Millbury Memorial High School - Aftermath Yearbook (Millbury, MA)

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CLASS ADVISOR When this year began, the Class of ‘‘78” found itself with two class advisers. This fact is a tribute to your class in that many classes have difficulty finding one. Working together has given you a year of great accomplishment with each senior function setting a stan- dard for classes bebind you to strive for and to live up to. Seniors are expected to be leaders in a school and this is a challenge which you as students and most importantly as people, readily accepted. Many time the sacrifices concerned with the common good were frustrating to you but you did what was necessary and I’m proud of you for it. Hopefully, as you eventually enter the ‘‘real world” you will take with you the thoughts you’ve had about the joys and frustrations of the past year and these will help you in making difficult decisions — that you will have to make. On a more personal note, I wold like to thank so many of you, you know who you are, for allowing me to share in your lives. The memories of this past year with you will always be treasured by me. My wish for each of you is that you may fulfill your individual potentials and thus benefit yourselves and the society in which you live. As I look back over this past year I can only say: Thank you for caring. Pronk Jp Wrath Frank J. Morrill

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CLASS ADVISOR There are individuals who are cooperative and giving but rarely are so many found in one class. The Class of ‘‘78’’ will always be unique because when speaking of your class we are not singling out individuals who represent it, but rather we are referring to virtually all of the individuals of the class. The most striking characterisitc is your involvement. School spirit was personified in your behavior and in your involvement. You are well-rounded ae excelling academically, athletically, and in the various activities offered by the school. Personally, the memories of your four years, especially the last, will be treasured always. You came in like leaders and you left like champions. Never will I forget that not one cap was thrown at graduation. In that one, small, fleeting moment, you left your mark on this school. Your class left with class and dignity and now you've challenged others to follow your example. My sincerest thanks for being a part of the class of ‘‘78”’. Koger we opt Roger L. Desrosiers 4b

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YEARBOOK ADVISOR AND EDITORS Ms ie 7 | “+ Bx. % Zz 3 3 ] hue = . « s Mr. Paul Clancy, Advisor; Maureen Bernier and Pat Gurney, Editors. Row 1 (I-r): Barbara O'Connor; Activities Editor; Debbie Craw and Carol Belinskas, Senior Section Editors; Maureen Bernier, Editor; Row 2 (I-r): Pat Gurney, Editor; Jodi LeClaire, Activities Editor; Donna Stolberg and Day Orrell, Sports Editors; Debbie Eckland and Debbie Ethier (not pictured), Advertisement Editors.