Hingham High School - Highway Yearbook (Hingham, MA)

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Matt Langone Ruth Langrill Keith Lawrence Lisa Lawrence Mary Ann: Live a love affair with life, hold it close and keep it in sight. Donna: Good laugh Debby: Pretty decent Leslie: The best things in life are free. Joanne: But it ' s no use going back to yesterday be- cause I was a different person then. Cindy: Cherish yesterday, dream tomorrow, live today. Steve: The worst form of failure is the failure to try. Kathy: Our todays and yesterdays are the blocks with which we build. Janice: Great man demands it of himself; Petty man of others. Matt: So let the ashes fall and lay where they will . . . Ruth: Go placidlyamid the noise and haste, and re- member what peace there is in silence. Lisa: Life should be an endless summer. Chris: Just because everything is different doesn ' t mean anything has changed. Michael: If I can ' t do great things I will do small things greatly. Dana: He who drives fat oxen, should he himself be fat. Suzanne: Music cannot be put into words, nor re- main silent. Bruce: We are not the first ... or the last. Chris Leary Maryanne Leary Michael Leary Dana Leavitt Suzanne LeBeau Bruce B. Leighton 29

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4V% Mary Ann Kenney Kevin Kent Donna Kershaw Debby King I Leslie Krallis Joanne Kremp Cindy Kroeger Steve Kustka Virginia Lacombe Matt Lahive Kathy Lamb Janice Lamborghini 28

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Merrie Leighton Lee Letson Steve Levin James N. Levine Robinson Levine Chris Linscott Merrie: I thirst . . . Build me more stately man- sions oh my soul. James: All interest in disease and death is only another expression of interest in life. Robinson: . . . thoughts of spring are no substitute for caution. Chris: In unity there is strength Lori: Awake at Dawn with a winged heart and give thanks for another day of loving. Maureen: The happy do not believe in miracles. Stacy: We may do foolish things, but we do them with enthusiasm. Hedvig: Thanks to everybody, for making my stay here terrific! Tracey: Viewing the world on your own two feet. Laura: Love . . . endures all things. Larry: This should be a great year for our coun- try as we celebrate our Bicentennial. Glen: Mr. IMuumismatist Steve: Strong winds only settle the roots of strong trees. Andy: All the world is a stage, and all the people merely players. Michael Linscott Lori Litchfield Craig Lithgow Debra Lombardo 30