Chicopee High School - Memini Yearbook (Chicopee, MA)

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Mrs. Woodbury eyes science with her students. A surprised Mr. Hurst explains a formula. RUDOLPH J. ADAMS Drafting Dept. Northeastern Univ., Western New England College, B.S., Westfield State College. JOHN F. AHERN Social Studies Dept. Boston College, B.S., University of Mass., M.A. JAMES L. ANDERSON English Dept. A.I.C., Uniyersity of Ar- izona, B.A., M.Ed. GLADYS B. BATEMAN Mathematics Dept. American International College, B.A.

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To the Class of 1965: I wish to extend to each and every member of the class of 1965 my sincerest congratulations upon having completed the requirements for a high school diploma. You have proven to me the past four years that you have the ability, the will to suc- ceed and are willing to work hard to reach your goal. It has been a pleasure and a truly rewarding expe- rience having worked with you these past years. I have enjoyed every minute and I shall always look back with fond memories to the class of 1965. As to the future, I hope and wish the best to all of you. I am sure that with hard work any goal you set can be reached. In closing I like to quote a famous author who was being questioned as to luck vs. hard work. He said: “I am a great believer in luck, and I find the hard- er I work the more I have of it.” To the Class of 1965: In the years ahead you will busy yourselves in making a living and making a life. In your lifetime you will see advances made in Science, Engi- neering, Agriculture, Medicine and many other fields. All of you will benefit from these advances. Many of you will have an active part in these changes. Some of you will be the leaders in bringing about new changes and advances. Whatever the future may hold for any of you, voca- tionally and professionally, you should have one aim in common: To understand the most impor- tant ‘‘product” of your time — your fellow man. History has pointed out to us over the years that our greatest ‘‘lag” has been human relations. At Comprehensive we have tried to teach you the im- portance of the dignity of each individual. I trust that you have learned this lesson well. 17

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JUNE BEATTIE English Dept. Holyoke Junior College, College of Our Lady of the Elms, B.A. FACULTY FRANCES BENOIT Mathematics Dept. Our Lady of the Elms, B.A. OLEN A. BIELSKI, JR. Science Dept. A.I.C., B.A., Registry of American Medical Tech- nologists, M.T., National College of Chiropractice, D.C. DOLORES R. BOROWIEC Art Dept. Mass. College of Art, B.S., Westfield State Col- lege. A gesture helps Mr. Otis reinforce his point