Eastern Connecticut State University - Sustinet Yearbook (Willimantic, CT)

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BRENDA HORANZY, B.S Early Childhood Education One learns to live, not by hearing of . other lives, but by living, for Words are infinitely less important than acts. I A.S. Neill 5 PATRICIA ANN HALL, B.A. Applied Social Relations Growth is: doing things you've never done before, sometimes things you once didn't even dream you could. SANDRA K. WALSH, B.S. Early Childhood Education I expect to pass through this world but once, any good that I can do let me not deter or neglect it for I shall not pass this Way again. ,' J W.. 1, xggn, WZ: , fs, 3, 1' s L V , V 1 A if ,aw K 4-VL' 'cfm' V ' ,.,gx- I A rm, 1. , . 1 M

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SANDRA LEE MACHOWSKI B.S JIM MASSO, B.A. English Time it was, and what a time it was . .. A time of innocenceg A t' f f'd Early Childhood Education ' ' me 0 -com ence Life is what you make of it. DONNA LESLIE VARGA, B.S. Early Childhood Education A day is wasted Without laughter Long ago it must be Perserve your memoriesg That's all that's left you. VIOLA GANATSIOU, B.S. Elementary Education We should endeavor to do some- thing so that we may say that We have not lived in vain, that we may leave some impress of ourselves on the sands of time Napoleon Bonaparte , ,E 4112-. .ZW 4

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LORI CONTI, B.S. Elementary Education a It didn't seem to make much sense. Thinking about the dent I'd made in the world to date Was I too late, you say Should I create today, or let it be. Q MARY KORDIS, B.S. Early Childhood Education . I am living for today, remembering yesterday, HENRY CHIPMAN BOOTH JR-, B-A and looking forward to tomorrow. EI1ViI'0I1IH6I1'C3l Earth 31591106 Mother nature made it green Prettiest place you've seen. People don't know what they need Open your window What do you see? Do you remember How it used to be? Stephen Stills