Berlin High School - Meteor Yearbook (Berlin, NH)

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Mr. MacLean's Message to the Class of 1951 As graduates of the Berlin High School, Class of 1951, you will never forget the happy days spent in your own high school. In your associations in the future with other high school graduates you will find that they, too, regard their high school days as their happiest days regardless of the experience gained in other institutions after high school graduation. The American high school is a symbol of opportunity for the boys and girls of every community in our country to participate in a comprehensive program of study and training with the unlimited possibilities for individual advancement during the golden period of adolescence. Our parents have helped to support and make possible our school. In appreciation, I know that you will conduct yourselves in such a manner as to maintain and carry out the ideals and high standards and traditions of the Berlin High School. The problems and responsibilities facing you, as graduates of today, are greater and heavier, in all probability, than those which have confronted any previous generation in history. VVe are in hopes that each member of the class will measure up to his responsibilities. I extend to each member of the Class of 1951 congratulations for the success and joy which will come as a result of the application of the training and instruction received as a student under the guidance and direction of the teachers of the Berlin High School. D. WJ MACLEAN, Headmaster l41

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BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. jean L. lllais, Caleb H. Niles, Superintendent of Schools Mrs. XVilliam lshcrwoocl, Mr. VVilliam Roach, Chairman l6l