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Jeannine Hebert answering the phone when it wings ’ Gary Eric Henley his socks Elaine Kimball, fishing, hunting, empty rooms Earl Henry not giving a D— Schlitz, gods ’, music Ralph Baiter, Yarmouth, Francina Herrick being friendly weekends, parking in Hooterville Thomas House smoking girls, money, tall girls in short skirts, cars Scot Howe horses horses, snowshoeing. Pepsi driving Wayne Howe winning the 100 yd. dash Buffalo chips Hying, sports, eating quiet, new cars Michael Inman Linda Juhl fake hair skiing, sports cars, long hair Amv Kennett a loud whisper Wednesdays. skiing Elaine Kimlvall empty rooms Eric, foreign countries, long hair, insanity and dancing Florence Kimball her love for chemistry classes and Andre Andre. 85 Chevelle SS. little red Jeep, love Kandall Knox keeping his cool during nasketball people and sports games Phyllis Littlehale lights ketchup on string beans, music and sewing Susan Lowell trying to sell her mini-bike MEN, late nights, love Deliorah Me Keen the basement the old Woodstock dances, drive-in movies, parties Gregory McKillop Friday classes cute girls. (Chevies, swimming, laying around Rita Morin French skating, swimming and reading Brooks Morton being Bethel Inn’s favorite waiter skiing, music Anna Noyes her smile wild parties, to l e my own boss, lots of freedom Bonita Packard straight hair friendlv people, a goorf hamburger dry parties, snobs to get out of Locke Mills physics, the NO PERSONAL CONTACT Ride meat, short hair to paint Mr. Flynn red to be mayor of Greenwood City Mondays thru Fridays, hypocrites and diets to become a mechanic school, cops, work. Fords, bummers rain, snolis. D.F. Shakespeare to go to Australia to get Truth or ( on sequences off the air pansies (not the flower) to be rich enough to have anything I want crowds and noise to make it conceited and stubborn people, cigarette smoke sarcastic remarks, pollution twofaced people. Spanish wolves, snobs, friendly enemies, school buses to be a ski in st ructor to marry a millionaire to l e a mad psychiatrist at Telstar and live on Bowery Street fake | eople. broken head gaskets , to have a one room igloo in laska and lie married to Andre greasers That ' s a secret’’ getting up early, crowds to kiss my frog and find out he ' s really my Prince Charming being alone, close- minded people Phvs. ed. class, chickens, staying home to be a professional wrestler to get rich with¬ out working ugly girls. Fords, drowning, work homework, cigarette smoke beets, not much of anything else to be an elec¬ trician to live to see the second coming of Christ staying home on weekends, going to school, fancy clothes to be a nurse’s aid hurt, pain, cold, dishonest people to give, to make people happv. to have rea!lv long hair
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Amy Day out-of-town dances Henry Deegan the I.O.X. and Bett Thomas Demarest “Bucking tradition James Dock car relics Fllen Doinbkow-ski her fabulous splits Ruth Durgin Douglass Farrar Durgiu holidays artistic endeavors Bonnie Farrington her homeroom fans Lincoln Fiske his Biblical resemblance Betty Gaugler Henry Frank Gibson E = MC 2 Glenn Gilbert Lee Ann Gilbert Roberta Gilliert his tape player being called “Ziggy ' being Lindie’s “sister Kristin Clines her jokes Thomas Hall Fllen Hanson cars being quiet Dave Hanscom indecisions Pauline Hart her shorthand ability Cynthia Hastings her princess necklines Linda Hathaway being an operator (telephone) Mark, Naples. Ixm. Serenity Hill. Portland people, girls, the (xean, Betty laughing with Brian good music and good times guvs with dark eves and hair, cuddly kittens, basket hall, spring, little rain showers feeling good, my mother and father, warm, misty spring morning, burping quiet Ixjys. Simon and Carfunkel, drawing, listen¬ ing to piano music Henry, Serenity Hill. Naples, meeting people, making noise, parties and seniors not much baseball traveling and summer the ocean skiing, and the three F’s; fun. folk, and FOOD cars sacred music, the music of marching bands girls, math, and all other figures swimming, vacations, knitting, late movies vacations, red hair. Bobby my back yard, green fields, leaves, satisfaction Prejudiced people, conceited people, two-faced people, studying, staying home pollution, put-ons. tests red ants to be !x red cheering, cold feet, falling in love, moving disabled animals, schedules, the bomb, dentists Fie. Func.. Chem.. adults who don ' t respect their young¬ er generation, put- ons being lonely, crowds, greasers, conceited guvs school, jxople and all else football chemistry class vegetables, fish. Dollev ' s class, “Tevie judo classes. Ho-Chi Minh jazz history, conceited people pizza, homework, Imllies, cigarette smoke chemistry teachers loudmouths, insincerity, crowds, time limits to tour the U.S. to sail around the world to have a lot of time to do what I feel like doing to own a car dealership to be a P.F. teacher at West Point to be the head of Cosa Nostra, a fireman or a doctor to be an interior decor¬ ator to be a phvsical education teacher to walk down Wall Street at 3:00 in the morning to be Santa Claus to stay happv to be straight-footed to be a Phizy and to stav happy to become a pianist to be the first boy at Girls State to become what I want to become when I want to become it to become a breeder of Scotties to become an olx e player in the Boston Svm phony
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Frank Packard Monday morning reminiscences parties, fast girls, vacations Thomas Remington skiing some people, skiing, amusement Sails Rice Portland long hair on anybody, vacations, spending money Peter Rosenberg Pinh M k horses and having fun Lucinda Russo great philosophies ”(Knowing) ’, hay fields, a together mind, my bedroom window, philosophy, communication Ricky Seanies day in court skiing, square danc¬ ing. driving ambulance, Westbrook girls. I eing a ski bum. Hemi road runner Mark Snyder his walk VW ' s, vacations, money, traveling Brian Stowell his golden links dope Dorothy Swan parties at the the two B s Mosses Terry Swan perfection ... hunting, fishings ■- rock hunting, collecting antiques Barry Swasey Sunday River nice cars and a girl named Peggy Tyrene Sweetser drugstore wilderness, swimming, traveling, mod-music, cooking, sew ing, people Roberta Sweetser bookstore fun, physics working in bookstore, some l oys Beverly Sylvester marriage Mike, Life Frances Thurston Italian bruises cooking, quiet places, babysitting, sky blue Brenda Tibbets the park boys, skiing, raising hell Craig Walker the green, green grass of home solitude Brian Wentworth his scholarly appearance model air-planes certain girls, bicycle Dwight York Nancy Young always having an opposite view her perfect attendance record beautihil eirls, beer, fast cars, dark places long vacations, long trips. (Jav dreaming strict teachers, mean cops, my date’s parents most people, beer to own a house where I can invite my friends for parties to get the most values out of life that I can Sunday nights, Volvos that don ' t run to live on an island in a tower on the Androscoggin conceited people, and chemistrv barriers, cruelty. not knowing, a closed mind, sometimes myself to rule everyI xkIv to be satisfied and to create English, dull parties, staying home nights, going to bed, Rumford boys to be a professional ski patrol and own a Hemi road runner bus «1(). winter, sharp corners, phvsics beer, Flynn, Big Digs senior personals, anv morning after . . . to visit all remote regions of the earth (Newrv) to be a big groove your guess — not mine snobby people “If I told, it , wouldn’t be a secret cleaning, studying, history to improve the health hazards of smoking certain people, colds, dull week-ends to l ecome a teacher know-it-alls none really vegetables, smoking. big snow l anks. chemistry classes a certain girl, being grounded exhibitionisms, cliques, trivia to know what my amhition is to become a nurse to know the es¬ sence of life mix!el car s, hot rods, political advocates to get out of college without getting any grey hairs (if 1 get in) homely girls, crowded places to become a photographer for Playboy history, morning authority. to be B(xl McKuen’s chauffeur
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