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a et ae F ever—Let’s live for good Pat T—Thanks for abusing me the whole yearAAA-ReneeAAA. Ang—You're the bestes (rr Remember toy oes ill times—forget the bad—Thanks for always being there when | needed you.—Luv ken Mike and Mystery Man. I'm gonna i ove Jamie. Roz, Meem, thanks for being there all these years—esp- 4 Joe, ion. Ziggy, Bubba miss you. L IL E co 'd like to make a donat Liggy Jo. miss ya both, so stay in touchl Luv ya, Eve. P.S.—Opus wants to know if you ll never forget ya, luv ya all, Goober Spaz, King Fool, Buck Wheat, and Spanky—French Fries! It’s been fun and i will miss you when | go to college. Georgiann—You are a very close friend to me and | hope we will always be close. ' W! 2 you happiness forever. Mark. Good luck, luv ya. Love Steve. Krissy—If we hold on to our beautiful love ... | can proms és Ls became such ened feleude Georgiann, Sharon, Lauri—You are the three best girls to work with at Ponderosa. I'm i a ce, Spank, Goober. We've had a Love always Steve. Brig—What does Sally sell by the sea shore? Guess who?! Chubs, 2p ‘ll hoot for 30 in Ocean Cit } P 1 ts tell we will shoo ity great year—Mc-e-dees! Luv, Zigmund. Kris—How was the chocolate pie in Kiski? HY | will miss ya next year. Erin. Kurt, this year! Remember with Papa Strew and the Skimmer from the pool? That was funny! ! Kim Patti Krissy—Let’s go to you know I'll always love you, and you and | will never have an ending. | love you, sweetie a 6 hours 13. Saline enn Pitt and the bazaar. Where is Suzanne's schedule? A shirt next. Lisa. Roshelle, Seer me Fall down aupstess Clymer Drive, Rambo. Let's stay over. Lisa Tonya—To a great friend. Never forget 5 a —Thanks for being a great jately? | knew you 2 couldn't fight the feeling—when’s the D.W. Friends forever Darla. epee ast 4 yemee Hie eee friend over the years. Never forget all the wild times. Luv Darlal Kep—Thanks or Lael tall Nicki, Dark Stacen my life. I'll always be here for you and so will all my love forever. DMO April 16, 1989. mee Peel we beset Georgi, Kim, Eric, and Jodi—Thanks for being such good friends. | luv you all, Debbie. PeY : pe « fice ewes friends. Thanks for being there. Debbie. Billy—You've gotta get rid of that cologne! Good luc cin i — ay fe “ Michele—Thank God basketball is over—we actually won onel—Renee. Cuz—To the best cousin pe 5 1D 5 s Be to breakfast! Renee. Stacey—Thanx for saving my live—What would’ve | done without you? eit ) sing pee piel forget last summer—I know I never willl Luv ya, Renee. Kris—Thanx for helping me off the skili t, next time — t end! Renee. Fran—I love you whole bunches! Renee. John Bell—Are you still after Prunehead? Six cone odd—Do you want to see Ghostbusters again? | was a little indisposed then. Art. Laurie—Thank you for peels ou're really special. | love you! Rob. Joan—We've had a lot of good times this year and will continue to have more. You mean more to me than anyone and I'll love you always. Yours forever, Brian. Leigh—You're a friend I'll never forget. Thank you for introducing me to Tracey. | wish you § Mare the best—Love, Arnel. Rob, Dani, Leigh. Art—Remember all our IUP close person! -Arnel, Brian (2), Tom, Rob—KMart is the saving place—Arnel. Dave, Gene, Joe—| need a ride ho my best friend and my only girl. | love you and | will always be there for you Kimmy. Love Kurt. Larry Mestei member all the good times we had, the girls, the parties, and the girls. But let's make this summer the ulti ste Tote. Lisa—don't worry about Larry this summer, he’s in good hands—Tute. Darci—if you get me a hoagie I'll ae r the summer—luv Pa. Kristen—How far do drinks fly? Pull over now! There is a fine line between bug and || out your gas masks! Love Michelle Gene—you're not gonna believe this—she’s 2 years old! Don’t abuse Kr nore-—hey stupid—ML—DW—BF—FF—Love Michele. Deb and Rosz—Thanks for being best friends with m Yes, Deb I'm ringing your doorbell and Rosz, you and ace can laugh all you want! Love Michelle. Karin Gri “FINE! Luv ya, Kris. Gene—Physics (you STUPIDI), calculus parties, and cheez balls! Down boy! Thanx for eve Debbie and Michelle—You are the best friends anyone could ever hope for. As the song says, Thanks for the niemories. We certainly have enough of them! Love, Sharon. Eve and Mimi—You have been great friends. I'm going to miss vo » leave. Remember all the great times we had and don’t forget to write! Love, Sharon. John BeckyO Re ve went OTL and the car started d¢ mi hobad making that noisel John—good luck in your modeling career just when you make it big—Luy Grover. Becky—remember the fun times we had with GQ and thanks for ‘nL needed someone to talk to—Luy Grover. Dude |—This cheese popcorn is good; wasn’t it nice of Bet o us—Dude 2. Dude Look out here comes fag face—Awesome. Sheri—Congratulations on the new edition to (ie shank Family.—Grover GQ. Dawn—To a good friend who always listened when | had a problem thanks for all the advice— Janelle. Dawn Alabama 1. Patti—Remember when we babysat my brother sisters; we should do that MOre over. MP, RT, SK, BA, GP—Thanks for being therel—Trace. MLP—I never went outside and left one! What was | supposed to leave anyway? TLP. Renee, Denise—Dip doesn’t last forever! Take care—Trace. Fred the cops are at your doorl What, Don’t you like picklejuicel 7up passed out on the bed. To Captain Hook and Brownose—Don't cut too many throats. Thanks to the girls that rode the party train at Fred’s house—Party trainers. Joy—So you say she’s LARGE, eh? Eric, Hey Harry — Let $ partiel T-Bag. Tim—Do you want some lemon to go with my ... ? Eric. Aimee Cannoneering forever! See you at Pitt, maybe. Eric. Pat—My little p. l—Thanx for all your help—i still owe Per Love—MaryJo. Ba—To a really good friend. You've helped me alot! Never forget “the ” is on the prowl. Good luck in everything. Vic. Poax—We finally made it! Thanks for all the great times! I'll never forget all those wild dates. Your a special friend that I'll never forget. Vic. Til—To a close friend who means a lot to me. You deserve the best! Don't forget how you got the money for vacation. Vic. Cheryl—To the best friend anyone could ever want, thanks for sticking with me. Your a true friend! BFA Vic Squat. Darci—Our friendship is very special to me. We've been through so many ri i fornia aie a ier — all we've shared, our friendship will never die. Love, MaryJo. Angie—To a great rage Hrs ig a eased ait sepateig vf all the major talks and planning! What a waste of time.—Maybe. Love, fri id ey a ee 8 Ser ne quice: | Need to guff a bean now! Before | spin on my headil Lorie—To my best rend: remember Rutro Were in Real Rubble Now!—YBFA Lynda. SueK.—Down By the River where the Green Grass Grows!—Stay Cool § Good Luck—YFA Lynda. Michelle— % time “He” found out about our “Relationship”. Reeneiiar 3 re my “Bestest” buddy in the whole world. Never forget the : t she’ $ S ae had a lot of fun with you guys this year listening to “working ot your Daren seed Reston sina dependable Italian. Spider?—SC. Pl . the working of your harem and hearing about your good ole Mimi. King Fool Eve—Remember all the fun in marketing and who could forget Snyder the PATRONS
(b = L ad ' An old song says something about it being “time to face the final curtain.” Maybe that is what the years at Burrell are all about. We concentrate our minds for cramming ses- sions and classroom lectures; we free our minds for dress- up days and cafeteria talk-and-food sessions. These must point us in the direction of that final curtain on graduation day when we hope that we are prepared to smile at that mystery called the future. After a four-year-long perfor- mance, it is time to leave the stage, to remove the make-up, to turn off the dressing room light. Only the stagehands re- main to strike the set. As we leave the theatre for the last time, we think that it was a pretty good show after all. Wi
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