Westport High School - Brownie Yearbook (Westport, MA)

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Madeline Barboza PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS Kenneth Silvia, Lindsey Workman ae my i TS ‘ Ce oe | ' . ; : ‘ aa , ae ‘ i .S i fi : J ' « ‘ id | 4 SPORTS EDITORS Walter Zembo, Lorraine D’Orlando Yearbook ASSISTANT EDITORS Janet Meader, Joseph Wisniewski

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MOTTO “To be, not to seem.” CLASS COLORS Pink and white CLASS POEM Four short years have come and gone, Time has come when we must part; But memories shall forever linger For you hold a place in each one’s heart. On this our graduation night, Joys and sorrow with us dwell. We shed a tear for our Alma Mater, As friends and teachers we bid farewell. We now leave you, Westport High School, A goal we must attain. As citizens, we’ll show the patient training That you have taught us again and again. For you have opened up the portal To the path of life you have led, With the guidance of God we now go forward To the unknown paths that lie ahead. Though the journey through life may be stormy And the waves may billow and roll, Your beacon will go on before us To guide us straight to our goal. And in the years that follow As we climb the levels of life, For you, our dear Alma Mater, We'll attain these goals for which we have strived. LINDA STAFFORD CLASS FLOWER Long stem pink rose CLASS SONG (To the tune of “What Now My Love’’) What now my friends, Now that it’s over? We hold the keys To our destiny. The paths we take After graduation, We must walk down Separately. What future lies For us all? Will we use What we have learned? To meet success Or opposition We must learn To stand alone. Although we part In great sadness, Only our memories Will bring us joy. LIZ SOUZA

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ART AND LAYOUT EDITORS Walter Zembo, Kimble Mead, Joan Halloran, Roger Laurendeau Staff PY RISTS | Lydia Cabral, Claudette Matton Jeanine Rodrigues, Gayle Dayton | | | See weet LITERARY EDITORS Linda Stafford, Elizabeth Souza, Mary Botelho BUSINESS EDITORS John Carlson, Gerard Bussiere