Milne School - Bricks and Ivy Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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H.R. 128 front row 1 to ra C. Fila, G. Valenti, R. Platt, J. Goldfarb, third row: M. Braden, R. Friedlander, F. Abrams, A. Klein, I. Oser, second row: D. Feiner, T. Orfltelli, R. Nelson, B. Richter. Missing: L. Sf12.IlW1X, R. Bedian, R. Laraway, R. Thompson, A. Zalay, K. M. Hazapiz Walsh, J. Salomone, E. Mazming, C., Levitz, R. Castellani,

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H. R. 129 front row l to rg R. Millard, L. Lockwood, H. Fluster, A. Lerner, S. Schorr, second row: J. Beecher, K. Sanderson, K. Langer, V. Marmulstein, C. Rappazzo, third row: D. VanCleve, M. Bulger, L. Harris, M. Moore, M. Reiner, fourth row: R. Flayter, N. Sundin, W. Edwards, C. Warner, S. Gasorowski, B. Williamson, fifth row: R. Kuznier, J. Pitts. Missing: C. Roblin H.R. 127 front row 1 to r: K. Segal, L. Neifeld, S. Herkowitz, M. Barelski, R. Tompkins, L. Tolar, P. Rosenkopf, V. Vice, P. Lennon, J. Shuster, L. Wyatt, second row: R. Golden, R. Ettelson, D. Quackenbush, G. Schell, S. McDermott, A. Frank, T. Kraft, third row: W. Morrison, W. Lange, W. lG1achadoa.rian, J. Aponte, R. Otty. Missing: S. Donley T8 ? miniscence Proud Milne, honored Milne, do you re- call familiar faces, laughter and the pranks of your visitors? Do you remember the serious, fun-loving students of the past? Perhaps not. Perhaps you are too old and wea.ry to fully recollect fond reminiscences. And yet, did you really forget the boy who painfully carved his initials on your massive walls, or the 1935 basketball game that shattered your fragile windows? Don't you remember Christmases, elections and other occasions when your doors swelled with festivity, music, decorations, and pride? Milne, you bear the mark of the past, present, and the future. Familiar students leave you a hazy memory of their presence and stamp an imprint on your door steps. Don't feel disconsolate over the loss of your friends. There will be other years, better times a.nd new faces. Remember that you never dieg your imprint is also on your acquaintances. They will also recall fond memories. Your future is ahead. Old friends become new friends. Years become ages. And you, proud Milne, will face the future with optimism and high hopes. Agnes Zalay Vl681l

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R. Brand, M. Borlawslqy, B. Korotkin Homeroom 123 first rowlto rxM.Betz, S. Bloomfield, B. Proctor, N. Jochnowitz, C. Graham, P. Boomsliter, G. Sanders, S. Button, M. Contompasis, second row 1 to r: S. Patent, R. Meckler, T. Wahl, D. Weinstock, S. Barr, L. Rovelli, A unter A. Anolick, B. Wachsman, K. Brooks, T. McCal1y, third row: B. Brand, A. ' Lasker, D. Herres. Missing: C. Michaelson J. Lavine War across the sea Crime and poverty, Threat of destruction, Corruption in rule. Nothing to do while still in school - - -butlearn- - - Sue Hohenstein I0 '67