Memorial High School - Excalibur Yearbook (Manchester, NH)

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AUSTIN E. FIQAIN Assistant principal To the Class of '62 A statesman tells us, 6'To whom much is given, much is expected. When you graduate, having benefited from the sacrifices of your parents, the concern of your community, and the efforts of your teachers, much will be expected of you. We look forward to your contributing genenously of your talents and your training to your family and to your fellowman as well as to your own future. We hope that, in the many years ahead, you will always find true satisfaction, success, and service. Good luck to each of you! a

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Principal To the Class of '62 It is a pleasure to congratulate the class of 1962 on its graduation from Manchester Memorial High School. I hope that your high school education is not a quantitative body of memorized knowledge salted away in a card Hle, but rather qualitative knowledge that you put into daily practice to foster a successful and happy life. You have shown our readiness willin ness and abilit to serve Y 1 4 , 1 g U ,u I Y 0 your school. You have participated actively in its organization and its maintenance. May you continue to serve your community and your country with insight, perserverance, and success. JOSEPH E. BRONSTEIN

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OUR CLASS ADVISER We, the Class of 1962, here express our grateful appreciation to Mrs. Krauzer, our class adviser For her tireless eiforts and comforting attitude, For her sympathetic understanding and wise guidance, For her unceasing devotion and generous friendship. We shall long remember the kind in- terest and concern that she had for each of us. OUR COUNSELLORS Mr. Lemery, Miss McCarthy, Mrs. Botop and Mr. Crotty.