Greenfield High School - Evergreen / Exponent Yearbook (Greenfield, MA)

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' 4 f i ' There were moments of relaxation. These were the times to jok¬ ingly threaten a friend, let loose a pet snake, examine the na¬ ture of a super ball, or just whoop it up in the cafeteria. When the snow fell we went tobogganing and when the sun shone we congregated at the Pump or at the Beacon Street courts. At these times new friends were made and old friendships strengthened — friendships which will last long after the me¬ mories of G.H.S. have dimmed. 10

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There were so many things to do after school — Teen Scene and Exponent articles to write and type, meetings to attend, dances to organize and the cafe to decorate. In our last year of high school the responsibilities were greater than ever before. We were now the leaders, new ideas and their execution were up to us. Booster Day, the Senior Play, graduation exercises, these activities had to be carried out by us. With these responsibilities, these pressures, the adult world slowly, yet in some ways all too quickly, engulfed us. I