Monticello High School - Monti Yearbook (Monticello, NY)

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Mr. Noble addresses P. T. A. Meeting on behalf of Centraliza-

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DL Principal’, m }e3ACl(ji To The Class of 1956: This message is being written to you long before you read it—in fact on the day after Thanksgiving 1955. Probably that is the reason I am suggesting to you that at graduation time you should count your many blessings. Your school life has been lived in a period during which there has been much in- ternational unrest. Yet in the communities where you have resided, life has been peace- ful. your parents have enjoyed relative prosperity, and for most of you the necessities of life and even its luxuries have been in abundance. Your school careers have been uninterrupted by any major problems, your class rooms have been staffed by able teach- ers. Twenty-eight of you started first grade together in September 1944 and eight more have joined your class who were in second grade that autumn. You have en- joyed the companionship of seven more of your original first grade up to the present although they will not be graduating with you. Among these forty-three young people, many close and lasting friendships have been formed. After graduation you will be much more on your own.' With a full appreciation of the opportunities which have been yours and will be yours in years to come, carve out for yourselves lives worthy of your heritage. Kenneth L. Rutherford