Tolland High School - Eyrie Yearbook (Tolland, CT)

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J ' JV C v - v ' , V- o ■45 C S . - ' S 0 ' O ' 0 o ' V Art Sargent 11 12 57 — If the other person injures you, you may forget the injury; but if you injure him, you will always remember. Mary Robinson 8 20 58 — Happiness is like a butterfly. The more you chase it, the more it aludes you. But if you think of other things. It comes and sits softly on your shoulder. Aide Scotta Pooch 8 7 58 — Alaskan Bound 64

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i j . ... Persis Cynthia Rickes 12 7 58 — Mcxjnlight sifting through silver trees. Caught and held by trembling leaves; Shadows of my desires. Bowen 9 15 58 Cindy Roberts Maude 10 15 58 — We are all mirrors unto one another, look into me, and you will find something of yourself; As I will of you. Richard Roberts Rick 9 12 58 — A man said to the universe, Sir, I exist However, rep- lied the universe, the fact has npt created in me a sense of obligation.

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A Ten Shaw D. B. 10 20 58 — Just when you think you got something nailed you find you ' ve been screwed. V y Cliff Shores 10 4 58 — Alaska here I come with my axe. trap an ' gun. CN „ -Vj .o ;a 0- s 1 r Rhelda Semmelrock ' Jb- ' - - 4 11 58 — There are places I ' ll remember v )u all my life, though some have changed. Some forever, not for better. Some have gone and ' Of. 1 some remain. HS Adele Silhavy 11 1 58 — Rainbows my yam, the sky is my loom. I will weave sunsets later on. 1 65