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

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The Cure! ee “we hi oe : , i 4 SFC tees f) Oooh! Bahamas Hey Mon — this is the place to cure your senioritis. Come to the home of sunshine and sweet rum. After months of anticipation, the departure date finally came. Seniors sat in the sun by day and partied all night. We Barty a Rh Shien: m 7 4 A om : a “ were greeted every morning by hangovers and bad eggs. Some were adventurous en- Tom portrays the island man Trish smiles after successfully completing her mission ough to try scuba diving or gambling while of eating Bahamian food. others worked on their tans. Thanks to the hard work of Filo, Skip, Kimbrough, Kraz, Mr. Haverty, Mr. Culhane and Mr. Spencer, everyone arrived home safely. Everyone was very thankful to have an extra day to sleep and recover before returning to another long day of school. . | Gia, h | STOOD Mr. Culhane picks up a beach bunny. Pass-out Peter

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Mid-senior year arrives and a strange thing starts happening to the victims of Senioritis: they begin to laugh, smile, and dare we say it — have a good time. LY - SYM b Mi Life looks pretty good now, except for the decision pressures like: Which classes will | go to today? or Which Sun Protection Factor is good for me in the Bahamas? For those suffering from this disease, the best advice is to wait and let Senioritis run its course. It is advisable to get plenty of rest (on weekdays) and take at least two parties a week. Try not to alienate parents, teachers and underclassmen — remember, they still live in the real world into which you will some day re-enter... Jem, Jem — she’s truly outrageous! “Well — | guess I'll be graduating now!” e Vox G Sag Li niin Porrsd, L) ay GAA p “Knock, knock — open the door.” Sarah, the amazing Two-Headed senior. “Security? No Problem!” 20

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Si CR Pha ey ions. i @ PPR an eS ci : Pts ee EN Tedros and Von get down. How low can you go? “What, this isn’t Plymouth Rock?” How low can you go? 27