RHAM High School - Triangle Yearbook (Hebron, CT)

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u 1 'V' u lx gl I ,ra F! I, , :fx:.-silty ami .rw I y . 9 i-1 4 , .rr of X ' I 1 6-gqzielz bag I Liv A , Eight MR. J. COLIN PUSHEE Principal 1 l I l F Q 1 ix h I1 ii E L 1 r H l l r To the Members of the Class of 1970 Your commencement privilege is to usher in a ne decade, and coupled with this is the consequent r sponsibility of meeting the challenge of this perioi It is a time that promises everything and guarante nothing. You will be asked to declare Where you sta - What is your commitment? The previous decade noted monumental achiev: ment for our country in space travel. It was also time when the computer became increasingly part a parcel of our lives. This latter development, so ne essary to the continuing progress of our technolo nonetheless carries with it a threat of depersonaliz tion. We can become mere automatons, the output a digital digestion that would reduce humanity figures and formulae. Therefore, we would urge that you identify you selves in a constructive public effort. That you live life of meaning and purposeg and that you not be lo in a swamp of ambiguity. Read again, if you wi Capek's R.U.R., or Huxley's Bwwe New World a take heed,for this nction has a disturbing reali about it. We wish the members of the class of 1970 well their involvement with their times and we wou ask that they bring to their appointed tasks that spi of achievement that distinguished their years RHAM. - iq L I I y h 1. . Z l 4