Aptos High School - Sandscript Yearbook (Aptos, CA)

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-seems 'AT - gf' f, e vi I on 'in mb lv-'H-uf E ,-1 BRAD BALASIE JILL BALDWIN DAN BARSTAD ANDREA BAUER I'll never forget to forget my senior sur- I'll never forget learning the quadratic I'll always remember Mr. Cal1's U.S. I'll remember my sister. vey. formula in Mrs. Mitchell's math class. History class, and the foxy girl across the room. iw' 'UNEP -s.. , 'efy I ryy,srysJ CYNTHIA BAUER CHRIS BEGGID I'll remember the interesting people, I'll remember Varsity cheerleaders, Sally Skirvin, always falling up or writing a five page essay on the wrong down the stairs and cutting class. topic. , AX' xx CHRIS BEGLEY SHAWN BENJAMIN I'll remember friends and volleyball. I'l1 remember the cold class rooms. WORD OF ADVICE TO LOWER CLASSMEN: GARY BOWEN Put all your time and energy into what ever you do best, as long as it's legal. NICK ANDERSON Don't act so neat, cuz you're not. RICHARD ALBRECHT Don't worry about the future. It's coming, it's here and there's nothing you can do to stop it. ANDREW MILLER Only the fool finds security in ignomace. SCOTT THOMASEN Wear dark glasses so the girls can't tell where you're looking. IAN GORDON Watch out for Sam, and don't get to close to Crab Louie. MARTIN GILL Stay away from DeSalzar, and don't let Warmer con you out of your lunch. SCOTT LISEA Don't leave clothes in the boys locker room, cuz Warmer loves hand-me-downs. MARIA EDER Complain about the attendance policy. Seniors-3 5

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.-e'g-exe: fr --efsefrm. 1, ,Q . - l , , . ,. . 1 sf 7 2 A it Y L Q..-V -- X we it 1- I 3 s . A 4 M1 . A A si AMY BIERMAN BRET BIVINS I'll remember the fun of my junior I'll never forget the football seasons year, Mr. O'Brien, and having Brent and Nick calling me Biivvv. Pierce and Scott Lisea sing to me. Vg lf' ' ,, fi-ow' PATTY BLOOM ERIC BOLER Ill remember Gerome! I dont think Ill never forget breaking Kevin Pe e- I'll forget tripping in a mud puddle in montes collar bone. front of the football team. GARY BOWEN MONICA BRAUTOVICH TAMMY BRAZELTON KELLI BRONNER I'll remember seeing friends, listening I'll remember the segregation, and I'll remember all the nice people that I'll remember growing up, not having to music on upper patio and being em- walking into the wrong class as a sen- helped me through school. to work full time, friends, and falling barrassed to be seen eating a school ior. down the stairs the first day of my lunch. freshmen year. 9 Steve Brown swears by oxy 10 36-Seniors