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

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Superintendent Richard Z. Zami uperiutendeut is' JM essege We are products of our environment. Our' breeding comes from lite interrneshing of the institutions of home, church, and school. As the twig is bent we grow. You as a class have grown-up - you have not just grown older -1- within the two yeam of my tenure as superin tendent. Continue to grow intellectually, asthetically and philosophically and whenever you encounter future problems in propriety, your moral Eber will direct you to the correct course of action. Good-luck one and all in furthering your ambitions and dreams. School Heard 'FW' IOHN BLOOM M BARBARA CARIN1 FRANCIS JOHNSON CHARLES HULTS ANTHONY TUMIELEWICZ Rutland Historical Society and the Rutland Free Library.

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H Przkmjcfal Robert 13. Hmmerwen B.. A. , Hobart College Ivi.A. , New York University riuczjwzl is M essays We are experiencing the start of a new deoade and the initiation of an era of change. The 70's begin with the tabnlations of a nation that is searching for direction, under the awareness that things are not as they one-e were. Your opportunity is to aid in that search. I am oertain that future ohallenges facing our 1971 graduates will be met with enthusiasm , good judgment and fortitude. Remember that education is never ending. Be con- stantly aware that: to understand what to do is know- ledge: to be able to do it is skills to see that ir is done right is servioe. This yearbook was digitized by volunteers from the

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