Case High School - Chief Yearbook (Swansea, MA)

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SCMOOjC A ' DMJmZKAZJO DEAR GRADUA TES. On June 3, 1984 you will participate in Graduation Exercises at Joseph Case High School. Many of your may feel that graduation is an end in itself. However, graduation, far from being an end, is the beginning of all your tomorrows. Over the past several years you have worked and studied, practiced and played, and grown—grown mentally as well as physi¬ cally—and now you are here ready to begin your lives as members of the adult community. U e as educators, and you, as students, have each done our part over the past several years. As you say farewell to us you say hello to tomorrow. Grab hold of that tomorrow, and using what you have learned in the past build it into a bright and shining future. It is the hope and prayer of the staff and faculty of Joseph Case High School that your pathway may be straight and true and that your desti¬ nation may be golden with happiness and alive with vibrant promise. The best of luck and congratulations to the Class of 1984. DAVID JARDIN PRINCIPAL TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1984: Shortly you will be put to the supreme test of entering the world of adulthood and choosing a professional career. For the past four years we have dedicated ourselves to prepare you for this new and challenging journey. We pray that you will dedicate yourself to utiliz¬ ing these experiences and to pursue your de¬ sires in a responsible and caring manner. The past has given many fond memories. I hope the future will do the same. Gerald A. Furtado Assistant Principal 4

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English ' Department DR. GAUTHIER MR. CARR MR. MUL VEY MRS. RODERICK MS. POWERS MR. MARCELLO MRS. HATHAWAY MRS. HAWLEY MRS. GUIDOTTI 6