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LEN PRZYBYLSKI . . . sports, read- ing, N.N., eating, having a good time . . . school lunch, losing, rainy days . . . I hate the man who builds his name on ruins of another's fame.,'. . . col- lege J UDITH QUINN . . . L.N., thorough- breds, J aquars, Joni Mitchell, Cape Cod . . . being wrong, society, people who stare, thoughtless arguements . . . A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere, before him I may think aloud. . . . college PATRICE QUINN . . . Mickie, food, parties, basketball games . . . people who always think they're right, no spirit . . . Each age is a dream that is dying or one that is coming to birth. . . .working, college, marriage TIMOTHY RAMSEY . . . Miller, cars, winter . . .fruits, retreads, O.V. . . Nothing beats a try like a failure. MICHAEL RANDALL . . . rock 'n roll, good food . . . unemployment, jail . . . When going through life, be yourself and don't become others. . . . live, work, travel PATRICIA RANKIN . . . Waterskiing, snowskiing, sailing . . . stuck-up people, rainy days . . . How foolish to imitate, how useless to pretend, since each of us comes from a mind whose ideas never end. . . . Powelson STEVEN RATHBUN . . . fish, gar- dening, bowling, fixing things . . . work, put downs, rainy days, mon- days, large groups . . . No act of kind- ness, no matter how small, is ever wasted. . . . Morrisville, computer science TIMOTHY REED . . . science fiction, Boston, heavy metal, Iceland, frisbees . . .television, politics, large dogs . . . For the snark was a boojum, you see.', . . . masters in physics FAYE RICHARDS . . .basketball, track, English . . . math, cleaning up, babysitting . . .big time executive OO Oo CYNTHIA ROBINSON . . . food . . . stuck-up people . . .home economics PENNY ROBINSON . . . friendly people, walking in the snow, having fun, music . . . stuck-up people . . . Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today. . . . Navy, house- wife MICHAEL SAMOLIS . . .hockey, partying, concerts . . . U.S. Marines CHRISTINE SCANNELL . . .people, good friends, food, sleeping until noon, snow . . . crowds, giggles, rainy days . . . To dream of the person you want to be is to improve the person you aref' . . . college PATRICIA SCHOONMAKER . . . M.R., ice cream, skiing, art . . . buses, empty wallets, Erie Room . . . to live happily ever after in whatever I do PATRICIA SCULLEY . . . good times, smiles, puppies, laughing, good people, summer nights . . .hearses, Corcoran . . . Love is the only freedom in the worldf' . . .travel SUSAN SEELEY . . . partying, Penn- sylvania, pizza, causing scenes . . . rumors, stuck-up people, decisions J UDITH SEITER . . . eating, plants, Christmas, skiing, having parties, pre- sents . . . fat, slugs, downtown, buses, school . . . A friend is the first person who comes in when the whole world has gone outf' . . . service KELLY SHERLOCK . . .Peggy's dumb jokes, Nancy and her car , memories . . . good-byes, mondays, decisions . . . My moods are changing like the sea, there're a hundred things I'd like to be, meanwhile I'll sit in the sun waiting for that other song to come. . . . college DELPHINE SHULER . . . parties, volleyball, people you know you get along with . . . people who say they are your friend but they're not . . . find a good job JENNIFER SINGER . . .twinkies, The Big Figs , flashfloods in chemis- try lab, piggin' out at Cedar Point . . . decisions, tent cave-ins at 3 a.m., get- ting caught stealing firewood . . . No love or friendship can ever cross over destiny without leaving some mark on it forever. ED SLATER . . . Beatles, music, euphoric state of mind . . . fire hy- drants, snowbanks, trees . . . It's a fool who plays it cool.', . . . live in a yellow submarine DONNA SMITH . . .life, partying, snakes, Rip, being myself . . . snobs, clicks, hunters . . , I do my thing, and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expecta- tions. . . .marine biologist, college ROBERT SNYDER . . .likeable things . . . dislikeable things, C.B.A., 120 H.H., boredom . . . 'fThere's one way to find out if a man is honest-ask him. If he says fyes', you know heis crookedf' . . . college MARTIN SOCHIA . . . Springsteen, winning meets forachange . . . C.G.H., head librarians, disco . . . I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints, sinners are much more funf' . . . college MATTHEW SOKOLIC . . . vibraharps, percussion, music, Gary Burtor, ELP, Buddy Rich . . . Talent is produced in solitude, character in the stream of live. . . . Berklu School of Music BRIDGET SPARKS . . . the ambition and will power in a person who trys to succeed in life . . . a person who does not except a person for who they are . . . May you dive in the ocean of happiness and bring up the pearl of successf' . . .medicine BETH SPINGLER . . . Fincher, bearsl, friends, freedom . . . fooz-ball, miss- ing menues, RT's . . . You can't live life by the images of the past . . . or by the 'ifs' of the future . . . you live it by the reality of today. . . . school in California ANNETTE SPINOSO . . .weekends, lots of fun, Hawaii, Wellsley Island, talking forever . . . when time goes by too fast, good-byes . . . Two roads diverged into the woods-I took the one less traveled by-and that has make all the difference. . . . travel, work DAYTON STAKES . . . girls, cars, ball playing . . . When is the world going
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CHRISTINE MURHPY . . .being at the river, Boston-Whallers . . . those who judge others, pretty peoplen . . . . . . going cafe to caberet and think- ing how Iill feel when I find that very good friend of mine. . . . college MAUREEN NAIOTI . . .New Years Eve '77-78, The Big Figs , summer, friends . . .exams, math, taking the bus . . . Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. . . . college, nursing RICHARD NAYLOR . . . bicycling, sailing, black Trans Ams . . . rainy days, Columbia bikes . . . 'fMan was born to live, to suffer, and to die, and what befalls him is a tragic lotf' . . . yacht designer ANNETTE NEAL . . . friends, dancing partying, basketball . . . enemies people who are noisy . . . Life is what you make it. If you make it some- thing it will be, but if you don't it won't. . . . college TRACY NETT . . . music, the country store, eating, snow skiing . . . getting putdown, waiting, decisions . . . No day is over if it makes a memory? . . .work, college ED NEWTON . . . the Gong Show . . . school . . . Persons who fly upside down are cracked upf, . . .law, cor- rupt politician TRENT NISH . . . the courts, cold Miller 8a Molsons, parties that last till 5:30 a.m .... people who are nosey, jocks . . . To get somewhere in life you must have an open mine and have a warm heart. fly for Moscow Airlines PATRICIA NOLAN . . .Tom, 4th lake, eating, Daytona, p.p . . . the pit, C.B.A., gin, hangovers, vans . . . If you have to keep reminding yourself of a thing, perhaps it isnit so. . . . college, marriage RIMA NUSHWAT . . . tennis, sports, concerts, parties . . .conceited people, snow, boring weekends . . . college MARY O'BRIEN . . . Andy, Friday's Bar, going away, C.W .... being bored, being confused, Garzones . . . Better by far you should forget and smile, than you should remember and be sad. . . .work PATRICIA O'BRIEN . . .Solvay, courts, people . . .winter, rumors, decisions, being bored . . . 'fl like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past. . . . orthodentist JANE O'CONNELL . . . reminiscing, talking with friends . . . boring parties, fighting . . . If you love someone, let them go free. If they come back, they're yours. If they don't, they never weref' . . . hairdresser ANDREW ODEN . . . music, love af- fairs, enjoyment, companionship, self-confidence . . . followers . . . seek knowledge BRIDGET O'GRADY . . . skiing, Blue Mt., C.G.S., Buffalo, long walks . . . people who malign others . . . A famous scholar once wrote there is nothing worse than ayearbook quote. . . . college MOST MUSICAL Ganesh Sundaram, Mercy Zecher JOE PALMISANO . . .cruzin', Yenny Road, Olds 442, summer 77 wfLisa . . . Beaver Dee . . . When the tough get goin', the goin, gets rough. . . . col- lege, engineering, millionaire DONNA PEASE . . . children, nature, being free, animals, food . . . snobs, prejudice, cooking . . . Can we only love sometimes created by our own imagination? Are we all in fact unlov- ing and unlovable'?,, . . . college, phys. ed. for the emotionally disturbed SUSAN PELLETIER . . . daisies, pup- pies, velvet, Tom, warm days . . . loud people . . . Don't walk in front of me, I may not follow, don't walk behind me, Imay notleadgwalk beside me and be my friendf, . . . college MARSHA PETRIE . . .having fun . . . Syracuse . . . Live life to the fullestf' . . .hairdresser JOANNE PETROFF . . . Dan, Christ- mas, skiing, art, Rod Stewart . . . plastic people, clown, working all weekend . . . Life is a preparation for the future, and the best prepara- tion for the future is to live as if there were none. . . .work ERIC PHILLIPS . . .Yankees, con- certs, Clint Eastwood, bunnies . . . being proofed . . . You can't always get what you want. . . .live for a dream and a pocket full of gold RICHARD PLUMMER . . . photogra- phy, camping, outdoors, movie making . . . clicks,red tape,apathy . . . f'Hum- or gives us courage to face lifef, . . . work for the government JEANNE POPP . . . sunshine, Buffalo, C.G.S., Lourdes, life . . . Syracuse, physics, sadness . . . All of the an- imals, except man, know that the prin- ciple business of life is to enjoy it. . . .college, travel WENDY PRINSEN . . .nature . . . phonies . . . The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today. . . .college
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to break up or wake up?,' . . . auto mechanics, ball player STEVEN ST. AMOUR . . . whooch 8a hoop, baseball, Florida '77, ice cream cones . . . spiders, rats, stop signs, army . . . f'Get all you can while you cani' . . . college, millionaire CONNIE STATHUM . . . people who are nice and friendly . . . people who laugh with you in your face and at you behind your back . . . CCBI SUSAN STONE . . . snow and water skiing, sailing, sunshine, the lake, children . . . rain, insincere people, be- ing short, cliques . . . The hopes of today are in the dreams of tomorrow. . . . college 19 THADDEUS STRUSINSKI . . . par- ties, hunting, swimming, skiing, week- ends . . . rain, empty mugs, no money, work, waking up . . . If you can't open a bottle with your own matural means, than you shouldnit drink itf' . . . USMC GLENN STURGE . . . Baroque music, good food, good books, antique cars . . . basketball, intellectuals, loud music, radicals . . . 4'You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar . . .research biologist GANESH SUNDARAM . . .brass en- semble, Model UN, band, ushering at the Civic Center . . Mr. Wilke, plastic people, procrastination, imprompti- tude . . . He who rest, rotsf, . . . MIT, nuclear physicist, win the Nobel Prize MOST TALENTED Paul McKenna, Mona George MICHELLE TAYLOR . . . caramel cremes, candy canes, sunny days, the Doobies, Davis, schnopps . . .A.M. radio, chocolate cake, English home- work . . . Two roads diverged in the woods. I took the one less traveled, and that has made all the difference. . . .marine biology SABRINA TAYLOR . . . dancing, partying, basketball . . . people who don't live up to their expectations when I live up to mine . . . Army, col- lege TINA TAYLOR . . . good parties, Pepsi, 7 SL 7's, summer, best friends . . . boredom, nagging parents, rainy days . . . Remember yesterday, trea- sure tomorrow, live today. . . . go to California, college for nursing MICHELE THOMPSON . . . D. Cole, good people, art, skiing, movies, pho- tography . . . snobby people, little sisters, R. Wolfanger, class parties . . . Make new friends, but keep the old. One is silver, and the other is goldf' . . .broadcasting, Air Force JACQUELYN THORNE . . .Mark, working with children, Benji , hik- ing, 9130177 . . . phony people, bores, getting up early . . . If you see some- one without a smile, give them one of yoursf, . . .college, marriage IVY TILLMAN . . . people who are friendly . . . people who are conceited and high class . . . college, business CAROLYN TILLS . . . friends, mem- ories, summer, coneheads, Another World, Saturday Night Live . . . CGH, rainy days, good-byes, Level III, phys- ics . . . f'Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is like a broken winged bird that cannot fly. . . . college LISA TOSCANO . . .horses, Italians, red room, ducks, Alice, John, family . . .Miller bottles, Corvetts, S2000 hospital bills, tight wads, gossips . . . He who has great strength should use it lightly . . .travel, tourism, training school ROBIN TROTMAN . . . fun, life . . . CCBI, accounting JUDY TURNER . . . winter and sum- mer sports, people, animals, school . . .Corcoran buses . . . 'fBe nice and help others. Someday you might want the favor returned. . . .college, law, probation or parole officer AARON TUSSING . . .mountains, Quakers, writing poetry 8: music, good friends . . .hypo crisy, falseness, vapid people, insecurity . . . Live not just for yourself, not just for others, but for everyone and everything. . . . special education, travel ROBIN UHRINEC . . . T.A.N., resting, 9113175 , sunshine, tans, vacations, smiles, pizza . . . Syracuse, fights with T.A.N., pressure, deadlines, twitches . . . Reach for the heavens and hope for the future, and all that you can -not what you are. . . . college, ac- counting continued on page 220 M! wp' Ng,
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