Bulkeley High School - Class Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE The class of 1967 is graduating during a period of turmoil. Internationally our troops are fighting to stop aggression in southeast Asia. At home, we are engulfed not only in a social revolution of minority groups seeking the justice our constitution assures them but also in a revolution affecting our concepts of our relations to one another, to our institutions and to our government. Some have termed our age, the age of dissent ; others, the age of social upheaval ; and still others, the age of the common man . The problems inherent in change and turmoil are so replete with opportuni¬ ties for the imaginative, the venturesome and the dedicated that we might better dub this age, the age of opportunity . The opportunities open to today ' s graduates are limitless. He can serve his country in the armed forces, thus having a part in safeguarding our way of life for himself and his children; he can contribute his services to the betterment of mankind in any of the several Peace Corps pro¬ grams sponsored by our government; he may enter the world of work where demand for labor seems insatiable now and for years ahead despite the on rush of technology and automation; he may continue his education better to prepare himself for an eventual place in a society that is placing daily an ever increasing premium on the skilled and the more skilled. To these opportunities and others growing out of today ' s problems, the 1967 graduate should address himself, and with the help of the Almighty, the 1967 graduate will leave his mark on a better world. JUS . — 6 Mr, Frederic T. Bashour Principal

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Standing left to right —-Mr. Lewis Fox, Mr. Richard j. Carrier, Mr. Keith B. Hook, Mr. Alfred R. Rodgers, Mr. William M. Shaughnessy, Mr, Salvador, A. Fasi. Seated —Mrs. Margaret V . Tedone, Mrs. Belle K. Ribicoff. Absent —Miss Lillian M, Mansfield.