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Page 11 text:
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High School Man's achievements move forward with ever-increasing rapidity in this period of time we refer to as the Space Age . Undoubtedly, the pace of progress will continue to accelerate at an un- believable rate and you, the members of the class of 1966, will in some manner be a part of the tremendous future that lies ahead. You have been given a broad ed- ucation, the foundation for building your future. The degree of success you attain will be largely determined by how well you have prepared your base for achieving future goals and how adaptable you are to change. Throughout your lifetime you will be compelled to adjust to the rev- olutionary changes in our world of work, our professions, our economy and our society. You have been given the education needed to meet the demands of the future. If you fail to use this education and if you resist change, society will whirl by you and you will be left with the relics of the past while the rest of society enjoys the fruits of the present. It is my sincere wish that each of you will successfully meet the challenges of the future and that you will strive to be a most worthy citizen in our great nation. May I extend to each of you my very best wishes. Clarence M. Krammes Secretaries Mrs. Irma Schaeffer Miss Lucille Phllllppy
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High School Supervising Principal Seniors - Please accept my congratulations on your attainment of graduation from Northern Lebanon High School. This honor is just the beginning of your learning cycle which will continue until death. Tolerance and understanding should be- come a part of you. You must establish an evaluation of yourself for all people if you are to succeed in your chosen field of learning. You must develop important truths within yourself and live by them. Your cultural approach to all learning situations must follow the Golden Rule. Prove yourself by example so people may know you and the principles for which you stand. Your responsibilities must go beyond your per- sonal interests. Learn to be a creative adult. The world will honor you if you can show them you are a person who thinks. To be a leader you must set your academic standards high - work to the best of your ability and accept success as a reward for your labor. Harvey L. Nitrauer
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School Board LEFT TO RIGHT: Franklin Bachman, Secretary; John Gilbert, Gerald Wolfe, Jonas Meyer, Warren Ditzler, President; Paul Slike, Sr., Treasurer; Edward Trainer, Dr. Harry Reed, Harry Boyer, Vice President. 8 Mr. Frederick Gahres Assistant Principal Mr. Kenneth Judkins Business Manager
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