Avon High School - Sonnet Yearbook (Avon, MA)

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The Day I ' ll Never Forget I had a day when everything seemed to be fine I rose that morning, sunshine filled my mind i drove to a place where the land met the sea Saw an old friend who called out to me We sat and talked of things gone past Something troubled him, he told me at last He described his new life suspended in air . . Spoke of a dependence on a white crystalline powder without a care I suggested ways of help and offered him a place to stay But he said, “I can ' t involve you,” turned, and walked away The day had ended and was not fine I returned home, a thunderstorm filled my mind. Linda McCallum

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' I can ' t see nobody People live from day to day but they do not count the time. They don ' t see their days slipping by and neither do I. James Taylor ' Get back Loretta ' Who do I turn to ' So happy together ' Jeff (a little late) Know you got to run Know you got to hide Don ' t know who to follow Who is on your side Don ' t know where you goin ' Don ' t know where you been And I may see you tomorrow Never more again Steven Stills If a picture paints a thousand words Here we go again

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Our Last Will And Testament Jeanne Allaire — To Mrs. Miller I leave a life ' s supply of gum. Don Bostrom — To Mr. Herlihy I leave a new Advanced Math book that the teacher can understand. Margaret Burns — To Mr. Herlihy I leave a laughing headache. Owen Carrel — To Juniors I leave Mr. Sullivan ' s boring U.S.II class. Laura Cobb — To Miss Caton I leave a megaphone to get the attention of her home economics class. Stephen Conley — To Mr. Herlihy I leave a championship team. Stephen Connelly — To Mr. Herlihy I leave a course in physics and advanced math at Bridgewater. Marilyn Curry — To Mr. Sullivan I leave one oral report in front of the class. Dave DeGroat — To Miss Salzer I leave no ' ' Red Legs . Margaret DeMarco — To Mrs. Lamson I leave another Nancy to throw out. Jim Dermody — To Mr. Morss I leave Miss Sullivan. Diane Doyle — To Mrs. Burbine I leave a tape recording of, Allright girls — out! Richard Dudley — To Mr. Herlihy I leave a trip to TECH ( ' 72-73). Mary Flanigan — To Dad Sullivan I leave Ellen Wolk to laugh at his jokes when Theresa and I are gone. Frances Friedmann — To Mr. Henderson I leave a new rock pick. Dan Gorman — To Mr. Shanahan I leave TWO BIG FAT DEMERITS . Theresa Gormley — To Mr. Sullivan I leave a new coat in case of a nuclear attack ! Elaine Gravina — To Miss Francis I leave another DECA class to throw out! Pat Haglund — To nobody I leave nothing. Jill Hubbard — To Mr. Parker I leave a double-dose of Eagle Power and a four year scholarship to B.C. so he can get a good education . Thomas Kelley — To Mr. Shanahan I leave a brush to brush off the dust on his upper lip. Mary Jane Kelley — To Mrs. Lamson I leave my station . Joe Kinch — To Mr. Guerra I leave 10 lbs. of port chops and to Mr. Money I leave five easy lessons on How To Be A Sly Dog. Joh Krebs — To Mr. McKenny I leave a new crosscountry team. Nancy Ledin — To Mr. Sullivan I leave a recording of my voice. Robert Lee — To Mr. Guerra I leave a pamphlet on How to be a fair and even Teacher. Joni Linder — To the home ec class I leave my dungarees to repair. Pat Lohnes — To Barbara Heerman I leave a nice clean gym suit. Tony Lorina — To Mr. Parker 1 leave a body jersey and a case of hard candy. Hal Maddock — To Mr. Herlihy I leave another trip to TECH. s Paulette Maine — To Mrs. Miller I leave the copying machines, to Mr. Morss I leave the Paper, and Mrs. Gibson I leave 25 cents! Kathy Martin — To Janet Spaulding I leave a supply of English Cheat sheets. Linda McCallum — To Mr. Julien I leave one bottle of TEQUILA and his very own PLAYBOY BUNNY. Ed Meagher — To Mr. Shanahan I leave a book on How to be a Con-artist. Lou-Anne Melchionno — To Mrs. Miller I leave a student to send to Paris. John Minassian — To Paul Tolson I leave a new weather balloon to match his head. Debra Moller — To Mr. Camara Mr. Shanahan I leave an invitation to Eddie and Debbie ' s wedding. Cindy Morrison — To Mr. Claffey I leave 1 million messy math problems. Peter Nicholson — To the future captain of the Varsity Basketball Team I leave Lots-a-Luck? Betty O ' Brien — To Mr. Parker I leave a kid to aggravate him as much as I did for two straight years. Marion O ' Donnell — To AHS I leave the memories of Abbott and Costello and all of those mornings up the pits. Kenny O ' Donnell — To Mrs. Burbine I leave the book The Three Faces of Eve. Kathy O ' Leary — I ' m just leaving for good. Jean Pals — To Mr. Herlihy I leave a Physics Lab with all the trimmings. Nancy Perkins — To Miss Francis I leave another Nancy to throw out and to Mrs. Lamson an electric shock. Scott Peterson — To Mr. Dizel I leave the retainer from my set of braces. Donna Phillips — To Mr. Sullivan I leave a trip to Philadelth a. Rosie Pillarella — I leave behind a restless mind and questions left unanswered. Mark Reilly — To Mrs. Gibson I leave all my tardiness slips and a book on How to be Irritating in ten easy steps. Donna Rose — To Mr. Camara I leave A CLEAN MIND and my cousin Dawn to take my place. Evie Sherman — To Miss Caton I leave a new set of notions and another me to yell at. James Stetson — To Mrs. Burbine I leave My Company Always. Wendy Thompson — To AHS I leave another Class of 72 (They deserve it). Diane Tiso — To Mr. Burbine I leave a free pass to the girls room. Loretta Vitrano — To Mrs. Harrington I leave all my seventeen magazines and to AHS GOOD-BYE.