Abington High School - Abhis Yearbook (Abington, MA)

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Our high school life began as a dream and is ending as a reality. Think back. Think about all the moments we’ve had together — the good and the bad, the frustrating and the wonderful, the aggravating and the joyous. But mainly remember how friendships made our days at A.H.S. something special and how we all meant something different to each other. The older I grew, the older we grew together, the more we real- ized how important our friendships really were. Remember one thing about each and every class- mate. Someday, after all the “clicks” have faded and you’re thumbing through your yearbook, that mem- ory will come back. Friendships — cherish them always. Sincerely, Tom Jahnke CLASS OFFICERS President - Tom Jahnke Vice President - Gail Wegeler Secretary ■ Kristin Sanderson Treasurer - Tim Cashman

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CLASS WILL We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-Three, being of sound mind and bodies, do hereby declare that this is our Last Will and Testament, and bequeath to the underclassmen and faculty of Abington High School all our worldly possessions and most cherished memories of our unforgettable years at Abington High, and do declare all other endowments set forth in our names to be null and void. 1. Chris leaves Carol his mirror. 2. We leave Kristin P. and Mary S. a “Separate Peace” of their own. 3. We leave Peter K. with at least one dented fender on his car. 4. We leave Kevin H. P.I.G. 5. We leave Joan still running away from stuffed animals. 6. We leave Pam J. still trying to find her junior homeroom. 7. We leave Kristin S. and Karen M. in the boys’ locker room quite surprised! 8. We leave Kevin his designer jeans. 9. We leave the teachers a long vacation to recuperate from our senior class. 10. We leave Mr. Kent with tears in our eyes. 11. We leave Peter H. his own stainless steel “salad” bowl. 12. Patty, Kristin, Lee-Ann, and Dawn leave Barbara finally establishing equilibrium. 13. We leave Mrs. Reardon making more noise in the library than all the students combined. 14. We leave our president dazed, confused and not remembering. 15. We leave Mrs. DeLuca many thanks. 16. Peter H. leaves Duxbury saying, “It just doesn’t matter.” 17. We leave Barbara a ticket to the “Go Go’s”. 18. We leave Sean a truck. 19. We leave the school office finished by 1981, 1982, 1983 20. We leave Kim talking Valley Girl, “fer sure. ” 21. We leave Bob M. having a few kids over after the prom. 22. We leave the chandelier from the Chateau. 23. We leave Ken still on another planet. 24. We leave Sandy, Sue, Mitch, and Mouse playing cards down Beck’s garage. 25. We leave Joy putting on her Mary Kay make-up. 26. We leave Wendy studying for graduation. 27. We leave the underclassmen trying to fill our shoes, but never succeeding. 28. We leave Mr. D. Campbell whistling “Pop Goes the Weasel. ” 29. Tom, Patti, and Chris leave Checo at Johnson’s Landscape under Leo’s truck. 30. We leave Mr. Byron with our respect. 31. We leave the Grand March with everyone up West Abington. 32. We leave Mrs. Short still laughing at her own jokes. 33. We leave the senior class listening to KISS 108 but not admitting it. 34. We leave Mr. Robinson a lifetime supply of Reader’s Digest. 35. We leave Mickey and Dunnie their own private room at S.S. Hospital. 36. We leave Debbie teaching Bob her child growth notes. 37. We leave Kathy and Suzy with Kathy and Suzy. 38. We leave Prop. 2i.t the same thing it left us NOTHING! 39. We leave Memorial Day of “81 with a lot of memories and some bumps and bruises. 40. We leave all the teachers in 209 a case of kleenex. 41. We leave Mike H. going out with the rifle squad. 42. Lisa leaves Mrs. Goldman her face forever. 43. We leave Mr. Drake and Mrs. Reagan with many thanks and many late nights. 44. We leave Kelly keeping it “All in the Family. ” 45. We leave M.K. a pair of elbow pads.