Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1985 volume:

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I'll never forget hearing the players on his teams saying how they played, and when possible won, for Heb , more than themselves, the school, or anything else. He was the kind of leader one wanted to please. One wanted to please him not out of fear, but out of devotion. This is the mark of a great leader. GEORGE I-IEBERTO Don't be dismayed at good- byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. - R. Bach ik ailf P CHARLES Here comes the sun, to chase the ghouls away. It comes out in phases. Will it come out to stay? It shines so brightly, bringing life to the day But they all are numbered and who is to say? What comes tomorrow? Who has to pay? He knows the game and he knows how to play. But something won't let him: in bed he must lay. I-Ie keeps it inside, but it seeps out in a way. His eyes tell the truth while all else leads astray. The balloon floats high as waves roll in from the bay. The sun is still shining as the disc drops for delay. Make the most of it now. Don't wait for that day, When the clouds come back and the sun goes away. . ... Court Heiss, an eighteen- If year-old Governor Dummer Senior, died on December fourth, 1984. In july of 1983 he had been stricken with a rare blood disease in his bone marrow that affected his blood production. The only treatment for him were weekly blood transfusions and heavy doses of anti-biotics and vitamins to battle the infections to which he was extremely susceptible. Doctors could not identify his disease, so the treatments he received were only guesses and experiments. After a year and a half, this disease developed into leukemia and killed him. -ds W f,,,.'.f .J A -sr! EDWARD 1-IEISS, JR. Peter Condon, '85 Court once said Those who are not busy being born are busy dying. Perhaps he was trying to tell us that in living, we shou1dn't just live. We should use each day to learn and experience, and to really get something out of life. This is true living. And those who are not living, well, their spirit is dying. And, as Peter Condon alluded to in his poem on this page, we should not put off living until it is too late. 3 -...,-.. .... ,.. Y , Quinn: Are you serious? Dan: Of course he's serious! I HHH1! I I .ii ,ZA '. . ,. 3,-' . 153 P if-37' ,A 5. . ' ffef' 5 ' l r 'Rn -X . ' lv. '-578, W v.'?p33l N K N f - 1 . . . lv QQ I 1? '7'f'.f' A night at the opera? Clute: Are you sure about that? 4 ff 4 1 wr :sg-F7-ij - , Q. -CIN s 'Q 0 TABLE ' '4 A i C s .......................... 5 rr OF gi 6 r D 17 iCdrnir1encement ...... 4. ..g ............... .. Underclassmen ....... .. Academics ........ ...... Events .............. ...... Organizations ...... ...... Athletics ........... ...... Ads ................ ...... Directory ...... ...... THE TRUSTEES FRONT ROW: Mrs. Lapham p '83, '86, Mr. Ardiff '55, Mr. Osgood '53, Mr. Pescosolido '55, Mr. Wood '60, Mr. Lenane '72, Mrs. French p '76. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hoover '71, Mr. O'Leary '75, Mr. Kirkham '51, Mr. Crane p '72, '73, Mr. McGregor '51, Mr. Welch '47, Mr. Powers '52, Mr. Plumer '53, Mr. Remis '52. THIRD ROW: Mr. O'De1l p '81, '84, Mr. Shafmaster '63, Mr. Withington '58, NOT PICTURED: Mr. Hamel '45, Mr. Kaiser '61, Mr. Morgan '50, Mr. Smith '52, il-4 pu?- fs. .1 :ix 1' - ,-,..' V I Y' . 'DWR rn if ssns 'X-.. .'fl, ps 'ay '. : xixsw if-,,s , .. A .5 Vx- i my-Q ', , .Min H N f W Q 1. X ,h N 334 5-. N 5 S Q 9 40' ' I :A J . a,,.,zL hi, J I' px . ., f- . ', A, 'fi-fl' QQ N fl '. ' ' i k ' . 'fTi ' ,, Q abit , I N Al, ,yn ,xi 1-gh, if- .. ,ic ,, - . : . ...f- L , 51 .4 'I' X 'g-- , - ff . ' 5 :,. -. , 8' -ul' 1 5 L S s I . Q A ,KA y. , v W 449. , ,, F 5 4 ' 1 Q 'wily , 'ez 1 .1 KV.-11 I 451, , .- 4 .,u 1 1. -4 0 5 fl ' ' L A , I I ll f' 'YI 'x.. A, ls -v-' pt n.,4 .-da 'fu' 1 f- fd' ,A I .4 'QD Q' W .fylfi I v . wig' A v B Zfklifgi' J , 1 ,ff J A 2 3.131 Wm. 4 TEAMWORK is a special quali- ty which is often overlooked as being an important aspect of a community. Most think of teamwork as members of an athletic team working together to ultimately achieve victory. This is the most common interpretation of the word, however, its boundaries are not that limited. People must work together, and rely on other people, in order to complete a difficult and demanding task. Without help and support from others, the task becomes many times harder, and much longer to complete. By using teamwork, each member accepts part of the responsibility. Ccontinued on next pagej .4 Nr' gi -1 1.3 Nl 1, 'Z +2 'R N I-. -H54 . '- - 4 f, .,.,,l W -Q... R-Q..-su Q f. -,-', ,A , ' 'K .f , I 1 v. c E- I ' 'G' -f Q E .at X4 f ' ix, Q 1 5 I . a' 1 A fa QM V fm , . .E . , I 6. ltr- ,ka Q I . In a small, close-knit community such as Governor Dummer, each member is expected to accept responsibility. With this responsibili- ty, each contributes to the well-being of the community. When the respon- sibility is neglected, the negligence has an impact throughout the community. Every aspect of Governor Dum- mer Academy involves teamwork. Teamwork can be seen in the classroom, on the field, and in each of the organizations. Without team- work, our community could no longer be addressed as a real community. - By Jeanne Smith 11 E. ,,. . - - A , y .. We must always continue striving for what we feel is right. - jonathan B, Shain Class of '85 .J C 'Y ,-.X - X. 32 George: Well, Denny, as Daj Hammarskjold said, 'You have never done enough, so long as it is still possible that you have something to contribute. ' Mr. Hulse retired this year after many years of service to the Governor Dummer community. All your strength is in your union. All your danger is in discordg therefore, be at peace hence forward, and as brothers live together. - The Song of Hiawatha 1 There are times when the success of the team depends on the actions of individual members of the team. Heroes are made this way. S N9 Mark: Who invited freshmen to this? IWW fgfg, -Lag ,534 .V , - ' E L A ,, .QM , '1i'5.5,,,g fm , K sg Af' The leader is the person who is able to see the big picture, make decisions, and give instructions so that the team can complete its task successfully. if 1.1.4 5 A Jr 1 X CAUTION: Seniors At Work 'S 3?,'.i-5.3 7 1 frzzr-iw' Qi I 55-,fa'j. g3.f - 3:3 E545 '. ,nTfi53? ?2'-1 '-w.,f. f -1- , y,: ,vt .- -.nf Il Mike plans strategy while Buck tells us what place we're in and jeff tells the photographer to take his camera elsewhere Mr. Casazza: I'm sick of these Milestone photographers disrupting my class. Just when you thought it was safe to go back on the roads .. gl PII' Il - ll lll Ill 16 Ywu Hundred and Vlhxwuu NK Q wi Governor Dummu M xv GILKKLILIUOIX Yxcu NK june T. N83 3 1 The Morse Flag was first awarded The Commencement texts are taken from remarks by Mr. Peter W. Bragdon, Headmaster During these Hnal innings of the year we are awarding those who have excelled. As we present these awards we should keep in mind the teaching and guidance from our faculty which made all this possible and We should keep in mind the strength of the competition for these awards. Thus, as we honor individuals who are fully deserving of these awards we are also honoring the dedication of a comm unity to the highest possible goals in educa- tion. THE MORSE FLAG ,P seventy-two years ago at the 150th Commencement of this school, and it has been awarded each year since that time to the senior whose record in all respects has met with the highest approval of the faculty. According to the trust established by the late Reverend Glen Tilley Morse, a long- time friend and Trustee of the Academy, a new flag is provided each year in order that the old flag which has flown over the school during the past year may be given to a member of the graduating class. The visible accomplishments of this year's recipient of the Morse Flag are immense, but behind these obvious successes is the attitude of an unassuming and effective leader GEORGE PERICLES HA SAPIDIS 18 ,lp ws, ,,. ' ,,4g,..,,, fn'-cz 2+ .2 ff' 7-V g . of ,ff fi in i THE ACADEMY PRIZE IS? Upon the retirement of Headmas- ter Ted Eames in 1959 the underclass- men of the Academy endowed the already existing Academy Prize so that henceforth at each Commencement it could be given in honor of Edward W. and Eleanor K. Eames so that the qualities they so deeply admired might be prized in turn by future and succeeding classes. How could he endure so much with poise, good humor, and dignity? . . . the pain of injury . . . responsibility of leadership loneliness of a straight and sure course . . . academic excellence . . . guiding youngsters . . . an advocate for his school . . . able represent- ative for the students . . . President of the Student Body. PETER HOWARD QUIMBY Awarded to members of the Senior Class whose perseverence, courage, initiative, sense of respon- sibility, loyalty, andfor concern for others have contributed to the strength of the Academy. The six Special Prizes awarded this year follow: Excellence, brilliance, industry and maturity guide her accomplish- ments and service. S USAN L YNNE EDELSTEIN Athlete, junior class president, proctor, scholar, at every juncture a true gentleman respected by all ages. ANTHONY PASCAL FUSCO A quiet wit, immense service to his school, the word dependability would characterize his service. DENNIS P. GA TELY SPECIAL PRIZES pq Q' Q--as From leads in plays to dancing and singing she has been fiesty, creative, and caring. MELISSA H UF FSMI TH Exacting, inquisitive, bright, and superbly organized he has accom- plished much without calling attention to his contributions. JEFFREY PETER KELLY Honest, warm, caring, enthusias- tic, competes with fearless abandon and studies with impressive discipline. MEREDI TH GWYN LAZO , . X 5 . . Q lo ll9-1l- HW . ,N 19 The MOO The Moody Kent Prizes are given annually to those students throughout the school, graduating senior or underclassman, for outstanding achievement in the various academic departments. No more than one prize may be awarded to the same student. Department Chairmen presented the awards. ENGLISH - Mr. Rowe's com- ments included remarks on her reading, writing, support of younger writers and her demanding editorship of the Governor as well as her vitality, warmth and idiot laughter. CHRIS MARSHALL CHANCE SCIENCE - Mr. Miller described the quintessential student who had garnered nearly a straight A average while undertaking five science courses at the Academy S USAN L YNNE EDELSTEIN FRENCH - Mr. Baratell noted the exceptional ability to write pure, idiomatic, and error free French. VICTORIA MARGARET de LISLE GERMAN - The winner's enthu- siasm and fine feeling for literature which enriched the experience of the entire group were mentioned by Mr. Baratelli. PETER DENNIS CONDON 20 DY KENT PRIZES The Thorndike Hilton Cup and medal are awarded each year to the ranking scholar in the senior class. She is disciplined, with conscien- tious commitment, with course prepara- tion nearly flawless, unsurpassed. Near the top throughout her career at Governor Dummer and finishing her senior year as ranking scholar - S USAN L YNNE EDELSTEIN MATHEMATICS - Mr. Casazza spoke of her success in the math courses she studied at the Academy, including three honors courses and of her exalted 800 on the College Board Achievement Test. JESSICA ANN GOULD HISTORY - Mr. Williams re- marked of the true intellectual curi- osity and incredible high personal standards which complimented the deep interest in the study of history of GEORGE PERICLES HA SAPIDIS LATIN - His diligence, dedication and generosity as a tutor were noted by Mr. Baratelli as he awarded this prize for the second year in a row to- JEFFREY PETER KELLY SPANISH - Mr. Baratelli noted the extraordinary interest in the study of the language and literature of - SARAH ELIZABETH SOULE ART - For demonstrating the ability to see clearly, to think creatively and to communicate effec- tively, Mr. Stowens awarded this prize to - LISA DEMERI MUSIC - For his love of music and the performance of it, for his under- standing and ability to work with it, this prize was awarded by Mr. Stowens to - JONATHAN BRUCE SHAIN RELIGION - Reverend Dawson told of his genuine introspection, openness with keen insight and impressive sensitivity in pursuit of his ethical beliefs of SEAN PETER FLEMMIN G While awarding the three speaking prizes, Mr. Miller noted the qualities of a successful manager examplfied by the winner of lst Prize - PETER HOWARD QUIMBY THE BAUSCH AND LOMB MEDAL The medal is awarded to that senior who, in the estimation of the faculty, has a bright future in the sciences. His ability to ask the right questions at the right time should stand the winner in good stead. SEAN PETER FLEMMIN G ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARD Given to that student who has shown community spirit and concern within the Academy during the senior year. SEAN MAHONEY CUMMINGS PRIZE Awarded to a student who has shown perseverance, hard work, and good spirit in contributing to the welfare of the school. DINAH CAROLINE DALE Y THE THESPIAN Awarded for meritorious work in the field of dramatics, for inspiring participation, providing leadership, and developing theatrical knowledge and abilities. CHRIS MARSHALL CHANCE The second place winner was merited for his ability to share his humor with others. JAMES DOUGLAS KIRK The third place winner has illustrated her ability to overcome disappointment and demonstrate her devotion to the school. KA TE MICHELLE KAPLAN GAF FNEY PRIZE Awarded to that senior who, in the opinion of the faculty, has been most considerate of the rights, opinions, and sensibilities of others. CHRIS MARSHALL CHANCE THE BARRISKILL Awarded annually to that member of the senior class who has made an outstanding contribution in the field of music at the Academy. JONATHAN BRUCE SHAIN THE MERCER ART PRIZE Awarded to a senior with excep- tional creativity and originality who has completed all available Studio Art and Art History courses with honor grades. ELIZABETH CAMERON BER T ELSON DIANE MICHELLE F RANGOS 2 1 THE GOODWIN THE MURPHY ATHLETIC PRIZE The Goodwin Athletic Prize is given to that senior who, by his athletic achievement and sportsmanship, has brought the greatest honor to his school during the past year. He has received recognition as one of the finest secondary school basketball players in the nation. He takes pride in teamworkg he has achieved this present stage of excellence through hard work, desire, and a fierce will to win. ATHLETIC AWARD The Murphy Athletic Award is awarded to that senior girl who, by her example and by her achievement in athletics, has brought high honor to herself and to her school. Varsity in eleven of her twelve seasons, All-American in lacrosse from her sophomore year on, All-League for three years in both basketball and lacrosse, and Honorable Mention in soccer for two years, captaincies and STEVEN LEE BUCKNALL FRENCH TROPHY The French Trophy is given to a student whose perserverance, sports- manship and generous spirit on the playing field represent the highest standards of participation. Her response to all challenges has been to try harder, her habit in competition is to be fiercely competi- tive yet always with an obvious enjoyment of competition. REBECCA LYNNE CHASE 22 31,-Q-3 , MVPs in all three of her sports, she accomplished all this with humility and quiet dignity. ANNA -LEIGH PERKINS HILL THE WILKIE SERVICE AWARD The Wilkie Service Award is awarded to a senior whose contribution to the community outside the school have best demonstrated deep concern and unfailing sympathy and aid. She is a most positive young person. She has given more than five hundred hours of volunteer service in many different roles to The Anna Jaques Hospital in Newburyport. KELLY ANNE VANDAL UN DERCLASSMEN AWARDS HARVARD BOOK PRIZE Awarded to that member of the junior class deemed most worthy through high scholarship and character. D. CRESSLER HEA SLE Y, JR. THE RPI MEDAL Awarded to a member of the junior class who is most outstanding in the study of science and mathematics. D. CRESSLER HEASLEY, JR. FRANCIS SCHOLARSHIP INGHAM SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to a student of high character who has made substantial intellectual progress and who has demonstrated a spirit of cooperation and helpfulness in the life of the school. KAREN ANN RYBICKI Awarded to help an industrious student through the Academy. KIM MARIE PENA CHIO THE COLMAN SCHOLARSHIP Awarded to an undergraduate who has shown proficiency in the study of language. JENNIFER LYNN GRIMES Awarded to that student who, through perseverance, has shown the most improvement in the various aspects of school life and has become an esteemed contributor to the well- being of the Governor Dummer community. ELIZABETH ANN DIEHL THE WHITTEMORE AWARD Awarded to that sophomore who through hisfher attitude and persever- ance has made the best contribution to the Academy. Choice of winner is made by a group of seniors. ANI TA ELISE RUSSO llllw- 'llghrl -l l 1 W 1, , ' Alumnlfiluarnl fhaplfl L UO - ll '.l.l Fllumrll Brunch - Jacob Dlrllrlg Nall T will Boarding senlors on Sprung Projects return T UU - -- Quwet Hours Monza, June 3 7 15 4 P. 15 Breakfast tor boarders 5 IU - 11 lil Final Exam ln LANGUAGE 5lllDV A HIZTGRV 5-30 - OO Sruoy Hall for non-exempted students not ln exams 11'lS - 45 Lunch M-G flrsl, H-N al ll'45. O-I at lZ'l5l V00 - 30 School Neetlrlg ln Thompson luollorllml 2:00 - O0 Flrlal hams lvl DOUBLCTONS. HUYIC THEORV. PSYCH, is SOCIO. 2-oo - 00 uma for others rn study, clean or pack 3:00 ' OO Sflrlnq Projects lfollrlqulml War! 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' ,fir wifi- 'f- . -a 'V -' 'Ula' -- . 0 ' 0 ' . , 1 ., ' . Q .5 4 1 0 -- , , , 1 -u 0 g nr. . if I F 'S' -it I J , fiig ' ' ,Off K V v 5 .. . . o', 1 1 In ' ' 4' .9 . Q 5 ' I 1 ',af ',. . gl' V. . '-f f..f5 u N 9 v v B v . v71 'r ' 1 Q , . IJ 'W' f V162 ' A J, Q , . A , SF '51, I., . Q NATHALIE E. AMES KATHERINE M. APPLETON RAQUEL ARDITO- BARLETTA BENJAMIN C. ARMSTRONG ELIZABETH A. ASADOORIAN STEPHEN B. BARRETT ALEXA BERGHAGER ELIZABETH C. BERTELSEN HOLLY S. BLACK SAMUEL T. BLATCHFORD STEVEN M. BGRNSTEIN STEVEN L. BUCKNALL DANIEL F. CARLSON CHRIS M. CHANCE REBECCA L. CHASE BEVIN K. CHEROT COURTNEY CHURCH ROBERT L. CLOUTIER DANIEL J. COLLINS PETER D. CONDON 30 DINAH C. DALEY VICTORIA M. DELISLE LISA T. DEMERI THOMAS G. DINANNO STEPHANIE S D'ORAZIO CHERYL M. D'SOUZA SUSAN L. EDELSTEIN WILLIAM ENDERBY SEAN P. FLEMING DIANE M. FRANGOS ANTHONY P. FUSCO WENDY R. GALPERN JONATHAN A. GARDNER STEPHANIE L. GARDNER DENNIS P. GATELY ANDREW S. GIBBS MARK A. GINSBERG PAULA B. GOLDBERG JESSICA A. GOULD MATTHEW M. HAACK 31 GEORGE P. HASAPIDIS CHARLES E. HEISS, JR. ANNA-LEIGH P. HILL JOSHUA B. H. HOOKER MELISSA HUEFSMITH ESMEE A. HUGGARD MICHAEL W. HUGGARD NOLDEN T. JOHNSON DAVID S. KAOAN KATE M. KAPLAN ANTHONY J. KARAS JEFFREY P. KELLY JAMES D. KIRK MEREDITH O. LAzO TIMOTHY O. LEARY ROBERT P. LESSARD SEAN MAHONEY TIMOTHY R. MAXFIELD LINDA A. MCCARTHY ANDREW W. MENYHART 32 in 'i L! 4122? BARRY D. NEWMAN ALEXANDRA F OSGOOD JOHN N. PAPPAS ROSLYN O. FECHET BASEM W. PHARAON W. QUINN POLLOCK PETER H. QUIMBY MICHAEL H. REDGATE PAUL C. ROY MICHELLE L. ROYSTER KATRINA M. RUSSO JONATHAN L. SANDERS JONATHAN B. SHAIN JEANNE M. SMITH SARAH E. SOULE DAVID L. STARENSIER MARK W. STEWART DONNA M. STRAM JEFFREY P. TAFT ALBERT J. TAGG, JR. 33 MICHAEL J. TERRILE ALVIN BANCROFT THOMPSON ROBERT STANLY TURNER JILL ANN TWOMEY ANONYMOUS KELLY ANNE VANDAL GREGORY CHARLES WARDEN ANDREW BRIAN WEBBER JISEOP YOON ,fn ILJ 2.1 V3 Sam, Blatch jeff, Grinch 3rd Football 1, -I.V. 2, Varsity 3,4, 3rd Tenting, QE miss you . . . set me out Basketball 1, j.V. 2,3, Varsity 4, 3rd a warm place like you read about Lacrosse 1, Varsity 2,3,4. Tour Guide dancing fool night riding . ., l,2g Varsity Club 3,43 Honor Roll 1,2. misguided school spirit , . , you're all lazy dogs. My house, my beer, my rules, If you're not liking it . . , feel free to start hiking it 3rd Football 1, J.V. 2, Varsity 3,4g 3rd Hockey 1, J.V. 2,3, Varsity 45 3rd Lacrosse, Varsity 2,3,4. Tour Guide 1,2g President 2: Vice-President 35 Carnival Core Committee 3, Proctor 4. jonny What blackout? Good- night, goodbye, But Meechl . . . Grinch Lex Res Pits - Only in a jeep Leary did it. It don't matter what you wear just as long as you are there. Every guy grab a girl everywhere round the world - Van Halen I'll see you there 7710 Jim, MOOD Beast, James 4 3rds Football, Varsity Wrestling 2,3,4 12nd in Graves Kelsey 2, 3rd in 3, 3rd Unbustable . . . Black out '84 . . . Eames Party House Night Riders in New Englands 2, 2nd in Christmas Tournamentj, j.V. Soccer 3, Varsity Cross Country. Milestone 3,4, Community Service 3 Inc. Canoeing up Frost B.B. Summer of '84' B.B. Police Auto Pilot . . . Fenvillee Farms . . . Packy . . . Lets do it .. . seanulls . . . Pappas , . . Bass .. . Vickums . . . That which is but should never have been! - Led Zeppelin 3,4 3rd Soccer 1, j.V. Wrestling 1,2, Varsity Golf 1,2,3,4 fCapt. 45, j.V. Soccer 2, V. Soccer 3,4, V. Wrestling 3,4, Red Key 1,2,3, jazz Band 1,2,3,4, Tour Guide 1,2,3,4, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4, French Building Proctor 3, Proctor 4, Honor Roll .pn-41' Andy, Meny, Gumby No . . . Noooo . . . Come on . . . Brantwood Tree fishing cool Hard Men The Ship ...Couch I-C-C Nez Slug T-Mon . . . Flattops . . . Spring '85 . . . Proctor . . . Porsche . . . Pusco . . . Whitey ade and his Academy beats Harris VJ After GDA theres the real World . . . You can do better than your best - Tibor at r 'cruil x w,,.,ar,f:liu I 'l ,J fm ' is S Mike, Cal V. Baseball 2,3,4, V. W. Track 3, j.V. Soccer 3, ICC 2,3,4, Big Brother 3,4, junior Milestone 3, Varsity Club 4, Honor Roll 2,3,4. meny T-Mon . .. Mao . .. Let him bone . . . Nez's Party . . . Brentwood Party grimace Mr. Rythym says . . . Jim Rose doing bionic situps . . . California or bust . . . Ska hit's Ingham . . . Ez . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . This is the dawning of a new era - .38 Specials Alvin, Hal j.V. Soccer 2, 3rd Hockey 2, Varsity Lacrosse 2,3,4 fco-capt. 3,45 Varsity Football 3,4, j.V. Hockey 3. Black Student Union 2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Red Key 2, Latin Club 3,4, Proctor 4, 3rd's Hockey Coach 4 International Distress Signal, No Dozeman, Manny, Spud, the bop- per, johnny rambler, Meech, Pappa Pappas, jeff spell Governors, Leary did it, frusco, skitch Jon, Shaino, Yannick Noah Fourth Men's Soccer 1, Third 23 Third Men's Basketball 13 j.V. Golf 1, Varsity 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 43 Women's Ice Hockey Mgr. 4. jewish Fellowship 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 1,2,3g Jazz Band 1,2,3,4g Big Brother 3,43 Drama 2,3,4g Dormitory Proctor 45 Honor Society 43 Thespian Society 43 Musician's Guild 3,4, Director 43 Guitar Instructor 4g Club Visiting Club Founder and Pres. 43 Honor Roll 3, High Honor Roll 1,2. Which reminds me of a story . . . Boat D. Gates Chris George . . . JK . . . FJ . . . McBigot . . . The Partisans . . . The Mice . . . I won't work for Clute . . . To all the girls who've turned me down . . . Shellball . . . Neil Young . . . A man needs a maid Adios to all Mike, Chet, T, john Henry Varsity Cross Country 2, j.V. Basketball CCapt.J , V. Spring Track 2, V. Basketball 3,4, Play 4. Social Committee 3,451 Carnival Commit- tee 3, Ingham Dorm Council 3, Club Visiting Club 4, Italian Club 4 Arrrrr! john Henry lives Brooks? . . . Pseudo . . . Plateau . . . MTS Mr. X Proctor Blues Pink Bathroom Cape Coders . . . pine . . . another haircut I'll never forget you Lisa. Were any of us really here? - John Henry It all depends where here is - Mr. X fi Ke!! .,.,..,. 1. Men L - K Jf' .P .-0--1:4-ng.,,,.'1 f n up' ff S-CLC ij ,.1n3 if x IJ Hume' Anthony, Frusco, Macho, Fuzzy Varsity Soccer 2,3,4, Captain 43 Varsity Basketball 2,3,4, All Area Honorable Mention 33 Varsity Baseball 2,3,4. Varsity Club 2,3,43 Italian Club 33 Class President 33 Honor Society 3,42 Milestone 3, Sports Editor 43 Proctor 43 Whit- temore Award 23 Hale Scholarship 3. Third Field Hockey 1,23 J.V. Volleyball 1, Varsity 2,3,43 Third Lacrosse 1, j.V. 2, Varsity 3,4. Community Service 3,41 jewish Fellowship 1,2,3,43 Ski Club 1,2,3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,43 Tutor 33 Red Key 3, Co-Chairman 4g Proctor 43 High Honor Roll 1,2,3,4Q Cum Laude 43 Honor Society 4. if S 'ff--Q Where did this couch come from? . . . tree fishing . . . studs . . . Hank-a-do Perkins 1 the tents . . . Eames . . . hoops . . . Melvin ISL champs see ya on T.V. Steve B. the ship Princeton, high hopes .. . love you, Pam . . . thanks for everything Sue and Pack R.M. .. . V-Ball .. . Lundy . . . 2-Mobile . . . Ice Cream Club . . . The Pru Mexico Kitty ...Ann- Ill B.C. - thanks Mom and Dad . . .j.N .... Mike . . . I love you . . . And you know wherever I amfI'll come running to see you again . . .fAll you've got to do is callfAnd I'll be there.fYou've got a friend - James Taylor GJ I3 CD Raquel, Rock j.V. Tennis 33 Dance 3,43 V. Men Soccer Manager 43 Women's Ice Hockey 4. Guys and Dolls 3 Social Committee 3,43 Smith 81. Co. Dancers 3,41 Big Sister 33 French Building Director 4. Andre . . . Non jesbit . . . girls' talk at Kelly's B.C. celebrations Rez . . . There's a first time for everything . . . Don't sit on that loveseat! . . . jim, your foot's on fire . , . looks like snow . . . Mica, library time Awesome Foursome eleven . . . Laurie, munchies!! Remember me in smiles and happiness, or don't remember me at all. F..-.. Third Football 1, j.V. 2, Varsity 3,43 Third Hockey 1, J.V. 2, Varsity 3,43 Third Lacrosse 1, J.V. MVP 23 Varsity Track 3.4. Big Brother 3,42 Closed Weekend Committee 33 Tour Guide 4. -R Dan Tents '82 48 hr. nightmare 4'Da Na Na Na Benner '84 Road Trip just like First Blood Budman I hate semi-formals Track meet runs ... 0-14 ... beach Becky You may be right, I may be crazy. - Billy joel 37 Beth Jill J.V. Cross Country 1,2,3, Varsi- ty1Captain 43 Nordic Skiing 1, Varsity 2,3,4, Captain 3, Co-Captain 43 j.V. Spring Track 1,31 j.V. Golf 23 Outdoor Experience 4. Jazz Band 1,23 Christian Fellowship 1,22 Audio- Visual Team 2,3,4, Team Leader 4g Red Key 2,32 Gun Club Sec'y1Treas. 3, Captain 43 Honor Society 3,43 Milestone 3, Editor- in-Chief 43 Dormitory Proctor 43 Varsity Club 2,33 High Honor Roll 1,2,43 Honor Roll 3. I-Ie who walks with God is never lost, George, Cadet, General, Cap'n Q-2 -I ,if 1' tl l ' A Mark, Marko, Gins, Marcus j.V. Cross Country 1,23 Varsity 3,43 MVP 43 J.V. Winter Track 1,2, Varsity 3,4, Captain 43 J.V. Spring Track 1,2, Varsity 3,43 Milestone 3, Executive Editor 43 Co-Founder Computer Club 43 Club Visiting Club 4. j.V. Field Hockey 23 Dance 23 Varsity Tennis 23 Varsity Women's Cross Country Skiing Captain 33 Varsity Men's Baseball Manager 33 Intramurals 43 Ice Hockey 43 Lacrosse 4. Community Service 33 Tour Guide 43 Spring Term Project Committee 4. England '84: destined girl in trouble is a temporary thing 818184 P.B.8j. ... 8110184 M.H.kB. . . . with a rebel yell - relax! . . . Billy - animal magnetism . . . rain . . . curites . . . Frankie says . . . starfish . . . No, it's regular . . . MacDougalls . . . Yeat . . . Boo-Man ... Boach . . . Shades . . . Pinata Man . . . Terence Dudley Production . . . Linden Avery the . . . too late, Cookie .. . Slug Master Toad Tie . .. the horse says nay they go up A little patience goes a long way and too much patience goes abso- lutely nowhere. - Andrew Smith Third Field Hockey 13 J.V. Volley- ball 1,2Q Varsity Nordic Skiing 33 Ice 3 Hockey 43 Third Women's Lacrosse 1, j.V. 2, Varsity 3,4. Tour Guide 5 1,2,3,43 Ski Club 2,3,43 Big Sister 43 4 Dormitory Proctor 43 Governor Editor 4. underground . . .'dead end individuality . .. 2 much blood f by hotel . . . Don't you trust me? . . . V . . . chakakhan . . . grapevine . . . 3 Tina . . . Hilary's classic . . . MTMC I - hal S.W. joy - how ironicl Yarrah - it's ribbed! IKK - 3 you're looking at it ' Beam me up Scotty . . . there's no intelligent life down here. Josh, evil otto, mad dog Lexi 4th Soccer 1,21 3rd Hockey 1,2, j.V. 3,43 j.V. Tennis 1,21 Tech 3,43 VEG 4. Spanish Club 1,23 CPR 2,3, adv. First Aid 33 Bloodmobile 33 Honor Roll 4. I can't drive 55 - Sammy Hagar I stepped on the brake, but the car did not stop - Evil otto behind the wheel Mechem cup Big Chief the ve etables go to the circus . . the f g . blackout bosh jim Tagg is where? . . . Tim o'leary . . . The Fmmir Ioke. j.V. Soccer 13 Third Field Hockey 23 j.V. Tennis 1,2,33 Dance 23 Women's Ice Hockey 43 Godspellg Chorus 1,23 Intramurals 43 Community Service 33 Guys 'n Dollsg Back County Crimesg Music Guild 4, Cell 205 ... Wady ... Thriller ... Mica . . . homeward bound . . . Formal '84 . . . self control . . . prelude! . . . Germany lk Kent . . . I need security life what a mess . . . Find another fool . . . Have fun Bro! . . . Awesome Foursome . . . I love you 3! Everything takes longer than you think! anonymous All I need to know is that U believe. - Prince wk. if a w qE51i?37s, 'X is 3rd Field Hockey, captain 23 Community Service 3,42 J.V. Basket- ball 2, Varsity 3,43 Varsity Tennis 2,3,43 Big Sister 3,43 Tour Guide 4g Moody Kent Art Prize 3. Bob Marley . . . Pleasure Palace . . . Rob forever . . . JLP, Bill, GM, Tim 81, Michael . . . Kate, wannavisit RollinsorBoborChuck?l . . . SPONGE .. . Sept 22184 ... Powerhouse Lingerie Take care sal! I lost my bra. so as fi Courtney, Court Jon, Chief, Log Good friends we had or good friends we lost along the way. In this bright future, you can't forget your past, so dry your tears 3rd Football 1, J.V. 2,33 3rd Basketball 13 j.V. Hockey 23 3rd Lacrosse 1, J.V. 2,33 VEG 4. Tour Guide 2,3. Only one thing to do - ROAD- TRIP! - Blutarsky Itch 82 Mephukeum joyus Vibes . . . Pits . . . Only in a jeep . .. The Guys Mr. Harrington Carlos . . . Dwain . . . Earl . . . Stevie I'm waiting 55 HA ...3for3 . ., Arrrr Marbs 85 Bud .. . Chocks . . . Log O Ride . . . The Album's over, ehh. 39 Vicki, Linus Dance 2,3,43 Tour Guide 2,3,43 Tartuffe 23 1984 23 Back County Crimes 43 Governor Staff 3,4. Honor Roll 2,3,4. ' I -- is. , 1 . A Elm When it's time to die, let's not discover we've never lived - Thoreau Look, Tim, a pheasant! Non jesbit first time for everything . . . Deerfield . . . jim your foot's on fire . . . joe the transvestite . . . The Res .. . the landlord . . . the awesome foursome Jeff and all his boring friends? Take care shakers Miss you, Ogre L J.V, Basketball 23 Varsity Soccer 2,3,43 Varsity Track 2,3,4, Shot Put Record 3, Co-captain 4. Tour Guide 2,3,4. Co-chairman 43 Carnival Core Committee 33 Latin Club 33 Big Sister 3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 Photo Club 4, Athletic Free Term Commit- tee 43 Governor, Cosports editor 43 Honor Roll 2,3,4. 5 .. Vi Q9-' ,S 4, .f A ,e I f . I 3 3 , X P I' A-.Km l '. 4 Q ., .- Y A ,x-as .. 17. i ,. 5.'fv :- IZ Why do we have to do this . . . you jerk 1984 soccer team yes, Melissa, I'll dive into the mud land ho, Mariel scrum kick it out . . . Thanks Coach Fri . . . all the best. The end had to come, but it was not yet in sight - john Kenneth Galbraith P.,- 4 Roslyn, Rosie, Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,4, Award 23 Chorus 2,3,43 Octet 2,3,43 Musical 2,3,43 Fall Play 3,42 Thespians 3,4, President 43 Jewish Fellowship 2,3,43 German Club 2,3,43 Food Commit- tee 3,43 Musically Recognized 2,3,43 Honor Roll 4. Ducky QTWHJ I'll make it with determination Todd 1f29f828.2wks later Lin- die - I love you feat your wordsj . . . HufffSGfPGfJShaino . . . TLR . . . Court When I hoped I feared, Since I hoped I dared - Dickinson To live is to suffer, to survive is to find meaning in the suffering - existentialism Paul, The Judge j.V. Soccer 2,32 Musical Pit Band 23 j.V. Hockey 33 Varsity Golf 2,3,4Q VEG 43 Community Service 4. Social Committee 2,3,43 Milestone 33 Food Committee 3,4Q jazz Band 2,3,43 Discipline Committee 43 Sax Trio 4. howdy . . . Kelly V 11.4.33 . . . 5 year plan ICC Blake TF Shaino . . . LUIGI . . . tgis Cthank GodI'maseniorJ . . . Newport, NJ. . . . Thompson's Chowder House . . . Our Neighborhood Sax trio . . . Thanks MomkDad - I love you! If it gets sloppy, eat it over the sink! If it gets sloppy, Kelly can't have itl - The judge 'Wwe Inna 1. al ' 543: 1 1 ll Sean 3rd Football 1, j.V.5 Wrestling 1,25 3rd Lacrosse5 j.V. Football 25 j.V. Lacrosse 25 V. Football 3,45 V. Wrestling 35 V. Lacrosse 3,45 Football Co-Captain 45 Tour Guide 1,2,35 Class SecretaryfTreasurer 2,35 Disciplinary Committee 3,45 Big Brother 3,45 French Building Proc- tor 35 Senior Class President 45 Community Council V-President 45 Proctor 45 Honor Roll 4 Chick-ow . . . Dex . . . Wally . . . Tingle . . . You bob! . . . Chicken Legs . .. Spud .. . M. Sheffield 5f26f84 . . . Belknap . . . Nightmares of Tracy Giles . . . BB+N Football Game . . . justin6George - two bobs German Something deeply hidden had to be behind things - Albert Einstein. Mgr. J.V. Field Hockey 25 Mgr., Varsity Basketball 25 3rd Lacrosse 25 j.V. Soccer 35 VEG 45 Community Service 3,4. Spanish Club 2,35 Ski Club 2,3,45 Food Committee 45 jazz Band 3,45 Sax Trio 45 Honor Roll 4. Kelly Hello PCR f1,4,3J Alexa yo, Den Yo, Donna . .. Red Light Law Steffie FJ negative orange, JS . . . Robby . . . The judge our neighborhood Sax trio Alexa, it's lunch- time let's chow down Sharie, remember Geof? Liz, goin' to JB? Lexa, we made itl Thank you Mom 8 Dad Goodbye for now. Smile and the world smiles with you, Cry and you cry alone . ...a-,.,.,.'-100.-q -...,:.'::' .5 , P -'X4 it Becky 3rd Field Hockey 1, j.V. 2, Varsity 3,4, All Star Honorable Mention 45 Dance 1,2,3,45 3rd Lacrosse 1, j.V. 2, Varsitly 3,4. Tour Guide 2,3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Smith Sn Co Dancers 3,45 Milestone 35 Director, Big BrotherfBig Sister Program 35 Director, French Building 45 Honor Society 4. How ya doin'? . . . Weather girls . . . UMass . . . Betty!! . . . Golden Banana, Dinah? Saturday! Dancing on library tables . . . Sunning on Philips roof . . . M.T. party . . . Bunnies . . . I love the beach . . . Dan . . . Katrina . . . Don't give up Forever Friends. We love the things we love for what they are - Robert Frost Barry, Fig V 5, . , ll his is Q' . 5, ' il 5x x Fourth Soccer 15 Third 25 J.V. 35 Basketball 15 Winter Track 25 Lacrosse 1,2,35 jewish Fellowship 1,25 Community Service 3,45 Photo Club 35 Food Committee 45 French Club 4. T.Y. Summers Machon, Ulpan friends forever . . . year course . . . G.D.A. 5 day boarder dorm life late nights . . . riding . . . programmer . . . sprout halee . . . Z-House, Boston . . . stay in touch from course next year in Jerusalem Eames insensitive crowd Thank you for everything Mom k Dad Together you and I shall change the world. - Shiron 41 ,T ug I ,pf . Varsity Field Hockey 2,3,4, MVP, All League, All Star 43 j.V. Volleyball 2, Varsity 3,43 j.V. Lacrosse 2, Varsity 3,4. Tour Guide 2,3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,4Q Ski Club 2,31 Red Key 2,33 Big Sister 3,43 Milestone People Editor 43 Proctor 4. Farmhouse Girls are so fine . . . U-Mass . . . Rocky Horror . . . Buffet fMer and Ezj . . . Plum Island fNoodlesJ Grateful Dead with Nat . . . Golden Bananna, Becky? . . . Scribs, I will never forget you . . . Don't forget all our options Mer . . . Thumper3 Men's Olympic Volleyball Team CRicci, john, PatJ3 Alpha Beta Gamma Farewell GDA. Rob, Clout j.V. Soccer 2,33 Varsity Soccer 43 Thirds Hockey 2, J.V. 3g j.V. Lacrosse 2, Varsity 3,4. Tour Team 2,33 Tutor 33 Community Council 43 Dinah, Goo Milestone Circulation Manager 4. Tim's F.P.S., The Starship . . . Clout, Cludes, Clute, I don't care how you spell it . . . thanks L.S. . . . gatesshainochrispykellyboat . . . Pol- lock, shut-up, I'm not a frog . . . I'd better get into college before something really goes wrong . . . you're fired anyway Kate Suzi, Mugs, Sunshine, Third Field Hockey l,2, j.V. 3. Varsity 43 j.V. Volleyball 1,23 Third Lacrosse 1,23 Varsity Track 3,4. Tour Guide 1,2,3,43 Community Service 3,43 Big Sister 2,3,43 Tutor 33 Milestone Staff 43 Governor Feature Editor 4. 42 four years Steph, we'll pick up where we left off . . . the van's here . . . Nolden . . . Courtney, Steph, Ez, Suzie Bermuda '83, '84 G.L. is hair . . . thanks Mom and Dad . . . bye GDA The End Tears of frustrationfCries of elationfSmiles of pure laughterfAll in our lives, we know them everafterf' - anonymous Varsity Field Hockey 43 Winter Musical 43 Track 4. Casazza's Ski Club 43 French Club 43 Chorus 43 Octet 4. Honor Roll 4. You want a spot of tea? ... QAh. . . . Sue?J . . . GRD, Boobala, and Bormio Wicked is not in my vocabulary . . . Mugs, Moi, and Robo Hello Sunshine! Your ankle, again? . . . Kate, are you wearing any socks? . . . JF and GL . . . All my love 'rents, Bee, Gimpy, and Krispin. 'M Pete, Quims, Lefty, Sasquatch j.V. Soccer 2, Varsity 33 Varsity Women's Soccer Asst. Coach 43 Third Hockey 2, J.V. 3,4. Chorus 2,3,43 Christian Fellowship 2,3,4Q Tour Guide 2,33 Red Key 33 1984 23 Plaza Suite 33 junior Carnival Committee 33 Student Body Pres- ident 43 Honor Society 3,43 High Honor Roll 23 Honor Roll 3. I leave all my love to Ben, Sue, Meredith, Sean, Marie, Friar Tuck, Mr. and Mrs. B., Fri., and B. C. I mean that. You all made G.D.A. extra special to me! Anna, words won't do it. You know how I feel! As the father has loved me, so I have loved you. Live on in my love. - john 15:9 Jay, Dude Varsity Cross Country 33 j.V. Lacrosse 3. Tech Crew 33 Governor 3, Literature Editor 43 Intramurals 4. You know all the rules by now and the fire from the ice. - Gar- ciafHamaer '70 Blackout '84 Pete . .. Rob Court . . . Brett . . . Clarkie . . . Wolfie . . . The Rez ...The Den... Mooner . . . Daddy Cruise . . . Great American Bakeoff cinchy landry . . . The Grateful Dead . . . Worcester 1018184 Mark, Stew, Dolby, Maak j.V. Lacrosse 23 j.V. Basketball Manager 3. Tartuf1'e 23 The Boyfriend 23 Story Theatre 33 Back County Crimes 43 Communi- ty Service 33 The Governor 3,43 G.D.A. Music Guild 43 Honor Roll 3,4. Cast parties Dolby pseudo Mr. X and Iva HIGH tech crew ... wild ... groovy ... driving with Lisa Scratch, the soul man Zen moments Intrigue is actually bad for your brain. . . . Smoof . . . How does he bowl without his arms? Q, 'i .. 'A 4-an yin.. . .ef n I F Denny, D.U., Des-Gates Third Soccer 1, j.V. 2, Varsity 3,43 Third Hockey 1, j.V. 2,33 Third Baseball l, j.V. 2, Varsity 3,4. Outing Club 1,2,3,43 Red Key 1,2,3Q Tour Guide 1,2,3,4Q Big Brother 3,43 Tutor 33 Photo Club 33 Fiddler on the Root? Quantillion Techno- primates Inc. 3, Head 43 Milestone Sports Editor 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4Q Honor Society 43 MAML Certificate of Merit 33 NMSQ Certificate of Merit. Life is a Tangerine Dream in a Clockwork Orange . . . Pine Bros. . . . Shaino, turn your amp down Core Committee Qquantillion Technoprimates Inc. - Bulldoze with Boze Tek Croo Don't worry it's not worth it Goodbye and Thanks Give me no restrictions, on what I do or say, don't think of tomorrow when it's still today. - Men at Work 43 Andy, Gibby, Gibber, Gibbs Third Soccer 1, J.V. 2,32 Veg 43 J.V. Wrestling 1,2,33 Veg 43 J,V. Baseball 1, Varsity 2,3,4. junior Class Carnival Committee 33 Big Brother 3,43 Senior Closed Weekend Com- mittee 43 Business and Circulation Editor of Governor 43 Writer for The Spire 4. Honor Roll 1,3,4. The end is near . .. bots . .. bobby . . . Tater . . . Jon's goggles . . . spud . . . Dex . . . The road trip that never was weekends with Reece and Cal . . . Connoisseurs . . . Brantwood Bomb Meny Fus Tailgaiting Party . . . T.J.'s unfor- gettable party . . . T . . . ch- ch-chk-kowl Varsity Women's Cross Country 2,33 Intramurals 43 Nordic Skiing j.V. 23 j.V. Winter Track 33 Third Lacrosse 23 J.V. Spring Track 3. Christian Fellowship 2,31 Outing Club 23 Food Committee 4. Honor Roll 2,3,4. The day, my friends, and all things stay for me. - Henry V. Shakespeare n Kelly, drink that swamp water beeline for Tartuffe blind dates Mr. B. and the tissue box Ouais . .. Rowboat with John Ame and Ame A.W.'s creation Knackle women Carol King . . . D. Gould: no clothes allowed . . . Granola'd out Strammy's black negligee . .. Thank you Joanna, Mom, Mimi, and joe. Alexa hp-3 ' 4' fl, f a , ' 54. -v'4 Katrina, Kat, Kirbleena j.V. Soccer 132,33 Community Ser- vice 43 Dance 1, Advanced 2,3,4Q Third Lacrosse 1, j.V. 2, Varsity 3,4. Jazz Band 13 Tour Team 1,2,3,43 Red Key 1,2,33 Junior Milestone 3, Advertising Manager 43 Trip to Mexico 33 Smith and Co. Dancers 3,41 Big Sister 4. Honor Roll 13 High Honor Roll 2,3,4. Life is either a daring adventure or Thanks Mom and Dad . . . my jeep . . . MSLWGMA . . . Smith and Co. Sill Stowe '83 MEXICO!!! . . . Twelve in a Subaru . . . Dancing on library tables . . . Coffee, Mer? . . . Hungry, Betty? . . . GDFPs . . . Thassagoal . . . F . . . um I Love the Beach! Be - ck . . . Good Times . . . Forever Friends nothing. Helen Keller .. YLJW1: 'Q 'I - K W, . I, . Glfffz' 11 V -.ffl Wh ' .f ,ZH !ff24i T'1? ff: vc 2 V, , ,,,,,., . 3. ' ,if fl pgaff. 'I' rl- y .1 H, I2'f 4 X 75 l 3 3 1 5, 412 11-1 ' Q75 , ', - i S 'L ' Q-we 3. 2 1 -5 icy.: l ' , z -1 -, lv 1 ilk , K' 1, 1 ? A' 1 f c- A . f ' 1 ' ' ,. 6 f...,'42- , 152551 3 4 -1. 8, I ,FI , 1 . i WT' 3 ' 2 -.qw f. A ff , 9 ' ' 5 , 3 i af.. . X I ,ml F ' Chris, Crispy, Gopher, Chancey Third Soccer 23 Spring Track Manager 3,41 The Boyfriend, 1984 23 Story Theatre, Guys and Dolls, Plaza Suite 33 Back County Crimes 4. Chorus 2,3,43 Octet 3,43 Social Committee 3,43 Tour Guide 3,42 Big sister 4, Dorm Proctor 43 Editor- in-Chief of Governor 43 Thespian Society 4. Honor Roll 233,43 Moody Kent Prize for Religion 23 Francis Scholarship 33 Cum Laude 3,4. I am in control of my life? Go with it, baby . . . The little blue room . . . you're bead . . . my Burke . . . Lissa, you're excellent . . . the 3 nicest seniors club . . . Shaino . . . Clout, you'll work for me . . . No one understands IDC: I'm gonna get my English books . . . Nash . . . Oh, wow my gals. Stephanie j.V. Field Hockey 2, Varsity 33 Veg 43 Music Director of Fall play 43 Thirds Ice Hockey Manager 23 Ice Hockey 43 1984 23 Assistant Direc- tor of Winter Musical 33 Plaza Suite 3. Tour Guide 2,33 Spanish Club 23 Big Sister 33 Social Committee 3,43 Ice Hockey Club 33 Tutor 33 Thespian 3,43 Varsity Club 33 Music Guild 3,41 French Building Proctor 43 Italian Club 4. Kim A. and Rachael . . . Fuzzy green dice . . . awesome foursome . . . strut . . . More laps? . . . Andre . . . Peace, love and granola. it rises now before me - the dark and silent barrier - between all I am and all - that would ever want to be - and though it's always been - with me, I must tear down - the wall and let it be ... - Kansas uit Pete Fourth Soccer 1, Third 23 j.V. Football 33 Veg 43 Varsity Wrestling l,2,3,4, 105 Graves Kelsey Cham- pion 13 Third Lacrosse l,2, j.V. 3,4. Social Committee 3,4, President 43 Proctor 43 Milestone Pho- tographer 4. Honor Roll 23 German Award 2. 226411 ffl Aiko . . . S G Ford . . . Hacky S.A.C. . . . High Tymes . . . Saratoga - Augusta - Blackout - Res - Nessy's D.j.? . . . Farmhouse - Cottage - Eames . . . Heb . . . Wrestling, Graves 82 . . . Gweeb . . . T. Lane . . . Essex . . . Rents . . . Proctoring - Where's Web .. . Cottage Intellec- tual Power House . . . The Grateful Who? . . . Sounds Demonic . . . Alta . . . Parker . . . Disc . . . It's All Over Now On The Road Again. Greg, Sleepy Third Soccer 13 j.V. Cross Country 2,3,43 j.V. Cross Country Skiing 23 Golf l,2,3,4. Tour Guide 13 Food Committee 3,43 Yearbook Photog- rapher 3, Co-photo Editor 43 Com- puter Club Co-founder 4. Honor Roll 3,4, Club Visiting Club. The darkness holds a power that you won't find in the day - The Damned jeff Fourth Soccer 1, Third 2, j.V. Manager 33 Varsity Cross Country 43 j.V. Cross Country Skiing 1, Varsity 2,3,4, MVP 3, Captain 43 j.V. Tennis 1,21 Varsity Track 3. Student Tutor 33 Junior Carnival Core Committee 33 Photo Club 33 Outing Club 3,43 Milestone Photo- grapher 3, Photo Editor 43 Senior Weekend Committee 43 Club Visit- ing Club 43 Big Brother 4. High Honor Roll 1,22 Moody Kent Prize for Latin 33 Honor Roll 3,43 Cum Laude 3,4. The Dean . . . You want a second opinion? You gotta understand . . . Cruizemaster . . . Pinata-man . . . That's odd . . . Bob . . .Mark o Slime . . . Dr. Who. . . Don't Panic . . .The tome. If at first you are frightened do not go away A in Ancient History . . . Chem with Mr. Reed . . . High Honor Roll Cards . . . Mr. Cole's English . . . The New Kell's . . . Virgin Islands '84 . . . Trees don't flush . . . Being a Senior She's got substance . . . These things happen3 the problem is they happen all the time . . . Shaino, Chris, Boat, Denny, Clout, Cress, Marco, Georgie, CIGARS. f'sXF'al-3.2 , a Al. . ' all 5 y':i ',iff , . , j A n 'f . i2 ,,f'? ifffn1- , 'ffvea y if ,K f' Vex. imap, 5. ,M f . ., ,Af 1 Aj, ,A f X, H ' 1, 3 fix- 1- ff- 1. 50, QL, . ,q,. ' 5, -,- vf- 4' f f ' 'ig W 'WZ V1 3 swf, '-'., ff' --f.f1'f 'f'?w.'2':-ww, i s ' .,1'3.' ' iv ' ' 1 41.-ffff' -.rfgiefff ff V ' I. V 1 Jeanne, Jeannie J.V. Soccer 1,2,33 Adv. Dance 1,2,3,41 Third Lacrosse 1,23 Community Service 3,43 Chorus 1,2Q Red Key 2,33 Tour Guide 2,3,43 Jr. Milestone 33 Jr. Class Carnival Committee 33 Ski Club 33 Smith and Co. Dancers 3,41 Big Sister 43 Copy Editor - Milestone 43 High Honors 1,23 Honors 1,2,3,4Q GDA Honor Society 3,4. The Bird and J.C .... Call Glad . . . GDFP's . . . Bambino . . . Betty! . . . H.H. . . . Spain . . . Dance Co .... Stowe '83 . . . Thassagoal Love you Mom and Dad Friends Forever. If you have built castles in the air your work need not be l0StQ that is where they should be built3 now put foundations under them. - Thoreau v 1 quail liin 1 Q Q Cheryl Third Field Hockey 1,2, J.V. 3, Varsity 43 J.V. Basketball l,2, Varsity 43 Varsity Track l,2,3,4, record in 4x440 m. relay 2,3. Academy Singers 1,23 Tour Team l,2,3,43 Ski Club 2,33 Spanish Club 2,33 Varsity Club 3,43 Photo Club Treasurer 33 Food Committee 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Thanks Mom 8 Dad Toga! . . . Mexico! . . .Hawaii . . . Chick- aurl . . .Dennis . . . Sam . . .RICO .. . I Can't feel the water! IS Ls BRUCE! Azoann- debjennjessrdcqp Hedibear . . . Mousette . . . Love y'all! Our memories of yesterdayfWill last a lifetime.fWe'll take the best, forget the restfAnd someday we'lI findfThese are the best of times. - Styx J.V. Soccer 1,22 Thirds Lacrosse 1,22 Varsity Wrestling 2,3,43 J.V. Track- Weight Crew 33 Fall Veg 43 Spring Veg 43 Day Rep. 13 Language Studies 13 Community Council 13 Jewish Fellowship 1,2,3,43 Math Tutor 2,3,43 Junior Milestone 3g Tour Guide 3,41 Big Sister 3,43 Stage Manager Fall Play 33 Acting Editor 1984 Milestone 43 Executive Editor 1985 Milestone3 Producer - Fall Play 43 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Jes Augusta . . . Wrestling . . . 4 yrs.wfCD's . . . Ketchup? . . . Bert! Rock . . . Love? . . . Me Spell That? I'm soo cooldl TWJ-JP Veg...TAB...IceCream... 10-4 . . . Tess . . . Thanks! Good-bye to you, my trusted friend . . . - Forgotten Will Tennis 4. Back County Crimesg Fiddler on the Roof? Chorus 43 Tour Guide 43 Honor Roll 4. Reese...Mike...Lisa...Vicki... Ingham Dorm . . . Kate . . . Ben . . . Suzi Chrissy Back County Crimes . . . Kmart, too . . . no basketball football hockey . . . phewl . . . the Finns . . . Cassazas ...Moores...NY...LA...ESU . . . GDA!! . . . Bragdons . . . Goulds Rowes thank you all for a great time Ciou! Q X I A 1 Fourth Soccer 1,2, j.V. 33 Third Ice The Olds . . . Florida . . . house party fi Sean Hockey 15 Cross Country Skiing 23 j.V. Wrestling 33 j.V. Tennis 1,2,3, Varsity 4. Intramurals 45 Communi- ty Service 43 Free Term Committee 43 Tutor 33 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. musters on the beach Van Halen fights . . . California . . . Boys, you're going to jail . . . the beach . . . toga . . . Brantwood . . . Supper I.D. . . . another party . . . blue . . . Fenuilly Ferns . . . Eames . . . Sluggg . . . interview Everybody's got some, I want some too! - Van Halen Bevin, Bev Where's your candid, Bev? Try page twelve. JV Soccer 2,3, 3rd Hockey 2, JV Thanks Mom and Dad ICC Baseball 2, JV Hockey 3, V Soccer 4, V. Baseball 4, Dorm Council 2, Sr. Milestone 4. Tom, 3rd Football 1, 3rd Basketball 1, j.V. Lacrosse 1, Varsity Football 2,3,4, J.V. Basketball 2, V. Lacrosse 2,3,4, V. Basketball 3,4, jazz Band 3,4, Big Brother 4, Spanish Club Grimace Belly Grimace ICC Where are my dot-dots? 1,2,3, Varsity Club 4 Q Dan j.V. Soccer 2, Varsity 3,43 j.V. Basketball 2, Varsity 3,4, j.V. Lacrosse 1,2, Varsity 3,4. Tour Guide 2,3,43 French Building Direc- tor 4, Tech Crew 1. mumtxvws- ' gre Esmee, Es, Esmer, Hugger Cross Country All League Varsity MVP 2,4, Capt. 45 j.V. Field Hockey 35 Varsity Volleyball 2, All League MVP 3, Capt. 45 j.V. Lacrosse MVP 25 Varsity Track 3, Capt. 4. Tour Guide 2,3, Head 45 Varsity Club 2,3,45 Big Sister 3,45 Governor Writer 35 Latin Club co-Pres. 35 Dormitory Proctor 45 Class Sec'y 45 Latin Club 45 Milestone Sports Editor 45 Honor Society 45 Honor Roll 2,3,4. '55 't-ff, if Zoo Mass . . . The Priority Sorority . . . Thumper 6 Alpha Beta . . . Buffet . . . Headmaster Holiday and Wean Rocky Horror IKK and the Silver Proof Board . . . Bertles . . . I'll miss you . .. Cal . . . Thanks Mom and Dad, I love you Free at last If you didn't come to party, don't bother knocking on the door. - Prince , pr 1 K ,., l-tn . f 4 miata.. 6 fi I' Nathalie, Gnat, Fats, Fly j.V. Field Hockey 2, Varsity 3,45 j.V. Volleyball 2, Varsity 3,45 j.V. Lacrosse 2, Varsity 3,4. Social Committee 3,45 Food Committee 3,45 Varsity Club 3,45 Ski Club 2,3,45 Varsity Field Hockey co-Capt. 45 Honor Society 45 Tour Guide 2,3,45 Dormitory Proctor 4. Farmhouse girls are so fine . . . Meredith . . . Dinah . . . Amy . . . Liz Linda the '99' Africa Woman . . . Steve .. . Jay . . . Pete Rob Court Not Fade Away Andrew Friday 13th the DEAD the dome UMASS . . . Esmee, you're awe- somell thanks everyone! Got to go for the good and get it. - Bob Weir Steve, Buck Q-:gki if 1. fn-9 ' -1 .- ' -if All League Varsity Basketball MVP 2,35 All League, Varsity Soccer 2,3, MVP 3,45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,4. Black Student Union 2,3,4. Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity La- crosse 2,3,4. Godspellf Guys 8 Dollsg The Boyfriend: Fiddler on the Root? Social Committee 2,3,45 Disci- pline Committee 45 Big BrotherfBig Sister co-Chairman of program 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Byfield where homework .. . Buck . . . Basketball . . . spliff . . . North Carolina don't believe it I am out You can't cheat the face in the mirror when you see him in the morning. Mailroom session she's only 26 ... duper E2 ... scamper ... roadtrip . . . what Alumni would do that to Brooks? Thanx Mom, Dad, Bubba Kags Sr., and Kale - catch you later GDA . . . maybe . . . Mirrors on the ceiling,fPink cham- pagne on ice,fWe are all just prisoners here -XO! our own device. - Eagles David, Kags .ez X! . LJ- - 5' lg ' ri j.V. Volleyball 1,2, Varsity 3,43 Ben, Benjii, Third Soccer 1, J.V. 2,3, Varsity 43 Third Hockey 1,2, J.V. 3, Third Lacrosse 1, j.V. 2, Varsity 3,4. Red Key 2.3, Co-Chairman 45 Advertis- ing Manager Milestone 43 Big Brother 43 NMSQ Letter of Com- mendation 4. Strawberry Thanks Mom - Dad the green machine rides again . . . Pete 81, the wilderness of NY . . . Hey - no problem . . . G.B. Days - good time? . . . I can't run 65's . . . awesome! . . . I'm taller than I . . . you owe me one Foyer club Bench Brothers ...Tater . . .josh . . . Jeanie . . .j.S. It's been real! Stephanie, Steph Baseball Manager 3. Ski Club 23 Community Service 3: Big Sister 3,45 photography assistant 43 Honor Roll 4. All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream. - Edgar Allen Poe carpool BermudafCourtney 85 Kate . . . Stowe wfPaula . . . Moody The day after our midnight rendez-vous: Thanks Roslyn! Bowie concert Baseball season Beth finterestingy Move your vehicle, now! KK Discussions wfKate Paula, everything time to move on F 1 K rf i Sf il A arQl fl ' 1 1 . 1 Rob, R. S., Turnbuckle j.V. Cross Country 23 j.V. Basket- ball 33 Varsity Basketball Manager 23 Varsity Baseball 2,35 Varsity Club 2,3,4, Spanish Club 23 Community Service 3,43 Boarder Rep. 3,45 Intramurals 43 Proctor 45 Honor Roll 2. first days are the hardest days . archives . . . lunch Pappas? , . . Serge Hey now - 7 Meadow- lands Weekend .. . jamie . . Augusta Experience . . . Think hard Dude!...BabyBlue...A...C... Leary ... Max ... Courtney ... Sing a little while We used to play for Silver, now we play for life. - Weirfl-Iunter Steve, Hs. Varsity Soccer 3, I. - Murals fFalll 4, Varsity Hockey 2,3,4, Varsity Tennis 2,3,4, Varsity Club 2,3,4, Dead Head 3.4, Proctor 4. Grateful Dead Blackout '84 Great American Bake-Off Dus- ters Pregnant the journal Baked Veggies . . . C' '... Dude . , . Pete . . . Pete . . . Night Riders Inc. A ghoul Canoeing on Frost Sth Row Club . . . Worcester? . . . On Monday? Ying-Yang at Augusta. i i 1 af , w ! I J' 'F-l -- Y 1 X ' . Paula Steve Varsity Field Hockey 3,4, Varsity Volleyball 3,4 Varsity Lacrosse 3,4, Tour Guide 1,2,3,4, Food Committee 3,4, Varsity Club 3,4, Student Tutor 3,4, Jewish Fellow- ship 3,4, French Building Proctor 3,4, Governor Staff 3, Milestone Editor 4, Varsity Club 4, Dorm Proctor 4, Honor Roll 2,3,4 SG...KA...CC...RAB...VD SD...BC...DD...ML... NA...EI-I...RP...jimOct.82 - Aug. 84 . . . Thumper . . . USA Olympics . . . Pat . . .john . . . Ricky StowefSteph Moody - Awesome ave. . . . The Taxi . . . FloridafVicky . . . Bill8aBob . . . Aima . . . The Condo . . . Pousette Dart . . . Gate . . . I'll Miss you All!!! Third Soccer 1, J.V. 2,33 Basketball 1,2,35 Lacrosse 15 Golf 2. Tour Guide 1,2,35 U.S.Y. 1,25 jewish Fellowship 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Tutor 2,35 Big Brother 3,4g Community Service 3. Short Loop ... humm ... pistol . . . Oktoberfest . . . my first . . . UMass . . . weekends . . . Stole's 8 Tonic . . . Boston . . . the Driplomat . . . party harty . . . fellow partiers . . . slothing . . . homework? . . . Nay . . . the Void . . . Bruce Springsteen . . . Rapp . . . Oooh Baby ...Tanya DB's party here . . . party van . . . summer fun . . . beach nights . . . Harley's . . . mixed up families . . . words 8 music ,-up Lisa, Dem Varsity Soccer 1,2,3,4, Dance 2, J.V. Lacrosse 1, JV Tennis 2, Musical 3, Varsity Tennis 3,4, Veg 4, Social Committee 2.3.4, Milestone 3, Big Sister 3,4, Latin Club 3,4, Smith 85 Co 4 Get the lead Out! Bev Geff Mer WE?nl Diane - Thelma ...S.W.Beef...pg2 DYWTHSTW . . . Brad G . . . don'tostflowers K. Square Seatbeltscomp . . . P.T.S. . . . Al . . . Star Gagewoman Fishbowl Birds Mr. Fri Brantwoods 8 miles Mella Diane j.V. Field Hockey 1,25 Advanced Dance 2,3,45 Varsity Track 15 Varsity Lacrosse 1,2. Greek Club 1,2,3,4g Red Key 35 Tour Guide 3,45 Big Sister 3,45 Smith B Co. Dancers 3,4, 50 Dikanis Spero! . . . Lisa . . . Stella . . . Estasues . . . the Fishbowl .. . Day S199 . . . Marshmellow . . . Mike . . . Mike: you made it all worthwhile . . . Thanks Marley, Domenic 8 Jillian Student Club - . . Jeannie. Tina! . - - She missed this picture, but she made the team picture, page Disco 40 Beck, bunnies! milk? Katrina, hungry? Mike, Lisa, can you feel it? preconceived notions . . . Ice Castles Thanks Mom, Dad, Mr. Stowens, B.P. and Birdie! 130. Q 7 'N . if Q7 V C Sarah Third Field Hockey 1,23 Advanced Dance l,2,3,43 Third Lacrosse 1,23 j.V. Capt. 3, Varsity 4. Community Service 3,43 Red Key 1,2,33 Gover- nor Photo Ed. 43 Tour Guide 13 Smith 8 Co. Dancers 2,3,43 Dormi- tory Proctor 4. a Michelle, Mica Varsity Field Hockey 1,3,4, MVP 1, j.V. 23 j.V. Basketball 2, Varsity 3,43 Varsity Lacrosse 1,23 Varsity Track 3,4. Big Sister 43 Black Student Union 2,3, Co-Chairperson 43 Bible Study 43 Photo Club 3,43 Varsity Club 3,4. pw 5. Ill' 7 , David j.V. Soccer 1, Varsity 2,3,43 All League Honorable mention 33 Third Basketball 1, j.V. 23 Dance 33 Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4. Intramur- als 43 Student Government 2,3,4Q Governor WriterfSports Ed. 1,2,3,43 Tour Guide 1,2,3,43 Big Brother 33 Varsity Club 2,3,4. Mike Freshman Football Capt. 1, Varsity 2,3,43 j.V. Wrestling 23 Freshman Track 1, Varsity 2,3,4. Ingham Country Club Thanks Mom and Dad Basem Third Soccer 2, j.V. 33 J.V. Baseball 2,3, Varsity 4. Community Service 3,4. Doug, Boat, Steamboat Good God, Magnum . . . ouff! . . . ow . . . Clute . . . Third Football 1 2 Third Hockey 1,2, j.V. 3, Varsity 4, Third Lacrosse l,2, J.V. 3, Varsity 4. Story Theatre, Back County Crimes: Club-Visiting Club 4, Thespian Society 4. 52 Lu . . . Go ahead, punk, make my day . . . who the hell is Doc Autry? . . . Shaino . . . Crispy Critter . . .jeff Kelly . . . Suzie Black . . . Boom . . . danka . . . Hey, let's go to the beach the Mercedes P6 for Court . . . fly away my friend, be free . . . see ya later . . . BOOM! John J.V. Football 2, Varsity 3,43 j.V. Hockey 2,3, Varsity 4, J.V. Lacrosse 2,3, Varsity 4. Big Brother 3,4. Matt J.V. Soccer 2: j.V. Cross Country 3, Varsity 45 Varsity Cross Country Skiing 2,3,4g J.V. Track 2, Varsity 3,4. German Exchange Program 4. Abu . . . Pie Race . . . Ingham Loops . . . Andy, Mom and Dad - thanks for everything Why didn't you tell us that you needed your candid taken? At least you're in some team pictures. Try page 136 O Tim Fourth Soccer 1, Third 23 Third Basketball 1, j.V. 2, Varsity 3,43 Third Lacrosse 1, j.V. 2, Varsity 3,4. Spanish Club Vice-Pres. 2, Pres- ident 33 Tour Guide 1,2,3. The key to happiness is to want what you get instead of waiting to get what you want. 1il. ,, i- .-1 Tim, Max Third Soccer 1, J.V. 2,33 j.V. Lacrosse 1,2,33 j.V. Hockey 33 Varsity Hockey Manager 2. In- tramurals 43 Social Committee 3,41 French Building Proctor 43 jazz Band l,2,3,43 Music Guild 3,4. Nolden 8 Kags . . . Glee Club Vic 8 pheasants . . . Scott buddy . . . Rob, my friend Court 12f4f84 - peace . . . Quinn at Plum . . . Hey, now Grateful Dead all Day Which of you to gain me tell Will risk uncertain pains of hell I will not forgive you if you will not take the chance. j.V. Field Hockey 1,23 j.V. Volley- ball 3,41 j.V. Track 2,3,4. The Boyfriend3 Community Service 33 Intramurals 43 Milestone Business Manager 43 Tour Guide 2,3, Head 43 Student Government 1,23 Drama Club 13 Chorus 1,2,3,4Q Big Sister 3,41 Ski Club l,2,3,43 jewish Fellow- ship 2.3.43 French Club 1,33 Closed Weekend Committee 2,3,4. Kate i l uinn, QP, B.F.G., Swiss Third Soccer 1, J.V. 2,31 Varsity Hockey 1,2,3, co-Capt. 43 Varsity Lacrosse 1,2,3,4. Varsity Club 2,3,4Q Red Key 33 Ski Club 33 Senior V.P. Community Council 43 Milestone Staff 43 Honor Roll 4. Max's Sister's house . . . my Freshmanery . . . Sieve . . . Rake . . . Cheese B.F.G. waterskiing my neck hurts Brantwood . . . my kneecap and that damn machine miss ya, H ! 53 Donna, Strammie, Don-Don jiseop Varsity Soccer 3,43 J.V. Track 33 Spring I don't get it! Why do we need Veg 43 Dance 3,43 Figure Skating 3,43 to write Dot-Dots? Play 3,43 Outing Club 3,43 Chorus 43 Milestone Extra-curricular Editor, 43 G.D.A. Honors Society. Field Hockey 1,21 XC Skiing 13 Golf 1,22 Dance 23 Tartuffe, 23 Communi- ty Service 33 Guys-n-Dolls 33 Track 33 Back Country Crimes 43 Fiddler on the Roof43 Veg 43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 Outing Club 2,33 Governor 2,3, Editor 43 REFLEX 33 Oxfam Fast Committee 43 Club visiting club 43 HRBS 43 Honor Roll 33 National Merit Commendation3 Honor Roll 4. DU, SU, MU ftimesl 2 Yo Vandal Hoopy Hellooo Stella! . . . Parker River wfAlexa . . . ouais Hot Pink Flamingos There's a penquin on the telly . . . Puns . . . Though we may be so far apart, you still will have my heart. - Paul Simon It makes sense - Not to me, but it makes sense. - Anonymous jon, J. S. Third Football 13 Varsity Winter Track 13 Varsity Spring Track 1,2,3.43 j.V. Football 23 Varsity Football 33 Honor Roll. 54 At last . . . College bound, hopefully . . . Nick and Chris . . . Fourty Second Street eyes . . . Tuckermans .. . Dogs are good .. . UVM with the duo Becky, Dianne, Lisa, jeanner, Katriner and the Day Student Club dumb kid pole vault - suntanning crew . . . Georgie - boy and Justern . . . Mark and friends from home and of course, ski experiences galore . . . Mom and Dad, Thanx, I love you. Third Soccer 13 Third Hockey 13 Third Lacrosse 13 Varsity Soccer 2,3,43 Varsity Hockey 2,3,43 Coaches Award 2,3, Co-Captain 43 Varsity Lacrosse 2,3,43 Red Key 1,2,3Q Tour Team 1,2,3,43 Varsity Club 3,43 Ski Club 3,43 Junior Milestone 33 Big Brother 3,43 Milestone 4g French Building Director 4. Made Itl Hank you stud! Wednesday . .. G.D.A. 7 - St. Marks 6l Max .. . J Good Luck . . . Thanks George L. Cheese: Some L and S Hockey 81 Sexy: Chuck E. Cheese's Farm- house Thanks Mom and Dad . . . Later. Nolden 41 O I I X Melissa, Widget, Melbit, Lissa bv- s-'W' 3 Robert, Rob Third Football 13 j.V. Wrestling 1,21 Third Baseball 13 j.V. Soccer 2,31 j.V. Baseball 23 Varsity Wrestling 3,43 Varsity Baseball 3,43 Varsity Soccer 43 Spanish Club 1,2,33 Red Key 2,33 Big Brother 2,3,43 Milestone 43 Dorm Proctor 4g Honor Roll 1,3,4Q High Honors 23 Rensselaer Medal 33 Coleman Scholarship 3. Cool guy? Nooo! Lessard fun? . . . Moose . . . Thanks Mom and Dad . . . Cool down daddy-o . . . I-C-C . . . Good food? Bob H.T.P. Grim Reaper . . . Gibber . . . Kells . . . My ankle! Sluggin' .. . Thanks to the Finns . . . Dex . . . Greeny . . . Tae . . . Chet . . . Friendly . . . Wrestling . . . Baseball .. . Proctormon. .r Meredith, Mere, Weasel Varsity Soccer 1,2,3,4, All League 1,2,4, MVP 2,3,4, Capt. 3,42 j.V. Volleyball 1,2, Varsity 3,43 j.V. Lacrosse, Varsity 2,3,43 Discipline Committee 3,43 Social Committee 2,3,43 Red Key 2,32 Extra-Curricular Editor Milestone 43 Dormitory Proctor 43 Big Sister 3,42 Tour Guide 13 Greek Club 1,2,3,43 Varsity Club 1,2,3,4: Ski Club 2,33 Honor Society 3,4. Lisa and Ween! Florida Farmhouse girls Anal, Goo, Amy, KL5, Gnat, Widget, Stew are so fine! U-Mass B.C. and the giggles . . . Ezz, girls want to have fun Thumper and Olympic men Buffet Noodles! . . . Helmut . . . Star . . . Thanks Fri . . . Scrappy Doo, M.S., K.T. . . . little shoes . . . I'll miss you all Smile j.V. Soccer 1,23 Volleyball 13 Varsity Suntanning 1,2,3,4Q V.W. Lacrosse Mgr. 23 Varsity Soccer 3,43 Love through the ages 13 Tour Team 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 The Boyfriend 23 Social Committee 2,3,43 Varsity Club 2,3,43 Octet 2,3,43 Guys and Dolls Plaza Suite 33 Big Sister 3,43 Grill Proctor 3,43 Fiddler on the Roof 43 Spring Play 43 Governor Editor 43 Dorm Proctor 43 International Thespian 23 Honor Society 3. -qs a The survivors . . . Oh malum! . . . You're bead . . . M.T. gets disconnect- ed ... Ricky letter ... Kispe's excellent! . . . Get the phone? . . . Kirbleena My brother Davey Borrowed clothes Yazma odd enuf?! . . . Wisal you make my day . .. Goo Ed Anna the shenello woman . . . I'm so happy cuz I'm going home! Just go out and whale, baby - D. Frangos 'X s ,li Andrew Third Football 23 Third Lacrosse 23 Varsity Wrestling 233,43 Community Service 3,43 Veg 43 The other day it ended the sky was dark and faded solemnly they stated he has to die You know he has to die - The Grateful Dead - 55 fix? JV Soccer 1,3,43 Third Lacrosse 1,25 Volleyball Mgr. 1, Dance 2,3. Lf. Community Service 3,43 Tour Guide 3,4g Tutor 3, Organizer 4g Big Sister 3,43 Governor Editor 4, Ingham Scholarship Prize 3. Wendy Court, C Intramurals 3,4. Community Service Him . . . basically . . . The other one 0 . . . China Doll . . . Blackout '84 . . . Fruitage? . . . Halloween '83 . . . New Year's - San Francisco '83-'84 0 Dude Rob S Pete A Linda Love March 31. '84 . . . Labor Day - Sept. 2, '84 . . . Hogan's Heroes . . . ILYLAYKI .. . elephant shoes . .. Syracuse Dead . . . Sth Row Club . . . 3rd Row Worcester . . . See you all again sometime I was f K Linda, Scrinda Never did get a candid of Anna, but there's a good picture of her on page 7. Anna 1234 Capt Basketball Lacrosse' All-American Lacrosse Team 2 3. Social Committee 3,4g Christian Fellowship 3g junior Closed Wee- kend Committee 33 Big Sister 3,43 Dormitory Proctor 4. JV Field Hockey 13 V Soccer 2,3,4: iw V Basketball 1,2,3,4g V. Lacrosse V iw v 1 v - s n Tennis court sprints . Bo- Sue . . . Rosie . . . Pierce 303 . . . IV Soccer 2, Varsity 3,41 Winter de-le-ho-ho! aerobics Goo infatuatin . . . Dawnquixote . . Track 2, JV Tennis 2,3. Drama Club We just called . . . Sasquatch . . . Big formal '84 . . . Switzerland '84 . . . 33 Community Service 4g Ski Club Mo .. . The Mission Whale! Sun., Sept. 2, 1984 . . . Why not? . . . 3,43 Latin Club 3,4. GAg runs . . . Let's get noticed . . . Chicago . . . March 31, 1984 . . . Clouts . . . Good luck K.T.! . . . Sugar Magnolia Nat Es you've been a blessing, Ms. Tesar A . . . Thanks S.D. . . . elephant . . . Thanks for everything B.C. and shoes . . . Court - the best thing that Mr. Fri . . . You're awesome, Stu! . . . ever happened to me . . . ILYCAYKI I'll never forget you, Wease . . . I . . . Dec. 4, 1984 If you don't love you, Pete! understand my silence, you won't understand my words. COLLEGE PLANS Ames Appleton Ardito-Barletta Armstrong Asadoorian Berghager Bertelsen Black Blatchford Bornstein Bucknall Carlson Chance Chase Cherot Church Cloutier Collins Condon Daley de Lisle Demeri DiNanno D'Orazio D'Souza Edelstein Fleming Frangos Fusco Galpern Gardner, j. Gardner, S. Gately Gibbs Ginsberg Goldberg Gould Haack Hasapidis Hill Hooker Huffsmith Huggard, E. Huggard, M. University of Vermont Colby University of Pennsylvania Colby Northwestern Barnard Lake Forest Middlebury Babson Babson University of North Carolina Boston University Brown University of Maine, Orono Boston University Connecticut College Colby Babson St. Lawrence Boston University Tulane Rollins Middlebury Tufts Connecticut College University of Pennsylvania Georgetown Ithaca Columbia Tufts Plymouth State Boston University Mass. Institute of Technology University of Rochester did not apply Lafayette Rice Marlboro U.S. Military Academy Brown Union Sarah Lawrence Occidental University of California, Santa Barbara i johnson Kagan Kaplan Karas Kelly Kirk Lazo Lessard Mahoney Maxfield McCarthy Menyhart Newman Osgood Pappas Pechet Pharaon Pollock Quimby Redgate Roy Royster Russo Sanders Shain Smith Soule Starensier Stewart Stram Taft Terrile Vandal Twomey Thompson Warden Webber Yoon Y NOK 5 ' f '.v! 'HV YOU want to go to Dartmouth Bethel Middlebury Union University of Vermont Haverford University of Colorado Harvard U.S. Naval Academy Colby St. Lawrence St. Lawrence Rollins Syracuse Bard Northeastern Brandeis Rollins Middlebury Bowdoin Baldwin - Wallace University of New Hampshire Boston College Wellesley University of Vermont Duke Tufts Lehigh Trinity Johns Hopkins Rollins Boston College Franklin and Marshall Colby Boston College Wesleyan Rensselaer Polytech. Inst. Old Dominion 57 Tufts Above Ri with Denny Gately on Tech Crew. Right: Linda McCarthy and Court Heiss. EX OFF ICIO These are the people who were with our class at one time or another, but due to reasons within or outside their control, were unable to graduate with us. Michael Davis Anthony Gerrard Frank Manganaro Christian Moerk Patrick Sandoe Alexander Konovalchik David Moore Paul Nardone Andrew Allen Steven Arata David Grebe Andrew Haack Amy Hefford Serge Kasarda Scott Nichols Michael Peers Curtis Scribner Blake Underhill Cory Friedman Christopher Goddard Jonathan Nesbit Patrick Bennet Sarah Wellington Michelle Samuels Paul Phleger Gregory Ramsby Stephen Barret Timothy Leary james Tagg li IQ., ll.. Above: Robert Turner Left: James Tagg Q Wi' Robert Turner Court Heiss ght: Blake Underhill frightl works S8 UNDERC fm -' A, Q . .h. fbi al, 1 it , f f UNIORS 'Q I Hopes were high as the Juniors rode from G.D.A. to Smugglers Notch, VT. for the junior Ski Trip. We anticipated arriving in to warm, plush rooms, good food, and friendly hosts. Quickly we discovered small, cold rooms, terrible food, and very unfriendly hosts, somehow, despite all of the drawbacks, the Ski Trip was an unforgettable time for all. The entire class merged, enjoying the company and companionship of each other and made good out of a very bad situation . That alone says a great deal about the class of '86. 60 The class took an original approach in planning their closed weekend, one of the more memorable ones of the year. Highlighted by the movie, Psycho , the exiting game show, The Price is Right Chosted by our Bob Barker - Mr. Mul- liganj, and the famed Club 86 , the weekend proved to be a success. Following their successful week- end, the juniors decided to take a different approach to the annual Jr. Class Carnival, planning the first Junior Class Beach Day - A Fun Filled Day in the Sun . Blessed with a beautiful, sunny day, the entire community enjoyed a relaxing day on Plum Island. junior Class President, Paul Nardone, says this of the Junior class: Our class is a group of diversely talented students, excelling in the classroom, in the arts and drama department, as well as on the athletic fields. Governor Dummer has much to look forward to next year as the charismatic class'of '86 assumes the reigns of responsibility and leaderhship . The class of '86 wishes the best of luck to the class of '85. l 1 l l lil- Pres. to be. Hx' Im Just m from Boxford ww- MM.', fil- I-, ,gi i Q , KN c X N . gi: ,-ff if 3 E-'im-'L -W' C a, '15 '9 .5349f'35' ' nn ' x , sk, ,:'.,.'N 'bd NAM , Y P, - ...- f -u q,tL.f. 1 A Qh'ng2,.1:' , ,. A - I B.-A i r., .Q A 5 ,1g5gQ4,fi ggfgy fd' di g, 'Q . 4 X I 5 ' V 1 u' .1 f7cg 'L'K 1 ' JUNIOR BEACH DAY st Heave! H Y 62 SOPHO ORES This year's Sophomore class, the class of '87, is a strong and talented group, with a wide range of interests. We represent ourselves well in many aspects of life at Governor Dummer. Academically, not only do we have many Honor Roll students, but Peter Barton is on the High Honor Roll. We have many outstanding actresses such as Beth johnson, Kris Kolbialka, Carla Rivela, Shanie Halpern, and jennifer Killion. Paula McCarthy, Pam Chase, Kiki Chesterson, and Karen Patton are three season Varsity letter winners. We also represent a diverse number of races and geographic locations: Saudi Arabia, China, California, and Hawaii. Our class was greatly increased and strengthened this year by the arrival of many new students. They made instant friends, and it feels now as if they have been here forever. Our biggest project was our weekend, which we planned in january. We featured movies, ice-cream, and a spectacular dance, which was one of the best all year. Although it was hard to get motivated immediately after a vacation, we did it and proved that we can work together. Our cooperation helped us to not only plan, setup, and clean up, but also to overcome a cancelled Talent Show. Unfortunately, many Sophomores had a difficult year. Many things, both good and bad, evolved in the course of the year, and many changes occured. With some effort, we were able to overcome many barriers, and we seem to have come out on top. All we need now is a little more interaction and togetherness. This is what we're working on, and soon, our class will be stronger than anyone thought possible. ,f hill ri I iitf P .4 , i Q T ' - -..5 ...i i Q I 4 f I ef .1 J! 4.6 6 ' .1 F RESI-IME The Class of '88 feels it has much to offer G.D.A., now and in the future. Its members have made numerous contributions already: on the stage, on the playing fields, and in the classroom. Most important, the class is strong and unified despite its diversity. The freshmen are a group of multi-talented, ambitious young people who take pride in what they do. The first chance that the freshmen had to prove themselves was at the final closed weekend of the year. They had the responsibility of organizing various events that would entertain their peers as well as the upperclassmen. They were put to the test when, on Thursday before their weekend, they were told that a change must be made since sports were going to be held on Saturday. After cancelling some plans, and rescheduling others, the freshmen gave the student body an enjoyable weekend. Through organization and cooperation the class overcame all barriers, and succeeded in achieving their initial goal: to make the weekend fun. The freshmen definitely know how to have a good time. They enjoy each other and many great friendships have already formed. They respect each other as people and are proud of their classmates as well as themselves. They support one another, and are afraid neither to ask for help, nor to offer it. Each freshman has something to give. Their greatest gift, however, is their ever-present optimism. With smiles on their faces, the classmates of '88 look hopefully to the future. 66 C LOSED WEEKEND Freshmen setting up for the dance UD Anyone here from New jersey? me fe qgx l li ww J, A, , ,,,,,..-1..,.-4'-H--uf - L 4 I 5 f L ,Y Will X Say cheese, Phil! 5 ......---J ll 3 pg. ,.4-- '7-2-ja'-1 lil Qauwuw 1-Q? M3 kgyx wks ,.,4 ACADEMICS ENGLISH DEPART ENT Richard Thompson Mechem English Harvard College 1968, A.B. University of New Hamp- shire Appointed September, 1973. Robert Wilson Cole English Williams College 1977, B.A. University of New Hampshire 1983, M.S.T Appointed September, 1979. Joanna Grugeon Gould English, Language Study Cambridge University CEnglandJ 1960, B.A.g 1964, M.A. Appointed September, 1977. 70 Wallace Hurtte Rowe, III Department Chairman, English Princeton University 1953, B.A.g Harvard University 1956, M.A.T., Trinity College 1965, M.A. Appointed September, 1979. Edward J. Rybicki English Salem State College 1971, B.S.g 1980, M.A.T. Appointed September, 1977. kia ui ' Lawrence J. Tretle English, Drama Adelphi University 1972, B.A.g Albert T. Finn, jr. English University of London 19743 Dartmouth College 1975, A.B.g University of Michigan 1977, M.A r Appointed September, 1979. City University of New York 1973, M.A., Bowling Green State University 1976. Ph.D. 71 Appointed September, 1981. ENGLISH CLASSES 72 Fomenting Discord The Many Faces of An English Teacher Mr. Rowe Moonlighting At the Graves - Kelsey Wrestling Tournament CLook out, Howard Cosell!J AT HEMAT ICS DEPARTMENT Hr, , QQ!! Marc Rose Kenneth R. Casazza Mathematics Department Chairman, Wright .State University 1980, B.A.g Mathematics University of Virginia 1984, M.S. Appointed September, 1984. Manhattan College 1968, B.S. Appointed September, 1984. 'v K E X Sue A. Dougherty George Heberton Evans, Ill Mathematics Mathematics Potsdam State University 1975, B.A.g Princeton University 1949, A.B. 74 St. Lawrence University 1980, M.Ed. Appointed january, 1949. Appointed September, 1984. Stephen C. Shea Mathematics Norwich University 1971, B.S.g University of New Hampshire 1980, M.Ed. Appointed September, 1984. Carol Hawkins Rowe Mathematics Margaret Childs Mathematics Salem State College 1963, B.S. Appointed March 1985. Middlebury College 1955, B.A.g Harvard University 1956, M.A.T Appointed September, 1979. Bruce Higley Mathematics Clarkson College 1962, B.S.E.E.g Penn. State University 1964, M.S.E.E. Appointed March, 1985. x ,E ,4 1 . C Q , .. , . W A--A-----W a 0- Y V MATH CLASSES K Q -ul .. ., Q--N . Q, 1 - ...sn I' x f 'K-4.. 'Ss ...AW 7 ,L .'. ,.,v . . g 'f X ,VI ff.. - f . .X 'a . I in wk .ef-1 ,. R K . ,. yy f V, Apr. .1 ' 'QQ - 5 up 3,5-2' - .' ., -A.. ax, ri . ,KN , CRV Q: . .-A A -V.-+ .ful .. g 6 ' - xtiqlx' 2 X ' . Q P .QCN vw 9 Us 2 .N , 1 Qi if. ,vlfliif 1' S-1.,f-ykgifxui - S3'?j Tf f if? .1 Qfgg 1 eq 1 'lr A ... V5-A' fi.-'gN,' .' fix STK .' Qi 175' ll 'fig ' K-gl 5.223 ' K:-A - A : EI Rfb jzw - ff-1 . 2-5 2? fi'e:', K H .A :,,.w.R q: .NRi1'x1 .. -. 'yE':-Q 'g wi5'f.l.g'g 'Q 'l7lfll 'wax QP 5215, , - 'ii ' ' V. 3 .. - 2 slfxrfssb fig? .., e 'Nj.-.ifffffil Af V ,N MALI- ,, .SJ :K - ' W Vasu- - 2 'ff 3 .4 m- nf ?'.,n't.'Hf-I ,sg ' vs. -w xii' -',? -ax . 52f'ii?sgAv:?-',', Q +6 Ai wi 5'-X sry' 85,1 jig? 'fx 'SH ,-3-4. x. fb, 11, 3fw'f7'af4 .1 e' .FQ 753 ,, .gm , 45.5 34 Q 4- ., . W 'X Eff t. A ,. - li W. . Lg A' :Q ,J ' . ,W , . . 49 N . , 4' Y 1, 2 . EUFHPUTEPIS ,,,.,,....-v- x 77 SCIENCE DEPART ENT Robert Edward Anderson Director of Athletics, Biology Kenyon College 1957, A.B. Appointed September, 1957. D. Robert Bromley Biology University of Vermont 1979, B.S. Appointed September, 1984. 78 Neil M. Glickstein Biology Worcester Polytechnic Institute 1969, B.S.g Northeastern University 1972, M.Ed.g San Francisco State University 1977, M.A Appointed March, 1981. Stephen Carl Metz Chemistry Trinity College 1971, B.S.g Boston University 1976, M.A. Appointed September, 1978. l 3 Douglas Lee Miller 46 Department Chairman, Science, Physics, Speech Amherst College 1950, A.B. Appointed September, 1954. - . f '1 David D. Moore Mathematics, Physics Northeastern University, 1966, A.B Clarkson College 1970, M.S. Appointed September, 1980. 80 More Science fe Q X- K..-1 si H ' ff f , 1 X ?f?,'ff vw , 1 :Vg ' ,, I, KJ ' ' ,n il .41 gm 'o Q Q ul L Robert S. Reed Chemistry, Electricity Union College 1972, B.S. Appointed September, 1979. Physics is Phun CPD x W 4 . Curly, Moe, and Larry f ., HISTORY DEP RTME T . V .V john Douglas Friborg History Williams College 1978, B.A.g University of New Hampshire 1983, M.A. Appointed September, 1983. K 82 C: in ll, ' ij? fan rum, I, My la I 'l Lawrence Thomas Piatelli Assistant Director of Admissions, History Harvard University 1975, B.A.g Boston University 1976, M.Ed. Appointed September, 1984. Elizabeth A. Ruhl History Gordon College 1978, B.A., Northeastern University 1979, M.Ed. Appointed September, 1984. David Michael Williams Department Chairman, History Franklin and Marshall College 1950, A.B.g University of Pennsylvania 1951, M.A. Appointed September, 1951. e4Q'1Xp I 53- 9 55319 Www .-' . Ir Q Agar X - Q7 1 ' AC William Hartley Sperry College Advisor, History Gettysburg College 1950, A.B.g Duke University 1953, M.A. Appointed September, 1954. 83 CCLLEGE OFFICE Y Who says college guidance is going to the dogs? f ,Jill Dartmouth? Piece of cake. Michael Kent Mulligan Director of College Placement Middlebury College 1975, B.A.g 1983, M.A.g ASI-IINGTO WEEK Ed.M. Appointed September, 1977. V u 3 I - I-,, if , I AA -1 - Y L77 -Y 71 , ,Y ---- N ' If 1 Y ,K M --. J, ' . Q ', , , x K , I' fi l 5 i 5 . I x X IL ,c x Al- I I s f The Washington Week Power Eight and Team Leader: Front Row , Chris Chance, Pete Quimby, Kate Kaplan, Meredith Lazo, Rob Cloutier ggfeam Leader Frlbofg' Second Row: jes Gould, Sean Mahoney, George Hasapidis, Mr. Friborg . 1 , r , 13- ' ' ' ISL.-M..-- -funn., 41.-.5 lkumx Who, me? Sean and Marie CAUTION: Proctors at work . 3 5 if i 1 , X Qu xx Xx Lynda Fitzgerald Bromley Latin University of Vermont 1969, B.A. Appointed September, 1983. fm AI rt U Sela Nelson German FUREIGN French, Spanish Oberlin College 1971, B.A.g Tufts University 1978, M.A. Appointed September, 1977. Katherine Krall Guy Bryn Mawr College 1963, B.A., Yale University 1965, M.A.g 1970, Ph. D. Appointed November, 1984. LANGUAGES 87 A Ill Mr. Baratelli 'K V Z1 ,kkzs usih .1 Miss Russo W-40' r U H f-'.e1wsr3'f- .bhp .4 inf! s ,ff ' ul White ll 1 3 I The German Exchange Students Q FRENCH CLUB SPAN LQIQI CLUB 1 I-IJ Negative sandwich, anyone? GERMAN CLUB ARTS Nancy Marculewicz Art, Photography Christine M. O. Aiello Music Christopher D. Stowens Roberta W, Corcoran Department Chairman, Arts A,-t Colgate Uf1iVefSifY 1972, B-A-2 University of Colorado 1959, B.A.g New England Conservatory of Music 1979, Goddard College 1Q74, MS, MA- Appointed September, 1982. Appointed September, 1978. f W., wf' New . . H1 ,U an Y ..v v QU 'AZ 39 J A .MG G 1 Q J fig, Q xr: -4. g Q ' .sv - 1 if' 1 ,z I' g A ,Y 1 UW f Nl s ,aff 'P .. X 'vii Y ljg lp-N -1 .dw The Arts At G.D.A. Nz I 4 'rr 1, The New Kaiser Visual Arts Center 1 - in L 4 Break -fer' ' V.- ,- Technoprimates at Work 92 VThe Big wand A w 5 i I' ' t w n D C990 .. .. V I s .I n U' J L i K -4M'f 1 2 'i E Al gt 2 x .A L . Denny Gately takes a well-deserved bow The Smith and Co. Dancers 93 RELIGIO DEP RTME T Dawson School Minister Slippery Rock State College 1978, B.S.g Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary 1983, M. Div. Appointed Sept., 1984. Rev. Pamela S. Karen Tesar Religion 94 Gordon College 1977, B.A. Gordon-Conwell 1984, M.A Appointed Sept. 1984. DE ELOP ENT GFFICE Stuart Davis Chase 1 1 Director of Development and Alumni Affairs ADMISSIONS , john J. Ernst, Jr. Associate Director of Development and Alumni Affairs Hamilton College 1979, A.B. Appointed july, 1984. I rw, lg -af - - I , A ' . ff ,. .3 . -1 'ie'-Qi-'95 , Dorothy Miller Ogden Michael A. Moonves Associate Director of Admissions Director of Admissions, History Allegheny College Trinity College 1966, B.A. Appointed July, 1975. Appointed September, 1969. CHRISTMAS SERVICE CONVOCATIGNS !-. 1 W 4 JEWISH FELLOWSHIP CHRISTIAN F ELLGWSHIP 1 525 C K 'N ':S'5..,W Q Eivind Q , 'I MINISTRATIO Headmaster Peter Wilkinson Bragdon Harvard College 1959, B.A.g Harvard Graduate School Assistant Headmaster, History 1960, M.A.T. Appointed july, 1983. Christopher Edward Harlow Appointed Juniata College 1963, A.B.g Rutgers University 1966, M.A. September, 1970. Robert Hobart Colgate Dean of Students, Mathematics Gettysburg College 1969, B.A.g University of New Hampshire 1980, M.Ed. Appointed September, 1980. Joy Sawyer Mulligan 1 V Richard N. Leavitt Dean of Faculty, Director of Studies, Mathe- matics Amherst College 1964, A.B.g Bowdoin College 1971, M.A. Appointed September, 1964. 98 Associate Dean of Students, English Colby College 1976, B.A.3 Middlebury College 1983, M.A. Appointed September, 1981. ISX - A Business Manager Business College Appointed january 1974. BUSINESS OFFICE Donald A. champoux Z QA: F ,.-ll H. Lester Kirkpatrick Buildings and Grounds Superintendent 4 li Sylvia B. Lunt ' 2 gf i . ,gr Assistant to the Business Manager 4 19 W K l 5 ' if ,R L 'VBS 1 1 4 5 . i I s i Elizabeth Blake Clark Athletics University! of Denver 1972, B.A. Appointed September, 1975. Mary Ellen Letvinchuk Assistant Director of Athletics, Phys. Ed. University of New Hampshire 1980, B.S. Appointed September, 1980. Eugene H. Sumner Director of Food Service The Kitchen Staff ...-ul I f we I Peter B. Robb Teaching Intern University of Vermont 1982, B.A. Appointed january, 1985. DUNCAN STUDE T HEALTH CENTER . ff' ' f ' .Wim ' 9 fr..,r' Y ,I 5 1 . , A . l Edward B- Marsh, Jr-, MD- Patricia G. Wall, R.N. - Head Nurse School Physician ..,.W.Awkm:g.v,gm1 Below: Margaret Lorraine Hager, LXCSW Above: Marilyn Diehl, R. N Consultant, Counseling Mt. Mary College 1965, B.A.g Loyola University 1967, M.S.W. Appointed September, 1977. 'sq' 1,4 dl TS 45.4 W 'A 4 .' ' ,V , Q 1' v 'Mp - f,, I -atm .1 r., ,f f .1 43.132101 ly. -.,. ,, fm. .FK ,ji l in ' ff-uf 1, ' ,' . -mv ' V, 4m ':,- Jr. , g1,.'5',4f i5 qv- ', : R Ty 1549. .-12 7 . ,P-.' fn 4 r. -1 1 ,, ,, 1. :yr 4 - j' 'f fd wg., - ff- -.f.,-',,,, ..Z4'.'-. , I 4 X ww--' in 5 '5- gl . it 'Lf' - 'iff -iii 1 Q76 V . jg --.v. . , ' Q via 5 is I N aggw' ,.., L ,V K .gm My - 1 yur. . ,- N ,f s . wh . Qj i . ol yi ,T X , fi if W1 N' xr' ' 7.11-4 2 : mmm: if WHALE OF TALE Ahh wow! Look!! These were the words ex- claimed by everyone on the ship New England II. The whales enjoyed the audience and the audience was equal- ly pleased by the whales and the beautiful sunset. It was hard to say good-bye, but many non-seniors Cwe hopej vowed to return next year. PARE T'S DAY ' V 'trail 'W hu.-,grim 'P L: 5 E 5 i l - Y x-if ' - v ' ,nv 9- .Q Li, Foment Discord I don't think she believes you, jay. OPE Each Saturday night, The Bragdons open their house Let me Give the Punch line ' WS mY joke! to the entire student body. Open House is a time to socialize, relax, and munch on cookies and ice cream. Saturday nights on campus would not be the same without Open House. 106 1 ' Y 1 I I ! Sa um on LOESWER , V ,.,A,' 1, , . , L- ' '. ,.'f ,' 5 u A5-v' T1 fliffp 5 mf'-To - 1 ,v A 'r, , -1 V - Wx J- .1 j,.j J . In I , an ffl. 1 Wm, 1 1 i I , I 5 V -, g z 'u4f ff . , , A ,N x 11:-gs A wgmbyb f-. !11-.gg 1. Q H' i 'M 1 ' .. XY X if 5 . , III! EM HE CHRISTMAS -1 gnrl 'Vi .UPDQ-as, by L MUSIC GUILD An all tudent assoc at o of pe f a sts 1984 85 p d Shain GUEST PERF ORMERS The Beelzebubs CB7OC ., -vwaurgr Ni- W., W , 1 n Q 9' f X ' ir f . ' J-. .,, ,HD A 'Q y fx . .A 1 i Z9 0' ,jar ' Q. H .4 1 - 1: fe Y ,. x S N i Y' g .fe X X 1- 'As J . 5 ' - u S X ' .V ' 5 I4 gf FI hilt -,gf DDLER ON THE 'Q - 'I THE CAST TEVGE Erick Kieckhefer GOLDE Kris Kobialka TZEITEL Chris Chance HODEL Suzi Black SI-IPRINTZE Kim Mooney BIELKE Kara Moheban YENTE Elisabeth johnson MOTEL David Macklem PERCHIK David Kagan LAZAR WOLF jiseop Yoon MORDCHA joe Daley RABBI Michael A. jasse MENDEL Peter Quimby AVRAHM Philip Maistrellis NACHUM Christina Dalessio GRANMA TZEITEL Roslyn Pechet FRUMA-SARAH Melissa Huffsmith CONSTABLE john Bailly FYEDKA William Enderby SHAINDEL Cassie Frank THE FIDDLER Anita Russo CHAVA Carla Rivela PEOPLE OF ANATEVKA Alexa Berghager jenny Killion Elizabeth Asadoorian Katie Kaplan Kursten Bums George Liss justin Feingold Peter Harris Reggie Edmonds jen Grimes ww' It X! ' H. 'F' M v I 3 LAWRENCE TRETLER - DIRECTOR CHRISTINE AIELLO - MUSICAL DIRECTOR ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Melissa Dyer PRODUCER Donna Stram CHOREOGRAPHY Amy Whynott TECH CREW TECH DIRECTOR Nancy Marculewicz Stefan Kutrubes josh Hooker Elizabeth Diehl Stage Manager Assistant Tech Director Lighting Design Set Design Blake Underhill Master Technician Denny Gately Technician Andy Eaton THE BAND Tim Maxfield Ross Shain Eric Krukonis john Brennan .xgher agriffe anal glue pea! .gnapecfor oun sa W 5 I 'A ff ' A S- I , TX if Q Q,' 2211 - f I if m e 5 ff X .f ri ' r if S l ff 5 a ' I ' h ff' V B-' fs 5, ' A l - I Q7 X '1 5 V-K 52 I Sfzsixxx' ' n 1 , il' 'Y Y A N Q . .S . H' A 1 4 t i A .U I is as fr c 1 ff- N i i ltd IIN- Quiz 4. ' ,. ' L , - I - ' tc ,,. , ,. - V I - we-t --1-5.11 2 1 - .J t 13 I .Q . r -' 1 , - W A f - ' 1r..:,.,,,.s...-. ' 'va ., ' - -f,sAf,w.a.?swnwv?-ft, Q' H Cast of After Magritte Reginald Wm. Harris - Thelma Mother Inspector Foot Constable Holmes Cast of The Real Inspector Hound : Mrs. Drudge Simeon Gascoyne Felicity Cunningham - Cynthia Muldoon Magnus Muldoon Inspector Hound Birdboot Moon Peter Quimby Lisa Carrigg jennifer Killion Mark Stewart jennifer Griffin Shanie Halpern Michael Terrile Melanie D'Orazio Carla Rivela Doug Kirk Mark Stewart Michael Jasse Peter Quimby Director Ass. Director Production Mgr. Tech Director Sound Effects Light Design Lighting Technician Tech Crew Stephanie D'Orazi Chris Chance Melissa I-Iuffsmitl joshua Hooker Denny Gately Rebecca Black Liz Diehl Blake Underhill 8Cast Ill, , , gl 3 . . f - u I . 'IR ' x 2 3- I x l l 112 I vp ' 1.1, 1 0 '1 W'-. f -.- 4, . ,A PM aAN'a- Lal I' A 0 L ' ' dlv-r'Avf41J l - ' ... , , J . v A 1 --,J M, 'S , IN .I .' Q O: rx 1,3 ' 4 'n . Q , ' .. 4' , 'X , 4 . -5 A N b 4 I I QS. Y , i . dl ' ' 'fr v A V , -f ri ' f 'K ' ,, s ' K I 'lm' J' 'si I wg W-1 X 4 no A '9 xi? E. a', 5 1 1 4-A7 A 1 ,-4 ,4 .-f' lp ' AH ,x. '1 'fv COMMUNITY COUNCIL The Community Council has taken off with a strong start. It began with members attempting to redefine the role of the Council, and establishing some goals. A deliberate attempt has been made to change the image of the group from a grievance committee to an advisory body that will serve the Governor Dummer Community as a whole. Indeed the original intent behind the establishment of the group was to legitimatize students' opinion in the eyes of the Administration - a goal which has been achieved. The most important goal of the Community Council is to create a responsible body that will serve the entire school not only for this year but the entire future as well. JDISCIPLI E COMMITTEE 114 rg .1-1: E4 1 HO OR SOCIETY f,T?S5X l A 'ffllflal Front Row Cseatedj: Elizabeth Diehl, Chris Chance, Back Row: jonathan Shain, Paul Nardone, Rebecca Chase, Hedi Dur, Meredith Lazo, Amy Whynott. Second Row: Anna Esmee Huggard, Sean Mahoney, Peter Quimby, Alexandra Hill, jiseop Yoon, Dennis Gately, George Hasapidis, Susan Marculewicz, Melissa Huffsmith. Not Pictured: Nathalie Edelstein, Stephanie D'Orazio, Jeanne Smith, Anthony Fusco. Ames, Steven Breiseth, Monique Proulx. CU LAUDE 'uri Seated: Chris Chance, Meredith Lazo, Kate Lessard, jessica Gould. Susan Edelstein, Victoria Kaplan, Katrina Russo, Jeanne Smith, George deLisle, Peter Quimby, jeffrey Kelly, Gregory Hasapidis. Standingg Sean Fleming, Wendy Warden. Not Pictured: Alexa Berghager. Galpern, Dennis Gately, Sean Mahoney, Robert THE GGVER UR k'2:Nf'w?w'A-al ffl f, vi -ty. iii' 3? el' I . ,M 'ff 5 f '. ' 1 5 L 2.,,,' 'A Eight Governor is- sues were published in the 1984-1985 school year. The editors and staff, with the invaluable help of faculty advisors Katherine and Douglas Guy, worked diligently to inform and entertain the GDA community. ,, Tr KA U G NP' Af: 'XL 1' 116 THE 1985 ILESTO E The yearbook board and staffs were challenged, not only to assemble the 1985 book, but also to assemble most of the 1984 book, and to break the recent trend of Governor Dummer year- books being late. All eyes of the Academy were on the Stoners as they pulled together to meet the chal- lenge. This book is the result. VEIH?TfBLES Working ard? ardly Working. I W r FALL . Berghager, Bertelsen, D'Orazio, S., Galpemd Gardner, S.. Gould, Kaplan, K., Osgood. An Royater, Twomey, J., Vandal, Barrett, S.- Condon, Fleming, S., Gibbs, Hein, Hooker! Huggarcl, M., Karas, Leary, T., Maxfieldi Newman, Pharaon, Roy, 'hlmer, Webber. 5. XNI'PER B. Armstrong, S. Bomltein, J. Gardner, MA Gibbs, J. Karas, M. Huggard, S. Mahoney, D., Starensier, M. Stewart, G. Warden, M. Redgatep L. Demeri. SPRHNG S. Bomltein, S. Fleming,j. Gardner, J. Karan, B. Newman, B. Pharaon, A. Webber, J. Yoon, R. Ardito-Barletta, A. Berghager, V. DeLiule, J. Gould, L. McCarthy, L. Osgood. 2 0 A-71:1 COMMUNITY SERVICE FALL Anna Jaques Hospital David Greenstein Irshad Mecca Karen Rybicki Brigham Manor Nursing Home Kim Carey Jen Martin Harbor School Reese Fischer Dianna Gerren Henry Lapham Jeneanne Pina Newburyport YWCA Rob Delena Sue Edelstein Vicky Krasnakevich Greg Waldman Amy Whynott Nock Middle School Courtney Church Katrina Russo Jeanne Smith Sarah Soule WINTER Anna Jaques Hospital David Greenstein George McCarthy Linda McCarthy Carey Quinn Paul Roy Kelly Vandal Harbor School Kate Appleton Cheryl D'Souza Rees Fischer Jennifer Glesmann Newburyport YWCA Sean Fleming Greg Harris Vicky Krasnakevich Barry Newman SPRING Anna Jaques Hospital Julie Adams Lee Hayman Kate Kaplan Karen Rybicki Alison Zweil Harbor School Wendy Galpern Diane Gerren Elysa Marden Jen Martin Jeneanne Pina Newburyport YWCA Kim Carey Liz Diehl Liz Hackett Donna Stram Amy Whynott EQ X AUDIO-VISUAL DEPARTMENT K? Chief technoprimate Denny Gately and successor Glen Distefano. TOUR TEAM Tour team heads Liz Asadoorian, Katie Kaplan, and Esmee Huggard. 120 Department head George Hasapidis and successor Liz Diehl. This organization is unique in that it is usually only recognized when something goes wrong during a concert or film Cvery rarelyl. This club is the silent foundation of a great many GDA social and perform- ing arts events. The tour team has the important job of showing off the Academy to its future students. This job can also become very hectic when tour guides fall sick or become unavailable somehow, and the heads must find a replacement. They did an admirable job and saw to it that GDA was well presented. MINORITY STUDENT UNION i Steve Bucknall and jenine Pina presiding at the memorial service for Dr. Martin Luther King, jr. FRENCH B ILDI G PRGCTORS Were there really this many proctors?! 121 GUN CLUB VARSITY CLUB BB.. l 1 CzX .IKE 'ali 'ME iff I Q ' lg ' . 2' , 'fl - -'sr-ff E n U. p., :fp The Gun Club was very active this year, with excellent turnouts for the Sunday Shooting Sessions. The club is also looking forward to a strong future, with even better turnouts, some female members, and its own shotgun as its goals. In short, the Gun Club was and will continue to be a great provider of safe and satisfying fun for anyone willing to take safety seriouslyg no experience is needed. .Q ..4...4l 122 OO LIGHT CRUISE Hey, isn't this s'pose to be in the Events section? Shhi Maybe no one will notice! Scoop, Reese? What's the matter Mark? Won't she talk to you? . Y ! ' Y, , 1,7 - - 099 ral go F3 nan' 'X gseffgas THE INFAMGUS CLUB-VISITING CLUB i Stoners at VVork if Milestone photo editor jeff Kelly and People Department editor Dinah Daley at work in the old photo lab .. San? and dark room. it A AQ? It' r 4 'P' JI 1 5 mi? JD af--f' -' '39 Ag fm, M . 1 '- e Q' 71' ' L Q MA-gh 1, , .W?M' '76, ff, ,A ' Q Q Q FOOTBALL Never Did They Give Up 1 C7 Capt. S. Mahoney, Coach Rybicki, Capt. T. Dinnano It is unfortunate that the record of wins and losses of a particular team is the only thing that is considered in the final analysis. It is especially unfortunate for this year's football team, which, after losing a game, had the remarkable resiliency to come back and work twice as hard for the next game. This is a truly outstanding achievement considering the number of tough breaks that it had. The season opened with the Governors travelling to St. Sebas- tian's, where although they were the dominant team, they fell prey to small errors which St. Sebastian's capitalized on. The Thayer, Brooks, and Groton games really showed how depth hurt the football team this year. St. Mark's was the next game, and what a game it was!! GDA matched their opponents point for point until the last seconds of the game when the St. Mark's running back scored to give them a win by Front Row: Mng. C. Dalessio, D. Moore, P. Nardone, M. Redgate, D. Liss, G. Taft, T. Wallace, J. Khantzian, C. Hart, M. Thomson, J. Feingold Kagan, S. Mahoney, T. DiNanno, D. Collins, S. Blatchford, A. Thompson, Coach Rybicki, Coach Mechem Row 3: E. Kieckhefer, M. Murray, E Scola J. Pappas, Mng. Kim Row 2: Coach Shea, Coach Moore, D. Tompkins, G. T. Jansen, B. Jones, A. Kneissler, D. Small, J. Kneissler, J. Andriotakis , VIZ 5' 46 ' , aL 's'N Q Z C.:-4 in A fix - Nwi- . 'Xf. fx' xP', 1 I ef 82 59 N Q ru y ' H9 'J all' 83 IY5 1- , ' L'.s..Y-,:,,'xii,.f4L' F .ki f f 71 K J I x 7X 17 s 1 . . ' . K 5 1 - , 7-' 51 1S eaf 1'1 BU Q5 QW: .f AZ ' .' ' all 18 'M 1f4'W'. 'nf' I 4 h. f -...xggy Q , ,IV- 7.14 H' 1 -1 .X .4 4,4 . ,f 4 Sa s? fy s 9 1 ' v 09 TK Q . , . 4 v '1- ,'w:.L? A , , M, H. ' A S 1. .V ,an . . ,sa -A -...s JU 5 Nui, ,X 1 . - sta, , x jg... if- .ww BM ,A 5 wf. .-s. x. 1 s al,-Q '- . A .,.' U lp.. . .. x.,,..-x - X WO N 'S SOCCER Magic Left to Right: Co-Captj Co-MVP Hill, Coach Friborg, Co-Capt.fCo-MVP Lazo. The 1984 Women's Varsity Soccer Team was magic. Led by new coach john Friborg, Co-Captains Meredith Lazo and Anna Hill, and a small group of outstanding seniors, including Manager Melissa Huffsmith, the team created a special chemistry that rendered utterly meaningless the scoreboard that counts wins and losses. On the scoreboard that does count - the scoreboard that measures a team's heart and the degree to which a team's members care about each other, support each other, persevere together - on that scoreboard , the team was an unqualified and unforget- table success. There were inspiring team efforts Cat Exeter, St. Paul's, and Brooksj, outstanding individual performances fMer- edith was given All-League Honors, Anna and Marie earned honorable mentionsj, and more than enough individual and collective improvement to go around. While the season ended in tears, the laughs and love of this magic season and team may last a lifetime. Front Row Mgr M. Huffsmith, L. Demeri, L. Asadoorian, M. Lazo, A. Moore, V. Hunt, M. Stahl, K. Penachio, P. Chase, J. Boutm L DiOr1o Hill L McCarthy K Tucker, M. Sheffield. Second Row: Coach Friborg, H. Richard, N. Truman, M. Proulx. or 4342 Women's Varsity Soccer GDA OPP St. George's 10 0 Lawrence 3 4 Exeter 2 2 Milton 5 4 B,B8N 2 3 Pingree 0 8 St. Paul's 3 1 Nobles 0 3 Brooks 3 3 Worcester 6 0 Groton 0 I Middlesex 0 1 St. Mark's 3 4 Thayer 0 1 ni wpviw' if 1 ' 'Q' S. .'. I 41 Q , ., 5, Q 2' 5 + 538' PQQ- I 1 'N pg-L QB 'if 'Gin 5 1? s h,N..w,,, -at ,au- 42' silly af- 1. ' fi x ' rn' vf I H271 'I 5' 'VZ . ei Q4 . 1 I w I A fr' E . bu h ul'-'W' ',, ff' 411, .f , - ,q.,.,,4. - gf N 1. ,, , 9 , O 1 1 .115-41-fl. , E1 l' 7 8 F ,I N -g xiii I A ' I . S Wtlua-fl .f,,' A .x.,'. ,'n ff '-ll ll'-' r ' L8 1' H , P NL , w , N . xg I X ii : A 1-F ' '. lf- 5- -f ......,.vg'L 1 ,f3'ix aigll J gh' :':'+':4'f-' A-uf-wil r ' ' ,. kr. 1, E -r-we , , ,hr -ffkg, ,- 1 .--Q Q',nvf W' ' .': ., wuwah ' ' -eg sf Y ,...n:' , ,vu-' 'U ' ' 001. N'S SOCCER At one point or another almost everyone on this year's Men's Varsity Soccer Team suffered an injury. This caused the team's line-up to be constantly changed. At the end of the season, the loss of three-year veterans Nolden john- son .and Rob Studley seriously damaged the offense. Injuries to Injuries Hurt backs jiseop Yoon, Andy Menyhart, and Anthony Fusco crippled the No-Entry Sentry squad. The season started well with wins against both the Alumni and St. George's. After some close games, and some other not-so-close games, the team started to come along. The Governors held most opponents scoreless in the first half, but lost confidence in the second halves. Although many of the exper- ienced players will be graduating this year, there are also many lettermen who will return to face the challenge of next year. Y? i2f13,5f' wi Coach Casazza, T. Fusco, Coach Mulligan, D. Starensier , Front Row: D. Gately, J. Yoon, A. Menyhart, D. Starensier, S. Bucknall, Top Row: R. Morse, R. Lessard, J. Huard, T. von Jess, G. Harris, B. Armstrong S Studley, N. Johnson Second Row: Mng. Ardito-Barletta, Coach Mulligan, B. Karger. S Breiseth, B. Williams, R. Cloutier, D. Carlson, B. Cherot, Coach Casazza .af ,x9L v ,V E 4? ,I N 5 -,. f U 246 ' ..:-Q KN Lg, S , -V x .0 . . ff , ., N4--Y' , I4 Y .4,: . 'sp X. . . . ., ' W5 Y ,.' ' , ff-V. 1 4 ' . . K ,770 4 vx m . u I ,rg ,T yay ,S fi S sw- f S t ., 1 ff 4 ,. , fi ' I 1+ 't .www I uv Q 4. 4 its . X n ' , Y X ., D 1 l . Us , 1 . K - Y As- Front Row: T. F. Johnson, C. LeClerc, T. Cheung, D. Miller, J. Ashworth, Williams, P. McCullom, G. Phillip, M. Kaleel, M. Romboletti, J. Katsapetses R. Valdes-Fauli, A. Eaton. Second Row: Mgrs. A. Goldstein and G. McCarthy, C. DiClemente, Coach Cole. N. Wendler, M. Malamud, German student, D. Almy, C. Twomey, B. Third Men's Soccer GDA OPP Pingree 4 0 Lawrence 3 0 Exeter High 0 4 B,BhsN 3 0 Brooks 1 2 I-Iam.fWen. 2 1 Exeter High 3 2 Ham.fWen. 0 2 Brooks 0 1 Fay 2 6 Fessenden 2 3 Belmont Hill 1 3 Fourth Men's Soccer GDA OPP Exeter J.H.S. 1 3 Shore Country Day 1 4 Brookwood 0 3 Brooks 0 3 Pike 4 0 Tower 0 4 Glen Urquhart 2 0 Brooks 0 1 Brookwood 0 3 Glen Urquhart 4 2 Fessenden 1 3 Front Row: G. Barry, J. Fosdick, T. Crabtree, K. Brown, B Bronson, J. Blau, P. Barton. Second Row: Coach Evans, P. Harris, J Montrone, S. Reeves, R. Woodie, J. Kaplan, R. Shain, P. Wasson, J Sullivan. Front Row: R. Tagg, M. Perkins, J. Morrisseau, T. O'Brien, B. Alperin, A. Smith, J. Abrams, R. Edmonds, P. Maistrellis. 2nd Row: J. Smith, M. Wallem, J. Danahy, G. Brown, T. Read, J. Maloney, E. Hirschfeld, D. Daumit, M. Juba, B. Fleming, L. Gilfeather, Coach Harlow. CROSS COU TRY - Their Tradition of Excellence Continues tml' Q , A 1 2 1 4 Q l ji? A c ' FK A . -Q ' A xx Az, 30 I Left: MVP M. A if , J Ginsberg, Capt. G. LL' fe I-Iasapidis, Coach ' XR 7 Abusamra, MVP J. N . 1 Kelly, MVP and X fx Capt. E. Huggard X P x 1 M , V D C C Women's V. Cross Country en S afslfy ross Ountry This year's cross country team GDA opp GDA OPI? was very much a together team. BEEN 18 38 St. Sebastian's 17 4 . . Thayer 21 36 BBBBN 23 36 The season was filled with team Milton 38 21 Thayer 24 33 dmners, popcorn parties, and even a Middlesex 19 36 Brooks 24 35 team field trip to nearby Amesbury, Groton 25 30 Belmont Hill 45 16 . . St. Paul's 31 28 Middlesex 25 32 where they became all too familiar Lawrence 22 32 Rivers 22 33 with a half-mile long monster hill. ISL Champ. 3rd of 9 Groton 28 28 The girls' team showed especial Sf- M3555 23 32 St' Pauls 38 21 dedication when, in the New Eng- Interschol' lst of 5 Lawrence 22 35 2 . ISL Champ. 6th of 16 land Championships at the end of the Intersohol. 4th of 12 year, Jen Grimes and Carey Quinn Front Row: A. Loring, C. Orton, T. Carmichael, R. McNabb. Second Row K Haynes, J. Grimes, C. Quinn, Capt. G. Hasapidis, Capt. E. Huggard, A. Russo S Hijikata, K. Golden. Third Row: Coach White, C. Dobrosielski, D. Conte T Marsh, C. Whynott, A. Rockwell, G. Longstreet, J. von Wentzel, R. J. Brennan, C. Zabriskie. : Gentile, J. Tagg, A. Brockman, Coach Abusamra, M. Dyer, D. C. Heasley. Back Row: M. Haack, M. Ginsberg, J. Kelly, S. Uttam, J. Mackay-Smith, M. Curtis 'L 75555 .A , it K. n FIELD HOCKEY Determination , W A 5 Q OM4-HMP Al.1.ov4lE . ,,.- If The 1984 field hockey team depended largely on the determina- tion and devotion of its members. The win - loss record was not an accurate representation of the effort they put in: for some of the players the season started as early as August at Merestead field hockey and lacrosse camp. The players will be remembered for their hard work and their ability to never quit before the final whistle blew. Also, this was a unified group that displayed good sportsmanship at all times. Outstanding play was led by Nathalie Ames, Becky Chase, and first year player Suzi Black. Next year, the team will look to Front Row: S. Black, K. Appleton, A. Hefford, D. Daley, N. Ames, B. A. Marculewicz, M. D'Orazio, K. Chesterton, K. Mooney, Coach Clark. Chase C. D'Souza, P. Goldberg. Second Row: A. Mack, K. Patton, H. Dur, Nathalie Ames, Coach Clark, Dinah Daley Amy Mack and Kiki Chesterton to keep spirits up and put the team back on the winning track. 138 1? 3i Y 1 I . ,L-if , ff'-1 'ilk I . A -- of , , . 'Q fx . 'W 42x Q N f!! Ax 1 is 7 4 - ' is g K I H I r . 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J., - WA-gd? --Q g Ag.: J. -.Www , '. 9,4 ,ww ' ,ugh-'wx :w .0 X Q, im, 'I . I H ., gy, r 3 I U-f - .W Q !'- If' ,,.,., ' V Wsfrnn M . .jug Jghfj , , 'gIlg.:,Zl,f,., ,4 A Nik ' Yr 1... -fu 1. f rf A 4 WU N,S BASKETB LL Teamwork ays Off kg! Q ,lf :N 11 t .v - XZ, fig of ' A iff vie.- ',,,e.'.' f,g 9', 7 'li4w 'l' l c I . Xa The 1984-85 Varsity Women's Basketball team was very successful. Thelteam itself was composed of beginning of the season listening to Coach DiGuilio's lectures. Because DiGuilio was new, the team had to learn to adjust. The new Coach brought in with him new ideas and techniques. Best of all, the Coach brought with him a great sense of humor which made learning the new philosophy and strategy bearable. The team had its initial doubts, but in time things began to change. The Q V l l I l I Co-Captain and MVP Anna Hill, Coach DiGuilio Co-Captain Michelle Royster . . . . , . . GDA oPP many individuals all wanting to team put the Coach s new ideas into Middlesex 59 30 improve their own game and all practice and found them to work. Lawrence 51 45 working to create a team. Michelle The reason for the success of ifoton :E 22 . . . . .. unae Royster, Courtney Church, Anna this team is to be found in its ability Pineree 45 36 Hill, Alex Marculewicz, and Sue to work as a team. The previous two Thayer 42 37 Gage were the returning varsity summers the team traveled to hoop ERi'N if iz . . . 1 on players Joined by the fresh new camp together. This enabled them to Exeter 42 52 talent of Karen Tucker, Monique gain an understanding of how to Sr. George's NXA Proulx, Karen Patton, Kiki Chester- work with their teammates, and to 550158 k, 48 NM 21 , , , , . ar s ton, and Anne Weitzman. anticipate one another s moves. Se Peelis 49 40 Much time was spent at the Thus, outstanding teamwork. Worcester 51 23 Nobles NXA Andover NXA Front Row: K. Tucker, M. Proulx, M. Royster, A. Hill, K. Patton, S. Gage, A. Marculewicz, C. Church, A. Weitzman, Mgr. McNabb. K. Chesterton. Second Row: Coach Dijulio, Mgr. Wezniak, P. Chase, Q , yan Q F. 2 ld A ii L l I ' I I f 1 f -- TW 'L'li'- ' 2 Women's J.V. Basketball '. is Middlesex Lawrence Groton Shore Country Day Pingree Thayer B-B81,N Milton Exeter St. George's Brooks St. Mark's Shore Country Day St. Paul's Nobles Andover . Q- Q. ', , L GDA OPP 29 7 ' 9 26 14 21 8 32 14 22 23 16 , 25 22 3 ' 21 10 5 40 , 41 8 16 20 24 13 14 35 22 29 12 Front Row: H. Danielson, E. Brown, C. Draper, C. Rivela, L Randolph, A. Cole. Second Row: Coach Letvinchuck, Mgr. Wezniak, L I Torosian, J. Boutin, N. Krasnakevich, H. Moore, P, Barry, Mgr McNabb. MEN ,S BASKETBALL Left to Right: Coach Metz, Mgr. J. Pina, D. Small, T. DiNanno, Nardone, D. Carlson, M. Terrile, T. Leary, Mgr. Asadoorian, Asst. Coach J. Taft, A. Fusco, J. Huard, B. Foster, S. Bucknall, D. Moore, P. Moore, Asst. Coach Friborg. In years past, GDA's basketball team had become one of New England's best among the prep school ranks. This year the Govs became one of the best teams on the Eastern Seaboard with a 24-1 record. The team quickly won local respect by defeating Xavarian in NY city and playing even with the top teams in Massachusetts. Over Christmas this group showed it's power by placing second in the Benedictine Classic in Virginia. Nationally ranked Goyoga of Wash- ington DC was the only team to defeat the Govs. The team was led by All- American Steve Bucknall. In just 3 years Steve developed into the best player ever to wear GDA colors. He dazzled many a crowd with magical passes and thunderous dunks. It will be some time before GDA or the ISL forgets Steve Bucknall. New England Champs Once Again Yugi ' I , ' 4 1 ' 1 ,- 1 'x 2- - -5 1, ' -ff, 5. .N X-, f fx . ., . I 'LXR gg, l , 2 fx Co-Captain Anthony Fusco was known for his constant poise and hard marked defense. Another key to this team was ISL All-League Derric Small. For clutch shooting the team looked to Paul Nardone. Twin tower Dave Moore swatted away the opposition all season. And the Pine Brothers once again did a fantastic job! Front row: J. Khantzian, K. Brown, B.jones, B, Williams, D. Miller, Kneissler, B. Pierce, T, Wallace, P. McCullom, W. Karger, Mgr. Johnson D. Daumit. Back row: Coach Moore, C. Dobrosielski, S. Breiseth, A. 1. .l 9 f , ,C 3 va it if f.J iw 'if f 'vu Q H .ul 2uy7M jaa W as 3334 219 E leyaz, fk?WK'ZN' M 375 'SS 1 F gqwffm xx.. Www I 1 FN Rift Front Row, left to right: P. Goldberg, D. Daley, E. Huggard, A. Edelstein, M. Sheffield, K. Labrie, S. Gardner, Coach Clark Hefford, N. Ames, M. Lazo. Back Row: T. Beckett, D. Gerren, S. Women's Varsity Volleyball GDA OPP Dana Hall 2 0 Lawrence 2 0 Pingree 2 0 Chapel Hill 2 0 B-B8nN 2 1 Lawrence 2 O Milton 2 0 Pingree 2 0 Milton 2 1 B-BBN 2 O A.I.S.G.A. Tourn. lst This year's Volleyball team was both undefeated in games and also spirit. Finishing the season 14-0 was not only a tribute to the team's playing ability, but also their receptiveness to playing as a team. At the beginning of the season the team decided that it had three goals: First to finish with an undefeated season, second to play as a complete team, and thirdly and most impor- tantly to have fun and enjoy the sport. This year's team did not only set those goals but also accomplished them. It took a lot of hard work and dedication, but somehow we pulled it off. Since we had 10 of out 12 players returning varsity, we were expected to produce results. And because of this we felt a lot of pressure, but Coach Clark told us to take one game at a time, and that we did. The M.V.P.s for this year's team were the setter M. Lazo and centerback-spiker E. Huggard. In retrospect, there were actually no stars on this years team, just twelve excellent players that came together to form one excellent team. We are glad to have achieved an undefeated season for our Coach Ms. Clark to wrap up her Volleyball Coaching career at GDA. Good luck to Ms. Clark, all of those going off to college, and next year's team! - Z' 0 , A .-DW' , ,,. - M, 1 Q f N nv Jn ,N 1 . '1-f'-.---- -x,- xrf---MN-s - .1 X r 'XQ--'a -- f' -- fi--.4 , .. ., Fi F-411' - 'Q .nl ' Y 1 A ,,4..... 1-ww lrf -' pi 1 -s A I 9 J .Q J IT , J.v. Volleyball GDA OPP Dana Hall 0 2 Lawrence 2 0 Pingree cancelled BB8z-N 2 1 Lawrence 2 0 Milton 2 0 Milton 0 2 Chapel HillfChauncey Hall 2 1 BBMN 0 2 Front Row: K, McDonald, Martin, L, Armstrong, K, Penachig, Monnelly, E. Leary, K. Kagan, E. Saunders, A. Blair, Coach Dawson A. Goldstein, L. Dilorio. Second Row: Mgr. Bolyea, A. Richard, A. , ,7 L lf' w w V :N- u I '. O 5 4 5 H ' ' ' A 4. V f ' l . WOMEN,S HUCKEY An Icebreaking Season of -f F . Capt. Melanie D'Orazio, Coach Linda Bromley, and Capt. and MVP Stephanie D'Orazio. The establishment of a women's ice hockey program is a milestone in women's athletics at Governor Dummer Academy. Because this year was the team's first, the lady pucksters did not expect to have a winning season. No miracles hap- pened. But the team was successful in that it won all of the games that it played against other first year teams. Through hard work and dedica- tion, our players have created a from which to strong foundation build next year's varsity. Luckily, the team consists mainly of young the twenty-five players. Out of women on this year's team, twenty will be returning next year. This Behind every rapidly improving team, there is usually an excellent coach. There is no way that this team could have done what it did this year without the coaching of Linda Bromley. Coach Bromley took a handful of girls who could barely stand on skates and made them into an extremely strong first year team. Without her dedication to the success of this program, it is doubtful that women's hockey would have even existed at G.D.A. in 1985. But she was not alone. Assistant coach Bevin Cherot C853 was an immense help to the team in teaching skills and strategy, as well as in maintain- ing morale. Finally, jon Shain kept practices running smoothly, as GDA Opp year's first line will only be losing one manager. Without this trio, the team Middlesex 0 10 player, MVP and captain Stephanie could not have accomplished all that Egg: 2 T D'Orazio. The other four starters, it did over the course of the season. Brooks 0 8 Melanie D'Orazio fcpt. '85, '86J, Next year, Governor Dummer B.B8v.N 0 11 Amy Mack fcpt. '86J, Linsay Rowen, Women's Ice Hockey will include Brooks 2 3 and Anne Taylor will continue to be both varsity and sub-varsity teams, a powerful first line, that with the and will be an official member of the experience of working together will I.S.L. lead the team to future victories. Lying Down: Goalies S. Gager and R. Ardito-Barletta. Front Row: B. Cherot, D. Stram, H. Hinrichs, L. Malay, Co-Cpt. M. D'Orazio, L. D. Solomon, K. Papin, M. LaFlamme, Co-Cpt. S. D'Orazio, K. Flagg, Sevilla, S. Nichols, L. Osgood, J. Twomey, Coach Bromley. Third Row: A. Taylor, K. Feeley, L. Rowen. Second Row: Mgr. J. Shain, Asst. Coach A. Mack, P. McCarthy, K. Rybicki, N. Truman, J. Miller, L. Miller. ,en If v fgr- Q .MEN'S HQCKEY New Faces 1-v x.: - Coach Piatelli, Co-Capt., Co-MVP Quinn Pollock, Co-Capt., Co-MVP Nolden johnson, Coach Bromley. There was much anticipation, and apprehension, preceding this year's hockey season. Rumors flew around campus about the new faces associated with the team. We were going to be led by a new coach who had enjoyed much success at Kent school. The returning lettermen spent many hours speculating on how badly HE would kill us in tryouts. This speculation was the result of numerous rumors generated by Kent alumni and students and imported to Governor Dummer. As it turned out, the new coach, Mr. Piatelli, turned out to be pretty tough, but also pretty good. He developed, along with the help of Mr. Bromley, who was also new, a good, young, and high-spirited team. Quinn Pollock, Nolden johnson fthe co- captainsj and Steve Barrett, the team's only seniors, set the tempo for the others. The season looked to be promis- ing, but it was hampered by the leg injuries of Nolden, Rob Studley, and Bill Bronson, causing them to start late in the season. Shooting for a .500 Front Row: T. Crabtree, S. Barrett, N. johnson, Q. Pollock, D. Kirk, Third Row: C. D'Orio, j. Andriotakis, A. Rockwell, J. Fosdick, D. Walor, B. Bronson. Second Row: Coach Piateeli, Mgr. Phillip, R, Studley, J. Mr. Gaouette, Feingold, T. von Jess, C. Leclerc, C. Hart, Mgr. Murphy, Coach Bromley. season, the team ff-ll short on paper. but we know that we were better than that. The best game of the season was a scrimmage against Keller division school Nobles and Greenough. The team played a hard-fought, fast- skating game that ended in a 5-5 tie in overtime. Inspiration was gained in many ways. A pep talk by Mr, Piatelli, a hip check by Nolden, a crowd- pleasing save by goalie Quinn, a goal by the diaper line, or a quick passing goal by Rob and Steve kept the team's spirit up. Talent is usually precluded by inexperience, but this team made up for its youth through its spirit and sheer hard work. At the end of the season, Quinn and Nolden received much credit, which was earned through the help of the whole team. Both were named to the all-league team, and both played in the East-West senior all-star game. Rob Studley and Quinn Pollock were named to the 2nd all-tourney team and Nolden to the lst. Varsity Men's Hockey GDA OPP Pingree 1 3 St. Mark's 1 13 St. George's 3 2 Groton 1 6 Landmark 12 2 Middlesex 3 4 Rivers 1 3 Roxbury Latin 5 4 Brooks 2 1 St. George's 5 1 Groton 3 6 Nobles 5 5 Rivers 2 6 Middlesex 2 6 St. Mark's 0 5 Roxbury Latin 1 5 Brooks 3 5 'Q ' 3 H.f' M l ll .' Front Row: G. Liss, R. Cloutier, W. Sweeney, P. Quimby, G. Malamud, L. Seward, C. Twomey, C. Dennison, A. Brockman. J. Longstreet. Second Row: Coach Cole, D. Conte, A. Loring, M. Ashworth, H. Lapham, Mgr. Delaney, Mgr. Barry. 3 J.V. Men s Hockey GDA OPP GDA OPP St. Mark's 1 8 B-B81-N 0 6 St. George's 2 1 Groton 1 Groton 2 5 Rivers 0 7 Middlesex 0 4 B-BEN 2 5 Rivers 1 8 Brooks 2 Brooks 1 5 St. George's 4 Groton 3 6 Groton 0 6 Rivers 0 8 St. Mark's 1 3 Middlesex 0 5 Shore Country St. Mark's 0 10 Day 2 - 1 Brooks 0 5 Brooks 1 3 Thlfd Men S Hockey Front Row: R. Gentile, D. Morrison, G. DiStefano, M. Murray, T. Row: Coach Reed, Asst. Coach Blatchford, D. Fung. C. DiClemente E D'Orazio. Second Row: Mgr. Even, S. Reeves, J. Smith, J. Maloney, T. Jansen, Gilman, P. Harris, R. Morse, J. Blau, J. Abrams, R. Woodie, Asst. Coach D. Adams, M. Zracket, J. Montrone, L. Gilfeather, Mgr. Thomson. Third Thomson. 'xi' 1 PA wa GRDIC SKIING Getting In Shape 0 do xx il' VN SQA? Qfbp 'Si Qi? if Z ,ll H wr rs 0 The 1984-85 Governor Dummer Ski Team spent this year getting back in shape. After last year's disastrous record of no wins, the team had no way to go except up. And with the return of Coach Alec White from his two years in Mexico, the team did just that. Countless time trials and hard workouts paid off in enabling GDA to be seventh Cup from ninth last yearj in the league of nine schools. Also helpful were the races between the two half-team squads. Twice a week, Kelly's Killers, under the leadership of co-captain and MVP Jeff Kelly, and the I-Iasapidis Horrors, under co-captain George Hasapidis, would battle it out in races which were heated on the golf course, which was definitely not. Although valuable skiers Jeff Kelly, Matt Haack, and George Hasapidis will graduate with the great class of '85, the team has enough depth in Shad Uttam, Cabot Orton, Dave Almy, Jason Kat- sapetses, and others to continue to improve. Also, the strenuous and effective coaching of coaches White and Corcoran will bring new days of glory to competitive skiing at GDA. The races were tough. Strong winds, finger-numbing temperatures, and hard, icy snow combined to make the races tests of will as well as tests of strength and skill. Also difficult were the mass starts of some of the races, with over a hundred stampeding, blood-thirsty skiers trying to establish themselves in the pack. Complicate that with sharp flying pole tips and skis getting entangled and you have one trying situation. But the team as a Front Row: W. Farley, J. Katsapetses, C. Orton, Co-Capt. Hasapidis, Mackay-Smith, M. Curtis,J. Griffin, K. Haynes, L. Taplin, S. Hijikata Coach Co-Capt. Kelly, M. Haack, S. Uttam, D, Almy. Second Row: Coach White, Corcoran. J Kaplan C. Zabriskie, J. Danahy, R. Valdes-Fauli, N. Wendler, J. Left to Right: Co-Capt., MVP Jeff Kelly Coacl' Alec White, and Co-Capt. George Hasapidis :ig Fi . b , F ?7 whole met the challenge well and put out admirable effort every time. 1 F7 ' T' Y' ' T ' QR 'cgi -x J vu Xfii v4 Q Sarah: C'mon, dont' take my picture now! joe: How into these situations? Noah: Hmm, I wonder what's over Nordic Skiing ISSA at Middlesex ISSA at Concord CC V JV MSCCS at GDA V JV Issa at Concord CC MSCCS at Groton V 2nd JV 7th 7th 8th 4th 4th 7th 2nd of9 of8 of9 of5 of4 of9 of2 of2 do I get myself - there. Bloodthirsty skiers WRESTLING Wrestlers Give Coach Evans 200th Win Coach Heb Evans with Capt. Andy Webber. 6 Wrestling is an individual as well as a team sport. Many wrestlers feel as though they do it only for themselves, and they cannot be blamed. They have their personal goals as motivations, and on the mat they are one-on-one with their opponents. Wrestlers go through a lot of pain and endurance in preparing for a match. And they must battle their weight as well as fear and anticipation. The mental stress plays a large role in the outcome of a match. Psyching out the opponent may make or break a match. The wrestler must also rely on learned techniques to be a winner. Coach Heb Evans knew all of these aspects of wrestling, and this Front Row: j. Tagg, A. Rybicki, G. Waldman, Capt. A. Webber, Gould, T. Cheung, G. Taft, E. Scola, A. Menyhart, R. Lessard, Coach P. Condon, R. Graceffa, T. Carmichael. Second Row: Coach Evans, Mgr. Finn. is part of what made him a superb coach. As long as each individual did his part the best he could, Heb would take care of the rest. Ironically, our last meet, the only one without him, marked Heb's 200th career win. The team is very proud of this achievement. Even though he was a rough, stubborn perfectionist, he was also a fine and caring man, and gained the respect of all the team. As a team, we placed Sth in the Graves-Kelsey League Tournament and 2nd in the New England Independent school tournament. Individual winners in the Graves- Kelsey were Pete Condon with fourth place and Tim Carmichael and Greg Waldman with third places. Andrew Webber and jim Tagg took first places. In the New England Prep School Wrestling Tournament Carmi- chael and Waldman again took third places and Webber and Tagg emerged champions. Y-45 a' 4 v . W.-f SQL! 'Own Co-MVP and Captain Andrew Webber and 1 f'f'T f'5l .Tj, 4 'W ll 1 l I l l n Varsity Wrestling GDA OPP Belmont Hill 19 45 BB8sN 18 48 Tabor 36 30 P.C.D. 8 50 Thayer 21 45 Middlesex 28 36 Brooks 37 24 Milton 8 51 St. Pau1's 18 45 Andover 23 41 Exeter 18 44 NMH 35 31 Graves-Kelsey Tourn. Sth New Englands 2nd Co-MVP James Tagg. I J '. 5 ........!..v., , V' 1 . , .. tg V' A 'sw 4 l': 'ns ' '+ , Q ., Y . 3 Q , 1 , ...,.,..,-...- ' w 1 nu. -5-N Front row: R. Edmonds, J. Katz, R. Tagg, T. Marsh, M. Perkins, Wentzel, I. Mecca, R. Lawbaugh, B. Fleming, Coach Finn J. Morriseau. Second Row: P. Whynott, P. Barton M. Dyer, J. von ,595 I K 4 ODER DANCE Poetry in Motion rv---.-Y-W , The dance program at Governor Dummer has grown much larger in recent years. Under the instruction of Donna Roaf, each day the dance troupe worked on perfecting their technique. Their particular technique is called the Luigi style. Along with the Luigi style, dancers choreo- graphed their own pieces, which were performed in the final show in March. In March, the dancers exhibited the result of their hard work and planning. Since November, each student worked on completing her solo or group dance. A lec- turefdemonstration of the actual dance class was given by the dancers who chose not to perform on stage. In retrospect, the dance program this year was very successful, and will continue to be next year. Front Row: S. Soule, j. Smith, K. Carey, L. Hayman, R, Chase, M. Huffsmith. S. Wallem. V. Hunt Ms Roaf D. Frangos. Second Row: A. Zweil, A. Russo, V. DeLisle, K. Russo, 'hu if f '-'X x X ,if ax Q1 qw 'lfqgnrvf Q i T' iif ,f 'ws .sv gy-alt 3 .. A ,. GS ' lf bf-mf Ui fitffr I-- 11 4 JU . Lydia ' N - 7k ia' P -is K-AY: Ll! I vw SPRI it.- , '- . ,- .-J' ., ..,, gig' . .-5 1' 4? A A ,' M , .MV T Y I VM -l-.v- ,..f--f 'Q3 'f :? ,,,,..u . 4. 1 , , , . N ' ' f N 4 'I , if. -:iff f . ,la ,fl i , 3. , -5 7,4 . ' Q 'N 1 V ' v A f ygf' -dmrQ-.- -9'4,..- - f w ' , -, 1 - -vi fi, ,4 ,, , A , A .. A- P. f.i x Y X J-pnlg In X .lm-' WO N,S TRACK Third Championship Season The Women's Track Program at GDA is thriving. The talent of recent years and the coaching have com- bined to form a very successful program. This year's team proves that very point. Fourteen returning members combined with five new members to form a small but successful group. This nucleus of fourteen was coming off a very successful season which was capped off by a championship at M.I.T. The new people blocked gaps that were left by graduating and non returning The season started off very successfully with a big win over St. Paul's, Worcester and Andover followed. In the best meet of the season, a home one against Milton, GDA suffered a very tough and close loss. The final score, 65-60, was the closest a women's GDA Track Team had ever come to Milton. On that day, like many others, the perfor- mances were outstanding. All the hard work that went into preparing for the meets culminated at M.I.T. On a rainy Saturday, the Coach Letvinchuk, Capt. Asadoonan Coach Sperry. Women's Track members. girls team traveled down there to GDA Opp face some very tough competition. ghgyef 73 54 - - 3 Ol' - - Yet .again superior talent and Andover 69 57 coaching shone through and another st, paurs 77 43 very successful season was capped Ililxieter Zia 64 - - - iton 66 off with a third consecutive Cham- Worcester 94 32 p10nSh1p. Interschol first Cushing won 00 Front Row: A. Russo, P. Chase, C. D'Souza, L. Asadoorian, K. Tucker, Appleton, M- ASaCl00ri2n, A- Tay101', S. Gage, D. Waters. K Kagan K K Penachio, L. Rowan. Back Row: Coach Letvinchuck, M. Even, K. Golden, A. Mack, H. Moore, Coach Sperry. ! ' 4 ' I ,Ex-.N . 5 v IZ nf L7 lfu K., I ' i N xl' :gr N, - f.-1-- Q 1 Q 1 SE, X i -fb- Q' ! . gx, MEN 'S TRACK Strong, High Spirit . A. ' K Front Row R Lawbaugh D Conte A Rybicki J Fosdick C Orton J Kelly, B. Foster, M. Zraket, J. Danahy, G. Distefano C Zabriskie E R Edmonds Second Row D Moore P Nardone S Bucknall J Sanders Kiekhefer, Coach Fusco, D. Dunwel, Coach Rybicki D Small M D Collms M Redgate M Terrile M Haack Third Row C Dobrosielski Ginsberg, S. Uttam, M. Curtis,J. Mackay-Smith, B. Pierce J von Wentzel Coach Abusamra G Longstreet P McCullom D Carlson T Wallace M Wallem, M. Dyer, M. Thomson. This spring, Men's track had it tough. Our record was by no means indicative of our performance - two meets were decided by the final event - the mile relay. This event was our only weakness since the relay team varied with every meet. Despite these two close losses, each group of the team did its part to score points. The weight men had Mike Redgate, Steve Bucknall, and Dan Collins llnterscholastic champ - javelnl to do their bidding. Jon Sanders Cnew school record - pole vaultj, David Moore, Paul Nardone, and Derric Small ran up against tough opponents from St. Paul's and Milton but performed well as the sprint group. The Distance Crew outscored its oppon- ents by 14 points over the season with their Big Three - Mike Terrile, Jeff Kelly, and Gary Longstreet. Gary also was this season's MVP. This season also saw Mark Gingsberg finish his 12-th straight term running for GDA - a distinguished accomplishment. Next year the team looks forward to Paul, Derric, and Dave, returning as well as javeln thrower Tom Wallace, sprinter Dave Dunwell and 800 meter runner Mike Curtis to name a few. If this team keeps its strong, high spirit, it will have the force to contend with the best. Men s Track OPP 116 71 53.5 34 70 60 3 ,id WOMEN,S LACROSSE Fun and Games? This year we had an all around tough season. We were led by our All-American player, Anna Hill, and our leading scorer, Meredith Lazo. We had a tough defensive wall, and a quick offensive line. And as the year progressed the two lines learned to come together and work as one. This team had spirit regardless if we won or lost. During the day all of us would go our own special ways, but we knew that wherever we were the team was getting revved up for practice and being together once again. We had a very diverse group with one large thing in common: a love for Lacrosse! 3 cheers for Farrington Hip Hip Hooray! . . . We can't run today - We have rag doll disease! . . . Abbey will you go away! ... Let's do the Carla! New warmup today girls, o.k.? 3 Shuttles. Back to Basics. Spread 'em! Vogues Ohh Es and jill, scurry scurry! . . . Nice jump Irish. . . . lst time pick-up. . .. Hurt goalie, Play goalie. My ball, My ball. No Shot! Gabby plays goalie again? Frosh and her Purple bloomiesf' .. . Mer-do you want a concussion? . . . Mo - look up! Girls, stop looking at men's La-x please! . . . 6:15 practice Girls don't forget to wear your hats at the beachll' . . . Hey, how come Lisa has 3 sticks? Oops, 2 of them are her legs! . . . The quickest cut, back to the dorm! Front Row: P. Goldberg, J. Twomey, E. Huggard, A. Hill, M. Lazo, K. Russo, D. Daley, B. Chase. Capt. Lazo, Coach Clark, Capt. Hin. Women's Lacrosse Milton Nobles B.B.8zN. Farrington St . Mark's Pingree St. George's Middlesex Thayer Andover Groton Exeter St. Paul's Lawrence Brooks GDA OPP 10 12 9 19 7 9 11 6 10 9 13 15 11 13 7 16 11 14 12 15 16 21 12 25 6 12 20 9 11 12 170 Back Row: A. Weitzman, S. Black, S. Soule, K. Chesterton, L. DiOrio, A. Richard, P. McCarthy, M. Proulx, Coach Clark. -. Zn f sg,.,s,,,.g... . ,Rfk fig 'N' ' f AY, E 'M' Q ! gif 1 5 , Q 'V v I . L 1 xt -L., ' '54 ., 'Q- r,lV '1v-'. V! ,. .-K .- ' V ,. A K! .W V ' 4- .- V I nr '44, 4 U f F Q 4.-f-4- ' ivan bil' f , - - ,J-up, , A HA6 .A 4 1 mf'- . nh 111 A . JA.. , , ,.5..a.1 V' i Vw v' 2: 'Q 1 4 ', 5 1 , , if ,'g,'3,',qr.,i??fmg, ,,, Aqfzv'-.m .Lf . . 1' v,,,,f'--.La . Y-, ,fu '4 ' ,, 1 N ,ima wn.,,,u,,. Ar c, -.-. . 'K W f 1.'- 'ff , - 5 w, ,'f,f, g.,,g.a4- 1 o M 11- 4,-32.2. I fgfzwrivduef-'51a1.xm-.n..m.w 'J fp. ?: ii XJ .. 1 J4 ..- K I 114 . 1. Killa gf? A , . avr' . . ,,.,,, I in 1, g... 't,y',v,' .-3 ' 'Zum , . . n., 'lf A, c , Liga Q, Front Row: S. Nichols, L. Randolph, K. Moheban, V. Krasnakevich, Coach Ruhl, A. Brown, C. Frank, K. Feeley, K. LaBrie, J. Miller, J. A. Marculewicz, M. LaFlamme, C. Draper, L. Armstrong. Second Row: Boutin, S. Gager, K. Giantis. a GDA OPP Women S Milton 8 8 Nobles 4 8 GDA OPP a B.B. Gu N. 12 13 Tower 3 12 Women S 3I-ds St. Mark's 7 12 Pingree 0 9 Pingree 3 9 Glen-Urquhart 4 13 St. Georges 8 8 Glen-Urquhart 4 8 Middlesex 6 12 Brookwood 4 12 Thayer 8 8 Andover 0 7 Andover 8 12 Brookwood 10 15 Groton 5 10 Pingree 3 10 Shore 7 13 Tower 7 10 Exeter 7 11 St. Paul's 6 7 Lawrence - - Shore 4 15 Brooks 20 9 Front Row: M. Murphy, E. Saunders, A. Blair and J. Shea, J. Coach Guy. Third Row: R. Manimalethu, K. Haynes, M. I-Ieersink, S. Griffin, K. MacDonald, A. Goldstein. Second Row: L. Taplin, H. I-Iijikata, B. Barraclough, D. Solomon. Hinrichs, J. Danielson, P. Barry, A. Monnelly, D. Hannon, L. Torosian, , . fcs' ' Lara ' '1 'K' ' N'S LACROSSE This year's varsity lacrosse season differed from others in the past in two aspects: the loss of one coach and the gain of another. After the loss of our beloved and respected Coach Evans, we then began our search for a new coach. Mr. Shea filled his shoes more than adequately. Although his methods and philosophies were different, the team knew that it was for its own good. This year's record was 6-9, we lost many games that were close to the end. The team's greatest accomplish- ment was its defeat of league champs St. New Beginnings :K 'J Men's Lacrosse Paul's in the final game of the season. This GDA Opp was an accomplishment because it proved to Lawrence 5 7 the players that the whole season's work had Rivers 10 4 come together to defeat the favorites. The Exeter 4 6 varsity lacrosse team was different than other Holderness 7 5 teams on campus, for its strengths lay not in Winchester I-LS, 3 5 extraordinary skill and talent, but in the St, Marks 4 12 willingness to work hard and enjoy themselves Pinkerton 3 7 at the same time. Hard work indeed payed off Proctor 3 2 for being outmanned in every game did not Andover 1 6 take the toll that it might have. The team Tabor 6 12 fared well against many schools much larger Groton 3 13 than G.D.A. and left its mark on all of its Belmont Hill 6 3 opponents. Nobles 3 12 St. Paul's 9 5 Alumni 7 8 Front Row: T. Maxfield, Q. Pollock,j. Taft, D. Kirk, A. Thompson, Second Row: Coach Shea, M. Malamud, D. Almy. G. Taft, R T. DiNanno, D. Kagan, S. Blatchford, N. johnson, B. Armstrong- Studley, L. Seward, T. vonjess, J. Feingold, G. Harris, K. Papin, Coach Anderson :Q 5f1'.?ig! X 1 ! 1 I - f 1 , ,. F C 1 f f TX lf , 1 A4 1 7 ff , wx. 4 ff , , 1 . l fL'1,,sW I if I .,,-nf. 5 N H 1 -nf!! W six . Q ,,, . ff X I' a S 4' J v A 'Av .4:'1:':,Q,,. I A ' I , 4 x -1 W .. , . ' V I ,4-nz, ' , , U.. ,H qw -f X- - una-gem iq -W ,114 -Y .lfw Q ...fu I -w -v-,J Q.. ...MM 4-btw , 1 .lhl 4 if - ff , I 1155- f . 1, W F1 lil ' 7? , , X A 1 ,,- 3'i'!-fmf',s , Q . ' W-v . x s' M, fa E . j Q f EF 12 ' A . ' 4' Q Q ff D 1 . 4 1 kr .4 1 ' f ffffi-lf? 1' 3 ' - VV! nf ' -x4,..' ,',,, 4. ' -,J f ,fi WA' ,ya fs... ' '5-if 3 , t 5 xo ' 'fxsn-I R pl t , HX C Qi-we . 5,1 .S 'X a R 'nfl ' 0 Front Row: H. Lapham, N. Wendler, A. D'Orazio, T. Nesbit, B. Sweeney, C. Leclerc, M. Murray, J. Katz. Second Row: B. Underhill, A. desCognets, C. I-Ieasley, S. Kutrubes, R. Fischer, C. Dennison, J. J.V. Men's Lacrosse GDA OPP GDA OPP Lawrence 3 7 Proctor 4 1 1 Rivers 6 2 Brooks 5 8 Exeter 1 5 Tabor 1 11 Holderness 5 6 Groton 2 8 Winchester H.S. 1 7 Nobles 3 S St. Mark's 0 4 St. Paul's 3 5 Pinkerton 7 13 Front Row: E. Gilman, A. Smith, J. Morisseau, P. Harris, P. Colgate, C. DiClemente, P. Whynott, R. Tagg. Second Row: Coach ...Kms . F .ant , Bailly, B. Armstrong, J. Daley, M. Kaleel, A. Rockwell, T. Marsh, D Morison, Coach Robb. Glen-Urquhart Shore C.D. Glen-Urquhart Pinkerton Lawrence Andover Belmont Hill Tower Fessenden Third Men's Lacrosse McLeren, J. Smith, D. Daumit, C. Hart, G. Philipp, K. Burns, B Fleming, E. Scola. Gum. J K. ', -.-we Sw ., ,Mgt if to ? n. J .2 ' E' -1,2 bc!- EL X S --Wat Q F 'f BASEB LL Best Record in Years Front Row: A. Kneissler, D. Gately, A. Gibbs, D. Starensier, A. Stram, G. Waldman J Huard 1 Khantzian M jasse J Ashworth A Fusco, M. Huggard, R. Lessard, B. jones. Second Row: Coach Metz, Mgr. Eaton, Coach Moonves This year's club proved it could play with the strongest teams in the league as it earned the best record G.D.A. baseball has had in the past few years. The most impressive victories came against BBSLN, Mil- ton, and always fun to beat, Brooks. The group was led by co- captains Dave Starensier and Anth- ony Fusco. Starensier consistently opened the hitting attack, and in the field he covered a lot of ground at shortstop. Fusco was the workhorse pitcher, earning five personal victor- ies. These two will be sorely missed. Sharing the pitching duties with Fusco were Mike Cal Huggarcl, who threw hard in his appearances, and junior newcomer John Huard. Sharing the catching duties for this staff were senior Rob Lessard and junior Mike Jasse. With a little luck, this team would have been a contender. The bunch lost more than a couple games by one run in late innings. The future shines bright for G.D.A. baseball. Power hitting infielders Rob DeLena and Greg Waldman will pace the attack, while john I-Iuard, john Khantzian, and Adam Kneissler will earn respect off the mound. Also, look for jeff Ashworth and speedy Andy Eaton to control the outfield. This team will have the experience and talent to post a winning season. Coach Steve Metz co-captains Dave Starensier and Anthony Fusco Coach Michael Moonves Varsity Baseball GDA OPP Rivers 3 8 Pingree 7 4 Groton 13 3 Roxbury Latin 0 10 B.B. 8s N. S 4 St. Mark's 1 6 Brooks 6 5 Lawrence 6 12 Nobles 3 7 Belmont Hill 6 5 St. Sebastians 3 5 Middlesex 7 6 St. Paul's 2 6 Milton 5 1 1 -Ku:-' wf i:1 M' ...-- - pp I , , r . 4 3.-v . X -v .Z - , 21,111.71 ,Y..- . ,Q ,. . un. 1 . .. 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Andriotakis, R. Graceffa. Second Row: P.. Wasson, Morse, Coach Colgate. j.V. Baseball Third Baseball GDA OPP GDA OPP GDA OPP GDA OPP Rivers 16 6 Lawrence 8 9 Andover 7 15 Triton 0 14 Groton 2 9 Nobles 9 7 Groton 2 9 Pike 3 12 Roxbury Latin 12 0 Belmont Hill 0 12 Exeter 9 14 Belmont Hill 0 4 B-B as N 6 8 Milton 13 5 B-B 6 N 5 16 Exeter 8 9 St, Mark's 14 5 St. Paul's 4 9 Brooks 6 11 Pike 4 5 Brooks 8 4 Andover 4 9 . x .ilg V '45 ,o Www wi ,,-. Front Row: M juba, S. Plaisted, T. O'Brien, M. Perkins, S. Reeves, Maloney, R. Alperin, A. Gilfeather, Coach Bromley. P, Barton, R, Gentile Second Row: I. Mecca, E, Read, Brennan, Q Wo N,S TENNIS i Adjusting to Changes A J n 1' .W sl H' l i gh itil DLX Women's Tennis GDA OPP BBN N 3 15 Brooks 7 l 1 Thayer 3 1 S Groton 3 1 5 Milton 2 16 Exeter JV 10 1 0 Nobles 4 14 Lawrence 1 4 4 Middlesex 7 1 1 St. Paul's 1 17 St. Mark's 0 8 Pingree S 2 Once again the Women's Varsity Tennis team had a losing season. But then again what else can be expected of a 5-year-old team. Actually we expected a lot. Our first goal was to better our 2-10 record of the '84 season, which we did. Our second goal was more of a must. We had to take a new team and a new coach and form a stable, working team. Our new coach was Katy Eames. The first few months were trying for us all, but we got our gripes out of the way and became very close. With 4 returning players, we left a lot of openings for new talent from the freshman and sophomores. Once the original ladder was set, our nerves from tryouts were calmed. Tennis is a very individualistic sport, therefore everyone has their ups and downs. But, through them all we had a great time. We all enjoyed also the companionship and coaching of our new coach. Best of luck in '86. Capt. Courtney Church, Coach Katy Eames Front Row: D. Giamette, j. Donat, K. Lawson. Back Row: jGrimes, M. Sheffield, C. Church, T. Beckett, K. Patton, J. Glesmann, Coach K. Eames. 179 N,S TENNIS A Young Team On The Rise Front, kneeling: Mgr. L. Sevilla, Capt. J. Blau. Standing: C. D'Orio, W. Enderby, T. Jansen, B. Bronson, R. Woodie, D. Wezniak. Coach Rowe, Capt. John Blau. Varsity Men's Tennis GDA OPP MIT Frosh 4 14 Brooks 6 12 B-B E N 1 17 St. George's 2 16 Milton 1 17 Thayer 12 6 Groton 2 16 Rivers 4 14 St. Sebastian's 17 1 Nobles 3 15 Lawrence 7 ll Middlesex O 18 St. Paul's 3 15 St. Mark's 6 12 180 Roxbury Latin 2 16 Belmont Hill 0 I8 The team was young: six soph- omores, a freshman, and a senior, and was led by Captain jon Blau and MVP and 31 Rich McNabb. The team had an enjoyable season under Mr. Rowe's undeniably colorful supervision as coach and mentor. The season was a long one with almost every Wednesday and Satur- day taken up playing matches against some very tough teams such as Milton, Middlesex, and Belmont Hill. However, G.D.A. did not come bottom in the league this year because the team won two matches, Namely Thayer and St. Sebastian's. These wins did much to boost the team's confidence. Many of the players played well against some of the better teams but were unfortun- ate to lose, especially against Lawrence where we lost by 11-7. On the whole, the team may look back on the '85 season as a season of development and experience that will hold them in good stead for the next two seasons as all but one of the players are returning. Rumor has it that the school is to be injected with some more talent next year. This year's team strove hard to improve and produced a great amount of camaraderie and spirit from the work put into playing the game . Many thanks to Leslie Sevilla, our manager, and of course to Mr. Rowe for coaching us in an eventful and enjoyable season. Good luck next year! at .uk - FT 'A ye, Lil- fs Coach Rowe, V. Hunt, A. Cole, S. Brackbill, M. Dyer, N. Truman. j.V. Tennls Brooks Thayer Groton Rivers Nobles Lawrence St. Paul's Roxbury Latin 1 C. Johnson, R. Valdes - Fauli, T. johnson, G. Barry, j. Kaplan, G. McCarthy, Coach Ti. 4 J ffffffi' ! Ifjfff I ff iffy fv 1 5 v g 4 J 4 1 1 . 4 w 1 v Jl4.v.,lE f 1 We f-15 57? iffy he f -4 - 7 iii 41. He . ii- ,,.v-- I ' ,,,. N- In fffr 0f.fn'fGV!' 1 ffl ff' P 44 ..--alnr ii Ei .-f ,,. ...L L , L ,h , A, .- A W- ', , Y : -,-4,-.144.,. ' s - 182 F 2 f GOLF A Very Strong Season Front Row: T. Cheung, A. Brockmann, G. Warden, W. Farley, W. Row: Coach McDonnell, D. Greenstein, J. Shain, C. Twomey, S. Osgood, J. Montrone, J. Sullivan, J. B. Burgess, D. Macklem. Second Breiseth, A. Menyhart, D. Fung, R. Shain. The 1985 Golf Team had one of its strongest seasons this year, coming in second in the Interscholas- tic league championships and second in the prestigious Witherspoon Cup - a three round competition against Andover and Exeter. The team played well through strong effort from each member of the team. New student to G.D.A. Derek Fung came out for golf and challenged co-captain Andy Meny- hart for the number one spot. His arrival, and a strong 9-0 record by co-captain Jon Shain, led the team to an 8-1-2 record. The team showed camaraderie at all times, whether waiting for the number eight player to finish his round, or having practice in the rain. This year, intra-team competi- tion has been more keen, and the practices have been more intense. Good luck to next year's cap- tains Steve Breiseth and George Liss, and to the rest of the team. Varsity Golf GDA OPP Thayer 3.5 3.5 Taborfworcester 5 2 Nobles 6 1 Rivers 5.5 .S St. Sebastian's 3.5 3.5 Middlesex 3.5 1.5 Belmont Hill 4.5 2.5 Holderness 4 3 MiltonfLawrence 6 1 I.S.L. Champ'ship Second J.v. Golf GDA OPP TaborfWorcester 6.5 .5 St. John's MiltonfLawrence 6 1 -bi T J r I l s 4 -.l an Capt. Jon Shain, Coach McDonnell, Capt, Andy Menyhart. 183 -1 -11 v a . W, if , . ,Wu - .9 2,- I' f A L,- -4. J -er 9 Q., ip., 1332-T'. - 6, n ' .- '-77'-3' 1'- , :L f ' J ' i f . . 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Box E, Wilton, Maine 04294 14 Sheldon Road, Marblehead, MA 01945 70 Pathfield Road, Streatham, London, S.W. 16, England Driftwood Road, Rockport, MA 01966 30 Terry Lou Ave. Box 942, E. Falmouth, MA 02536 30 Chatigny Lane, Newburyport, MA 01950 253 Charles River St., Needham, MA 02192 The Cocoon, Warwick, Bermuda 16 Wilmor Road, Topsfield, MA 01983 5 Country Club Estates, Box 368, N. Hampton, 34 Maple Avenue, Atkinson, NH 03811 49 Forest Street, Manchester, MA 01944 Unit 8, Bayside Village, Ipswich, MA 01938 68 Nelson Street, Georgetown, MA 01833 20 Daventry Court, Lynnfield, MA 01940 21 Summer Street, Danvers, MA 01923 32 Hilltop Drive, Wenham, MA 01984 47 Melrose Ave., Haverhill, MA 01830 40 Winfrith Road, London, SW18 3BD, England 13 Spruce Meadow Drive, North Hampton, N.H. 61 Dodges Row, Wenham, MA 01984 95 Main Street, Rockport, MA 01966 38 Cornell Road, Marblehead, MA 01945 P.O. Box 1258, Centre Harbor, N.H. 03226 5 Alden Road, Andover, MA 01810 11 Coleman Road, Groveland, MA 01834 3 Hilltop Drive, Wenham, MA 01984 362 High Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 26 Smithshire Estates, Andover, MA 01810 75 Federal Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 102 Main Street, West Newbury, MA 01985 16 Argonne Road, Pinehurst, MA 01866 6 Seaside Ave., Milford, CT 06460 17 Turkey Shore Road, Ipswich, MA 01938 533 Hammond Street, Chestnut Hill, MA 02167 33 Pond Ave. Apt. 910, Brookline, MA 02146 1256 Via Romao, Palos Verdes, Estates, CA 90274 1256 Via Romao, Palos Verdes, Estates, CA 90274 25 Parsonage Lane, Topsfield, MA 01983 14 Bodwell Ave., Salem, N.H. 03079 24 Gerald Road, Marblehead, MA 01945 University Lane, Manchester, MA 01944 4 Pine Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 P.O. Box 4176, Steamboat Springs, CO 80477 150 Perkins Row, Topsfield, MA 01983 55 Woodstock Street, Seabrook Beach, N.H. 03874 Route 11g New Durham, N.H. 03855 -1 'X 1 Mahoney, Sean Maxfield, Timothy R. McCarthy, Linda A. Menyhart, Andrew W. Newman, Barry D. Osgood, Alexandra F. Pappas, John N. Pechet, Roslyn G. Pharaon, Basem W. Pollock, W. Quinn Quimby, Peter H. Redgate, Michael H. Roy, Paul C. Royster, Michelle L. Russo, Katrina M. Sanders, Jonathan Lee Shain, Jonathan B. Smith, Jeanne M. Soule, Sarah E. Starensier, David L. Stewart, Mark W. Stram, Donna M. Taft, Jeffrey P. Tagg, Albert J., Jr. Terrile, Michael J. Thompson, Alvin B. Turner, Robert S. Twomey, Jill A. Vandal, Kelly Anne Warden, Gregory C. Webber, Andrew B. Yoon, Jiseop 9A Atlantic Ave., Box 571, N. Hampton, N.H. 03862 111 Reservation Road, Andover, MA 01810 33 Grey Lane, Lynnfield, MA 01940 1790 Bay Shore Drive, Cocoa Beach, FL 32931 98 Gale Avenue, Haverhill, MA 01830 156 Larch Row, Wenham, MA 01984 54 Ocean View Road, Cape Elizabeth, ME 04107 104 Hammondswood Road, Chestnut Hill, MA 02167 T cfo Raymes, P.O. Box 1348, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 82 Pleasant Street, Manchester, MA 01944 12 Orchard Avenue, Whitesboro, N.Y. 13492 Rose Glen Drive, Andover, MA 01810 Montclair Street, Newbury, MA 01985 164 Homestead Street, Dorchester, MA 02121 2 Toppan's Lane, Newburyport, MA 01950 21 Exeter Road, Hampton, N.H. 03842 15 Columbux Ave., Haverhill, MA 01830 295 Franklin Street, Reading, MA 01867 87 Salem Street, Andover, MA 01810 207 Holt Road, Andover, MA 01810 34 Alderbrook Drive, Topsfield, MA 01983 650 Central Road, Rye Beach, N.H. 03871 123 Webster Street, Haverhill, MA 01830 Drinkwater Road, Hampton Falls, N.H. 03844 110 Lakeview Avenue, Haverhill, MA 01830 82 Chilton Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 122 Lowell Road, Wellesley Hills, MA 02181 1 Daventry Court, Lynnfield, MA 01940 880 Salem Street, Groveland, MA 01834 5 Main Drive, Wenham, MA 01984 West Street, Antrim, N.H. 03440 2-248 Sanglim-Dong, Chung-Ku, Seoul, Korea 100 Ml I.. 1' , I fx ,.. 'fi J UN IORS Adams, Julie L. Almy, David, Jr. Asadoorian, Margaret A. Ashworth, Jeffrey L. Bailly, John B. Beckett, Tracy A. Breiseth, Steven J. Brockmann, Alejandro Carey, Kimberly A. Cheung, Tae Y. Delaney, Paul F. Diehl, Elizabeth A. D'Orazio, Melanie A. Dur, Hedi J. Dyer, Melissa B. Eaton, Andrew Mea Feingold, Justin D. Fischer, Rees Flagg, Kirsten Frank, Catherine E. Gage, Susan C. Gerren, Diana L. Glesmann, Jennifer Golden, Kelly Greenstein, David M. Grimes, Jennifer iffswf is Runawit Road, Exeter, New Hampshire 03833 57 Quarry St., Gloucester, MA 01930 189 Wheeler Street, Methuen, MA 01844 7 Athena Circle, Andover, MA 01810 Beechwood Circle, Boxford, MA 01921 553 N. Inwood Drive, Huntington, W.VA 25701 Old Stage Road, Hampton Falls, N.H. 03844 P.O. Box 6-786, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico Box 646 Q59 Olde Parish Roadj Rye, N.H. 03870 P. O. Box 17413, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 540 Wallis Road, Rye, N. H. 03870 1 Elm Street, Byfield, MA 01922 21 Summer Street, Danvers, MA 01923 Hay Street, Newbury, MA 01950 200 Andover Street, Georgetown, MA 01833 39 Thornell Road, Newton Junction, N.H. 03859 105 Georgetown Road, Boxford, MA 01921 21 Whittaker's Mill, Williamsburg, Virginia 23185 Curzon's Mill Road, Newburyport, MA 01950 Cottage Road, Kensington, E. Kingston, N. H. 03827 12 Lincoln Street, Exeter, N.H. 03833 Cfo Raymes Co., P.O. Box 1348 - Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Woodland Road, Boxford, MA 01921 42 Salt Island Road, Gloucester, MA 01930 35 Jane Road, Marblehead, MA 01945 6 Danbury Lane, Dover, N.H. 03820 Hackett, Elizabeth A. Harris, Gregory S. Hayman, Lee Katherine Heasley, D. Cressler Hefford, Amy E. Huard, John R., Jr. Hunt, Vanessa S. Jasse, Michael A. Johnson, Christopher Johnson, Thomas W. Jones, Beau R. Kaleel, Mosa P. Katsapetses, jason T. Kieckhefer, Frederick B. Kneissler, Adam C. Krasnakevich, Victoria M. Krukonis, Eric S. Kutrubes, Stefan P. Lapham, Henry G., Jr. Leclerc, Christian D. Liss, George Hatch Longstreet, Gary Owen Malamud, Michael H. Malay, Laura J. Marculewicz, Alexandra Marden, Elysa D. Martin, Jennifer L. McCarthy, George J. McCullom, Patrick W. Mecca, Irshad Ahmed Mooney, Kimberly J. Moore, David A. Nardone, Paul B. Nesbit, Timothy Nichols, Alexandra Papin, Elizabeth Penachio, Kim M. Pina, Jeneanne E. Pollock, Anne W. Proulx, Monique M. Quinn, Carey H. Rybicki, Karen A. Seward, Lindsay H. Sheffield, Marie B. Small, Derric S. Stahl, Melinda C. Studley, Robert H., Jr. Sweeney, William J. Taft, Gene A. Thomson, Mark D. Tmman, Nicole D, 'INicker, Karen Lynn Twomey, Christopher B. Underhill, Blake B. Valdes-Fauli, Raul G. von Jess, Thomas J. von Wentzel, John A. Wallace, Thomas F. Wallem, S. Waters, Deborah B. Wendler, Noah E. Whynott, Amy G. Parting Brooke, Newfields, N.H. 03856 25 Chapel Road, North Hampton, N.H. 03862 68 Bailey Lane, Georgetown, MA 01833 238 Highland St., Portsmouth, N.H. 03801 276 Haverhill St., North Reading, MA 01864 197 Water Street, Waterville, ME 04901 31 Brady Loop, Andover, MA 01810 9 Parsonage Lane, Topsfield, MA 01983 43 Farrwood Drive, Andover, MA 01810 One Eagle Head, Manchester, MA 01944 949 Continental Drive, Menlo Park, CA 94025 5 Sioux Circle, Andover, MA 01810 146 Thurlow Street, Georgetown, MA 01833 2844 Tremont St., Louisville, KY 40205 Stonecleave Road, Boxford, MA 01921 18 Woodcrest Road, Manchester, MA 01944 210 Common Lane, Prides Crossing, MA 01965 265 Lowell Street, Peabody, MA 01960 25 Sea Street, Manchester, MA 01944 18 Partridge Lane, Kennebunk, ME 15 Blueberry Circle, Andover, MA 01810 19 Sea Road, Rye Beach, N.H. 03871 40 Casino Road, Marblehead, MA 01945 18 Hampton Road, Exeter, N.H. 03833 8 Spring St., P.O. Box 177, Essex, MA 01929 10 Orchard Street, Andover, MA 01810 Box 3327, Harbourtown, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 185 Ipswich Road, Boxford, MA 01921 338 Berry Street, N. Andover, MA 01845 10 Kothari Road, Nungambakkam, Madras, Tamil Nadu India 103 Salem Road, Topsfield, MA 01983 1 Elm Street, Byfield, MA 01922 84 Reservoir Avenue, Revere, MA 02151 9 Hidden Ledge Road, Manchester, MA 01944 45 Forest Street, Manchester, MA 01944 249 Middleton Road, Boxford, MA 01921 71 Malden Street, Revere, MA 02151 42 High Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 82 Pleasant Street, Manchester, MA 01944 14 Lilly Pond Road, West Boxford, MA 01885 119 High Ridge Road, Boxford, MA 01921 1 Elm Street, Byfield, MA 01922 89 Preston Place, Beverly Farms, MA 01915 255 Indian Avenue, Middletown, R.I. 02840 18 Aspinwall Road, Dorchester, MA 02124 148 Depot Street, Duxbury, MA 02332 35 Curtis Road, Boxford, MA 01921 51 Fiske Street, N. Tewksbury, MA 01876 123 Webster Street, Haverhill, MA 01830 5 Ryan Road, Newburyport, MA 01950 264 Maya Palm Dr. S., Boca Raton, FL 33432 38 Oakley Road, Belmont, MA 02178 1 Daventry Court, Lynnfield, MA 01940 26 King Caesar Road, P.O. Box 1803, Duxbury 751 N. Greenway Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33134 100 Arlington Street, Acton, MA 01720 St. Apern Str. 26, 5000 Koln 1, West Germany RR 111, Box 46A, Princeton, ME 04668 R.F.D. 2, E. Kingston, N.H. 03827 114 Linden Street, S. Hamilton, MA 01982 87 Greencroft Gardens, London, NW6, United Kingdom 18 Westover Drive, Lynnfield, MA 01940 -? 1 . l -a -nm!!! l ,-P ' X EXIT ni-r -'FV' Av +..L. 'xp I . . 'Q . N 'Q P , gy 1 5 . f .g.I le! ,:l,l..ma1o'.,,Q.I l Williams, D. Bennett Zweil, Alison M. SGPHO Andriotakis, James L. Armstrong, Lucy Barry, Gregory S. Barton, Peter Geoffrey H. Blair, Ann Mary Blau, Jonathan Ashley Boutin, Jahnna L. Brackbill, Susan K. Brennan, John B. Bronson, William D. Brown, A. Kipchoge Brown, Georges P. Carmichael, Timothy D. Carrigg, Lisa A. Chase, Pamela L. Chesterton, Kristen W. Conte, Darryl, Jr. Crabtree, Todd E. Curtis, Michael D. Danahy, Joseph, III Daumit, David F. DeLena, Robert C. Di Iorio, Lisa A. Distefano, Glen J. Dobrosielski, Peter C. Donat, Julie Dyer, Marc G. Even, Melissa Feeley, Kelly Ann Fosdick, Jonathan E. Fung, Derek Y. Gentile, Robert J. Giantis, Kathryn E. Goldstein, Amy Beth Graceffa, Russell Greene, Nathan B. Griffin, Jennifer A. Halpern, Shoshanah Hart, Christopher D. Hijikata, Sarah A. Hirschfeld, Eric M. Jansen, Thomas W. Johnson, Elizabeth A. Johnson, Thomas F. Kagan, Karen B. Kaplan, Jonathan M. Karger, William H. Katz, Jeffrey S. Killion, Jennifer L. Kneissler, Jason N. Kobialka, Kristen I-I. LaBrie, Kristen M. Lawson, Kimberly L. Loring, W. Adams, Jr. Macdonald, Kimberly G. Mack, Amy F. Mackay-Smith, Joshua D. Maloney, Jason D. Marsh, Thomas L. McCarthy, Paula L. s I I y gf ... . 9 - -....... I N --Q 1 Elm Street, Byfield, MA 01922 26 Baldpate Road, Georgetown, MA 01833 ORES 12 Dexter Lane, Newburyport, MA 01950 1 Colman Road, Byfield, MA 01922 16 Boardman Avenue, Manchester, MA 01944 167 Washington Street, Groveland, MA 01834 11 Chimney Ridge Drive, Convent Station, N.J. 07961 P.O. Box 135, Bedford, N.Y. 10606 167 Woburn Street, Andover, MA 01810 6 Tenney Street, Georgetown, MA 01833 10 Brookhead Avenue, Beverly, MA 01915 Summer Street, Manchester, MA 01944 178 Coolidge Hill, Cambridge, MA 1275 North Green Bay Road, Lake Forest, IL 60045 cfo Saudia P.O. Box 167, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia 21231 120 Post Road, No. Hampton, N.H. 03862 6 Chatigny Lane, Newburyport, MA 01950 Netherfield Off Paine Ave., Pride's Crossing, MA 01965 Lafayette Road, Hampton Falls, N.H. 03844 16 Weston Avenue, Georgetown, MA 01833 2307 Townes Lane, Austin, TX 78703 100 Old Beach Road, Rye, N.H. 03870 555 University 31604, Honolulu, Hawaii 96826 87 Crest Ave., Revere, MA 02151 32 Karlton Circle, Andover, MA 01810 83 Cox Lane, Methuen, MA 01844 11 Tremont Street, Methuen, MA 01844 851 Central Road, Rye Beach, N.H. 03871 200 Andover Street, Georgetown, MA 01833 30 Cutler Road, Hamilton, MA 01936 26 Blueberry Hill Road, Andover, MA 01810 9 Tansy Lane, Ipswich, MA 01938 1 Rosmead Road, Peak - Hong Kong 116 Lexington Street, Burlington, MA 01803 One Lenway Road, Byfield, MA 01922 13 Candlewood Drive, Andover, MA 01810 2 Wingate Street, Hampton, N.H. 03842 48 Cloyster Road, Portland, ME 04016 49 Brentwood Circle, No. Andover, MA 01845 18 Temple Blvd., Plum Island, Newbury, MA 01950 17591 Caminito Balata, San Diego, CA 92128 Nine Daventry Court. Lynnfield, MA 01940 16 Hollywood Road, Winchester, MA 01890 P.O. Box 261, Adamsville, R.I. 02801 149 Topsfield Road, Ipswich, MA 01938 43 Farrwood Drive, Andover, MA 01810 14 Bodwell Avenue, Salem, N.H. 03079 1805 Broughton Drive, Beverly, MA 01915 34 Phillips Beach Avenue, Swampscott, MA 01907 32 Berrywood Lane, Beverly, MA 01915 8102 W. Banff Lane, Peoria, AZ 85345 47 Stonecleave Road, Boxford, MA 01921 24 Herrick Rd., Boxford, MA 01921 11 Hemenway Road, Salem, MA 01970 30 Hilltop Drive, Wenham, MA 01984 77 Leonard Street, Gloucester, MA 01930 51 Millpond, North Andover, MA 01845 Coleman Road, Byfield, R.F.D. Rowley, MA 01969 Farnley Farm, White Post, VA 22663 1617B Corcoran Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20009 Old England Road, P.O. Box 548, Ipswich, MA 01938 33 Grey Lane, Lynnfield, MA 01940 McNabb, Richard R. Miller, David R. Miller, Leslie A. Montrone, Jerome L. Moore, Heather L. Morse, Donald R. Murray, Michael B. Patton, Karen A. Philipp, George C. Read, Edward Sears, III Reeves, Shawn C. Richard, Allison E. Rivela, Carla A. Rockwell, Andrew K. Romboletti, Mark C. Rowan, Lyndsay E. Russo, Anita E. Scola, Eric John Sevilla, Leslie A. Shain, Ross P. Stram, Diana L. Taplin, Lisa E. Taylor, Anne W. Todd, Jennifer J. Tompkins, David W. Uttam, Sharad Waldman, Gregory B. Wasson, Paul A. Wezniak, Doug Whynott, Christopher P. Woodie, Richard W. Zraket, Michael D. 1518 Thunderbird Drive, Modesto, CA 95356 45 Elm Street, Byfield, MA 01922 Exeter Road, Hampton Falls, N.H. 03844 Great Hill, Hampton Falls, N.H. 03844 1 Elm Street, Byfield, MA 01922 34 Central Street, Rowley, MA 01969 3916 Rive Drive, Alexandria, VA 22309 61 Red Mill Lane, Rye Beach, N.H. 03871 Orchard Hill Farm, 47 Brown Street, Andover, MA 01810 103 Indian Hill Road, Carlisle, MA 01741 66 Newfields Road, Exeter, N.H. 03833 11 Crane Neck Street, West Newbury, MA 01985 54 Maplewood Avenue, Methuen, MA 01844 18 High Road, Newbury, MA 01950 284 Winnacunnet Road, Hampton, N.H. 03842 12 Indian Ridge Road, West Newbury, MA 0 2 Toppans Lane, Newburyport, MA 01950 70 Summit Street, Peabody, MA 01960 19 Storybrook Lane, Amherst, N.H. 03031 15 Columbus Avenue, Haverhill, MA 01830 650 Central Road, Rye Beach, N.H. 03871 RFD 1, Fern Avenue, Amesbury, MA 01913 47 Gould Road, Andover, MA 01810 4 Brooks Circle, Beverly, MA 01915 4811 Abbott, Dallas, TX 75225 104 West Maple Street, Alexandria, VA 22301 128 Garden Street, Cambridge, MA 02138 1985 Drinkwater Road, Hampton Falls, N.H. 03844 88 Cliff Road, Weston, MA 02193 18 Westover Drive, Lynnfield, MA 01940 14 Genoa Court, Hilton Head, SC 29928 P.O. Box 2824, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia FRESH Abrams, Jeffrey D. Adams, David R. Alperin, Robert P. Barraclough, Bronya A. Barry, Petica A. Bolyea, Michelle L. Brown, Airin O. Burgess, Jordan J., Jr. Burns, Kursten T. Cole, Anne Lawrence Colgate, Patrick W. Dalessio, Christina M. Daley, Joseph D. Danielson, Heidi M. Dennison, Christian E. desCognets, Archer B., Jr. DiClemente, Christopher A. D'Orazio, Anthony D'Orio, Christen H. Draper, Cynthia K. Dunwell, David W. Edmonds, Reginald W. Farley, William A. Fleming, Peter B. Foster, Bobby Gager, Shawn E. Giamette, Deana D. Gilfeather, Andrew F. Gilman, Eric J. Hannon, Denice K. 14 Appletree Lane, Andover, MA 01810 Spruce Point Road, Box 234A, Yarmouth, ME 04096 71 Greenbrook Road, South Hamilton, MA 01 43 Colby Street, Bradford, MA 01830 16 Boardman Avenue, Manchester, MA 01944 Box 312, Rye Beach, N.H. 03871 71 Stewart Street, West Newbury, MA 01985 16 Canterbury Street, Andover, MA 01810 20409 Tufts Circle, Walnut, CA 91789 2111 Est 31st Place, Tulsa, OK 74105 One Elm Street, Byfield, MA 01922 17 Hollow Tree Road, Boxford, MA 01921 49 Forest Street, Manchester, MA 01944 1137 Washington Road, Rye, N.H. 03870 111 West Mountain Road, P.O. Box 101, Wes Weston Road, Lincoln, MA 01773 555 Wildwood Road, Andover, MA 01810 21 Summer Street, Danvers, MA 01923 Ballast Lane, Marblehead, MA 01945 268 York Street, Canton, MA 02021 52 Vine Street, Lynn, MA 01905 38 High Street, Ipswich, MA 01938 RFD W2 Box 301, Concord, N.H. 03301 13 Spruce Meadow Drive, North Hampton, 76 Willow Street 116, Chelsea, MA 02150 8 Crooked Lane, Manchester, MA 01944 33 Surrey Lane, Topsfield, MA 01983 104 Hampshire Road, Wellesley, MA 02181 718 Lowell Street, Peabody, MA 01960 236 Bridle Path, No. Andover, MA 01845 982 t Simsbury, CT N.H. 03862 Harris, Peter A. Haynes, Kendra E. Heersink, Megan R. Hinrichs, Heather E. juba, Mark P. Khantzian, John S. Krasnakevich, Nichola A. LaFlamme, Michelle R. Lawbaugh, Richard V. Leary, Elizabeth M. Macklem, David R. Maistrellis, Philip A. Manimalethu, Reena Miller, julie A. Moheban, Kara R. Monnelly, Anne K. Morison, Daniel L. Morisseau, jon M. Murphy, Meganne M. O'Brien, Todd M. Orton, Cabot F. Osgood, William H. Perkins, Matthew E. Pierce, Robert C. Plaisted, Stutz Randolph, Lisa L. Rivela, Christina A. Rybicki, Andrew j. Saunders, Erin K. Smith, Allan D. Smith, james B. Solomon, Dianne E. Sullivan, James M. Tagg, Richard T. Torosian, Laurie A. Wallem, Martin Walor, David A. Weitzman, Anne E. Whynott, Paul D. Zabriskie, Christian G. 25 Chapel Road, No. Hampton, N.H. 03862 908 Haverhill Street, Rowley, MA 01969 281 High Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 R.F.D. 32, Box 18, W. Brattleboro, VT 05301 162 Hillside Road, North Andover, MA 01845 55 King Street, Groveland, MA 01834 18 Woodcrest Road, Manchester, MA 01944 370 West Road, Rye, N.H. 03870 9 Acadia, Kimball Rd., Amesbury, MA 01913 45 Main Street, Byfield, MA 01922 24 Ledgewood Road, Manchester, MA 01944 P.O. Box 5437, Magnolia, MA 01930 11 Bracelan Court, Lenox, MA 01240 Exeter Road, Hampton Falls, N.H. 03844 16 Apache Road, Nashua, N.H. 03063 162 Argilla Road, Ipswich, MA 01938 161 High Street, W. Duxbury, MA 02232 2 Buttonwoods Avenue, Haverhill, MA 01830 6 Spruce Meadow Drive, North Hampton, N.H. 03862 113 Chestnut Street, North Andover, MA 01845 Box 14, Hapgood Pond Road, Peru, VT 05152 156 Larch Row, Wenham, MA 01984 10 Lawrence Road, Boxford, MA 01921 15 Gates Street, So. Boston 3 Parish Road, Georgetown, MA 01833 Spy Rock Hill, Manchester, MA 01944 54 Maplewood Avenue, Methuen, MA 01844 On Elm Street, Byfield, MA 01922 144 Mill Road, North Hampton, N.H. 03862 124 Marmion Way, Rockport, MA 01966 High C , Box 666, 175 Atlantic Ave., N. Hampton NH 16 Fox Run Road, Dover, MA 02030 2 Will O Way, Andover, MA 01810 Drinkwater Road, Box 87, Hampton Falls, N.H. 03844 426 Chadwick Road, Bradford, MA 01830 Woodman Road, South Hampton, N.H. 03827 32 Bartlett Street, Beverly, MA 01915 58 Channing Road, Newton Centre, MA 02159 18 Westover Drive, Lynnfield, MA 01940 One Fern Ave., Amesbury, MA 01913 VV. E. 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GENERAL CONTRACTORS ESTABLISHED 1912 KELLEHER CCNSTRUCTIGN CG., INC 232 ESSEX STREET BEVERLY, MA 01915 P Ll R0bE1'150u l'l Sazfglfaah Am i e BR REID kanifna 3NitA C -IUSEP1, N Tefesg RUS So . gg' ' l .v il Bi! av.-,Q ,-rv . '74-an A' juli' D 'wi' Ar-sb, 'Vw' '-1 f - - ff' -s.w,f L Vw -. I4 1 al 14,1 Q N Q , ' x 1 w ir: . , X ' I ' , 5- m f' I ' E 5, X 12.4 A I ' tg 4 :iq R .-...Q ,lY. f. Y 1: A I ' ' ' W ' 'U ' -a-1 - V . ' . ' ' af- ' , i. r,-,,- - ' .1 - 1l.4f 'A fx'--5-5 Tf'ff ' ,1i.T'.5f-A ' 3 ' .Q 4 ,K V ,,, JJ.-,-xv! .zgurx H , 4, 1 1 V' .q.,-A .. ,,,f .,,. ,.,'.' ...f . 7 l 1 f AG -Q A. 'L 'af' lv-Hn an-Q, 1 . ,, gym . ,I ' i , I - s, F Z' 'r ' . s5'Q' I ff? ' J57'F'!F. ., A . rn... n ' I E 1 I . I I 55515 .rf ' - Y... -,,, 44 AWAY Qf's A '1'f? ' . 'VV' 11 I , Trying to forget the love we shared, Is the hardest burden I'1l ever bear. - Bob Seager LANCE STUDIO OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS FOR 1985 MILESTONE P.O. BOX 268 Stoneham, MA. 02180 617 433 6833 WALSWORTH PUBLISHING COMPANY Marceline, Missouri 64658 PUBLISHERS OF 1985 MILESTONE YOUR REPRESENTATIVE Roy E. Hult R g onal Sales Manager STONEHILL TOWERS 7 Stonehill Drive Stoneham, MA. 02180 617 279 0543 215 T5 Editor-in-Chief wishes to amends, after losing Kate :lads dot-dots, so here they are: f .e, Kitty j, Kermit, Muffy i L01 1 armhouse girls are so fine . . . urnii Florida '83 and '85 monorail rides WGT our day is almost here . . . fall veg. . . . move your vehicle - NOW! fthe projectsj . . . ski trips . . . flat tire in dangerous places . . . blind dates . , Annie's . . . Wendy and Becca Krista and Mel . . . long showers . . . Rocky Horror laughing fits Washington Week CLOSING WORDS FROM THE EDITOR IN CHIEF The Commencement section is near the beginning of this book. That is because Commencement is just that - the start of something. Commencement is a beginning. The student leaves behind his years at Governor Dummer, keeping with him his memories and the lessons he has learned, and ventures out into a new day. Even as the strains of Pomp and Circumstance fade from his ears, dawn is breaking, and a new sun is rising in the east. hanks Several people outside of the Milestone organization helped to produce this yearbook, and we of the Stoner persuasion are grateful to them. For donating photographs: The Development Office especially Mr. Chase and Mr. Ernst for being so helpful ' Mrs. Marculewicz The Governor especially photographic editor Sarah Soule Bill Sweeney For taking pictures, loaning filmg Pete Condon, Mrs. Marculewicz, Mr. William Hasapidis, Andy Menyhart For contributing information, articles: Cthis list is incomplete - I don't know everyone who wrote sports articles, but thanks just the samejz Tony D'Orazio, Lisa Carrigg, Paul Nardone, The Athletic Office especially Mr. Anderson, Mr. Sperry, The Front Office, The Admissions Office, The College Office For helping any way they could: My parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hasapidis, Mr. Chester Dearborn Thanks to everyone who helped, tangibly or intangibly. Live well. L ig' f QQ? .Qlfiwi 'L H-as is ' ,ev mtg? X , , lqxx A X. 216 ,, QQ?-QQ SS 55- QF LJI alla' n ss nr uess - 'Q L A wb! o J i- J A, pau 'I v '1' . v 4? .- ., . J ,. -. 5'y'- 52. A' ' A ' I ffukbhffq .-'1'-as . J- '-,,- , ...I -' ' ,-. ' 'is'. 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