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' '-'^m' -><?fi «^::Ah ^3^i^- ^- t . :'- >^. '\ - % (/>' { <JimiARY > ? '^'^tlfll < \ .f.^ \ " . 'X-h'r>:-^: . r. y\^:.^::^.Ty:z^^: - V - ; . ,.. -- : J -^;'y - V\ .v r -r "V. r:\ ./"• f Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from Lyrasis IVIembers and Sloan Foundation / ' http://www.archive.org/details/horizonyearbook1998york 'X . "> ^- (Brk^i 'e to ^Horizons CmminiCiubM-Jork,'PA17405 "I'velivedandlearned, laughedandcried, "The/wriz^on(mnsforward, lovedandlost, andIrealizedIkriow Offeringyouspace toplace rwthing. Hereistogroioingup'." nexostepsofchange. -'Kristen Qaugfien Here, onthepulse ofthisjineday 'Joumayhavethecourage 'Tofool^upandoutuponme..." -Maya!A.ngelou, "Onthe'Pulseoj'M.oming" Life is a series ofpaths, each coming to a point, where there is a bridge oflearning or of experience that must be traversed. While you cross these bridges, a »deiny C1787:) and Qt S^ horizon ofviews, rkCollegiateInstitute 1941. the York opinions, ideas, and tltute evolved thoughts are opened to s beautiful!e.saintde ibne1c9a3m9e you. Things at one time you never thought possible now, when facing this new horizon, suddenly become clear. We, the staffon the Horizon Yearbook, dedicate this book to the Seniors and Graduates ofthe class of 1998 as their bridge oflearning atYork College comes "IBelievethatonlystupidpeopledonot to a conclusion. - changetheirmind." (Boutros'Boutros-Qhali -%athleen^aus "TheBestwaytopredictthefuture, isto - createit." TeterJ. ^Drucl^r -Mil<:eSid[er "J^o[[oivyOUTdestiny, letthegodstak^your hand. Andivhzntheyreleaseyou,herelUith meiszvhereyou'[[[and."-An£e[aStreeter -SarahStraff "Life'sa dance,you[earnasyougo, sometimesyou[ead,sometimesyoufo[[ow." -John'Micfuie['Montgomery -TieniseScott s "Ichsemyeyes, onfyjoramoment andthemoment'sgoTie. Rffmy To these students, now dreams, vestBeforemyeyesin Alumni ofthe college, curiousity. 'Dustin thevAnd, ail we forward our best theyareisdustin thexoind. - '"Dustin theiiAnd"by'Kansas wishes to them as they -Lori'BzdeH^ cross the bridge from being students to knowl- edgeable experts in their disciplines. Runtimes with friends and long days and nights of study- ing and work have finally paid off, and as a result, you have a lot to be proud of. The opening section ofthis book serves as a reflection upon the times that you have had in this, your last year atYork College. As we welcome another freshman class which is beginning to cross their bridge, this section is the beginning oftheir journey across the bridges oflearning, experience and personal growth. '"Weregretmorethethingszve don'tdo then the thingszvedo." — Anynomous -Jeri'Foppish
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