Narragansett High School - Maritimes Yearbook (Narragansett, RI)

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2 DEDICATION This year it was decided that the dedication of our yearbook would not go to a teacher but to another member of the faculty who we feel has had just as much influence in our lives. It is with sincere respect that the class of 1983 dedicates this book to Mr. Maurice Allaire. As a member of the Guidance Department, he devotes much of his time to seniors and their con- cerns. He has helped us through SAT’s. scholar- ships and college applications. He has helped us make our decisions about careers, universities and majors. No matter how complicated this all seemed to us. and no matter how many questions we had, Mr. Allaire was always there with a simple solution and a reassuring word. It is because of all this that he has not only been a counselor to us but a friend in the truest sense of the word. There is simply no other way to express the gratitude we feel. Mr. Allaire, the class of ’83 leaves you our yearbook and our thanks!!!

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A MESSAGE FROM: Dr. Holland AND: To the Class of 1983: I would like to extend my best wishes to the 1983 graduating class as you leave our red carpeted corridors at Narragansett High for the last time. As you look back many years from now and read passages and look at pictures from this yearbook hopefully you will have pleasant memories of your years as a high school student — times that were filled with fun and excite- ment. good friends, and limited responsibilities. As you reflect back on your secondary education, however, I would ask you to look a little further at a few other things. Ask yourself how Narragansett High School contributed to your growth and development. What role did the school play in helping prepare you “to make a living?” Did the school teach you how to think more critically, creatively and productively? Did it help teach you how to live?” Did it lay the foundation for later learnings? It is my hope that you will give positive responses to these questions and that Narragansett High School will get high grades on the report card you keep on our school for life. For after all. our primary function as educators is to help you achieve your maximum potential and lead happy and productive lives. Hopefully. Narragansett High has played a significant role in contributing to that end. Sincerely, William R. Holland. Ed.D. Superintendent of Schools Mr. McCarthy Dear Graduates: June, 1983, marks the end of your school career. It also is the beginning of many new ex- periences for you. Whether you will be going on to college, serving in the military or going directly to work, many opportunities will present themselves to you. It is my hope that you will wisely take the right opportunity to make your life personally suc- cessful and at the same time be positively con- tributing to society. With best wishes and hope for your future, I say farewell. Sincerely, Jerome R. McCarthy Principal »»