Branford High School - Milestone Yearbook (Branford, CT)

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7 Editor's Message lf life is like the sea, then our four years of life at Branford High School are a part of this sea. These years were not always easy and calm: sometimes the going was rough and storm clouds threatened, as when studies seemed to become just too much to bear. But. somehow. these storm clouds were for- gotten, and the waves rolled gently once more. Just as the sea is complex. life at Branford High has been filled with many events: classes, formals. parties. clubs. exams. sports, plays. and assemblies. The 1963 MILESTONE has attempted to record these events which our own class of 1963 has made a part of its sea of life. It is with this experience that we will jour- ney forth from this microcosm, this cove, to the great expanse of sea which lies before us. JOHN S. PICNDLETON. IH President's Message We, the Class of 1963, have reached our goal of graduation. It is with mixed emotions that we come to this point. We realize that probably this is the last time we shall all he together as a class. From the beginning of our freshman year the members of our class have seemed to enjoy a strong feeling of unity. This bond of friendship and this spirit of co- operation has carried us to high levels of achievement in athletics and scholarship and made our social events outstanding successes. Now, at graduation, we are eager to meet the challenge and accept the responsibility which will be thrust upon us. Thanks to our parents and faculty we enter this new world with a feeling of security. Like Tennysonas Ulysses, 44We are a part of all that we have met. Our courage has been good: our courage is great. We begin a new venture knowing that Branford High School will al- ways be a vital part of our experience. JONATHAN A. BARNES was r.,..4

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Dedication Throughout our four years of high school, We, the class of 1963, have looked to others for guid- ance and aid. It is with this in mind that we dedicate this book to a person who has contributed greatly to our progress and achievement. As a senior advisor, you have helped us choose what is best for the class. Your unceasing efforts and helpful suggestions have made these years ones which will long be remembered by all of us. ln deepest thanks we dedicate this 1963 MILE- STONE to a versatile teacher, author, and coach -Mr. Dominic Cote. A typical French class pose This is a common sight in any football game.