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SF. KH, HR. KD. SE. KA. you are true friends. Thanks for all the good times; I love you! KW, KG, JA. where’s the man with the CB? “Don’t forget, the gang of four rules.” I love ya and keep in touch. AL I can’t seem to forget the memories. KW you’ve been a good friend. PB take care of the box: Late nights with AL.RK, CE: cracklin brand: social teas: sugar mag queens; KG what happened to me in the shack; Greenwich - why is everyone looking at us: Ethan Allen Inn: TG Pete and Eric say bye! bye; Thanks for being a good friend, will miss you. AH. KF You have been good roomates - Who realty did it? Woozey Vet gals. Licks, thanks for the rides on cast­ aways, you've helped alot! JA what’s the matter with Aunts? KG your the definite “10”. HS “The Bunion”. CL the tennis pros we are. Mr. Walden, thanks for the friendship.

You’re a good egg! M. McCormick, thanks for the chats. LML Life Mardi Gras ”84, Des­ tin “85”: DD wheres the milk? Good luck JO, BE SS HG KS JL Skid-2 Eggs;, Suzy; Eddie & DeWain say Hi; HR the attitude problem: 11 long years girls! KH F-D rules. David I am Proud of you! Jon thanks for putting up with my BS; 1 love you. Granmpa Ned. Thanks Mom & Dad I love you! Good bye Marvel­ wood. here I come world!

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This page is dedicated to my roomate and best friend for three years Kari I’ll miss you so much next year don't forget all the great times we have had. but there is more to come because we will be friends forever. I love you.

F.M.R.H. , . . The Pranksters . . . Wait I forgot what I was going to say , . . Steve and Jeff wait to secs . . . while you hang, can I have some milk babes . . . late night C.O.W.'S . ..

Le Club . . . family portrait.. . Thursday night AA meetings ... my two best friends are K.G.’S .. . Kevin thanks for being there when I needed you, your a great friend please don’t let anyone take my place next year I love you.

Watch out for flying objects in your mouth .. . cold hands ... I can't believe your aunt saw the twinkle . . . Laura did the Riviera screens get fixed? Wen and the twenty five doller six pack . . . lets not and say we did . . . Blue bubbles JP ... Heres to A & B period Tom .. . Kari and Chris on the side of the road . . .

Did you go to Mary did you see Kev? . . . Jill thanks for the educational Study Hall talks . . . Liz the Gang of Four rules forever keep in touch I'll miss you tons.,. Busted Oct. 19... my vacation at the Tacy's . . . Smirnoff is worth friends . . . Miss Vogue . . . Mom. Daddy. Honore. Debbie. Taffy all of you are so special to me thanks for always being there. .. later Marvelwood. much ... “Good girls go to heaven bad girls go everywhere.”

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-Dr. Seuss There’s a feeling I get when I look to the west and my spirit is crying for leaving.

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Steve, that creek was cold! Jeff- SODA graduation. The Promised Land, Senior Prank, Scrunion, Skidwear, Jeff, there’s a monster in there. Scarecrow and Forneris, take it easy boys. The Wagner Weekend, Fall ’84. And to Mom and Dad, I couldn't have done it without you.

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Kirsten, you’ve been a great friend, please keep in touch next year and fill me in on “As Marvelwood Turns’’. I love ya! Melinda an­ d/or Tavia “raise your right foot for yes!"

Keep up the tradition. Kari and Jen, <“I Le Club" rules. Chrachambill still survives even if the relationships don’t. I love you both, keep in touch next year and good luck in college.

Kenna, we have to get together with Kevin and Paul! Always remember Freshmen year with Vai and Kris. Look at us now!!! Mom. Dad. Martha. Ian and Rob. if it wasn’t for all of you I wouldn't be here now! Thanks for all of you support. I love you all very much. Paul, thanks for being there when I needed you most. I love you very much. By the way, I finally found out what “En-tour moi de tes bras" means! Good luck next year Class of ’86! Senior year rules!!!

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JA. KG. SR. DD it's been 4 long years, but we finally made it. Keep in touch. You are good friends. AH and LA, you guys were excellent roommates, we had a lot of fun times . . . woozy yet . , . particularly . . . harrassing . . . 11:30 munch sessions . . . under the bed. RL was it Minnesota or Iowa?

Have fun and take care . , you’re a good friend. TFL-LYLASBAWLMHRW. HC. PT, KK. PB & PW thank you for all your listening caring and supporting. I'll miss you SW you were a great listener. Thanks for being there when I needed you. LB (especially), LB LH. I’ll keep in touchm make next year your best.

FD. CR. KD, DD. Tina and Gill you're great friends, take care. Mama and Daddy You’re the best grandparents. I couldn’t ask for much more than you. I LOVE YOU. Ma. when are you going to let me drive the limo? With­ out you I never would have made these last 4 years. I LOVE YOU. JV. no matter how things turn out there’s always a place in my heart for you. Martino, your friendship means a lot. without that I wouldn't be able to smile. Kim's house... the Volvo .. SSI didn’t lose it there. .. have fun in college ... Well Marvelwood, it has been a long trip, but I have reached my destination. To all the others who feel they have no place-"There are no strangers here . . . only friends we have not met." To my family who gave me love and support I thank you and love you.

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What a wee part of a person s life are his acts and words. His real life is led in his head and known to none but himself. -M.T.

—Putnam, want to go to Birdies?; you’ll love it-AA Sorry Hardy, my hands are tied -Hayward, keep the faith, and don’t forget to thank Robert for me.

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-Happiness comes from the capacity to feel deeply, to enjoy simply, to think freely, to risk life, to be needed. -S.J.

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Jen, one day I’ll buy you that nice yellow truck . . .The pranksters Rule . . . Christina your driving is definitely a treat and a new experience... Family portraits... Can I have some milk babes . . . Hardy, what kind of feelings do you have? ... Jeff, only hicks live in Nashville ... Bl Rules!... Jill, your educat­ ing talks during study hall will definitely be missed . . . JP. go four wheelin’ much? . . .

Martha’s Vineyard '84 .. . Mardi Gras '84 . . .

What time does the game start? . . . Nook and Cranny Man #2 . . . Have you seen my dog Nikki? ... So when are we going back­ packing through Europe? .. . good luck next year in Africa .... JO.. S.S.. A.H. good luck wherever you may go .. Liz. don’t ever forget the Gang of Four rules .. . Headly. good luck wherever you are! You are definitely one of a kind and that’s what I love about you ... Kin. thanks for being there when I needed you most. Love ya! J.P., C.M. C.L.. J.W.. H.G..

K.G. good luck next year I’ll miss you guys!

Mr. Walden thank you for being a greet coa­ ch as well as a friend. Eggs are okay. I'll miss you! Mrs. Walden your sense of humor can brighten up even the worst of times . .. thank you!

Jen, our four year friendship has meant so much to me. and I hope it will continue to be this strong in the future . . . Best friends like you are hard to come by. I love You! Mom and Dad. all I can say is thank you for being so supportive. I love you.

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Keep in touch to: JP. KG, JW. JA. KG. JD, VM. NK. Sky. Penn, Scooter and Tweeter.

My dearest Liz. I don’t know how to thank you; you. You were the only person who un­ derstood me. I love you and you better keep in touch.

Mom and Dad. most of ail I'd like to thank you for making this experience happen. I can't even express how much I love you both

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TW don't lock the door, all school sneak out.

BB can I have some. TL let’s break. Gilligan nice La Boot, I just wanna go home, guess what I did it! Liz. Grateful Dead. Too many memories. Skid-2. KG evacuation. KF and broken leg-egg what a year! I can't believe we made it! Comfortably numb, “Fresh", LL life. Tim. we've had a lot of good times-l LOVE YOU! Mr. Neary, no more gray hairs.

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What the hell we supposed to do, you mo­ ron? Marvelwood 2 / South Kent 1. Cross Swords, have you read your handbook?

Know what I mean, Vern? The Walkman Kid. To Richard. Johnny, Steven F. and Hayward: you’re all great friends take care.

Brendan and Keith— Have a dip on me.

Jen and Kari— I’ll miss you both, keep in touch!

Thanks to Mr. Winkler. Miss McCormick. JT and especially Mr. Walden. I couldn’t have made it without you. And who's left? Oh yeah. Steve and Hardy. What can I say? You guys are the best friends I could ever ask for.

Let’s never forget the times we had, keep in touch always.

Mom and Dad— words can’t express the love I feel for you. Thanks so much for everything.

Christina. I’ll love you always, never forget it. <I I put my hand upon the lever, said let it rock and let it roll.”----- Dire Straits HASTA LUEGO MARVELWOOD!!!

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Nine years ago I came to the country of freedom.

I didn’t know one thing.

Maybe a little bit of alphabet.

I suffered through difficult times.

If there was one thing I could do best that was the “spelling test’’. I used to ace them.

But look at me now.

I can read, talk, think, act. and play like an American, sometimes I wish I was born American.

Things could be much easier.

But I'm Japanese and I’m proud of it.

No one can change that. No One! Do you know the kind of people who rule the school? The nerds, jocks. Orientals, air heads. geeks, Dead heads, Kansha skis, losers, and cool people. Basically, we rule the school and not the faculty.

People are all different and that makes every individual interesting.

But Marvelwood will never find another Chairman.

Why? -because- and just because.

JT. Mr Winkler. Mr. Corwin. Mr Babcock.

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Mom & Dad: Thank you for all the love and support you gave me at Marvelwood.

Mr. Walden, Miss McCormick, Mr. Winkler, Mr. Corwin and Mr. Cheney: I want to thank you for all the help and constructive criticism which helped me throughout my years here.

Jeff and Hardy: together we made the Three Stooges. I’ll miss you two, keep in touch.

Christina: We had a lot of good times which will remain with me forever. I'll miss you a great deal. You always make everything so enjoyable. You and Hardy can make it. if I did anyone can. Keep in touch so we can all get together.

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All I can say is that Marvelwood has been an experience and I never could have made it without my friends. I have also learned that experience is the fruit of the tree of errors.

Farewell Marvelwood, I am off to a new and exhilarating life where horizons are brighter and last forever.

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