Attleboro High School - Tattletale Yearbook (Attleboro, MA)

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Jn Recognition t Wm . , a.,... ' -ii-iwM f ■ -■ 3 rv ’ w r: rt• We, the Class of 1963, wish to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to the citizens of Attleboro for providing the new senior high school. We are reminded every day of the vastly improved facilities available to us in this new building. We are also reminded of the financial burden willingly accepted by the people of Attleboro because of their faith in us and in the students of future generations. We are grateful to these citizens for recognizing that a good education is the most important single factor in a person’s life. We promise to do our best to uphold the high traditions established for us by those who graduated from the building on County Street. We hope that we shall be worthy of the faith placed in us. Proud as we are to be the first class to graduate from this beautiful new school, we are not unmindful of the debt we owe to those who have made it possible. We therefore wish to express our sincere gratitude to those who have done so much for us—the citizens of Attleboro, Massachusetts. 5

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' % ‘: k Our class has been extremely fortunate during the past three years to have as one of our teachers a very fine and dedicated man. Few individuals become as great an asset to the school as this man has. Through his tireless efforts he has served this community well bv instituting many new mathematics courses throughout the school system as well as by serving local industry. He has persistently helped all students seeking aid. His qualities of kindness, sincerity and intelligence are models for everyone. To show our appreciation and gratitude for your friendship, guidance and inspira¬ tion. we affectionately dedicate this yearbook to you. Mr. Louis J. LaCivita. We shall always be proud to remember our years with you. I ' ' 14 f iisSIlS®

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We have chosen as our theme the new senior high school. We did not intend to make this yearbook a mere catalog of the building by including a great number of photographs of it, and we do not feel we have done so. Rather, we chose to present a pictorial record as a remembrance. We feel that our class will always regard as a special time our senior year in the new building, and- this yearbook will serve to remind each of us that our class holds the proud position of being the first to graduate from the new Attleboro High School. Certainly none of us will want to forget our two years in the old County Street building. Those walls contain many memories for each of us which will never be buried, no matter where we go or what we do. As our class departs from A.H.S., each member to mould his own future, we hope that this yearbook will keep alive the many memories that have made the past three years the best in our lives. May we wish each of you the best of luck in the future. Ralph and Phil