Mount Wachusett Community College - Yearbook (Gardner, MA)

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FALL ORIE TATIO Life has often been likened to a road which we travel of a race we run. On the way through it we go up and down hills, through valleys, over barriers and hopefully we reach some high points during our journey from which we can marvel at our accomplishments. Our time at Mount Wachusett Community College is a small part of our trips but it is an important part because it is here that we decide the course of our lives. Whether it is decisions about work, travel or lifestyle, they are all detours and turns on our road to the future. As we are faced with these choices we can also feel the urge to put on someone else's SHOES and follow the FOOT- STEPS of those before us in our search for happiness. There are many pairs of shoes, well and broken in for us to try on -those of teachers, friends and celebri- ties- and while it might be easier to wear someone else's SHOES who has walked before us and suceeded, it is also important to put on our SHOES and cre- ate new roads to follow. So, while we can follow someone else's FOOTSTEPS, it is also important to make our own to achieve happiness. 8 1

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Clockwise from below: Juan Carlos Gaitan and sister Marcella Gaitan. Little sister takes care of big brother. Norma Gates and sons David and Robert. A rose between two thorns. Robyn Cossette and her mother Marie DiMarzo. Will I ever get rid of her? Irene Pervier and daughter Angela. We're not just family, we're best friends. .X 10 4' ff