Lyman Hall High school - Singer Chronicle Yearbook (Wallingford, CT)

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ln Appreciation To you, Miss Quint, we are deeply grate- ful for your unseltishness as a teacher and as a friend. We are indebted to you tor the many things you have done for us. Our sincere appreciation is extended to you, Miss Dederick, for your thoughtfulness and your deep interest in the students at Lyman Hall. Having known you has made our lives richer and fuller. Mrs. Bohannah, to you we owe our many thanks for your sincere desire to help us in all that we have done. As adviser and teacher you have been invaluable to us all. J' If F

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Dedication Mr. John Mitchell Mr John Mitchell loaned the Wallingford school system in 1938 after having re ceived his Bachelor ot Science degree from New York University and later his Master of Arts in business education Mr Mitchell teaches otiice practice clerical practice and typevvrnting He has also been the Business Adviser of school publications gratitude for your untirmng eftorts on our behalf Because ot your unselish devotion and continual service you have proved to be an invaluable friend to our class Al though you are leaving us this year we will always remember you We, the Class of I964, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Mitchell, with deepest

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MR. JOHN PRICE, A.B., Ed.M Principal To the Graduates of I964: You have come to a fork in the road of life. The sign posts point clearly in different directions. The mileage either way varies but little in measured kilometers. The destina- tions, however, are at extreme poles. The choice is yours to make. The one road is the path to success through effort, perseverance, and self- sacrifice. It winds in serpentine fashion through chasms and valleys of challenge and temptation. lt is the expert trailmaker who finds his route safely home. The other highway is level and direct. No inclines, no ruts, no detours bar the way. lt is, in truth, an easi to the pioneer. er route to follow, but ultimately offers little satisfaction The allegory is clear. The happy, secure, self-reliant man will choose the more difficult pathway. He will often feel closeted within the maze, but he will eventually come to the end of the road. There he will stand - in the aura of his own light.