Virgil Central High School - Virgilian Yearbook (Virgil, NY)

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.. .35 M., MARY MAHAR - MR. WILCOX . 9 rlnczkoals eaetter To The,Class Of 1957: Now that you have completed your preliminary preparations and are ready to assume the responsibilities and role of an adult, it is only fitting that you should pause for a moment to gain perspective and chart your journey. In retrospect, your journey thus far has been comparatively smooth. Distance has leveled many of the spots that seemed rough while you were passing over them. Perhaps you should take note ofthis and when you feel the grade is too steep remember that you must gain distance to see it in its proper perspective. I sincerely hope that, as you separate at this point in your journey, each of your respective plans have room for more education thereby fitting yourselves for even more responsible roles as adults. As a parting thought, I would leave you this quotation by Elbert Hubbard: Go as far as you can see, and when you get there - you'll see farther. : F ' I 4

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OI'9WOI' We are now ready to take one of the big steps in our lives. This step of graduating from high school is mixed with joy and sadness. ln high school we have learned to study, take responsibility, and to cooperate with other people. These steps, we feel,will be of great value in all that we do in the years to come. In this book are memories of events familiar to all of us. Our time spent in high school is so brief, but it will dwell in our memories forever. We offer this book as a souvenir of our four years of high school spent in Virgil. nnual Staff Editor Assistant Editor Miriam Seymour Carl Con9d0f1 Business Editor SDOTTS Editm' Anna Kohne IGYYY BOUQNOI1 Art Editor Lawrence Griswold

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