La Jolla Country Day School - L Esprit Yearbook (La Jolla, CA)

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N I 1 f V I lr, I I ,I I I ' f '. ...: ff ifv p ,1.., !.,.. , I ' I I ' a AA,1 ' I 3 m -: A 13,5 I . K If I I ' 1, I g -' s T' if , W -- ',,,, 'T' s 4 1,, in if A ' '- fn H? I One of the things Ford Prefect had always found hardest to understand about humans was their hablt of continuously stating and re- peating the very, very obvious, as in'It's a nlce day' or 'You're very tall' or 'Oh dear, you seem to have fallen down a thirty-foot wellg are you all right? . . .' The great ships hung motionless In the sky over every nation on earth. Motionless they hung, huge, heavy, steady In the sky, a blas- phemy agalnst nature . . , The shlps hung in the sky in much the same way that brlcks don't. Thank you Mom and Dad. I know It's been a pain, but I'd like to think It was worth both. Carl- OK! OK! You're funny! Don't bug me anymore about lt! Make it far out, solid and right on! Awrightl Qno smlllng pleasej Steve - How can you sum up 15 years of friendship in a sentence or two? Here's to at least 15 more. There's no way we can possibly ever lose touch, so I won't bother saylng It. I love you. Sheldon - GNARLEY GOVINDAI Here's to all the things we've done Qpartles, fencing, etc . . .J Thank you for this new mentality. Here's to Roberto's at 3 a.m. Keep It up. Relax, I love you fool Jah rasfafarl! Tami- Hitting you at 6th grade camp wasn't exactly the way our friendship should have begun, but as long as you don't remember It . . . You mean so much to me that I'm not even going to try to put it in words. You should know how I feel by now. Keep laughing. I love It! Maybe we'lI get married! Kim - Meow! Next time you're in the desert, look out for the cactus. Please always keep me in mind somewhere. BELCH Qixcuse me while I fall down in the parking lot., Carol- Look out for the green silkl You never know who wlll be lnslde of it! David M - I don't want to work, I want to bang on the drum all day. I think you'II agree when I say that, wlthout muslc, Ilfe would be a mistake. Keep it up, and good luck wlth It all. Don't do too much plzzo and I won't eat too much math. How's llfe on the opposite page? Various thanks-Tami, don't think l'm too good for you. The price of the school makes no difference. Samantha, you taught me a lot, believe It or not, I love you. Rob and Bill, Leo Feuder, Jim Marshall, Ed V.H., all my teachers, Ron Woskow, Mlke E'assaro and the Dipperl 78 Good luck to the class of 1986. See you all at the re- unlon. The next four years could turn out to be most interesting. I might even learn something, rlght, Dad? Later daze, CD!

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Mom and Dad: Thank you tor your unwa- verlng support and advlce. I love you. Carrl, Jennie, and Chrls: You are the best slbllngs a guy could have. VA, KB, TB, CC, JC, DD, LD, TD, GP, KP, BR, KR, DO, and ZV: My best trlends In the world. I am Iooklng torward to Inter college vlslts. Blll, Jack, and Tad - my best buddies. Too many memorable oc- caslons to try to llst them all. Klt. To remember: 9th Grade Mexico trip: Exeter: Harkness Table: Japan: Nos Ben- tamos: Alt Polnt: Walklng 502: Are there any casualtles? : Margarita VII- lage: How do you say 'pltcher' ln Span- lsh? : Team Helmagoogle: D.S.B.: John- ny Quest: - Nlght: Naval Encounter 1985: The East and West Coast College trlps: Talking wlth trlends. Knowledge is good - E. Faber

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' x. 'e X . i Q - -i,. 1 ON ILLEGITIMI CARBORUNDUM - words to re by 'ords alone cannot convey the teellngs I ave. Only the people and the memorles :ln . . . but I can try. To the Class ot 1986: bu're the best group ot people ever as- ambled. l'm so glad I got to know so many I you as well as I dld. Ramble on . . . l've got to find the queen ot ll my dreams. .Lad Innnnlln Klm, Tami, Carol- You guys are great. I wlsh we could have been closer longer. Sheldon I Johnny C. - Never let sanlty take over. Shel- don, your partles ARE the best. Mom, Dad, Jon - Thanks tor everythlng. fl ca't begln to remember., I love you, everyone who has been a trlend Qlnc. above, - I can't express my appreclatlon enough. I know l've forgotten to mentlon some ot you above, but It's so late at nlght betore the deadllne. l'm sorry. Mr. Heldman - You opened up a new world tor me, a world In whlch I escaped too many tlmes and wlll al- ways do so. Thanks tor the most Important Insplratlon I ever recelved and tor your constant trlendshlp. ,f x A I sg Things fo remember: Frlends, partles, Sheldon's party, etc. Drlvlng up Mt. Sole- dad In tog at nlght wlth no Ilghts wlth Gamby. Zlon talks at nlght wlth the not- just-hlgh school trlend. Dlslocatlng J's thumb when he punched me In the stomach fl dldn't say your name so you can't get madj. Conversations wlth Brett that I dldn't know were belng taped untll mornlng. Hearlng the taped conversations. Week ot All My Sons at school from ':30-1:30 a.m. llvlng In the senlor lounge. PROM '85. What statlon are you Ilstenlng to?-l'm tlne. l'm just trylng to put thls tlssue In my pocket. The mornlng at the Cove, CLASI-IERS, Z4 days at Stanford. All the songs and re- cordlngs. Partles wlth Adam, corrup- tlon, bands, old Irlends, SO MUCH MORE . . . Justin, Matt, Robert, David H. - Friends slnce 4th grade, means a lot. Thanks tor all the support and the long- est trlendshlps l've had. Eric - False Prlde wlll never dle. We have the tapes. Now on to better. I have a lot ot respect tor you both as a trlend and as a gultarlst. 79