Mynderse Academy - Myndersian Yearbook (Seneca Falls, NY)

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SENIOR GLASS OFFICERS Bottom Row: Peter Soscia — President; Tracy Allan — Vice President Row 1: Debbie Cook — Secretary; Patricia Uber — Treasurer Throughout our years at Mynderse Academy, we, as a class, have made many outstanding achievements. Not only have we obtained the required number of credits, but we have matured enough to take on the responsibilities of life. For this we bestow a tremendous amount of appreciation to the faculty and administration at Mynderse, and most important, to our parents, who have guided us through the most important years of our lives thus far. As we move on throughout life, we will always have the memories, be they good or bad, of our high school careers. These memories will enable us to make decisions, perhaps, that our lives depend on. I am glad that we have had the opportunity to receive our learning » rience at Mynderse, because of its reputation as a fine educational institution. I am sure that each and every one of us, the Class of 1983, will be successful in each of our own personal endeavors. Best of luck to each member of our class in whatever the future may hold for you! Peter P. Soscia Senior Class President

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