North Quincy High School - Manet Yearbook (North Quincy, MA)

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. , . H WK if-NL'-N' !lnlllillEWi5 Edmund J. King Assistant Principal 4gC0x.LN.xQ1kXN- . QQ, .,. Rr- K 'Q qw QXN- Fx , X f X HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION- silting: Alice Grayg slanding: Kenneth Rickson, Katherine McCoy. 9 CLERICAL STAFF-Emily Difilio, Sally A. Hannon, Esther A. Morrison. :ix

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The PTi11C?6llli' Meffa e Ll It is said that graduation n1arks the end of the preliminary phase of our lives. Significantly college re- fers to it as commencement -not the end of the old, but the beginning of the new. So it must always be that the end of one chapter imperceptibly intertwines with the beginning of the next. You stand at a great fork in the mainstream of life, where are made binding decisions that affect forever your destiny. It is a time of retrospectg it is a time of foresight. You seek to make a smooth transition be- tween where you have been and where you are going. To have meaning the two must be related. Many have been together from the first days of school, most for the last six years. Growing out of this I is a unique togetherness at North. Through the most formative period of your lives you have worked and played together. And yet, you cannot escape the realization that the whole is a fusion of the parts. As the perfect harmony of a great symphony is a delicate blending of the tones of each instrument, so are the great accomplishments of a group the subtle compound of the efforts of each individual. As you work in concert with others remem- ber that your self-respect lies in your own contribution. North has served you well if you are better for having been hereg you have served North well if it is better for your having been here. Each, I hope, has left forever its stamp upon the other. 541.41

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