Friendship Central School - Panorama Yearbook (Friendship, NY)

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Tisha M. Stebbins Tish The most beautiful discovery true friends make is that they can grow separately without growing apart. ” - Elizabeth Foley William ). Webster The fickleness of the woman I love is equalled by the infernal constancy of the woman who loves me. — Unknown Nancy Marie Treusdell Bimbo I intend to find a way to grow older and wiser; yet always be a kid. - Tamie H. E. Bogdon Michelle Kay Trask Mitch What we anticipate seldom occurs; what we least expect generally happens. — Henrietta Temple James Daniel Whittaker Doc What is matter? - Never mind. What is mind? - No Matter. - Punch seniors 13

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Crethe Nyronning Bud If you meet the world with a smile, the world will always smile back. - Unknown Scott E. Shick Scott I believe in life, liberty and the happiness of pursuit. — Unknown Lori Anne Sherman Lor Listen to advice, accept instruction, and in the end - you will be wise. — Proverb 19:20 Kevin John Rung Cubby In a time of drastic change, it is the learners who inherit the future. The learned usually find themselves equipped to live in a world that no longer exists. - Eric Hoffer Scott Allen Snyder Skid-row I cannot give you the formula to success, but I can give you the formula for failure - which is: 'Try to please everyone'. - Unknown 12 seniors

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senior will I, Jada Beardsley, leave to everyone, my Monday mornings. I, Mike Belden, leave to Lori LaFleur all of the respect that Seniors deserve, and to all the Juniors, a boot to the head. I, Brian Blouvet, leave to Mr. Mazur the Junior Bul- lets and to my little sister I leave Mr. Maxson's class. I also leave all my study halls to whomever needs them. I, Jim Cummings, LEAVE!!!! I, Shawn DaHill, leave to John Rainelli my basketball abilities, and to Chad Prince my soccer .ai?fjiiji }, because Cod knows they need them. •' I, Dan DeGroat, leave to Tom Ellison glove and to the beast a little bit of I, Heather Elliott, leave to Julianna Shick my gr tijjjMh personality and my ability to win arguments any teacher (except Mr. Maxson), and to Miss Ma00l leave all 365 of my moods and a full year of guaratjljjiiiiii teed peace. I, Barbara Foote, leave the underclassmen at F.C.S':::::: Mr. Mazur's bad jokes and male-chauvinism! I also leave to the girls' soccer team the DREAM of win- ning most of their games. I, Mary Foster, leave to my brother Bobby at least 2 more years of being the shortest in his class, and to Miss May a year's supply of pens and a ceiling without any holes. I, Tim Hall, leave the F.C.S. cafeteria to D. J. Cooper. I, Matt Hint, leave all of my old English papers from Mr. Kula to my brother Dean. I, Dan Hoopes, being of partial sound mind leave to Edwin Von Skurr and Markis Bubba Barber the ability to graduate from this rinky-dink school of gossip, and to D. J. Cummings the ability to play some massive guitar, and to grow some Real Hair. I, Kris Klice, leave to Lisa Webster some Aunt Je- mimer and a chair. And to all the up and coming partiers my head butts and singing ability. I, Shawn McCarthy, leave D. J. Cummings the cour- age to keep getting REAL HAIRCUTS''. I, Debbie Miles, leave Judy Bese the pleasure of working with Mrs. Maxson at the fair. I, Dawn Morsman, leave to my brother the right to be at F.C.S. 2 more years, if not more. I, Crethe Nyronning, leave to all future exchange students my ability to brown-nose through Ameri- can Studies. ■0!Kevin Rung, leave 6 inches of height to Shawn Bedowfhe needs it!). I also leave all of my erasers to the Juniors to throw at Mr. Kula. I, Lori Sherman, leave to Ruth Butler, the job of jijbeing band secretary, (which includes keeping Mr. Q'Cgnbgll m line!). fj-Scott Shick, leave to D. J. Cummins and Brent ijjfjJarris, my one arm buckaroo shot ; and to Tom- iiifpy Ellison, a little kitty! i§gjjjl$nyder leave to Cheryl Middaugh all of the ::£dprfjtjijmes with a bottle of pop ; to all the Juniors, -ariip CessfuI Senior year; and to Julie Schultz, my habits, if she can handle them. I;::$£ha Stebbins, leave to my sister and Troy Wil- liams the kitchen sink at Rehoboth Beach — Re- member Mr. Bubble??? And also to my sister my good grades, 'cuz Lord knows she'll need them. I, Michelle Trask, leave to my sister Amber, all of my notes and reports from Mr. Maxson's class, so that she can pass something for once; and to all of the kids in Nile, I leave the pain and agony of riding the bus until you graduate, or hopefully sooner! And to Miss May, I leave my Dynamic voice. I, Nancy Treusdell, leave Cathy Zacher some inspi- ration, Tommy Ellison some height, and Miss May some dancing lessons. I, Bill Webster, leave to Ray Hadsell my skiing abili- ties, because Lord knows he needs them. I, James Whittaker, being of almost sound mind and body, leave to Tessie another boring year at F.C.S., and I leave gladly my lunchtime seat by Mr. Mazur. 14 seniors