Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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Amy Dixon 66 Fox Hill Road Joseph M. Doherty, Jr. 66 Overbrook Drive Fly high and proud, and if you should fall, remember you almost had it all Nothing is impossible to a willing heart Brian Donahue 20 Oak Street “The past is gone, it went by like dusk to dawn. — Aerosmith i John Joseph Donovan 143 Brook Street Some of us only enter for one year, but in that year there can be triumphs, tribulations and tears Matthew Downs 37 Pine Plain Road There is no monopoly on common sense on either side of the political fence. We share the same biology, regardless of ideology. — Sting The yearbook crew at work in Room 22. Michael Dwyer 33 River Glen Road Kathryn W. Engel 16 Nantucket Road . life i s a series of hellos and good-byes. I ' m afraid it ' s time for good-bye again — Billy Joel Caroline Ensley 37 Norwich Road As you walk up the winding stairway, listen to the echo of your footsteps; reminding you where you’ve been. John Donavan 18 Upland Road Always remember — others may hate you — but those who hate you don ' t win unless you hate them, and then you destroy yourself — Richard Nixon Christopher Dowd 122 Great Plain Avenue Karen Drotar 5 Brook mere Avenue Don ' t give up until you drink from the silver cup. You never know until you try. I ' m on my way — America Anne Fagan 51 River Dale Road 29

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Jennifer Davidson 11 Fells Road It is only with the heart that one can see rightly, what is essential is invisible to the eye — The Little Prince Katharine C. Davis 86 Parker Road What is a friend? A single soul dwelling in two bodies ” — Aristotle David Decter 30 Fuller Brook Road Kathleen Deely 37 Poplar Road Take your time Think a lot. well think of eve rything you ' ve got for you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not — Cat Stevens Maria Luisa DeFazio 88 Fuller Brook Road In this world we re just beginning to under¬ stand the miracle of living Maybe I was afraid before. I ' m not afraid anymore!! Heaven on Earth Eugene DeMambro 36 Swarthmore Road We can go separate paths You on yours, me on mine. We will both end up taking the same path to the same place Martin Denning 23 Elm Street And what a Time it was. a time of innocence, a time of confidences preserve your mem¬ ories. they’re all that’s left you. Simon and Garfunkel Laura Derderian 179 Winding River Road Totem Pole! (Erica Noonan, Katherine Lothes, Carrie Schwarz, Lianne Kurina) Rebecca DeSimone 32 Weston Road I did it my way — Sid Vicious Chad Detwiller 151 Oakland Street Almost cut my hair Happened just the other day But I didn’t and I don’t know why Felt like letting my freak flag flag fly. — CSN Roberta Anne Destefano 29 Damien Road If it feels nice, don’t think twice We come and we go. it’s a thing we do from the back of our head Good Luck! SEE YAH ! Michael Dias 2 Bryn Mawr Road 28

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Christine Faraci 240 Weston Road There is one thing which makes this time different from any other — it is our own -CCC Rick Faubert 7 Arlington Road Jolie Farris 16 Mayo Road “The only man in town with a harem he can call his own.” (Rob Zins) Michael Fernsebner 9 Mayo Road One does not need the brilliant light of Gal¬ axies afar — if one may have the constant light of just a single star — ” (A R.Love Always) John Fischer 56 Pine Plain Rd Christopher Dyson Foster 13 Hodges Avenue Let all the wortd in ev’ry corner sing ” — George Herbert Kathryn Fitzpatrick 85 Kingsbury Street Try to realize it ' s all within yourself No one else can make you change Life flows within you and without you ” George Harrison ■ Elizabeth Freedman 22 Woodfield Road Remember, when a soul sails out on that unmarked sea called Madness it has gained release — Ferguson Stephen Flaherty 5 Wynnewood Road Paradise Awaits 88 Year of the POLE CAT Emily Freedman 8 Swarthmore Road Amy Foster 67 Whittier Road We are one person, we are two alone, we are three together, we are for each other Adam Friedman 32 Windemere Road It s not what you can achieve or what you can be, But who you are that matters 30