Hull High School - Log Yearbook (Hull, MA)

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ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Thomas Ballerino We must all obey certain rules and regulations to maintain order. Thank you for steering us in the right direc- tion even when it was not the popular thing to do. To the Class of 1970: The example of America must be the example not merely of peace because it will not fight, but of peace because peace is the healing and elevating influence of the world, and strife is not. There is such a thing as a man being too proud to fight. There is such a thing as a nation being so right that it does not need to convince others by force that it is right. -- Woodrow Wilson -- Sincerely yours, Nicholas J. Meleones Principal

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To The Class of 1970: I take pleasure in congratulating the members of the Graduating Class of 1970: indeed next Sunday will be a day of days for you, your parents, and your friends. The completion of twelve years of formal education marks a definite turning point in one's lifetime. ln fact, the place you have reached is not too much unlike the point at which the old, familiar, well- traveled road meets the new super high- way. For from now on one's driving patterns must change. Old habits must be replaced by new ones -- and usually very different ones . May I urge all to seek out the work that you prefer and to get the type of training and skills that will equip you for the abun- dant life that lies ahead. Remember that no man travels twice the great highway that leads from darkness unto light. With very best wishes, l am, Sincerely yours, John M. Osterman Assistant Superintendent Dear Members of the Class of 1970: There is an undertone of sadness in the thought of graduation. Your High School Days are over. Fortified with four years of excellent training, l am confident that you are all prepared for a new phase of life. No matter what you do or where you go, remember that you will not be carried to success by a chariot of ease. There is only one roadway to success and that is hard, diligent work. l bid you farewell as Students of the Hull Public Schools . May you benefit by every measure of success and happiness in your future vocations and in all your lives. Sincerely yours, Richard P. Charlton Superintendent of Schools

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Mr. Brown Miss Carlson, Director Mr. Renaud GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT The Class of 1970 Wishes to express its deepest appreciation for your personal interest in our problems, plans, and aspirations . Wir x N YEARBOOK ADVISOR Mr. Kelly Thank you for your supervision and direction in the planning of the Yearbook and your help in solving the problems we met along the way.