Buckingham Browne and Nichols School - Torch Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

Page 33 text:

2 NAHANTH ? ? ? ?WHO'STHAT? 5 Peter Gergely Gurgs,' E fe A x 'F Bye ff 'iv ,wr x

Page 32 text:

We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive where we started And know the place for the first timef, .-5-Q My purpose holds To sail beyond the sunset, and the baths Of all the western stars, until I die. It may be that the gulfs will wash us When a man teaches something he does not know t somebody else who has no aptitude for it, and gives S5 T531 F-72 9-ST. 52:1 'DQ f'D L2 E'-vs. F9 :. 9, oo DCI? off. as P5 cn:-Q Sf-P s- in EE D57 '..V'! if ill Gardener Peter Stephen down' --An d - - - ' y mans eath diminishes It may be we shall touchlgligsl-Iappy me, because I am involved , ' k' . , And see the great Achilles, who we lrgligdlilgvglgcglggcgxgndlflillsif knew' for whom the bell tollsg Y I p It tolls for thee. A Play for more than you can afford to lose, and you will learn the -CHURCHHILL ' ff ' ff- paw 'A . A , , -1 .., fm , ,' A 1, 4 eff df in ali? .ip I, Q' h VV ',, 4, A Q, K I -' VIVAE f 3 r M -' , ma, K-if 4 ,, i n , ,W V , ,, K v ,f '23-3'a,L Y f:f.r M it X ' ' h . W 1, if , I ' , , ,N aa,,4,,3 Y, F ' - swim, i ah , ssys -.i A L, pq, y,, A V L ,ii 1 . , , i i 1 , , ' 'fa .i , it s f wxfygi e ,K T . X A y r ,AMA ,M gs -. s 1 ,K 5 7 fi I ' '. i, in 1'j ',Q P Y -'- ' 'H-af Zi' 4, ,fi 'H' fn jf, , 7 r af' A '- r it :ff ff, ,yysy , 4 ai 4 H f ,, f i , , v, is 4, X W at In .V ,T 'lbglff Q il l ' M Q' ' Y ' -x :, Q.. rf .' ,P 'gm f i ' yt' Gordon Bowersock . -ff-, If i ' ' A ri 5 , 26 Q , , fd ' ' 'i ,y.zf'fWn' 8

Page 34 text:

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference. ROBERT FROST What we anticipate seldom occursg what we least expect generally happens. BENJAMIN DISIRAELI JAMES GEORGE VOUROS, JR I was ROSS PARKER to answer promptly, and I did. I said I didn't know. gratified to be able SAMUEL CLEMENS