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

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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS West Bridgewater Public Schools Spring Street School gui-WAT5 West Bridgewater, Massachusetts 02379 Q i .fa Telephones: 586-5094 f 586-5097 N .- 0 bq' 1: -if ,, ., V1 ' ' , 4: S ' ,- if ' S DR.RONALD RGERHART E Q Superinlendenlofhhoolr +,,,Ab':1 .?..xhy 'ma un TO THE CLASS OF 1986: What is 1ife's heaviest burden? asked a recent high school graduate of a senior citizen. The senior citizen responded, To have nothing to carry. As you move from West Bridgewater High School, I hope that we have provided the basis for you to carry dreams, aspirations, and burdens. It is important to cope with both successes and failures. Consider continuing your education. There are many ways to learn after the formal education of high school. Every person you meet will have something to offer. Use your education to help others and yourself to a productive, useful life. q Try to accomplish at least one worthwhile goal each day because there are a limited amount of tries in life. Climb back from failures and keep reaching for those things that will improve the quality of your life. It is a privilege for me to serve as the Superintendent of Schools in West Bridgewater. I have enjoyed working with you and my best wishes go with every member of the Class of 1986. Ronald P. Gerhart Superintendent of Schools SDIB Bid. Seored, fro r: Mr. Curnutte, Mr. Kennedy, Mrs. Sentry. Mr. Cronin, Chairman. Mrs. Miller: Nor5hown: Mr. Kelley SCHOOL COMMITTEE Central Office Secretaries: Ms. Smeglin, Mrs. English: Nor Shown Mrs. McMohon