Telstar Regional High School - Zodiac Yearbook (Bethel, ME)

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As you prepare to graduate many people will talk about the transition you will be making from school into a world of independence. Graduation is not an end, but only a momentary stop while you change direction in your life. Each year the graduates face many problems which they will find solu¬ tions for. Each of you will have hopes and expectations for the future. Expectations are important, but you should also know when you have reached that goal, assess your accomplishments, then set new expecta¬ tions for yourself. Often the road leading to the expec¬ tation is more rewarding than the enjoyment of the ex¬ pectation itself. The past is only important if you have learned from the experience and then go forward from it. Best wishes from the entire school community. Dewaine B. Craig Superintendent of Schools To the members of the Class of 1984: You have just completed four years of preparation toward your life ' s goal. It is my hope that you do not look at graduation as the final achievement, but rather the beginning of many to come. As always, some of the graduating class have had to work harder than others to achieve this goal. Let me leave you with this thought: “That which we acquire with the most difficulty we retain longest: as those who have earned a fortune are usually more careful of it than those who have inherited one.” As you set and achieve future goals, may you also put your best effort into them so that you will be proud and want to preserve them as you would a for¬ tune. My best wishes to you. Theodore Davis Principal Telstar High Sc hool 8

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