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GREGORY b. BANKb WHY IS THIS BABY SMILING ' . ' 19
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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.
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i-mi-T. DAVID BENNETT As my six years here at Harvard draw to a close, I have come to the startling realization that I must soon shuffle on to the new world of co-ed dorms and crowded lecture halls. I ])art, leaving the following thoughts to these people: To John, Heeeey. Lauren, do me a favor, keen the faith. Bill, don ' t worry, you ' ll get your A. ' Jim, Reeeeeee. Ghodeleine, thank you for showing me that nart of life that I probably would never have Known. Danielle, thanks for being a really good friend. Mr. Marks and Mr. McGarvev have my gi ' eatest thanks for teach- ing me that soccer is more than just a game, it ' s a skill. To Mr. Archer, Mr. Holmes, and Fr. Gill; you have taught me and I have learned from you. Thank you. I only hope that I can help somebody in the same way that you three have helj)e(l me. Ruth, I ' ll love you always. Thanks for making me feel like a real person. Kevin, I owe you so much; I hope that we will always be as close as we are now. Thanks for Ix- ' ing there when I needed you; may God pro- tect you from the wrath of the unthinkmg. Long live the L.LR. brothers. To my mom and dad, I want to say thank you for making these si.x fantastic years of my life possible. I love you both. Finally, to the rest of Harvard Schoof: Thank you, go()dl)ye and good luck. 20 TO GARTH: Sail on by. Your time has come to shine. All your dreams are on their way. See how they shine. Oh, if you need a friend, I ' m sading right behind. Like a bridge over troubled water, I will ease your mind. — Paul Simon ■
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