Orleans High School - Sword Yearbook (Orleans, VT)

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'An ' 'I ' in: W iq 1 'I' -e f f-3 - W V: h ! ' vw y s s n L? 1 4 , H , A A Mary B. I-loughaboom, Mary E. Parker, Greta B. England, Rita M. Nault, Roger Barton, Wilfred Leslie, Herman H. Lambert. and Principal Rolfe W. Schoppe. To the Class of 1953: - In writing this farewell message, I want to wish you the best of everything in the years to come. Our school has tried to give you a good background forthe sort of life you are planning. Ifyou succeed in your endeavors, we as teachers will feel a sense of pride in you. If you fail you will reflect unfavorable criticism upon your- selves as well as your teachers, even though you may not intend that to be the case, A large number of you are going on with education. We think you are adequately prepared. .Some are going into service with Uncle Sam. We hope good fortune will be yours until the world is again at peace. The others will go directly to work at the serious business of earning a living. There are many opportunities open to you and the world's horizons are broad. Somewhere there is just the place for you. May you succeed in finding it. ' In the office of the school to which I am going hangsapicture of its most dis- tinguished graduate, Calvin Coolidge. Maybe the time will come when Orleans, or perhaps your state, will point with pride to some of you as most outstanding citizens. Which ones shall it be? 'Y