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Yesterday a child came out to wonder and caught a dragon fly inside a jar and fearful when the skies were full of thunder and tearful at the falling of a star. And the seasons they go round and round painted ponies go up and down we're kept upon the carousel of time. We can't return we can only look behind from where we came and go round and round in the circle game. And so the childhood dream tomorrow now is twenty those dreams of lust and grandeur coming true. They'll be no dreams and maybe better dreams and plenty before the last revolving year is through. And the seasons they go round and round painted ponies go up and down we're kept upon the carousel of time. We can't return we can only look behind from where we came and go round and round in the circle game, and go round and round in the circle game.

— JONI MITCHELL

We, the class of 1970, dedicate this yearbook to a mastermind in our community: He has travelled to distant places, perhaps in search of the perfect monastery or maybe only to escape for a short while from the seniors and their projects. He has always returned, however, to reclaim his title of "dictator of our democracy." He keeps the upper hand simply by saying, "C'est la vie" or, when in a deliberately ugly mood, "Tant pis pour vous." He is often seen in shades or carrying a red notebook full of mimeo sheets. He has a fetish for cough drops and Bronzini ties, and is an expert at making quizzes unbearable by singing or remarking, "c'est une facilite proverbiale." He is notorious for his dealings with billets de loterie. Most distinguishable of all, however, is his understanding and tolerance of human nature, a quality which comes only from experience and a warm heart. With greatest admiration and respect, we dedicate this yearbook to

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Mrs. Johnson Grade Six

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Mrs. Graham Remedial Reading

Mrs. Davis Librarian

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SAY YES TO THE MUSIC, OR ELSE What I have to say of Clarence Fud (Who wouldn't say yes and wouldn't say no) is: Once you turn into a stick-in-the mud, You can't be sure where your big toe is. Suppose it itches, suppose it twitches And wants to go where the music goes? — If you're stuck in the mud like Clarence Fud You can't get the music into your toes. Say yes to the music when it tickles. Or else — well, just remember Clarence, Whose toes turned into ten dill pickles. That was a terrible blow to his parents. Imagine having to say to your son, "Be sure to wash your pickles, dear." That shouldn't happen to anyone. Not even to parents. But never fear — Say yes to the music when it tickles And when y ou come to wash your toes, You'll never find them changed to pickles. That's the way the music goes.

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Yamet Hag/CM k 'T . . . unprepared . . . odi . . raffle tickets . . . Bulk!!. . . blush . . . —Get out of my seat". .. France . . . shy . . . —The Vicious Liar" . .. CHEAP. . . —You make the announcement, Tode." . . . sliding through red lights . . . -The Ghost and Mrs. Muir" . . . Cape . . . —You won't believe this . French V . . . —Are you Barbara's little sister?" . . . nastiness plus . . . —What am I going to do?".. . . Community Services . . very last minute.

Looking at the world through the sunset in my eyes Sweeping cobwebs from the edges of my mind I listen not to what's been said. — Graham Nash

The premonition is better than the reality.

Marcia YortS Coker late nighter . . . Shelby G.T. (500?) . . . surf bum . . . toothpicks . . KR — King of the Road. . . Hawaii dumps boys. . . chugging contests . . . finally caught by the hooks. . . modeling. . ."There's NO way!"

Slizabeth Chandler Densiffore "Sound, sound the clarion fill the fife To all the sensual world Proclaim A single hour of burning life Is worth an age without a name." — anonymous

Betsy. . . B. Dinzmore . ."Don't forget Noonmark". . . Washington Workshops . . . Renowned ink blotter. ..fast talker. ..Exeter. .. Doherty attachments. . . "big grape?". . . Princeton in the summer?. . . Capricorn. . . Buh!... Bull. .. Bounce. . . 18 X 72.. . B.C. . . . Bee. . . Misfit Madrigal . . . Monday multiannouncements. . : Shock. . . Boots. .. Peachy". . . BVD . . . Love it love it love it. ..Political. .."neeneeneenee"... Mike•Wood!.. ."Him 'n him 'n him 'n him. . ."

Now is the beginning of the rest of your life.

,Cydia Diamond Loquacious Lydia . . . naive . . . one dancing lesson . . . "that's definitely a fertility symbol" . . . coats that molt . . . "but Mr. White . . ." Carleton's hill . . . "I didn't mean it that way" . . . sex education . . . "I'm not really dumb" for padding. . . one way . . . 3 pair of ticket to Leominster. . ."what are you eating?" crunchy bubble gum . . . coordination.

"Ainsi, toujours pousses vers de nouveaux rivages, dans la nuit eternelle emportes sans retour, ne pourrons-nous jamais sur l'ocean des ages jeter l'ancre un seul jour." — Lamartine

I smiled your smile And we laughed I touched your thoughts And we understood. Di. . . Fadder. . . . 12 string . . . Joni . . . folk singer . . . Madrigal Misfit . . . competent composer . . . "Your middle name is what a?". . .SCO1J. . ."are you kidding, it's only a 3-speed" . . . Interior International Vehicle Decorator . . . fruit lover . . . stale sugarless gum . . . #1 Donut Maker . . . Mnemonics . . . poet . . . Alice Alliteration . . . moonshine . . . "Have you heard of any journalism schools?" . . . S000 bad . . . ASH.

If one regards his dreams as being absurd, he should not be granted the power of the mind.

Susan Nther Fish.,. . Foo Sisher. . . . chalk in the erasers . . . VW — one of the twins . . . horses . . . Super-Athlete . . . Thrift Table . . . "I'm not going to do all the work this time" . . . David . . . Maine . . . spelling (that's for sure!)

"There is wind in the tree, and the gray ocean's Music on the rock" Robinson Jeffers

"The worm and the rose Both love Rain." T. Roethke

Louise Rich ; Qarftekt "On ne voit bien qu' avec le coeur." St. Exupery

The camera . . . a place called Cuttyhunk . . . evil . . . mono . . . alas. . . year long cold. . . CBT . . ."I can't see (and I don't want to)" . . . total . . . heavy . . . The Band . . . Blue Dolphin . . . ECCE. . .ID. . . keen. . . gumdrops. . ."I have to escape". . . "eAll men will be sailors then, until the sea shall free them'."

Glendy . . Library. . . Late Nighter.. . . . . . all of a sudden the birds were singing" . . . Gum . . . Bon Soir . . . Letters?. . . St. Felicien . . experimenter. . . Salada tea savings.

"I don't want to turn into another peeled and boiled potato. — from The Face of 1000 Clowns"

Wendy Qllek The plight of man becomes desperate when he discovers himself void of anticipation."' D. C. Federici

Diane Nil!lock Isn't life beautiful Isn't life gay Isn't life the perfect thing To pass the time away. — Mason Williams

mmma! sound of frustration . . . born to ski. . . live for weekends. . . 18 X 72. . . Switzerland. . . little kids(midgets)in diapers. . . Spanish vocab. . . Tanto mejor. . . . Turkish taffy lover. . . Dartmouth. . .football. . . Swampscott?? . . ."14 country!'" . . . My mother's or daddy's car. . . chug it. . . purple and orange. . . Math Majors. . . Groton to Colby to Tech to???

tall Nix/psi/ire The blush is beautiful, but often inconvenient."

Maah!. . . Hyper-hysteria. . . JJJHS The Vineyard. . . Remember when . . .? Regent to the Dean to Boyntonto . . .one-tracked mind. . . skiing. . . Switzerland . . . forever young. . . Lord Byron's . . . International Center . . . Blew it! . . . 7 & 7's. . . Ski instructors . . . private jokes. . . "ever since I was Born". . . beach parties . . . "slow down!". . ."I'm so tired" . . . blushing . . .

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Linder. . ."I hate boys'. . . pushing books off desks. . . chewing gum. . . Fool . . . food . . . weird . . . Laughing Linda . . . Hasel . . . Hilder . . . dimwit . . . Carey's . . . hysterical laugh . . . crazy driver . . . "I'm never gonna get married" . . . sex and the single cat? . . . "I'm shedding." . . . artist . . . UNICEF . . . peanut shells all over the floor . . . Oh, I hate you . . . Stuffing desks. . . Joyce?. . . "Pig" . . . Turn on yet?. . . store. . . "Dummy". . . Can't keep a pencil point pointed. . . always penciling people.

Tia and Geoff . . THE.: Pit . . . Peace . . Woodstock . . . Radcliffe hipps? . . . ergo . . . camping . . . on the beach . . . All night talkies . . . WAHSSMC . . . mono . . . quarry . . -got any more pins?" . . . The Button Lads . . . grows grass (in her desk) . . . e`to live is to hwe and to love is to live . .

-Et peut-etre un sikle nouveau eommence-t-il, un swcle o ii les intellectuels et la elasse eultivtce reveront aux movens d"iwiter les utopies et de retourner: une societe on utopique, mins -parfaite- et plus !Uwe." — Nicholas Berdiao'It'

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The Pit Lin photogenic "Hemingway was right, for once" "Mais oui" "Listen" "I'd like to buy a motorcycle" talk all night Lizabeth

Lizzie "I think I'm lost again" "Take it easy" Boston camping mark upon mark Woodstock totaled "My poor little VW"

"Sing and dance together and be joyous but let each one of you be alone even as the strings of a lute are alone though they quiver with the same music." — Kahlil Gibran

Blondie . . . dance . . . Medea Greek way . . . "hiya" . . . You think you're cool, don't ya?" . . . Well read . . . Art Museum . . . non-prayers. . . "misery and again misery" . . . "What time is the bus?"

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On time . . . When will she get her license?? . . . The solitude of a home . . . 4 o'clock again? . . . Latin V.. ."Help, I haven't done my homework" . . . "Does this look OK?" . . . hungry . . . Tuta . . . Suave.

Aifly Roxe "Where is the world?" "Nowhere, You are your world." — T. Wolfe e:How do you know I'm mad?" said Alice. "You must be," said the Cat, or you wouldn't have come here." — Lewis Carroll

A. H. . . . little lists . . . Student Forum . . . "It's about those library fines!" . . ."No! I wanna!". . ."Delegate Authority". . ."But sir. . "suggestions, please!" . . . pencils in the hair. . . pocketbooks galore . . . International Day . . . reverence?. . . organized. . . California and L.A.. . . Putney. . . raisins . . : more paint on self than on scenery . . . yellow.

Maggrett . . . Mary . . . SCOUT . . . Webster . . . Miss Maggie's Wednesday Morning Assembly . . . ''Big Mama" . . . McKuen . . . early riser. . . Madeline . . . straight and sober pres . . . Woodstock?? . . . F. G. Fan Club. . . Mabel, Fiona, would you believe Titania?. . . "You're not regressing, even / do that." . . . Gage . . . M.M.M. . . . "Maggie's snowed!!!" . . . reluctant Taurus. . ."Honey, your lipstick's smeared." . . . Dr. Zeus . . . "I love Washington." . . . Stephen . . .

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Good or bad there's no one can really judge you you just have to come to your own conclusions. — Dave Mason

There is a place where love begins and a place where love ends — and love asks nothing. — Carl Sandburg

,Cyntre Rooney Love comes quietly . . . but you know when it is there, because, suddenly . . . you are not alone anymore . . . and there is no sadness inside you. — Joan Walsh Anglund

Colors are important because they make our world beautiful but they are not as important as how we feel . . . or how we think . . . or what we do. — Joan Walsh Anglund

"Anyone going to Shrewsbury?". . . art. . . Dunkin' Donuts. . . Spanish vocab . . . 4-H. . . Grandmother's home-made blouses. . ."I feel like smashing something". . . Lad. . . Ireland. . . stray dogs . . ."Anyone want to buy a Fiat?". . . blind dates . . . He is a he, not a she". . ."What homework?"

droot . . . Blues try harder . . . CBT . . . open mouth, insert hoof. . . Little Dips. . . wino. . . middle-aged men . . . The Vineyard. . . evil. . "Let's blow this popcorn stand" . . . all mixers . . . acme . . . as it were . . . black market . . . Bob.

Deborah Root "The mind is its own place, and in itself Can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven." — John Milton

Karen Sadowsky

"In the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed." Kahlil Gibran

new girl . . . Social Committee Chairman. . .gum. . . Doherty. . . migrant . . . laugh . . . twirling chair . . . Gibran . . . Daddy's girl . . . Monty . . . roses . . . Johns. . . dance. . . Teaching Linda to waterski in study hall. . . camp . . .

Donna Axle Sigma S-A-L-L-0-0-M!. . . Anne, with an 'E'. . . raffle tickets. . . Supreme Court . . . Rainbow . . . French V . . . odi te . . . Washington Workshops. . . lawyer . . . BMF . . . Eddy's . . . ICK . . . Thursday afternoons at the Bookstore . . . super worrier . . . Dun ner . . . DAS . . . Sonna Dalloom . . . Worthy Advisor . . . Wellesley girl-early!

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"In wilderness is the preservation of the world." — Thoreau

Spanish . . . -You bah\ . . . Capricorn? . . . -You fell for the old . . . . . . -I know you can hear Irving to give attendance . . . S. C. vigilante . . .-hick, hick. . . the noiseless laugh . . . -how I wish the Pines had never been hewn- . . Advisor\ Council . . . -11as anyone seen my notebook?"' . . . Mary. Randolph Mountain Mem. Terrace . . . 65

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Tuffy . . . Neat! . . . W. W. . . . hands . . . Lissa "I'm letting my hair grow". . ."picky, picky". . . BMF . .. Thursday afternoons at the bookstore . . . "Mr. White,I'm sorry, but I disagree". . ."Melissa, I'd like to complain about the length of your skirt". . . It was really funny" . . . Oedipus Complex But now I am six, I'm as clever as clever, So I think I'll be six for ever and ever. A. A. Milne

Margaret Zlipper "I still believe that people are really good at heart" — Anne Frank

Ted Mipper . . . speed . . . Meggie . . . Meg quit . . . VW — the other twin . . . midliner. . . . racing stripes? . . . Baltimore Bill. . . Sincere. . . sparkle. . ."Taurus meets Virgo" . . . Electrician's tape. . . your heart can beat very fast when you're dancing slow.

5ennifer ZIodd "If you keep looking back on yesterday or keep looking ahead to tomorrow you'll miss out on today." D. C. Federici

Jetliner. . . Jen . . . The Late Woodstock State Co.. . . Hamilton. . . BMF . . . Learning Festival — all those teachers! . . . Canadianized American . . . Where were you all those Thursdays?. . . Bookstore . . . Getting lost in Boston . . . Quiet?, Dopeopnnopiops.

Kathleen Slizabeth Watt To be organic with wild fire and quiet with rain, both at the same time, is to be the carrier of wave lines the earth gives up only on hard usage. — Carl Sandburg

Art is nothing. Just a little bit of nothing. — Larry Rivers

Wathy Katt . . . Kathleen . . . coordination . . . "like laurel on an ivy bush". . .laugh. . . good artist. . . intelligent, organized? zincere? . . . good with cameras? . . . you people on the other side of the room. . . "demiliterize Erogenous zones" . . . June 4, 1953 . . . always on her feet. . . prayers. . ."Lewd and Lascivious Woman of the World."

Shaima Werber Shaina GoIda . . . sugarless cake, would you believe scru . ashed brownies?. . . BMF . . . "I'm gonna lose 30 lbs." . . ."Don't call me 'dummy'!". . . ASH, ASH, ASH. . ."Pish Tosh". . . labeled art pictures (green pepper=tomato) . . . Mexico . . . Boycott Grapes. . ."Did you bring your turkey money?". . . Thursday afternoons at the bookstore . . . gets stoned on razzles . . . nouvelle file . . .

god . . . i do not mind you you do not bother me your hereness or thereness are academic not that you are without meaning perhaps you mean much to others perhaps but you do little you have no effect on me i have none on you but we can live together i have no fears you will ruin the neighborhood marry my daughter if you will i don't care your presence or lack of it have long since ceased to mean much it is too bad we could have done much together — Steve Teso

Mr. White minute rice (for instant fertility)

Mrs. Stansfield on a noche oscura

Miss Sheldon a magenta lab coat

Miss Pike a book store franchise

Mrs. Norwood a copy of Barron's

Mrs. McCutcheon a gym uniform of her own

Mr. Mottram the Hinge Theorem

Miss McTighe in French IV

Mr. Mathieu popcorn and beer

Mrs. Marsters a megaphone

Mrs. Liddy a grandmother

Mrs. Jernberg clean desks

Miss Greenman a closed door

Mrs. Gebelein 1,000 good free throws

Mr. Gauthier a publisher for his book

Miss Gauch Cicero orating

Mr. Garfield a hash pipe

Mrs. Flack psyched out

Mr. Feeley a Bancroft junior

Mrs. Ewing copper enameled

Mrs. Davis a stereo without treble shimmey

Mr. Cullum a private office

Mrs. Cullum silvered sunglasses

Mrs. Carr a box that won't function

Mr. Carlson a poster of Raquel Welch

Mrs. Campbell a mint in library fees

Mrs. Anderson an Adam

We leave:

Jody left first

Shaina leaves protesting

Kathy leaves on the ground

Jenny leavesfor the Todestool

Meg leaves with an injured Nrcii

Lissa leaves organized

pk leaves oral spanish resumes

Donna leaves for the Supreme Court

Karen leaves in a leotard

Debbie leaves a True Blue

Lynne leaves on horseback

Amy leaves her lists

Maggie leaves "lovely"

Susan 0.leaves confidently

Joan leaves cultured

Liz leaves totally wrecked (in VW)

Tia leaves her garden

Linda leaves with her hang-ups

Jan leaves tech-nically speaking

Diane H.leaves tanto mejor

Wendy leaves the library

Weezie leaves negatively

Sue F. leaves props

Diane F.leaves after 14 years

Lydia leaves loquaciously

Besty leaves a graffiti desk top

Marcia leaves with a millionaire

Janet leaves at the last minute

able enough body to leave (posthaste), do hereby beWe,the class of nineteen seventy, being ofsound enough mind and survived us and those who must survive until they too queath the following to our survivors — both those who have leave.

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Proctor Coxfflittee

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Student Council

Patti Smith, Secretary

Maggie Richardson, Preside

Tia Higano

Editor

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Jan Hampshire — Business

Debbie Root — Editor

Draxa Club Meg Tipper, President

,Drama Hoard

Liz Martinson, Chairman

_History of Drama

Co-chairmen: Karen Sadowsky Betsy Densmore

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MANUFACTURING CO.

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340 Main Street

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Worcester, Mass. 01608

563 Main Street Worcester

666 Lincoln Street Worcester

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