Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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DEDICATION The graduating class of 1981 proudly dedicates its year- book to a man of great integrity and high principles. His numerous jobs and responsibilities such as selling tickets at Saturday morning football games and opening the vend- ing machine promptly at two o'cIock are just two examples of what a fine person he is. His pride and dedication to his work are obvious to all who come in contact with him. He expects the best from his students and gives no less in return. It gives us the greatest pleasure to dedicate our yearbook to a man whose genuine warmth and sense of humor leave us with nothing less than a feeling of pride for having known him. In expression of our deepest thanks and appreciation, we dedicate our yearbook to Mr. G. Leigh- ton. - 4 5 ,fx X Q.,

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i don't know where i'm going and i'm not sure what i'll find when i get there the only thing i do know is that i'm going somewhere but it doesn't mean my childhood's over deep inside i'Il always be a child it's something which can't be lost the past is precious and the future is exciting what will i be? where will i go? the only way to begin to unravel the question is to follow my heart and start dreaming . . . Memorable Moments A time that is never forgotten The memorable moments Which lie in the past A memorable friend Who forever shares special experiences A memorable teacher Who forever teaches you more and more A memorable laugh Which forever echos in the far oft distance A memorable smile Which forever lifts your spirits A memorable faith Which you hold on to forever A memorable love Who was so special A time that is never forgotten Memorables moments . . . KCL 3' - Ml- - ,, - 'Y A , Sitting at the edge ofthe bay I wonder what dreams will roll away As the tide moves in I wonder what the future brings Like the bay, what comes in the future Is whatever the current brings I must work with the current And never let the rough raging waves wash me down I must rise Wipe the burning salt which brings tears to my eyes The bay will never tell me what's coming And has forgotten what has gone by Wendy Sullivan 5