Bristol High School - Green and White Yearbook (Bristol, RI)

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Assistant Superintendent To the Class of 76” Your generation is faced with perhaps the greatest challenge of any generation in the past 100 years, namely, conservation of energy and ecology. The future of life on earth, as we know it, might well depend upon your ability to successfully meet this challenge and develop resolutions. I hope that the education you have received in the Bristol Public Schools has prepared you satisfactorily to meet this challenge. Best wishes for success and happiness. Ennis J. Bisbano School Committee L to R J Biancuzzo, R. Eaton, F. Ferris, E. Oliver, J Vcnto, T Barr. F. Canario

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Superintendent It is with great pleasure that I extend the greetings and congratulations of the Office of the Superintendent to the members of the Class of 1976 — the Bicentennial Class. I wish for you much happiness and good health. As graduates of Bristol High, whether you plan to go on to further formal education or pursue a career, I urge you to either become active in political life or become involved in political affairs by running for some office. It is imperative that as high school graduates, you take a role and be interested in local government. You are needed to assist in the main decisions which must be made to carry on good government. Many hours of dedication toward your goals and those of society must be used and are needed. Good government can only be obtained in your support of candidates who are interested in doing for the greatest number the greatest amount of good. Dr. Edward P. Travers

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Principal To the Class of ‘‘76 My warmest congratulations to all of you. May you always treasure the fond memories of your years at Bristol High School. My sincere best wishes go with you as you travel the road of life. Anthony P. lasiello