Westborough High School - Cotton Gin Yearbook (Westborough, MA)

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Phone buddies, Jen Hall and Jean Pier- son. Karen McLaughlin tickles the ivories in the band room. JUST FOR THE RECORD Music is a world within itself. It ' s a language we all understand. This book is a record of our world of music. Although we could not provide actual music for your page- turning pleasure, there is a unique and unsung song that represents every aspect of Westborough High School life. We believe that it is time to record these songs and in the process, to record this year. This book is especially for those of us who have trouble remembering what happened two hours ago and will definitely forget some of the more interesting moments and aspects of this high school year very quickly. We have tried to record the more enter- taining, and maybe not so memorable, features of our student life, sports, academics, clubs and people with pictures and words. A record should be entertaining. So just for the record . . . THIS was YOUR YEAR!

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GOING PLATINUM It ' s not what people look like, or what they wear, or even who they hang around with that makes them spe- cial. It ' s what they do, how they react, what they say, Bruce Ledoux prepares for gradu- ation a year early on the night of the talent show. and in what they partici- pate that makes them unique people. That ' s what this, the first section of our year- book, is all about. It ' s we, the students, in our daily lives. It ' s what we exper- ience, how we react, and how we learn to grow from all that we accomplish. The activities portrayed in the following pages make us what we are in terms of a student body. Our student life, as a whole, is outstanding; and because of this, our record is going platinum.