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Reta te Vnage S aie n er er Pa ae age tsM* weoeenS.t *s ean A eee epeton ity SSs eniat h ateencestainn wsees ~ — ae te eC en ia Bietoelr, an aoPda Pt . ee ote a BPS = ee hi» e Ve One Ee arene Ce ene er a ee 6 pa se oe STE % ra Mea Nae pe ee On a mia ee ae MS a ee P8 eee eeS ele ToaS t eeeS = ee y - a te Se Se SSL Soe ee fe = * - ~ - 2 Se, ah RORN ee oer cand pil» Sut a >. ¥ er 7 “ . 2 “a? 2 2 le a a P. aar =: > " , : é 5 bgy ; at era!e pe Poh nes , 4a a ° 2 5 . * . Psa “ Spee Ki ALE! iDIONICO}2 s ~~ GE Vaal oyu le f2xem abate (Xena Br-Lusamerel avele)| 1995 Yearbook, Volume 10 , KALEIDOSCOPE ; We, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Ninety-Five, would like to dedicate this YEARBOOK to all of the teachers, who over the past four years, have cared enough to dedicate their time to us before, during and after school, to help us achieve our goals. As Cambridge Rindge and Latin’s graduating class we would like to thank all of you. 459 Broadway, Cambridge, MA 02138 The Meaning of Success That person is a success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much: who has gained the respect of intelligent people and the love of children: who has filled his niche and accomplished his task: who leaves the world better than he found it whether by a perfect poem or a rescued soul: who never lacked appreciation of earth’s beauty or failed to express it: who looked for the best in others and gave the best he had. — Robert Louis Stevenson Table of Contents Houses / Programs Junior Class Trip Junior Prom Clubs Sports Mr. Sarasin’s Message Road to Success Senior Portraits A Message to the Seniors 112 Current Events 113 Administration 114 Staff & Faculty 115 Baby Pictures 118 Yearbook Staff 126 Sponsor's Page 127, Advertising 128 Class of 1995 147 Index 148 The Class of 1995 would like to dedicate our page to Mr. Clarence Gaynor for all of his support and tireless effort. Although he wasn’t able . to see us through our final year, he was with us in spirit. We love you, Mr. Gaynor, get well fast. — House A Class of 1995 = Jennifer Souza Caught on our way out. uke riurrsttyy | j Stephanie Brooks -Mervet Taha Trying to be intellectual. Don’t worry be happy! Kate Burlingham What's so funny? Jobany Negron Tsigie White Naillil and Marcos Don’t worry I’m thinking. . . I'm Quiet for one; there’s always a first time He’s so CUTE! thinking! for everything. Ahsaki Hardy I'm getting my grub on this day! ion Lem-Lem Said Gotta beat that SAT deadline. ouse A TTT WTS NOS Ayadk Ra