Mount Everett High School - Aurigan Yearbook (Sheffield, MA)

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Dear Seniors: When you leave Mount Everett as alumni, you are to become citizens of your community. There are a few basic things to remember. Always be yourself, do your own reasoning, being ready to lead or follow as the situation demands. Above all, remember always to live by the Golden Rule. This is essential to our democratic way of life. In closing may I express my most sincere wishes O for every happiness and success in all your eandeavors. Sincerely, A. Trocchi Vice-Principal Dear Seniors: Each of you has much to be proud of as you bid farewell to Mount Everett. Rest assured that the faculty shares with you some regret at this time of parting, for we have found both pride and pleasure in working with you. What kind of parents and citizens you become and how happy you are in your lives will give us some idea of how well you have developed here and, if good, will give reward to the teachers who have worked, worried and rejoiced along with your parents these past few years. Not too many pages of the calendar will turn before you will have children in school. How well they do, how happy they ate, what kindness and good- ness they have will mostly be determined by you - how strong, loving and good you are as parents. And it will be you, as citizens, who will determine the kind of schooling they will have. As you pass from your youth into adulthood, you will find that you must give of yourselves more than you receive from others. The strength of your comrnunity, the happiness of your children depends upon it. Sincerely, C. Newlon Principal

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A tlml'nl'stra tion ' 1 V L' l 4-5. ' -Qc -'T ll I O C Dear Seniors: Congratulations upon the occasion of your gradua- tion from high school. This is an important event in your lives, as your potential for personal happiness and community service has been enhanced by the twelve years of education which you have received in the local schools. As you become an adult member of our complex industrial society, further and continuous education will be necessary to keep pace with the expanding frontiers of knowledge. lt is becoming increasingly important that citizens realize that improved educa- tion for future generations is essential for individual happiness and success and for our national security and prosperity. Although the schooling which you have received here has been of good quality, I hope that your future support of the schools will enable an even better education for your children. As you leave Mount Everett, we will continue to have an active interest in your personal and occupa- tional development. Best wishes. Sincerely, George H. Daniel, Ed. D. Superintendent li

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