Silver Lake Regional High School - Torch Yearbook (Kingston, MA)

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Mr. Benjamin Conant — (Chairman), Mr. George W. Cushman — (Sec.-Treas.), Mr. Charles Batchelder, III, Mr. Robert Barbieri, Mrs. Lihas Cingolani, Mrs. Virginia Crosby, Mr. Henry D. Hammond Jr., Mrs. Margaret Meyer, Mr. Bowman Wingard, Mrs. Priscilla R. Holzworth, Mr. Robert Rigel. 5CHO0L COMMITTEE The School Committee relates to the school system as Congress relates to our nation ' s governmental machine. This group of hard- working, dedicated citizens bear the immense responsibihty of setting the policy which will determine our school ' s basic attitudes. They plan the budget, their prime interest being the welfare of all the students of Silver Lake.

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MR. FRANCIS MORAN SUPERINTENDENT MR. JOHN MALONEY ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT Today ' s high school graduate is quite different from his counterpart of five or ten years ago. Something has hap- pened to change the emphasis from doing as little as pos- sible to get by to a new emphasis on academic excellence. New mathematics, advance science, new foreign language teaching techniques are only some of the outward evi- dences of education ' s adjustment to the demands of a new technological society. Our students can ' t help but recognize the premium now being placed on scholarship and training. Their schools are also changing. Teachers are being retrained, courses are being revised. Federal Aid is reahty, making available new funds for research, scholarship, buildings and equip- ment. Today ' s graduates are indeed entering an exciting new world. In fact, they are the new world. Francis Moran

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Office of the Principal A yearbook represents a minuscule view of a school during a particular year. It recalls to you at a later date the activities in which you shared. With it you can recapture those moments that brought you happiness, suspense, anticipation, and even disappointment. This yearbook will become your emotional hnkage to the past which would otherwise soon slip from mind. But it is more than a roll call of your personal memories. It is a pictorial record of the school dur- ing the year 1965-66. As such it is a factor in the creation of an image of our school in the com- munity. The yearbook staff is most cognizant of these facts and has endeavored, to the best of their abihty, to present both an accurate and complete picture of the Silver Lake we know and respect. Sincerely, Arthur P. Silvester MR. ARTHUR SILVESTER PRINCIPAL 10 MR. ARTHUR HAND ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL