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Seniors Have the Last Word • • •

Alice Adams Bryan Combs sees a calamity in every oppor­
"And each day I learn just a little "I will not follow where the path tunity. ”
bit more." may lead, but I will go where
there is no path, and Iwill leave a — Winston Churchill
— Bernie Taupin trail. ”
Nicol Husemeier
Donald Adams — Muriel Strode “Life is short, filled with stuff,
"Education is not received, it is Don't know what for, I ain’t had
achieved." Tyler Crooker enough."
“ V ic to r y has a thousand
— Anonymous f a t h e r s b u t d e f e a t is an — The Cramps
orphan. ”
□an Andrews Jose Isasi
"Patience and discipline are Anne Daugherty "If my mind can conceive it, and
great but without pride they are “A man who wants to lead the my heart can believe it, than I
nothing." orchestra must turn his back can achieve it. ”
on the crowd. ”
Jim Baggatta — Rev. Jackson
“The full measure of a man is — James Crook
not to be found in the man him­ Beth Joy
self, but in the colors and tex­ Tricia Davis "All men wilst they are awake
tures that come alive in others "Freedom’s just another word are in one common world; but
because of him. ” for nothin’ left to lose. ” each of t hem, when he is
asleep, is in a world of his own. "
— Albert Schweitzer — Janis Joplin
— Plutarch
Jim Balaguer Pat Fudge
“Some men see things as they "He is the king of all the land, in a Jamie Joyner
are and say, ‘why! ’ I dream of kingdom of the sand, of a time, “I will find a way or make one.”
things that never were and say tomorrow. ”
'why not?' — Matthew Perry
— Iron Maiden
— Robert F. Kennedy Terri Kandara
Melissa Gaddy "Perhaps imagination is only in­
Sandy Bower "Happiness is not having the telligence having fun."
“Think." — I.B.M. things you want but wanting the
things you have. ” — George Scialabba
Kim Bouchey
"Sunsets at the beach, so per­ Princess Gerald Brian Kane they are a’
fect and innocent; so too is “If you reveal your secrets to “ The tim e s , — Bob Dylan
the wind, you should not blame changin'."
!o v ^ ." the wind for revealing them to
the trees." Donald Keller
Jack Bowers "The only quiet place is inside
"Why should I worry what hap­ — Kahil Gibran your soul."
pens tomorrow? You know to ­
morrow just might not come. I'll Jim Griffin — Pete Townshend
take my chances on living my life "Unless one comes to an under­
today" standing concerning the nature Karen Kennedy
of changes, one will have many "The tru th of it is, the firs t rudi­
— Gory Rossington difficulties. ” ments of education are given in­
discreetly by most parents."
Jennifer Branen — Plato
"Please don't stand so close to — Sir Richard Steele
_m__e_. ii Bill Hayes
“Iwant my friends to miss me as Jeffrey Kinnaman
— Police long as I miss them." "Maybe it's not to late to learn
how to love and forget how to
Marc Capizzi John Holland hate. ”
"Bickering wastes precious “If there is the slightest chance
time; time that could be spent for success — Go for it!" — Ozzy OsBourne
loving those you care fo r."
Karen Hubay Kelly Knable
Karen Capretta "The times are tougher now, "Love is an attempt at pene­
"There never was a good war or just getting tougher. The world trating another, but it can only
a bad peace." is getting rougher." succeed if the surrender is mu­
tual. "
— Benjamin Franklin — Bruce Springsteen
Karen Kraus
Kevin Collins Jim Human "Time doesn't wait fo r me, it
"It is pleasant at times to play "An optimist sees an opportuni­ keeps on moving. I've got to
the madman." ty in every calamity; a pessimist keep on chasing my dreams."

— Seneca — Boston

Lisa Kula Dan Morrison David Riedl
“ . . . Dear friends . . . good-bye. "Whatsoever the failings on his "Every one advising me, but
No tears in my eyes/so sad/it part, remember reader, he they can’t see what my eyes
ends/as it begins. were that good in his heart. ” see. ”

— Anonymous — Charles Dickens — Ozzy Osbourne

Steve Kwolkoski Forrest Munden Tom Rix
"Common sense is instinct. “If one man calls thee a donkey, "It is not the neutral or the luke­
Enough of it is genius. ” pay him no mind. If two men call warm who make history. ” ”
thee a donkey, get thee a
— George Bernard Shaw — Adolf Hitler

Janet Little saddle. ” Stephanie Royal
“If man does not keep pace with "When you make two people
his companions, perhaps it is Chris Murray happy, one of them is probably
because he hears a different “The human race has one really you. ”
drummer. Let him step to the effective weapon, and that is
beat he hears, however mea­ laughter. ” Susan Schatzman
sured or far away. ” “Self is the only prison that can
— Mark Twain ever bind the soul."
— Thoreau
Summer Nolan — Henry Van Dyke
John Manning “Don't follow the fellow who fol­
“It’s not what you have th a t’s lows a dream. Lead the follower Amy Schehr
important but how you use it. ” and be the dreamer. ” "The smiles that win, the tints
that glow, but tell of days in
Mickey Marshall Terry D’Connor goodness spent, a mind at
“They that are serious in ridicu­ “In no order of things is adoles­ peace with all below, a heart
lous things will be ridiculous in cence the time of simple things. ” whose love is innocent. ”
serious affairs."
Andrea Pazos — Lord Byron
— Cato the Elder “A place in my heart, a place at
th e beach, f o r my closest Rick Shaw

Kathleen Mazur friends know the stars within “You won’t get wise with sleep

"If you truly believe in yourself reach. ’’ still in your eyes, no m atter

and what you want to do, you’re Greg Podgorny what your dreams might be. "
capable of remarkable accom­ “I’d rather laugh with the sin­ — Rush
plishments. ” ners than cry with the saints. ”
Mary Katherine Shough

— Jeane Dixon — Billy Joel “Man lives by habit indeed, but

Patty McDonnell Laurence Pollen what he lives for is thrills and
"As you get older it is harder to "Never underestimate what excitement. ”

have heroes, but it is sort of you have. ’’ Paige Sisel
necessary. ” “Be sure you are right, then go
Nina Poppe ahead."
— Ernest Hemingway "When you make peace with au­
thority, you become authority. ” — David Crockett
Kathleen McGillan
“In order to be someone, you — Jim Morrison Laura Smith

must appreciate others. ” Tracy Pray "We had joy, we had fun, we had
"And I believe there is a time for seasons in the sun. But the hills
Nicole McMahan meditation in cathedrals of our we did climb were just seasons
"Light a candle for the believers own. ” out of time. ”
still reaching for the sky; the fu­
ture’s in their eyes. ” , — Billy Joel — Terry Jacks

Julie Miles Joey Raynor Sheila Smith
"When in doubt, risk it. ” "Turn on, Tune in, Drop out." "The heights by great people
reached and kept, were not
— Holbrook Jackson — Timothy Leary attained by sudden flight, but
they, while their companions
Allison Miller Andrea Reid slept, were toiling upward in the
"The future — a world limited by "We are all born for love ... It is night. ”
ourselves, we discover only the principal of existence and

what c onc er ns us and, by its only end. ” — Henry Wadsworth Long­

chance, what interests those — Disraeli fellow

whom we love the most. ” Shannon Rice Bryan St. Clair
"Friendship rests lightly on the
— M. Maeterlinck "Hope I die before I get old"

Cheryl Mobley — The Who heart; it makes no demands

"A pauper in t he m i d st of Donna Riddle and issues, no judgement.

wealth. ” "Whatever happens, deal with Friendship is a constant in a

— Zuole it.” world of uncertainties. ”

Kate Stack
"If there is no wind, row. ”

Brent Studds
"People in our society dwell so
much on normality that we fail
to recognize or encourage indi­
viduality. ”

Angie Summers
"As we flow down life's rivers, I
see the stars glow — one by
one. All angels of the magic con­
stellation be singing us now."

— Yes

Lee Thomas
"Best friends have all things in
common. ”

— Plato

Kelly Tysinger
"Why live tomorrow when you
can't live today."

Bert Wallace
"So much more attractive; in­
side the moral kiosk”

— M. Stipe

Tammy Ware
“ To be good is not enough,
when you dream of being
great. ”

Jennifer White
"We know not why our life, Our
smilings and our tears, Why Na­
ture's power works grimly on
through the eternal years.”

Franklin Henry Giddings
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On To Sm aller Things . . . (the underclassmen)

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