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^ Sit 1 JT* 1 Digitized by the Internet Archive 2017 with funding from in Boston Public Library https://archive.org/details/echo2001holb NEW GROUND BREAKING 2001 sports 61 clubs 75 advertisements...86 3 NEW BREAKING GROUND 2001 ^ Our Theme Breaking W'henwechose New Ground “breakingnew in 2001 ground” as our theme, itwas based on our entranceintothe new millennium— Holbrook High theyear2001.As theyearpro- still looks gressed,changesin peaceful our school, amidst the communin’ and changes over countryredefined the summer. and broadened our theme to encompass them all. New Square Holbrook’s New Look (Changes are slowly beingmade herein Holbrook. First, Dunkin Donuts moved to a nicer, easier-to- access location on Holbrook Union Street. Demoli- Square under- tion began and soon went major the corners ofSouth Franklin and Union demolition streets were bare. during the Businessesclosedor relocated to accomodate beginning Walgreens.These stages of changes “broke new renovation. ground” to improve the vitaliU’ ofour small town. 4 k: S' V' Andrew Card Holbrook in the News 1 GeorgeW. Bush and in the waselected Whitehouse presidentthisyear f afteralong, tumultuous and controversial Former i election.President Holbrook High Bush brought k'-': School stu- r,' with him a dents Andrew d Holbrooknative, AndrewCard. Card and wife AndrewCardwas Kathi Br}^an- || appointedChief Card, class of 1'. ofStaff,“breaking 1965, at a newground” by f putting Holbrook reception in in the news. his honor. THEWHITE HOUSE repr“eAsenndtyatiisvea ffionrethe WASHINGTON A letter from American people. His the Februar)'7,2001 honest}-, perspective Chief of Staff andcompassionhelp make him the excep- We looked to Mr. tional leader he is. My DearFellowBulldogs, Card as we thought friendship with him Asthesongsays,'TmfromHolbrookand1couldn’tbeanyprouder!” Over35yearsago,I about how and his wife Kathi gYreatd1uasttielldhforlodmmHyolmbermoookneHsigohfSbcehionogl.anTHhHeSopBpuolrltduongitaiemsosnienctehethbeensth.avTeebaceheenrtsrleimkeenoduorusC.lass Holbrook graduates means a lot to me. .^dv^so^JohnSpillane.PrincipalBillBuckley,andCoachJackWalshaswellasclassmateslike continue to break Kathi and Andy have Bvaarlbuaerda,frAiennddrse.a.MoGsatyloef,aTlli,ny1.apKperne,ciBaotbe,thJaatckonaendclAassshmlaetye,(tKoamthein.tiwohnoabfeecwa)mreemmayinwidfoesoefa3n3d new ground in the both achieved years. world. After a few meaningful postionsin RememberingthattheClassof1965mottowas”WeareNotBomforOurselves.”remindsme phone calls to and their lives. The thatthevalues1bringtoanyjob-includingmycurrentpositionasChiefofStaffto from the White PresidentGeoraeW.Bush-werenurturedwaybackthen.MyexperiencesatHHS.combined combination ofthese withastrongfamilyandsupportivefriendshaveshownmethatwhenpeoplecareabouteach House, we received two personalities is ostthreorngthfeouwnadyatifoolnksofdoediuncaHtoilobnraonodkctihveirceriessnpoonlsiimbiitlittoywthhaattmwyepcaarnendtos.aInadmHHgrSateifnustlilfloerdtihneme. a much anticipated unstoppable. Kathi and IfeelIamoneofmanyfromHHSwhovaluewhatHolbrookgavetous,andwhohopeto response fromthe Andyhaveonlybegun encourageotherstodreambig,alwaysknowing,"wearenotbomforourselves." new White House to make histoiy.” Sincereh., ^ ChiefofStaff. It was worth the AndreaCosindas wait. AjMrewH.CaAfJr. ChiefofStafftoThePresident f 5 S Message uperintendent's Although much was made over the arrival ofthe year 2000, it is really 2001 that marks the dawn ofthe third millennium. Thus, by definidon, the class of2001 is the “millennium” class—a claim no othergroup ofstudents can make for another thousand years! The arrival ofa new millennum brings with it unlimited possibilides and a sense ofwonder for thatwhich is yet to come. So too, every member ofthis graduadngclass brings his or her own lifedme ofunlimited possiblides — a sense of wonder, andcipadon, and excitement — upon leaving high school to enter adulthood. As the world moves into this new millennium, one thing is certain; change is inevi- table, for it is the nature ofhuman existence. Thus, the millennium class will be “breaking newground” as it takes its place in our socieU' and world. The world of tomorrowwill become whateveryou make it! So then, to each ofyou my ven' best washes for much success and happiness as you live your life to its greatest potendal and make your mark on the histon,"ofthe w'orld. Mayyou alw’ays take wisdom, strength and confidence from the loving nurture that has been provided you byyour families, and the excellent academic preparadon provided by your caring and dedi- cated teachers. Mygreatestwish is thatyou will alw'ays live honorable lives that condnue to bring pride to your families, your friends, your community and especially to yourselves. Dr. Malcolm Patterson, Superintendent ofSchools Message Principal's The members ofthe class of2001 are the firstgraduates whose senior year encom- passes the new millennium. Your senior year does not bridge two centuries. Instead it stands clearly in the 21st centuty. In your final days ofhigh school you will ask friends and staffmembers to write a message in the 2001 yearbook—your book ofmemories. In the years ahead as graduation season arrives, you will open this book. You w^ill relive memories, remember friends, and recall teachers and staffmembers who made a difference in yourlife. You may describe to a child high school life at the mrn ofthe cenmry'. Nostalgia, however, is not the purpose ofeducadon. Preparadon is, and every' day gives us a new oppormnity. Add accomplishments to your memories each day. Keep old friends and make new ones. Visit us when you can. Each dme you open this book, letit echo the experiences thatled you to graduadon. Letit remind you ofthe newground you have broken in your life since your days here as a member ofthe Class of2001. \X'e are a small school. I wiU remember each one ofy'ou. I wish each one ofy'ou good luck and much happiness in yourlife. Congratuladons. Mary DelSignore, Principal 6 People f Row One: Mr. Anthony Baxter, Assistant Principal Ms. Francesca Acaro, Couselor Mrs. Donna MacDermott, Counse- lor Row Two: Mrs. Ellen Walsh, Counselor Ms. Leslie Prescott, Art Mr. ]ohn Boyce, Business Row Three: Ms. Martbcth Moriartt', Business Mrs. Dianne Muller, Business Mrs. Kristi Bach, English