Bellingham High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Bellingham, MA)

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Carole L. Goulet Smiley Michelle Grant Shelly Yulo ndo Gray “Yo” Little things are most wor¬ thwhile, a quiet word, a look, a smile I live for my dream and a Seek for your goals pocket full of gold Lisa-Ann L. Guilmette Lisa I will achieve all my goals, in the future, like I have done until now. I will always remember G.F. Kelly Hall Remember Yesterday, think of today, dream of tomorrow Patrick Hammann Diane Marie Guidera All glory comes from daring to begin Scott Hammond Debra J. Haney Debby How does it feel, to be on your own, a complete unknown, like a Rolling Stone. 29

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Linda Ann Gagne Lin Friends stay friends forever! Mom and Dad I finally made it!!! Roger Gagnon Danny Giardino Du Dun No pain no gain. Teresa H. Galipeau “T”, Terry Accept me the way I am, not the way others say I should be. Ray E. Gareau Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far they can go. John E. Gervais Slink The individual who has to justify his existence by his own efforts is in eternal bon¬ dage to himself. Scott Gilroy Gil Live today for today because there will always be a tomorrow Deborah J. Glaven “Accept me as I am — only then will we discover each other.” Cindy Glowka “Cin” Let us not be afraid to express our individuality 28

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Cheryl Hardenbrook Cheri Let us learn to live together, for we must die alone! Tracy Simone Hayes “School may seem like a lifetime but the friends that stay with you after, are eternal.” William J. Hewey Bill Lorraine Holst If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. Lome C. Hope Silence is a virtue “True Friends are few, Ac¬ quaintances are many.” Thank you to Lynne, Moni¬ que, Debbie, Paula, Cheryl, and Terry. James E. Higgins Higgi Lloyd Hole John Horace 30