Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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Don Zdenek ,ex I, Don Zdenek, have willfully enjoyed my leaming experiences at Harvard, and am privileged to gradu- ate here with this Senior Class. I have a lot of things I wish to will to those I leave behind. To Mr. Humphrey - my experiences in his AP classg Mr. Rock - a compositiong Mr. Ozawa - the day I'm dumb enough, my riding partner Joel - the hard fact that I'm just as fast on a smaller bike, The Acres g Christopher - a new T-bird, Justin - an interior for his vang P.J. - another one of my Bong-sa'sg Gary, Bryan, Joel, Craig, Bruce, Trey, Dave, Mike, Pete, and Harry - a little something. To the next Senior Class, the privilege of not being allowed to get busted in the Senior Parking Lot, and one hundred dollars worth of flowers to celebrate with.

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BRUCE N. DICKINQUN History: I came at Harvard in '68 And left the hole in '74 1 ' I For all those who once knew me here at this school, I leave true thanks for their friendship, trust, encouragement, and faith, all of which helped me to make it through this high school somewhat sane. And to my parents I leave thanks for your love and patience which kept me going through the hardest times. V Also a special thanks to Mr. Ameer, Mr. Stewart, Coach Billingsley, up 5. lv g i' Mr. Hughs and Ba-Ba-Lueb

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Chris Lewis --bs UU U :al -La: , Q , .t.a..:i:1. . if QI 1 X, YI sl-1 -a . -14,1 Greatness doth not approach him who is forever looking downg and all those who are looking high are growing poor. - H.D.T. After six years of Harvard School my thoughts and expectations are directed toward the future. At this time however, I can finally realize what a contribution Harvard has made to my life. From my friends and teachers I learned to appreciate and respect the talents and thoughts of others. For this true Knowledge I thank you all. Takeiteasy. . . Rich M. - Swamp Wallabees, a haunted house, two senior basketball games, a pumpkin pitch, and 1000 Oaks. Pat S. 'Canned heat, his dachshund, 12 long years and the best of luck in Decembers mail. Peter Mc. - Mr. Berk, his friend Castro and a cheer- ing crowd. Andy U. - Fishbums mechanical skill with lamps, Germain, and quickness. John M. - the deadline for senior pages, this annual, and the loss of his creative prose. Tennis T. - my record which consists of 2 practices, 1 suspension Clasting two hoursl and zero team pic- tures. D. Theis - 0CCASSIONAL according to Webster. Jim S. - Hawaiian mosquitos, two classical top hats and one of My Three Sons. M. Davis - 2 tenths of a second, Russellonian Eco- nomics, volleyball, and one hell of a lot of talent. John K. - his canyon, and Endgame. Craig M. - the 7th grade whites and their superior- ity over the reds. Kevin C. - Jokers, jesters, and a life membership in Procrastinators Anonymous. Rick S. - Beers, barges, arrowheads, Oh Hi's, and the knowledge that it takes two hands to han- dle a whooper. i 1 s