Bourne High School - Canal Currents Yearbook (Bourne, MA)

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When we were Finky Freshmen . . . Remember . . . our class officers: Presi- dent: Danny Sweeney, Vice-President: Sandy Wiesner, Secretary: Sue Jarvis, and Treasurer: Mary Jane Anderson. Remember . . . the magazine drive. Remember . . . Remember . . . Remember . . . Remember . . . Remember . . . Remember . . . Remember . . . Remember . . . Remember . . . Remember . . . being yelled and jeered at by the seniors at pep rallys. dropping your first lunch tray and turning BEET RED when everyone started to clap and laugh at you! I the first time you skip- ped and got away with it!! trying to memorize everyone elses locker combination. telling one of your fri- ends NOT TO TELL anyone who your latest crush was for and the next day the whole school knew! I ! doing your Algebra homework in English and getting caught at it! getting called on in class for an answer and you didn ' t know what the question was be- cause you were too busy watching the sea- gulls out the window. having a substitute teacher and how the whole class tried to confuse her by switch- ing names with each other. being told to go find another teacher and you didn ' t know what in the world he looked like!! how you knew it was Monday because they served hamburgers for lunch.

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■-Ill Mr. Burns has served us in our years at Bourne as a guidance counselor, as Assis- tant Principal, football coach, and as a fri- end. As Assistant Principal, he has more than done his job a thousand times over. His contributions as a football coach have been nothing less than fantastic, and any- one who knows football, will agree. Last but not least, he, in his own special way, has been a good friend to all of us. He has helped us to be proud of who we are and what we are. He has taught us to learn from our mistakes and to go out and do what ' s right. We have learned from him to stand up for what we believe in and to hold our heads high with pride. With this in mind, we leave Bourne High, knowing that we knew a great man who had done a lot for us. From our hearts we can truly say— Thank you Mr. Burns!! I 1 5

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When we were Silly Sophomores . . . Remember . . . our class officers: Presi- dent: Carole Bradford, Vice-President: Linda Magoulas, Secretary: Claire Zavrid, and Trea- surer: Linda Cubellis. Remember . . . our peppy cheerleaders: Carole Bradford, Tara Carbaugh, and Ann Young. Remember . . . our high-throwing ma- jorettes: Terri Clonts, Diane Putt, and Debbie Scott. Remember . . . the Thanksgiving Day game and the dance af- terwards with Carole Bradford and Kyle Tucy as our representa- tives to the Home- coming Court. Remember . . . how much fun Slave Day 1972 was. Remember . . . the bomb scares in the rain. Remember . . . dissecting the frog in Biology and how half the class ended up in the nurse ' s office by the end of the day. Remember . . . throwing the knobs off the legs of the chairs in study hall at the fresh- men!!— (and sometimes hitting a teacher or two ! ) . Remember . . . dragging the girls in the boys ' bathrooms! ! Remember . . . donkey basketball. Remember . . . the visit to (Ha! Ha!) and victory over Mo- hawk Regional.