Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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Ken: Missouri Madness! fishing at redondo, the business , putt-putt, racquetball, I paid Rich! , sleeping in the Sub, Zutal , sessions at. Mulholland, The Soccer Dogs!, I feel . . . happy , Chonga! Over the past two years, we have become close friends, and I hope we stay that way. Eric: Friends since kindergarten, hopefully for a lot more years. Debating, Dubba-Guiche , preing before the Trube, AYSO, junior prom, sessions at Mulholland, Geofge! We ' ve been through it all, and there ' s more to come. Brady Bunch: You have been a home away from home. Sticking, snaking, plucking, pounding, goal line defense, football games, Suck it up. Baby! , winner, lawn baseball, This is regular T. ' V. , Third Street, policemen. You two have been like brothers to me. There are no pictures, just plenty of memories. $■ Mom and Dad: Your love and understanding have helped me through my six years at Harvard. Without your support, I could not have made it. Thanks for everything. I love you very much. Tarry and Ashley: Although I yell at times, 1 love you both very much. I could not have asked for two better sisters. To all my teachers, especially JC and KK: Thank you for contributing to my intellectual maturation. You have made Harvard a great learning experience. It ' s been such a long time, 1 think 1 should be going. Time doesn ' t wait for me, it keeps on rolling. — Boston 20 — Rullancl Baker

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Mom — Thanks for always being there. Even though you couldn ' t help me with Calculus, APUS, Chemistry, Latin or English, you somehow helped me through six years of craziness. Thanks. I love you. Burch — Bom-boogey, boogey bom, bom. Dude, we ' ve been friends for 9 years. If I didn ' t like you so much I ' d be sick of you. Remember, skiing at WP, Saturday night crashes, adven- tures in driving and all the crazy things we did when we were immature kids. Dude, I ' m go- ing to miss you. Gretchen — I ' m finally starting to believe every- one who says I ' m going to miss you when I leave next fall. You ' ve helped make 1 3 years of school- ing . . . interesting. Love ya! SST ' t ' ' Sara — It ' s been confusing, exasperating and exciting. I couldn ' t have made it without our friendship. I love you. To JOSH, DARREN, ANDREW, LARRY and everyone else who sat on the bench with me for 4 years of H20 Polo, thanks for shar- ing the splinters. Thanks COACH CORSO for not giv- ing up on me and giv- ing me a chance to play. Harvard Polo ' 88, kick the cows ' butts and win CIF! To the Islanders, even though you don ' t hke polo and all you talk about is baseball, you made me feel like I belonged and gave me something to do with my free periods. Thanks. 22 -— Todd Behrendt