Falmouth High School - Clipper Compact Yearbook (Falmouth, MA)

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Tara Keefe As time passes and the end draws near, I’m filled with caution, suspicion, and fear. Where to go, what to do, these are all in my mind, The answers to these I’m looking to find It gets harder and harder to fathom the idea That the time for leaving draws nearer and nearer. I guess, what I’m trying to say to you, Is thanks for being a friend, who’s always been true. J. Reese ’76 Joe Domingos I eat a peach feel the juice trickle down your throat then plop down a chute into your stomach tastes so good take another bite till it’s all gone except for the hard stone Hannah Phillips ’76 6

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Marie A. Doyle Dedication As class adviser throughout our high school years, you have offered a model of good-humored guidance and stout-hearted perseverance. Coun- selor, friend, leader, mother, sister, listener, guide, teacher of French, Humanities, and Life, announcer of activities, meetings, and lunch, ad- viser on warrants, spokesman for the class, you have been an inspiration to all of us. Laughing, crying, working with us, you have provided reassuring and encouraging support and a sense of values necessary to help us through the changing years of high school. We are all indebted to you for your help during these four years. We thank you and dedicate this yearbook to you, Mrs. Marie Doyle. With love, The Class of 1976 5

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Kathy Sweeney Joe DePrizio As I walk along the beach, I listen for the call, Smell the salt, Hear the crashing waves, And as my toes touch the sand A feeling comes over me, This is the way life should always be. Chris Sigl ’76 Living in the material world made of plaid She said, “wouldn’t it be grand, If I could sew it all together With the silken thread of time, Into a checkered band, around the earth. Dana Handy ’76