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Page 8 text:
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Congratulations to the members of the Class of 1956 upon the comple- tion of your high school program! How fortunate you are to be gradu- ating in a country where you have the freedom to decide on the course you want to follow through life. This is one of the many privileges you have in this great land, but along with these privileges always go re- sponsibilities. Accept the responsi- bility for becoming energetic, par- ticipating citizens in your communi- ty. The course of democracy, perhaps even civilization, as we know it, will depend on the decisions you people will make during your life time as active citizens of your community, state and union. John W. Goodrich, Superintendent of Schools. The past four years have been a most important period of growth and development for you. Under the guidance of your teachers and par- ents you have had opportunity to ex- plore many fields of learning, to dis- cover your interests and abilities, to gain proficiency in certain skills, and to understand the community and world in which you live. You have progressed, during these years, from carefree childhood to the threshold of responsible adulthood. Although one significant period of your life is coming to a close, your graduation from high school marks the beginning of new and greater op- portunities. Your accomplishments of the past will serve as a foundation upon which to build higher, what- ever your plans for the future may be. Congratulations to you and best wishes for continued success. Yours sincerely, 4 Edward B. Fillback, Principal.
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FOREWORD Through the pages of this book are presented the scholastic and so- cial achievements of our four happy and unforgetable years at Middle- town High School. These years represent how we learned to live with others and to face life's problems with adult minds. As we advance toward higher and more difficult things, we shall recollect the knowledge gathered during our high school days and use it to steer us successfully through the sea of life. 3
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Mrs. Ralph Buckley Helen K. D’Apice John De Nunzio Aloysius S. Domijon Agnes G. Drennan John J. Gale Mrs. W. E. Hummell Adrian A. Johnson Carl V. Johnson Margaret M. Kinnirey 5
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