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Message to the Class of 1984: I would wish three things for you in the years ahead. First, as you leave Wachusett — for further schooling or not — you will (like it or not) continue your education. Your education takes place any time you leave yourself open to new insight, curiosity, new friends, new places and experiences, interesting conversation, sermons and lectures and debates, the chance to talk at length to an older person who not only recounts history but reflects upon the experience of living. My second wish for you would be that you are able to achieve the satisfaction and security of a lasting relationship, and that if you decide to have children, that you are able to provide them with the family’s love and security which many of our kids are missing today. Such a lasting relationship is made, not by self-centeredness, not even by 50- 50 sharing, but by each party’s giving freely, probably each feeling that they are giving more than they receive. I wish for you the lasting satisfactions which slowly come from having been self-less, from giving. And lastly, less in your personal interest than in the society’s I should wish that you be a contributing citizen, again giving what to you will appear to be more than you receive. Good communities don’t exist simply because people wanting good things come there to consume. The people must contribute, or the good slips away. Continue your education whether you go to school or not; make careful, serious, lasting personal commitments; and be a contributor to your community. “1984” is here, but you still make the difference. Edward P. Yaglou DR. EDWARD YAGLOU, Superintendent WILLIAM JORDAN Director of Special Ed. PETER FARRELLY Assistant Superintendent 20 Ihillnll
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