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

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0 . 'Lbs .k .gn 95,5 It is only human for each of us to think that the problems immediately facing us are possibly the greatest we have ever encountered and perhaps, in many cases, insurmountable. ln a certain number of instances they are,but these represent a very small percentage of the total. Thus we are left with a very large number that can and will, if we make the effort, be overcome. ' Assistance in solving or answering many of these problems can come through the education you have already received and other schooling or programs you can turn to in future years. Don't stop with only the first twelve ye continue studying in any one or more of the many exciting career programs presented in schools, hospitals, industry, colleges, government, and many more agencies. lf you wish help in locating opportunities for further study our high school guidance department or my office is always ready to serve you. BPS Despite the criticisms levelled at American publ education in recent years,we have available unquestionably the finest teachers, programs, facilities, and equipment, ever provided for the young people and adults of a nation anywhere in the world. But it is only of service when and people make use of it. -w ic 3 if Good luck and happiness in future years. Kiiigijjfelys Donald A. Fisher Superintendent of Schools 10 3

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To the Class of 1972 Being new to West Bridgewater Jr.-Sr. High School, I feel I am still getting to know you , and yet in the time I've been your Vice Principal, the school and many of you have become familiar to me. I congratulate every member of the Class of 1972 and wish for each of you many years of healthy, rewarding lives honorably lived, and the ability to function purposefully in a complex changing society. Hopefully, your high school experience has helped you develop these characteristics. Yours sincerely, Robert F. Gazda 9

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