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ERIC SCHMITZ
"Class Medium Pace"
Years at Buckley: 8
Activities: Blue Team, Soccer, 5, 6, 7, 8, Basketball 8, Lacrosse 5, 6, 7, 8,
Scripta Photography 8, Chorus 5, 6, 7, 8, "The nutcracker" 1, 8, "Westward
Ho, Ho, Ho" 3, "Beauty and the Beast" 8.
Quips: "A bad day o f skiing is better than a good day o f anything else." ... "Am
I late to class?" ..."Don't worry about me, I'm just talking!"
Quotes: "nothing personal just business.'' Mr. Persaud. "Holy sneikies! A
black widow spider!" Mr. Leaf. "The wisest mind has som ethingyet to learn."
G eorge Santayana.
Last Will: I, Eric Schmitz leave nick: BOB, m oo com m ittee, pork-inheimer-
ic, Steve, bands. Pumpkin Jack, Pedro, cosmic spasms; Jim: the Irish Jig,
Jumangi-Anji-Conji, genius, Pen Wars, Bench Olympics, stair jum ping,
m oose, Las Angles Anj, but a boy; Sean-Duane: Sean-Yanathin-Yani, DouĀ
ble Agent BIT, Shelter Island, the grumpy hermit, Boston coffee, m oose, the
hitchhiker, cosmic spasms; Pete: pen slashes on my back, m oose, It is
always your fault!, your one ski jum p, the grumpy hermit; Andrew: BOB,
sunny side, easy over, the top o f a major corporation, scary stories, angel
fire, the on goin g battle; Ryan: my Calvin and Hobbes books, skiing in ColĀ
orado, British Columbia and Utah, four more years at Buckley; Langley:
jum ping off the balcony; Mike: Franc, breath holding contests; Sean Doer-
fler: Whenever you don't see me, 1disappear!"; Paul: Franc, out West jokes;
Anj: Las Angles Anj, "The Anj" song, Jumangi-Anji-Conji, best friend; Alex S.:
watching "Billy Madison" while you had a tutor; Diana: Franc; Alex G.: Schmit,
heimer; Mrs. D.: honey glazed ham, impressions; Mr. Hall: my pace, your
real name; Mrs. Rupert: all the gray hairs you gave me in your math class;
Mr. Persaud: Schmitz E, arguments and jok es; Mme. O'Connor: a tolerance
for my conscience; Mrs. Candia: the Black history film we made in 7th grade;
Mrs. Gulbransen: all the fun in computor class; Mr. Mahoney: the anti clause;
Mr. Bistransin: my dislike o f Clinton; Mr. C.: everything you showed me out
West; Dad: skiing in Killington, everything you taught me about skiing and
life; Mom: Thanks for everything you have done for me, your moral support
and never ending tolerance for my behavior.
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