Metairie Park Country Day School - Le Melange Yearbook (Metairie Park, LA)

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lg.. Angels can fly because they take themselves lightly Chesterton When I look ahead of me, I see all my dreams come true. But, when I look behind me, I see all my youth gone to memories. Time passes much too quickly when we're together laughing. Chicago HO Nora Miranda Feibleman ftfifffffr ,., 1 'Y 3 IK inf' Feebs . . . Ulcers . . . Martha s Vine I yard . . . I got a letter! . . . Feeble I . . . Dearie . . . Red Mercedes . . . I think I flunked . . . my darling . . . 'N Midnight visits . . . brings roses to Mama . . . Piano . . . Nora is copying again! . . . I never said I was an ath lete! . . . Nonie. . . Beowolfe . . . -ana? 13 year vet . . . Skating Party in sixth grad . . . What a tap . . . Tutoring . . . Desti . . . We kissed the sunrise . . . Where's th Suzanne Marie Fuchs food money? . . . Rah-Rah! . . . Canad . . . Doin' the hustle in the sun porch . . Bike riding to the Deli . . . Bread! . . You deserve a break today at . . . Let's g eat chocolate chip cookies . . . Calls t Bernardsville . . . Blue A.V. Room .h . .

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2 nm Esh . . . 13 year vet . . . Gth grade fling . . . 17-'7 . . . Soccer the keeper . . . The Rat . . . The Pour Moons . . . Phase ll-lll . . . Football . . . Bro period 4 . . . Pom Pom Girls . . . 4 letterman . . . Nova . . . Destin 75, '76 . . . Wahole . . . Lucky . . . Mardi Gras . . . English scholar? . . . golf . . . Alex and Bus 232 . . . Bowling and Egging Crew . . . Apollo . . . graduation . . . where's the party? 4 3 Q , y Q fi irq, J, as , I gag Q we .t ' 1 , as ff YZ is ' L qs .h- . , Q ' 1' . 1 Blackshirt . . . a-ding-a-ling-a-ling . . . almost in Luhling . . . barfed . . . drunk again? . . . B-BaABac . . . C'mon, one more beer will make an even gross! . . . playing pinball in the Quarter . . . Let's go to the Do . . . malaria . . . no way you're a blackbelt - just don't hurt me! . . . Pawtee! . . , Call Karpleman . . . It's about time! . . . In the wide arena of the world, failure and suc- cess are not accidents as we so frequently sup- pose. but the strictest justice. lf you do your fair day's work, you are certain to get your fair day's wage - in praise or pudding, whichever happens to suit your taste. ln sport, praise or pudding translates into but one word - VICTORY. Alexander Smith Charles Leverich Eshlem an III rtyy , W .giigg 1 1. 112 fd ,, . CONFUCIUS LAW OF PROCRASTINATION: If you always put off until tomorrow what you're supposed to do today, lt'll never get done! 109

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8 long years . . . L.G. twins . . . Miss Gitter, Miss Goldman, where are you going? . . . Loopy. . .EhLaBas! . . .5Q5gum. . .I.C. Superstar . . . Funny Farm . . . BR gang . . . Travels . . . library . . . J.A.P .... list of thirty . . . try almost anything. once . . . STP . . . college . . . never going to get in . . . 698 . . . Pinda Bear Telephone . . . Hustle it K 'QV Leah Goldman THE PESTIMIST . . . Bum . . . Ms. Gitter, Ms. Goldman, Where are you going? . . . EH, LA BAS! . . . The editor . . . Let's rearrange those pounds . . . Diets . . . Guys . . . Mark . . . Crisco . . . TENNIS Anyone . . . The Raquet . . . Dreams . . . Mediator of WWIII . . . College . . . Never going to get in. . . editor of the New York Times . . . Preppie . . . Andover . . . Can't wait to get out . . . Se ACABO . . . fa Sometimes not often enough we reflect upon the good things. Those thoughts always center around those who love and I think those people who mean so much to me. I count the times I have forgotten to say thank-you. Oh, how much I love them . Anonymous Linda Leigh Gitter ,9- ,, y 5 . ,Q A q Q Y' 5 '-- 1' ,, ., ,, V M 'A , xr .V f 1 xv 1 , My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue an everlasting vision of the everchanging view a wondrous woven magic in bits of blue and gold a tapestry to feel and see impossible to hold. Carole King