Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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POBECTD.BCyER WIMBELDON CHAMPION 29

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JOHN BERTRAM C B( . J« Hi A ■iP II N jJ L fei 1 I, John Bertram, alias Be Afra, Wire Mesh and Tooth Pick on tennis Balls, bequeath the following useless items to these insane people: To Dave Z, a four hour telephone conver- sation with Linda without any interrup- tions: To Chris J, a 1977 Blue Panama Fal- con, and another chance to see the Great- ful Dead, since you slept through the last one: To Tom H, Star Trek, Space 1999, My favorite Martian, and Captain Marvel, the fact that the East Side is inferior to the West Side: To George P, the ability to go through girls like shoes, twenty gallon bladders and the State Beach Queen: To Jim B, two cans of K2 Spot Remover, a plaque commending your drinking ability. Does anybody want to take a Nap? To Steve P, being fed grapes by beautiful Godesses in a tranquil paradise; To Swan- son, a built in shirt pouch in order to catch the beer you spill; To Bill B, playing the Lone Ranger at Dits party, four boxes of soxes; To Tom C, the ability to get up and get to school in 5 minutes: To Lewis D, an endless supply of cigarettes. Be Afras aren ' t all bad; To Kevin R, Get Naked, Shu Bop Shang a Lang Baby, Got a Gold Cadil- lac, Happiness is a drivers license: To Doug M, your own Professional Hair Styl- ist; To Chris H, The Shick center, a book titled 700 ways to get in an argument; To Eddie P; Neil Voungs song titled Cripple Creep Fairy, A masters degree in K. A.- ing; To Glen F, an endless supply of Armor All; To Ken M, a 300 pound punch- ing bag and thanks for breaking my toe. 28

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Sf-mioOM CEDARS-SINAI MEDICAL CENTE! ;:ark .-in SLOCK Student rellow CardioloC ' MARK BINSTOC EDMONDSON FELLOW Give of yourself, as much as you can. And you can always, always give something, even if it is only kind-of-new. If everyone were to do this and not be as mean with a kindly word, then there would be much more justice and love in the world. Give and you shall receive, much more than you would have ever thought possible. Give, give again and again, don ' t lose courage, keep it up and go on giving. No one has ever become poor from giving. — Anne Frank — To my family, teachers and friends: It is impossible to express my complete thanks for making my life so meanin gful and enjoyable. MARK BINSTOCK 30