Hoosac School - Owl Yearbook (Hoosick, NY)

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Erica Kristin Tickner VI Soccer, Tennis, Proctor To Betsy: “OK What’s the scam, the bees are in the bathroom. See the needle and the damage done. I said a baby can I have some more. It's gone gone the Damage Done” — Neil Young To Melissa: an easy rider on a Harley Da- vidson, Psychedelic fire in the sky here I’ll come on the 4th of July. I love you. To Jen K.: I miss you, ya long-haired hip- py- To Rachel I.: It’s Absolute or nothing at all. To Jen W.: A swimmer with skies on yelling “SINGLE,” nice mole. I love you and I’ll see you in California. To Tori: Sometime when you’re laughing really hard think of me because I’m prob- ably laughing too. To Nicky: Oh Dude, Led Zeppelin, that says it all. To Mom and Dad: thank you for believing in me and giving me Opportunity to make up for the past. I love you. If there’s one thing in my life that’s missing It’s the time that I spend alone Staring at the cool and bright clear water Well there’s lots of those friendly people, showing ways to go and I never want to lose their inspiration. — Little River Band So now I’m going on back again. I have to get back home now. All the people I used to know are illusions to me now. Some will be mathematicians, some carpenters’ wives. I don’t know how they’ll get started, but me. I’m walking down the road. We always did feel the same. We just saw it from a different point of view. — Bob Dylan 28

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- Robert Sweet Baseball: 3 Years, Lacrosse: 4 Years, Basketball: 5 Years, Soccer: 4 Years, Hockey: 1 Year, Ski Club: 1 Year Chip, Tom, Pete, Cary, Eric, Cliff, Tim: All the good times we’ve had and many more in the years to come. I leave Mr. Wright all the memories of good and bad. To Mary: Thoughts of our long talk and always being there when I needed some- one. To Mr. L.: A bag full of excuses to leave for the weekend. To Cliff: A megaphone so he can brag louder. To Mr. Burns: I leave Mr. Burns all my love and caring for all the time and help you’ve given me. To Mary and Alice: A cookbook. To Pete Burrill: I leave you an alarm clock. To Tom S.: I leave you the Polo Factory. Chip: I leave Chip patience. To Miss Briggs: Tibbits dorm a real dorm. 27

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Peter Tribuna “TUNA” VI Soccer, Lacrosse TO MY FRIENDS THE WORLD May their dreams be within their grasp To Rich and Joanna: May the beauty that I see in your children remain in your lives forever. To those I forget: “I NEVER FORGET” Tony SaHang: “My Mistakes” to learn by. And to Heather: Black lab puppies, Sun- shine, Flowers, An eternal happiness. To Stephan Lee Durfee: My Mentor to aspire to be only as great as the memories of you that I have. Good friends were had Good friends were lost along the way But in this great future We can’t forget our past So dry your tears I say B. Marley 29