Wachusett Regional High School - Wachusett Yearbook (Holden, MA)

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PRINCIPAL MR. NEAL T. SKILLINGS ' ■ ' • ■ To the Members of the Class of 1962: As you rapidly approach the end of your high school career, I hope you all are enjoying a feeling of satisfaction with your accomplishments over the past four years here at Wachusett. You have attended an excellent secondary school, but merely attending classes will not bring you an education. If you have been faithful in your daily at¬ tendance; if you have worked conscientiously with your teachers to improve your mind; if you have participated in a variety of school activities; if you have helped to further school spirit by being present at its contests with other schools; if you have developed a social savoir-faire by attending dances, plays, concerts and the like; then, you may justly feel proud that you have completed a high school career which will be of great value to you whatever you may do in the future. My very best wishes for your continued success in the years ahead. Very truly yours. Neal T. Skillings, Principal

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GUIDANCE To the Members of the Class of 1962: We in the Guidance Department have followed your progress year by year. Your failures have saddened us and your successes have delighted us. We now join you in the exciting anticipation of future plans. Please keep us informed of your progress beyond high school. Our interest in your certainly does not stop with graduation. Our services and facilities are always available to you. May you find happiness in your future. SUPERINTENDENT Over the fireplace in the lounge of a small western college, is carved thi s legend, ' Who would kindle another must himself glow. ' Glow! that is the word. To glow means to give light and warmth; not light only, for that can- be cold intellectualism; not warmth only, for that can be sentimentality. To glow means to exercise the energy of mind and heart in one integrated endeavor to arouse un¬ derstanding and appreciation in others for those things that we hold in high regard. This the teacher can do; this no machine can do. By R. C. Pooley Mr. Charles W. Bartlett Guidance Director 8 Dr. Chalres L. Bowlby Superintendent of Schools