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

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.il MESSAGE TO SENI ORS Each year, in my message to seniors, I comment on the responsibilities faced in the trying times to be encountered. Never before has this been a greater problem than at present. You have been aware of some of the frustrations that must be overcome in today's society. You are approaching a world where decisions have to be made about problems which have never been solved before. It is my hope that you have had experience in decision making, during your school years, which will enable you to make reasonable judgements about the situations you will encounter. This is a most important aspect for schools, at this time, as the matters you will face are too complex and changing too rapidly to allow teaching all the experiences you will see. The consequence is that we attempt to show how to solve new problems and it will be your responsibility to equate the methods to the new developments in society. This is an awesome but enjoyable task with which I feel certain you are well prepared to cope. I hope that by now you have formulated your individual systems of values and at least some of your goals. That you may do this indicates that you have not only a personal privilege but also a responsibility. In order to be able to do your own thing you must expect tolerance on the part of others, and be prepared to be tolerant as well. I wish you luck. T. W. Calhoun Vice-Principal 10 Thomas G. Burdin, Jr Principal