Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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lT'S ALL OVER And so we march down the center of the gym, two by two, into the future, with all clue pomp and circum- stance of high school seniors. The Class of T969 is unique and special, and after June we cease to exist as a unit. We'll become members of a larger community, and the closed society of our high school will seem incredibly small, as it does to many of us already. Here in the Partridge, we look at the past. Time stands still for a minute while we look at the way we were. We ate and slept and played and some of us studied. Look at us here. See how we were-for we'll never be the same again, just as we'll never be seven- teen again. We are grateful to the people who have molded us into shape for Our college consumers. We are especially grateful to those wise leaders who helped us realize that no matter how diverse a group we were, we could still be one unit. Look at us here, see how we were. The Partridge documents history, and history only happens once. For life goes not backward nor tarries with yester- day. The Prophet , mar,

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