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

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,Jil l:l0ll , N002 M, l Welcome to the Bahamas! IAS EQQQKQAA .LITTLE ABACO I Jia WCS, E ' 1 l5i1arshll.IrboIIr H 0 5 k fw, J L LINITEO TK 'i0P0fI v -'Trl I STATES '. GREAT ABACO. f BIMINI 5. 1 'USLANDS V: Dunmore Tovvn ATLANTIC ' ' :' jk Nassau IELELITIIEIRA I NYM S TWH pg5J!EB,ENCEq1ovCrncIr's Ilarlwur OCEAN man um me ' ' ' .- ' I I ' 1 I ,Ag cm lSl.AND Anonos ISLAND , ,P , Q - - BSAN SALVADOR . q ' 6 Qu M I GREAT EXUMZQJN M LONG IsI.AND U. Q . CROOKED ISLAND Tb infi' - 1 4- ' . - MAYAGUANA ' 3 ACKLINS DW , . I IsLAIIo- I 1- I Illfafffa 3, CUM LITTLE INAGUAO, ' , ' I ' . as ,Matthew Town I GREAT INAGUA BAHAMAS The Bahamas, mythical dreamland of sun, crystal clear water and powdered eggs became a reality for the l IO seniors who escaped the New England winter for four days in paradise. While there, the eager students and chaperones did everything under the sun lpun intendedl. We tanned, swam, ate, drank, scuba dived, para-sailed, gambled, partied hardy at No Problem!! the Palace and Panache, iet-skied, shopped, played volleyball and shuffleboard, went sightseeing and some of us partied on the pirate boat while others fed the fish. ' In the words of the class of 85: The water was wet, The sand was sandy, The sun was hot, and The nights were dandy! All in all it was the time of our lives and will not be forgotten There is only one way to describe it ... Hot Hot Hot!!!!! M All he did was snap his lingers 26 Pretty as a postcard.

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Sarah, Look at the camera ' G0 Y K r Z! .,..,. my V I I V' 'f-,nw ,VIV 2 0 Oh, my Band-Aid fell off!! Lynene and Antoine if

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'No doubt about it, DFT' 5, The Captain, First Mate, and Gabe Scott Lewis V . V? X just can't live without it . . Rachel I and Tammy ,ying Pssst, Richie, Get Iostl!!! The bobsy Ouintupiets