Bedford High School - Missile Yearbook (Bedford, MA)

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GERALD E. CROCKER, JR. J.J. Ahbidi e . . . ahbicl{;e . . . That ' s That ' s All All Folks Folks!! — Porky Pig JENNIFER E. CROCKER KATHLEEN E. CROKE Kathy MARK G. DAMERY Do contradict myse ? Very well, then . . . I contradict n i self; I am large . . . I contain multitudes. The most wasted day of all is the one Ramble talk, ramble shout, ramble till — Walt Whitman In which you have not laughed. f our mouth falls off. JEFFREY D ' ARCO CLASS OF 1983 MARY CHARLOTTE DAVIDSON CHRISTINA L. DEDRICK Chris SCOTT A. DEFOE Smile, it makes people wonder what V Vou can imagine it, vou ' ve been up to. ' ' ou can achieve it. If you can dream it. You can become it. — Ward 17

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JANET S. COLLINS THOMAS W. CONCANNON Tom A man ' s natural gifts may be great, But it is application that giues him suc- cess. KRISTINE C. CONNORS Krissy look to the sea. Reflections in the wanes Spark my memories. Some happv. some sad I think of childhood friends And the dreams we had. JEFF D. CONWAY The great pleasure in life is Accomplishing what people say You are not capable of doing. CLASS OF 1983 PETER B. COREY Hey, You! Our time is up, where will we go When dogs of war and drifting snow Confuse our views and scent the breeze With golden cloaks round deep disease. We ' ll ramble now cross seas and sands Drive great machines to mystic lands And run the endless bands. Rock On! LINDA M. CORMIER This song is over It ' s all behind me should have known it He tried to find me . — The Who SANDRA JEANNE COUTO Sandy Ain ' t no mountain high enough, Ain ' t no mountain low enough. Ain ' t no valley wide enough. To keep me from you. — Diana Ross KRISTEN S. COWAN Kris Dear friends, since God so loved us. We also ought to love one another 1 JOHN 4 :11 16

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TRAGI ANN DEFRANCESCO TERRIANNE DELANEY Pnjdencen wig Terri If you love something, set it free. (fit comes back, it ' s ;ours. If it doesn ' t, it never was. NADINE ANN DICLEMENTE Nid, Dino Many wild times! Take i our time . . . don ' t live too fast. Troubles will come and they will pass. — L infjrd Skf n ird PHYLLIS DOHERTY It is on y with the heart that One can see rightly: what is Essential is invisible to the eye. The Fox ' s Secret The Little Prince A ntoine de Saint-Exupen BETH MARIE DENARO Bonesy Like a guest who stays too long. Now it ' s ina y time to leave. Take it calml{ and serene. It ' s the Famous Final Scene. — Bob Seger CHRISTINE M. DONADIO Chrissi D. We ' ue been through some things together. With trunks of memories still to come. We found things to do in stonny weather. Long may you run. — Neil Young JAMES P. DEVINE Big Jim you think I ' ll sit around as the World oes by, i ou ' re thinking like A fool, cause it ' s a case of do or die. Out there is a fortune waiting to be Had. You think I ' ll give it up you ' re Mad. You got another thing comin ' . — Judas Phest TIMOTHY H. DONAHUE Buckwheat Don ' t look back — a new day is breo ' It ' s been too long since I feh this wc . I don ' t mind where I get taken The road is callin ' — toda ; is the day — Bost. Eugene Eagles, III, D.M.D., P e Bedford Professional Bldg 50 Lootiiis Street Bedfor-d, i. ass. 01730 1 75-0575