Whitman Hanson Regional High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Whitman, MA)

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B. Thomas, Mr. Boothby, ADVISOR, V. Streeter. We, The staff of the 1969 Panther, hope To capture and preserve The spirit and life of Whitman-Hanson Regional High School so that in the future we may have a record of the happy years we spent here. ln This yearbook, we have Tried To show not only the calendar events of the school year 1968-1969, but also The daily life of The students. We wish To Thank our advisors Mr. Boothby and Mr. Valla, our yearbook representative Mr. Devoe, our advertisers, and The students of The school whose support and cooperation have made This book possi- ble. ez:-.xXx Li EDITORS: J. Kelley, Activities, K. Chapman, Underclassp D. Rhoades, Girls' Sports, D. Snow, Faculty, Financial, B. Beaulieu, Boys' Sports: M. Zaniboni, Senior. Not Pictured: Greg Winnett, Business. FINANCIAL STAFF: lst Row: R. Bothelo, Mr. Valla, advisor, S. Ward. 2nd Row: N. Donahue, R. Gold, N. Talpey, D. Nevins. T ' b . : . Sv' g 1 A, . 4 Y. ,i l , cw, 'y i 1 n T L Y , , . , . . I QA' l rf X-KW? LITERARY STAFF: lst Row: J. Tremblay, J. Towne, S Ward P Callanan. 2nd Row: R. Beaulieu, M. Browne, V. Spinney, L Gassett S. Ward, S. Power. ll,

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THIS DEDICATION, with its accompanying honor, is small com- pensation for- two years of constant effort by our class advisors to bring the Class of '69 to its peak. While encouraging inde- pendent student action they were always prepared for any trivial necessities, overlooked through our inexperience. When encountering last minute crises, their calm appraisals and reason- able proposals did much to reassure us. Never so conservative as to stifle our initiative, they were never so liberal as to forfeit their responsibility. ln recognition of this outstanding devotion to the Senior stu- dents, we, the Class of l969, dedicate our yearbook, The Panther, to our advisors, Mr. Thomas E. Fox and Miss Maryann Sylvester. MR. FOX His cheerfulness and vitality during class functions . . . His tireless efforts on behalf of the baseball team His constant vigil outside room 231 .. . His ready laugh in the face of disaster .. . His government proiects - l,OOO articles, summarized, minimum for a D! .. . His concern for the Seniors. l C ,ts MISS SYLVESTER Her active participation in all class endeavors . . . Her artistic talents for the Junior Prom Her creativity with crepe paper frosesl Her willingness to spend time with the Drill Team Her never-ending battle in the Home-Ec room .. . Her thoughtfulness towards all students.

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11' To the members ofthe Class of 7969: D You have my heartiest congratulations for having reached the milestone of graduation which you have been seeking most of your lives. Your iustifiable pride is shared by all who have worked with you as you sought this goal. Graduation is not the end of your education, but is only the beginning of a series of ever-changing goals. This is why graduation season is known as commencement. Your dreams and your well founded plans for success in the adult society will depend largely upon your efforts. If you select appropriate goals and follow them, the best that life has to offer can be yours. Your happiness will depend largely upon your courage not to yield to selfish satisfactionsg and your ability to acquire sound convictions with the courage to live by them. Don't forget that your greatest happiness will come as the result of the service you render unto others. As you commence your post high school days, I hope the knowledge you have gained will serve you well as you seek new horizons. Your future can be whatever you are willing Administration to make it. Don't let it be less than your best. 5, Wm7fff.2.,..u.5f Superintendent-Principal MR RAYMOND HAMILTON Asst Superintendent Principal SCHOOL COMMITTEE: Mr. Leo Lawless, Mr. James Matthews- Chairman, Mr. Charles Valine-Sec., Mrs. Jane Barrows, Mr. Are you taking me to detention Daddy? Norman Sayce-V. Chairman, Mr. Paul Vayo, Mr. Donald Young.