Madawaska High School - Owl Yearbook (Madawaska, ME)

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THE SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE To the Members of the Graduating Class: As you await your diplomas at graduation time, do you have the feeling that your education is being completed? Do not be deceived. Life is the great educator. Every day ofyour lives you will have op- portunities for learning, from the obser- vation of others, your participation in the affairs of the community, and many other experiences in the performance of your daily living. Your twelve years of school, encouraged by your parents, p a s t o r , teachers and others concerned and inter- ested in your welfare should afford you the opportunity of distinguishing the true moral and spiritual values which are so necessary and important in our every- day living. The world which awaits your contri- butions to help solve its problems is war -worn, troubled and perplexed. It needs the spirit of youth prepared to meet its problems in terms of honesty, loyalty, sincerity, morality and the other ingred- ients which make for character. The measure to which you will succeed in your efforts to become a valued member of society will depend to a great extent upon your own initiative and ability to practice your everyday living in terms of high spiritual and moral conduct. The roads of Life are ahead. Choose wisely and prayerfully as you travel for- ward and onward. H GALEN I. VEAYO Superintendent RITA ROSSIGNOL Secretary

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Left to nght Mr Alfred Dumals Chauman Mr Wllfred Plourde and Mr Martm Garon. 5

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THHTIUH BROTHER THEODORE Prmclpal RAYMONDE MARTIN Secretary ..-4'