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STEPHEN EDWARD CANTER, JR.

“ Class Chuckle”

Years at Buckley: 6
Activities: Red Team Captain, Soccer, Baseball, Basketball, Track,

Musicals: The Boyfriend, The Wiz.
Quips: What are you crazy . . . Where? . . . When? . . . Now? . . . What’s

for homework? . . . I did it . . . Latter dude (referring to John Gantly)
. . . Call me . . . OK? . . . Tell me, please . . . Thanks alot . . . Bye guys
. . . No way . . . What are you sick? . . . That’s fine with me . . . I didn’t
do it . . . Fine . . . Speaking of the devil . . . That’s what she said! . . .
See ya later.

Last Will: I, Stephen Canter, leave Mr. Vose, Quotes: “ Always something
with a watch that doesn’t beep. Kenji and there to remind me.” Na­
James; a skateboard. Margaret, a can of mousse. ked Eyes; “ I can’t fight this
feeling anymore.” R/E/O
Jimmy and Josh, the funny movies that we Speedwagon; “ Everyone
talked about and the wrestling matches we wants to rule the world.”
should have gone to. To the graduating class of Tears for Fears.
1986, the funny times we had in Boston and in
school. To the teachers, thank you for the help
you gave me. And to Buckley, six years of
memories that I will never forget.

ANNE MARIE FRIEDRICH

“ Class Style”

Years at Buckley: 9
Activities: Scripta, Blue Team Captain 1985-1986, Soccer, Field Hockey, Basket­

ball, Softball, Track and Field, Senior Musicals: The Boyfriend, The Wiz.
Quips: Oh, no! I forgot my English books . . . OK . . . Come on Laurel . . . The

whole thing is . . . Yea, right . . . It’s like this . . . Great, just great . . . Wonderful
. . . Sure . . . Hurry up, Steph . . . I’m gonna get you for that, Caryn . . . Margaret
. . . Nice going, Laurel.

Quotes: “ If all the world is a Last Will: I, Anne Friedrich, leave Mr. Vose
stage, I want better light­ another bottle of 409. Mrs. Goudreau, all the
ing.” ; “ Here I stand and challenging word problems she can find. Mr.
face the rain, I know that Amara, all the people he can tease. Miss Betts,
nothing is gonna be the all the Joes she can think of. Mrs. Van Vliet,
same again. I fear for what my admiration and the Scripta staff. I also
tomorrow brings.” A-HA leave, Margaret, all the crazy times we had and
the stickers we made in first grade. And to
Laurel, I leave all the funny and serious times 19
we had.