Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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Seniors Our past four years at Duxbury High are ,' difficult to explain in a short space. We are all 'Q V sharing the High School Experience collec- tively, yet each person's impression of these past years is entirely different from his peersl ,' Everyday one can hear complaints from seniors X i either about a particular teacher or work that must be completed. Some feel Duxbury High has been rewarding, while others maintain that I it has merely been a necessary stepping stone towards their future plans. Each day we are bombarded with the facts of the outside world. We read newspapers, magazine articles, and other sources which tell us that the economy is deep inside a black pit and there appears to be no immediate relief in sight, We are confronted with the perpetual problems of what to do, and where to go from here. Someone once told us, in the beginning of our Freshman year that the transition from Middle School to High School might be a bit difficult, but that we really should start thinking about college. We were impressionable young Freshmen. Our dreams were of that day, far in the future, our graduation, lune 1976. Now it is a reality, whether or not we find relief in graduating or fear of becoming an adult. ' ,S luniors Seniors are everywhere. We as juniors, are in contact with many of them in every aspect of school life. They have shown us leadership and maturity while, at the same time, they have given us free advice and guidance. They taught us the ropes of the school. There will be a void in our school life when they leave. luniors will feel this emptiness the most. We wish the Seniors good luck and best wishes in their future endeavors. Sophomores The Sophomore Class has watched the Seniors grow and work, always with a unique sense of spirit, which has seemed to spread through out the school in the past, and is somehow what has made the seniors a special group of people. They have been ambitious and motivated students. They always had a special way of organizing, while at the same time making it fun. The Seniors were warm and understanding when it came to accepting underclassmen into the High School. Now we are watching as they help the new Freshmen. The Sophomore Class of 1978 wishes the graduating Seniors much success and happiness. Freshmen The yearbook Staff asked us what we Freshmen students thought of the Seniors. The replies were as follows, I think they are much more sophisticated , They are not as big and tough as we had expected, thank God! and They are just what we expected. lf

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