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Justin B. Allen

The class of ninety-four has overcome
many obstacles on the way to the top.
Always seeming to fall either one year too
early or one year too late, we have never

given up. Even when it seemed like nobody
was listening, we still lifted our voices so
everyone would have to hear what we were
saying. Through all the struggles and
Scott A. Almeida hardships, we grew stronger.

Now the year is 1994. We will soon
graduate, but we will leave with a common
bond that we will share for a lifetime-
Columbia High School. The members of the
class of '94 will go their separate ways but in
truth we will always be together, even if only
in our memories.

Some will succeed, some will fail but in
truth, all of the class of '94 will win for at
least one day. To accomplish what we will
Michael L. Anderson
have accon1plished is a testimony unto itself.

To graduate in an era that often encourages
the easy way instead of the right way is a
possession that will remain with the owner
throughout his life.
When the first reunion is planned and the
invitations are sent, even if all the members

are not present, they will be there in spirit
and in memory because in another time we
were here together. The class of '94 will be
here today and forever more.
Stacey Anderson Tamara J. Anderson
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