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Page 24 text:
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To the 1971 Graduating Class: The future is always a time of hope. I join with you, mv young friends, who now more than ever before look to the future with hope in search of a world richer in faith, in understanding, in humility, and in the good¬ ness of life. I can only trust that the many experiences of your school work —- your school life, your activity participa¬ tion, and your relationships with teachers, your friend¬ ships, and your own development have helped to make your future more possessed of the many riches of this wonderful life! In your spirit of faith and in your accomplishments lies a destiny for yourself and for others. Archibald Mac Leish phrased the thought so well: East were the dead kings; West was the grass.” We are confident we shall all be better people be¬ cause of you. My sincerest best wishes to all of you, Charles W. Lamontagne Superintendent of Schools JEROME T. LYNCH Deputy Superintendent I. EDWARD MARASHIO Assistant to the Superintendent f E 3 §£ 7 § 1 r m p Ft aBUI It ' r i ifjjj 1: % p liL 1 fj , S I : f;;I •2 DR. CHARLES W. LAMONTAGNE Superintendent BERTHA BANE Assistant Superintendent
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Page 25 text:
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To the members of the Class of 1971: As you reach the end of your career in secondary educa¬ tion, you are entering a new stage in the world of ideas. During the sixties, a period during which you devoted your days to preparation, we have seen a time where commitment, relevance, and involvement became basic to the campus. Larger and more talented classes were challenging the struc¬ ture of education at every level. The transition from earlier times was almost abrupt. The new decade opened with tremendous continuing changes in the social, cultural, and intellectual life of our soci¬ ety, and herein lies the challenge to all who will see the seven¬ ties develop as young adults. With you there is ample opportunity to show the spirit of idealism, and to generate an optimistic view of human poten¬ tial that will countervail the despair and resignatio n that per¬ vades society in nineteen-seventy-one. May the enthusiasm of your youth culminate in responsible personal goals in life and that we may achieve in our time and for all the time the ancient vision of peace on earth, good will toward men.” JAMES F. BRENNAN Assistant Principal PAUL K. SWEENEY Assistant Principal HENRY D. BLAKE Principal
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