Graham Eckes Palm Beach Academy - Ne Oublie Yearbook (Palm Beach, FL)

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I, Renee Bafalis, of no mind but too much body, leave to: Barbara-our everlasting nickname of Big Mouth , they ability to talk me into doing anything, like stealing chairs from Shrafts, Parties at Ted's, Dr. Murray, laughing softly, a bathing suit top with a pad lock, a telephone plug in the back of your car, many years of P.B.A., The Christmas dance, john, a trip to West Virginia, keeping john awake, our cheering trip to Indian River, corner zoo, goobers, coons, stops at McDonalds, Food, Food, and more Food, and a never ending friendship. To Debbie and Richard Pelton-our trip to New Hampshire, Da-dunes, broken lamps 81 T.V.'s, teaching me a few New things, our song and dance routine, our sisterly love, my mother's long talks, good luck in your marriage, and my everlasting love to both. To Cindy-a trip to New York, Danny, the trip to Indian River, getting your license, a meatball sand- wich without the meatballs, a heavy date with Charlie Mumay, getting rid of your alergies, I'm telling , the ability to speak english so that I can understand you, and our friendship for this year and year's to come. To john and Ted-a Bong on the head, To Mr. Aikey-all my leftovers, many years at P.B.A., and my love. To Sandy, Melissa, 81 Mr. Thompson-a speaker system for the theatre, and the production of M'At'S'tH. To Stacey-a Halloween dance and the meeting of Gerry Ross, the campaigne trail, trips to the Bahams's, the Breakers, Shrafts, all our good 81 bad times, and our past years of love 84 friendship and many more to come. To Tudy-all our good times in the past years, Gary Callen, our 73' trip to a football game and a disagreement with Pedro, a 73' Christmas Dance, a ruined dress, and a long walk home, and the renewal of a friendship which should never have been discontinued. To Peter Dolce-to give you back all the money I've won from you for the past year in poker, the Beatles, and the meeting of john Lennon. To Peter Kaye-a ticket to Conn., a night out with Mrs. Bird, a Christmas Dance, a game of tennis, and a 5 by 5 container of Fetticini. To Murray-Staying out of a fight for more than a week, the parties at Ted's and Iohn's, a bottle of wine and one of Bourbon, screams and yells, a sundress, the trip to Indian River, coons, goobers, etc., the ability to speak Abariginey, the, uh-uh-uh-um, Christmas dance, a phamplet from Alco- holics Annonymous, Dinkles, Toby 81 Lewis', Iohn's Ted's, Barb, Mint Iewlip, 5 inches, an A on a geometry test, and all my love. 88

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I, Tobuzi, having sat on this cornflake long enough, do hereby declare and publish this to be my Last Will and Testament. To my friends I leave a mutual disrespect for most things held dear by others and a mutual respect for each other. I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint the rest of the world to be executor under this my Last Will and Testament, with the same full power to sell, lease, transfer or X X LV '. if K, , l u ll - Heather's taken by surprise at Todd's gourment choice of lunch! convey the remainder of any sanity of which I may die seized or possessed, as I might exer- cise were I alive and personally acting. In wit- ness whereof, Kwaheri.

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I, Cindy Mirapol, leave the following: To Molly, First of all I leave you my brown shoes which you told me you loved and my New York accent. It figures that when Dirty Harry finally likes you, you don't like him anymore, How rude. I hope Libby on the table calls, I think Chip and Ant-eater fbetter known as Ardvarkj make a good pair. You are an oxymoron and one day I'm going to beat you up. I know this was your best year here since I was in all of your classes, its my charisma that does it, Keep in touch. To Barbara and Renee, I'm tellingl, I leave two meatball heroes, heavy on the meatballs and a bottle of easy to open Ketchup, I hope you learn some manners, you are the sloppiest eaters I've ever seen. Renee, have you seen Pisser lately? I hope by the end of the year I have my license and your math book. I may not look 18 but you look 42 and you are the most poised young lady I've ever seen, Always remember our fun date with Mr. Vain and how everyone was picking on me, including the waiter, I'm really glad I met you, even if you haven't stopped talking since. To junior, alias Phillip, I don't know and I don't care I was going to write a poem, but I knew you'd laugh, here's one anyway, you may be teachers pet, but you can't bet. Stop laughing. One day you will see I'm not like Mildred, I'm worse' Finally Liz, SO-R-R-R-R-YI To joe I leave an A in Math and a lifetime supply of homework, Greg, Splain rt to mel From the mean one. Me myself and I leave the first dull line of the me I wills to anyone who wants it. To Barbara I leave old memories of super times in the past, the laundry room, the washer machines and a box of soap suds, frequent visits to the reef, and a name, Chippy. To Boomy, I leave that book where you received your name the days at the beach and a guaranteed sun- tan, and I leave- Surfs up to all the cheerleaders, I leave My name is I tell no lie, l'll be your Cuda till the day I die . To Strega, I leave you your toy . To Nancy 81 Mergie I leave you a new bus. To Noel 84 Sandra I leave the parties past and the ones to come lgood lucky! To Pam 81 Carol I leave a taxi service. To a person who plays fantastic basketball, I leave who, what, when, and friendship, and a dozen rides in a cool car with the top down. To my sister who together we haved survived all six years, I leave the whole collection of the Beatles, and the funtimes we have together. To Dave I leave a front row seat to all the games and a pair of mit- tens and a coat and a talk in the parking lot. To Mr. Aikey I leave one chair revesation to the Old la- dies Society , and one Shooot , to all the rest I leave thank you for your friendships. I 89