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JEFFREY GORDON MORRISON
“ Never bow to authority, but always tip your hat.”
Jim Fiebig
“ Many a man is praised for his reserve and so-called shyness when he is simply too proud to risk mak­
ing a fool of himself.”
J. B. Priestly
“ It ain’t Coca-Cola, it’s rice.” Clash
Give an Irishman lager for a month and he’s a dead man. An Irishman is lined with copper and the
beer corrodes it. But whiskey polishes the copper and is the saving of him.”
Mark Twain
“ Le travail eloigne de nous trois grands maux; l’ennui, le vice, et le besoin.”
Voltaire

SHERIN BETH MURRAY
Sherry is the IDEAL person. She’s the perfect student, athlete, friend, and sister. She can do
anything! For example, not only is she an outstanding student, maintaining an honors average
throughout her six years at Moses Brown (even while taking two AP courses), but she has been the most
active member of her class, participating in student government, tour guides, chorus, and a variety of
clubs, not to mention her vast athletic accomplishments. She played 4 years of varsity soccer, was cap­
tain of the basketball and softball teams in both her junior and senior years, and received an MVP
award for both basketball and softball as a junior, while also obtaining All-Division status in softball.
While remaining an integral part of the Moses Brown community, she also played on two other softball
and basketball teams, umpired, and coached her own team! Sherry’s vast list of accomplishments is
endless, but what really makes her so special is her fantastic personality. Her brilliance and charm make
her the center of attention wherever she is. She possesses that rare quality of charisma that makes her so
popular. She is witty, poised, and confident, and a true friend. Success is a path which follows her.
Whether you find her on the court, in the library, or on a “ romantic” night out at the hockey rink
(donned in John’s jacket, of course!) her presence is captivating. She has earned the admiration and
respect of Faculty and peers alike, and everyone loves her! Sherin Beth, you’re perfect the way you are!
I love you, Krissy

PHILIP JOSEPH PELLETIER
“ Beginning in ninth grade Phil’s four years at Moses Brown have brought him great respect of both
teachers and students. He has applied himself to the fullest in both academics and athletics. Phil is
known to have a good time with others under any circumstances. He will be missed. We love ya, Philly!”
TCT
“ Remember yesterday, dream about tomorrow, but live today.” Unknown

“ All things are possible except skiing through a revolving door.” Murphy’s Law