Grier School - Pineneedle Yearbook (Birmingham, PA)

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nce in nd you ny you ny you ny you facile Kargerdiug a lifetime you may find yourself living in a shot gun shack may find yourself in another part of the world may find yourself behind the wheel of a large automobile may find yourself in a beautiful house with a handsome husband may ask yourself well .... how did I get here? David Byrne ACTIVITIES Varsity Basket ball Qthree yearsl, Varsity Soccer Kthree yearsj, Varsity Volleyball Qtwo yearsj. PET PEEVES Always being asked when do you get your braces off , Laura G. taking her sleep and her always going into detail in a simple conversation, No water on Monday morn- ings and heat only when they want to give it. WILL To Martha: B.: A great time in college and a wonderful future, To Lisa K.: Memories and soccer camp. To Jen P: New York, To Bocci: All my love and the best years at Grier, To Katie F.: Just a little bit more and a great senior yesr, To Kathy B.: Skiing at Tussy and the Tee-Bars. SPECIAL THANKS To my Mommy and Daddy for putting up with all the phone calls. I love you two very much. To Shannel I hope we can see each other more often, I love youl To Ron I love you and hope we can spend more time to- gether To Mr H. for the experience. To Mary K. for your phone calls, I love ya.

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ACTIVITIES Varsity Volleyball PET PEEVE Saturday classes WILL5 Here's to Ioelle and the T-Bar, Karin Brum- baugh and table for four? What's your name? What's your number?!!! and our songs that's ALL! Here's to Lisa, Mike and friends Where's the beef?!? SPECIAL THANKS Thanks to my Mom and Dad for giving me the best education possible and supporting me in every way. I love you. Thanks also to to Brad and Larry for putting up with my sob and collect calls, I couldn't have made it without you! Thanks to Grandma for put- ting up with me during Thanksgiving and a special thanks to Lisa Koenig for being the best roommate possible, and for all her sup- port! I love you all! '4 Kathlccu D. Kebout You got places to go, you got people to see, still I'm going to miss you, but anyway, I wish you good spaces in far away places you go, and if you need somebody sometimes you know I will always be there. -Gordon Lightfoot

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ACTIVITIES Student Council representative Sophmore year, Junior Class Vice President, Member of the Soccer team, Member of the Newspa- per staff, Vice President Student Council, Captain of Soccer team Thinking about life and how I wish it could be. PET PEEVES Grier bells, Saturday classes, P.N. saying she is so tired, A.H. switch of personalities, Grier's food, Marcy's phone calls, Physic tests, Empty mailboxes, Empty love ma- chines, People's negative attitudes, Hypo- critical Governments, Hollinger asking 1lwhy.ll WILLS Pammie Hammie, Hey Dream Weaver , may we find our way to Woodstock , lots and lots of babies and endless supply of peaches! To Aimee, My patience! Lines on the mirror but no lines on your face. Will you come and see me on Thursdays and Saturdays but be a free bird on Tuesday afternoons! and lots of snow. Marcy, No more military men! The power to learn from your mistakes and to never be lost in a Teenage jail . Laura, to overcome your problem a vote against Reagan A pipeline from MosIsen's Brewery. Cris, A positive attitude, Two remaining years of laughter, happiness and memorable experiences with frends, I will you the dying spirit of Grier we only remember. I will you a corkscrew! Mill Lukin, The freedom of living the live you want to live. To keep your admirable quality of objectiveness. SPECIAL THANKS To all my good friends, you know who you are, Thanks for all the unforgetable memo- ries, TO Miss Lukin, Thanks for being real, to Hollinger, For asking me why and teach- ing me how to think, To Coe and Newman, for teaching me how to appreciate literature. To everyone else, THANKS! Martha ,Yana Broom I don't like work-no man does-but I like what is in the work-the chance to- find yourself. Your own reality-for yourself, not for others-What no other man can never know. They can only see the mere show and never can tell what it really means. joseph Conrad