Medfield High School - Peak Yearbook (Medfield, MA)

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SCHOOL COMMITTEE Walter Frank, Chairman; Warren E Stubblebine, Alton H. Hartford, Joseph H Donahue, James T. Frame. James H. Morris Vice Principal John Davidson Guidance Director James McCarthy Assistant Guidance Director GUIDANCE Although we teenagers of today think our¬ selves independent, the perplexities of our future often seem overwhelming. The pur¬ pose of the guidance department is to re¬ move these apprehensions and to lessen our fears about the future. Mr. Davidson and Mr. McCarthy answer our questions about Aptitude Tests, colleges, and careers. SCHOOL COMMITTEE The School Committee is a vital part of our school system, determining the major policies and principles regulating its operations. Our School Committee works very actively to as¬ sure Medfield students the best possible education while carrying through policies in¬ volving the expansion of enrollment, teacher personnel and building construction. We sin- cerly appreciate the time and interest spent by these citizens in our behalf.

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To the Graduates To the Class of 1963: Your class has distinguished itself in many ways. One of the main reasons for your suc¬ cess scholastically, socially and athletically is the awareness of your responsibiliities. Both as individuals and as a class you have met these responsibilities well. To continue to do this in the future will bring happiness and success. Congratulations to each one of you as you graduate and thank you for making Medfield High a better school for all. Sincerely, Charles F. Mains Principal Charles F. Mains Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1963: Success is measured by the accomplishments or perhaps the surpassing of personal goals. Es¬ tablish your goals on a plane commensurate with your ability, capability and interest—let nothing deter you. Many of us use a yardstick which is not comparable with our talents, and it is here that the first mistake is made. Choose an objective which will give you a degree of happiness in completing. Congratulations on your graduation, and best wishes for all that you desire. May the Lord bless you and keep you well. Sincerely, Thomas A. Blake Superintendent Thomas A. Blake Superintendent Cl . Our Able Ad ninistrators . . .

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ENGLISH To All Our Faculty, We SOCIAL STUDIES Stuart Langton Janice Adams Estelle Stahl SCIENCE Elaine Pederzini Lawrence Laughlin Julia Warburton Stephen Rudin One of the most remarkable facets of our school is the newly instituted library. Under the guidance of Mr. Hogan, we have seen it grow from a collection of sixty volumes to an ever in¬ creasing number of three thousand. The fact that it is located in school and offers training and help in reference and research, is making the library invaluable to students. Student librarians relieve much of Mr. Hogan ' s office and desk work. Student Librarians Daniel Hogan Myrna Serfilippi