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

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' 'q,. '1'-V --If . rk , 1 In ' - I 1 1 W e4J'a4 i if' 1 ax n f SENIOR OFFICERS , -35 -' n. aff Veg? AND SENIOR ADVISORS ik' Kathy Twomey Ronald Shepard Cindy Fairburn Susan Roan Vine Prefidezzt Preiidezzl Tfeafzzrer Secretary Mrs. O'Ke1ly Miss Van Zandt Mr. Paone Mr. McGowan 'y.N X

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SENICRS . . . so hopeful, so idealistic, and yet so lost . . Looking back, the last four years seem like one small moment in our lives-one tiny, but very significant, slice of life. During these four years we have grown wiser and matured con- siderably, we have learned to develop meaning- ful relationships with others and have grown out of our own small spheres of existence. XVe have become more aware of ourselves and of others as people. Life is really a series of memories and ex- pectations, Remembering our first day of high school, low and small and scared, we can look with compassion and sympathy upon others in the same plight. Remembering our last day of school, the tears of both joy and grief, we can realize that others have human feelings, too. And remembering the four years in between, we can look with satisfaction at our achieve- ments and gaze ahead with pride and con- fidence.

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F l if 1 il 4 fl r l i 23 x X. K fa .V 'T MICHAEL AHEARN Let your boat of life be light, packed with only what you need . . JEROME KENNETH ALLEN And in the average man is curled The hero stuff that rules 'the world. Foss MARY ALSHEIMER No matter what may happen, what may befall, I only know I'm glad I'm living, that is all. COHAN ALBERT AMADO There's nothing worth the wear of winning but laughter and the love of friends. BELLOC JANE ANDERSON By degrees the com- forting light of what you may actually do and be in an imperfect world will shine close to you . . ALLEN STEPHEN BAGGIA In the life of a young man the most essential thing for happiness is the gift of friendship. OSLER HAL ll! ' win VM?