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

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wiiisp. ,.:'4fN-X ' o 4 .- ffl ' , 5L,,JF'si Y ADMI ISTRA T10 Dear Graduates: As you leave West Bridgewater High School, l offer this thought to take with you, THINK BIG. This is not originalbut l believe it is timely. While you have been in high school, and especially this past school year, you have been feeling and acting big. This is normal and natural, for as you have grown physically and mentally it is an expected and wholesome result of your matur- ing. However, because we are subiect to human interests, likes, dislikes, and, inevitably, failings, we may not accompany this maturation with an equally desirable and comparable mental improvement. Thus, to THINK BIG, we mean, to think and act generously whether it is sharing personal gain, our own understandings, or our own knowledge and comprehension. Share, in a humble and patient manner, the advantages you have enjoyed, be- caiuse you were blessed to be born in this wonderful country of ours. Again, a word of caution, you need not force yourself upon others to accomplish this, thr re are many more acceptable approaches that can be successful. Thank you for your fine cooperation to your teachers and never hesitate to again call on your schools if you feel we may be of assistance. Good luck and God bless you. Sincerely, DONALD A. FISHER Superintendent of Schools -ff 'Y - , . ,lh r fif 1 ' 'gift ff 29353 , fl 'I lf.,-1 'el 1 .4 .N Lf ' 'R f '27 mx. le .. Mrs. Mather MVS- MGCMUHCFI

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x ' 1, 'Nj If 723 74 -l I' an Q Q Ill Ill o 'Ft .. -o os xi :I- o Ui cz UI 'C cn Q. i Tl D 0 as 5. I VI D' cu Q '1 'O' W ao UI m '1 4 m Q. L for a man who has given of himself, in so many ways, to help make our burdens lighter, our days brighter. With little thought of himself, he has struggled and fought for us, won and lost for us. His warmth, sincerity, and interest in our problems have made him a shining star in our memories. As we leave West Bridgewater High School and go on our separate ways, we will never forget his twinkling eye and iolly laughter. And so to you, Mr. Reed, we dedicate our Climber. V 2 l. ,femo- 15

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To the Class ot 1967 You have now completed the first step in your education. Learning is a continuous process and must be carried on through- out lite if a person is to keep pace with society. You are graduating into a world which is more exciting and invigorating than at any time before. More knowledge is gained daily, now, than the total of all knowledge accumulated through- out history. I envy you for entering adult life during these times forthe things you will see and do are tar beyond the imagination. Enter adult lite open-minded and use good judgement in solving problems you encounter. Our aim has been to try to prepare you to use good judgement in your daily lite and I sincerely hope we have had some suc- cess in this endeavor. Please accept my heartiest congratulations and may pros- perity in all forms be your destiny. Sincerely, THOMAS G. BURDIN, JR. Principal Mr. Peters Mrs. S. Keith Asst. Principal Mrs. Keith Mrs. Hayward