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Forever Young
| Patti Brennan
How smart, how beautiful, a great personality. She was very
easy to talk with, always such a positive outlook on life. |
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| Steve Brown
So very talented, handsome and disarming. He learned to play
and sing without a single lesson. Berkeley saw the talent and
Steve spent his senior year there. |
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| Linda Carpenter Gordy
If there was a party, Linda was in the middle of it. She
loved to laugh and live life with the pedal to the metal. No
excuses, no apologies.
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| Donna Cirucci Healey
The sense of humor, the infectious laugh, so much fun to be
around. You always knew a good time was happening when Donna was
in the crowd. |
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| Angela DiBartolo
Always smiling, Angela was a true
"people person". Ready for an adventure at a moments notice, she
was ready for anything
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| Joan Ferenz
One of our intellectuals, Joan was quick witted and possessed
an eccentric edge. She could literally take over a room with her
presence. |
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| Herbert Hosfield
A quiet guy who was easy to be around. Quite the aptitude for
things mechanical. |
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| Ralph Keller
The tall man with the relaxed personality. |
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| Ray Lautenbacher
Ray loved to make people laugh. One of those track/cross
country guys with the Tanner sense of humor. |
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| Sybil Lyons Williamson
Sybil had a way of making everyone feel comfortable...like you
were the most important person in the world. She had a killer
smile and was an absolute pleasure to be around. |
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| Mickey Magill
What a sense of dry/offbeat humor. Mickey could deadpan with
the best of them and leave you scratching your head wondering "did
he really just go there?" Many of the photos in our yearbook were
taken by Mickey. |
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| Wayne Martin
So very intense, Wayne knew exactly how to go about getting
whatever. The '56 Chevy he built from scratch was AWESOME in power
and craftsmanship. |
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| Jim Obey
This guy could SING and he was hysterically funny. Jim wrote a
novel based on the TV series "I Spy" when we were in Jr.
High...most of our names were used in the characters he created.
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| John Pasarella
Last of the tough guys, John displayed a hard edge but was a
warm, generous person when you got to know him. |
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| Marty Roseman
One always knew when Marty was around. With that big persona
and ability to add wry humor to almost any situation, he was quite
the character. |
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| Donna Tiberino
So quiet and shy...
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