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Senior Chemistry Class Carolyn Brooder and Kathy Colcmen Senior Class Meeting He who is busy with the morrow is busy doing nothing. And he who tomorrow will bring us nothing of what he has done today is of no use to the future. Man can accomplish only that for which he has the time and the energy. Striving to set for society a foundation of moral, yet practical, conceptions, he hopes to have his ideals and ideas realized. He mustn't gaze into the mist of the past nor into the labyrinth of the future, but into the reality of today, in order to secure his goal. The groundwork of the future is presently being designed. Many new and different horizons are expanding before us; horizons to be nurtured and examined by the intriguer, and utilized by the masses. Let us, then, not hesitate to discover these anticipations with a new air of hope and promise. Only by accomplishing today,, can you expect to enact tomorrow. Attainment is no respecter of circumstance. The present time must not Ire one of waste, but rather one of thoughtful creativity. 17
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Todays’ Experiences Helps Shape Tomorrow’s World 16
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He Enriched Our Lives H Mr. Harold Geraghty We, the class of 1966, dedicate our yearbook to you, Mr. Geraghty, with our deepest thanks and sincere good wishes. Your personal interest in us, both as a class and as individuals, has enriched our lives, while your unfailing efforts on behalf of the entire student body have proven invaluable. A native New Yorker, Mr. Geraghty earned his B.A. degree at St. Bonaventure University. He came to Wallingford in 1960 to teach in the junior high schools, and moved to Lyman Hall in 1963 to teach Social Studies. Mr. Geraghty's enthusiasm in class provokes our understanding of past ages, present turmoils, and a promising future. This enthusiasm has stimulated many of our extracurricular endeavors in which he has shared. We thank you, Mr. Geraghty, for your enthusiasm, concern, and interest, and dedicate the 1966 SIGNER to you in appreciation. !8
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