Elba Central School - Revue Yearbook (Elba, NY)

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J , 6. 5 I VUE BUILD OUR FUTURES ON THE PAST 1 y,. 47 il, W 1 I ' T fr 'uh I wf. 1. 5, 1 :j f , Wg T' - 5' tiff .ni l ' 1 - ffff:-lzfl 1 A ' ,H . I' j '?f?':fi'?5f ' Uh, had l but Aladdin's lamp Tho' only for a day, l'd try to find a link to bind The joys that pass away. - Charles Swain x.-M V ,' r' Q24-A' ' !Mf.ufv1 'gains -wm.i- .+4wLsas1.,-- M

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VVhat he has left behind for us has been imbedded in our heartsf, W5 ft' 1:4 fig ' 6, T ff . MW 5. ' ' ' w ,f 1 4 Mft - s TERRY MCCOY Every person whom you have ever met, regardless of how brief or unimportant that meeting might have seemed, has in some way affected your life. For us, the members of the class of 1976, our acquaintance with Terry was brief. But, not too brief to make us realize that he was a ' ' ' person with true determination. The determination Terry possessed made us aware of the lack of determination we have. Terry was a friend in every sense of the word He was h . eager to elp others because he felt a great satisfaction in knowing that he was useful. We deeply regret that Terry can not be with us now to share our senior year. Let it be said, and never forgotten, that Terry McCoy lived: he lived with a purpose, and he fulfilled that purpose. O . tl -, 4- l- - - . ' h Xi WN at l z A, 4- .tl