Rippowam High School - Riptide Yearbook (Stamford, CT)

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SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES SHARON RUTH WOLFSOHN - Sharon . . . Is it Friday yet?! Happiness is close friends, good food, and a Sunday night out with the girls. College next . . . Remembers Le Shack, eleventh hour date for the Junior Prom, and especially that purple jello mold. UNO day is ever over if it makes a memory. TAMARA ANN WOODWORTH - Tammy . . . Woody . . . Field Hockey C0-captain. Loves all sports. Hey Meg, whatls happenin'? Memories offootball in the rain and beating Westhill. C'mon bugsy! Prizes her Mom and Dad and brother Phil. Oh, peck! College next. Ain't no mountain high enough. CYNTHIA SUSAN WYNNE - Cindy. . . There are places I'll remember all my life. Some have changed, some forever, some for better. Some have gone and some remain. John Lennon, Paul McCartney ROBERT BRUCE YAEGER - Party?l Letls go swimming! W-A-L-T-E-R . . . We could play at questions. Fulap, fulap . . . If all the world's a stage, where are the curtains? Hello Chief? Earnestine and Philipe . . . I love 'em dearly. Monty, Groucho, and Marko. Thanks Joe. JANICE LORRAINE YOUNG - Slim . . . Well that's alright! Sweet, intelligent, shy, and innocent . . . Enjoys drawing. Happiness is being loved, peace of mind and fulfillment of life. Remembers the time at Boston College. Future plans for a career in art. Love is time and space measured by the heart. MARY ANN ZEPPEIRO - Yin-Yen . . . Happiness is listening to Led Zeppelin and loving Henry. Remembers the parties in the held, and the days in Ridgetield. A sun worshipper who enjoys days at the beach. Prizes Henry and Robert Plant pictures. Future plans of being a hairdresser. Be free and life will be beautiful. JANETTE LEIGH ZERMANI - Janette . . . Rat, Rat . . . Happiness is getting that lobster dinner . . . Remembers accidentally walking in the men's room at Gee Gee's . . . Prizes Bluba and Irving. If you love something, let it go. If it comes back it's yours forever, if it doesn't it never was. SUSAN MARIA ZEZIMA - Sue . . . Crazy and impulsive. P.M.D.', CD . . . Why me? . . . Bird . . . A's . Mischief in those green eyes! Happiness is like a butterily. The more you chase it, the more it will elude you. But if you turn your attention to other things, it comes softly and sits on your shoulder. L. R. Lessor . W' i ' ls at 'P x I .... .. lk! Q l i J. -s ,.i Q if sf Q I- 'Q 1...R 'Q . an 1. Axkk dll! .i 'HTS gmt 2 iii K F Hia Ihgisagte ' E il is I K X X - X my K l . . fi . . . ..s. Q lr l . . -is ' f sss tisi 'w' iii 'Q - X 5 iif' kiii' . ..... Sv S: mfs W .. EQ 71