Stuyvesant High School - Indicator Yearbook (New York, NY)

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WELCOME, BAUMEL . . . “he’s the one that wrote the physics book”... Tony’s closed ... trying really hard to win sing ... park reopened ... S.U. store robbed ... discovering P.S.A.T’s ... discovering what NMSQT stands for ... did you ever call it the Peesat NMSQUAT ... do you ever wonder how the dirt collects under your fingernails ... and where do your socks go when you lose one in the dryer ... SAT’s ... At Ambrosia, no time “Hey Bring me a cup of coffee, toast, and a math tutor, please. “When I’m a senior I’m having 5 lunches.”

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“Q Oee Jane. See Jane run. Run Jane, run. Run for the subway, Jane. In a few sec- onds the doors slam shut whether you are inside, out- side or caught in between. Do you want to be left standing on the platform all by your- self, Jane? Or become a hu- man doorstop? Run, Jane, run — catch that train! Whew — a close call. Now, suck in your guts so the doors can close. Wedge your loose- leaf out of that poor lady’s ribcage, and fasten your coat Jane — tight! We don’t want any unsavory hands creep- ing into places they’re not supposed to be. Also, make sure you remember to cover those ears before screeching out of the station. Anything else? Oh, yes, — Relax and enjoy the ride! Getting to school is not an easy task, is it Jane? Every- day the same pushing and rushing, and delays and filth. But don’t feel too bad — things could be worse. At least you don’t have to worry about fog, sharks or icebergs like some people ... g

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“It is an interesting question how far men would retain their relative rank, if they were divested of their clothes.” Henry David Thoreau Two down, two to go ... friendships grow stronger upperclassmen ... thoughts of college far away ... long phone calls about everything and nothing ... falling in love falling out of love ... talking about love ... SAT’s Achievements ... big weekends