Mount Abraham Union High School - Aerie Yearbook (Bristol, VT)

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1, Julie Provost, leave to my brother and sister all the good times I’ve had at Mount Abe. If you take Mr. Brennan, good luck. 1, Ken Rheaume, leave to the school my sister Kris with hopes that they can do something with her. 1, Amos L. Roleau IV, leave my parking space to anyone who can fill it with a different vehicle every week, including at least one Volkswagon. I, Peter Ryan, leave 20 pillows to Mr. Newman for his classes next year. 1, Lynn Sequin, have nothing to leave so I’ll just leave. Good luck, Dudesl 1, Gordie Sherwin, leave to Mr. Durrand the hope that he never has students like us again. I, Randy Short, leave the video cable in the back room to future technicians in the hope that it doesn’t take them four years to figure them out. I, Steve Smith, wish to leave Coach Lunna a big thanks for everything. I, Brent Solli, will leave all the bad influence I have gotten from Norway to Vaughn Grimes. I, Sheldon Steady, leave to Scott Perlee all of the time to think about going hunting. I, Tim Steady, leave all my brown nosing skills and my ability to stay out of trouble to Audrey Terrier. I, Julie Stewart, leave my brother Kreg all the luck in Cross Country and Track and hope that Chris Day and Reggie Menard will have good luck in their years to come at Mount Abe. I, Andrea Tasetano, leave to Sally Camm all the good times she can have and good luck in every- thing she does. To Judy, I leave a nice, warm, cuddly bunny wabbit. To Jackie, I leave this school with the hope she gets more out of it than I did. I, Mike Tatro, wish to leave all of my records and tapes to Jeremy and Andrea Cota in hopes they’ll put them to good use. Good luck in the years to come at Mount Abe. I, Wanda Taylor, wish to leave my cousin Mike Taylor to try to stay out of trouble and to have fun as I did at Mount Abe. I, Lee Terrier, do not wish to leave all of the good looking girls to anyone else, because I still want them. I, Stuart Thompson, wish to leave. I, Tina Thompson, wish to leave to my brother, Tim, all the great times I had and hope he gradu- ates. To Katy Apgar I leave the best of luck for the remainder of her school year. I, Lisa Vrooman, leave to Mandi and Matt love, happiness, and lots of fun, in hopes they will find all these things throughout their remaining years at Mount Abe. To Mark, have fun. I, Alice Weston, leave to Pearl D, proficiency; to Mr. Bowers, many thanks; to Carol, working men. I, Matt Wisell, leave my brains to Mark Grant, in hopes he will graduate someday. I, Sherri Woods, leave to Mr. P. a 25 hour day so he can use his ability to help others as he has me. Thanks. I, Connie Sumner, leave all the happiness and joy that you can find to Dan Boyer, and the sense to stay out of trouble. I, Sandy Sumner, leave to my brothers, Brian, Frank, and Jerry my good grades, and hope they will use them. Good luck in your years at Mount Abe. 122

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