Mount Wachusett Community College - Yearbook (Gardner, MA)

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Dean's Message DEAR GRADUATES: Another year is coming to a close, another graduating class is taking leave of the hallowed halls of the Mount. This is the fourth year of publication for the graduating class yearbook and a time of pleasant memories and great hopes for the future. The students who worked on the early issues are now gone from our campus, leaving a heritage of pleasant memories that are evoked each time I open one of the books. Many return to tell us of the new experiences they are having as they break new trails across the landscape of their lives. All of them inquire about the students now in the college. It is a pleasure to tell them that our present students show the same good qualities of high motivation and superlative achievement that marked their classes. As the years go by, you will constantly refer to the Yearbook seeking the names of classmates. I hope you will keep the book handy and refer to it often. It is a tremendous privilege for me to share with you in your development and growth. No position can give greater satis- faction than that of Dean of Students, in an enterprise where young people cross new boundaries and where the chief criterion is maturity of mind, spirit, and body. I have enjoyed working with and for each of you. There is a feeling of severance as you will go away from us, yet there is no sense of pain or distress. We have only a feeling of pleasure that you have accomplished your objective and are now ready to reach for the next level of beckoning privilege. We place great trust in you. We have a deep faith in your future and much pride in your accomplishments. May the years be good to you, and yours, and may you come back often to see us. YO , oh P Hogan Si r y e of Student

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Dean of Faculty John H, Bassett Dean of Students John P. Hogan '-as-.Q Dean of Administration Richard P, Jeffrey