Pitzer College - Montage Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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Many thanks to all of those who made it possible parents and friends alike. For those of you still here — best always in the future. For those of us who are leaving, carry on friends! Jennifer Lynn Week ' Have the courage to be different without being contrary — with- out flaunting your independence. The quality that makes us inter- esting, that makes us outstanding personalities is the courage to be ourselves. — Anonymous And the beat goes on Emily J.W. Gist The world is moving so fast these days that the man who says it can ' t be done is generally inter- rupted by someone doing it. — Elbert Green Hubbard I ' ve had the time of my life And I never felt this way before Cuz ' I swear, it ' s the truth And 1 owe it all to you, and you, and you -J. Warren and D. Melody You know who you are THANKS!!! Gretchen Schroeder

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Mike Gosnell Psychology English David Chamberlain Political Studies English Kevin Taggart Political Studies Rules that governed our Four years at Club Pitzer : 1) Don ' t be Stupid 2) Shit Happens and 3) Bring Beer. ytvwe pmc. BONPINO WITHWM mex. Wry tvippy mm? 78 Life is like a horse with a broken leg: you can shoot the horse, but that won ' t fix the broken leg. — Jack Soo, from Barney Miller To the Group: Thank you all for the greatest four years someone could have, and Dave S.-What happened to all the col- lege women Dave, Kevin, Dave-No more big casi- nos! Deb, Tess, Dave-Cross Country ski- ing, anyone Angie, Phyll, Kevin-I won ' t forget our long talks and wrestling matches. And ... Days of Our Lives , Cheers , Opus, Volleyball (You Captain, Kev?), D.C., Arrowhead, Vegas and Globe . . . Globe? Thanks Mom and Dad, I Love You. ■I Cowards die many times before their deaths; The valiant never taste death but once — Julius Caesar Deb, Tess, Mike, Kev, Ang and Phil, best wishes for the future. Thanks for the greatest times of my life, you have-all been a special part. Thanks Mom and Dad for the inspiration, en- couragement and love. Grandpa, I hope you tread Firmly, for yours are the footsteps that I follow. Thanks for the love and support grandma. The only saint I ever knew . . . Namie, you are in my heart forever. Remember me on election day!! LOOK FAMILIAR, DAD? Thanks to you and Mom, I love you both Far better it is to dare mighty things than to take rank with those poor tim- id spirits who know neither victory nor defeat. — T. Roosevelt One man with courage makes a ma- jority. — A. Jackson From Volleyball (I signed you up as Captain, Mike), to Las Vegas, to D.C., to Arrowhead and even Globe, we ' ve been through a lot. Special times with special people, thank you. Who would have guessed in September of 1984?

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Susan Calvin I ' m Tired- Cause I ' m tired of every investor that looks at a forest, and dreams of it as the site for a mall And all of the scumbags who ' ve flattened our lives out and now want to flatten us once and for all The planners of limited nuclear exchange, acceptable loss and affordable risk Who straighten their ties as they leave for the office, and on their way out give their children a kiss And all of the people who say we need armies, who say arming for war is preparing for peace Who profess to belive in the need for religion, when what they believe is the need for police And all of the others who love to watch television, who ' d rather play Pac-man than take time to think About all this death-dealing shit piled around us, Who don ' t give a @$ that we ' re poised on the brink. — The Layabouts For here were God knew how many citizens, deliberately choosing not to communicate by U.S. mail. It was not an act of treason, nor possibly even of defiance But it was a calculated withdrawl from the life of the Republic from its machinery . . . this withdrawal was their own, unpublicized, private. — Thomas Pynchon 80