Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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. Entered '68 J.V. Baseball '70, '71, '72 Left '73 QYX Patrick Cowan I, Patrick Cowan, being of complacent nature and ques- tionable mind and body, do hereby bequeath the fol- lowing: to Pat, Baby Huey, and all the rest, I leave my truly indescribable baseball ability, to Charlie, I leave the J.V. bench, to everyone who has encouraged and helped me, and given me five years of good memories, I leave my thanks. In particular, to Mr. Kehm, Fr. Gill, and coaches Francisco, Billingsly, McFadden, and Carl- son, I leave my gratitude for educating me against very .long odds. To my parents, I leave my deep love. Finally not wanting to find myself left at Harvard, I quickly leave. 29

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Craig I 'Cf Cooper Q Q History: Entered '67 Red Lower School Swim Team '69 Frosh Football '70 Rugby '70 J.V. Football '71, '72 Varsity Track League Champions '70, '71, '72, '73 League Champion, Varsity Pole Vault '71, '72, '73 Holy RolIer's Bowling Team '72 Temperance '71 Left '73 I 1- I, Craig Spencer Cooper, alias Coop, Muscles, the tube, Then Came Cooper, and various other unmentionables leave the following goodies to some amigos. To Rich- ard, a book entitled Dan's Boys, by M. To Tom, I leave the following items which can be picked up at the Montebello Speed Center in Montrose: I chrome toothpick, 86 foglights for driving through Big Sur, a roadmap of Greater Glendale and surrounding vicinities, Candy, and LaLuna. To Mark A. a hot V.W., Consuela's baby, tire marks through Corvallis and a lifetime subscription to Popular P. To Mark M. a case of hold- tite paste for fumbling fullbacks and a solid gold shot. To Greg R. hope that someday he'll break my record and collect on ,our bet. To my coaches, past and present I bequeath the following: to Coach Foos, I leave a long summer vacation. To Coach Drummond, the man known for his familiar quotation, I really wanta win this one guys, a winning season. To Coach Billingsly, continued success with pychos. To Coach Floberg, a better fullback and a better temperament. Finally, I leave thanks to Mr. Hughes, Mr. McCleery, Mr. Woods, Mr. Read, Father Grant and to my parents for pay- ing the bills. Bye! 28

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George . Cox 1' ' ij? 4, Entered '68, mind keen and aware V Club: Green I 8th Grade All-Star Teams: Football Basketball Hepatitis Club - 9th IHa, Hal Basketball: J.V. I0th '70-'7I J. V. Ilth '71-'72 One of two who didn't play as Senior '72-'73 Clerk in Student Store '7'I-'72 Uokell Ski Club '72-'73 Senior Slump Club '72-'73 Left '73 - Free at last! Mind totally boggled. Tootles! I, being known as the infamous COXBO IDoubIeton, Tripleton, Quadruption . . . J do will the following worthless yet treasured items to the following people: To Rich I leave one more year of basketball, some women, waves, golf and ten years of the best friendship anyone could ever have. To Eric I leave one year of biology, another year, another year . . . To Danny I leave surfing, no homework, some height and a great friendship. To Bill I leave the peeling of people off of upholstery, some hairy lane-changes and some good times. To Mark, Mr. No. I, I leave the I0th grade Marlborough Mixer, a nice summer evening at Mark E's, some other unforgettable situa- tions and one of the best friendships anyone could ever have. To Tony, alias Partner, I leave some Earl the PearI moves, an Ace Duce, a great friend- ship and thanks for some insight. To the two Bo's I leave basketball, some parties, Are you straight? , trash cans and a friendship. IVirginia foreverll. To Ing and Esch running, running, running . . . To the footballers football. To Bone, calculus and frisbee. To Jon R. and Tom H. one more year of basketball. To the entire senior class a fantastic experience. To Messrs. Ameer, Saperia, Hughes, Martinez, Berrisford and Rinnander thanks for the help, it wasn't wasted. To Harvard students I leave an institution which has its problems but a school which is better than anywhere else. And special thanks, gratitude and love to my parents who made my entire experience possible. Good-bye Harvard.