North Haven High School - Sachem Yearbook (North Haven, CT)

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8 upmnlntftpnta UJpHaagp May this yearbook ever be a reminder of three interesting and profitable years of study and activity at the North Haven High School. Within these covers you have preserved for many years to come those memories and recollections which have been of true interest and value to you. Your community has provided each student with excellent lay and professional leaders, a dynamic curriculum, and good facilities and equipment which collectively have made it possible for each student to acquire skills, information, attitudes and understandings which should ever be meaningful and useful. May each of you grad- uates always appreciate the unusual advantages that have been provided you as a student at the North Haven High School. This fine yearbook is a tribute to those who have made it possible. It represents hours of devotion on the part of many people. May it always be a prized possession. And finally, to each member of the graduating class of 1965, we congratulate you. We are proud of each of you. We would express the hope that the future will continue to challenge the best in you in order that our society, broadly conceived, can continue to develop an appreciation and use of human worth and values to the end that our nation and world will profit by the wholesome and effective education provided. DR CHARLES F. RITCH, JR. Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION L. to R. seated: Thomas Buchan, Christian Englehardt, George Naples, Jean Nelbach. Standing. Carmen Romano, Mario Caran- gelo, Earl Jones, Donald Elgee, Harold Bom- stein. 8

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 I wasn’t the one who decided to have a chartreuse cover” You, Mr. Perrone and Mrs. Olson will be kept among our fondest memories of North Haven High. Mrs. Olson, you ought to give up teaching and go into yearbook production 7

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Prttulpars iHpagap? To each member of the Class of 1965 we offer our congratula- tions upon your graduation from North Haven High School. For each of you commencement offers new challenges and responsi- bilities. Your teachers have attempted to impress upon you a philosophy that ones goals should not be grades or honors; these are but symbols used to motivate you toward the acquisition of skills, knowledge and concepts which are the essential parts of a good education. The ultimate goal of education, however, is to provide a foundation for making independent judgments and decisions based on accurate facts, clear reasoning and understanding. The world in which you will participate will offer you many difficult choices between truth and falsehood, the worthwhile and the trivial. If we have truly accomplished our objectives in our educational program, you should be equipped to make these choices. We have confidence that we have had reasonable success in the attainment of these goals and that you will continue to develop and foster those qualities which will make you a more effective, contributing member of our society. Your teachers join us in wishing you success and happiness in the years ahead. DR. DELIO J. ROTONDO Principal 9 CLARKE ROCKWELL 'Assistant Principal MARVYN JAFFE Assistant Principal