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

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The boa rd ofEducation extends congratulations and cordial greetings to the graduates of 1960. As life is made up of successes and failures, all must know that the graduates of 1960 have been achieving successes. Iurge each one ofyou to make every reasonable effort to continue with success in whatever type of honest and worthwhile endeavor you may choose to follow after graduation. Each one of you should feel that he or she has a very worthwhile contribution to give to society and should with all your God-given ability and strength be willing to deliver this gift. Your present achievement is an indication of your ability and willingness to labor faithfully. I trust that you may continue to succeed, Best wishes to all, D. Bixby MRS. MELISSA CARROLL foam! of Superintendent fi? U1 SEATED, Left to Right: Mr. Russell Colbert, Mrs. Blanche Palmer, Clerkg Dr. Donald Bixby, President Mrs. Shirley Orologio, Mr. John Lynch. STANDING: Dr. Henry Vinicorg Mr. Kenyon Jones, Mr. William Salisbury, Dr. C. P. Martin. MISSING: Mr. Howard Hall.

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The Senior class of 1960 wishes to express in sincere appreciation to the faculty and Qldlmillistruliolr of NNCS for their aid, sup- prnrt, and dircctiou throuyr the years. , 1 X 1- .N '. ' x -. . . . - - ' ' I 'i-...'.-. '-,'., ' ' J V - G fi i .1 ,. - Q , ' 1' :Z ' v 15 -, ' 1..',..-3-.VZ-.3-' jg. - , , . t V .I I.. . - .f - , 5. . x w ' H . ',-y C x 1 1 f..n - - ' I ' ., , X I x n , r I 4 1 v. 1 1 1 - x r v 1 f 4 ' 1 , 1 1 , ' x 1 s

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In recent years we have had dramatically demo- strated to us that education is one of our society's primary sources of strength, Thus our American school system is dedicated to giving every boy and girl the opportunity and encouragement to climb as far up the educational ladder as his ability and am- bition will take him. The total worth of our nation is measured in terms ofits human and natural resources. The value of each individual to his community and, in turn to the nation, depends largely on the educational opportunities made available to him and the use that he makes of them in his life. You, the graduates of 1960, should continue to climb the educational ladder in order that you may contribute most to your com- munity and in turn to our great nation. My congratulations to the class of 1960 upon the successful completion of your secondary school studies. Mr. Richard W. Hann 3. kc' Education is a continuous process which does not end with graduation continue to educate and ship in the community live. This is necessary like you who will be Congratulations to Mr. from this school. You must train yourself for member- in which you are going to for you as well as for others the leaders of tomorrow. the class of 1960. Francis W, Kelly