Pratt Institute - Prattonia Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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The Players Jill: Hands tremble Bill: Poor posture Rye Bread: Very large, con- cealed in pantry J: Cool it man, you’ve been working too hard. B: Life is a piece of cake and you should chew before you swallow. J: Cake my arse. B: It’s my own theory, thank you very much. J: Is that right? Andre says you can’t study art. B: Is that so? J: Like it’s life, man, and they can’t teach you. B: What I’m thinking, I’m think- ing...it's a damn well good thing. J: Whaddaya mean? Whadda we doing here sweating up this joint? I thought you were for real. B: They can’t teach me here better than they couldn’t teach me in Duluth. J: So whats it, the center of western civilization you wanna be at? B:...now that you mention it. But you unnastand what I mean, it’s Biff and Bobby and Jane. It's heavy Dooly and that speech what she pontificated in class, and this particularly hep instruc- tor you were jawing about in recent times. J: Yeah,, it’s a potent cup o’tea I reckon. » , B: How abotit i and rye bread too. Yive J: My time is coming soon. Vig ET TOD DDD DW ED LL LL EE ESO OU UU Ue oo

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Wea i UU a Sa A a ts Front left: Bruce Goldsmith, Michael Knigin. Second row: Vasilios Toulis, Michele French, Kelly Lincoln, Mary Jane . Mucklestone, Martha Johnson, Mollie Har- 4 rison. Back: Rachel Wysokeg, Sal Prevete. From right: Elaine Parker, Karen Bach- mann, Marina Bosetti, Kelly Carrington, de Dragon Simmonds, Andrew Fox, Noel Cope- land.

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