Bishop Fenwick High School - Lance Yearbook (Peabody, MA)

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Changes It’s been so long since we were little kids; How distant that seems now! The things we did Were so important and we were so big, we thought Well, we’ve learned a lot. Like leaves riding on the wind, was blown away The time between our now and then — each passing day Brought us further down the road to where we are. We have come so far. The children who were once almost no size at all Are nearly men and women, now so tall. Nursery rhymes have been replaced by calculus and other things. It’s surprising what the future brings. But really, all those changes, they are just Outward things — inside, we’ve shaken off the dust Of our childish selves, getting closer to what will be The total person — a grown-up you or me. Grown up ??? Not us! Or maybe it is true — The years have formed a different, fuller me and you. How long will it be before each of us knows? That’s the way it goes. Patricia Cox Class of 1984

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STEPHEN PIERCE CLASS PRESIDENT Time to face the strange changes; time may change me, but I can’t change time. David Bowie Ambition: to be proud of who I am and what I have become! Thanks for everything, Fenwick. JILL E. HARRISON ADVISORY BOARD — SAC Here’s looking at you kid! Humphrey Bogart Ambition: to graduate magna cum laude from Dartmouth with- out paying a dime and go on to become editor-in-chief of GQ magazine 24 KATHLEEN M. KELLY PRESIDENT — SAC When you work, you are a flute through whose heart the whispering of the hours turns to music. Kahil Gibran Ambition: to be fashion advertis- er for Bloomingdale’s and to eventually own my own business KAREN A. GRATIANO TREASURER — SAC What we gave, we have. What we did not give, we have lost forever. Anonymous Ambition: to become a computer engineer KRISTINE M. LESSARD ADVISORY BOARD — SAC Dare to be true. — Often re- peated by llyana Reiser Ambition: to find an unclaimed piece of land somewhere on the globe and set up a commune