Norwalk Community College - Yearbook (Norwalk, CT)

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To The Graduating Class of l973 People often talk of Hthe good old daysn - as if they really existed. Actually all periods of time have their own serious prob- lems and it is only when overwhelmed by present problems that past times seem so carefree. Today is no exception. Progress is being made today in solving some problems. Tension between major world powers is lessening, steps are being taken to meet the dangers arising from a growing population and limited natu- ral resources, and the United States is gradually moving from a war to a peace economy. Other examples could be given to indicate that change at an ever increasing pace is the order of the day. By continuing your education you have been preparing yourselves with a broader background of knowledge and skills, and should be better able to adapt as needed to this changing world. Few of you today can be certain about where you will live or what you will be doing ten years in the future. But you have now completed one im- portant step that gives you the greater fluidity and mobility that is so necessary. Please accept my congratulations on your present achievements. Do not stop here however, for education, whether formal with addi- tional degrees, or personal under self-direction, is a lifelong pro- cess and must be in this rapidly changing society. The Norwalk Com- munity College is proud if it has helped you along the way. f2,J..,f Everett I.L. Baker President

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