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Dedication To our class advisor, a man we know as our friend and teacher; we gratefully dedicate this book. Foreword With graduation, we face a crossroads, and the path taken will point the way to our future life. To a hesitant senior all paths look equally hazy, un¬ certain, and rough. But each leads into the new world of tomorrow. Although passing through territory never before trod upon by man, it leads to horizons greater than the world has yet known, and we step gladly and proudly onto the road ahead.
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What then does our diploma mean? It means we have earned 16 units of credit, taken four years of English and Physical Education, studied U. S. History, Current History, Civics, Algebra I, plus our chosen electives. But in a larger sense it means we have grown up, matured, learned to live with each other and to re¬ spect knowledge. It means we have developed into responsible young adults ready to make our place in the world. Orleans High School has done for us, as best it could, the job it was built to do. What about the future classes who are coming up the ladder we have climbed? We think that Orleans will have even more to offer them. In all probability many of them will be graduated from the proposed Regional High School. This new school with its im¬ proved equipment and facilities will provide opportunity for more varied instruction in all fields. There will be greater opportunities for scientific experimentation, practical experience, oral expression, and foreign language study. The library, so vital for self-education, will improve. Advanced courses in English, Math¬ ematics, and Science may be offered as the need arises. The larger school with a broader range of interests, activities, and equipment should stimulate future Orleans students to greater academic achievements. To the men and women who have played a part in our educa¬ tion, we should like to express our deepest appreciation. To our teach¬ ers, principal, superintendent, and our local and regional school com¬ mittees, we say thanks. Our only hope is that as the years pass we can prove once again that, after all, education is the key to the problems of any age and the an¬ swer for the future of our world.
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