Yorktown High School - Emerald Yearbook (Yorktown Heights, NY)

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William M. Roper ■■F ' V 1 ' i Qk 1 P J ■r% 1 M 1 M H P ' - B 1 m ' L ((ii i 1 Ip ijk W I ' l 1 Michael Rosa Judith Anne Ross Hey, Ross , Shadowfax, Fire and Rain . The only way to over- come temptation is to yield to it —Oscar Wilde •LAKE PLACID ' Peggy Rossmann Free to be what I am with the hope of becoming what I was intended to be. Good times, Vermont, visiting. Wiscon- sin, 7 27 74. my favorite . . . Shawn; Thanks, Mom Dad. Ellen Marie Rose Yesterday, today was tomorrow . . . so easy to say hello ... so hard to say goodbye. Catherine A. Rosebrock Cathy . . . Misty Blue . . . game. Lake Crabby . . . partying . . Tech , . Are we going? . . . friends in good times bad . . . Summer ' 76. Sleighriding ... ' 73 football games . .. BB, DK, LA, SB AH. Thanks, Mom Dad. Harmony . Andy — 12 2 73. Caryn I. Rosenfeld Caryn , . Freshman year . ., 6th period lunch , . . What a blast . . . friends, Brenda, Anna — Fuzz , Big Mouth Steve, E.W. . . Do t he Hustle . . . Tech Center . . . 10 74— S.B. . . . Thanks, Mom and Dad, for all you ' ve done. Mark Rucker What do you want to do now? Kawiwangi??, blown barrel, 1( o ' clock — Time to head back. 148

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Kelly X. , MG.C- Quinn Caper II. My ■■Mate ' Office, Grand Larceny, V.B.T., Florida Bound — MaBoy! M ' s in B ' s , $1500 Reward!, ■■Thun- derhill — Blazes, The Great Escape, A rainy night . . . dif- ferent, C.I.T. •■£■■. R.W.S,T, To live for every day iPP Clare Megan Rabbitt Elizabeth Raver ■■12 before 13 Always , EMM, To love and live my life as much as wrist action . , . bells . . . ■■Con- 1 can. servative codes ' . Richard D. Remsen, Jr. Remz . There are places I ' ll remember all my life. Though some have changed, all of these places and their moments, with lovers and friends. I can still recall: In my life, I ' ve loved them all. Patricia Marie Ranagan Tricia: Remember how it used to be. So easy to be free. PC PB CT. getting lost. Jones beach. My V.P., Dad; ' ■Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away. William Quirk Wild Bill Cowboy, live and learn, Tiemories, Fats, Bisch, Flippers, -ips. Calm your flippers, red- lecks, Mr. B, C.D.R., the -arm. Trucks, 10-50, camping, Woody ' s truck; To M D. thanks. CD. Janice Lynn Reichman Our moments of inspiration are not lost though we have no particular poem to show for them; for those experiences have left an indelible impression, and we are ever and anon reminded of them. Henry D. Thoreau Inge Roll 147

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James Russell Richard K. Sammel Sammy , M B.F Bengy, the Gang, even the bad times were good times, Squirreling , West Point, Montauk and Sherwood Forest , Always give 110% and have no regrets Denjse M. Ryder Mouth Junior , C.C.L. Punch, Done any running lately? , maroon tie ups, a car with a mind ot Its own, mailboxes. Gentle Ben, that certain someone — 12 21 75. Gary D. Ryder Hey, Chester, who did you say? I ' m not crazy, I ' m just having fun . . . We are our own saviours as we start both of our hearts beating life into each other. J.T. Valerie Santoro Val , Songs with meaning and memories . . . Summer of ' 74. I Like that Car , Frampton . . . Tech . . . parties . . . Love is a golden gift; priceless and per- fect, cherished above all life ' s treasurers. — 5 29 76. Bill. Richard L. Schmatz Hey, hurry up, Ellyn, we ' re late! I like what is in work. The chance to find yourself, your own reality for yourself, not for others, what no man can ever know. — Joseph Conrad Stephen T. Schmidt Success IS getting what you want; Happiness is wanting what you get. — Kettering. I feel that we all should strive for happiness not success. Sharon Teresa Scaizo A loaf of bread, the Walrus said, Is what we chiefly need: Pepper and vinegar besides Are very good indeed — Now if you ' re ready. Oysters dear. We can begin to feed. Lewis Carroll 149