Princeton High School - Prince Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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L.. swiss 5 4 Q 1 After twelve years, the bond of a class is a strong one. Trying, striving, hurting, learning, making mistakes and learning more, smiling over squeezed-back tears, relaxing with friends, playing hard and winning hard, and most of all, growing up, together, makes a common tie within the diversities and the changes of such a large group of individuals. Perhaps all classes feel the same way about their own class, a special feeling of belonging and caring that especially peaks at senior year. Even the infamous Class of 1984 cannot be exempt from the camaraderie, the joie de vivre and the spirit that has been built by one to up to twelve years of togetherness. Even the generation of the dreaded 1984 can laugh and cry at the same time, trying to catch and store the memory of one slice of life, the remembrance ofa time that will never be again. The 1984 Prince is thus dedicated to the Class of 1984, in defiance to the vicious rumours that have always circulated about this year, and in a proud tribute to its spirit. To the Class of 1984: Here's to the past and to the future. Cheers. Mi 1 ,ff All sounds have been as 4- ,V music to my listening, ,I ' ' Pacific lamentation of slow , bells 1 The crunch of boots on blue 8 snow rosy-glistening, shuffle of autumn leaves, and all farewells. - Wilfred Olsen 1 1 l 19

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DEDICA TI ON zaxazvmfy fl ,, ----1 'fi if W ,,,,...,.--- Don't be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. - Richard Bach ' ' 'f v 5'f-4 8 I don't know why in the West 13 is considered an unlucky number, but in the East 2 is considered the unlucky number because it marks the first departure from l, unity. - Joe Frankel 18 if

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