Case High School - Chief Yearbook (Swansea, MA)

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Office Of The Superintendent To The Class of 1986 I gives me o greor deal of pleasure ro congratulate rhe Class of 1986 on rhe successful completion of rheir high school education The 56rh graduating class of Cose High School will soon join rhe ranks of rhe olumni that is or rhe some rime o source of pride ro rhe communiry ond is proud of irs school and communiry During your senior year o very significant event occured in Swansea The eyes of rhe notion were focused on our lirrle communiry by rhe news medio. The manner in which rhe school deporrmenr ond townspeople ocred in rhe AIDS crisis set o srondord for rhe norion in human behovior The elements of truth ond focr become rhe basis for o decision ond nor fear ond hysrerio. The Town of Swansea is recognized by rhe entire norion os o communiry of compassion ond undersronding. As groduores of rhe Swansea School System, you ore rhe heirs ro this tradition. Ir is expected by everyone rhor you will ocr accordingly in reaction ro whatever crises you moy hove ro foce in your lifetime I om confident rhor you will do so Also I om equally cerroln rhor using this kind of rorionol judgment will assist you ro be successful in your life ' s vocorion. Desr wishes for health ond hoppiness in rhe furure Sincerely yours, John E. McCarthy SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS To rhe Class of 1986 Corxyorutarrons ond besr wishes ro you, rhe Cose High School Gass of 1986 Moy rhe trials ond rrlbulorions os well os rhe rewords ond accomplish¬ ments of your pasr four years or Cose srond you in good sreod os you compere o mosr imporronr srep olong rhe porh ro odulrhood ond irs responsible realities Sincerely yours, Poul F Monohon MANAGER OF INSTRUCTIONAL SERVICES 3

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Dedication Dedicated To: Mr. Lawrence Reagan Paulhus Teacher, Yearbook Advisor We, rhe Class of 1986, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Lawrence Paulhus - teacher and friend. He has proven himself to be a dedicat¬ ed teacher, concerned with our intellectual growth. He has always been willing to listen,- to become involved with our lives,- and, to attend our sporting events, plays, concerts and even social events. Above all, however, he is a man who has cared about us. He is a very special person to us and to him we wish the best that life can provide. 2

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School Administration Dear Graduates: Thomas Wolfe believed, and peo¬ ple seem ro agree, rhar you can ' t go home again. ' ' When something is over, somehow it seems unable ro be recaprured at least in the way in which we would like ro recall rhe way we were ' ' or whar mighr have been. Such will be your years or Jo¬ seph Case High School. I would like ro think rhar your re¬ membrance of your high school years will be heightened by friend¬ ships forged, lessons learned and dreams fulfilled. If we, rhe faculty, and you, our graduates, have touched each other, even slightly, with a little sentiment, a bit of intellect and o lot of wisdom, then our lives are ever so enriched by just having known one another. As you leave Joseph Case High School remember it as nor a place for regrets, nor a spot where life slid by you; bur a place where you as its students were nor simply a parr of its vitality - you were its life. Fondly and with best wishes always, David Jardin TO THE CLASS OF ' 86 - I hope rhe post four years at Case have been rewarding and pleasur¬ able. While embarking on your sepa¬ rate paths for rhe future, set your goals high and don ' t let anyone steal your dreams. Remember rhar hard work and dedication will allow you to succeed far beyond your expecta¬ tions and rhar worth con only be achieved through love and concern for yourself and those around you. Good Luck, Gerald A. Furrado 4