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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
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Robert A. Bell „ fo Mom Dad: Evtrr heard the expression Together we stand, divided x tail ' ' I love you both very much, never forget that. iichard: We may not always get along, but I love you very much, hope we will be best friends forever. The future began yesterday, the past ends tomorruw, we are turever trapped in the present with only uur dreams tu tarry us forwards. — anonymous Jenny: It was the best of times. It was the worst of times . . . 1 will always love you, never doubt that. P.S. I hope you like your graduation pres- ent (and yes, I will write in college) To My Friends: I love you all. Thanks for the memories. Especially; Henry, Hans, Lisa and Nicole. Grandad: When he died, the rain tell like tears of angels upon the told ground, silencing the tries of parents, children, and children ' s children. And in the end, all that remained were words upon a page, noth- ing more than words upon page. — Anonymous 1 love you. Roterl Bell — 2}
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