Littleton High School - Record Yearbook (Littleton, NH)

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ji Cru!! U! You are going into a world full of opportunities, challenges and responsibilities which needs a reawakening of honesty and integrity. If we are to have a better world, one based upon the freedom and worthwhileness of all men, you must help to shape this World. You must help to restore decency to a World tottering because it has lost some of its sense of proper values. Never be afraid to make decisions when right, honor and justice are on your side. There are times when you must take positive action, Where inaction may mean assent. You can render a significant service to your country by being good, active, par- ticipating citizens-be leaders, the world needs you! ARTHUR j. KENNEY Principal 5

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ja jnid Mari .Simian It is with pleasure that I take this opportunity to wish you all success and happiness. It is my sincere hope that you will accept the challenge that is yours, and strive to make this a better world in which to live. LESLIE S. CUMMINGS Superintendent of Schools 4

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Left to right, front row: R. Millen, Sports Editor: J. Hooper, Business Editorg R. Cooper, Editor-in-Chief: S. Hyde, Literary Editor: Mr. William Morris, Faculty Advisor, Second row: S. Eastman, Photography Editor: N. Stanley, Assistant Editorg S. Lehan, Sports Editor: K. Cullen, Photography Editor: B. Hicks, Art Editor, Ferne Foster, Art Editor. Welcome to the 1955 Record. We of the Record staff believe that this is the lirst and prob- ably the last yearbook to be published from the Kilburn School. This gives our book a little dis- tinction from other yearbooks of Littleton High School. We have learned a great deal getting this book ready for the press. It takes co-operation of responsible students to bring this from a dream to reality. We have enjoyed working together. This has been an experience for me that I will always remember. At this time I would like to thank Mr. Morris for his advice and direction. He has always been willing to help anyone at any time. I am sure we couldn't have done it without him. We, the Senior Class, would like to say good-bye to all of you. As we leave you with our best wishes for success and happiness in your new school, remember how fortunate you are. We would enjoy continuing with you. V With Commencement now approaching a new life is about to open for us. When we think of graduation from school, we think of the end of our education. But the real meaning of Commence- ment is 'tbeginningfl We. Seniors, are at the threshold of new experiences. Life is just beginning for us. Now we will have more freedom but also more responsibility. There will be more choices, but there will also be decisions of our own. We must take the consequences good or bad. We will have to use our former training to guide us to do the right thing. This is truly the beginning of a new phase in our life. . Our motto should help us as we step out into this new world - Perseverance Brings Suc- cess. Even before we graduate, I think we have used these words. We have worked hard these last four years to earn the money to go on our class trip. That week in New York and Washington is indelibly stamped in our minds. It will be in later years one of our most cherished memories as the last time our class was together as a group. This quotation by Henry Willard Austin explains perseverance for me. ' Genius, that power which dazzles mortal eyes. ls oft but perseverance in disguisef' guage Caper, globfor 6