Harvey Mudd College - Spectrum Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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Alan Teruya East Dormer Engineering History r Engineers Lo» tlei The past four.years have been a tremendous grow- ing experience intellectually, emotionally, and socially. I must thank everyone I ' ve known here for making this possible. I ' d also like to thank: . . . my parents for putting me through Harvey Mudd. ... the residents of East Dorm over the past four years for making East a second home for me. ... the Muddraker staff. The old group for star- ting the paper and letting me be a part of it, and the current staff for continuing something we never - Tt: CI 1 Co-Presidents and Four-Year Hast Dormers H thought would survive. The most popular part of my Muddraker column On Campus was the quotes. Well, here ' s one more. Everyone who had P-Chem from VH will recognize it. From Virgil ' s Aenied: Forsam et haec olem meminesse juvabit — Someday even these things may be pleasant to remember. Looking back over the last four years (and conveniently ignoring the many hours of banging my head against the wall) in some ways they already are. Good Luck to All, •.X 4 Uv. I thought that after I became an engineer they were going to give me a locomotive. lOl

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Allen Nelson Biochemistry 1 976-)?0 83 (with time off for not-so-good behavior) y r ' ' m ' m: : Z Vk.-. . :.:j.« i Time it was. And what a time it was, It was . . . A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago ... it must be. . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories; They ' re ail that ' s left you. Simon Garfunicel, Bookends Going to Harvey Mudd is like banging your head against the wall; it feels so good when you stop. Well, what does one say after seven years of this place? I ' ve come to know a lot of people in my time here; I couldn ' t begin to list you all (well, I could begin but I couldn ' t finish). I ' ve made many friends (and some not) here; good and bad, you ' ve made me what I am. To everyone: Good-bye, take care, and God bless. I ' m finally getting out of here . . . Dr. van Eikeren, are you sure this tritium and C- 1 4 are safe to work with? 100

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Fl« 1 m flW J V ' »KI Chris Curzon Mathemusical physicist . . . chivalrous . . . Luke 4:18 . . . Gershwin Three Preludes . . . philosophical . . . youngest of four kids . . . diplomat . . . fuzzy sweater . . . mathephysical musician . . . Rachmaninoff ' s Vocalise . . . BBs friend . . . Matthew 22:35-40 . . . analytical . . . recitalist . . . ZB, DMJ, RRM . . . physimusical mathemati- cian . . .John 4:24 The whole of me is definitely greater than the sum of these parts. The aim and final end of all music should be none other than the glory of God and the refreshment of the soul. If heed is not paid to this, it is not true music, but a diabolical bawling and twanging J.S. Bach • • To everyone at Mudd, To all whom I love so dearly. Especially to Dad, Mom, Elliott, Becca and Peter Deep Peace of the running wave to you, Deep Peace of the flowing air to you. Deep Peace of the quiet earth to you, Deep Peace of the shining stars to you, Deep Peace of Christ, the Light of the World, to you. 102