Staten Island Academy - Academia Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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l I, , I bfi, Poly Prep Country Day School: I S. I. A. Soccer: II, III, IV Basketball: II, III, IV Baseball: II, III, IV Debate Club Tape Club JEFFEREY ROSS WOOD Lay me a green sod under my head, And another at my feet, And lay my bent bow at my side, Which was my music sweety And make my grave of qravel and green, Which is most riqht and meet. Prof .... oblivious . . . dark qlasses . . . falls asleep with eyes open . . . olden locks . . . monsieur Dubois . . . hates to watch Mannix, but cliqs I-Iogan's Heroes . . . Hemingway . . .

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1 - . 4 7 vu : - 1 ll' H ' Q C. l ei u, ' -llfl National Geographic Society: II Debate Club: I, III Stage Crew: I Tennis: I Basketball: II I Soccer: III, IV Baseball: III, IV Academia Cphotography editorl: IV LOUIS KEVIN VALENTE Yes, I said, Isn't it pretty to think so? Clake BarnesD -Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises Yellow slicker . . . I have a better idea . . Wonderboy . . . Doughboy . . . lake . . . rocking horse . . . Ioe navigator . . . Rew . . . nature boy . . . working on a tuna boat . . . mock turtle necks . . . tobogganing champ . . . Bogart . . . Hemingway . . . I simply adore hash brown potatoes . . . Don't let him lay out the candids - we have a reputation . . . wiffle ping-pong . . . Ideal . . .

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lCLSl lfxlifl and It-istamcnf' I, Lizanne Fontaine, hereupon leave one iar of baby food to Scotty and my chit sheets to 'mishure' for 'medicinal purposes.' I, Pam Ross, do herein bequeath my rights to Pep's office to Cathy. I, Dotty Egbert, do hereby bestow upon Marla the volatile strength to make it through chemistry. I, Nancy Haugen, do hereby leave Eve. I, Kyle Nelson, herewith bequeath Dropped your head! to Bob O'K. and my questions to Curt. I, Debbie Irvine, do hereby leave this advice to my brother George: Conscience is the inner voice that warns us that somebody may be looking. CMenckenD I, Stella Beddoe, hereby bequeathe my accent to Tom Checchi, Nancy Haugen and Mr. Cowen who have borrowed it so frequently. I, Kathy Brosnan, do hereby leave my Bros to all the girls of S.I.A. I, Lou Valente, pass on Lizanne's doughboy, lake, to the Academia 1974 staff. I, Barbara Dedek, do hereby leave Cathy Avis one stray flower swaying in the breezes of an open field. I, Chris Slattery, hereby leave a two-foot tire patch in the parking lot, to Mr. Weitman I bequeath my broken hockey apparatus and to future Academy Workers, I leave pine green and my trusty brush, and may you take half-hour breaks. I, Bonnie Lahr, leave the Hons to Cissy and my sneakers to lane. I, Maryanne Santry, hereby inflict upon my brother the race for the space. I, Steve Grumbach, being of, sound mind and large larynx, do hereby leave the Voice of S.I.A. to Carl Haugen. I, Barbara Ewing, hereby bequeath all of my pens to Kathy Brosnan. I, Denis Callahan, do hereby leave the aroma of Walt Whitman's Arm- pit to the English department. I, Mike Piccirillo, endow Mr. Spirio with a legacy of one gallon of mud, hermetically sealed, to be opened only in the case of a late thaw. I, Arden Singer, do hereby leave ........ enthusiastically. I, Louis Moreno, do herewith relinquish my Steve Grurnbach 9655 rating to George Apelian. I, Susan Avis, leave peace, love and happiness to my sister, Cathy. I, Ieff Wood, herewith bequeath a copy of H. D. Thoreau's Civil Dis- obedience to the Executive Committee and one packet of mu tea, number 16. to the kitchen. I, Anita Deluca, Hereby leave the composition of my last will and testa- ment to the creative writing class as a term project.