Tangier High School - Harbor Light Yearbook (Tangier, VA)

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P pesitlonl ; Message THEW HITEenOUusSr WASHINGTON TOMER ES 97 22H LCHMSCHOOLS GRADUA TES: Graduation is a time for celebrating because it marks the completion of the longest experience you have all shared: twelve years of education. But jit Ws) alsoua time of invitation, of looking toward = tomorroweasmwe ul. as reviewing the lessons of yesterday. LCs Settee mem co step back for a moment, and to ponder what the whole ope: NAeNeie. Mhsiseye) Suirijesade. qe¥ens At the beginning of this Nation the times were, in a Sense, wiikemtoday.1s torn sy our They were times of youth’, of freshness “and of (opportund Gy ee MoO mest 14a half the people in America were less than twenty years old. Jefferson authored the Declaration of Independence at thirty-three; sixteen other signers were in their thirties; and three were in their twenties. The young Nation and its youthful population were setting out together on a great new adventure. Today we often hear it repeated that youth is the hope of ‘the future... Yet, no matter -howeot Ge neeute users cer remains true. No previous generation of hieh iwchool students has been so well educated as you. The America which you create can be a Nation even greater than your dreams = if (your wisdomwandmes pu ritwequa itl Os cmO mL Te young. patriots @who first ecreatedm tn smvana. I-am confident about America's future because I am confident about you.) Today, iecongratulatcemyousno mom on your graduation, but also on the splendid opportunity you have, to help make this an even better land for yourselves and for all Americans.

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What a varity! AlIVof this is a part of our school life. The Volks, the library, the Mayor of Salisbury, England, and the shows. This is what makes our school life so exciting.

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