Bishop Fenwick High School - Lance Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

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MATTHEW A. BURKE . . . we shall defend our island, whatever the cost may be, we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never sur- render. — Churchill Ambition: to direct a Broadway play GREGORY CAIN One must learn from defept that victory is possible. — Un- known Ambition: to bring in my class dues be- fore Christmas so I can graduate PATRICIA L. CALL Now’s the time I have to learn to keep my head above the wa- ter, gotta play with fire, but not get burned. — Foreigner Ambition: to be hap- py and successful ELAINE M. CAMPBELL Turn on your heart light, I et it shine wherever you go, let It make a happy glow for ail the world to see. — Neil Oiamond Ambition: to be a successful lawyer with a happy family ISA B. CANN Who cares what they think! Ambition: to sing my life away Cand marry S.D.R.] □AWN M. CARMILLA The human spirit is stronger than any- thing that can hap- pen to it. — Un- known Ambition: to some- day be a famous fashion designer

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JENNIFER M. BROWNING When the world is running down, you make the best of what ' s still around. — Police Ambition: to suc- ceed in life CHRISTINE A. BROWN □o not worry about people not knowing who you are. Strive so that you may be worth knowing. — Confucius Ambition: to be my- self in a world of masquerade PAUL J. BRANCALEONE The fault is not in the stars but in ourselves. Ambition: to get through college and become an electrical engineer PAUL J. BROWN Everybody wants some; I want some too. — Van Halen Ambition: to be a star SUSAN E. BRADLEY These could be the best years of our lives. — Billy Squire Ambition: to be hap- py in whatever I do and where ever I am BRENDA M. BOROWSKI Who hears music feels his solitude peopled at once. — Robert Browning Ambition: to become principal violist in the Boston Sym- phony Orchestra

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MARY C. CARROLL To refine, to clarify, to inten- sify that eternal moment in which we alone live, there is but a single force — the imagi- nation. — William Carlos Wil- liams Ambition: to see the world PETER M. CHAKOUTIS . . .everything must have an end. It ' s the famous final scene. — Bob Seger Ambition; to make it big in life and to enjoy it as it comes JOHN J. CINCOTTA No eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn. — James Douglas Morrison Ambition: to grow a beard and be a success in my father’s business GEORGE E. COLE You will see light in the dark- ness, you will find this love you miss, and when you ' ve made your secret journey, you will be a holy man. — Police Ambition: to be a Marine in- telligence officer MICHAEL R. CLARKE California here I come! Ambition: to be successful va ANTONIETTA M. CIRUOLO For all we know, life ' s never measured by how many yeans we live, but by the kindly things we do and the happiness we give. — Helen Steiner Rice Ambition: to be the owner of the largest fast food chain in the world 2B