Pitzer College - Montage Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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I do not fear toBorrov For I have yesterday And 1 love today Dad, Mob, and Grandma, There will never be anythlnq 1 can say or do to thank you for all you have done for ae . I can only hope that I vlll always ake you proud. I LOVE YOU »LL I Jean -- Thank you for your love, support, and patience, all of which were there when I needed the» Bost. I LOVB YOU I Linda -- I know ! ' ■ not the Bost perfect friend In the world, but thanks for putting up with ae I We have shared four wonderful years of tears and laughter and I have a feellnq there will be many maze to co»e . You are the best friend anyone could ever ask for. I will always cherish our f r lendshlpl I LOVE YOUl I Watch out world, here we come! OATHY ELLIOTT There are nany people That we neet in our lives but only a very few will sake a lasting inpresslon on our Binds and hearts. It is these people that we will think of often and who will always remain important to us as true friends. Susan Polls Shultz Aaa eta Aita: I owe you so such. You gave ae a chance to grow and a chance to learn. Thank you for your love, support and guldenc Without you, I never could have done It. Mil esker, and I LOVE YOU 1 I I Jean: Hey big brother, all ! ever wanted to say was that I Love You I 1 ! Thanks for putting up with your little sisterl J. P.: You encouraged ae , supported ae, and most of all, you loved ae . You were always there to give me that extra little shove I sometimes needed. The only way I know to sa thank you Is to say I LOVE YOU. Cathy: So aany times we asked ourselves What are we doing here? Well, whatever the reason was, WE MADE IT! 1 1 They told U3 we would never last. Four years latter, and we ' re better friends now than when we first came here I Love ya lots 11 L IIMD irsrE) BURL, Marisa Arlene Munoz God grant ne the serenity to accept the things I cannot change . . . Courage to change the things I can and uisdori to know the difference. 75

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JULIUy P. ILWMLLL J I Mould like to dedicate this section to ny nother and father. Thanks for your love and direction. If it weren ' t for the support fron you two and the rest of the fanily Pitzer would not have been possible. To everyone else - It ' s Coin ' On! Julius P. Terrell Also to ny partners, Rode Trip. Persistence and loue guides the individual through life... ■ Till 11 ic; P Tiayr-pl 1 N 03 ru C « c o 1 1 s. m - c Ion 6 The Fanily, I love you and thank you for the inspiration and support. To all the Honeys and Honegirls, (you know who you are K it ' s been a trip. Thanks A con in wit ' ne. Vo! Bun Rush the Show. Glenn Goodwin, your words have been enpowering. Thank you Peter Nardi, Lynn Louis 6 Lynn Spears for your kindness and understand- ing. Pitzer College, thanks for the opportunity. Freedon is a road seldon traveled by the nultitude. Great ninds talk about ideas. Average ninds talk about events Snail ninds talk about people. I an foreuer indebted to ny parents for this opportunity Geno Joe, JeroMe, Pat, Doug ny hat is off to you guys. Studying in Europe fulfilled ny A yrs. of college But, Most of all, Marni, you ' re the greatest: never -a dull Honent. I thank you f ov- al loHing ne to bios son. Vou ' ve nade life thriUing. Here ' s to our future . Ht least I still have pictures. Thank you P i tzer . Barry Daneshek