Monticello High School - Monti Yearbook (Monticello, NY)

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Kenneth L. Rutherford Supervising Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1952: When you read this page for the first time, you will be counting the days until graduation. The cul- mination of twelve years of effort will be just ahead. The general public speaks of this event in your lives as Commencement.'' And this is well. Do not center your thoughts upon the period which is end- ing; look forward to the years of opportunity ahead, a period when you will be commencing” new ex- perience. The graduation of your class will remove from our student body many people who have been recog- nized as strong leaders, not only during your senior year but all through high school. Your class has stood for those things which mean so much to a school. In comparison with other classes you may not have broken records in athletics or music or club activities. But you have made to many phases of school life those contributions which reflect character, dignity, loyalty and stability. Your country and your world may make heavy demands upon your time, your talents and your in- come. Planning for your future is difficult. But if you do not plan, your future is likely to be aimless and unworthy of your abilities. Upon a foundation of character you must build for the years ahead. Secure all the formal education which is possible. If you can not go on to school, start a systematic self-education. Keep at it. Our country needs well-trained men and women with strong convictions-—people who will put the right ahead of wealth and position. The class of 1952 must measure up. I hope you will maintain your contacts with and your interest in your high school. If you eventually live elsewhere, take an interest in that local public school system. You have an obligation to serve. It is my parting wish that the years ahead may bring to you all the rewards which you deserve. 7 Sincerely your principal, Kenneth L. Rutherford

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