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Page 102 text:
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TO THE CLASS OF 1986 You are the twentieth and final class to receive diplomas from the Blue Hills Technical Institute, bring- ing the total number of post- secondary students trained at Blue Hills since 1966 to more than thirty- two hundred. In future years the educational programs here will be administered by Massasoit Community College. This change- over, brought about bythe merger of the two schools, highlights an im- portant lesson for us all to remember: What school name is on the front of the Institute building or on your diploma is not really important. What is important is the education offered and accepted within the building and what you, the Class of 1986, do with that education after you leave. Take what we have made available to you, build on it and develop yourself into the finest technician and all round person you can be. As Superintendent Savoie stated to well at Commencement, in the future give back whatever you can to Blue Hills, Massasoit or any appropriate school where your knowledge and experience can be used by others to improve the train- Prof. Linda Gafney 98 Medical ing of tomorrow's technical students! Use the values and professiona- lism learned at Blue Hills as the cornerstone for your future successes. Build upon them, one step at a time, always heading upward, striving to learn and im- prove. At no time in life does man reach perfection, and it is the in- dividual who is never satisfied with status quo, who reaches the top. 11155 1 ..,... l Blue Hills has provided that corner- stone and started you on the road of life. The direction you take is now up to you. Congratulations to all Blue Hills Technical Institute graduates and best wishes to each of you for a peaceful and productive life. David F. Malone Associate Dean, Academic Affairs f'95 , if -E ik' .- l. Fi t fl ll.. .SEQ ilrrgi? Dean David Macone Academic Affairs
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