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CHRISTIAN A. HERTER GOVERNOR THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT STATE HOUSE, BOSTON To the Class of 1955, Norwood High School: It is a pleasure for me, courtesy of the Tiot, to send this to the Senior Class. through the brief message I have a great deal of faith in the young people of today. You are alert and intelli- gent and your feet are on the ground. Your sense of values is sound. You are fortunate in being a part of a generation which is going to see tremendous changes during your lifetime. You will benefit by the peacetime uses of atomic energy which are going to make profound differences in the lives of every citizen. You are living in an age in which our knowledge of many other scientific matters is being rapidly improved in major respects. Moreover, you are living in one of the parts of Massachusetts which is undergoing impor- tant expansion and development, with the prospect of greatly increased opportunities for its inhabi- tants . It is my conviction that you are entitled to look to the future with the same confidence In yourselves that I have in you. With my warmest personal regards. Sincerely, Ojl, to- Christian A. Herter Governor of the Commonwealth CAH:db
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dedication The splendour of the graceful lady of lighf who stands in the harbor of our largest city, has long been a significant symbol for millions of free- dom-loving individuals. Her radiance has not been dimmed by war, by malice, or by intolerance. Her resplendent figure has for centuries guided the homeless to a land of glowing opportunity and happiness. Today, she stands there as majestic and glorious as ever, her arm never weary of lifting on high that torch, as an emblem of hope to Americans and to all freedom-seeking people from the four corners of the world. In tribute to this magnificent and symbolic figure, to the guiding light of millions, the Statue of Liberty, this 1955 edition of Tiot is hereby dedicated. Give me your tired, your poor Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me. I lift my lamp beside the golden door! J.V.C. ' 55 I 5
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