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Going Crazy A long day at Braintree High has a strange effect on people, something like a short circuit of the brainwaves. To ease the incredible ten- sions from the pressures of work, homework, lectures and growing up, it’s relaxing and even healthy, to just go hog wild! Braintree seniors seem to take an odd view of the world, forming a circle and smiling at an unmanned camera on the ground, wearing to- gas, blowing bubbles or forming human pyra- mids. There are even sanctioned, well-disor- ganized times for craziness: Senior Mania Week, Wamp Week, the famous last day, and those wonderful spur-of-the-moment events that are absolutely spontaneous and unique. Left page: (top) Jeff Wood and Dan Digiacomo (bottom) Kelly Keefe, Heather Logan, Jean Kelly, Tracy Ripley, Lisa Hynes, Julie Bresnahan, Laurene Monet, Janet Besse, Debbie Woods. Right page: (top) clockwise from top: Brian Moran, Heather Logan, Debbie Woods, Kelly Keefe, Jean Kelly, Lisa Hynes, Janet Besse, Sue Murphy, Ann Vella, Brian Gosnell, Andy Holbrow. (bottom) Sue Murphy, Kelly Dalton, Tracy O’Connor, Karen Hurley, Elaine Belcher. 18
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Building Skills for Life In shop and home economics classes there is constant motion: sanding, soldering, sawing, sewing, measuring, mixing, machining, guid- ing, grinding and surveying, and everyone seems to be having fun. Some build objects of fantasy, others are more realistic. Some cook to satisfy a pre-lunch tapeworm and others to experiment with a possible career as a chef. Learning about child care is a challenge and gives a fresh perspective on childhood and par- enting. Suddenly, duck — duck — goose and finger painting take on new meanings. Wheth- er sewing a shirt or a prom gown, there are opportunities for fashion design and practical skills. Cabinets, bookcases and finely wrought furniture are carefully drawn and crafted in woodworking classes, while enterprising stu- dent repairmen rejuvenate appliances and cars in the electrical and auto shops. Everywhere in the E-wing — a blur of motion. Left page: (top) Mark Lavoie, Mark Casey, (bottom out- side) Cheryl Gould, (bottom inside) Chris Fogarty, George Arra, Peter Bethanis. Right page: (top) Christine Turley, (middle) John Wynot. (bottom inside) Bob Pre- sutti. (bottom outside) Tina Hernon. 20 Sponsored by Esther and George Arra
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