East Bridgewater High School - Torch Yearbook (East Bridgewater, MA)

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frafirw . , A 1 4 n fi ,I ,QE .-. f ,.,- n Q ff SCHOOL DEPARTMENT I I easr anfoGEwA1'ER 1 x f ' J'F. X Q, , I M K I V va' , Q 1 sv s 1 ,il4if' ,J n sl: .' I 1 5 I , 3 5 le . 1 2' - 5 f . il, D e .I H' -bs wg., xkji. H' 3 . -'. 3 in , ,S v L MASSACHUSPITS HIGH SC HOOL :I-suv s Louo. vnu-Q-.L To the students of East Bridgewater High School: Wwe are living in a time of change and challenge without precedent in recorded history.U4 If we are t ' o survive as a strong and respected nation we must, as the future leaders of our country, lnculcate in ourselve s certain quelties snd ideals. Chief among these are industrious- ness, love of education, co-operetiveness, and dedication to country. Such qualities and ideals can give d e eeper meaning and e definite direction to every aspect of our livesg can help us t o find ourselves and give us a new sense of ded- i . cation and purpose. Sincerely, EmeryxS. Loud fffion. Eugh Scott, Sena tor from Pennsylvania 5 6 g fe' XX.,-f New YE,., RJ, S f Lffjr ., Q 6? 54: ' AL Lo

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4 .Q 'f ' ,L ' 1 v H'.,'.y .A . L fltflfhilffj ,I rv! 0-we -5.5- SUPERINTE NDENT OF SCHOOLS Staflley B -G ld Bs., Ediwuman sc:-noox. DEPARTMENT EAST emoozwnea ' Nuxssacnussrfs K , , FVANLEY B. GOLDNAN -Y, sm--..,.1...f.w .3 . Pk Class of lqolt '. when God called to Moses, his answer glven ln the Bible wos Hlnenl ll-lere Am U. X Brave, proud words these are, fitting, words with which to , .UV h answer the challenges that our age presents, words that must not be spoken idly or thoughtlessly, but words that require spirit and Q 4. sacrifice and a wlllln5ness to accept the responsibilities that om Qi modern world has placed upon us. I' Every young person occaslonally feels that the problems which , QV fr., confront him are overwhelming. he feels terr1bly inadequate, and -A .Na he does not see how he could ever be the modern counterpart of those 'ffl 4.2 R people of past generations who were so often requlred to prove their 'f l' 1 deep falth ln God and mankind. J 9. Youth ls a time of dreams, of discovery, of lncreased awareness, ,Sh not only of oneself, out of others. lt ls a time oi' learning, of new 1' experiences, of occasional sorrow, and a great deal of hagy lness. Let 'K U. us resolve to use every privilege, every advantage and opportunity to the fullest extent to yrepsre to be men and women who shall be worthy -'- . 1, of the xlesslngs bestowed upon them, who shall fulfill tnelr respon- lf: slbllltles to themselves, to society, and to Godg who shall be aule ' to reply to the challenpes of their day, - Here Am l. 1 V Stanley B. Goldman ' S hools Superlntenoent of c ' sv, , , ',:-K r

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5 if . MISS ANNE R. MCNALLY A.B.g Ed.lVl. MR. JOSEPH F. MOREY BS. in Ed. 8 Guidance Direeter As Director of Guidance, Miss Anne McNally has not only served as a coun- selor, hut also as a friend. For many years Miss McNally has given her time and ef- forts to the students of East Bridgewater High School. lVlr. Morey, who serves as Administra- tive Assistant, has also been our class ad- visor for three years. ln this capacity he has offered his advice regarding problems Concerning the class. Administrative ,4ssis'ti11et 'GJ 4::::4'