Abington High School - Abhis Yearbook (Abington, MA)

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table of contents Opening 1 Theme 2 Principal's Message 4 Dedication Memoriam 5 Editor's Message 6 Yearbook Staffs 7 Faculty and Administration 9 Senior Section 17 Prom 58 History 62 Senior Class Officers 64 Will 66 Superlatives 68 Underclassmen 73 Clubs and Organizations 79 Sports 89 Ads 111 Closing 140

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just a few memories . . . 2

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principal’s message To the Class of 1976: Congratulations to each graduate of the Class of 1976. You have reached an important plateau in your educational plans. Now, you have the necessary credentials to extend your formal educa- tion beyond the secondary level. If formal training is not your immediate goal, be cognizant that education, that is the acquisition of knowledge, begins at birth and ends with the grave. Through reading, work, experience, travel and social contacts you will grow in comprehension, understand- ing, and assuredly in a storehouse of memories. Your yearbook editors have chosen Memories as their theme. During your high school years incidents, some pleasant some unpleasant, will at a future date bring smiles or frowns as you recall escapades perpetrated by your fellow classmates of members of the faculty. Memories recall the past, the good old days, fleeting moments of physical of emotional ex- periences that bring pleasure, pain, shame, or embarrassment. But, the past is gone; the future holds the promise. The past won't be forgotten but the future can be planned. Set goals; Even if you ne- ver attain your goals there will be satisfaction in your pursuit of them. May each of you accumulate pleasant memories as you strive for your place in life. Sincerely, John A. Murray Principal