Avon High School - Sonnet Yearbook (Avon, MA)

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Erie Anderson Kimberly Argrew Nancy Catarius Kim Chaplin Tracy Connolly David Costa Peter Crone William Cummings James Curran Michael Darienzzo Michael D’Auria Carolyn Dean Christopher Dunham A1 Forde 30

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told her to do whatever he said or he ' d put a full NILSEN on her. But he didn’t have to, because she was a NICE PERSON. H ere was his plan. She was to say he was depressed from lack of untraviolet, so she would set up an appointment at one of those TANIAN studios. In the meanwhile he had bribed one of the security KOPPS to have the RHEAstat set low in the corridor so he wouldn’t be seen going out. The nurses would think that he was in the JOHN. He would borrow the KOPKE to let himself out. DOREEN all this he would have a Chrysler CORDEIRO with VIRGINIA or MARILYN plates ready to spirit him off to HAMPTON Falls, where he could hide for a day or so, before he went back to Avon. The one problem was getting a driver for the car. The only one available was MICHAEL DARIENZZO. MICHAEL, it seems, had learned to drive at the PERKINS School for the Blind, or so his classmates kept recounting, but Scrooge, with no choice, had to have faith that MICHAEL could do better driving forward than he did in reverse. To guard against running out of gas, he ensured there was a GERRY can with five gallons. On escape day, Scrooge gets out of bed. He puts on his HARRIS tweed coat just back from ANTON Cleaners and his old JEANS and clumps down the hall, still using a WALKER because of the accident. He makes COIT sure that the coast is CLAIRE. He is nervous, saying to himself, “AARON’t you taking a big chance? If the KOPP COX his pistol and fires, you ' ll be on a marble slab. Well, I SHAN worry. All will go well.” All went according to the plan, and Scrooge knew that life would be RICH again. DAR- IENZZO wheeled the big old Chrysler onto the High School circle. Scrooge got out, hobbled up the steps, across the lobby, and down the hall to room 205A. KATHY GRINNELL sat at a desk in the front row, happily doing her statistics and probability. With a face falling, she saw Scrooge come in. “DOM Da DOM DOM!” she said. “Why did YOU have to come back?” 29

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Kimberly Marchant Annette McColgan Adam MacDonald Jean McDonald Jean Gallagher Christopher Gonsalves Paul Grenham Kathleen Grinnell Melissa Hampton Colleen Harris Scott Klimas Kristin Kopke Rhea Kopp Roanne Kopp Doreen LeGrice Donna Mahan 31