West Rutland High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (West Rutland, VT)

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7' This evening it is my privilege to ex- tend to you in bonalf of the class of 1951 a sincerc and nocrty welcowc to our com- mencement exercises. lhis day so long l35Prw ' u. 9,3-jf, ,ft A. h .., nnticipntcd has at last arrived and our hearts are swelling with naw inossg got, we cannot help feeling :onemnat 1239 -lhm saddcnded at the thought of leaving 'Eiga our alma mater. 'l4Qfb Mum! frdu . It is difficult to recline ' tnnt hcforc cncn one ot Us lies 3 a patn unknown, whlcn nwct ba F2,, 3 - Q -l - ,Q , -'-'i'1' 4',. pnvco by our lHu1VlCUHl at pc. :yah no Qre -rcparcd to travel 'HW down th 3 road with our Qghw heads aiyn ani our arcs on Wy?W . V . . . l .. 4'M:'f! q tno F5315 we novo not F-r mygyh ourselves. Nc are con- Wt' fidert that tnc moral ' and socinl as well as tue ecucctional prim ciwlos wc have learned during our forwative years .Z will guido our +zrr , 2 :wil 127 1fsfZL1. , 5 A .Hr 'I 1 I . 'f ,fslff steps. 4 .J' -, 'u' X N At this time we wish to tnonk sincerely all f Wg our parents, teachers, and Wann frlcndr for all tney have Wim, done, but wc wlll endeavor gk? t to reflect crcdlt upon tnem -igkp to the colt of our ablllties. Hg?M ic you, our parents, we Etta wisn to ca? tnnt your sacrifices hndxxxxxxx ' have not been unapprociatad. You ?Q,' narc succcodco in your endeavor to 'EQWI f' give us a sound education, and we ff hQn, rcfrct that wc arc unable to ade- K 'A quwtulv cxprcss our sincere apprcclation d'QMMWm. Again wc mwlcomc vcu parents, tcacncrs fNWttvr and frlcndc, wno have asscmhloo mere to- t ' nirnt to attend our graduation exccrciscs. Rutland Historical Society and the Rutland Free Library. Marion Tumiclcwicz