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To the Class of 72 My warmest congratulations to the Class of 1972. May you always treasure memories of your school years at Bristol High School. My sincere good wishes go with all of you in your future endeavors. Assistant Principals To the Class of 72 I congratulate you on your graduation from high school. You should be proud of your achievement in completing this phase of your life. During the years to come you will be faced with the great challenges and op portunities. May God guide you and keep you. 12
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To the Class of 72 I have enjoyed my association with you this past school year and I should like to thank all of you for making it a most enjoyable ope for me. Congratulations to all of you and best wishes in all your future endeavors. We know you are leaving with a sense of responsibility toward your country. Let us hear from you from time to time. Again — Good Luckl Assistant Principals To the Class of 72 Every once in a while a class comes along that some teachers may feel a special closeness to. The class of '72' has been my special class since our days together in the Guidance office. I am pleased and very proud that, you have done so much to help yourselves as a class as well as individually. I am confident that your successes will continue, and I am most grateful that you let me share it all with you. To the Class of 72 Often the words graduation and commencement are used interchangeably. But upon closer study it is clear that there are differences in meaning between the two. Graduation suggests a conclusion — the awarding of a diploma marking the end of a program of studies. Whereas commencement implies a beginning — a starting out on new goals. Perhaps at this time it serves well to reflect on these differences so that in recalling the past you may find resources for your commitment to the future. ii
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Faculty MATH DEPARTMENT L. to r.: I. Contente, R. Blouin, C. Chan-ning, J. Partington, D. Lombardi, L. Sullivan, S. Albernaz, P. Mack, R. Salmani, B. Lyon, H. Zooloomian. LIBRARIANS L. to r.: B. Cowan, L. Knowlton, I. VanZab-ner. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT i. to r.: T. Hardie, C. Howland, M. Walsh, M. Kravchuk, G. Rounds, N. Teves, M. Bruno, S. Perry, J. Dillenback, M. Soder-land, M. Hoyt, E. Britt, J. Davis, L. Joukla-ris, R. Jeffrey, E. Anthony, D. Raiola. 13
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