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To the members of the Class of 1980: It is with great pleasure that I congratulate each of you for successfully completing your course of study at Naugatuck High School. The Freshman faculty and I were very much impressed with your scholarship ability, and school citizenship as Freshman, and I know you carried this through for the following three years. For each of you, it is my sincere wish that God may bless you with many years of good health, happiness, and much success in your chosen field. John L. Kane Assistant Principal To the Class of 1980: Commencement from high school is not the end, but the beginning - the beginning of new experiences and opportuni- ties as you pursue your chosen careers and fields of endeavor. Your class has great potential as reflected by its leadership and the events highlighted in this yearbook. Whatever your aspirations, I wish each of you good fortune, great success and complete happiness. Charles E. Triano Assistant Principal To the Class of 1980: I am very pleased to have this opportunity to congratulate you, the Class of 1980. Your years at NHS, I trust, have been memorable years. During the past four years you have done well in various areas of the curriculum. The 1980's present many challenges and opportunities for each and every one of you. Along with the other members of the faculty and administra- tive staff, I wish you continued success in all of your future endeavors. Raymond A. Legenza Assistant Principal
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,,'31,Zg,j4- .. ,,- M -tw., ' fp: 2, 'fm:' ,i..:g:,3y 7- M .wyi W Q: f 2 we 'ru - ' ,, as ,,,, A , K H 2. ' V we , , .V .,. ,, The Year, 1980 . It Was A Beginning As we end our high school years, we also begin building our dream for the future- 1980- our opening to a new decade. A lot has happened and somehow we all made it through the year . . . a little older and a lot wiser. When we reflect on it, things weren't so bad after all. It was a time of form- ing friendships, making strides aca- demically, and im- proving as people. Let's take a look at what kind of year it was . . .
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