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I, Frank Bracken, after nine years on the Hill, do hereby the following: To Steve Mok: Mr. Potato Head, games, and airbands. To Mike K: a casino. To Years offriendship. To L. S. and J. R.: Mr. Aardvark cadethood. To David: great times playing hoop. To athan: 1f2 of the double stuff and all of the sweethearts can handle. To David P.: continued success in sports and a Long Silver's Gift Certificate. To Shannon: lots of long secrets and good times. To Susan: Phone calls about who. To Mary: a great friendship and a husband. To Dee: 5 great months and a I hope can grow. thanks for all you have done for me. To Golnzales muchas gracias y un.futuro afortunado. To o . n To Mr mpson thanks for your guidance and support To Smith Doocy and Murphy my utmost respect a ks for lessons I never could have learned in the QJr.Footballers-a great senior season! to Mr. gratitude for your understanding. To Elizabeth: Our friendship and the secret at Scott's never should have told you. To Brad: 2 more years on Hill. To Jenny: 7 years on the Hill. To Both of You: my and a visit to wherever I end up at school. To Mom Dad: my deepest respect for giving me love, support, confidence. To Greenhill: Thanks for allowing me to leave here with great deal more than I came with. he wildest colts make the best horses. -Plutarch ou can't always get what you want ut if you try sometime ou just might find ou get what you need. -The Rolling Stones Frank D. Bracken III Freshmangirls. . .OhioState. . .athlete. . .lovesSpeed Racer . . . big shoulders . . . No. 32 makes passes you wouldn't believe . . . that's wicked . . . SP Family . . . flirt . . . Fishman . . . Mr. Big . . . moo . . . good looking . . . muchas chicas . . . I swe-ah . . . Mr. Williams . . . gFoEsiure! . . .his dad loves Tab . . . Go Speed Racer . . . r. .. . . 2.4.6 naaatmf This Page Sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Frank D. Bracken, Jr. 29
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Lisa Marie Bobo A smile is the closest distance between two people. anon. 28 wgV'1l'n if axe? beautiful hair . . . Cavalcade . . . always friendly . . . Cotton-eyed Joe . . . the ski trip . . . James . . . New Mexico '81 . . . Where the is Coppell? . . . drives a bus . . . short . . . photogenic . . . pretty . . . sweet . . . poet . . . southern charm . . . spirited . . . lives in the boonies . . . S Sz S is the best . . . beautiful. . . I want to thank everyone who is and was a part of Greenhill School. You made it possible for me to survive 3 hard years with my head above water, and sometimes even my shoulders. Mr. Beall, thank you for teaching me how to write, you had to pry it out ofme. Mr. Kilmer, thank you for putting up with me and my non-physics oriented mind. I. L. Y. Amy, remember physics labs, all our plans, 1 Wild Halloween, rodeos, 2 B-day parties, ski trip, anything country, French tears, Mike, Alan, and others and everything,else,Giggles,ifwelaughhard enough,we can do anything. I. L. Y. Lisa L. remember, G-hill entrance exams a long time ago,baking 1 zillion cookies,long talks, the ski trip that never was, and that I. L. Y. Lisa F. I leave you this annual and all the blood, sweat, and tears that went into it. To all My other super wonderful friends, thank you for sharing part of your life with me. I LOVE ALL OFYOU VERY MUCH.Jamesremember,our special times and that I care. Michelle remember Me, and Blondy , wild nights before major exams, and I'm hungry!! You've got one more year, a whole bathroom, and tons of love. Most of all I would like to thank my wonderful, understanding and very patient parents. You've given me many opportunities and a fantastic life, You are very special to me and I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH. I'll miss everyone so much but life must go on so, LOOK OUT WORLD, HERE I COME!!! 47
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Christopher S. Churchill VGQMQMQQ To Winton: Can you relate? Lunch at Herrera's, a friendship like none other, Clash and Clockwork Orange. To Brad: My first friend in Dallas, a good football career, talking about everything, the women would love you even more ifyou lost some weight. To B.J.:Estote To Ipse. To Alex: A week at your house, a friend I can talk to, meeting in Boston, thanks Father Brooks. To Scott: Freedom, BW and PW. Hope your lungs make it through soccer. To Ann: All our fights over Winton, watching movies, Nick's. To Kamma: The friend I never talk to, don't live in the past because the future will be better. To Lynn: Talking about everything but doing nothing, Brian. To Jen: FA loves BE. Coach Hall: Thank you for the most rewarding soccer seasons. To Mom and Dad: Thank you for this opportunity and I hope I have fulfilled a fraction of your dreams. I WILL LOVE YOU BOTH ALWAYS. To Stacie: Will you wolk me to my car? I'm glad I washed my car, saying the unexpected, motes, confidence, jealousies, always planning, multiple, JT and the Boss, leaving but always coming back, the 4th and 24th, late-night conversations, one ring, skipping class, picnic lunches, SMU, calls from Michigan, happy reunions, champagne at Brad's, you can't comprehend how much happiness you have brought me, I hope you know how much I love you. IAY Michigan seems like a dream to me now. -Simon 8: Garfunkel Don't want no God on my lawn -Cat Stevens I just want to stop and thank you baby -James Taylor class vice pres.. . .Stacie's. . .preppie. . .great athlete . . . Michigan . . . the boy next door . . . soccer . . . Just for reminders: Stacie's, only Stacie's . . . different Mercedes everyday . . . thinks he looks studious in his glasses. . .footballubet. . .goodlooking. . .hashisown cheerleader . . . Richie Rich . . . All American Kid . . . husband and wife. . .cool guy. . .Crisper. . .lives inthe past . . . Chrisburr. . .
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