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

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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

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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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Y , My general overall goal, looking from the top down, involves an increase in sanity, happiness, and really beautiful creations in the world of art and artists and also in the universe of people in general - the bettering of conditions. I observe that as art is created cleanly and sanely, and is communicated to peo- ple, the general emotional tone level of a whole culture can raise up. lt's a very positive thing in any culture to have good creations happening. Chick Corea , 'x it Holly Marla Haik Self-conquest is the greatest of victories. Plato H2 David Robert Goodman Ill ..' Haiker . . . The Avenue . . . Aspen '77 . Syl . . . Deep Freeze . . . Red Caboose . But Officer, Sir You don't understand . . L.S.U. weekends . . . Ready set I-laik . . . Whoa Daddy! . . . Go Tigers . . . Playing Bar- tender . . . Blazer . . , Sunday drives to Pass Christian . . . Dem Buns . . . l'm just fine thank you and yourself? . . . Tulane Library . . . Big 10-4. Will you ever forget me Mr. Calder? . . . Adios C.D. . . .