Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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JEFF ANDERMAN Education is what you have left over after you have forgotten everything you have learned. Angling may be said to be so like the . mathematics tnat it can never fully be ' ' ' - learnt. — Izaac Walton I think I got one a-nibblin ' 17

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EVEN I ' d like to think of myselfj Travelling through life. It will throw me a curve now and then But I can take it smoothljT Occasionally I ' ll utter a Ion. in the night But soon I ' ll see the sunrise. I won ' t know what lies be the next bend But I ' ll be compelled to g to find out To meet every obstacle h To conquer every challen To cross every bridge Thundering through life with a roar instead of And if I should ever run out of track I do believe I ' ll learn how to fly. Pjj Q om . 11 ItJclI U I WTThLo .h Love

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JOHN A. ARCHER To Bull: Jamming with Mott the Hoople on the air guitar To Mars: Jamming with Cob- ham on a variety of instru- ments To Dick: The knowledge we share that hygiene can be fun To Pork: Luck in the Pursuit of such knowledge and orthopedic shoes to correct your walk. To Lock: A floating crap game and free Kings tickets To Porter: A scale that meas- ures by the grams To Fomon: A tent for his B.C. harem and a limit of 2 Mai Tais To Reich: A year ' s free admis- sion to the ' Sugar Shack To Banks: The knowledge that you ' re a badder dude than Ron Cornelius To Neg: All you can fit in your pockets To Mr. McFadden: an unlim- ited shopping spree at C R Special thanks to my parents who had the understanding to let me return to Harvard.