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mlm, LefT: Friends for life, Seniors Cafhy Sum- mers, David Meyer, and Barb Sfeinberg smile as They ponder Their separaTe fu- Tures. Below LefT: Sophomores Mau- reen Lewis, Ali Krain, April Saks, and Bonnie Yafkemon porfray The building blocks of friendship. Below: Freshmen Alan ZimbaIisT and Todd Kirkbride are The Dynamic Duo. When I Think of whaT ci friend is, I Think of you And how so ofTeh you seem To read my mind: I Think of calling you: The phone rings: lT's you on The oTher end, AccepTing me no maTTer whaT mood I'm in, Sharing The laughTer, The good Times, The sad. WheTher I need you or noT, I know you'II be There, Making my world a IiTTle friendlier, being a friend. Friendship 1 E
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Yo.l've Got A Friend A friend is a magician who makes Trouble disappear Into puffs of steam rising From the cups of coffee you share together: Who reveals his secrets only to you and locks Yours in that mysterious black trunk called a heart: Who with a little sleight of hand Can make what was all wrong suddenly seem all right: And who has a thousand tricks up his sleeve to cheer you When the rest of the world has lost its magic. Thank you for being magical. Thank you for being a friend. a Far Right: Brent Suffian, Mike Green, and Ronnie Miller proclaim, 'iWe are the epit- ome of friendshipl Above: Freshmen Jen- nifer Kelly and Laura Rice are friends for- ever. Right: Freshmen Jennifer Kramer, Charlene Ross, Deborah Schneider, Amy Handelman, Julie Joftus, and Julie Schwartz perform the ritual rights of the Rob Lowe fan club. Friendship
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Excuses Excuses Excuses . . . During The course of The school year, many sTudenTs find Them- selves laTe for class or missing an - QQ - assignmenT. One of The flrsT les- 'Y ' sons learned by high school sTu- W ,900 denTs is how To invenT a reason- F ' able excuse such as The halls gg were crowded or my friend ' ,K was having family problems and needed someone To Talk To . ci Many excuses were unTrue. How- ZZ ever, someTimes The TruTh seems M6 much more unbelievable. Here a few of The excuses The yearbook Q 'Q sTaff was given . . . A 2 o T l ,QSO ,ip YA k L. ' QU Xxbv- ni'-N L or 0 fkb T.-9 Qefi G? Q 'xi' O 5 px,-fo O A7 I was Talking To a Teacher' 4 1 x QL Q, '7 'L' AI. Yi'6is of W 'H 512: '4- 1, . - V..x Hn, Q C44 . 'Xto SLD X. 0 T yy ug VN .lf 'K QP , r 'Co AA X ' Var, 7 30 f2v'T'TQ,f' X WA UQ If ,QP O ,AY fl' 0 I had To Take a TesT. X jg Excuses, Excuses l was in The nurse's office
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