Brattleboro Union High School - Colonel Yearbook (Brattleboro, VT)

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FOREWORD To the members of the Class of 1953: You are the first class to go through your entire four years of high school with me. It seems as if I should be graduating with you. You have set fine, high standards for others who follow at B. H. S. and you have upheld all the traditions we cherish. All of us who have worked with you and have known you appreciate all you have done for our school. We are proud that over half of you will be going on to advanced education while others make their way into the industrial pattern of the community. Others will be serving patriotically in the Armed Forces of our country and we pray that all may return safely to resume their patterns here is no knowing what is ahead of you. My little bit of advice would be Start at your foot g in other words, tackle each job as it,comes to you, do your best, and carry it through to gompletion. Then the world may say, Well one. of life among us. Sincerely, O. Meredith Parry, Principal