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

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MR. FITZGERALD DEDICATION Throughout our years in the senior high school building, we, the class of 1963, have looked to one man in particular for the guidance we have needed at our class meetings and ether class functions, For these past three years, he has heen our class advisor, worrying along with us during the preparations for the Junior Prom and celebrating our successes at our Senior Sports Spectacular. Q As well as loyally serving as our class advisor, he has also been an inspiration to many students who have worked with him in the classroom. He teaches several classes of retailing, in which his lectures on current business problems and situations

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COLO EL 1963 Printed by the Print Shop of Brattleboro, Union High School Brattleboro, Vermont 1

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Retailing class are of considerable value. Since he also works in one of the local stores, he has a personal knowledge of the problems in and thc legal aspects of the business world. The Distributive Education Club in B. U.H.S. is also under theisponsorship of this man. He has done much to promote interest in DECA and its principles. To the men1- bers of our class who have held jobs outside -of school, he has been most under- standing and helpful. DECA, under his direction, has done much to aid the em- ployer - employee relationships of its members and has a real concern for the success.-of young people in their jobs. For his interest in, and guidance of, our class throughout our sophomore, junior, and senior years, and for his personal interest in our individual selves, we, the class of 1963, wish to dedic-ate our issue of the Colonel to Mr. Bernard Fitzgerald, Class lecture Illr. Fitzgerald and Ray Carbonell