Parishville Hopkinton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Parishville, NY)

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To the Graduates of '62: You have completed a very important milestone in life. It is my sincere Wish that each of you succeed in whatever field you choose to enter. Since rely, WRS Q1111 Cyglicnl Mrs. O'Brien .ww-e,,Am , N. -4 l93O Y ou r commencement exercises in June of 1962 marks the end of your unity as a senior Class, as well as the completion of your own high school education. The Word Commencement, how- ever, denotes a beginning. It will be the beginning of a new life for you. Sincere Wishes for success to each of you in your new ventures. Sincerely, Mrs. Earle

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l if BIRTHDAYS Benton Butterfield Eakins Gary Goodrich Hart Hotaling Kelley Matthews Ma Comber Meashaw Parker Ros enbarker Swift Wickwire Bradi sh Converse Gee Groebler Mose s Powell Tuper MN .f.. December 6 Aprill 11 April 14 September 19 June 13 June 20 August 9 March 31 September 9 February 24 May 28 June 25 February 23 June 27 May 6 March 15 November 10 December 16 October 21 November 16 March 23 July 31

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lt is with pleasure that I take this opportunity to write a few words to you, the students of Parishville-Hopkinton Central School. To you students who are terminating your first step in the educational process may you find success and prosperity in whatever you endeavor to do, To those of you who are remaining with us until you graduate from high school, may you have the foresight to prepare yourselves to the best of your ability. This may be done by using, to the utmost, the facilities available, whether it be completing your assigned work, asking the teacher for that extra help that would make the difference as to your un- derstanding of the subject, using the guidance office and the materials that are there for you to use, and above all, ask questions if there is something you don't understand. Remember that it is up to you to live up to your state motto in education---and that is, Let each become all that he is capable of being . Q, ,afmwa Ray Harrington. WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY. To the Class of 1962: You are rapidly approaching the end of a very important milestone in life. The past four years have been, l'm sure, most enjoyable. They have also been most important in building a foundation to prepare you to meet more adequately the many complex challenges which lie ahead. The efforts of your parents, your teachers and most important your own ef- forts will now begin to show how well you have applied the opportunities made available to you. We live in a highly competitive society and in a nation which has become the leader and it is because of it's ability to educate its youth. To those of you who will pursue your education further, may I ex- tend a sincere wish for your continued success. Remember that worth- while goals in life are not achieved without determined efforts. To those of you who plan to seek employment it would be well to remember that employers are not interested in excuses but rather results. Always strive to improve your efforts. May the years ahead bring only the very best for each of you. ,X ' Q My - William Pelotte