Parishville Hopkinton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Parishville, NY)

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We Are All One If you have learned anything practical in our little home PHCS it will, in any case, find some use either now or later. If you have learned one thing by me, then it should have been this one message: We are all one. We are all one, our blood runs its course throughout the races of the world. We are all one, our love reaches out to capture all of humanity. We are all one, the rivers and streams and trees and ground and sky and sun are yours and mine, and they are us. Today, ' I must take some comfort in this message. Saying Good-bye is like drinking sour milk with one hand stuck in a fire. But although I may never see you again, I have faith in the fact that WE ARE ALL ONE. Andi may, some day, come across one person who has felt your love, your warmth, your kindness, your friendship. By that person, I then may touch you once again. For this, I rejoice. You have become a part of me. You have added to my existence, the world asl know it. Whereverl may go, I will take you with me, I have learned from you. For this learning, your open hearts and open minds, I thank you. I won't say, Good-Bye. I'll just say, I love you. Richard I. Biancaniello