East Bridgewater High School - Torch Yearbook (East Bridgewater, MA)

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I seek to add no glamour To my wandering memoryg I want to see the characters The way they used to be. I Ieave unchanged the pIaces That I'lI visit once againp The spirit so weII known To me Must teei as it did then. Though the future is forever, The past is but a pause, A moment to remember That this is the way it was

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ft' 6 f... . 1K 1 -.4 in-I' DEDICATIGN A stick rattles in the light shade and swooshes lowly over our heads. A voice thunders through the corridors with a booming How DARE you! Ot course this is Mr. Goodwin. However, we shall remember you for more than your persuasive ranting, huffing, and putting, Mr. Goodwin. You have been our friend for five years. lt was your guidance that helped us to mature into young adults sharing the responsibilities of our class and our society. You have shown us o world his- toric and ever-changing. By your example of civic leadership you have made us aware that we must take our part in that world as proud citizens of our community and our nation. You have always called us your special class. More than that, you are our very special, very dedicated teacher. Words or gifts are not enough to express our gratitude, so we dedicate to you the labor and laughter ot our high school years which are embodied in this book, the product of our abilities. So brandish your pointer and bellow and laugh and help to mold the lives of those who will come after us. But pause before that tomorrow comes and accept our words of grati- tude. Thank you, Mr. Goodwin.