Grier School - Pineneedle Yearbook (Birmingham, PA)

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3 ,rf jazecla ,Hassan And when we say goodbye And when both of us take our path We shall be separate. Just awile - For roads never go on alone They intertwine and intersect. And thus I know And thus I realize We shall meet again

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ACTIVITIES Volleyball team UV 8: Varsityj Yearbook- Editor in charge of photography Ecology Club Homework Plays Filling Coke machines 8: giving change PET PEEVES Teachers who procrastinate as much as I, boring tables, close-minded liberals , broken or empty Coke machines, change, deadlines, college applications with essays, Grier coffee, referees. WILL To Hilda, peanut flavored mashed potatoes, To my boring roommate: excitement, To In- grid Lam: repalcement clothes for the ones I won, To Pam, a C.T. to will to me, To Bar- bara, a full year of no injuries, To Melanie, a clean hallway, To Kelly R., flat shoes, To Cynthia, reality, And to my fellow, college- bound seniors, the depression of being a freshman, AGAIN! SPECIAL THANKS Thank you to all of you here at Grier who helped me through my scholastic and social crises, especially Martha. Many thanks to my favorite New Yorker who showed me how well off I really am. And of course to my friends and relatives who helped me have a social life after 16 years of isolation, especially the Blue Adept, Wonder Tribble, and Alien Wind 451 Qs Amy 16011 flartsufick Sweet liberty, Sweet liberty is in our hands It's part of the plan, Or is it a state of mind? KChris de Burghj Liberty

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ACTIVITIES Studet Council President, Tribune, Thespi- ans, Queer times, Children's Thestre and listening to music. PET PEEVES M.B.'s crusty hot pots and her p.o.'d look, P. in the B.R., My singing, B.S., P.S., People with closed minds, Too many meetings, Ly- ing about what's real, cutesy noses, fake preps, Fake punks, Fake anything, Trying to cry, No one likes soul, P.N.'s I'm so tired, Snoopy? rover's private parties, And basi- cally everything that drives me to insanity! WILL To Martha, Phil wrapped in a red bow, peace my jokes to laugh at in college, to find faith in what you want and all my love We are Stardust . To Pam: To retain her ability to steal cars, Lot's of snow CI hear Ithaca's great for thatj, More Hyatt trips and of course queer times in college, It keeps the blues away. To the charm Sisters: Yellow moons, green clovers, pink hearts and new blue diamonds to remember Grier and our great times. To Peach: Contacts that don't make you blink, and your wonderful dreams to be realized soon! Its All right. To Soapie: Of course the green Richard, a good senior year. To Net: Half tbe green richard my clean room and a fantastictically opti- mistic senior year! To Ingrid: To be in a Fred Astaire! Gene Kelly blow 'em away musical, and a little optimism. It's rough but not that rough! Love ya! To C.E.: Three inches, quan- tities of valium to curb your vicious politi- cal instincts and a not too hectic Senior year. To the class of 84: To be as laid back and sharing now and hopefully still as great, when we meet again at the famed re- union in twenty years. Can't wait! fI'm surej. SPECIAL THANKS To Momma Tweets for keeping me sane during those periodical freakout times To Coe And Hollinger fo making my four years so special Thank You!!! To M.B. and P.N. Well ya'll know what for. To Gramps for supporting me in all my endeavors. 'N ' I .1 ,Alma ,Michelle Hayes We're all mad you know . . . No one can be normal Everyone is so very different What gives one person fWho is different Themselvesj The right to label another? What is dumb, stupid, ignorant? Difference, Nothing more, difference. Novak