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

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I-'24 'pun' Congratulations graduating class of 1967 on receiv- ing your high school diplomas. I sincerely wish every- one the very best of health and success in the years ahead. Continue to be good citizens, friendly and co- operative, and you will always get along in life. William V. Archambault Vice-Principal Now that you have completed your high school edu- cation, you are about to take a place of more grave responsibility in life. The education you received at B.M.H.S. should provide a lirm foundation for meeting this new responsibility. May I wish you success, health, and happiness in whatever lies ahead. For those of you who will be asked to serve, may you fulhll your obligations in an honorable way. John D. O'Brien Vice-Principal

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I am pleased to have this opportunity to congratu- late the Class of 1967 in achieving the successful com- pletion of four years of High School. I sincerely hope that you will be successful in your field of endeavor. Frederick C. Riel Superintendent of Schools ,wil -411 ony 'ug 115- It has been said that a camel is a horse put together by a committee. The 1967 graduate of Billerica Memo- rial High School created through the cooperative effort of parents, teachers and administrators proves that this joint effort is a tremendous success. Congratulations to each and every member of the graduating class. The standards of my day are no longer applicable. Today's pupil is required to work harder, study longer, and possess far greater knowledge than ever before. You have been given the finest edu- cation ever offered in the Town of Billerica. By suc- cessfully completing this task you have proven your ability to meet the increased demands of the sixties. Such success is worthy of only the highest congratula- tions. As for the future may God bless you with good for- tune and if I can add an old Irish saying May you live as long as you want, and never want as long as you live. William H. Flaherty, Jr. Assistant Superintendent of Schools