Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

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--X . • ' ■■ • —■— -I-- We thank all those who stopped long enough to care for us. We thank all those who trie;: To those who paused a while, neatn the tuckering lights of our past, and managed to hear m s:c in our uncertain cries for help, we thank you most earnestly. But. to those whom, when thought of, choking sobs rush to our threats, what wor s can be uttered? Between our tears ar c forced smiles, tell us h r to thank You.” The ones wh have become a living portion of the shadows of our lives . . ., w B ■ those who have enabled us to feel a closeness to life . . ., You. who took uS up in your concern and taught us the CO, To a!! the our- rids that reached out to hold us steadily during meaning and true beauty of people sen these four trying years . . How is it possible to express our trr2t!h de? Could we ever find something to give you in return? How does one repay time, concern, and effort ? We have but we will not go without giving you something. To you we leave the smiles of our past, the tears of present, and the colors of our future Also, we leave you a memory placed gently between the covers of his book. To you we dedicate our Yearbook.

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During these four years, there has been one person who has taken the great responsibility of guiding our every effort. He has helped us with our marvelous ventures over the years and his classroom has become the official headquarters of the Class of 1970. Without his advice our class would be in a state of chaos. The impression he has left cannot be removed. We now extend our thanks to our advisor, Mr. John Minichiello. In our senior year we were confronted with some major crises. There seemed to be a lack of interest among us, but someone came to give us a new spirit: he scared it out of us. He gave us what we needed to realize our responsi¬ bilities. Even before he officially became our co-advisor, he was always there to help by introducing new ideas. We shall always remember the thoughtfulness of Mr. William Mohan. Jjrr . .— — - i ua.k « . i . 8 «Jk .... ...... . . Viferir ' ■ r n n iiifciMfT 7i - ' - ' i ini liMf Slrityfeiifriiiiiiii- ' ir - n- ' r i-irr .. i,. ■■ .. -im ..‘ -