New Milford High School - Schaghticoke Yearbook (New Milford, CT)

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CAROLINE ELIZABETH CHENEY JOSEPH B. CHAMBERLIN NICOLE CIGNOLI PHILIP M. CATGLLO CLARK J. CHAPIN BETH MARY CLARK JAMES M. CARMELLINI 24

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SUZANNE LYNN BROWN JAMES R. BRYER WILLIAM EDWARD BRUNNER KATHRYN R. BUCKNAM HOLLY KIM BRYER ANNA DOROTHEA BURROWS ROBERT A. CARLSON . x. 23

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TINA DARLENE CONRAD DANIEL CASH CONROD JAMES M. CARMELLINI I’ve got to start getting sensible, tomorrow. — Schulz JOSEPH B. CHAMBERLIN That God is on one side and all the people on the other side and Christ Jesus himself man, is between them to bring them together by giving his life for all mankind — 1 Timothy 2:4, 5 6 CAROLINE ELIZABETH CHENEY Love me without fear Trust me without questioning Need me without demanding Accept me without change Desire me without inhibitions For a love so free ... ... will never fly away. — Dick Sulphen NICOLE CIGNOU Be civil to all: sociable to many: Familiar to few: friend to one; Enemy to none. — Benjamin Franklin BETH MARY CLARK High on this mountain, the clouds down below. I’m feeling so strong and alive. From this rocky perch I’ll continue to search, for the wind and the snow and the sky. — Dan Fogelberg TINA DARLENE CONRAD When we stand together, a class, our friendships grow. When we are apart friendships stand tall, yet each alone, are a whole. Let this be our dream; Let this be our goal. — Tina Conrad DANIEL CASH CONROD I’m only interested in two things, see if you can guess what they are. — Mr. Idio Syncracy Himself MARGARET M. COOK Life is a series of surprises and would not be worth taking or keeping if it were not. — Emerson MARGARET M. COOK LINDA CORREA LOIS MARIE CORNWELL JH DALE N. DAHLBERG JR. LOIS MARIE CORNWELL Our yesterdays are gone, so let’s live for our tomorrows. — L. C. LINDA CORREA If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or far away. — Henry David Thoreau DALE N. DAHLBERG, JR. Disagreements and misunderstandings never harm a true friendship. The respect for each other’s opinions can only improve it. — D. N. D. 25