Walnut Hill School - Summit Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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sbfqgrzb x if We do not wish for friends to feed and clothe our bodies - neighbors are kind enough for that - but to do the kind office to our spirits. For this few are rich enough, however well disposed they may be i - Thoreau Throughout our years at Walnut Hill, you have been rich enough to feed our spirits with com- passion, love and a genuine friendship. For all your time and effort, we dedicate this book to you, Mrs. Suby.

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CLA SS WILL JULIE BERMANT leaves a sign-up sheet for the next dance. SUSIE BOMES leaves Mr. Manion with someone else to tease. LINDA DOSTIE leaves a sour note to the 1977 Mischords. KAREN HARRIS leaves all of her pizza orders to Dorothy Cory and Lili Keener. SARAH LUFF AND SARAH MORRISON leave their mane and all the confusion that goes with it. JENNIFER KNAUTH says: I will my ability to go to Boston via the MBTA to anyone with a fear complex. To A.B. I will the ability to have a nervous breakdown during the senior show. - JODI ROSENWASSER says: I leave Sue a body skinny enough to eat all the fudge, ice cream, and baked alaska she wants, and a morning she doesn't have to wake me, until we meet again at Springfield. TANNIS MORRILL leaves some of her best fantasies to be lived out by any daring student fwill Xerxes still be around?j. LISA GAFFIN and CINDY ROWSE leave leaving from 8:15 to 9:45 on Friday mornings to study for Vis-Ed tests to next years seniors. RALEIGH CEREL leaves manicotti to table number 16. AL PYOTT leaves for Barn Island warmths and silences. And Daisy. SUZANNE WOODS leaves knowing that basically she gets around just fine without her license. ANN ROGERS leaves in search of a better Algebra grade. JUDITH HOEY leaves her glowing smile and optimism to anyone who thinks they can handle it. DEBBIE GENDROP leaves her long walk to school. I, MICKI FOSTER, do hereby solemnly leave for the home of the Grand Ole Opry, Nashville, Tennessee Cwith Winnie, of coursely. SUE CONLON leaves zooming. I, PHYLLIS DETWILER, leave my big mouth and my camera to anyone having the nerve. I, SUE JORDAN, leave my body to Mark Eden. I, DAWN WINTRODE, will much love and friendship to all the beautiful people who made my life at Nut Hill worth living, T-you. KIM BONASERA leaves her pirouettes to Mr. Kurkjian with a smile, and leaves her expressions to Mrs. Gomberg. LODIE JEGLOSKY leaves her set of false teeth soaking in a glass of water in Room 27, Stowe.