Bristol High School - Green and White Yearbook (Bristol, RI)

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Dedication Dear Mr. Sylvia, Sometimes some things shouldn’t be changed. We've been trying to discover an original method to convey an ageless sentiment, and we’ve come to the conclusion that the best way is the oldest way — to express what is felt in the heart. It is a rare man that is able to advise without offense. It is an even rarer man that is able to see his advice acted upon. Yet, you are just such a man, and it has been greatly to our advantage to have known you. Thank-you for the countless times you have listened to our troubles, defended us, changed our schedules, and sent us to the office for late passes. Thank-you for making the effort and attempting to understand us and our problems. Finally, just thank-you for caring. But time is passing. We are about to take our places on the Great Mandella of Life. Yet, while we are still a unit, we would like to honor you in some way. Therefore, the members of the senior class dedicate the 1972 Green and White yearbook to you, Mr. Louis T. Sylvia. 4

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