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

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A 5 .A .A 5 Pwnc A xl wx ... T. U 6 Y 2 .' 4-5,115 . : -4 . - Mr. Donald A. Fisher, Superintendent Congratulations to all members of the Class of l965. We wish you happiness and success in future years. On behalf of our fellow townspeople l thank you for cooperating with Mr. Sperandio, your teachers, and other staff members. Additionally, l thank the entire staff of the West Bridgewater Public Schools for the fine interest that everyone takes in the welfare of the pupils at each grade level. There are many instances of contributions of time and energy beyond the efforts expected under our established responsibilities. I share with all who will read this publication the following words, Be a little kinder than necessary. l believe this is wonderful advice for all of us. It would help us even more if we applied the idea to all our activities and attitudes. For example: work a little harder than neces- sary, play a game a little better than necessary, drive a car a little more carefully than necessary, be a little more thoughtful than necessary, study a little harder than necessary and so forth. Best Wishes, Donald A. Fisher M lw Mrs' Myron W MGfl er Superintendent of Schools rs. Donald MacMullen CU R ' i S zjzogbze ,,- bfi ,gift , if ' if Qs, ni, V '- -2:45-' : , '?'Y+f. .' ' ss.,

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DEDICATEE .t . 1' ,I 415' j :'xy,.1 9 hz-' lffilllilfml in the classroom '7 5 I-94' The first great gift we can bestow on others is a good example. The Class of l965 proudly dedicates its Climber to Mr. Robert Chapman. We have learned much from him as a teacher, coach, and man. His knowledge, preparation, and innate ability to teach are present in every classroom session. His ability to instill desire and hustle into athletic teams comes from his own example and enthusiasm. His admirable personal qualities influence all those around him. It has been said, You can preach a better sermon with your lite than with your lips. This man shows us the value of an active life, both scholastically and athletically - one imbued with high ideals, by living it. If all he had done was to give us this example, there would be none more deserving of our appreciation. '- W VYV- m ---,--.,w-,-- I ,F-,-.., . W1 -,-.?.YT1-n-w -.W --ff.-r unwr-

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Mrs. Richard Keith DMINISTRATIO To the Class of 1965 May I congratulate you on the successful completion of your high school graduation. Success is a iourney, not a goal and I am very confident that th-is is only the first of many steps in your travels. I do hope that our association has provided you with valuable learning experiences. Lessons which will enrich and broaden your understanding of the world in which we live. Lite is not easy but it can be happy. This may be accomplished by knowing yourselves, being yourselves, and living yourselves. May you live all the days of your lives. Sincerely, Peter J. Sperandio Principal West Bridgewater High School Mr. Peter J. Sperandio, Principal I Mr. Thomas Peters, Assistant Principal fl