Roslindale High School - Yearbook (Roslindale, MA)

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or-N The 1974 Yearbook depicts school life on every page--formal seniors, informal school activities, study, play, work, games, clubs, and affairs in general, just as they happen in the hectic pace ofa school day. You, our students, leave Roslindale High School to study in higher institutions, to work, to marry, etc., but you go with the dedication, I trust, that throughout your lives you will do all in your power that right will prevail. Your education will reach far beyond this formal system. You will continue to learn and grow in and out of schools, in every possible circumstance and at every stage of your life. Your education imposes on you the duty to give back to your commu- nity and to your country generous service a hundred-fold, for the rights and advantages which are yours today because you are an American, educated by America to take your part in a free society. The many talents that you have must not be buried, but must be used and developed. How? By patient, sustained effort throughout life. Why? That the world may be better because you have lived in it. Every good wish for highest success! Helen M. Moran Headmaster 4