Norwood Norfolk Central School - Keystoner Yearbook (Norwood, NY)

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'Ov'-0 BOARD OF EDUCATION Left to Right Seated Dr Henry Vxmcor Mr Wnllnam Salusbury Dr Donald Buxby Presndent Mrs Blanche Palmer Dr C P Martln Standxng Mr Kenyon Jones Mr John Lynch Mr Howard Hall Mnssmg Mrs Shirley Orologxo Mr Russell Colbert I conslcler It o prlvllege to greet you the graduates of 1959 On behalf of your parents frlends and the Board of Education Congratulatvons You have made suitable progress during the last twelve years and have reached this deserving goal as a result of dlllgence and hard work You ar now ready to launch out on another avenue of llfe and regardless of what path you choose you wlll constantly have to make Important dec: sions Use well the abnllty and ludgment that has come to you as a result of the teachings of your home and school and always remember that your declslons affect you and others Make them wisely for once made there are many of them that affect your llfe forever Best wlshes to each and every one D Bixby 115911 , Ii

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C, D O umiy TRATION lce lhls opporr ma1er ADMINIS The members of the class of 1959 would Ilke to fa Yo express our deep apprecratuon for the odmumstralnon ol our olma Your help encouragement and guidance wll help To lead us all on to further and greater goals 8 O '4 Q L S 9 4 Q J -4 J NO ,v- 'lv X930 x. N o so oo , , ' l

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RICHARD W HANN You must choose well your opportunities for the future upon graduataon from hagh school Records show that you are quite apt to stay with the farst occupation or professaon that you decade to enter Therefore at as very amportant for your future happiness that you make a good selectaon My best washes to the Class of 1959 an the years ahead F W KELLY Education as the vehicle by means of which our cultural heritage as transmitted from generation to generation I belaeve however that education also as the anstrument by whach our culture as advanced and the lafe of our people amproved from one generation to the next The demands on education are constantly growing and comparatively recently have taken on new dimensions which constitute a fundamental challenge to our schools These new demands spell out the need for a qualaty education for an even greater number of our people whach as a demand never before made on the schools of a nation Our schools face the task of preparang students to occupy a new world which as emerging from repeated applacataons of science and technology to the maternal condataons of our laves You the graduates of T959 wall spell out how well our schools have met the challenge and I am sure that you wall make us proud I congratulate you upon your R W HANN FRANCIS W KELLY I I . . 1 .' ' ' . j ' I g V 1 V '5 ' f successful completion of your high school education. les lfrrtlflllb , ' K ff! I I I . .