Page 82 - PINE CREST 1985

They Work Hard and Play Harder

A lthough the motto honors bestowed upon the
"working
Senior Class, one might
over­
believe that these students
time” proved to be
an accurate description of were a single-purposed
the activities of the Class of group of automatons pre­
1985, so, too, did the programmed to do nothing
maxim "playing overtime”. but study. Closer observa­
These college-bound stu­ tion, however, would
dents combined hard work reveal a motley assortment
with frolicsome amuse­ of people who, in addition
ment to achieve academic, to working hard, enjoyed a
athletic, and extracurricular wide variety of tastes,
honors, as well as an talents, and entertainments.
enjoyment of the last year Class president Robyn
of high school. Gilman commented, "This
Proving their intellectual senior class has got a lot
skill, the Class of 1985 going for it. They’ve got
produced fifteen National brains, common sense, and,
Merit Semifinalists, the above all, they know how
greatest number per capita to have a good time.”
in the state. In addition,
nineteen students were
commended by the Nation­
al Merit Corporation. With his seeing-eye dog Fudge,
Frank Angella roams the halls as a
With all the scholarly blind man on Senior Dress-up Day.

CLASS OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: For Animal Hero Day during
Julie Osinski, Lisa Steinberg, Annie Homecoming Week, Tracey
Cheanvechai, Robyn Gilman. BACK Cooper dons the costume of his
ROW: Craig Dorfman, Stephanie idol, Alby Albatross.
Rogers, Mr. Dave Smith.
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