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

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Daniel A. Wells Mark Wessel Hold fast to dreams tor if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. V U Scott Wells Support your brother in his time of need whether he be just or un- just. Caroline West Westy Be always as cheerful as ever you can, for few will delight in a sor- rowful man. — Tupper Ifctl t«hiii( Matthew West He that loses his conscience has nothing left that is worth keeping. Kurt Wetzell We grow neither better nor worse as we grow old, but more like ourselves. y Susan West It ain ' t easy living like you wanna ' — it ' s so hard to find peace of mind. — Aerosmith Wendy Lee Wiley 1 kimw ]us| w hrn (o t.Uf the truth and then 1 know |ust when to dream 62

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Lynda A. Viviano Bean Drifting in a sea ot old heartbreaks in a lifeboat heading for the one you love. Inge Barbara Vervoort Ing Not fare well, but fare forward, voyagers. — Ehot Lisa Vingerhoet I shall never believe that God plays dice with the world. Adam Weare Forget about the past, Baby; things ain ' t what they used to be; keep straight ahead. — Hendrix Jeff Walker You don ' t know what it ' s like to win until vou have lost. David V. Watkins Watty While getting old, onlv look back on your past as a reference of what was; the future holds hope. 61

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Tom Williamson Zack Train keptroll ' n all night long and I ' m on it! Later, A - Karen M. Winchester This has been my tantasy, now here it is reality. Jeanne M. Williams What lies before us and what lies behind us are tinv matters com- pared to what lies within us. James P. Winchester Jim We may lose or we may win, but we will never be here again so take it easy. Donna J. Winroth Future ' s knocking at t)ur door. Take your time and choose the road you want; opportunities are yours. Kimberly Withrow Kimbi What are you thinking Nancy Winnett You ' ve got one life to live so live it ively Cliff j positively. Paul Wisner When you reach the top, prepare yourself for the fall. You re gon- na ' fall It ' s almost predictable. 63