Acton Boxborough Regional High School - Torch Yearbook (Acton, MA)

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MICHAEL J. RING Mike, Dingo . . . And here’s to the good times we used to know; it’s hard to hold them in our arms again but hard to let them go. Neil Diamond. Soccer 1, ICE HOCKEY 1,2, VARS. 3,4, YEARBOOK 4, Sports Ed. MARGARET ROSE ROBBERTZ We never live so intensely as when we love strongly. We never realize ourselves so vividly as when we are in the full glow of love for others — AFS, TEACH AID — YEARBOOK — STU. GOV’T — SEN. SOCIAL SEN. CLASS SEC. 78 EE! BETSY E. ROBBINS A good friend is a tower of strength; To find one is to find a treasure. Field hockey 1-4, Spring track 2,3. GEOFFREY DORNING ROBERTS, JR. Geoff To be accused of being a real wizard when I’m not, is a slander I will not tamely submit to, but I am one of the greatest humbug wizards that ever lived. By F. Baum wiz oz. Magician Equestrian. BARBARA JANE ROBINSON Jane, Barb If there’s something on your mind say it while there is time because I’m leaving when I see the morning sun. Horse 1,2,3,4; Steve 3,4; Camaro 3,4; workstudy 4. MARK ROOD AMY K. ROESLER A, Aim Yesterday is but a dream and to¬ morrow is only a vision, but today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. AFS, RP, Majorette, Stu. Gov’t Day, O.M.A. Pres. Jr. p. PATRICIA EVE ROSCOE Patty I hadn’t lived until I learned to treasure every mo¬ ment given and to realize that the slightest touch may hold a hidden heaven. Orch, 1-4, PC, 1-4, PCGB-H, CA, PS, BH thanks pals! laugh tears, Dr. D! SR, BY!

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SANDER QUIST I’ve been there before and I don’t think I want to go back. Out of Here Cope 3 Good Luck J S B R E D N 77 ELIZABETH REEVES Lizard Never w out: Carole (you had to be there) — Sue (Cutsie-new years!) — Stu-Rob (!) — Sharon (I think I understand) — Nancy- Sue-Pam. IT WAS ME! Barnet 76, 77, what a time — retreats: good friends (church-wow!!) Ain’t it, though!!! TIMOTHY J. REGAN Reags, Woody Aim at the stars. If you don’t hit them, you’ll land pretty high any¬ way. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4. CAROLYN REIDY Reids We had a time, a beautiful time and in my heart it will always be — memories may keep us alive, but dreams are what we live for.. VP3HC 13, 4 Pick 3MB 2JLDS, McNite 2:42 — IMYB — PLBF O K F R A M P T 76 ’DB .. forever HR, BR — Lind — Di — Fair. . . GL PETER JOSEPH REID Bubbles Don’t look a horse in the mouth when he’s got a gift for you. F-Ball — 1,2,3,4; B-Ball — 1; In¬ door track — 2,3,4; outdoor track — 1,2,3,4; Track capt — 4; Brothers of the wool — 1,2,3,4; EATING — 1,2,3,4. JUDITH LEIGH RENACCIO Judy Looking forward to the rest of my life. All the good times! Judy M, Jodi, Duds, LYJ, C B J Always. DOROTHY A. RICHTER Dorry Think of it this way: Time drags when you’re bored, but when that time is through, then it seems as though it flew! DGTH . . . FIRES Party, Party down the tracks or in the Depot where its at. Its not too late for 1978! MARGARET E. RICHTER Peggy Good times have gone by with time, with friends and memories to keep in my mind. These forever of all the good times we had to¬ gether. TM 4, the hills, beaches; Thanks Rowdies, Dribble, Woo!! Mad Corp — Catch Ya Later 78’s.

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MEREDITH ROSS Merrie For mem’ry has paintecj this per¬ fect day with colors that never fade and we find at the end of a perfect day the soul of a friend we’ve made. Student 1-4, Hawaii 73. DEBRA L. ROULINAVAGE Deb, Rolo In time of distress friendship is stronger than steel or stone. Field Hockey 2; B-ball 1,2,3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Powderpuff 3,4; C.G. 1976; DOKAY! Hey Jude How Ya Doin Jude!?; Cockeroes Dino!; Thanks Mom and Dad Js. PETE J. RUSSELL Nipsey, Russ Aim high and though you may fail today and may fail tomorrow keep pounding steadily away Who would win honor and applause must want to be the best. Soccer 1-4; winter and spring track 3,4; Snow plowing 3,4; AFS 4. PAUL T. SANFORD Stanley Knowledge — The key to all doors. JAMES E. SCAMMON Moon Life demanded acceptance from me of many things which I did not understand, many wonders and seeming miracles. I accepted these things and I sought no meaning from them; they just were. Roto 78, FB, BB 1-4, Chm. B. Wool , JT. BRIAN J. SAIA Smoke All too soon twelve years have gone; tests have been taken, each one a bomb! I’ve lasted these years, with joys and sorrows, but look out world ’cause here comes tomorrow! Ftbll 1; Bsbll 1,2; Wk study 3,4. KELLEY ANN SAVAGE A touch of gold across the hori¬ zon is reaching out to us. Time fades; although we have ac¬ complished a lot we have many more episodes to complete our Destiny . . . AND LIFE GOES ON FROM SUNRISE TO SUN SET — LOVE YA ALL LATER! JULIE SCHAEFFER Jules . . . Destiny is a rising sun . . . BDCO . . . Tuesday’s gone . . . LS