12 9 CcJJiuY*Jl«fiz> i Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2012 with funding from Federally funded with LSTA funds through the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners http://archive.org/details/carverhighschool19935unse ^ Carver School !Hiq[h South CDeadow ^Road Carver, CDA I 866-4556 (508) School ^Population: Approx. 850 Senior Class: Approx, 102 TV I I komai Long RoCtor PcMiduto' Dm Da&f Bwwttd £utmm "You maygive your children your love but not your thoughts, For they have their own thoughts. You may house their bodies but not their souls, For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow." Thank you for giving us the ability to create our own to- morrows. Thank you for the love and understanding you gave usyesterday. Thankyoufor the loveyou willgive us todayand tomorrow. You have helped us complete the first of the many stagesoflife.Youasparents/guardianshavegivenusthewings andselfassuranceweneedtogooutinto theworldandsucceed. More than that you have let us see the world through our own eyes and let us draw our own conclusions. Itprobably was not alwayseasy to letusmakeourown decisions, butthatispartof growingup,for both thechildand theparent.Byallowingusto form our own opinions and make our own decisions, you have given us the key to tomorrow. Thank you -luvxjrx^r- J\W y\y\u^r 1>\ <Z A taamtm ! Theclass of1993 is thefirstclass togo through CarverHighSchool entirely, andalso tl from thePlymouth/CarverRegionalprogram. ThisyearwewouldliketorecognizeMr.Erwin Washburnasoneof thedrivingforces behind thedevelopmentofCarverHighSchool.In 1985,Mr. Washburnpushed thetown to build their own high school and achieved itwhen the town brokeground in the winter of 1986. About two years later Carver students began school atPlymouth South, and then after many years ofwaiting, Carver opened its own _ high school inJanuary, 1988. Since 1988, Mr. Washburn has seen tremendous spirit within the school, by its students. The school was dedicated to Erwin Washburn in honor ofhis contributions to Carver and its students. - Faculty and Administration. 3JQTHECLASSOF 19 MOUR GRADUATIOM MARKS THE SIXTHAN NIVERSARYOFCARUf HIGHSCHOOL.DURING THIS TIME COLLECTIVELYAND INDIVIDUALLY YOU HAVE CONTINUED TO SUCCEED IN ALL AREAS OF SCHOOL LIFE. YOUHAVEACHIEVED BOTHINTHE CLASSROOMANDINEXTRACUR- RICULAR ENDEAVORS. YOUHAVE GROWNIN- TELLECTUALLYANDSOCIALLY. YOUHAVEAC- CEPTEDYOURRESPONSWILLTYWITHPURPOSE DEDH ION. THE RICH TRADITIONS THEBENCHMARK OFCAR ft", L HAVE BEEN STRENGTHEN THROUGH ''COMMITMENT TO EXC LENCE." T [CL'.ASS OF 1993 HAS PROVID WORTHY cORFUTURESTUDENTS. MAY YO> UTURE BE CHARACTERIZED THE EXCE CE YOU HAVE ACHIEVED CARVERHH SCHOOL. OMASM. LONG,PRINCIPAL 12/10/92 To the Class of1993, You are the first graduating class to have spent six years as Carver HighSchoolstudents. Becauseyou are thefirst, watchingyougrowfrom the seventh grade through your senior year has been a very special experiencefor me. You are also the lastclass tograduatefrom Carverasstudentswithin thePlymouth/CarverRegionalSchoolDistrict. Yourclasswas thereatthe beginning.RememberPlymouthSouth? Youhadjustlearnedtofindalltherooms,andthenitwastimetomove toourownschoolinCarver.Openingtwobrandnewschoolsinoneyearis probablyan experienceshared byfew. Remember,you helpeddecide thatwe would be the Crusaders(andnot the Cobrasor the Cougars)? You were there when thefirstsports teams took thefield. You saw the firstvictories.1 No other class can claim to have such a rich history or to have helped shapeschool traditionsanymore than your class. What,Iamsure,seemedimpossiblesixyearsagoisnowdone. Youhave graduated from high school. Congratulations, and thanks for the mem- ories! '-.;-.-. '.:-:•:z::.s LindaCaron F'u'.kC:.;-v:;.: SpecialSeeds Camp.Lab.Aide ""^ * »v i > ^*4 ii CarolDmns .-:•::;•:l.:-:r-.:r: BrKr.UGs.'." "When I was young, my teach- ers were old and they told me of the past. Sow I am old and my teachers are young and they tell me of the future." z:-r:.:.r.z—.z-'-- Matk SusanHitler I.:.--:.: h.-:-.-- DavidHosford SocialStudies :-.z:/:-:z -.-:•