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

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:XX x . fi .... X X ' .V ' l Q Y T I ,. X xx l .C 4. ki 'M X , ,, ' 'Th-,X - Dr. John Drinkwater Superintendent SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1980 As you prepare to enter the ranks of the aumni of West Bridgewater High School, you might perhaps take a few moments to reflect upon the significance of your graduation. Our lives are much like a book having five or six chapters, each of which we write as we travel through the years granted to us. Each of you is completing the second chapter of your life tonight. What is written is there to stay. Take full advantage of the opportunity to begin a new chapter. A great deal of promise and perhaps uncertainty await you. 'Each of you will determine the path you are now to follow. Dependence on others will diminish more and more while the amount of responsibility you must assume will increase rapidly. The degree of success you attain is up to you and you alone. Each of us connected with the West Bridgewater Public Schools trust that we have been of some help as you progressed through the various grades and classes towards your graduation. Use the knowledge and skills you have gained during this stage of your life constructively. Become active members in your community to make it a better place to live. Continue your activity in the schools. Share with us your ideas on how to make a better school system. Congratulations on your graduation and good luck in the future. SCHOOL COMMITTEE Row 1, l. to r.: Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Alger, chairman, Mr. Croning Row 2, l. to r.: Mr. Kelley, Mr. Lepine, Mr. Teixeira

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-Bee' Mr. Benson Principal 119s MEMBERS OF CLASS OF 1980 Your ability to cope with the future is somewhat dependent upon how well you have prepared yourselves in your formative years. It is our hope that you took advantage of the opportunities offered you both academically and socially while you attended West Bridgewater Junior- Senior High School. As a well informed and active member of our society, you can help shape and determine the destiny of others as well as your own. For some of you, the thought will be interesting because it suggests a challenging leadership role. Others of you will be content to maintain the status quo. Whateven your nitch in life may eventually be, we all join in wishing you well. As you graduate and look forward to a career or to post secondary education. I offer my personal congratulations and wish you health and happiness. Thank you for your fine contribution to West Bridgewater Junior-Senior High School. TO THE CLASS OF 1980 Congratulations on your graduation from West Bridgewater High School. f I have watched you progress through school and have come to know most of you personally. The majority of you have pre- pared yourselves well during your years at West Bridgewater. You have taken advantage of the opportunities available to you both in the classroom and through extra-curricula activities. You are now ready to go out into the world either to further your education or to enter the job market. The earning of a high school diploma does not guarantee you success in either of these ventures. Success in whatever field you may enter is now more possible, thanks to your efforts, those of your parents and teachers who have contributed in some way to make your graduation a reality. You have the major responsibility for determining whether you will be successful and happy. I sincerely wish each of you the best of luck in your endeavors. XX K . . X X tx 'X xx X N Nxt -an NCQ XX 'O 5. :,,i l.Qf'z, , .-s':1:'-A .zf 1 sv-:fri X . lf' Ns- swf. W- fx gl ws- ,P I Mr. Illuzzi Assistant Principal j if