Thomas School Yearbook 1971

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HIGH TIDE 1971 THE THOMAS SCHOOL

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Margaret de Reyna, Tracy Gilman, Melissa Manning, Sue Giordano, Janice Ellis, Elizabeth Swackhamer, Diane Lewis, Sue Winkler Absent from picture: Andrea Sass,

Colleen Janes, Nina Voris, Nancy Jennings, Polly McConnell, Cathy Cobb, Suzanne Campbell, Donna Horne, Melissa Sutton, Wendy Wedell, Elizabeth Truslow, Rebecca Moe, Shelly Burtt, Theresa Beaudreau, Bonnie Wilcox.

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I 0 X 1 Debbie Gilman, Maura Robinson, Barbara Clerihe, Debbie Hill, Sandy Bridge, Mercy Ewing, Phyllis Chase, Catherine Saxon, Beverly Williams, Laurie Kaliff, Gail Laundon, Debby Meyer. Gayura Pritz, Michelle Fuller, Kathy Vetter, Julia Patrick, Buffy Eiseman, Betsy Pa­ trick, Nancy Josem, Didi Brady, Susan Cohn, Vikki F. Day, And Blaze (dog).

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Missy Winters Louise Shepard Jane Lowry Liza Touraine Wendy Hartog Kim Knight Cindy Clements Kin Manning Kim Gray Pam Peirce Lucinda Billings Betsy Trefrey Libby Hopkins Kim Bechert Diana Stagg Bente Strong Muffin Boots Laura Segall Megan Robinson Suzanne Lee Katie Aubrey Belle Hanson Vicki Rudomanski Absent: Isabel Brown Lowrie Fisher Peggy Gibbs Margery Golden Chris Hausberg Evelyn Holt

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A. Dwiggins A. White K. Hayes A. Smith J. Freiman L. Stout C. Hooper B. Feinberg P. O’Neill-Butler M. Nemeth N. Miller M Reed A. Parsons L. Carroll L. Kehaya M. Adam

L. Smiley W. Noble A. Thompson J. Reynolds C. Dixon S. Dali W. Sheard H. Ford J Leibolt C. Walworth Absent: D. Levine L. Suttenfield A. Tolies S. Truslow A. Widman M. Madson

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Amy Rhett Meg Bowman Beri Krida Sue Keefe Ashley Lamb Anne Eberstadt Carole Frank Tina Hopkins Linda Williams Sue Raikus Heidi Zimmer Becky Sahagian Lisa Newman Martha Cook Margy Kay Ann Gary Sue Tunick Renee Hausman Perky Finch Nancy Siegler Debbie Clay Holly Patrick Carol Sterling Nina Foss Leslie Eowan Norine Maher Absent: Debbie Dresser Katia Ramsey

“ Friends never really part." Stuart L. Hall

" V i a t u \Lc e.UA-£ f" “ There is a curious paradox that no one can explain. Who understands the secret of the reaping of the grain? Who understands why spring is born out of winter’s laboring pain, Or why we all must die a bit before we grow again? I do not know the answer, I merely know it’s true.” The Fantasticks

“ Who would ride backwards on a giraffe Stopping every so often to laugh?” Incredible String Band

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“ Pop goes the weasel!” Nursery Rhyme

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"Are we to mark this day with a white or a black stone?" Miguel De Cervantes

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“ Keep your face always towards the sun and your shadows shall fall behind you.” Anonymous

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“ I’m sitting here singing to the flowers, So very few people really know." Donovan

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“ Thou hast created us for thyself and our heart can not be quieted till it may find rest in thee.� St. Augustine

hello sun! you came up! we knew you would! you always do! hooray for you! Alicia Bay Laurel

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“ What a man is ... contributes much more to his happiness than what he has ... What a man is in himselt, that accompanies him when he is alone, what no one can give him or take away, is obviously more essential to him than everything he has in the way ot possessions, or even what he may be in the eyes of the world.� Albert Schopenhauer

“ Happiness is a peculiar feeling you have when you’re too busy to be miserable." Unknown

“ The true way goes over a rope which is not stretched at any great height but just above the ground. It seems more designed to make people stumble than to be walked upon.� Franz Kafka

People who need people Bob Merrill

o ^ c h H d re n ^ to ^ n '.h ? muchh '° win ,he resPect of intelligent persons and the affection or children, to earn the approbation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends, to appreciate beauty and find the best in others ... that is success." Ralph Waldo Emerson

“ ... and I shall have some peace there For peace comes dropping slow, Dropping from the veils of the morning to where the cricket sings There midnights all a glimmer and noon a purple glow and evening full of the linnets wings W.B. Yeats

“ To be what you are, to become what you are becoming, is the end of life.’’ Spinoza

“ If a man does not keep pace With his companions Perhaps it’s because he hears A different drummer Let him walk to the music Which he hears How ever measured Or far away’’ Henry David Thoreau

/fc 7mi w y e a n “ With ten miles behind me and ten thousand more to go.� James Taylor

“ Deep calls to deep at the thunder of thy cataracts.” Psalm 42

“ ... For the breath of life is in the sunlight and the hand of life is in the wind.” The Prophet

“ You have to make the good times yourself, Take the little times and make them into big times, And save the times that are right For the ones that aren’t so good.” Rod McKuen

“ Thoughts, rest your wings. Here is a hollow of silence, a nest of stillness in which to hatch your dreams.’’ Joan Walsh Anglund

I know there is love and understanding here. I mean, gee, everybody even put up with my trumpet! S.J.

santana, looking at the world through the sunset in your eyes, travelling the train through clear Moroccan skies ...

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Hope the days that lie ahead bring us back to where they’ve les. It you smile at me I will understand, cause that is something everybody, everywhere does in the same language. I have kissed you, so I’ll miss you on the road I’ll be wanting you, But I have you ’cause I love you and you have me ’cause you love me too. Forty-nine reasons all in a line, all of them good ones, all of them lies. It’s getting to the point where I’m no fun anymore. I am sorry.

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“ And to think that I saw it on Mulberry Street!’’ Dr. Seuss

“ April 1. This is the day upon which we are reminded of what we are on the other three hundred and sixty-four.� Mark Twain

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“ With a smile on her lips, and a tear in her eye.’’ E. H. Wilson

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DOLPHIN Editor: Ellen Schloss Staff: Salley Fisher, Jane Reynolds Meg Bowman, Lisa Calene

ROCKLEDGER Co-Editors: Kimi McLean & Nancy Koehler Staff: Sally Pinkerton, Libby Byers Wendy Diamond, Carol Frank Noreen Maher, Susan Giordano Elizabeth Swackhamer, Melissa Manning

GLEE CLUB President: Mary McManus Librarian: Nia McLoughlin

FLEDGLING Liz Kaliff Janet Foss

YEARBOOK STAFF Editor: Marna Foss Art Editor: Debe Hartigan Photographers: Libby Jones Mary McManus Beth Burges Libby Byers

SENIOR ASSOCIATION President: Sue Eiseman Vice-President: Sue Thompson Chief Justice: Debby Gleason Assistant Chief Justice: Beri Krida Treasurer: Carol Sterling Secretary: Anne Eberstadt Twelfth Grade Court: Ellen Schloss Eleventh: Perky Finch Tenth Grade Court: Jane Reynolds Ninth Grade Court: Katy Aubrey Tenth Grade Association: Wynn Noble Ninth Grade Association: Jane Lowry

PYE CLUB President: Libby Byers Vice-President: Noreen Maher Secretaries: Susie Thompson, Wendy Diamond Treasurer: Tina Hopkins Publicity: Debby Gleason Buttons: Nancy Siegler

JUNIOR ASSOCIATION President: Butty Eiseman Vice-President: Sue Cohn Chief Justice: Debbie Hill Treasurer: Suzanne Campbell Assistant Chief Justice: Cathy Cobb Eighth Grade Court: Julie Patrick Seventh Grade Court: Melissa Sotton Seventh Grade Association: Donna Horne

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