Windsor Locks High School - Herald Yearbook (Windsor Locks, CT)

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ASHLAND • II

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We each leave school with our own special memories. For some of us the memories are of friends, parties, and relaxation; for others, sports, teachers, and homework. Whatever we have done in the past four years, we have found treasure. Familiar events — walking through the halls, talking with friends, games, and weekends, leave an impression when they are gone. Sometimes, however, we were so buried in our everyday routine that we failed to recognize the less visible, more valuable treasures we had been continually gathering — knowledge, ex¬ perience, respon¬ sibility, and a grow¬ ing sense of self worth. We now realize tha t these are the uncovered treasures of high school. We are ready to search for those which still remain hidden. We can’t search by staying where we are. “To Find treasure, you must take treasure with you.” 16

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RICHARD ALBERT Co-Ordinates: 4° 6’68“ Escapades: Swim Team 1,2,3,4 Charted Course: To go to trade school to learn cabinet making Mark Ye Well: “Genius always finds itself a century too early.“-Emerson Steffy Treasure Chest: Partying with AG,RL,JC,LJ,DS,JH and DS; Prom weekend with JT,AG,MR,RL and KB; “Anybody up for ring toss?” JT,MR,KB; Wizard of Oz ; getting engaged 3-16-86 18 STEPHANIE DAWN ARGRAVES Co-Ordinates: 5° 31 ’69“ Escapades: Junior Prom 1st Runner-up; 11-16- 86 John; Mr. McKeown’s class with JC,NC,DR,SS 1,2,3,4; Hey Ron, “Dip me!;” English class 1,2 with ST Charted Course: To spend the rest of my life with John Mark Ye Well: “Love is sharing our brightest hopes, our darkest fears, our loudest laughs, our softest tears, our sweetest dreams, our bit¬ terest woes, our highest highs, our lowest lows. A growing love, always aware, the more we love, the more we share, the more we care. “-Stevens