Yeadon High School - Memoirs Yearbook (Yeadon, PA)

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K fk, ,,L CommencemenT, a beginning. Yes, each member oT The class of I97I will be beginning a new phase oT liTe during which he will have The opporTuniTy To search new horizons, encounTer new experiences, and aTTain greaT- er goals. Each of you will conTinue his educaTion Tor The resT oT his liTe, eiTher Tormally or inTormally. The qualiTy oT ThaT educaTion will depend greaTly upon your willingness To learn, your regards Tor The righTs oT your Tellow man, and your deTerminaTion To succeed. Each oT you should succeed if There is To emerge a meaningTul socieTy, one which is capable oT susTaining liTe, sensiTive To The needs of iTs people, and enabling Tree men To deTermine and aTTain Their desTinies in harmony wiTh one anoTher. My besT wishes are inTended To each member of The class oT l97I for a saTisTying and rewarding liTe, Tull oT meaning and purpose, happiness and success. William J. Nolan Principal GraduaTion from high school places you ouTside The proTecTion oT The public school. All oT you will Teel, TirsT, a sense oT Treedom or relief. This will soon be Tollowed by a realizaTion ThaT you are more alone Than you have ever been in your liTeTime. More Than ever, whaT will happen To you will depend on your acTions and decisions. No longer will your parenTs be able To make as many decisions Tor you. No longer will The public school personnel be availa- ble Tor guidance. You are on your own. This is a greaT responsibiliTy, and we have done our besT To prepare you To meeT iT well. I hope you do. RoberT A. Hanson Vice-Principal I .

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We have had an evenfful and exci+ing school year, replele wi+h new and challenging experiences and impor+an+ decisions. We are gra+eful for 'rhe dedicared supporf of Yeadon High School parenrs, s+ahf and s'ruden+s. As l view The fufure, you will have 'ro be more specifically and beHer prepared lhan ever before in our narional hislory. Give long and serious rhoughf To your ralenrs, abilifies and special skills! Begin To develop your ca- reer plan so rhar you can pursue your educa'rion or 'rraining program ro enable you promprly ro rake your proper place in our sociery. There are lar Too many young people spending Too much valuable Time and hard lo earn money in aimless pursuifs - wilh Sl0,000 degrees and liflle or no preparafion for praclical applicalion lo mean- inglul worlc opporfunily. There will be greaf changes wroughr in The nexf decade - seelc advice and di- recfion from people who srudy and undersland 'rhe wave of The furure. Before you leave our school l wanl To share wifh you one o+her Thought We are going fhrough +he mos? in+ensive era of self-cri+icism and social agony our coun+ry has ever experienced. I+ could be so desrrucfive. Join hands in a sincere and derermined ehforr +o undersland fhe American way of life as a glorious opporlunify for human beings who lcnow how fo malce value iudgmenls. lfirmly believe we have lurned fhe corner and l'oday's problems may well be prelude To a period of calm. Soon we shall learn +o malce use of Jrhe besl ralher fhan The mosr. We are responsible for fhe qualify of life on fhis earlhl Nalrhaniel Plafker Supervising Principal

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