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511155 Mary Ann Michalman leaves her quiet ways to some noisy junior. Dave Liebler leaves for Robert Hall. Bill Parker leaves for a Checkmate . Page Ector leaves amidst echoes of Take Five . George Varriale leaves his curls to David Milavsky. Susie Bates leaves her laugh to Barbara James. Henry Hertzsch leaves growing taller. Pat Pearson leaves peddling to Savitt's. Pam Trombley leaves thumbing a ride out of the school parking lot. Ann Weichman leaves with math book in hand. Cindy Sutton leaves without saying a word. Eddie Bieber leaves his suede boots to Larry Sokol. Diane Freedman leaves in silence. Holly Coit leaves for the Farm Shop. Frank Karas leaves waiting for Mr. Derboghosian. Fred Liebler leaves to listen to Bob Dylan. Bob Lostimolo leaves wearing a different hat. Brian O'Neill leaves focusing the television camera. Pam Rothstein leaves her hair styles to Sue Bliss. Ron Punty leaves detention hall. Dave Metzger leaves as soon as the bell rings. Bob Goldberg leaves for Central Connecticut. Barb Swallow leaves to do a toothpaste commercial. Diane Dadiskos leaves telling everyone about the greatness of the Greeks. Cynthia Burnham leaves her long hair to Terry Porter. Judith DeSanto leaves with a car-full. David Moss leaves with his biology book. Kathy Griffin leaves running out of gas. Kathy Corrette leaves for Trinity. Bob Baver leaves for Republican Headquarters. George D'Aloia leaves with heavy weather. Paul Gilson leaves without saying a word in English. Dave Kjellquist leaves with Mr. Doe mispronouncing name. Nick Petrycki leaves solving all the math problems. Rita Weiner leaves the guidance office a total wreck. Bill Yoreo leaves losing good morning games. Ann Davis leaves her brains to Debbie Glassman. Rich Maglieri leaves following Cynthia. Barb Lind leaves following her sisters. Kathy Hopkins leaves trying to spell Quasnitschka . Ray Gozzo leaves to make a pizza--with everything on it. his Will Tim Gilmore leaves being called Tom. Ann Corrigan leaves early to deliver the papers. Sue Crocker leaves for Glastonbury. Pat Carey leaves doing something right. Debbie Bruno leaves searching for a' B.A. degree Peggi Brimley leaves acid all over the floor. Dave Benware gladly leaves. Rich Castellani leaves his brother behind. Sheila Goldfarb leaves taking gym. Pete Marandino leaves for the Bloomfield Market. Phil Sher leaves for Clark University. Luz Helena Velasquez leaves as ugringo . . Dave Ryan leaves blushing. Richard Pelkey leaves in a hurry. Mike Mucha leaves as soon as possible. Tom Gilmore leaves with the Allusions . Brian Colton leaves on his Honda 50. Marc Siegel leaves his magazines to Hugh Heffner. Steve Parmalee and Charlie Allen leave being prep Alan Turner leaves wearing his letter sweater. Nancy Robinson and joe Fagione leave together. Gail Miller leaves being Miss Yankee Flyer. Paul LaPenta leaves reading H earl of Darknerf. Kathy Graziano leaves with a pixie . Eileen Dullea leaves her basketball ability to Sara Lyle Dale Cicero leaves his drawings to Wendy Ector. April Carter leaves in a grannie gown. Leslie Monson leaves her typewriter to anyone who will clean it. Doug Powers leaves the physics lab reluctantly. Laurel DiMeo leaves still forgetting her absence excuses Tom Moran leaves limping. Pat McGuigan leaves making room for her sister. Gail Larensen leaves for Connecticut General. Tony Maselli leaves for New York. joan Morris leaves to balance equations. Dolores johnson leaves mellow . Chmnmie Gunn leaves with a new head of hair. Francis Maloy leaves with a new hair style. Dolores Yacobucci leaves speeding. Nancy Larensen leaves in her Corvette. Dave Cohen leaves Mr. Birch regretfully. john Burbulis leaves his absence excuse in the car. Art Adoff leaves math class confused.
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Pauline Canny leaves still wondering what 'soul means. Margie DiMeo leaves writing letters. Ed Furstein leaves for the Seven Seas. Dave Greenberg leaves with a baseball bat. Linda Hunt leaves with a bottle of Real Lemon Juice. Steve Tager leaves for a deserted island. Don Beman leaves woefully. Trudy Carter leaves being absent at least once a week. Lynn Cody and Nancy Walker leave with Roy Rodgers. Ed Gardner leaves his slide rule. Dave Grzybowski leaves Mrs. Rotman after two years of Luckman. Jeff Curtin leaves saying Hi ya baby . Henry Anderson leaves still loving all the girls. Greg Claffey leaves to go to the barber shop. Richard Johansen leaves to start working. Keith Salmonsen leaves still thinking about Club Serenade. Rose Salvatore leaves with memories of Period D Home- making Class. Carol Smith leaves to babysit for her nephew. Diane Butcher leaves for the Navy. Joe Patti leaves to make another movie. Tom Malone leaves flirting. Cheryl John bequeaths her ability to have boy problems to a lucky junior girl. Ed Laramie leaves the shop sadly. John Rodgers leaves culturing algae. Steve Melnick leaves laughing hilariously. Donna Dumas leaves the Looking Glass behind her. Bob Theodore leaves as fast as he can. Sandy Weaver-Bey leaves her language ability to Priscila Kania. Bill Vogel leaves saying absolutely nothing . Carl Guarco leaves his basketball ability to Spanky. Libby Schweibish leaves being marked absent every day. Michele Hayes leaves her cackle to her sister Andi. Gayle Beck leaves to start housekeeping. Paula Gripes leaves the school in stitches Cookie Howard leaves cheering for Marshall. Barry Katz leaves trying to fix someone up for the Phi Beta convention. D. L. Kenney leaves her judo holds to any freshman who needs them. Dave Kershaw leaves following others to Robert Hall. Dave Kruh leaves carrying books to 109. Diane McMillan leaves competing with Carl Sandburg. Wesley Mitchell leaves to take Spanish lessons. 102 Steve Phillips leaves yelling A Bey . Angela Piccone leaves for a secretarial school. Eric Quasnitschka leaves borrowing food. Bill Tummillo leaves with special preference towards Northwest Catholic. Phil Wasilausky leaves smiling. Bob Walder leaves for the tennis courts. Greg Tinsley leaves happily. Lee Michaelson leaves political science talkatively. Claire Nordstrom leaves hoping to go to Europe this sum- mer Judy Cosker leaves the flame ever burning. Alan Glassman leaves yearning for more political science debates. Dave Katz leaves wishing he had attended more often. Barb Bercowetz leaves the reputation of COPACO to Donald. Debby Evans leaves with long hair. Marilyn Galas leaves in a Volkswagen. Rob Kent leaves with the silken tones of his trumpet. Sheila Grobard leaves with her college board scores. Jeff Goldin leaves for an Ulps party. Jeff Wassell leaves with empty oxygen tanks. Charlie Chrystal leaves sneezing. Rick Churchill leaves with his nine iron. Lorraine Bowers leaves still wanting to play basketball in period A gym class. Ted Turansky leaves making BHS bookmarks. Betsey Kahn leaves learning how to boil water. Avrohm Melnick leaves counting arm bands. Jim Oliver leaves his piece of pineapple pie in the 125 wastebasket. Duane Cicero leaves his shooting to Boo. Frank Rubino leaves trying to chemically analyze a mint julip. Mary Leete leave trying to look shorter. Ricky Hoff leaves to have his hair cut. Dorothy Kucia leaves talking. Eileen Goodman leaves looking for bigger and better things. Anne DiFabio leaves driving her classy T-bird. Mary Lou Bednarczck leaves looking for a blue Model A. Ellen Viscone leaves the key to her chemistry locker at home. Tom Allen leaves singing at his locker. Marshall Pittman leaves as Player of the Week. Barbara Venora leaves late. Nancy Smith leaves to be a D.J. on WPOP.
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