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Tracy you are so queer! I love you both . . . Tavia. Jill, Heather.

Marge and Laura, I'll miss you guys tons! . . . Help, my blocks are falling!... Schmoo Schmokes ... Lizzie's coming to get us!... Hallo ... slip sliding away ... Thanks to all the Marvelwood teachers, you guys are great! . . . Mom and Dad, thanks for always being there!

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Lucas—Let life flow as it may.

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Mark Hyman—Ski a slope in Colorado for me.

Mark H,—Good luck Z-Man. Mike—Make the best of it.

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Kirsten—1 wish you the best.

Jen—You didn't do so bad in office.

Emily—Keep it up on the slopes, kid.

Ned—Life is full of surprises. See you in college.

Hardy—This year was truly lofty. Good luck in college.

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Zev, good luck where-ever you are. You will always be a good friend ... Mark OConnor, sometimes I worry about you but I really appreciate all the support you gave me. 1 will see you next year and thank you for being a good friend . . . Tom. Jack. Strubes, all three of you are my favorite roomates. Good luck in college and out in the business world . . . Tom. don't forget our 45 min. wrestling matches because I always beat you, HA HA HA ... Don't forget we have to party again soon . . . Mendosa and War . . . Swarthog with your drags . . . Good Luck Class "87" . . . Especially MF, CL, TB, JK, RW. DK, M Haynes, M. Hyman, MW, JDS, Har Har, Speric, JPS.

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Stay in touch with your brother We had fun.

Wasserman- The Dead only rule to some extent. I'll see you at the New Years show. Thanks for the physics help. We finally have our freedom, peace.

Hardy- Drug smuggling in Ecuador (I think thats why you were really late). . . Chuck rules, Margo wants to get married. Stay in touch, now its our turn.

Wags- Were finally out. Remember out our window.

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Our 30 day countdown. Definately stay in touch. You were a great friend.

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Eric- Mods rule. 'Hey, 1 found one in the drawer."

Traci- I'll miss you. I'll never forget you.

Mom & Dad- You are the most understanding and helpful I love you both. Thanks for this opportunity. I hope I always make you happy.

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JP & Wags, be chillin' . . . Laura's 16th and reckless abndon ... Carter and his Canadian ... Laura, goodbye for now, sweetie . . . I'll see you in the city, Jennifer—keep happy . . . Mr. Vincent, never change, my friend . . . Ned, see you in NYC . . . Eric and Carter, and three years ... a grand combination ... if not a tad hectically sketchy.

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What's your problem, Jenny? . . . I'm just kidding. Ned . . . One more year. Ian . . . See you in Boston, Noah .. . Mrs. Walden, thanks for being a helpful art teacher . . . Thanks for positive support. Dad .

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No, you can't borrow anything. Kelly ... Keep eating, it's good for you, and anyway you look marvellous. Josh . . .

Don't worry about what they are going to say, ask anyway or in other words just go for it. John . . . It's been a long four years but we made it. Just remember to stay out of the way of projectiles thrown at you, especially when they come from people like Winslow. Lori... You're in college now, and you are leaving Marvelwood, so stop being so depressed all the time. Mom & Dad . . . Thanks a lot for everything.

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Craig M., Andy W., John-Paul, Alex L., Ian, Steve P., Simon, Swartley, Gerry, Animal, Hal. Brad. Charlotte. Jessica. Sami, Gary, Scott, Chris, Suzie, Alex B., Melinda, Tavia, Michelle, Christina, Latecia, Tara — Good Luck next year. My special thanks to those teachers who helped me through this ordeal: Mr. Thomas. Mr. Babcock. Mr. Cheney, Mr. Walden, Mr. Corwin. Mrs. Walden, you guys really knew me and knew Just what to tell me to get through it all. It's finally happened!

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Out the door in '84, still alive in '85 .. . Absolutely Winslow ... Man your mamma dont dance and your daddy don't rock 'n roll . . .

Heather, roger wilco and 'ya live in a hole . . . OH MY GOD . . .

Chris Corsault, we've bad some good times . . . Me, Heather, Tavia and Melinda's walk to Winter Wonderland . . . Kirsten, my yaie yaie buddy, your crazy momma . . . Jenn, my window woman, we've had some out of hand happy hours, your just hunky-dory and peachykeen .. . Jill, sorry you ain't the envy of millions. 1 am .. . Wash. DC, oops, sorry Ned . . . Flashdance with Tavia . . . Stein, your such a character . . . Alex, whenever 1 hear a Led Zeppelin tune 1'11 think of you . . . Traci, Fresh, the breakdance queen . . . Make it like 1 don't understand . . . Keep in touch: HF, JD, KS, AV, LS, TL, JW’, MH, JP, JE. DK, PC. RW, NO, KR, RL, LI, LH, FK, BM, MC, MB, JC, MO, Peace, love and happiness to you all . . . Marvelwood has definitely || been an unforgettable experience . .. Thanks to the teachers here .. .

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Best Wishes to the Class of '87

L & M Development, Inc. Goshen, CT.

Compliments of Chicken Walk

The families of Louis O. Thibeault and James A. Muzzarelli

Congratulations to all the members of the Class of '87, especially to Lucas Heller

For the graduate . . .

All of us at Eamb's, proud printers of The Blue & White and other Marvelivood publications, heartily wish the greatest of success and happiness to the *8 7 grads.

Lamb Printing Co., Inc. Everything from stationery to directories efficiently, dependably and economically P.O. Box 837

North Adams, MA 01247 (413) 662-2495

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COMPLIMENTS

MOHAWK Mohawk Paper Mills, Inc. Cohoes & Waterford, N.Y.

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AFFILIATED WITH CLEVELAND & POTTER INSURANCE 33 Lewis Street, Greenwich, Conn. 06830 Umbrella" Liability

Homeowners

Commercial Package

Life Insurance

Commercial Bonds

Aircraft Hull

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Major Medical

Disability Coverage

Malpractice

Workers Compensation

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