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Class o f ’03: Thank you all for all the great memories for the years we were here. I can look back and smile, thinking about all the great times we shared together. I’ll miss you guys when I get to college but be assured I will try my best to keep in contact with you. I'll see you
guys at our 10-year reunion. Thanks again.
Advisor: thanks for always catering to my wim. Iforgive you for leaving me out freshman year only because you saw, The s*icl more importantly, Kung Pow: Enter the Fist, Til miss you guys and all the stuff we did and talked about during advisor. See you next Tuesday! Math Class: F(X)F(G)F ... DB: thanks for getting me into Roller Hock- ey, the Pool Parties, the Cool Basement and all the stuff was
just too much fun. AB: during science “Til tell you later”, and all those great Chat Rooms, sorry for Keith and me with the Soccer Ball. ABu: one word ... LEO CG: we became friends through Shipra, laughed about Cracky, and laughed about F ... teachers have really brought us together. MK: 1141)1=_______________________________________________ I A/I>14V1A/9$74I2 (1241=7, (OIJ A/73 12 $71211 <3.1)1) 12, W 412 (1241=73, 4M ) WO I2M$ (1 I> VW3I) jOO). KM: The Midget Bathroom, all the Sleep Overs and remember we were the worst of enemies in 2"‘’grade. BM: there is no way I could fit everything into this one line so I have to sum it up with TV Shows. The Simpsons, Seinfeld and Push. JM:
remember in middle school the Cecil Fielder $1,000,000 homerun. my Star Wars deck was better than urs. The Chess Piece W ar in the Lounge. MP: we will never forget Ingrate! and you know you liked Kung Pow and all those horrible movies that I made you see. MPat: making Random Stuff was fun. Ping Pong was great too, I own you at chess. RS: Stop cursing so much! JY: All those convo’s in the lounge
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