Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS THIS IS THE TIME TO REMEMBER — CAUSE IT WILL NOT LAST FOREVER — THESE ARE THE DAYS TO HOLD ON TO CAUSE WE WON’T ALTHOUGH WE’LL WANT TO — — BILLY JOEL It may not seem real, but our senior year and our four years with each other have ended, yet the ties made between friends will last long after our high school career is over. We know our class will always maintain close friendships with the people with whom we have spent 4 or more years growing up. There have been hard times but the friendships that have bonded have endured. We will always remember the good times, and the people that made those good times the best. As officers, we have tried to make this last year together special, but it was each of you who made it special for us. We ' re beginning a new phase of our lives now; whether we go on to college or begin a job, the memories of Wellesley High School and our friendships with each other will stay with us forever. Good Luck! Jon, Dadra, John and Kristen 23

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The Church Lady? ... no, Scott Tharler Terrance Real ‘Well, you just look faaabulous!” (Melinda Irwin and Jeff Kerley) Not quite knee-slapping humor (Mark Miller, Raf, Rodrigo) . . . and then she saw him across a crowded 22 room (Sandy Palmer) What FUN!?! (Rick Faubert) “I SAID give me your lunch money!” (Mike Summersgill)

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Kristin Alterio 2 Colby Road Shower the people you love with love Show them the way you feel JT Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you Ziad Awdeh 33 Bellevue I have learned that life is so precious and that one must appreciate what it has to offer, be¬ cause it has so much to give. Andrea Archibald 12 Norfolk Terrace Life is a short walk There is so little time and so much living to achieve — John Oliver Killens Good-bye Wellesley High! Adam Baker 280 Walnut Street Jill Arkin 31 Temple Road Live every moment Love every day, because before you know it your precious time slips away. Sherri Barnicle 33 Cedar Street A little SoCo in the coffee warms the spirit Patrick Berry 135 Washington Street To be or not to be 9 Julie Bianculli 36 Tanglewood Road A ray of sunshine is my friend It blows my blues away — Led Zeppelin Trent Janik in action Monique Austin 34 Schuyler Street, Boston I am invisible understand, because people refuse to see me - Ralph Ellison Thanks for standing by me Mom and Dad — I love you Mara Becker 18 Interval Road Many dreams come true and some have sil¬ ver linings I live for my dreams and a pocketful of gold. Kristen Bevilacqua 10 Wall Street Remember the good times not bad — think of happy things not sad — sing of love that could be — smile for you and for me. David Bittenbender 669 Worcester Street 24