Silver Lake Regional High School - Torch Yearbook (Kingston, MA)

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WE WOULD LIKE TO REMEMBER . . . MELODY NILSON LOOK TO THIS DAY For it is Life The very life of life. In its brief course lies all the verities and realities of existence, the bliss of grov th, the splender of action, the glory of povy er. For yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision But today, well lived, makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day. In Memory of James Linehan

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EDITOR ' S Front L-R: Barbara Sewall (Layout Editor), Nancy Brooks (Art Editor), Peter Sirrico (Sports Editor), Debbie Cobb (Art Editor), Kathy Tkaczuk (Layout Editor). Back L-R: Jim Wallace (Business Editor), Jeanette Lopes (Layout Editor), Jean Axford (Editor-in-Chief), Patti Finney (Assistant Editor-in- Chief), Mary Fogarty (Business Editor), Tom Girouard (Sports Editor). Each year the editor of our Torch writes of the pressures and problems involved in putting a yearbook together. The Torch ' 17 staff has had its share of last minute layouts and deadlines, along with trying to keep our book unified. Our class is the first to graduate from two different campuses. We realized that our task wouldn ' t be easy but we ' ve done our best to devise a book that represents our class as a whole, regardless of the obvious separations. We extend our most sincere thanks to Mr. Govoni, Mrs. Churchill, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Depoto, and our photographers from Dodge-Murphy, without whose time and effort our ideas could not have been executed. Jean Axford, Editor-in-Chief

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DEDICATION Donald Randall, a lep.end in his own time, friend, teacher, entertainer and educator . . . As students we meet a p.reat many teachers, each with his own style, varying in manv aspects, but for most of us a teacher such as Mr. Randall comes but once in a lifetime. We remember him for his wit in class, the way he can nike a theorem seem interesting, and also for his dedication to his ideals and to better educa- tion. As his students recall him His zest for life is unreal. In teaching he used his own style. He would yell, he would stomp, he would dance, he would sing. And be teaching you Math all the while. Of angles and planes he would lecture. In bearskin coats he would muffle. Ceometrv ' s easily forgotten, of course, But remember The Halifax Shuffle. ' ' His character sure is amazing. His wit is the sharpest around. For the theorems and laws of geometry ' s scope. Never met with an expert so sound. -J.C. For all the fun, all the hours of enjoyable classtime, the ideals fondly instilled, we, the class of 77, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Randall, whom we knov7 will live on and on long after we ' ve gone. -J. A.