Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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A WORD FROM OUR PRINCIPAL TO THE GRADUATES— It has often been said that you, the graduates, stand on the threshold of a glorious future and that the future is yours. We who have preceded you know this to be true, but to you that future is clouded with uncertainties. Rest assured that the future is there, ready to be what you make it. Very shortly, all of you will step into that future. Some will start immediately to earn a living, some will fulfill their service obligations, and still others will go on to higher education. We hope that you have profited by your short stay with us. We know that Holbrook High School has given you the knowledge and the experiences that will stand you in good stead in your future. The administration and faculty would have you remember that although you are leaving us, Holbrook High School will always stand ready to help you whenever possible. In return we ask that where- ever you are, whatever your endeavors, you do your very best so that you will always be a credit to your parents, to your school, and to your community. 5

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DEDICATION The members of the “Echo” staff dedicate this yearbook on behalf of the student body, to Miss Grace O. Pullo. For the past four years. Miss Pullo has provided us with encourage- ment and leadership. Her enthusiasm has supplied many students with the necessary will to continue during the most trying times. Because she takes a personal interest in every student, she has al- ways given freely and unselfishly of her time, effort, and moral sup- port to help all of us in any way possible with our school work and with our personal problems. The dedication she has shown in her chosen profession has been an excellent example to others. She has always been completely fair and just and has never been quick to judge anyone; outward appearance has never blinded her to a person’s inner qualities. Miss Pullo is one of the finest persons under whom we have had the privilege of working. During the coming years, we hope to con- tinue to benefit from her fine leadership, her encouragement, and her inspiration. “After the verb “To Love,” “To Help” is the most beautiful verb in the world!” Baroness von Suttner

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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS We are pleased to welcome as our superintendent of schools, Mr. I. D. Reade. We hope that his stay in Holbrook will be a long and most enjoyable one. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL SECRETARY Mr. Robert Mulloy, capably filling the position of assistant principal and teacher of science at Holbrook High School, comes to us this year from the Holbrook Junior High School. Mrs. Hartshorn, poised and ready to accept any and all of the numerous chores inflicted upon her. 6