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principu ti. A ,fi gf. , 3.41 PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE To the Class of 1982: You are about to embark on the great adventure of adult life. As you leave SACS for the last time as a student, I hope you'll take the time to reflect upon what has transpired over the last twelve years or so. You have gone from infancy to young adulthood. Along the way there have been triumph and frustration, joy and sorrow, success and failure. Many people have been influen- tial in your growth - parents, teachers, clergy, and friends. All have wanted to help ease the path of maturity in their own way. Unlimited opportunities await each of you. How you take advantage of those opportunities will be up to you and you alone. I hope those decisions you will be making will be beneficial to you in every way. The growth pains and frustrations youive wrestled with will serve you well as you face the world entirely on your own. On behalf of the entire staff, I wish you the very best in whatever you do. May your triumphs be abundant as you march through life. MR. THOMAS ACKLEY Xe .X Secrefarieb p l Mrs. Sona Hallett Miss Jane Lawlor 8
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minidrafion Dear Members of the Class of ,821 There are moments in life when words utterly fail us in attempting to share with someone that in our own thoughts which we seem important and worthy of be- ing shared. This is one of those moments. You will shortly be bombarded with advice - ad- vice on What to do for a living, When to make the big move, Where to place your priorities, Whom to marry, and How to bring it all together into something resembling meaning and satisfaction. We would now relinquish all of our rights to advise youg after twelve years of schooling, that too should come to an end. Instead, we would return to the childhood days of magical fairytales and make a wish for you, a very simple wish and yet profound - as you will find most simple things to be: May we wish that you, as an individual unlike any other, become all that you are capable of being? Sincerely, I 3 ii 7 Q f 1' ww if kg X 'gl f W lfliflufl ecrefa riea Diana Morton Judy Anderson
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