Starpoint Central School - Starpointer Yearbook (Lockport, NY)

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l .Ml ,ll 55.5, 'i 'J'... chuck ailing to live is the rarest thing in the world. most people exist - that is all lynn cheryl angelo i shall wipe away all tears from their eyes for i will make them live, laugh, and love theodore w. alexander school, like big business, is political. no matter how mad you get nothing changes, until people put god at the head of the table lisa argo happiness: is not having what you want, but wanting what you have 34 larry james allen it is best to take the time to listen to one's troubles than it is to listen when one has the time wendy marie banas can't live, if living is without you 5!27!75

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As the longest period of permanence we will probably ever know comes to a close, it may seem to the people remaining at Starpoint that just another Senior Class is leaving, but to us it is so much more. Starpoint is an Empire, and our reign is ending. Living during one of the more controversial periods in history, we've seen it all. We've had budgets barely pass, and tests we didn't pass at all, bomb scares, regents stolen, and quick successions of administration. We've had open hostility between the classes, and teachers and friends die. Most recently welve watched a major parking lot crisis, a crippling strike, and the crowning of the homecoming queen, all Iirsts in S.C.S. history. And through it all, we've had the usual male-female relation- ships blossom and die under the tirst official statement condemning such behavior. The years are far from wasted, for in between this all, we've learned the area ofa triangle - Mbh, the U.S. entered W.W.II on Decem- ber 8, 1941, and avogadro's number. It is with bitter-sweet memories that we will look back upon this. It helped us learn to accept change because there is no other way to achieve progress, and with all the progress left to go, we will be thankful for S.C.S.'s help. For in the end, it will be us against the world . . . K.M. Pt X , - - gf 4 ln. :': ,Wie-at

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stephen r. bannach to see is to be a true spectrum of love joel l. bayer if you go through life with a chip on your shoulder, it might fall oil' michael j. barry if music be the food of life, then play on . . . william shakespeare david becker if i leave here tomorrow will you still remember me 35 duane bartz i am third - my lord is lirst my friends are second myself is third pam belling better by far you should forget and smile, than that you should remember and be sad