Wellesley High School - Wellesleyan Yearbook (Wellesley, MA)

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Kerry Donahue 17 Russell Rd. Try and enjoy the here and now the future wil take care of itself some¬ how. — Howard Jones — Barnaby Donlon 4 Seaver St. Adverse fortune reveals genius; prosperity hides it. Kimberly Donohue 17 Allen Rd. Our memories of yesterday wil last a lifetime. We’ll take the best, forget the rest and someday well find these are the best of times. Joseph Donovan 143 Brook St. Kristine Drew 14 Rutgers Rd. We may lose, we may win, but we will never be here again. — Eagles — Malcolm Duncklee 24 Orchard St. Life is but a small gathering of great moments. High school is one of them. Take advantage of its opportunities! Thanx Wellesley High Scnool!! Nancy Einstein 59 Westgate Lyn Elliot 27 Forest St. Most schools have more assistant football coaches than assistant prin¬ cipals. — David Byrne — Jody Erikson 48 Chesterton Rd. Sometimes one must first give the most and make the most sacrifices in a relationship before the other person sees what they have. Lisa Fawkes 44 Barton Rd. Mark Fallon 19 Clovelly Rd. Elizabeth Finison 16 Abbott St. Togetherness! 29

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Elaina Cristoforo 12 Grantland Rd. Deanna Crowley 15 Atwood St. Running around the outside of in¬ sane society, the healthiest thing you can do is laugh.” — Warren Hinchle — Heather Dadourian 49 Arlington Rd. Try to realize it ' s all within yourself, no one else can make you change. — The Beatles — Mareake Dahl 52 Emerson Rd. Susan Dallas 30 Hobart Rd. Marlaina Norris Nicholas Damon 8 Belair Rd. Conformity is the refuge of the in¬ secure and faint of heart. Caitlyn Dallinger 17 Croton St. You can’t expect anyone to be true to you when you aren’t true to your¬ self. Don’t compromise yourself, you are all you’ve got. — J. Joplin Scott Darwin 133 Lowell Rd. Knowledge is power. Whether or not you use the knowledge to accumulate more power is up to you. Michael Desesa 4 Duxbury Rd. Elisabeth Devaney 26 Edmunds Rd. Though it’s hard to let you go, In the Fathers hands we know a lifetime ' s not too Iona to live as friends ... Friends are friends forever. Cynthia Dewar 19 Denton Rd. Imagination is more important than knowledge and education is that which remains when one has forgot¬ ten everything she learned in school. Thanks Mom Dad. Jeffrey Dionne 40 Seaver St. That’s alright I still got my guitar — Jim Hendrix — 28

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Kathleen Flaherty 5 Wynnewood Rd. After a while you learn that sunshine burns if you got too much, so you plant your own garden and decorate your own soul. Mark Frisoli 52 Park Ave. That which does not destroy you makes you stronger. Jennifer Fleming 31 Pine Plain Rd. Christopher Fritts 347 Weston Rd. Jeffry Flynn 143 Cliff Rd. Laura Garrett 30 Washburn Ave. Believe in your dreams ... though they seem far away. And those dreams will come true somehow, someday. What do you think you’re doing? (Cate Dallinger) Matthew Friedman 186 Cedar St. Sarah Gibson 64 Washburn Ave. If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it you can become it.” Kellen Glass 61 Mayo Rd. Never fear; Play it by ear. Keep your eyes open, and always look up! Andrew Goldberg 4 Ashmont Rd. The question is not whether I have common sense, it is why I choose to ignore it! 30