Cambridge Rindge and Latin School - CRLS Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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Is he for real? We can all look back on our childhood and remember working on a puzzle and how the puzzle offered many things. Life here at C.RR.L.S. has in many ways been like a jigsaw puzzle with the exception, that unlike the jigsaw puzzle of our childhood, this puzzle has no completed picture on the cover. When we entered C.R.L.S. four years ago, we had no clear picture of what our four years here would finally bring to us. We have developed this year’s yearbook theme around this concept. As we moved from our Freshman to our Senior year, the unique shapes and sizes of our individual puzzles began to fall into place. The miscellany of things that have made up our four years are our friends and acquaintances, participation in school sports, and other school activities. Now, as we approach graduation, we can begin to see the completed picture. As we go forward in our lives, there will be other puzzles as well, but our years here at C.R.LS. will help us to complete the many different puzzles that life will present to us. ls this edible? Can you repeat the question? Hmm, what's her name? Where am |? ; Of course it’s in my locker! | should‘ve cut class. y

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Education does not mean teaching people what they do not know ... It is painful, con- tinual, and difficult work to be done by kind- ness, by watching, by waming, by precept, and by praise, but above all— by example. Ruskin