Billerica Memorial High School - BMHS Yearbook (Billerica, MA)

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YEARBOOK MESSAGE High school offers every student many responsibilities and privileges. VVhen each pupil receives his diploma, his education will figuratively begin. In each case, however, every boy and girl will have left something of himself or herself to enhance the success of Billerica Memorial High School. The members of the Class of 1963 upon encounter- ing life, through their experiences and great values derived from their attendance at Billerica Memorial High School, by necessity, will and must assume an ever intensifying re- sponsibility to their school and society for the progress of this great country in which they live. It is only through a highly informative population to which each and every young adult must contribute unstintingly that the level of education can be raised to a degree so that progress can truly be established. The loyalties, behavior pattems and scholastic demands made upon all students of the Class of 1963 should encourage them to reach high for their goals, to never waiver in their ideals, and to ascertain swiftly the good from the evil in any situation. Those of us who remain at Billerica Memorial High School as teachers and administrators encourage all to re- tum when it is necessary for guidance and assistance so that no opportunity is lost to assure each and every mem- ber of the Class of 1963 our continued loyalty. Mr. Ingraham OUR MESSAGE TO YOU VVhen duty calls, the brave in heart and strong in character answer. In all that you have ever accomplished, justice and humility have tempered the steel of your decisions. Your unyielding sense of righteousness has ever impressed us and helped us to govem ourselves. For your part in molding our future we express our heartfelt appreciation. May we bring credit to you, to our school, and to the community of which we are so justly proud. Class of 1963 Mr. Zaralla Mr. Nuttal Mrs. Currie

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SENIOR MESSAGE Congratulations on a job well done. Your teachers have tried to foster in you the growth of aptitude, desire, and oppor- tunity. They have given you scholarship, problem-solving power, and discrimination. My sincere hope is that you now use these tools for your ultimate success and happiness. Mr. Riel OUR MESSAGE TO YOU VVe, the graduating class of 1963, would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the invaluable examples of leadership, integrity, and self-determination you have set for us to follow. We appreciate the association we have had with you and hope to become a credit to you and Billerica Memorial High School. Class of 1963 Miss Do Miss Lyons Mrs. Houlne

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