New London High School - Exodus Yearbook (New London, NH)

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ADMINISTRATION 8' FACULTY

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DEDICATIO The class of 1962 proudly dedicates this book to Mr. Carl Hill, whose in- terest and help have guided us through our high school years . 2 .

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V Each of you has both an opportunity and To the Members of the Class of 1962: As graduation brings a close to your public school years, it marks the start for each of you toward building a use- ful and rewarding life on the foundation you now possess . You will be living in a rapid-moving, earth-shrinking, atomic-jet age. Past accomplishments should be dwarfed by new, intellectual achievements . a responsibility to make your education and learning work toward solving the serious problems that complicate life today. There is no alternative. To the Members of the Class of 1962: This is a time of mixed emotions-- happiness and sadness--for you. Your four years at New London High School are nearly over and you will be going in many different directions soon. I-low well you have prepared yourselves for your new way of life, while you were in high school, will have much to do with your future success. lf you are content to rest on your laurels, then we who have worked with you have failed, but if you are eager to continue Sincerely yours, Gordon B. Flint Superintendent of Schools S to improve yourselves we can take pride in you, knowing that we have helped to instill in you the traits necessary for a full life. Your teachers join me in wishing you happiness and success in the years ahead . 4 Sincerely yours, Robert 1. Livingston Principal