Seekonk High School - Seekonk Yearbook (Seekonk, MA)

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Carol A. Coelho Bruce Ellis Anne V. McDonald Stephen H. Murphy Peter Primiano Humanities Program Coordi- English English English English nator “ .and gladly would he learn Don’t part with your illusions. “If you can’t take the heat, get = Noli sinere natnos te lacessere. “Heard melodies are sweet, but and gladly teach.” (Chaucer) When they are gone, you may out of the kitchen.” those unheard are sweeter.” — still exist, but you have ceased to John Keats live. — Mark Twain John Walton Sally Wing Thomas Chartier Edward Bucacci Robert Hartley English English Reading Foreign Language Foreign Language “Knowledgecomes,butwisdom “Language is the armory of the In good times, in bad times, Ill “Hurry ... Slowly.” “Too much sanity may be mad- lingers.” — Tennyson mind.” — Samuel Taylor Col- be on your side forever more — ness and the maddest ofall to see eridge That’s what friends are for. tie es it is and not as it should e. ) Oe 7 a Joanne Lacy Carol Masuck Suzanne Rodriguez Denise Decaporale Dorothy E. DiOrio Foreign Language Foreign Language Art Music — ; Library Media Services — “On ne voit bieu qu’avec le “Vouloir, c'est pouvoir.” “The people who make art their “How far you go in life depends Take one day at a time. coeur; l’essentiel est invisible business are mostly imposters.” on your being tender with the pour les yeux.” — Pablo Picasso young, compassionate with the aged, sympathetic with the striv- ing and tolerant of the weak and the strong.” 9

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Helen C. Keough Practical Arts Coordinator Asmileisacurve thatcansetalot of things straight. Carolyn Fay Home Economics “You can’t have dessert until you've finished your vege- tables!” i . Donald J. Hulme Industrial Arts “Have a good weekend” Peter Johnson Industrial Arts “T have invested vital substance into these surrounding, don’t mess it up!” Margaret M. Cassels Business “Take kindly the counsel of the years, gracefully surrendering the things of youth.” — De- siderata Mrs. Joyce Christiansen Business “Great visions often start with small dreams.” Jeanne Velardo Home Economics “Take Nicholas for example” Herbert Normandin Industrial Arts “Let’s go Children” af oe Ar Mr. John Gravel Business “The love of liberty is the love of others; the love of power is the love of ourselves” — WM. Haz- litt, “Political Essays” The Times Newspaper % Marjorie Woodhams Home Economics “°Tis an ill cook that cannot lick his own fingers” Industrial Arts “Looking forward to retire- ment” Irene Partington Business “He is wise who can instruct us and assist us in the business of daily virtuous living.” Robert Frazer Health Onward and upward, into obli- vion! Nancy Wolfe School Nurse “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.” Richard Stanek Business “The love of justice in most men is only the fear of suffering injus- tice”

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= “Sorry girls, that excuse is not on the list.” “My brain was bigger when I started this job.” Today’s Saturday Mr. Murphy — no school. “Let’s see, That makes 50 for detention tonight.” What a crock! 10