1993 EAST WINDSOR CT HIGH YEARBOOK THE ARCHIVE

120 Pages·1993·12.9 MB·English

by  EAST WINDSOR CT HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The Archive
The Yearbook of East Windsor High
School
Editor: Jenn Kopp
Asst. Editor: Brian Orefice
Cindy Prass
Mrs. Prass was a friend to us all. She left at East Windsor High
School many fond memories. Whether she was dressing up for
Halloween or singing one of her favorite tunes, she always
could put a smile on a face. Even though she’s no longer with us,
she’s in our thoughts every day. We will always miss you.
Foreign Exchange
Students
PEDRO DE AUILA SCHIRMER
Brazil — Florianoj)olis Island
Hobbies — Reading
Eavorite Music — All kinds of music
Favorite Food — Seafood, blackbeans and rice
What do you call a day of relaxation? For a day of relaxation I would
go home, kick back in a chair, listen to music and forget about school.
What do you like most about East Windsor High School? What I like
most about East Windsor High School is Art Class and PTV. In Brazil
there are no breaks all day; here you get breaks. Also, this school thinks
that sports are important and they support their teams.
What do you like most about the United States? The movies, music,
education and high-tech instruments.
If you had the chance, would you visit the United States again? Yes.
GIULIANO BERGAMINI VANNUCCHI
Brazil — Curtiba — Parana
Hobbies — Collecting beer cans
Favorite Music — All kinds, except for rap
Favorite Food — Shrimp, candy, ice-cream, pizza
What do you call a day of relaxation? On a day of relaxation I would
I'watch T\' or read magazines sent to me from Brazil. I also woidd like to
jsleej).
What do you like most about East Windsor High School? What I like
jmost about East Windsor High School is friendship. In Brazil you
remain in the same class all day. Here at East Windsor High you change
;classes.
What do you like most about the United States? The music, TV shows
land amusement parks.
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If you had the chance, would you visit the United States again? Yes.
Dedication
Dhis yearbook is dedicated to CDr. O’lConis
and CDrs. Gowdy. ‘J/our help, love and support
have been greatly appreciated throughout our
high school years.
G3r. O’lConis CDrs. Gowdy
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Class Song
“I Will Remember You”
Amy Grant
—
Class Motto
A tree branches out upon the sky end¬
lessly, towards an individual destina¬
tion, yet may always be traced back to
the roots when every twig began as
one.
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‘Prologue
Look on the world as a big fruitcake. It wouldn’t be complete without a few
nuts in it.
Men should be judged, not by their tint of skin, the Gods they serve, the
vintage that they drink, nor by the way they fight, or love, or sin! But by the I
quality of thought they think.
— Plicolsom
A little trust that when we die we reap our sowing, and so goodbye.
— George ‘Du CDaurier
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