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TIMELESS MEMORIES Not content with the knowledge he already has, Mr Piccuirro searches for more theatrical information. Time is a baffling quantity It passes very slowly while waiting at the bus stop on a cold January morning or sitting in the most boring class of the day It rushes by so quickly at the proms and graduation, that the precious moments are lost forever The passage of time is explained clearly when a period of events comes to an end. The last day of school demonstrates a part of life that has passed away This is the time when questions are asked by students as to whether or not the time has been used wisely, or if enough has been accomplished To find the answers to these questions, every stu- dent must sit and think of the events that were anxiously hoped for and the moments that were enjoyed. In the search for answers, time gives us its greatest gift- memories which are cherished for- ever. This issue of Quo Vadis is a tribute to the students and a reflection of the memories of this past year. Education affects everyone these days, even Cabbage Patch Kids. INTRODUCTION 3
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CONTENTS Introduction Spring '84 Student Life Activities Sports Faculty Curriculum Underclass Seniors Closing Index 2 17 33 49 77 101 123 139 170 172 After a hard day at school, Al Budny and Laurie Chernow relax for a few minutes. With the look of enthusiasm, Mr. Shaner and Mr. Tripold discuss the band activities. 4 During lunch, Steph- anie Smith shows pic- tures of her summer vacation to Matt Sulli- van. A good grade on a test puts a smile of pride on Alison Amarescu's face
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IMAGES FOREVER Reflections are what dreams, hopes, and memories are made of. These three are essential parts of the school year. Dreams are visions which explain how do- ing something today can change tomor- row. Students may dream of opportunities, college educations, and future successes. Hopes become ambitions which encour- age students to exceed their present lev- els. Memories are images of the past as they were, or should have been. Dreams and hopes save memories that reflect the past, present, and future. Between periods, Michele D'Alessio and Mike Montario enjoy a few moments together. Pausing for a moment, Mary Ann LaMein thinks of a new idea for her writing With a happy grin, John Kawalec looks to the clock as assignment he sees the day is almost over. 4 INTRODUCTION
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