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It is the nature of man to anticipate. Often, anticipation is pleasant. One can dream of a future joy and imagine how wonderful that' joy will be when realized. Sometimes an- ticipation can be unpleasant. The expectation of an un- pleasant event is generally regarded as worrying. It can be said then, that anticipation can merely be either day- dreaming or fretting, but that would only be true if antic- ipation remained simply passive. In the healthy person an- ticipation is really a beginning. It is the beginning of action. To anticipate must mean to each of you to prepare. As you face each day you must to a large extent anticipate at least this: Life is unpredictable so be prepared for sur- prises. How do I prepare for this? you may well ask. The answer is found within yourself. Prepare yourself to accept your responsibility, to change what must be changed and endure the balance with courage. Mr. Donald Mills You have successfully completed four years of high school endeavor, congratulations and best wishes for your future success and happiness. Your years at Levittown Memorial High School have opened to you wide vistas of learning, not only through the subject areas, but through the social, extracurricula, and complete athletic programs offered. I sincerely hope that your successes here in school are indicative of a lifetime filled with the satisfaction that comes from a job well done. Always remember that a firm sense of responsibility is the underlying force that leads to satisfaction and happiness on all the roads of a successful life. May you be honest and sincere in your dealings with others, keeping always in mind your responsibilities to yourself, your family and your community. Mr. Edmond S. Butler 7
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Early morning drudgery. Everyone thinks this is my lunch but—can your lunch blow up the school? Sign on the dotted line You think I'm coming into the school?? Who are you trying to To school, we go. Relunctantly, to endure boredom . . . dutifully, to accept instruction . . . ea- gerly, to relish inspiration. Hey, Mr. Z, what are you doing in there? We're having Beefaroni! J S' We don't like to admit that we share the responsibility for what we find when we get there. 9
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