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

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Gail Ellen Wollm an Early Childhood Education Life is not just a bowl of cherries And D, thanks. Donna Marie Te trea ult History and Social Science with Secondary Education Why be content with an olive, when you could have the tree? Why be content with yourself as you are, when there's nothing you couldn't be? -Kismet 92 Debra Ann DeGenna1'0 Mathematics with Business Administration Friendship need never be testedg It is just there, unquestioned Like the sky, the air Sometimes wordless, even unheeded, But there when needed. -Betty lsler

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Stanley John Orzech Jr. English with Secondary Education In education we are striving not to teach youth to make a living, but to make a life. -William Allen White New Pamela M. Noon English Down to Gehenna or up to the Throne He travels the fastest who travels alone. -Rudyard Kipling Ns VX' . K X David Jay H enrey Mathematics with Philosophy Living is easy with eyes closed. -Paul McCartney

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