West Bridgewater High School - Climber Yearbook (West Bridgewater, MA)

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Mr. Donald A. Fisher Q '1 Superintendent ,- f K t ' it .t 'sf -A 1 QP C' ':7:., 4 'lf 712' I. 1 -.. .5-:::.,g-gin., -- Z'ifI2:::::::?'if:f14-:. . , X . ,le..---1g31fx:'.::::::5552::::.-iiiii. 'H-5,2-g .. A .. -Q ,N - ef ,12::?f-4125 mi?--11' :egg-e.QiP ' ' -fe. 'h1eEf,5?F?EZE?Z'f' L-,i v--,,1gi::Y1:.' :-192-'-i'.' -- 5 Mrs. Myron Mather Secretary ADMINISTRATION Congratulations to the graduating class. You have completed the first twelve years of formal education, I mention the first twelve years to emphasize your parents and our wish that you will not limit your education to this brief period. It constitutes a good start and a founda- tion for additional study and learning. Take the experiences you have acquired in school and apply them to the situations and decisions you will face in the future. Undergraduates, can you equal or better the records of the Class of l964? Donald A, Fisher Superintendent of Schools fwfr Zldefff Mr. Fisher and Mr. Sperandio confer.

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We To The Class of l964: Congratulations! You have achieved the first major goal of your career. May it be a stepping stone to more accomplishments in whatever you undertake. Your success is shared by your parents, teachers, and friends. They have worked together to help you reach this stage of your journey. Call on them again. They are only too happy to be of service. One day, they shall possibly turn to you for as- sistance and in this sharing of effort, you will be happy since no one can be happy unto himself. Sincere best wishes for success and happiness. lt has been a real pleaure to know and serve you. Sincerely, Peter J. Sperandio Mr. Peter J. Sperandio Principal ' l 'lf ' A ya l W-23T,.st T- - I 136- l x A-,,, 6 uv' 41' T Mrs. Gladys Keith Our principal gives advice to a member of the student body.

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We Are Grateful For . . . n s F -- 1. -,'- 1. I, ' er lj -1:. . , .. .. g H . -1' if f hlli ia, . 1 ll- - -1 I: 4A, if . ' srrs -. . . 55357 if ' A Q lata f El' 32 2 . 1v:w , .,. 'QT I 1 :ul :-:: 1 1 -. 4 ' .--, ':Q.':5:ga--,rp ' S R- 3' ,. u l r f lf. L :, , .A3.:. ,,.,.,,,, .,AV, A Viq. L 1.,,.q, .., t Mr. Robert W. Orr Mr. Michael E. Brown Miss Elizabeth Davis The I'lOI'1'1G ot O DEFSOH, place, Ol' thing is ....? ENGLISH All things of which we have no knowl- edge present themselves as challenges. The purpose of the English department is to prepare the student to meet these chal- lenges by instilling within him a knowledge in the fields of literature, grammar, and composition. Mr. Walter Renaud Mr. Neuman L. Wood Mrs. Maurice Rosenthal LANGUAGES Through Latin and French the student gains a better insight into our own English language. French covers many interesting phases-conversation, grammar, reading, and a general knowledge ot France itself. MlssJ i'e Ry de' Latin gives the student a basic foundation for all languages. S f-'r:1': TFL l 'A Q: ,. H ., W' V .,,v. 119: fi ' ..,. ,--f ' t - is x. , p fp l 4 ' Q Mr. Armand R Gendreau r Lct's try it again-Dominique, f1iCll-'91 nique .... C- I-tell S