Lincoln Sudbury High School - Dyad Yearbook (Sudbury, MA)

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Fire engines are a familiar sight to city children, but a ride experience, Testing all the endurance Elliott built up in soccer and track. CHILDREN'S DAY Fun, but a bit frightening. Story Time Freshman Faith Lundblad reads a book she wrote and her father illustrated about a musical mouse named Sam. This was one of 35 books written by juniors and freshmen for underprivi- leged children.

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Faculty and Staff join the children at the cook-out lunch as guests of the seniors. Senior chef, Bruce Ey, turns the hamburgers as seniors serve the children and them- selves. Out to lunch. It’s a busy but enjoyable day for class advisers, Mr. Carl Perkins and Mrs. Martha Pappas. Skeptical, Dr. Tourville? XIII

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owes SENIOR BANQUET t Receiving Line, Dr. Tourville, Mrs. Tourville, Edward Mikoski, Mr. Perkins, Supt. Heath, Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Pollock, former Vice Principal, Mr. Thurston. Seniors, Joseph Gentile, Gary Miranda, and William Hamilton greet Mrs. Pollock and the Thurstons. The traditional senior ban- quet for seniors and faculty members was highlighted by Ted Mikoski’s clever after-din- ner review of the problems of a class president, and advisor Carl Perkins’ account of the accomplishments of individual class members. Mrs. Betty J. Adrian, faculty chairman, Les- lie Leone, senior chairman, and an imaginative decorating committee made this a gra- cious and memorable affair. Class President “Ted”? Mikoski reads the Class Will. At the head table Mr. Heath, Lauren Leone, treasurer, and David Horton, vice president. “What are you writing?” Autographing the Dyad. “We'll hear the will.”