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To Head Coach Ed Catabia, Assistant Coaches Ed Madden, Brian Murphy, and Mike Walsh, I just wanted to say congratulations to The Blue Hills Warriors for doing what no other Blue Hills Football team has ever done before, win the
2011 Division 4A Super Bowl. That was quite a feat. Like everyone else I have seen all of the news reports on the game, and couldn’t help notice that there was a shortage of fanfare aimed at Blue Hills for their victory. I can assure you, as a Blue Hills alum and a Blue Hills parent I couldn’t be more proud of how the team handled themselves on and off the field, but most of all for winning the game. The Warriors are “The Best”.
I wish you all l the best for the holidays.
Gratefully and sincerely,
Gary Titus – BHR 1975
BHR
Class of 1974 hosts 35th Year Reunion
Here are some pictures from the Class of '74 Reunion, Sun. Oct. 25th, at
the Fireside Grille & Spirits in Middleboro. I posted them on the
Facebook site. Others took pictures and should be posting them also.
Thanks!
Maureen McRae BHR-1974
    
BHR
Class of 1969 hosts 40th Year Reunion
The class of 69' had their 40th reunion in Falmouth on
the Cape June 19th 2009. Please contact me if you have any pictures from
the event. Thank You.
Gary
Titus
Hockey team
1969 Graduates - (Seatted left to right:) Paul Sofuolis, Rick Smith,
Patsy(Hap) Santoro (Back left to right:) Dennis Tobin, Ron Bernardo, Jerry
Quinn,
Jim Naughton, Tom Shone, Bob Buckley.
A quality trade-school education is
nothing to laugh about. But it is OK to
laugh to raise money for such a school.
The Blue Hills Regional Technical
School’s first comedy night fund-raiser,
conceived by Marybeth Nearen
of Randolph, was a whopping
success, said Nearen and Gary
Titus of Canton, an alum of the
school and creator of the Adopt-a-Shop
program at the Canton school, which
benefited from the comedy fund-raising
event.
Titus launched the Adopt-a-Shop program in 2003 as a way for people or
businesses to donate money or materials
to the school’s technical or academic
programs. Over the course of the years,
various fund-raisers, mostly pasta
nights, have tallied some $100,000 in
cash and nearly a half-million dollars
in materials, Titus said.
The comedy night, held in May at the
Randolph Elks Club, racked up $3,500.
This year, Adopt-a-Shop gave out two
scholarships for $750 each, Titus said.
“Because it was such a huge success,’’
Titus said of the comedy night, “it’s
already on tap for next year.’’
Nearen, vice chairman of the Randolph
School Committee and a board member of
the Blue Hills Foundation, conceived the
idea of a comedy night, figuring
“everybody loves to laugh, so what
better way to raise money than by giving
people comedy and dinner?’’
She used an agency to find four comics
and then got businesses to donate food
and raffle prizes, including A Taste of
Italy, Bertucci’s, Not Your Average
Joe’s,
Outback Steakhouse, and Candy
Bouquets, all in Randolph; Olive Garden
in Stoughton; Edible Arrangements in
Brockton; and Ace Auto Body in
Braintree.
Blue Hills students kicked in, making
raffle items such as bookcases, a
nightstand, and a tool box, said Nearen,
whose daughter Melissa
graduated from the school in 2007 and
whose other daughter Kathleen
will be a senior at the school
this fall.
Titus, a professional disc jockey, said support for Adopt-A-Shop has
been great from the beginning, even in
the recent tough economic times.
“We just ask and they give,’’ he said, particularly of fellow alums who
pony up for the cause of helping their
old school. “And in these times, that
support is needed more than ever.’’
For more information, visit adopt-a-shop-com.
Help us reach our 2008-2009 Goal
This is Gary Titus from BHR class of 1975. I just donated
$34.00 to "Adopt-a-Shop" via Pay Pal. Please match my donation of a
dollar for every year that you've been out of Blue Hills. (A suggested
minimum $25.00 donation would help us reach our goal). Adopt-a-Shop is a
fundraising program of The Blue Hills Foundation. Every bit of your tax
deductable donation goes to the school to buy tools and equipment.
Please follow the two easy steps at the top left of this page. Which class will raise the
most money?
Click here to print a
"mail-in" donation form
Dear Alumni, family, and
friends of the Blue Hills Regional School,
Adopt-A-Shop (AAS) is beginning its 5th year of fundraising
for the students, vocational areas and academic programs at Blue Hills
Regional Technical School. With four very successful years behind us, we
look forward to our fifth. In 2008, Adopt-a-Shop donations of nearly
$20,000 funded scholarships and school projects including The following:
1) Culinary Arts (New Menu
Covers) $1,165
2) Graphics (New Mac Pro
Computer and 20” Flat Panel Display) $3,488.00
3) Computer Tech (Three HP
Scanjet G4010 Photo Scanners) $478.43
4) Business Ed
(Entrepreneurship Simulation Software) $1299.00
5) Construction Tech (5 HP
Powermatic Shaper) $2899.99
6) Engineering (Jet Stream
500 Wind Tunnel) $5177.
7) Auto Body (Various Hand
Tools) $5,155
As you
know, schools today are faced with tough budget guidelines and Blue
Hills is no exception. With your tax deductible* donations, Adopt-A-Shop
is able to help with the purchase of tools and equipment necessary to
provide it's students with a state-of-the-art technical education. We
gratefully accept donations of cash, new equipment and supplies for any
of the vocational areas at Blue Hills. You may consider a donation
directly to an academicor vocational program, or to the general fund.
Additionally, as AAS is run on a volunteer basis by BHR alumni, parents,
and a few members of the faculty, and staff, we encourage you to
consider becoming part of the AAS team.
Parents, I want to thank you for choosing Blue Hills for your student’s
high school education. As a 1975 graduate of the Blue Hills Regional
Technical School, I have watched the school grow in technology and
academic rigor as one thing remains the same--your student will still
get a progressive academic and technical education.
Alumni
and local business people, we truly appreciate your past support, and
thank you in advance for any help that you give in the future.
The
Adopt-a-Shop Team is proud to support Blue Hills Regional and its
students as they prepare to become industry leaders. Please
click here to print a donation form
and mail it in today.
Sincerely,
Gary Titus
Executive Director /
Adopt-a-Shop
BHR Class of 1975
Phone 781.828.0106
*EIN 04-3022592, 501(c) (3).
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