North Attleboro High School - Northern Light Yearbook (North Attleboro, MA)

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TIME The past is present in the future. A great American man of letters once wrote The every day cares and duties, which many call drudgery are the weights and counter- poises of the clock of time, giving its pendulum its vibration and its hands their regular motion. It is our sincere hope that your high school years have helped you to learn one of life ' s most important lessons, the wise and profitable use of the priceless asset— time. William F. Clark PRINCIPAL ' 5P» ' i.vw|

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SUPERINTENDENT MR. RICHARD BRASSARD, Assistant Principal Mr. Brassard along with being our Assistant Princi- pal is also yearbook advisor, teacher, and Radio News Club director. With all his many time-con- suming duties he can always find time to help us. TIME Time has a way of dragging with young people to the extent that, at times, a day seems like an eternity. Your four years in high school probably has seemed interminable to some of you. Later in life, when an hour appears to be only a few minutes long, you will look back upon your high school days and think of those four years as the best four years of your life. We have tried to make those years profitable ones for you, and at the same time happy ones. Only time will tell whether we have been successful, and only you can be the judge of that success. 10

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Front row: Thomas G. Galvin, Walter F. Cavanagh, Chairman, Robert H. Rickard Back row: Dr. Eugene Leco, Elmer N. Riley, Bernard J. Doyle, Jr. The School Committee of North Attleboro has consistently followed a policy of furthering and bettering the education of our town. The Class of 1963 wishes to extend its sincere appreciation to this fine group to whom we owe our success. ii- — rrr ' iTir- — — - ' - ’ SCHOOL COMMITTEE 12