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MARK TOMARCHIO When you laugh the world will laugh with you, but when you cry you cry alone. So laugh! LARRY DIGEORGE There arc two things to aim at in life; first to get what you want; and, after that to enjoy it. SUE LABARRE Let your eyes look straight ahead. And your glance be directly for- ward. MELODIE ANN OGDEN A good woman inspires a man; a brilliant woman interests him; a beautiful woman fascinates him; and a sympathetic woman gets him. DAVE NILES Attitude makes up for many shortcomings. MARTHA CARSWELL Do not put me down .. . nor make me feel unhappy about me, lam I, and I like being what I am, Me! DEAN GORDON BISHA Do unto others as they do unto you. LORRAINE J. MARCHETTI Success can be shared in the midst of friends, but the truth of suc- cess is the mere accomplishments of your own. I, C. Bish declare that anyone who can cope with long hair can have mine! I, P. Gosson leave everything behind me. I. S. Chaires leave this school to trustworthy people like myself. I. B. Schuster leave A1 Crawford the number one spot on the tennis team, to Art and Doug another league championship, to Barb someone else to pick on her during the day. I, B. Holdrodge leave my little sister, Mary Ann Mr. Kilpatrick’s Co-Ed gym class and as much fun as I had. I, S. Cesario leave my brother JO-JO the lemans sport. I, E. Galavotti leave to Mr. and Mrs. Busch my teeth, Mrs. Peterson my notebook and to the fu- ture seniors the fun I had monitoring the halls. I, B. Relyea leave to Mrs. Perretta all of my vast knowledge in American Literature. I, D. Downer leave to the student body the right to have as much fun in high school as I did, “Good Luck’’. I, J. Borgognoni leave to any dum- my the ability to run into the goalpost during the baseball season. I. 8
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ANN TERESE RANIERE Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they too have their story. DIANE COKUS If you compare yourself with others; you will become vain and bitter; for always there will be greater and lesser persons than yourself. TIMOTHY PAUL PROSSER No one knows what he can do till he tries. VICTOR JAMES MARCHETTI Who can ask more of a man than giving all within his span? Giving all, seems to me, is not so far from victory. MARIE CHRISTINA SGROI Friendship is one mind in two bodies. SALVATORE E. STAGNITTI As we hold the rest of mankind, enemies in war, in peace, friends. CHRISTINE E. MENGUCCI The most important thing in life to do, is to do something that will outlast it! MARK CHRISTOPHER WHALEY A day of worry is more exhaust- ing than a week of work which isn’t usually worth it. B. Hart leave this school in glory and hope that my brother Ted, and sisters Maria, Lisa and Elsa, raise cain and learn more than I did. I, C. Finocchiaro leave Mr. Rouse and Mr. Sanderson more Finocchiaro’s! To Brian, Garret, and Jeanie I leave all the terrific teachers at C.H.S. I, F. Meyers leave V.A. a new battery and to Mark F. all my old and empty B.V. bottles. I, C. Yolton leave to my best friend Gus ... and to Ruth and Melissa their brother and all his heartaches. I, D. Stagnitti leave Mark Marrow' and LJ. my drinking place, to my brother lots a luck because he needs it. I, B. Hadyk leave to anyone the idea that after you graduate it’s up to you how you make yourself known and the joy you get out of life. I, L. Mulford leave my sister, Paula to find happiness in life’s struggles. To Mr. Wilbur, I leave the thought that knowing him has made me a better person. To Sue, I leave our friend- ship always. I, J. Cavallo leave to my friend, Joe Ccsario the right to 9
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