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

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i ff , l , , X ' ,C . I l i , 3 if 7 t . I V, , 1 'i, I ' - il lt fi ' ' r , i, X, ll a' T 1 ' vi-3ARBooK MESSAGE 1973 In retrospect, four years pass very quickly. The next four years, for the class of 1973, will be perhaps even more important than your years of high school, because you will be more clearly identifying your aspirations and completing your plans for the future. Those of you who matriculate at college will, for the most part, have your continuing preparation charted for you. Those of you who do not plan to continue your formal education should identify your talents and reconcile them to your preparation for your life's endeavor. For both groups these years must be used prudently if individual potential is not to be wasted. That you may realize the importance of your continuing preparation for your personal benefit and the benefit of society is my most sincere wish for all of you. J. David Nuttall. Principal iw. Q. K AF is QQQF: fksgfitife. 253 ?2S?fT 'f'F N, . '39, '- cu. tymef it Q 'ri 5:2 fi' TT am I.. -4 .t... J., Q, j QQ, tw, -114.-A Sq:-M, 5,3455 .t fem as -I, Joseph Sarno. Vice Principal William Archambault. Vice Przvzvipal xxx X if if -,XX Xi KL V , N 1 kj Xijikd A' ' 'X' 1 ,tj '