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

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, , I . QF., .liiig ft Mr. Donald A. Fisher, Superintendent Dear Students: As I was starting to write this message I happened to look up and saw a book titled: Time to Live. These three simple words stirred my imagination. I wondered how many times we tail to do as they suggest. Most of us, thanks to modern science and automation, now have more time when we are not working at our regular jobs. While, in many respects this can be very beneficial, it can also create some new prob:- lems. Specifically, how to make best use of this free time? Healthy recreation of many sorts is at hand at little or no expense. Each of us should daily set aside some definite time for such things, as, sports, hobbies, entertainment, travel, and the like and thus return to our work relaxed and refreshed. However, in addition or in coniunction with these other types of activities, we have a responsibility to our world to give some of this time to help others. Therefore, I suggest you save some time, to not only refresh yourself, but to give a portion of your energy and time to some community proiect. Not only will you unselfishly help someone else, but you will gain and grow yourself by aiding another. Lastly, don't stop getting an education just because you have finished high school, keep at it as long as you live and you will find that this Mtime to live will be more meaningful. It you feel the High School or my office can be of service to you at some future time, be certain to contact us. Good Iuckl Sincerely, Donald A. Fisher Superintendent of Schools if ' iMrs. Myron Mather 'ilk X l I OUR ,diiyg -'C .9154 -'-lu I I -Q I if ' ' u' o ,:, '-Ll L f.. L4 'A ,-1, nil x' 0 N P' , .v 'J rf, . .ii-ZJ' .9 ' 7 wx H slr 1: ,F 1 '-HQ. .' in ' ' i'. Q ,. 'P .px It U bl. 11 -X. 1' Mrs. Donald MacMuIIen P Lu: .c . ' ,fe -v' . fi x' 3 .ff

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During our years at West Bridgewater High, this man has guided our uncertain and unsteady course with understanding and enthusiasm. He 'anever shrinks from his responsibility, but welcomes it. His knowledge, truthfulness, humor and ability both in the classroom and on the athletic field give us an example well worth heeding. We are deeply grateful and respectful of his never ending willingness to help in our activities and of his influence upon us. Thus, the class of l966, proudly dedicates this, its Climber, to Mr. Charles Loverin. Teacher Father . , ,,,.. ,Q '3 - , i-5 . ' LILY A .L'j21L1.jg 2 4 T. .I

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ADMINBTRATIGN To the Class of l966: Congratulations! Your graduation fulfills the first maior achievement of your lives. Use it as a stepping stone to the greater successes which are to follow for those of you who strive for it. I sincerely hope that your association with us has been meaningful and that you will continue the most import- ant duty ofa good citizen - observance of the law. The lessons you learned, whether in the classroom or through our extracurricular program, were intended to help mold your character and provide you with the education which will help to prepare you for life. It we can be of future service, please call on us. With every wish for your future success and happi- ness, l remain Yours sincerely, Peter J. Sperandio Principal West Bridgewater High School Mr. Peter J. Sperandio, Principal Mrs. Richard Keith Mr. Thomas Peters Assistant Principal 3' if