Abington High School - Abhis Yearbook (Abington, MA)

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Mr. Chester Millett Superintendent of Schools During the past four years, we have attempted to prepare you for a future society the nature of which none of us are clearly able to perceive. The rapid rate of technological, social, and political change make it difficult to predict the demands that will be placed upon you as individuals in later life. One certainty, however, is that your intellectu- al and physical world will continue to expand be- yond the confines of this school and community. The entire staff wishes you success as you face the “challenge of change. ” Mr. Paul E. Byron Principal

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DEDICATION With fortitude and enthusiasm, we, the Class of 1983, dedicate this year- book to a better tomorrow. We all hope for that one day when each member of our class will have helped make the world a better place. Whether it’s winning the Nobel Peace Prize, running for office, holding a job, or raising a family, each person’s individual personalities, characteristics, or interests will allow for each one’s own unique contribution. And so, with determination and optimism, we begin our journey to tomor- row. It is to that vision of happiness and fulfillment that we dedicate this yearbook. MRS. DELUCA We knew as freshmen that we had met someone special. You took us under your wing and became our first class advisor. With all the confusion of being underclassmen, you got us under way with our first fund raiser — Green Wave jackets. Ju- nior year you helped us again through a difficult time as our prom bills piled up. Your ideas and determination made May 28 a day we will never forget. And as seniors, you continued to be our supporter as well as our friend. We wish that your life will be filled with sunshine as you have filled ours (except when “It’s Raining Men!”) Thank you, Mrs. De. . Love, The Class of 1983

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FROM THE EDITORS As editors of the 1983 Yearbook we wish to present this book to you. In the past few years we have all matured, changed, and eased into a new stage of life. We hope we have presented this yearbook in such a fashion that it has expressed your thoughts, captured your favorite times, and recorded your special memories. We would like to thank “Aunt Sue ” for her counsel and devotion. We cannot imagine the completion of our mission without her assistance. We also wish to thank our dedicated staff for their time and efforts. We, the editors, wish you success in attaining your future goals and dreams and for the best of luck “Through the Years. ” Editors-in-Chief Chris Donovan Wendy Patten Mark Reilly 4