Branford High School - Milestone Yearbook (Branford, CT)

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7 45 A.M. -- Announcements being given by Mr. Hatfield start the day. 1 june, 1959 Principal Ernest S. Hatfield Branford High School Branford, Connecticut Dear Mr. Hatfield: We, the Senior Class of Branford High School, wish to extend our sincere thanks to you for your unending help and guidance through our four years of high school. You have been an important factor in shaping lives and careers. By your unselfish interest in the students of Branford High, you have left upon the senior class a deep impression of loyalty, good citizenship, and respect which will remain with us for the rest of our lives. In endeavoring to exemplify a rewarding, happy, and successful future, you must often have been discouraged and disappointed. For this we are sorry, but please do not think your untiring efforts were not appreciated and welcomed. Your position, we know, has often been more than any one man should handle! that of administrator, builder, advisor, guidance director and planner. You must know the true enjoyment of a job well done. We thank you for this lasting example. In appreciation for your devotion, energy, and sincere interest in the educa- tion of Branford's youth, we, the Senior Class of 195 9, wish to show our grati- tude by dedicating this edition of the MILESTONE, to you, Mr. Ernest S. Hatfield. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1959 Yours truly, Susan Giordano, Editor