Saugus High School - Tontoquonian Yearbook (Saugus, MA)

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Dr. William Kelly 9uperin+enden+ Of Qchools As you come to the conclusion of your years in Saugus High School I wish to add my congratulations to those which you have al- ready received. In addition to acquiring an education, you have developed friendships with teachers and students and I hope that these have contributed to your education. I also hope that these friendships will endure and that your association with Saugus High School has re- sulted in pleasant memories. As you go on to use your education in a job or in college, I be- lieve that you will have many occasions to recall your high school days. I hope that you will remember the good things and that your education here will prove to have been a rewarding as well as suc- cessful experience. Please accept my best wishes for success and happiness in the fu- ture. Very truly yours,

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Robert J. Fraser Principal To the Class of 1971: I have a special interest in the class of 1971 because you were sopho- mores when I became Principal of the high school, and therefore the first class to have been in the school during my term as Principal. I want to congratulate you on your graduation and hope sincerely that we have given you something that has prepared you for your fu- ture in these difficult times. Today it is necessary to have more than the standard high school education to cope with the dilemma and confron- tations of the time. You must be eguipped to make decisions and judgements beyond the ordinary everyday problems of life. Whether you go to work or go on to further education, you will be called upon to defend your beliefs and you must have the courage and good judge- ment to do this in a manner which should preclude the violent conse- quences which are taking place amongst some groups in our society. Do not be caught up in the contradictions of the day which seemingly are asking for a peaceful society and attempting to acquire peace through violent actions. There are times when you feel that the system is not the most ex- pedient means to this end but the system has created our many free- doms which we in the United States are able to enjoy today. I would like to think that Saugus High School has produced thinking people who can stand up to these situations in a rational manner. I wish you only the best in whatever your future might be. I know that you will be a credit to Saugus High School in the years to come. 5