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

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TO MEMBERS OF l983 A Pamela Curtis Four years a English High SCl'lOOl 8. Daniel Daly high School X Soc. Studies ' Dale Deam crease your km VOC, Ed. Now 21S y0l1Ilg Nancy Delaney challenges and An . Louise Demas The WUI'dS of . Reading as appropriate advice to future does no' belong to those who are content with today, apathetic toward common problems and their fellow man alike, timid and fearful in the face of new ideas and bold projects. Rather it will belong to those who can blend passion. reason and courage in a personal commitment to the ideals and great enter- prises of American society. I am proud of your accomplishments and hope that you will achieve happiness and success in the years ahead. J0hnJ Aherne John J. Aherne Sincerely. J 111 ' 'ieffff Principal 2. 4? n -6 c , .. .r 'S .,. ,. A John J Rock Charles A. Thibodeau Housemaster K Housemaster - P. William L Pepper -lQhD M. DCLOFCFIZO Assistant Principal P ASSISIHUY Pflmlpal - K- 5

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Each year the graduating class has had as a re- membrance of their high school years a yearbook that captures briefly their involvement within the Sil- ver Lake School community. This recapitulation is reflective upon life in general since many members of the class have greatly contrib- uted to their own growth and development while others have been less than enthusiastic about their contributions. Your benefit from an activity is related to the same degree that your efforts reflect your commitment to that activity. Thus, it is our hope that you have come to the realization that you are the key to the improve- ment of life. It is you who must begin to be the decision makers of today and the leaders of tomorrow. It is you who must be concerned about the proliferation of nuclear arms, destruction of our ecology, and the scarcity of our fresh water. The greatest obstacle to growth and development, to learning, and to improving life is the question of self-doubt and the questioning of ones own ability. It has been our goal at Silver Lake Regional School District that we discipline rather than furnish the mind, to develop logical thinking and to use its own powers, rather than have you accumulate a store- house of irrelevant facts. To this end, it is our hope that we have provided to those of you who have bene- fited from our service an opportunity that will be the foundation for your life ahead of you. To others who have not been as insightful, it is not too late to pursue with vigor your interest and skills that will enable you individually and society as a whole to be the benefactors of your efforts. May I extend to each member of the graduating Class of 1983 my congratulations and best wishes. Paul A. Squarcia Superintendent of Schools u Robert J. Cunniff 4 Director of Secondary Education ..7 Paul A. Squarcia ' Superintendent of Schools TO THE CLASS OF 1983 Your commencement is not an end but a beginning. You are embarking on a voyage, in that your Silver Lake Regional High School education was but a point of departure. It is my hope that you continue to gain knowledge and experience in life, and use these acquisitions for the betterment of your community and nation. The very best wishes to the Class of 1983. Robert J. Cunniff Director of Secondary Education

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Each year the graduating class membrance of their high school ye that captures briefly their involvemc ver Lake School community. This recapitulation is reflective up since many members of the class havt uted to their own growth and dei others have been less than enthus' contributions. Your benefit from an arf!! A f 'QC that VP Michael Babini Voc. Ed. John Beaulieu Voc. Ed. Katherine Beaver Librarian Michele Bell Reading Richard Bennett Inds. Arts ,Rf . lv fi, ' A 1 ,,f 7 Richard Bergeron Soc. Studies Alfred Bevis g Voc. Ed. Donald Blackett if ' A11 J ,L Marie Blessington 5 t in '- Voc. Ed. W, fi.- - Arthur Bloomquist 5 if Math it Q V 9 Geri Brackman English Virginia Branton For. Lang. Paula Brennan Spec. Needs Donna Brown English Kenneth Brown Math William Bystrom Soc. Studies Wendell Cerne Science Mary Cherry Martha Christian English Robert Coakley Science Q 24 3 '52 ,, J fix ' , 5 ',i,1 A 1 mi- t ive . V 1, . A. ffm VV Y , y,:,. V 'Q?3'l - Bemard Cotter Science Joseph Cotton Math Anne Crothers Science Jon Cucinatto Soc. Studies Paul Curley Reading 6 ak N are ua 'ww av.. 'HJ 'til f IIC fin