Holbrook High School - Echo Yearbook (Holbrook, MA)

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DEAN H. CARLSON Dino CHARLES COSTANZA Chuck “Courage is to feel the daily daggers of relentless steel, “Honor and truth and manhood.” — Olson SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT ROBERT A. MUSMANNO Moose “A penny saved is a penny got.” — Fielding RUTH K. LEMACK Ruthie “And you couldn’t help from dancing if your feet were bound with twine.” — Dunbar 8

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SENIOR OFFICERS After three years at Holbrook High School we enter our senior year with mixed emotions. The pride of be- ing a senior is overshadowed by the realization of what it actually means. Our class is about to be separated into individuals, each of whom must make his own way in this world. Because of our leadership at Holbrook High School, however, we are all prepared for this task. The efforts of our teachers and the countless hours spent laboring over books have not been in vain. Our time at Holbrook High has sped perhaps a little faster than we might wish. Our memories, however, will always have a place for Holbrook. How much we enjoyed our cake sales, class dances, sports events, and even elections! Who will ever forget the Junior Prom? That “One Night of Dreams” happens only once in every lifetime. Holbrook High School has also given to us many lasting friendships which will endure long after gradu- ation. We are much in debt to Holbrook, but we will not fully appreciate this fact until we have finished our role as high school students. In future years, when we rem- inisce about our times in high school, we will realize that the years spent at Holbrook were four of the best in our lives. All of our good times will be left behind at graduation; the joys, the tears will all be things of the past. When in the future we pause before the red brick building on South Franklin Street, we can be proud to say “That’s where I went to school.” Robert Musmanno, Treasurer; Charles Costanza, Vice Presi- dent; Dean Carlson, President; Mr. Bouchard, Head Advisor. 1

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PHILIP S. ALDEN Phil “Nothing is little to him that fells it with great sen- sibility.” — Johnson LAURA B. ANDRUS Tongue “Cheerful looks make every dish a feast . . . which crowns all welcome.” — Massenger CECILLE M. ANIELLO “The indissolable connection of beauty and goodness.” — Norton KATHLEEN M. ARSENAULT Kathy “Friends are born not made.” — Adams 9