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“How happy is the little Stone/That rambles in the Road alone/And doesn’t care about Ca- reers/And Exigencies never fear/Whose Coat of elemental Brown/A passing Universe put on/And independent as the Sun/Associates or glows alone/Fulfilling absolute Decree/ln ca­ sual simplicity” Emily Dickinson [Spice up your life] 11,3, 13RAN- DA
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Randa Jabbour
Girts V Cross Country 10-12, Girls indoor Track 9-12, Girls V Track 9-12, Math Team 11-12, National Honor Society 11-12, Science Club 11, Stage Crew 9, Writers Guild 11, French Club 9*
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Happy the man who finds wisdom, the man who gains understand­ ing! For her profit is bet­ ter than profit in silver, and better than gold is her revenue; She is more precious than cor­ als, and none of your choice possessions can compare with her
— Proverbs 4:13-15
Matthew G. Judge ^ JV Football 10, V Swimming 9-12, Amnesty International 9-11, Lasallian Youth Group 9-10, Math ^
Team 9-12, Science Club 10, Band 9-12, Jazz Ensemble 9-12, Select Chorus 10-12, Chorus 9-' 12, Drama Club 9-12, Ski Club 9-12, French Club 9-11, SOS 12, SADD 9
, SOS 12, Campus Ministry 12
Time it was and what a time it was.
It was a time of inno­ cence.
A time of confidences. Long ago it must be,
I have a photograph. Preserve your memo­ ries.
They’re all that’s left you.
“Instead of loving your enemies treat your friends a little better”
William Hazlih
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Roman Jankowski
Boys V Cross Country 11-12, Boys V Lacrosse 11-12, Boys V Track 10-11, Amnesty Internal lonalw
9-10. Lasallian Youth Group 9-11, Chorus 11-12, Stage Crew 11, Purple & Gold 9, Spanish Club 9-11. Art Club 9. SADD 9
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Elizabeth M. Kad
Amnesty International 9-12, Lasallian Youth Group 9-12, Math Team 11, National Honor Sodety 11-12, Science Club 10-12, Chorus 9-12, Spanish Club 9-10, Art Club 9-12, Multicultural Club 9-
, SADD 9, Elio Trust Youth Group 9, Scenery Crew 10-12, Campus Ministry 10
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