Mattituck High School - Reflector Yearbook (Mattituck, NY)

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Scott Norton Susan Overdorff Sue Irene Parckys Kimberly P. Parker Pearly Love, which requires a giving of care, concern, comfort, pleasure, and sup- port should be mutual. Cheryl A. Rogers Charles S. Pillsbury Sam Finally, education alone conducts us to that enjoyment which is, at once, best in quality and infinite in quantity. Donna Parkin To live freely, we must learn to love people and use things ... not use people and love things. Lisa A. Peters Set me adrift in a sea of hope, I’ll set my sail to a new horizon. 27

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Douglas W. McKenna Doug I was born with a guitar in my hand, with a guitar, I'll make my final stand. Purple Haze Kenneth Mickaliger “Mick” ■ Timothy Monahan Tim it’s better to bum out then to fade away. Neil Young Francesca C. Monsell Missy Remember yesterday, dream about to- morrow but live today. Audrey A. Moore Happiness is in what you have, not in what you want. Leana Morift “Addict” And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. Lennon and McCartney Barbara E. Murphy Murph I’ve just reached a place where the willow don’t bend. There’s not much more to be said, it’s the top of the end. Bob Dylan Richard R. Nemschick Dicky To leave at last. 26

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Steven Romeo Rome Accept me or reject me, but don't try to change me. Jean C. Schneider If silence is golden, I must be worth a million. 28 Kathleen M. Rutkoske Kathleen Don’t think of the past as a trial; think of it as an experience which will make you a better person tomorrow. Donald Scholl Maureen V. Sheppard There’ll be wind in the canyon, moon on the rise ... As long as we can sail away. Edward Sidor Ed Jan M. Schaedel To live is to learn and experience, and then to teach with tolerance and un- derstanding. William E. Scholl Bill There isn’t much that you can teach the person who knows enough to know that he doesn’t know much.