Walnut Hill School - Summit Yearbook (Natick, MA)

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x 3 Elizabeth Anne Cowley .. .- - JF ..t Cow.. . Griffey bFaith - Swimmingpools andpuddles... Auntie Tro Jen . . . Hey Ma - walks and talks .. . The Penthouse fCooledge tr Poahj . . . It's an honor . . . Boiler Fires 0 E.S.P . . . Lister Mindberg wb wife . . . Rene fKit if Katj . . . Make and Mickey Mouse . . . Rob - overalls and one sock . . . tears and fears and laughter always . . . Know what I mean felly bean? . . . Calder - Guitar playin' buddies . . . Dacey, That's a red light . .. California Dreamin' . .. Uh-oh Cory Thanks and Looe always, Siggy flhn losin' control! . . . Spam 0 MPFC . . . lVhat, no senior play? . . . C'mon you guys . . . Lighthouses on Martha's Vineyard . . . Holly Hockey brushes her teeth well . . . 'And I thank the Lord for the people 1 have found. . . . see ya. Thus grew the tale of wonderland: Thus slowly, one by one, Its quaint events were hammered out - And now the tale is done, And home we steer, a merry crew, Beneath the setting sun. Lewis Carroll So I 'm gonna give All that I have to give Cross my ,heart And I hope to live. 1 . ip -Q .. A aguufffffi-' I ,uv

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QQr is U I ..,, we ,I . Well, We finally made i X ,V ' class of 1977. It seemed like a lo oadg and at times we thought our A ld never arrive. H As we look back over our years at Waln Hill, we find the good times outweighed the bad. In our sophomore year we joined'-the freshman class at Canoby Lake ParlE'0ur junior year we took PSAT's and SATh, and then retreated to Wingasheek beach, and Rockport. Senior year brought more SAT's, and then a climb up Mt. Monadnock with our new Head Masterg Mr. Greene. After this, Who knows? Are we ready to enter as mature adults? Are we ready to forge a new world and bring a new gener- ation into being? We will never know until We try. Good Luck . . . 'Qtr-'WDQN

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Aye Marie Stark If you could read my mind love, What a tale my thoughts could tell, Just like a paperback novel The kind that the drugstore sells. G. Lightfoot I arrived with fet lag, culture shock and homesickness I 'm going to leave with many happy memories and a lot of experience and knowledge. Because of Walnut Hill I now feel I belong to the world. Allison Abizaid Question not, but live and labor Till yon goal be won, Helping every feeble neighbor, Seeking help from none, Life is mostly froth and bubble, Two things stand like stone, Kindness in 0I'i0lh8f'D trouble, Courage in your own. Adam Lindsay Gordon Westerly f32 stairsl .. . dancing .. . eskimos and polars . .. shopping mail you guys hard boiled eggs, tuna fish, and tea . .. Hold your huskiesl, by M.F. and D.M . . . ummmm hmmmm. Virginia R. Smith Far away there in the sunshine are my highest aspirations. Imay not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. Louisa May Alcott Abizaid . . . AJ . . . Pizza, Cookies . . . 'Mbizaid you have an outside . . . Nights at 1udy's . . . Days at Rivers . . . Boys . . . Boomer Marty 5 Big brother Phil fsmilesj Natoma . . . NJL . . . Martha? Vineyard . .. Spagetti . . . Take it easy . . . You guys . . . Listen! . . . Alfie, Nursie, Marie, and soap operas . . . Parties at Andrea's . . . Clark dorm . . . Late again! . . . LB, Not again! Beth help! . . .