Tioga Central High School - Tiogan Yearbook (Tioga Center, NY)

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Our Stars Are N carer Now Our school is an infant when we compare it to schools which have been in existence for half a century or more. Yet our school is growing rapidly be- cause our community is growing. In this growth our curriculum has expanded as needs or desires arose. Now we have come of age. We are well on our way to attaining goals which, only yesterday, were not dreamed of by our parents and ourselves. And, we are still growing, for only that which grows constantly changes. So, too, we are constantly changing-new courses, new activities, new needed rules and regulations to replace old ones are all in the process of growing. We, who are seniors, leave T.C.S. with this spirit of constantly growing and ex- panding, constantly attaining greater heights which only yesterday seemed im- possible to reach. With this spirit we face a world which, though chaotic, offers opportunities to drive ahead to conquer the problems which now exist, and which now seem impossible to solve. We have been reaching, though per- haps blindly, for our stars. Now we are beginning to see the light, the stars are clearer, the way is shorter, and our enthusiasm is keener. Our theme, Reaching For a Starf' we feel most appropriate at this time in history. Not since the invention of the telescope have we learned so much so quickly about our universe. And all this, we realize, comes at a time when our own planet still baffles us in many ways. The Space Age is the new order, and our stars are now literally just above us waiting only for the final push to be accessible. But we need not enter space to touch our stars. Right here, on this planet called Earth, are many problems we can tackle and hope to aid in their solution. Reaching for a star can be onward as well as upward.