Duxbury High School - Partridge Yearbook (Duxbury, MA)

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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 ,

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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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Deborah A. Binne y Try and enjoy the here and now, the future will take care of itself somehow. The greatest gift of all are friends forever. Love ya Ma, Pa, Sheryl, Mark, 143 Jim. Kris ten M. Berna fill' wil . l l'.fi.4 F s ,L ug. . ' 1. a-.Lb k 20!SENIOF1'S 1 .ka Jeffrey K. Boschen We hope you have enjoyed the show. - The Beatles. James F. Bertoni Thank you Mom and Dad and friends for the wonderful four years l've had of fun and laughs. Heafhel' H. Bowes Never lose the opportunity of see- ing anything that is beautiful for beauty is God's handwriting.