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Page 8 text:
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To The Class oj 1963 Seniors! The faculty joins me in congratulating you at graduation time. This yearbook outlines many of your accomplishments and will help you remember them as you read its pages in the years ahead. We trust you also will remember the inscription over the entrance to our Senior High School building which reads: ENTER TO LEARN, GO FORTH TO SERVE Now you have reached the point when you must decide whether to continue your education or to begin to serve your community which together with your parents has done much to help you develop your talents. As you know, your community has furnished you with the school facilities, the courses of study and the teachers to prepare you for the responsibilities of adult citizenship. For you to obtain real satisfaction in life will require that you apply your skills constructively in your vocation, your home, and your community life. You will face challenges in economic, social, and political areas. It is the hope of your Odessa-Montour teachers, administrators, and board members that we have provided more than basic knowledge and technique necessary for earning a living. We sincerely trust that we have instilled you with the desire to serve others, and to keep on studying, whether on the job, in the home or in college, so as to serve better which is the true spirit of education. Henry Heslop
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SEATED: Left to Right, Ward Searles, John T. Barton, Irving D. Goodrich, Superintendent of Schools; Howard A. Hanlon, President; Delmar Bleiler, Vice-President. STANDING: Kenneth Gilbert, Stanley Rundle, Dr. James J. Norton. ABSENT when picture was taken, George Hoffman. To The 1963 Senior Class On behalf of the Board of Education of the Odessa-Montour Central School, I want to extend our most hearty congratulations to you, the 1963 graduating class of the Odessa-Montour Central School. Your teachers are high in their praise of your many accomplishments and they consider you an outstanding class in many ways. I am sure you will agree that they are the best authorities from whom we, the Board of Education, can get information as to your abilities. You have been an outstanding money-raising class. Some of your members have potentials of being outstanding in the sales field. The scholarships that you have earned are of an exceptionally high average. Your presentation of the first newspaper for the Odessa-Montour Central School is something that will long be remembered. The rocket launching by some of your group was a notable accomplishment and shows the extreme interest of some of your class in science which is all important in this day and age. We of the Board of Education are exceedingly proud of our school in general. Even though we are in a rural area and in a small town, our school exceeds in abilities and accomplishments in educational standards in many ways of that of many city schools. We rank very high in the averages of the State and the Nation. We are proud of that. While we are a relatively poor district from a financial standpoint, yet we have been able to maintain these high standards and we intend to do just that in the future. For that reason we figure you can always look back with pride on your school alma mater. Good luck to you, one and all. Yours truly, H. A. Hanlon, President ODESSA-MONTOUR CENTRAL SCHOOL BOARD OF EDUCATION 5
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