Bridgewater Raynham High School - Unitas Yearbook (Bridgewater, MA)

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... In Time When we were in Elennentary and Junior High School, the teach- ers would always tell us how hard it was in High School. When we got to High School, the teachers said that it was a big step to make, and if we did our work and ev erything else as they told us to, we would make it. Well, they were partly right. There was some work in- volved, but on the other hand there was also a lot of enjoyment and a sense of pride that came from being a B-R student. There were days when you had to think of a new excuse to give your teachers when you didn't do your homework. Days when the girl you always dreamed of asked you out. Days when you prayed you would not be a freshmen all your life. Days when you were glad when Senior-itis finally hit. And days that very well could have been the best days of your life. This as we depart as one, leav- ing behind the memories of our tri- umphs and defeats, knowing that together all of us make up the one and only Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School class of 1986. i

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During the past four years at Bridgewater-Raynham, friendships have played on important role in our lives. Although most of us at- tend school in order to learn, our friends are the ones who make learning more enjoyable. A friend, however, is much more than just someone to share classes with. Friends act as our counselors, confidants, and co-conspirators. As counselors, friends advise us in everything from what to wear to how to handle difficult situations. They understand us better than anyone else; they cheer us up when we feel depressed.