Waltham High School - Mirror Yearbook (Waltham, MA)

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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL WALTHAM 54. MASS. JAMES FITZGERALD WILLIAM J GALLAGHER SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS HEAD STE MIRROR MESSAGE I am pleased that you have chosen to dedicate your yearbook to your housemaster, Mr. F. Joseph Levey. He has truly worked hard with you since September l963 and your class is a credit to him. He and your teachers are people with a touch of immortality in that you will direct others from their examples and they in turn will guide others ad infinitum. As 1966 marks the end of your stay and mine at Waltham High School, although from a different age level, we can all optimistically face our future with hope. As Robert Frost advises: HThe woods are lovely, dark and deep And I have many miles to go before I sleep.' Remember always our days at Waltham High School as they are reflected in this Mirror of l966. Ad multos annos William J. Gallagher

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FOREWORD Is iT possible ThaT our senior year is over? Can iT be ThaT our school years are Truly gone? Many experiences have been ToremosT in our senior year. The Mirror has aTTempTed To capTure all The learning, Tun, worry, vic- Tory, hearTaches, hard work, ex- pecTaTions and accomplishmenTs which were The highlighTs of our high school career. We hope ThaT The many hours we have spenT on The i966 Mirror have fulfilled our desire To painT a pic- Ture of Those years which you will wanT To remember as The besT! Bruce Rosen Eileen O'Neill The Boss 4

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YVALTHAM PUBLIC SCHOOLS VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL 100 Summer Street WALTHAM, MASSACHUSETTS 02154 Telephone TWinbrook 3-8050 JAMES FITZGERALD LLOYD F. VANAHSDALE Superintendent Director To The Class of 1966: Congratulations and best wishes to every member of this year's graduating class. Twelve years of formal school education are now behind you and you have played your part very well in bringing about your development to young manhood. You have provided yourselves with a base for future learning on the job or in a post-secondary program to continue your education. I sincerely hope that all of you will continue to seek additional aid for more education and to acquire a greater thirst for knowledge. In your future years, these values will spread and contribute in many ways to the well being of all citizens in Waltham, in this state, and throughout the United States. The graduates of 1966 will be a source of pride to the faculty, to the school, and to the city. Sincerely, .sigff fi Ze L A U'6ZfL 'ZQ Lloyd F. Van Arsdale