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0m Tuaafala To the Graduates, Class of 1967: It is an honor and a pleasure to extend a message to you, the graduates of the Class of 1967. You have just completed the first real task given to you in life, and I want to congratulate you on your success: however, l would like to caution you that your whole life will be a series of tasks which will become more difficult as you mature. lf you will continue striving in the future as you have in the past, l'm quite sure that most of your life will be successful. Success comes hard, you must plan, work, and sacrifice. Remember, the future of our great nation depends on you-how well you plan, how hard you work, and how willing you are to sacrifice. Remember, too, that as you travel the highway of life, you must keep your fellow man foremost in your mindlg' the way that you respond to him will determine your success or ai ure. Darwin C. Cook High School Principal To the Graduates, Class of 1967, Northwestern High School: May we, God helping us, be part of the answer, and not part of the problem. - Peter Marshall ln this prayer, the Reverend Marshall has suggested a way of life that challenges us deeply. It points vividly to the fact that we, both as an individual and as a member of a group, are responsible for conditions under which we live. To live abundantly and effectively, we must make decisions. Some of these are right decisionsg others result in sorrow or embar- rassment. ln making decisions, we call upon our previous training and experiences to aid us. lt is the hope of the faculty and the administration of your school that we have helped you in the process of finding answers g above all, it is our prayer that we have done nothing to cause you to become problems Knowing you and working with you has been a great joy. We congratulate you for your progress, with much pride, we shall be watching you as you move on to achieve your life's goal. Comeback to visit us whenever you can. Charles C. Gilbert Supervising Principal I4 MR. DAVIS rN, is Q mv-s. ,mm
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