Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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Graffiti Now come on, admit it, it's always more fun to read what some student scratched on your desk than to hear some lecture on the French Revolu- tion. When the teacher starts to drone on, you instinctively drop your head and read such Gabrielle Angevine Good times for a change. lfl could, through myself, set your spirit free Imagine that Meggyl Yikes Murph! Thanks, Mom, Dad and Tor! Jeffrey M. Armstrong gviih A tif' -sd-U' exciting facts as Dan Q. was here in '79 or the famous Who sits here? Who knows? Who cares? But maybe we should care. Perhaps the defacer was try- ing to express his innermost feelings about a new love. Or maybe the graffitist was just some obscure student who wanted to become known by leaving his name all over school. Unfortunately, the faculty doesn't share this view. A teacher has some student for detention and what does the teacher have him do - clean the desks! Years of dedicated penmanship gone with a few squirts of cleaner and a swipe of the cloth. 18 ! SENIORS 5. , ,., 2 V' KJ, v' 5 5 -'asf W. -.ffl ' Kevin Armstrong I love the friends l've gathered to- gether on this thin raft - We have built pyramids in honor of our escap- ing. Michelle Atkinson They are rich who have true friends.

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Scott Allaire Red Ball In Green Grass There's a red ball In the grass Visible only to me Never within my grasp When I was younger I could feel and see How big and foreign That world can be. Now l'm a piece Of a delicate form Dependent like the rest To feel safe and warm. Forever wishing I could play In the green grass, all day. The great thing in the world is not so much where we stand, but in what direction we are moving . . . - Holmes. Rodrigo J. Alonzo Life is what happens to you when you're busy making other pIans. - John Lennon. ht' i A, ai'- Eric C. Anderson Hey guys, I bet we can pull any- thing off. 4 7 hi' 'I QI Scott Moules 'wi 921 .r-1. ,ft 'gf l Q' V4 414 F' fa .Q ' I if N af my 1 Y. I I if 5 1 if f ..w. .J-.. I .QI Phillip C. Anderson SENIOR S117

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1 'mv Jason H. Baker Thomas Barnwell l'm taking my time, but I don't know where. Joanne E. Bedder The seven wonders of the world, may nothing come be- tween us. Thanks Mom, Dad and Nicky! Kimberly Barr Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest and some- day we'lI find, these are the best of times! X -,.v3' .. .N z - , 2. What if some future Michae- langelo created his first mas- terpiece on a desk while trying to ignore his chem. teacher? What of the entire history of the school scribbled on desks for future generations to en- ioy? Such an abomination can't be tolerated. Any teacher who has any pride in DHS should throw out those horrible clean- er bottles and honor the stu- dents who carry on a fine tradi- tion. So the next time you spy the class fool hunched over intent- ly scribbling on a desk, don't scoff and berate. Give the clod a hand for the service he's giving DHS, you and stu- dents everywhere. Jennifer Dobbins SENIOFZSX 19 and 4 ,