Governors Academy - Milestone Yearbook (Byfield, MA)
- Class of 1986
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Dave Eoncnlwa XCIQSJ 57 X 1 S gk? 11 f,Lp.' ,.. ,, . x ,wgkllll ,B 1. ', ..-,-.i.4LM ,. ,. ,.1L.qg-sL'.L5i5gAQz. Yearbook uf Governor Dummer Acadeny-V Ifx In-IDI. .Xl.1W,1!fm. fix lg., . . .. 70.44-g,----'k..v. s wtf ' l'l.iL Front row: Mr. McGregor '51, Mrs, Lapham P '83, '86, Mr. Ardiff '55, Mr, Pescosolido '55, Mr. Wood '60, Mrs. French P '76, Mr. Withington '58. Second row: Mr, Wang '74, Mr. Lenane '72, Mr. Alfond '67, Mr, Smith '52, Mr. Remis '52, Mr. O'Dell P '81, '84, Mr. Shafmaster, Mr. Welch '46, Mr. Kirkham '51, President: Carl A. Pescosolido, lr. '55, Exeter, CA Vice - President: Richard B. Osgood '53, Wenham, MA Chairman, Executive Committee Secretary: William B. Ardiff '55, Danvers, MA Chairman, Housing Plan Committee Chairman, Ad Hoc Committee on Legal Procedure Treasurer: Arnold S. Wood, Ir. '60, Swampscott, MA Mr. Pesoosolido, President, speaking at the dedication ot' the Wang - Chalfmffm- FHCUIVY Pension C0mmif99 Cooclhue Computer Center. William L' Alffmd '57- Dexter' ME Frederick C. Crane, Ir., Dalton, MA Chairman, Nominating Commitee Shirley French P '76, Andover, MA Michael E. Hoover '71, New York, N.Y. George D Kirkham '51, Cleveland, OH Frances Lapham P '83, '86, Manchester, MA George E. McGregor, Ir. '51, Haverhill, MA Dodge D. Morgan '50, Cape Elizabeth, ME Edward T. O'Dell, Ir. P '81, '84, Boston, MA Chairman, Development Committee William R. Plumer '53, Boston, MA Secretary, Executive Commitee David L. Powers '52, Lewisburg. PA Peter R. Remis '52, Peabody, MA Ionathan S. Shafmaster '63, Exeter, N.H, Frederick M. Smith, II '52, Dallas. TX Courtney Wang '74 Rosslyn, VA Iosiah H. Welch '47, Newburyport, MA Nathan N. Withington '58, Boston, MA Chairman, Endowment Commitee ALUMNI TRUSTEES Brian P, Lenane '72, Boxford, MA Richard H. O'Leary '75, New York, N.Y. TRUSTEES EMERITUS Morris P. Frost '35, Queenstown, MD Lispendard B. Phister. 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'Vt' 1 ' ' 11 h a V dn Pr S L, ' wi Hr-fl Cnfllxenre hart mais! Seen gjhfdthvfs and Sion 6 S113 ttf' . . L1-9 tm Kleen Ch Constrs ,qcdde and ein youu-sand 0. Change 1 ation my add Qhtoen for mieepest KA lg an every to anotflinet Of -3 1 Q s h ee- n hd Chr, asp 'fr . V7 q my yeanfss hte so O1 riclsitn, anjlgfh. ere many SG ,V ere so Of ant. D1 Yo 4' C easantlu, past an Od d H1938 Present C3?nua'.Y 1 Pottthe 8026161956 I HYQ-rs hp Ulgu 101-.fda l fx , DEDIC TIC Long term commitment to ones joh is not a common ocxgiirance in these times. However, recent attention hs heen given to memhers ol' the faculty Old Girard , a retired hilt very active group ol men who collectively servecl the Academy so well during the years from 1930 to 1980. 'llliey were joinetl in lil-13 hy a local resident, a descendant oi' the original settlers of the Town of Newhiiry, a young woman whose impact on the school eoulrl hartlly have heen anticzipatecl in time, In the intervening years, she has heen Secretary to the Business Manager and Assistant to the Business lNIanager, In cleecl, she has giiiclecl Ioiir Business IXIanagersthroi1gh the intricacies ol' the operation of this Arratlemy. She knows more ahoiit oiir school than most antl has given rzheerltilly to its si1r1c:ess.Shehas hacl a sympathetic ear for the stiiclent whose trunk has not heen tleliveretl, anal for the Newhiiry Historical Society, travel, long cars, ancl flowers has matle this a more interesting place for all ol' tis in which to learn, to work, and to live. .-Xs she starts her retirement, we wish her Bon Voyage, fliir loss of ti helpful Irientl will he a gain for the rgommiinity in which she lives, She will now linil more time to expand her interests in community serrirpe. In clerlicpating the 19815 lXIII.l'lS'l'tJNI-I, we give oiir lontlest rergarils ancl wish , i many years ol happiness antl liiti1r'eser'x'1c1e to the town oi Ni-whiiry to SYLVIA B. LUN f r -if. t I Inu, lf' -'.,3,, H? 4 ' p 'J , A , 41 r V X S hftfrl ne rl J: nw wht 1 ' Lt I fw N X home Ss to ' ag V., I--, T, 1,-,H mph tfr,,:, U' ,, - '- 1 av 'M1 h ff-rf. 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',2 X . Q I Courtney Wang '74, lcenter, facing rightl. at the Dedica- tion of the Wang - Goodhue Computer Center. v5'5x 'X 5. Lzia Q45 ' . -Q' Discipline and commitment lead to understanding ones self. I think I understand the meaning of service to the community, It's work squad for you, A ,V Y fn-5, X8 A..- P- Q v -lb. -1 ...... ' . A ,.. . 4+.. i The final test of a leader is that he leaves behind him in other men the conviction and the will to carry on. The genius of a good leader is to leave behind him a situation which common sense, without the grace of genius, can deal with suc- oessfullyf' Walter Lippmann E-u41ifM- rr I 4 l 5. '-2. .H x, W, ,,,,,,q,w.,: fu-my f W.. , , www-pwwam YMWW' Q4 ,umm 'xg 'frm Av ,M HW, ww- W. ,www ,,4uqg,wu4i4. ,Km fmgwnqqgymmf, 1- A ,,, M ,,,, I 1, f 1 , ,gn M4 'iw f I -. in A iw ' ,. 4 5 Q 'x N ww.-W.,-,.p,. -'Writ 5 A 1 E l 1 l 5 E ! sl n K if x 1- i + 'j ?5'?? I 4 ' gym -fn Q I' : A :Q x ' ' x . u I I 15 1 ll M! ...IL 439' ln -faq .21 -I' Fa culty Peter Wilkinson Bragdon HEADMASTER Harx ard College 1959, B.A. Harx ard Graduate School 1960, MAT Appointed Iuly, 1983 Robert Hobart Colgate Dean of Students. Mathematics Cettyshurg College 1969, B.A. Univ of New Hampshire, 1980, lXl.Ed. Appointed September. 1980 ADMINISTRATION . -I X.-en X J 1 Christopher Edward Harlow .Assistant Headmaster, Historx Iuniata College 1963, AB. Rutgers University 1966, M A Appointed September, 1970 Mathilda Reading Associate Dean of Students, English Duke University 1980, B.A. Appointed September, 1985 ,I ADMISSIDNS I ll 2- X,,7' 'K I 'Q . vw- H... will un 1 I , I Z K , Nw Lawrence Thomas Piatelli Associate Director of Admissions, Director of Financial Aid, History Harvard University 1975, B.A. Boston Universitv 1976, M.Ed. Appointed September, 1984 Stuart Davis Chase Director of Development And Alumni Affairs Boston University 196-1, B.S. Appointed September, 1980 DEVELDPMENT AND ALUMNI AFFAIRS A li 1, 1 I BUSINESS Donald A. Champoux Business Manager Business College Appointed Ianuary, 1974 f'fd f Oqf as IQ. 106 IOM, 10004 Aho-QA Michael A. Moonves Director of Admissions Trinity College 1966, B.A. Appointed September, 1969 Xt: C. Bruce Wright Associate Director of Development and Alumni Affairs Boston University 1950. B.S. Appointed September, 1985 I 3 W iv, 2 K? 1 C 'Hi'-NT ' I - I , , I if , N , X . :xx 9 1 XR 0 f J I L H - ., E xg ko YE l 2335 , X,!Zgjg Q K -X ,J h x ,Lg . 11? - 'i Michael Kent Mulligan Patti T. Hall Director of College Placement Librarian Middlebury College 1975, B.A. 1983, MA St. Iohn's College 1966, BA Harvard University 1984, Ed.M Appointed September 1984 li mm' ATHLETICS Robert Edward Anderson Director of Athletics, Biology Kenyon College 1957, A.B. Appointed September 1957 -1969! I ' 1 fl? ,f ,, af 1. ,V -if Qej' I .LX Mary Ellen Letvinchuk Assistant Director of Athletics Physical Education University of New Hampshire 1980, BS. Appointed September 1980 I Margaret Lorraine Hager, LXCSW Consultant, Counseling Mt. Mary College 1965, B.A. Loyola University 1967, M.S.W. Appointed September 1977 Karen Ioy Meyers Licht Physical Education, Athletic Trainer, Science Intern Eastern Illinois University 1984 M.S. Appointed September 1985 , 1 -.. -, .-.::- J T7 HISTGRY '15 X' ' 1 'gp YS Nil XWQ l .4 f 1 ' 1 5' I ' A A V ff! ' 1 , 3. A ' , ,154 . XX f ,, 5 K I W f l' 1-.21 XX Q ltr ' wsu? A fxf- . Peter B. Robb W 5 A C it History , i . c University of Vermont 1982, B.A. David lVl1Cl'18el VVlll18IT1S Appomted September' 1985 Department Chairman, History Franklin and Marshall College 1950, B A University of Pennsylvania 1951, M.A Appointed September, 1951 Elizabeth A. Ruhl William Hartley Sperry History History Gordon College 1978, B.A. Gettysburg College 1950, A.B. Northeastern University 1979, M.Ed Duke University 1953, M.A. Appointed September, 1984 Appointed September, 1954 .P+ X72 rf 1 XZ I ..l gal l ft 1? ,Q Y l sf f v',. 9, X 7 K. ff ta NX. s 4 X , Wallace Hurtle Rowe III Ioanna Crugeon Department Chairman, English English, Language Study Princeton University 1953, BA. Cambridge University 1960, B.A. Harvard University 1956, M.A.T. 196-1, M.A. Trinity College 1965, MA. Appointed September, 1977 Appointed September, 1979 ENGLISH Edward I. Rvbicki Salem State college 1971, BS. 1980, lXf'l.A.T. Appointed September 1977 Albert Finn, Ir. University of London 1974 Dartmouth College 1975, A.B University of Michigan 1977, M.A. all , lr-5-' ' N Kimberly - An Martin Muhlenberg College 1985, B.A. Appointed September, 1985 Lawrence I. Tretler English, Drama Adelphi University 1972, BA. City University of New York 1973, M.A. Bowling Creen State University 1978. Ph.D. Appointed September, 1981 'ill Paul H. Wann University of Minnesota 1971. BA, Tufts University 1974, M.A. Appointed September, 1985 Ioy Sawyer Mulligan Associate Director of Admissions. English Colby College 1978, BA. N Middlebury College 1983, MA. Appointed September, 1981 fl., P1 O 9 Q 'as I 1, O 9 fa 6 4 . Q 'ss' r :HQ P ' A ' ' ll ylqx, . 1 f+x.l 'IR - . 1 1 9 I ,' -'! 4 ,gl-Q i MW Douglas Lee Miller '46 Robert S. Reed Department Chairman, Science Chemistry, Electricity Physics, Speech Union College 1972, BS. Amherst College 1950, A.B. Appointed September, 1979 Appointed September, 195-1 David D. Moore Physics, Mathematics Northeastern Universitx' 1966, A.B. Clarkson College l97U,.lXl.S. Appointed September, 1986 CD Q rm Z co rm lllllll llll il fill wev- .Sak rv, In sf' Stephen Carl Metz Chemistry Trinity College 1972, B.S. Boston University 1976, M.A. Appointed September, 1978 an , . LF, 1 xkpf Syl . 5, r. 1 'A ,ei 1 'f 'Q' up Y- K' 'gf Norman T. Price Biology Trinity College 1985, B.S. Appointed September, 1985 RELIGION I R Neil M. Glickstein Biology Worcester Polytechnic Institute 1969, B.S. Northeastern University 1972, M.Ed. San Francisco State University 1977, MA. Appointed March, 1981 Reverend Pamela S. Dawson School Chaplin Slipper Rock State College 1978, B.S. Cordon Conwell Theological Seminar Div. Appointed September, 1984 y 1983, M. Anne Elizabeth Dodge University of California, Santa Barbara, BA. Cordon - Conwell Theological Seminary, IVI.A. Appointed September, 1985 05-1 Sv'-' JJ-J-J-,.. Y., ii ..qQ',1.., ..-- Q- 11. g.g1:?27 1l:, 'lff F 'i'S?i',Ff 41:Ffi:5v.i'l t 3 1. 156. 'if Alexander Weld White Spanish Trinity College 1967, B.A. Appointed September, 1969. Pierre Nino Baratelli Department Chairman, Languages: Frenchg Director of Humanities Program University of Colorado 1956, B.A.g 1959, M.A.g University of Dijon, University of Texas Appointed September, 1967. David Swydan Abusamra French, Spanish Holy Cross College 1969, B.A.g Middlebury College 1970, M.A.: Appointed September, 1972. Foreign Languages V K S7 ...-arf' Laurel Elizabeth Abusamra French Hollins College 1969, B.A.3 Middlebury College 1970, M.A.g Appointed September, 1972. Lynda Fitzgerald Bromley Latin University of Vermont 1969, B.A.g Appointed September 1983. Katherine Krall Guy French, Spanish Oberlin Colle e 1971 B A 8 Y - -3 Tufts University 1978, M.A.g Appointed September, 1977. Alfred Iohn Seufert, Ir. German Boston College 1973, B.A.g Tufts Universi 1974 M.A ty , . Appointed September, 1985. 'fl' -14 Christopher D. Stovvens Department Chairman, Arts Colgate University 1972, BA New England Conservatory of Music 1979, MA Appointed September, 1978 Nancy Marculewicz Art, Photography Bradford College 1957, A.A. Rhode Island School of Design 1960, B.F.A. Appointed September, 1982 Roberta W. Corcoran Art lStudio and Historyl University of Colorado 1959, B.A. Coddard College 1974, M.S. Appointed September, 1982 P X. Ab rf! ' I 1 - .ef - 1' ,f -fi E 1 15 -ff, : if, 5-,' 14, - T ' A FINE ARTS Anne Watson Music University of the Pacific 1980, B.A. New England Conservatory 1983, M.M Appointed September, 1985 gf, C? Michael H, Karin, Ir. Bates College 1985, BS. Appointed September, 1985 AJ' gf: N ..'5P- Ti Stephen C. Shea Norwich University 1971, B.S. University of New Hampshire Appointed September, 1984 Kenneth R. Casazza Department Chairman, Mathematics Manhattan College 1968, B.S. Appointed September, 1984 MATHEMATICS 1980, M.Ed. I ff? I :mam Margaret Helene Childs X Salem State College 1963. BS. Appointed September, 1985 29 P' 1 lg 3 3 4 K E ll 3 l 4 I l l l l T , gf I 473 sf QW' Richard N. Leavitt Dean of Faculty, Director of Studies Mathematics Amherst College 1964, B.A. Bowdoin College 1971, M.A. Appointed September, 1964 Sue A. Dougherty Mathematics Potsdam State University 1975, B.A. St. Lawrence University 1980, M.Ed. Appointed September, 1984 IA fv- C ' Iames L. Scheidegger Mathematics Amherst College 1982, B.A. Appointed September, 1985 .l SPECIAL FACULTY SPECIAL STAFF Cornelia T. Adams Development Research Assistant Peter C. Black Ceramics Anne Elizabeth Dodge Religion Nancy Marculewicz Art Photography I. Peter McDonnell Athletics Iosie McElroy Drama Donna M. Roaf Dance Anne Watson Music Anita Chase Assistant to the Librarian Ian Cowles Secretary to the Dean of Faculty Marilyn Diehl, R.N. Resident Nurse Frances M. Curczak Receptionist Sandra M. Keyes Secretary to the Director of Devel- opment H. Lester Kirkpatrick Buildings and Grounds Superin- tendent Cathy L. Kroll Secretary Patricia LeBuff Assistant to the Bookstore Manager Kent Werst, Mathematics Teaching Intern STAFF Sylvia B. Lunt Assistant to the Business Manager Deborah McCarthy Assistant Secretary Charlene F. Patten Secretary, Admissions Office Elizabeth C. Perkins Assistant Bookkeeper Marguerite A. Perry Secretary, Admissions Office Mrs. Iane Piatelli Secretary Lucille Roaf Bookstore Manager Marjorie I. Rouisse Bursar Robert Aldridge Cuitar Martha Beasly Special Tutoring Robert Corthell Drivers Education David M. Crant Machine Shop Florence C. Pearson Violin Elizabeth Paszko Math Tutor Nancy Perkins Typing Sara Bodge Isiah Suggs, Ir. '78 Advisors, Black Student Union Ioan C. Ryan Secretary, Athletic Department Susan T. Savage Secretary, College Office Robert W. Spath, M.D. Medical Director Susan Ture Assistant Secretary Crace I. Tymann Secretary, Development Office Patricia C. Wall, R.N. I-lead Nurse 3 FOUD SERVICE Dave Wiegel, Director of Food Service Ed Walsh, Assistant Director of Food Service Mark Bernier Chef Randy Clark Linda Ernond Pat Hiatt Helen I. MacBivomi Doris Marsolais William Morse Linda Paquin Carol Sargent Cindi Sherwood Roberta Sherwwod Tina Sherwood r 5 D C S-'S . CQ -l -ji g 10 astlp E L- fi. MA1NTENANcE Wg Q c X Q .364 , E- ' VWIIII at f S if Lester Kirkpatrick, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds A . , T ei It Elwood Apt Elizabeth Marshall if x A Arthur Benware lCgVilliIaAm McClellon D b h A. B lt us orrison F, Bsboggwd O on Ioseph I. Naumetz Z Q R0b9I'l Cahill Patrick F. Phelan f J Ioseph A' Caigle Donald S. Quill N Chester W. Dearborn Bruce S- R08913 g Surnner Ellis ggfgoghiilfgent NO gslllscleigggette Thomas Sherwood 32 si Xmqwx K i X U Sensors f 'A Q? ' 'Z 3 lulie Lynn Adams David Alniy. lr. AF' 3. N I 'Wx 5- 5' I 1 . i Tracy Anne Beckett Sumant Singh Bhatia iff' X Knniulily. Ann flnrvy Tm- Yong Chi-ning , 34 f No-N, 'TIT Margaret Ann Asadoorian i 5 X'- 'f - rw--rj Steven lemme Breiseth if ,,,, K - l XJR! L . 1- , '1 'if' xi . 'HL i? F' 'P' 325 'Ave , EiiZili1f:ii1fXl'lD Diehl lohn Bennett Bailly Alejandro Brockmann Melanie Ann O'Drazio 'QW 17 Q5 Hedi Iacqueline Dur Melissa Beth Dyer Andrew Meader Eaton Iustin David Fuller Feingnld ,A -we if K' T'-'Y Rees Macleod Fischer Catherine Elize Frank Susan Chase Gage Diana Lorraine Garren UN vs Rf jennifer Glesmann Kelly Golden Dmicl Mark llreenstein lvnnifvr 1.3 nn klrnnos . 35 NH 'fe'-9 'zz' 'rr Elizabeth Ann Hackett Lee Katherine Hayman David Cressler Heasley, lr. Amy Elizabeth Hefford ! 'fi it -34 Y lohn Roland Huard, Ir. Vanessa Stephanie Hunt Michael Andre Iasse Christopher Michael Iohnson 46:- uv gif' Russell Beaumont Iones Mosa Philip Kaleel lason Thomas Katsapetses Frederick B. Kieckhefer, III J 36 Victoria Marie Krasnakevich Christian David Leclerc l Elysa Danielle Marden Eric Sean Krukonis 4, A -.M ,, s -up 1. X . - ax fr - Q-Q George Hatch Liss George Ioseph McCarthy Stefan Peter Kutrubes Henry George Lapham. lr ,,. ., Michael Harlan Malamud, Ir. Alexandra Marculewicz , ' 1 EN ' ' c Patrick William lx-'lcCullom Irshad Ahmed Mecca pf 4 ,.. in , Kiinhezrly lill Mooney gsm 4521 Alexandra 1. Nichols l l l 4.-ri 1 l QXNW- ll?-mlvll Pnllnl ll 38 ,-. L-Q . x I , A i . l , I David Allen Moore Paul Bryant Nardone Timothy Nesbit ' l 4 A ,,, 'J' Elizabeth Kellogg Papin Kim Marie Penachio leneanne Elizabeth Pina 1 1 1 1 ,lar 1 l 1 l 1 3 fxlnnique Maria Pmnlx Canal Heath Quinn Karen Ann Rybicki A 4 1 I l 1 V 11117 Marie Burdick Sheffield Derric Sidney Small sv EJ llllllllllll Robert Harold Studley, Ir. William joseph Sweeney A ,1 , Nicole Davidson Truman Karen Lyne Tucker I j N q Viv, IQ., 0 ' Q Todd David tw 1. Smith ,.-HV., v ,V Gaim f hifi X 'L -1+ on K x, X xl Gene Aaron Taft Aa- Ev- . r 1' Christopher Burke Twoniey Melinda Carol Stahl Mark Douglas Thomson Sp ,y- I XT T -fa l . 'Q X I , gXl- Blake Brownell Underhill l , 1 l X l X ol , 4 ' - 51. 'I v. 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Mum - M, Und - R thank ynu Mum, Udd.'Ilm1,Mlkufxldx - I Inu- 51111 1LlMwrl3drm1 B-my Ilurn 1l L1llFv'xfR+'5r'l'Kr' XM-lls1gr1+:11Imlm .Xuntx Hulxw Il 4, Bn l..m1dlf1.rgr1u,5wr.1n1k1x1nfl1f'wr1Ir.1If- The rmniwa XNlll'X'llI1lllti,lhP unmn x.wnxn'lb1nLl. Il - ' xu- mlw .1 lllllv lnmv land In-.ave this .all hvhlnnl .mel bang une mem- sung - Iacksun Hmmm- Rflllhkl Hrmwr Rwll 1.1-1,-l,Th1niSf'lwl1I Iiwrflwx 1, IYTILH lx I,J.KHnrs1Ix Hur kvy 4, Kimi:-In Udncw l, Uma 'n Dnlls' J. 'Hwrklrmg' 4, R+-si Kr-3 JJ, 'I':n1r guuiw 1,J,.i,1uI1x- mwngwmwnt f,t1l'T1mllIl-IP -1,l.1lrmry Prmtur 4 Hunnr Smmwlx -1,lfhupf-lm.un1r11llIv-v 4.ChrlsI1dn fwlluxxsh1p 11,4 Ydrsxry I-m,1mlim.4r1.luwrQ L + RCC m.nnciwg1wdn1ghl' Assxstdrmw' H+-nrx an at Uumlurm RVXXH1- dkmun lllurm Smilw .-Xmnzxng' Hallly - W.ann.1l:l1x.mmthl1rl1sh Duck' Prmxwy scrdthhlng puSIIhv1rfX Yr-.nh H'-rly' lflfxl rvmlsln-Qi.-V hunts .-X1 Slwf 1,11 .'5kl'11lj. 131.001 Ehnllx lass Hr-n UI'H ' I lust Remvmher - Thmgs hdppwn Big Deal T Bild- -11 V8TSlly S-NCLH! -l lx' Fi'-ltl Hocl-tey' 3. Varsity Volley- ball 2,3 cu-t,at1la1t1 4 Yut- sity Tennis 1.3,-1 Varsity Club2.3.-1.French Building Dirt-ctttr 3.1. Tour guide 2.3.4. Big Sister 3,-1 Camaroclan 33 Raul. y'ou're so queer' Noah Grill Queen Sopho- more year R3 Tom- talks Captain Panties lyl'ARM ' Thanks Mom. Dad. Lisa. and Dayid - LOVE YOUl f Tracy, 2 E B , ecky, Traceo P Good times. they' come and go, never going to knoyy What fate is going to bloyy your yyay ' - Sade E S L' Logan Soccer Eames School Crush homeyyorl-cY ! Se- nior Dance Crushed' Simon, Mike, lohn LA WOW' Ski Trip Nlolsen? BASS? 'XX orking' sacrifice' Spring7 Thanks Mr Brag- don. teachers. Guys at Girls for a dream year And these children that you spit on. As they try to change their yyorltl. Art- immune to your HOnOr Roll 4. Varsity Cross Country'-1: Working , Searchers 4, French Club -t. consultation. 'Cause theyre quite ayyare of what they re going through lfllefft-3ll0f121l Club 4. TOUY Culde 4 - David Boy-.ie Beckett amd Sumant ' Breiseth Brockrnunn - Steve, Dog, Opie Blrdman . ALA Varsity' Soccer 2,3. co-captain. Ty1VP.All-League, All-Star 4, Varsity Basketball -1, Varsity Golf 12.3. co-captain. -1. Milestone 3, Community' Council 2,-1. Honor Society 3. Varsity C-olf1.2.3.co-captain 4. Milestone 3. Community' Council 2.-11 Honor Society' 3, Vice Presi- dent of class. 2, President of class -1.Botyl1ng club. chairman. Red Key' 1.2.3. Tour guide 1.2.3. Social committee 2.3. co-chairman 4, Chapel committee 3.-1. Big Brother 3.-1 Bus Country Code yyord Friendy's' Ski Trip Apple CB girls Chili dog Sunday' frolics handshkes Giggling Marlin nice outfits Cufled 'n Stuffed Lis Mexico infatuated OPIE Pre-Season URCREAT NH Sy onara I'm alright nuts, learned my lessons yyell. you can't please everyone. so you have to please yourself - Riclt Nelson 42 High Honor Roll 3. Honor Roll 2,-1, Fourths Soccer 2. IX' Hockey 3, Thirds 2. IX' CvOlf2.3,lVC1'OSS Country 3. Searchers 4. Internation- al cluh -1. Food committee '7 Cottage '84 . .Niqua . the rock the big thing , . Can't hit a golfball? Why' is Niqua's room emp- ty? veg , Unihab 7 . . 32 I fell? . two months . Unstable con- dition a sympom of life in mental and environmental change - Rush 'Y' Melonhead, Mel Siiill Beeney Land Shark Camaro clan Bush you Boi: the Stiff and Rock Tom Eddie Txlustaffa, Hampshode ixinnas Wednesday fun sidewalk Rock talks Loie you, Melonhead 'Pressure makes diamonds' Varsity Field Hockey 3,Ctll7ldll'1 -1, IK' l, Yar- sin Hockey captain 3,4.X'ars1ty Lacrosse 3,-1. The Real Inspector Hound 3, Varsity club -1, Wrestling Manager J. French building proctor 3, Community council 4, Social com- mittee 3, Big Sister 3 Honor Roll 2,3,-l. Varsity Soccer 4, IK' 3 Thirds Z, Varsity Wrestling 3.-l, IX' 2, Varsity Cfolt'4, IX' 1.2.3, International Club president and co-founder. Ingham Dorm Council 4, Student Tutor 4, Ski Club 3,-1, Cricket Club 3 A Fall play 2.3.4, Winter musical 270 .Radison limi t It ixasthe mix' ulius 3 3,-1, Thespian Society 3,-15 Var- Cottage, sophumori ieir Thanks Nl im + Dad sity Lacrose 4, IV 3. French build- HCvOUlll'llghl'U rin Club I hairm in ti e ing proctor 3.4, Library proctor -1, Board Wanna bux a toothbrush? Chases s..... Tour guide 3.-I, Ski club 3.-l, Big Ciou Friends Brother 3,4 D'Orazio Bailly Cheung Carey Tae 3 years of ICC Come on heavyixeights' NIQUA Carey 4 scoopqueen ski trip '86 cold chicken' Gu Grill hondocopping liakedalfalla Korean Brothers - Henry. Young, Toni Kimbo- Haxxaiifprom Iohn ' J ' STAN stop ropingF Nori-violence - l ri-member Walter Deb I W Mecca' Stop coughing Rees' Thank - frenchlun' Ness - Kevin' L ' Ft you Mom and Dad? Iules - ll!! K2 Hedi Anne P H- 1 3,4 Together we stand, divided we fall. Pink Floyd Cassie Hampton - lules Lee condo -42 - never forget If I could You know I would. - U2 x 'v-.uw Honor Roll 3: Advanced Dance l,2,3,-1, JY Lacrosse 2, Governor Writing Staff l.2,3, Literary Editor 4g Milestone Photo Staff -13 Stu- dent Tutor 3. Community Service 3, Photo Lab Proctor 4: Tour Guide l,2,3,4, Commencement Commit- tee 4, Friday Evening Committee 4 Kim 'IV .4 ?'f -'46 H- Q Honor Roll 2.3.4, Varsity Field Hockey 3, IV 2, IV Basketball 1.2. IV Lacrosse 1. French Building Proctor 41 Library Proc- tor 4. Photo Lab Proctor 4, Class Vice- President 1, Day Student Representative Hedi, I-Iedibear Hondo Cupping . Ieneanne - Iacuzzi D-'flies fihfikfi Carey. Alex. Kim Il.T1Jllff,:lIlilH 1,2.:i.i. Red Key 1.2.3, Big - Swilzf M C Germ-in ll - I love Sisiifrfii. Milestone Photo Editor -i. Gov- YOU itll' Gfimilm - Anne L66 lm ernor Writing Staff 3,-t, Community Ser- Carey Vicky Kim Deb Ieneanne Alex y1.,,..I flhugger , Smile, Davey D BC 'H5 Chris D Bert MeeL.l'i Mom and Dad So Long GDA ul decided long ago. Never to walk in anyones Shadow. If I fail. if l succeed. At least l live as I believe Whitney lloiiston Dur If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. DW If you can dream it, you can become it. William Arthurward Honor Roll 2.3.41 Cum Laude 4. IV Soccer Ll. Cap- tain 3. Varsity Cross Coun- try 4: Advanced Dance 2.3.4, IV Tennis 2.3. Sear- chers 4. Smith 84 Company 3.4: Assistant Director of Musical 31 Tour guide 4. French Club 3. Milestone Circulation Manager 4. Christian Fellowship 45 Chapel Committee -1 Mis, Missa Skins , . No one's good enough for you ,. I'll slip, you fall . .. Best fiends first day of soccer, keep off the grass . .. Pawis , ,, Chris, Paul. and Laura , Bowdoin Blake! . Thanx Mrs. Guy. Mrs Mulligan. Marc. Mom, and Dad, x ,I . e . , . Andy, Bear 0. Mom. Dad. Elizabeth, I love you , . , misty - It's you that I've been looking for - IGenesisI Always your Andrew Bear IV Soccer 2,31 Varsity Track 1.2, Varsity 'H . . Baseball 3.4, IV 2: Community Service 41 bgjsiargzif ' 'IL5Uj0:gl::3ti'lQR1mfm- Dorm Proctor 4. Tech Crew 3, Big Broth- Love Babe y' 8 W B ' er 4 l l Eaton Fei ngold Honor Roll 4, Varsity Football 3, Honor- able Mention All-League 4, Varsity Hockey 3.4. IV 2, Varsity Lacrosse 3.4: Tour Guide 2, French Building Director 4: Big Brother 3.4, Bahamas ., Summer '85 With M.E. ... Thanks Mr, and Mrs. Liss. Chetty, and the Hatches . , . Amy F ..., Duo Bust . . . Thanks George L., Chris Leclerc - You guys are great . , . Agawam With Rob ,, . Mom and Dad - my love and respect forever. Ingham Country Club ..Feb. '84 .Olympia .. Can I don't want to achieve immortal- you SPELI. trouble? What ski trip? Riding ity through my work I want to Money When? achieve it by not dying. Honor Roll 2.3,-1. Fourth's Soccer 21X-C Ski Team 21 IV Lacrosse 3. Sear- R chers 41 Community Service 3,-4. Library Proctor 2.3.43 Tour Guide 2.3. Co-Cahirman -I, Big Brother 3,43 Dorm Iudiciary Council 4. Fischer Diana, Di NIQUA Mark Nevins, 1983 Varsity Volleyball 3.4. IV Z, IV La- crosse 2. Community Service 3.41 Christian Fellowship 41 Red Key 3. co-chairman 4: Dorm Proctor. Miles- tone 3p Governor Writing staff 41 Tour guide 2.3.41 mailroom director 4, Ritz cmckersf Ilorit-is Ierky lieelhf saiidi 'Iihanks Cuban rf-fiigffe ,three hour ski trails All my best Hefty! Grimesy!Raul Eighteen Eggs Iesus sandals dinner. Rees? J? FROLI 1 UW 9 Varsity Soccer 2. IV 11 Varsity Basketball 2.3, Cap- tain 4. IV 1, Varsity Track 3.4, IV 2: IV Baseball 1: Back County Crimes . Agnes of God , A Street- car Named Desire : ESU Shakespeare competition finalistg Governor Writing Staff 3, Editor 4. Thespi- an Society 4: German Club 12.3.41 Christian Fel- lowship FLAMINGO 5 , , Vague One and Flamingoes Yo Shaken Bake! . Bio mid-year Attention K-Mart shoppers ., Pork Chop . Groton's Ferlita . Hellooo Demeri! , t!6!'84 , Are you mad at me? , Magnet , Doilies! Gage ' if 4 Gerren Frank IV Lacrosse 2.3.4, Advanced Dance 4, Veg. -IL Back County , Crimes : Thespian Society 3.4. Smith Si Company 2,3.-1. CHSSIG Boynton girls , . . US group. .Roechelle Tanya yPam Vanessa Tracy Bad Influence? . . . Noah. Mike. 8: Lisa . . , signs at 3:00 AM ., Iim . . . SuperChuck .. Erik . . , Kimmie ... I-Iondocopping . . , TVIID. Filene's , . . Iackson You can't control an independant heart. Sting 7. 45 gm ag. V ,..,,v,u-+-A--' 1 i AS www, . ,, 4555 ,,, V. , , 1. . H i -fr , Qui. ' I ' Q x.' 6 .U 'Q' . - 3' '. Wh A L f I If-63 YF' ,MFEC 5 M , ' th MF,-Qu-'a t A ea- 1 . Il'lf 'd. 16 T Av? V -' -sn e iw! 'F Varsity' Cross Country -1. IV Soccer 1.33. Varsity Tennis -1. IV Soccer 1.2.3. Varsity Tennis 4. IV 1.2.3, Community Service 3.4. Tour guide 1,2,3. Commenct-ment committee 4, Chapel committee -1. Big Sister 13,-1 Boy, dont you xyorry Youll find y-ourself. Ftillmx your heart and Nothing else Lynyrd Skynyrd I A c .,' I A f Q. . Q ' .1 v en Di- t-corihy sins' N E Champs 85 RF - insincwrity - good luck' KimDeli- CareyHetli:'-.my Melissa - Fl Anne 84 Lee V y ou guy s are the best - I lox e yihll both' Glesmann Uflidwl Greenstein Grimes Greeny lust add water fig Darby the Cars Rockport Abu cookie batter Glory Days Hiiii Nicnac and len - pig out? Let the Good Times Roll bread' Holy Cross - l'm psychedf Let's go High Honor Roll 1.3. Honor Roll 2.-1. Varsity Cross Country 1.2.3, captain 4. Varsity' Winter Track LZ Varsity Track 1.2.3. captain -1, Honor Society -1. Governor xxriting staff 11.34, Student Tutor 3.4. Chorus -1 Kel, Fig, Golden Girl v It 1 X Bubba - Bean skiing uphill ICC Constant Delight Bob HT P 21 lot-'s Tires Can't get there from ht-rv Thanks Mom and Dad Later 46 s fu r -s. e'1 Honor Roll 4. 'I'hird's Football 1.2. Varsity Wrestling 4, IV 1.2. Varsity Golf 1.2.3.-1. Community Service 21 Library Proctor -1, In- gham Dorm Council -1. Milestone 3. lewish Fellowship 1.2.3. president 4. Big Brother 3,-1. Ski Club 4 High Honor 3. Honor Roll 2.-1. Cum Laude 4. Third Field Hockey 2. Varsity Cross Country 3.4. Dance 2. Advanced 3.-1. Varsity Ten- nis 2.3.-1. Fiddler on the Roof . Dorm Proctor -1. Dis- cipline Committee 4, Var- sity' Club 4. Honor Society 4, Library Proctor 3.4. Gov- ernor writing staff 3. Front Page Editor 4. Boarder Rep 3: Colman Scholar- ship 3, Tour guide 2.3.4. student tutor 3. Chapel Committee -1. Big Sister -1 Farmhouse girls . saluki dogs taxi . . moody Red Fox .. Sugarbush . ritz crackers fried eggs. Amy! , sharp knife. Car- ey? Study hall Phillips girls ' Agawam Spain ., PD Sporo Love you Mom and Dad Goodbye CDA! len, Grimesy Exim 11 lwlintl men kmms when the sun is shining High Honor Roll 3. Honor Roll Ll.-1 L Cum Laude Society -1.Sxxlmming 1.3.3.-l. Veg -l.CI1l'T'llTtl1l'llly Service 3. Gowrnnr I StfaflJ.3. BusinessXlaniiger-1.Tt1urei1itle 1 3. Head Tour Guide -t. Red Key 1.3, Big Z Sister 3.-1 -xt Rttliliie B B ls fxlmmt-r Yxltmst' R H S lr Cumpr-ru Atlxvntnrf-s 51.13 JS My Coil' Roslerigo Fin- land Sxxlm l9lor1tl.i Pity lkirty Plum lslantl Wvrds Ltitr' you - Rulbltiv litihl you Klum. Dad. Tib I 7 LEE Honor Roll 2.3.-L IX' Field llutzlwy 3. Third's 2, Adxxinced Dance 2.3.-1, Community Service 3. Milestone -1. Social Committee 3,-1, Tour guide 1Z.3. le-wish I-'ellowship 3.3.4 Hackett Hayman Hey' Hut of my nay. lm ti Senitirx Anne-. Phi-n. lwst friends hondtugopptng slime pizza runs Hampton Beech '85 ENt3l.,'XNU ' llediKimKimIulieIen- CiireyDehKimAmy Cassielednne - friends forever .I Hefdslvy llwllimftl High Honor Roll 1.3.3.-l, Varsity Cross Country L.3.4. Critgket Clulu 3.4. Slight Breeze 2,3.-1, Brass Ensemble 1.2.3. Music Guild Cu-to tee 2. Harvard Book Prize 3, Cluh Visiting Club 3 'lll never get caught I'm too smart to get caught Cres llfll lvl' 2.3.-1. Srmidl Cum Ort IJ. IQUH I l f Varsity Field Hockey 3, Captain -11 Varsity Volley- ball 1.2. Captain 3.4. Var- sity Track 2. Varsity Club 3.4. Discipline Committee -1. Dorm Proctor -1. Red Key '7 Class of '85 or '86 Farm- house Whats that mean. Diana? . ,. NR. , Beeenie! Bahamas '85 . Where is V-Ball camp .ariyxhiyv UVM and Su- garbush Mom + Dad , Thanks for everything GU.-X Amy VN, if 'Q - .g ,-Q- S 'E' 41 -- S S G I' Northeastern Round J Kkilil and Crazy lmxf- Fresh Fest pop Xiu Girls Thats nasty Michael Kim Amx 'Ci -I-l.-ll Flpeirls Sn 14'. i- t, ld. Su 1 Illi- sttinding Margaret - Then- s no stoppin us Varsity Soccer 12.34, .-Xtlxanned lhiniw J YJ lliiwrniur Photo Elinor 4 Photo lnilm Proctor -I Iohn Varsity Soccer?-1 Varsity, Biislwtlmll 1-1 Varsity Baseball 3.4. Dorm Proctor -1, In- gham Dorm Council -1. Big Brother -1 Klink-Burr Road Signs Cook food Mom and Dad late light maneu- vers ridi in police car graduation finally Uncle Ray and Aunt Sharon cement feet from Revere many schemes rexing.dogg1ng.andthe like Perhaps, this may he the end of the beginning' Ll Knoxxit 48 Hum Huard If Mike Fall Play 1.3.3.-1. Winter Musical 2.3.4. Spring Play 3. Director -L Varsity Base- , . . I hall 3. IV 1.2. Thespian Society 3. presi- Ml him? xml Midi uwlwnd dent -4. Honor SOCIETY'-1, Latin club 2.3.4 Radisun lulius buadalaharrg- s F h B ld - l7l1rilil'll'i11p Stilupdl Sl1eS '37' renc ul ,mg Proctor 3.4. Library 'Hamm Stud' mdk ' ml hack Proctor 4. Ski club 3.-4. Tour Guide 3.4, . r, I I ,, . coriiedian lmpersonations S?Zd4Kg? hkiiytigrlgrlhffncement Lommnh wo re :real Xionw-Dad Acting. ' S ' match nit- ily Happiness Success is a ladder which cannot be climbed with lm., your hands in your pockets. johnson Varsity Soccer 3.4. IV Basketball 2. IV Tennis 2.3. Music Guild 3.-11 Milestone 3, Ad manager -1. The Big Wind 41 The Slight Breeze 4, Commencement Committee -1: Big Brother -1 Cruise Mando! . Ski tripx Family scoop No more 65's' . Lets play Hoop Rockit Flip Conference! 'Yeah Mills Cuttin Loose Womens Rule? cy, Chris zt -'AX in 'D if 1' Y . , g. ,ff I I hate proms pool: breath lead them or leave them TCO H.m.m 85 Roomw Wanna see my shax ed leg' Whx art- there rwcords on tha mall' Wwntly 1-L .AB lllgg:'l'l'lt1l1l Nwz thanltsforthvllu 'Panl.-1 ' Normal people are borlng SNK lfaFS1 . ljttttllmll 3 pai-ltitlt 4 llll Ba5livtlmll l tttltldlft l,.1 lr' lla lr- lt ltllr' l HH f rtll' rl A 'farstty Bawllall J 14 Kkarstty Clulv-1 Tour euttlv XXV ltlw to party. Nm f Km rt -3-1 l ttttl ll-tmrTtlIi+-t- l-l Bl! llrfrllwfr 3-l XXX' l-lat ttttr tlwtrtlsll t .-Xntl l1t1ll'lrfl'r'Llrfkvfylmtly ll r ga I - Vmltalt ' lx' SOCCHF 3 ll lf0SS Utlm Nrght tt h tr ' 1 UT 4- X NWN 'f HN vnna tn ke me 1 r P Lacrosse 3 hmm, ltxltrw lxalw-l They said it couldnt be done. Iason K1 SdPrtbf'b ftlfftv Grandmaster Flash Que pasa dmtgn' little Xlr'X1Cfi1 - fll2,!l1TtE Xlnflltt YHan.t.t,th llr1llls 'l'ir'I'mv't fXl.lDg1r Lady Y hustpd lidttrw K Hl'lTlt'll'll Um or fftmxg' VSornvth1ng tn 5t:ur lktaw ydrsm Nurdhl Sklmg J. Loose somethtng Ban-alll lthat - llliltilltlflhl l,ltIlllllr'-Lllli-tltllllli Il- nrwn Ydrsm Ldbmsse 34+ veg Cdl 'farsttjl Sk1Team 2 1 Lthrati. Proctor 4 Tour guided J 54 Rvtl Km. lg S flutms lllttlu l.J.'4,4. Commencement commtttee 44 Bug Brother 3.-l, l-'ood LtllT'1fl'llllPP 1 I.- if X. 'lm -.fm f' -1,1'vlxtt,lUl1pfvslslvrtl-l, l,l- lxrary proctor -1, Crtoket club, Blg BrtmthPrfBtg S15- term:-1.ha1rt11.1n -l Cottage '84 B-Brothers. Raul Dinkers The ICC Pizza Hut X' Lax xx, Gus Ctao, Bormto people EIC- - Fall Thank you all Later. roomte S 4 s.', it ani 0 . en, I, ,. -. ' . Vicky Illiliil N liilltl llvif l-.iq lg, IX limi-.i'tli.ill l,J l..iu riisw 1.J,l,-4, X Society i,J,,1,4, lJi,ini.i l'rotlui,tion dl, lrrwiiv li lililltliilg l'iot,tot 3,4 Dv Ratt Hondritgopping Knife Games Lan- atla Bound Yip ' Square Slllplll thi- Rickee Mary Kay tiara DA -Iams' Iustonv ol the guys the Brotlieis 21 grotipii- I hope you know this will go down on your permanent Stefan, Stef -,,:91.+- '?'illl -,4r ..- record, Krasnakm ich Kutrulies 'Y-lr' . , 1 ,. 'T -O Z-' Thirrl's Soccer l,2. Thirtls Basketliall 1. Lime St Roadtrip Iohn. that looks Varsity Lacrosse 4.IY2,3.'l'hlrtl'S1,lNll1- like, it is a Turlioexpress PYB slcal 2. Stage Manager. Winter Musical Mantlo You were going hon fast7 3,-l, Tech Crew Fall Play 3. Veg -i, Th+-spi' Sugarhush hountl IBMIBUCIHLK- an Society 3.4, Fri-ncli Building Proctor R.-XELD Alison IY A Bl 55 MPH' 3. Director -l Carphone Thanks Mom + Dad tfxa 50 l.+Rir, lwciitxsf- things l1.iIiIii'l'i SLIJUIJJ tjootlniglitm reixintlation liniliali 30, Amazingu' sornlirwros Blake. Al- ison, Halls, Stefan. IaSSe antl Karen, going to miss you all Thanks Mom antl Dail keepin touch, and See ya it IX' Cross Country Skiing l,J. IX' Grill l.Ll, IX' Lacrosse 11, tlommunity Service 33, ., Nuys and Dolls , Tour gtiitlv 1.3. Library Proctor A,-4. Real Key 1.2.3, co- uliairman -1, Big Brother 3.4. flommencefment com- mittvv. Ski club 1.2 'vfih t., we 're ' Henry, Hank Lapham Krukonis Exten if yrili are on the right track, Youll get run over il you Ius sit there - Will Rogers . 4 , ' s L.. v Eric, .4 Satchmo 5' S, L.,--nv'-nn.. K Honor Roll 1.2,3,4: IV Baseball 2.3, Third's lg IV Soccer 2, Third's 1, Winter Musical 1.2.3.-1. Veg 4, The Big Wind 1.2.3,-1, The Slight Breeze 2,3.-1, Governor Brass Quintet 2.3 aerial canoeing club . TWI , Beef Corral loop My Friend! Midnight Golfing Team Myron Byron Iacoby ux x ,I ,- T ,v ' . f ' I 514 4. IK' Srtcvr 3 ','arQ1t1. Football 4 YGYSIQ I NI J SPEAK ENGLISH TRASH XIUIIH Hotikg. 3 Ldptaxn -I. IX' I.dlfI'lJSSP3 Dorm I IImrXX1ck+ftI 'Lam l,dt+1N1gI1ImthIIH P'ofto' -I PFPPIAI' BV'I1In'w prof for I-I Flrvrtdtf H5 Imi .mtl flfwzff SIU: llorm 'War 85+ tin I H Rtwmlf- Hettll Mike Varstty Football 3 Varsxry Lacrosse 3.4, Veg 4. Dorm Proctor 4. Nlextco Cntjt Fundrdtsrng Chatrman -I, Tour gulrle. Food Commrttw. Commencement commtttffe 4, Iumor Carmaal Orgamzer Big Brother B-Hams xx D P P +R I L D Bu m w Amy X011 rv Xlmlfomw Noldr-n It bt Il Il F Thw St NIdI Ixb xlcturx +1 FH Ib TlmnksfnrvwrxthtngIu-.tm mlm X1 tm DI I I X'.Il'sll'. Ifmrllnll ll I IX II rlt Xi ll I I I captam -1, X Hg 4 Llss Xllltlva-I .alll1 Iftutul I Dtd Elv1sCusteII11RPaIIy Slgn That' Wendy Iuggwrnfmt Snugs Tlmnlts XI.1ml .md P4111 Raul Alo, Arul 1 J r. rg' XA , r Coca-tlula Skt Weekend Non Yrolence campargn Whaaat' Nope' time me .1 rulrlmer Xlr't.culll1tr ll'-.rt St Nlrtrlw tlumn' Man makes mistakes, and mistakes make up a man. - Irshad Mecca lX'lN'rfmtl1ng3, lhlrmls B.r5el1.rll,i, Mfg 4, fltrflllflllflllk Serxlte 4, Fre-nr h 4 lull 4, Crtcket mlulu m,.apt.un 344, International r,lul1co-presrtlenl lountler 4. Dorm Prortor 4 Mecca v V George, Bush It lvllllhll uwu 4ll1v11l'lolmr4 lt.lilvwlwlwxl.1lll llmlir-tll1n't4 ltnltltllrtlrnuttv-. 1,4 tlrr1vtovl1.rrluf th: rnrll llornlof llmlntu '.l,mlo ,nnlgt1.,rllr.l:l4 lotrmf ltrfw trmll tnnflrl l'.-W l.t1ll,'g Ill. In rl.-1 1 1 rum. I lrm- l-.mln w ll' ly xourwll lo wtnw ttunv lt Nlfturrthx P t N11 hull-fm '.I.tr1If rt Honor Roll 1,3 3,4,1lt1ml.at1tle 4.k'ars1ty tlrosb Country 1,3, a Modern Dance 1,l,3, 'Back County Crxmes 3, 'A Streetcar Named Des1re 4, '4Vv0flKlI'lgll 4, Honor Soc1et34,Internat1on- Y al Theaptan Soctety 4, Nltlestone 3. no-managxng edrtor 4. T ur gu d 1,2,3.-1. R'd K 3, B S t 3,4 fl Y r e e ey tg rs er ll.-5 Kalrukx master lapan the Krller to-Yo Flamlngfws gml the Sound Lrst lllll5IHH5 llltdlilll nr'-nt.h Skt Trrp when the frost heaxt-5 Sl or 222, Sue' 1115! llke apple crtler f- nn-ell ltrexvmcl Take ull Kllll Hof- l-'or-tl C-rmmrttve, Lthrary Proctor 4 So- r' Fure ent tal l1wl.tj. It was ta 1 lm f:.tl t ommltlef- 't,4 French lrullllmg pmt,- Strk on the phone suxtll Sknng' tor 4 B12 Brother 4, Cummentiemenl Ppnrntl N lv + Doe lli tllw Hue tornmlttww 4 Xkho s Who 'Xlemvu 52 -1, Iliiyi-rniir 3. fllflllf l'llgl1lluf14'il' Rfill lfl, l'lOnfi I Riill l,J,3Al l iuil 34 X irsity lhiiflil lliii ly A' Lum .. e-, .., ,r,i, IX l,J. lXlritle'rI1 ll.im,r' l,.l lltllllvt itil nts ilitiit lliv Riirifu fl, lXlllt'Sl1lI'H'3, lin- , f' lliinmitltw- A,-l. Rr-4 tiygniz guide 14-43, biii.i.il ,uillm Kim ..iiiii.i lite ly llf' Sl lli1..iii, liiii lin 'vivid I t-ili.-f Pi,y,.- il' Si ii ,f-1 'i',,-, i..v.,,, l l'..,rt .ill ft l-.iw Qi. . R-,il H,-.,i l i YOU Klan ffiiil till inf Il'te periple dll tif the time. Il S been tl-ine ll 'Varsity Fuotbetll 1,Z,3, captain -t 'Varsity Basl-ci-thall 1413 cdpttiin -l 'fdrstry Track 1,13 StutlenlB1itly Pr'-siflent -t Class President L3 Dorm Pmctut -1, llnniiir Siiciety -l Big Briither 3.-l 5 year plan New England IIht1mpS Scheme tiftpr scheme Rntitisigns Chintitnyyn the Beust niwtb Guar- tlfdll .Mifltlemlsms -llnil Street grubhin' yyith Dinii Lnyv yiiu Mum, Dad + l,.it1rie Tylm, ywwu rv thit lwst' NdI'QlImH Nllimlney' Neslmtt Yyliiiire Cross Country Skiing 14 IX' La- T Z-Dug Blncklsltmd R.iiil'shmise l'ni- crosse 3,Th1rd'sl,.2,Vars1ry'Has- hah 7 The Sh.ir.k Perkins 1+ 3 Sl-cmny ketball manaQerl3 Veg -l,Cwm- I dipping iniurwl only Pmipy, llriiiiiiy munnfj. service 3, Fund committee Nlrmner, + Trtiny Puertii Rim lh.- lywlxt- 3,4 French Buildinz Proctor 4 M Duties HUC FUN' Xlirsity' llJm1ll,idllJ,3, MVP -1, All League 3,4. Shrinefs .-'yll-St.ir game 4, Liicdl News Player of the year. Varsity' Basketball 2.3.-l. Xlirsity 'Ilmek 2.3,-1, Outing Club t.2,3,4, Big Brother 3.4 5 year plan Wheres my feet I grit no money lt's Moving' Happy Trail .1-I frwntls yea llullis we won a game' Playing with the big boys rwyy Dave 'li X lkxn y ., S. O' 'X Honor Roll 3,2 Ftvltl Ilorlwg. 13, IU- Thanks Mom, Dad, and Mrs Niulltgan Hockey 3,-I, Modern Dann- J I.aLr1t5m- Rfd Fox I Ilt I Plum Ialand 1.3.-I Veg -I, Milestone X,-I, tloxvrnor Rambo tjrv-If-15 ttl Ttrf-Ndat pard- Wrtttng Staff -I. Tour gtudv 3 4, Photo .-X--r--snuth - Nitlw I at laal tw I-mutt Club J Frvnrh tllub 3-t the-I rv It Sandy, Snick We all live under the same sky but we don't all have the same horizon. - Konrad Adenaur X , P.-narnto Itna Kim Htgh Honor Roll Q I,-I Honor Roll 1, Cum Laude -1. Yarstry Socce-r3 4 IX' 1.1. IX' Yoll.-xball t,L,4 IK' La- crosse 1.2. Honor Socrery-1. Governor staff t,J.3. Edt- tor-ln-tjhlef -I Uorrn Prof,- tor -1. Yarstry Club 3.4. D15- clpltne Commtttee 3,-I. Tour gutde 1.1.3 PhtII1ps'H3.Tanyakl'-sson: Ielly beans hrccups fallen toga I lost my car' Thanks I C, for mr-rythrne moody '84 'I'hanl4sA1m Mom, Dad Dee, and It CIAO' 54 At. me I' 1 .f .cgi IK'F1eId Hockey 13, X' Ice Camarovflan S5 Tommy Plum Island trtps Vt hoop- Ifloul-,ey 3,4. Granola tlhtld st Madxxoman Captarn Panttr-S Beauskers -I tlompero 3,-4, Mr Metz fltpflop Whtteltnw Z Holly Htlltam DGWMUII Sqush Nez Ilygen-1 I low you MDTNN1 Last Lall couldnt teach. 'cause tw knev. better - Palm- Headbanger, KFP, Shortie, Poopy Soccer Z, Laerosse 1. Communtfy Serxtee 3.-1,NIt-n's K' Bas- lwtball Manager Fr:-ngh Butldtng DtreLtor,L1lJraI'y Proctor. Black Student Unton 1.3,-1, Spanlsh Club 1.3. Washtngton Week -1 I-Iondocopplng Ik hat. no Brantxxood' HID. CL. UA - IQILIIZZI anyone' IIII,IIJt,Q'I'IjkIAH IlRdI'Rb-gutttl lurk Kltlw-gv15k'.tmmIr1g'KIy mf. frtend Sam Good Lurlt to anyone Io v. hom I ever talked If I want to get crazy somettmf-s. Its alrtght, IIS rng ltfv, And I play to urn - Moms Anne 40' I-Itmnr RI,111J54 X drgm.I-1'-IIII'If1r.I-,IFJ X IIFSIIX Balm-IImIIL,XIau1Ix I..1f,ms5v I,L, Marwty t,IuIt I Q 34 SI.t,I.1I13v+n1m1Itf-v I LI t.hdIrm.m 4 Red Ivy, I J 1, 'I't:11r'I'-mmm I L I fXIIIr'sI In FtInI,IRd151na Xidndzwr -I S-muh 54 flu 4 B19 S-:star S4 Tml-Lt-r Phwnnlfwr IIHIIIIIMII QIIIIIHIIIIII, IIMIIIIIIH- tldrf 1 tw MQ t II IU fl I. Em-I Iitmmf X.1IIhdHI 7 4 ISE Nltvrgmw-I'I BIII IiwIItIr1f-M' If tha. tImI', Itnw.-. 9II2z1I'I.X.IIIw II Im? Imw-' ? l'4 W4 Iwhtanx IIIQ SIIIIIN Hmx hlgh It1m. htm IIIIIIIFI I at-I-.I1-.xx I.Ir I w.II,.h IIWII'-mis tm IIINH Ydrxxtj. Crum flttuntrx I-I fxltuiwrm Ihfmfw IJ IJIIIIIIIIIIIIII, Smxnr- I 'Imu IQIIIIIII Ati. Tmm Q3 4 SI-.1 t.It1It -1 Bm SINIPI 4 Nrqud KC Ht1HI,IrIv1rpplI'1g SIINII Kg I-2II I'IIx III NIILAIIIIISII IIlsI IM-I-It MII III txw zmxb NIf..1IImyrItn1ghI' Ium IIIIIIQIIIIM'rf'rw,III'. utfmr1.Ip.IrI-U 1.11 I-. Ixl I I It H-MII' K1mIJHIIKImIIMI1.-Innf-Im'-lflnlvrwIvm'-.mrw I It.-..',I1IIulI'.J Carey 5 v J Ll-t Pm Moaner, Grunde, short ITIGXICHH, Monan Y.Irs1tyS+1c:t,vr1,2,3,c..apI.nn IXIYII-I,X1Irs1I3 Ixiwndn, tht- Yxiwxnmn Ihrruttr ILI- Ii1IsIwIImII,I. Mvrfs YQIFSIIB BasIwII1.IIlm.m- m.Irut.I.m I-'I I'ImIkIrrw.1tI1 wtrttgtj. - tagwr -I, Ydrslty Ldt1ftISf-M' .l,3,-I, XXII:-.ity LIIIII tirfnwpy R wr U' Sikh tQttngr.II- I,J,3,-I,'I'm1rl2l1idv l.!,.'I,-1. RQJIIKQ1 313. Su- lxldtltms Rum Itrmktitmxxna Rani uml committee 3.-I. Humor Suciwty Ii,-I. Duxlnuw Pxtbtwpx Ttrrultsllxs PIII- Ikkrvmh Iwunltimg pmcztt-r 3,-I. Spdnlsh dull ryptmlwr II.Irx.mI Sqtmrv NLII1. 3.3. Blg Slslwr 4, Class Sw,reI.1m 'I'rr-.mxrvr HIIIIIII-III AIIIIHI MII mItIn1gIII BH 5 4, llnmmumty mumll Swurelfary 'I'rv.IbII1'-I IIt:rI:,ru-mth QXIIIIHI N1wI1ndII -I . IIdxxau'85 Y1VllIXwgnIdI'I'Ir'IItI Il 5 'f nnf1mIn-Ing an Illwgdl alwn' - tit-nrlsla ulx :mx Iiwnwr Rull 4, l'ImtI X I 'Ir'ItI II:-f,Iwy J,X'.Irf1I3 'fmt Ig XIIIII- vm Ihmt .1 J.-4 IYNH'f'IrI1..I1.Iwf I I'IwItI I..1Iv pmt IIII 4 HI: Slstvr I, ljnmmumty Swrxu .1 ,I Iulie II yuu t,uII I IW u1II1II1.1t1rwy-III ltuxv. LuwtI1.1tur1.fyIa1I'rt' with - llrusby, SIIII5, .mtl Nash Rv1t1Iw A II! K1mIwrIIm15 IAQ-, uI1-'Iv 5 II.IIIytwrItI' I'XI.wr:I+-II.1rffw Ilnv' Imlxtumfwr' Stvlla Hmqulxred Ildrwy st tmpqllttt-II IIMIIIIIIIIIIIII NI- IIIIAIIISIII' 'I'ur1IgI1Ixw'Iw rv.1IIy gunna party' I1r'f'IvI.u,vs HJIIIIIIKIII + Kim + LW 1 I.IrIru11IvIv- Ilfvglmltla .5. 7, -U 1 I - 4. 2. L s. A ' 1 . . s Q 1 lv' I ' K' 55 ':. 'ks e gd ,w 1 v ' -l1Y...nll'Ao. lllll.lu.n'.l.n tfffuunuunil - h:::-unosnu.-n- - .....!f?'!?!f! ' Land ho. Seadog' Kalhua + Strokes fresh fruit + vegetables storpion howl Heres Iohnny' H+-llo 'Ted- dy Bear Today is tomorrow M L AH DD B.-'x CC SD LD IB TB KM AW KP IU IH BB TN SB - loveyal II.YSfXIl 5-26-8-1 Iltikrvtlt Tuckie' Thanks ?y1om+Dad. I low gulf holhl Todd, Smitty Marie Varsity Soccer 1,231 Honorable Men- tion All-league Varsity Volleyball 3,-1, IX' J, Varsity Tennis 1.2.3,-4, Varsity Cluh 1,13 4. Dorm Proctor 4, Tour gu1del,J,3, Gott-rnor staff 3,-it Drug and .-'klcohol r,ul'Ttmtllo-'ff 3 Food Ctmmmlttr-fl T,.f,h4, Ili' nior carnival committee 3, Nfilt-'stone 4, Big Sister 4 Sheffield Smith X e YY I . ltl'.' ' gnc F' ' 5 I ,pl ll . Q N 1 Mr and Mrs Bragdon, Ms U. Thanks for making it easy unthab T Power boots Well meet again Greg, Rob. Bill. Taylor A years not enough Waldecker I dont know Varsity Football 4. Varsity Wrestling 4. Varsity Basketball Scooter, P-Nut Varsity Football 3.-1, Yarsity Basketball 3,-1, Scooter Chillin' Shlepping Uni- Spring Track 3. Veg 4, Dorm Proctor 4 hah T Rooms for rent Eames Stompo Ba-Ba thanx Cene+Nez +Moaner+Kelly N-N-Nineteen , Oh, no! Locked out , , Later CD + Rob He who has the gold makes the rules .Thanx Ma ., Bye y'all. i 14- Small Stahl Mia Varsity Soccer captain 3: Musical chore- ography -1. Dorm Proctor 4: Senior Class Vice Presidentg Vice President Commu- nity Council: Discipline Committee -4L Honor Society 43 Social Committee 3.-1 Boyntonettes , , Tanya . . . Wednesday . I . English Tracy Monique to THE GRILL lon Gardner Kim Newkirk Duxburyville . . Slugsl , Paul lLesliel , Soccer , . . Asleep where? . Ms. Dou- gherty Thank you , . to my family with love I love you Paul. X Football 3 X arsltx XX restltng 3 -I To the people I call friends The Doors IX 1 Xarsm Lacrosse 3-t IX L ticket Dorm Masters Heb The Hes Club of friends -t roommates T.-XB Z., I A s X t What sophomore year Black Ma- rauder Pits Res No Practice Gus Class of '85' I love the friends Ive gathered together on this thin raft. We ve built pyramids in honor of our escaping. - lim Morrison Gene Hene Rafty I Q 1 I l , l S Rob .1 .Ms X A mr.l ,, , vi 'I I, A - r A Give me stones, I'll build a castle. Give me trash. I'll burn it! - S. I. lenkins III Varsity Soccer 1.3.3. co-captain -1. ISL All-league-1, All-star 2.4. Varsity Hockey 1.2.3.-1. X-mas All-Tournament 2nd Team 3. Varsity Lacrosse 1.2.3.-4. Varsity Club 1.2.3.4 Taft Sludley Thomson Sweeney High Honor roll l. Honor Roll 3.3,-1, Var- sity Football 3.-1. Varsity Track 3.-1. Thirds Hockey Manager 2,3.-1, Milestone Sports Editor 43 Mansion House Commit- tee -13 Gun Club 3.4. Big Brother 3.-1 lack + Birdman at Sugarbush G + T's Sumant. Mecca. Stefan, Bailly. C I - car phone! ., Blake. Mike - Mondo! Henry + Kart-n .Skiing Ut Hi Missa, Amy. and Nikki! , Keep your thumb on it Graimps! Thanks Mom anti Dall. Love ya Liz Hel: EAII Shtnkelhoff Pity Party Aggie stops mth rf.-tt RHS if 56789 to. .at May 25 Uncle Mollie Flori- da '86, Psycho. Cooh. Harvey. Sea- son G B 's Drinking won't solve anything! .,.g..-- ,qs 4 -fl 1-Thi xg If we werent all crazy we'd all go insane. I. Buffett H1l,E,,ig, ' Honor Roll .i,4, X'.1rs1ty Srmwr 14,4 X 111- Slllljivl' 'l'l'111 l-1-.1rs11r11w P11111 KG, '. ,fi Q ally llmlwy 4,4 lY'l'vr11115 i lJ111rnl'1111- Nlll IK .l11g11L1t' prwy x-.lrm l'l 1 Q '7 tor 4, Nlllvslwwrwl'v11pl1- li4l1t111 4 l:lI'lll,ll tlhlll mul' 'llYlIH'I1tllLllldT Ruh- tn 5 lllllll llrvslslvnt Ii, Sltl llluh '4,4. S11c,1t1l rwh lQh111.t1l.1tv r,.1lw l11r l1rv.1lilr15l 3 4 lf' , 1, l.11r11rr11ltf-1-14, Nl.1r1m11111 llouw Prnt 1111 tllyrlv - SU U14 -115.155 HG' Nlu:.1L Q ' 4.'l'11ur guulw A, H114 Slstvr 4 rs former 'l'h.1r1lxs SID Mum and Dad, l love you' Faculty and Lldbs of - 'un 'un i -.. X. a v I Nikki ' a ll11nr1rr11lllJ'I,4 Klarslty 51111111 l,J,J4,4, Knrslly ll.1slwtl111ll 5, 1,11- Lt111l.11n 4, IK' J, Ynrerty tr.11.lu 11114, -M110 re-L13 rvr,11r1l JS, X .11- Sllj tllulu l..l,4,4 tl11x'vrn11r 111l1t111 -1,H41r1111 S111,1vtx 4, lJ11rm Prnt 1111 4,SI114lvnttt1t111.Llr'11111l1,11n1r111ttf-tr 1,J,'i, Spnnlr-h1l11l1 J. lJr11g:'xl111- h11l1,11rnn11Il+Av 4 ling 51ster 14 llvllrr 5r1.1nk111 ' lust 11.11 lt x1111r lmgm .mtl gvt 1 1111l' K1tt3l111nlupt1rt1l l I Vlllllh rny horn Prrlm-' P11k+ 1111r wr rv! Il,l VIMK4-11-.1-1 xrwrrxwlurnu lr11-rtrlalfuwrvfxvr - Shuflwlx A'l'Tx1KP'l'lkP1,lHl'l'?x1,-X Yll KM' I l1llX x1111YxI11rn + ll.1tl l11.111,l2llpX' . Karen Turlu-r l 1111ll111ll l,l l,.11r11W-34,13-1ll4 ll11r111l'r111l11r4 li1ll l'r11lwll11ll lllfn 1 lX111I1-1 Xl11s11.1l 1.11-1 5pr1111Jr1l.15 lg 'l'l1f1s111- .1r1 81111145 11 '14 Nl1lvst11n1-1.1r111l.1I11111 Ttl.111,1gwr 4 llh11rl1SlJl,4 111 lfft 4,4 l'Ir'll1ll li111l1l1r111pr111I11r 44 Sl411l11l1 1 Q li1uli111Il1e1 S4 El 9 l l.1nwl.1n1-' II 5 Sdlllfll-ly' .'X1111lv 11111 YXl11n1l11 t,.1111h-11114 I11111: 1xl.1111l B.11.lx 11.1111 Sllltllll lmll Ilrtttr' Txl.1ltlir1stxw11tl llvll H1114 1-Xrnr111.1z1r1g Glrmrm' tJl'All llvy,Ht1l1v liutr hw Th.1nx Nlorn ll.11l, wx111'3l1111ly - I, x.1 ' tw gum' 'lt'sl1ettvrt11l1111n111111h.1nt11 fratlw .may .14 ' Q rt. Q SL-.gg W A 5 312, ul 9 ' Q l -F .44 wi'a.aI S 58 Truman Tvromey Nu. l'm drrvlng We all threw rt The Perfect Cnme Eames Dorm - Vile Ch . T must Rlde Stompo Unlhab 7' - rl rl Hondocopplng.Bount1es,Bren trage- S' g dy at Exxon A Cold R1de Home Yr1rN1tyS1ur,vr 4,X'.1rs1t5 tjolfJ,3,4.D11rm Proetor 4. Governor luusmess staff-1. Tour gulde 34 lrl111rlt.11r11r111ttee J, Meth Tutor 3, B1g Brother 3,4 5 .. Iohn, lack Zihu must dw ntunr. nut th' l1v.nllur.l, Run Hfrrrrr, emu. man tllll16'l'IllIltlfPl Nlrllwr tn Ylw rnrrrrnrr.: N N1 rr Nu su rt ugrr ru. h um of the hfwrxyxxf-rghts drd unyIh1ng.lp.rrrwl. wxtwjrl ann rnl Hl' -ll ll littrrhlll mn XX Vntzfl Yippa, Alex De Ram- Tripp1n'TraCy My, yuu smwll masrgulrnrf' Uncle Pervre 5 Imumpetwrrlb this way Nay Nay green fly' Knit? gamv I knwxx .1 guy n.amer.l Nrulty Ne dt thw Upvru Hou Achtung srhrweful' Vdrsrty I-'wld Hockt-fy IX' L. 'l'h1rd s 1. Vdrsrty Bualugllrull 4.1. t,4l'L,dflldllNl -1. IX' 1. IX l..r1.ruamr 3,.i.'I'h1rds l. Yursrty 1QlulrJ.5. Hnnur Srmrflty 3.4. French Burldrng dm-ctur -l. rrrur tur 5. Art Drrvctor nl A Stn-vluur Namwd DQ-sure lluy SlllllQ'I1lRt'lI 1.fNl1lvstur1v'.'XIIEdltflr -1. Real lkcy 2.3. German club 1,J,3, Pnttvry Club 4.4 Emmy yourself, rt'sl.1tertlmn yuu thrnlx Emmy yuuself uhllv Wu rw strll rn tht: prnk The ye-urs go hy as qurrldy ua trrll xxrrtlx Emmy yuursvll. Q-nun yuurmefll It's later than yuu thrnk '- Ihr- bpm rulr Y xun lub Ydfiillj Supper JA.-I IX 1 Xurprty XX rwflltng -1 l . L XVEIFSIIX Huckey 3.3.-l,X'.lrS1ty Larrussw - 3.4 Ilurdr 1 Varsity czluh 3.4, Drrrrn Pfrrtlur 4 'I'uur gurtlrf t- 4 Chatrman -I. French Burldrng prutl-rr 3. drrettur -1 it:- nrur Class Vice president. N.at1t1n.sl llunnr Sutrvty -I DOI'Tl'lCUl1l'lllll3.-1.CI'lL,lKPICllll13.-l,5lkltllllt 1-1 P lrtr tl commlttev 3.-1. Latin club 1.3.-I. Sfldlllbll tlul- 4 Rf-tl Key 1.2.3. Blg Brutherll-1 Frrends 'IX-rrrhlv txwlw GT, BS. and othvrf l'nrh.rlr' fltunlu X1unt.ll.ad ll Urugrua llrurtzrf '. Tufts fxlwl - unly the gut-tl'Ilutuyut1' .'-.tzrwf A man f'l1llSll'itJc'Ill'1l5l'l lPY1clSltlllIR tr-vmturrt rvrrn ' - Samuel lrthriw' YI Iugzvrnaut 59 Q f ii-no I , . . -,, I li Varsity Footlrall 3.4, Varsity Wrestling -lg IV Basketball 3, Yar- slty Track 3.4. Dorm Proctor 4 Tom Booger Ghost-stories Mr Urtlxxay Blum-if-nfl St fxlnrkstlariif- Uri-stlirig Blows llistory-of-the-World l1yWHS We-ll - limi-Y.i-lboiri' - Pilgrim uh - How - Quaint Love You Mom, Dad, + Cindy Tlitinks Nnk tlootllitv Dail - ll.Y This is the end my only friendg The end of laughter and soft liesg The end of nights we tried to die: This is the end. - lim Morrison Alison Modern Dance 2.3,-4. Thirds Field Hockey 2. Smith A Co -1. Community Service 3,-1, Library Proctor 4, Free Athletic Term Com- ITtlIleP -I Aroooo sharks apple pie scratching post theory Stefan Hen- ry's cat? Karen Mike Blake Henry Bailly Liz Andy Choo-Choo' Fxltklxfs Ankles stone walls troublemaker - me lust ducky! , .Thanks Mom A Dad - Love ya 60 At x anced Dance W 3 -1 Smith 8: Co 3 Choreog riphfr -1 I-iddler on the Roof Lhoreographer 3 Assistant director Drama -1 Lommunltw serxice 3 C ommunitx council 3 Honor Society 34 Cover nc r l,LZ,3.4, Tour guide L,3. Co-chairperson -13 Big Sis- tu Organizer 43 Class Offi- cer 3, Red Key 2.3L Thespi- an Society 4: Governor l,2,3,-I Am If they only knew . . , Nol- den+Sexy you slip- I'll fall Lauriane . , No- body here's good enough for you , Ankles Bes- lvst fri:-mls Thanks BP. Mr Rowe, Mrs Guy, Mom. .intl Dall XX alltiim Hliyntitl Zxwil As.itlonri.in Q it-if .,, .. 1,,i ,, , '.,- . is-f is 3, r gig? J! .jf-. , b. 1,4 -J - . VX ' L 1iW 4 Sometimes I smile 1 i It it-5:ir.?. Marge Steve . ,. Mary WFF . . . Micker , . . fly- girls , . , 142 Huntington . , Baystate . . , fresh fest .., who zoomin' who? ,.. round 2 . . . NMN! , . . strut . . . Rabb - so outstanding . . . Roechelle . . . Penguinus . , , Davey D .... Bobby , . . Ness - theres no stopping us. when I shouldn't. 1-1-,, -,..ud.-C--:-,e.-4-1 .,yz': '. ui I A Yarsrn Freld Hockey captam -1, IY2.3,Th1rds I,Yar51I5 Yol- Iej,IuII-1 Y.1r51Ij. Traulx 1.1 XIYP 3 sjagrtarn -1 Yarxlty vlnh Q14 Twur annie IQI B19 Srster L? SM lihrh I J Debbie laik UK sIiIIjaII l'NHI1II1I,!I'1I' S11-1.4rv.aIIb Keep nil the grass falfer Nerak K-NI.-XRT Carey, Anne Ien Hedr. KIm Lee, Kzm Ien, I Ima 31,111 guys' Amy x the haII,I1nIe5 nf 1986 'Vhanks Klum ag Dad Waters 5, 'N '.'.'endIer Honor roll 1,2.3.4. Modern Dance 1.2.3. Thlrds Field Hockey 1, Thirds Lacrosse 1. 'Frank 1, Veg 4, Milestone 3, lihnrus 3,-I, Hue! 4, German Iluh 1.2.3,-1. SlJdl'1lSh club 3.3.-I frlends Elysa + Sue French hurldlng 5k1 trlp Mundo Bash Tavern hunrincnpprng at the mmn-5' Fflddf Ihe 11th playlng with your h88lS,dg8lI'1 f .anyone nan! lu buy me a coffee? Wallem Noah IX' Soccer 2 3, Veg -1, Yarslh. Lacrwsae 4. IK' 3. Thrrds 2. Cricket nluh Cn-Captain 3 4 Frennhhu1ld1ngpr-mctor 34 Ski club 3-1 Fond IQ1JIT1I'T1IlIffH 3.4 Ingham Dorm Connell 3 -1 Big Brnther 3.-I Cangrarularmns' PII: I'I'1lhdIJ- I-'minds Ierrlhlv !'.'.v-11.2 BI T-XIUN '84, H5, '86 Tracy f.aIInm ICC Thanks-7.1mm Dad Nes- hrls, Tafts and Sw- U Um-Ipj. Aloha' ' We make the standards, and we make the rules. - Iam - rs1tX'For1lball3, ' 4 1- 11 v on ' W ac, ., NA 1r1,,r1 1 rev,---1-: 1-111-1111 - .1, 1.1 11 1111 1111 lllll'v'A ew'-1 1- s 11 11 .1 ls H mf' I' 1 ., 1'- 1 Z. 1'lif1 ,,' ' l -I .x Q lx arg. l'1clll r n th R f IX 'lr ki R1 fklivl.-1 P43-Y '5- 1 xr11i4l11rI111lS4l1 Xlhll l ll 1111 -H. X V' It 4 llglir111l1.'1 4 I, Q ki llllkfflll ll1lJ1 l1lR 1 l XX ll 1gn 1111 mx lllll l1 ll IJ! H6 INS IlixllrlllNJlSllRXN1!XX1JIrlllINIRXII These thirty-two people have been in the class of '86 at some point, but they weren't part of the graduating class for various reasons: Mike Davis, Chris Konovalchik, Sean Leonard, Deirdre Menard, Suzanne Pelletier, Tom Rus- sell, Pam Bostwick, Hollis Brown, Kirk Brown, Tanya Curry, Rob DeLena, Marie Donaldson, Andy Hack, Rob Haley, Iirn LeMaitre, Dave Miller, Chris Morse, Marc Nevins, Caleb Pow- ers, Victor Robles, Chris Tauro, Ieff Ashworth, Paul Delaney, Kirsten Flagg, Greg Harris, T. W. Iohnson, Adam Kneissler, Cary Longstreet, Laura Malay, len Martin, Lindsay Seward, and Ben Williams X 'Q N Qs P 9 ,' SX 41. . 'xx' W 23117 ' YYY wg X 4 all 1 - 'll Ill 1 1 I X 1 X I N I I A N N I I H N I 3 s E 63 h This is a year that all the Iuniors will remember. It was an active year for everyone. If you weren't compet- ing on the athletic field you were busy in the classroom competing for class rank. In extra-curricular activi- ties the class spread themselves very thin. The Art Club was made up of primarily Iuniors while the Miles- tone was headed by two Iuniors. The class was apart during the academic year, but we came together at the Ir. Class Ski Trip. It was high- lighted by an outdoor heated swim- ming pool, luxurious condos, and twenty-six inches of snow which unfortunately left us stranded an extra night. We returned to take the S.A.T. for the last time of the year. We then turned our energy toward colleges and the successful Ir. Class Carnival. Our hopes are high and we expect to travel very far. V' ff 9 4,89 'ff' 2 'WH V 'T , ,, soPHo QRES -rr.. . ' 'Z ,N eg , '9 :di Q I N-:L 75,-ff' 3 ...ff I 'H-04 :'Y'1 1X M f at ..-X .o 4 2' , V . 1 'A ,,a?r can i .-0 Tfv- 1 af. - 1' . Q H-'A.,Q -t-i 1' - . sw H o1r..z.:+:.1v.a Two Sophomores and a confused Senior. P ,. V' 1 6' i 4 ox an ,I -2 Ex-Sophomore, Dodge Morgan. bl FRESHME LYS The MILESTONE would like to wish good luck to the Freshman Class and to their future success. l ,ff--A K ,i 68 M53 I 'id I ut. .,.,, 'fav .Af -x.. .4 . I ff u r'ss s f ,f N :Qi ,W ,u,. vw- -hg e P , L if x 4 if 1 af. ,- ,- J pl C . 4, ,' oc 2 6' ' Q 1 0 -as 4 2 1 X? 'Q Luv I ,..-'Z t ' K - , lx. ','-:, ,IL ' 1 ,,V. A lififs H f 1 f - -J x , , .-if 3, X 461 ,vp .L V W' Y ,V QL F X X ' XL ' L .X J M' ' M X -I P..- . .A , Ni' ff V' tp.. v' 4 , v, 9,1 -, Q' FQO4' 'R ix Op 'v far-W f 'i'si2C I 1 , . , ,B-iff, We V- 4 ' a ' all 5 I -wi P' A ' di Q 1' S O Q . Q JM , -E, . O 5' . , I U? UQ' 1 1 V 5 .4 . r-s u.1.li4.?C,..-LI-aa.-,.J A.-.... Jsugff. A- v ui 'R' hi' L'iI.l.'-i'i. .'l -nk LSRSAWA 39112310 N005 V 'N :Abt- ,. pw-, rf a '1 .nr s -3 - I -Wu I .lx 25 my 1 f 111,141 J' af L2 ,. -Z 'ia 4 sfi Q Q A w , s N V ' xs. GPENING DAY N Nr Yes, we are Seniors! Summer is over. Welcome hack to school. Time to hit the books And start acting Cool. Seniors rule at G.D.A. Iuniors dont have time to play. Sophomores want to share all they know Freshman d0n't even know where to go. Homework starts at a heavy pace Senior slide seems to have no place. Studyhalls are full of Frosh. Even seniors study by gosh! The year has begun and Looks like it's going to be a lot of fun! - f I I A ni i I I.. I A ru , . . , Smile, or l will kill you Q ,C Y .J 'QQ ll 5 Q I 1 --PS I L... Rw1l elution is XYhPI1yllll ft'r'ly'UllCUl1lCiUrllffh flStill'XmthillltSIilI1diI1gtlI15'r1llI'IiITllM'S.U- LARSUN THE ARTS ,N 5 K , ,A ' K K ,Q the' xxhulv urmrlcl iI1X'1lllI'hdI1KlSU- KHXII' f Zn EVERYTHING IS WONDERFUL. if fr E V WEMICHEL Beer on campus? Halloween iii Miller or Idol??? S-,' N -6-. Q -iiiii Turn it off! -f 5 ' 1 t 4 111.1 .i I -S xv W Phone Q Arablan kmghts? Behave, or I'll whip you! AQ X A qi, - Lf 4 ,Q 232 ' fl ,, 1 3. ASQ , ,, :E- X 1 ,, .W 1 ,- ? ' u-?vj xx S Nuif 1 Y v L. F , J-,l ' Mrs, B. fmecls the hunn o l'l IN E. I AT DAVE'S I 00 CATY U l UPEN HUUSE Greatness is usually the result of natural equilibrium among oppo- site qualities, - NEWHEVV l Sczuupimg, If-muumf' f-1 . 1 fl! Movements speak better than words. Clean up crew ..., ,uqd ' ANCE Yun xx :nt rn: tn tt.zn..' xxvt xnn M11 t1rvr1'tsvrin N i -Q A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE ,.-Q., '- Eunice Hubbell A women Stella Kowalski Stanley Kowalski Mitch Steve Hubbell Blanche DuBois Pablo Paper Boy A Mexican Woman A Nurse A Doctor LAW RENCE TRETLER DIRECTOR -XXIY XX HX NOTT ASSISTANT DIRECTOR KRIS KOBIALKA PRODUCER SUE CAGE STACE M-XNIACER Al EX NI-XRCIILEKX ICZ RRTISTIC DIRECTOR ALBERT FINN TECHNICAL DIRECTOR TECHNICAL CREW THE CAST Sue Cage Kris Kobialka Shoshanah Halpern Michael Iasse lohn Bailly Ioe Daley Emily Stephens Drew Schiller Scott Singer Vicky Krasnakevich jennifer Criffen john Brennan n S sk SJ, X - Q :ilk Act ff-1 'fy fx' .xx vg' ', ' IW 'E 9' Y 3.3 -av' fn-, in , ,ev Nil-his 1 Af 'ifc- Q 4 , ,. ,J-A I ix.. sl' -ii' Q n 'N Al O 1 EE : .Q -nn--ii' isa? F' kj ' fl E 53? L sf ff! , 4 2 f' 5 12? YM. FALL SPORTS 4433 CROSS CQUNTRY Ti Coach White, Captain Darryl Conte, and Coach Abusamra MVP Cabot Orton Front Row: M. Kaleel, C. Heasley. D. Conte, I. Von Wentzel, S. Bhatia, Second Row: Coach White, C. Dobrosielski, M. Dyer. I. Montrone T. Twining, A, Rockwell, A. Barton. C. Orton, Coach Abusamra, Third Row: T. Carmichael, R, Craceffa, C. Whynott, S. Uttam. I. Mackay- Smith, M. Curtis, P, Colgate, C. Zabriskie, D. Palumbo if-S. I.S.L. CHAMPIQ 'T' mihal, Coach White, Captain Kelly Colden, and Coach Abusamra l - I f J MVP Amy Russell Front Row: I. Crimes, C. Quinn, K. Colden, M. Dyer, I. Clesmann, Second Row: Coach White, A, Russo, M. Bolyea. S Hijikata, K. Haynes, A, Russell. Coach Abusamra Men's Varsity GDA OPP St. Sebastians 15 50 B-B8rN 25 36 Thayer 35 20 Brooks 21 38 Belmont Hill 50 15 Rivers 37 18 Middlesex 42 17 Groton 30 27 Lawrence 28 29 I.S.L, Championship 11 of 16 Teams Interscholastics 12 of 20 Teams St. Pauls 43 15 Final Record: 6-4 f if L s , f . 4' This year's Cross Country teams were young, inexperienced, but con- tained valuable talent for years to follow. On the men's team there were ten new members all coming from last years IV team. On the girls side, Amy Russell, a freshman was the teams MVP. Cabot Orton winning many races and the MVP was a top com- petitor, along with Iosh, von Went- zel, Darryl, and the ever determined Mosa. The teams close unity was helped by Friday night popcorn par- ties and frightening runs at both the Ingham and Amesbury Hills. The highlight of both teams sea- sons was the girls first place finish in the Interscholastics. Men's IV GDA OPP Thayer Out of the fog. gigiliie Belmont Hill 43 16 Rivers 15 43 Middlesex 27 28 Groton 33 24 Lawrence 15 40 St. Paul's 45 16 I.S.L. Championship 4 of 14 Teams Interscholastics 4 of 13 Teams i 84 Final Record: 5-3 Women's GDA OPP Nobles 23 35 St. Mark's 24 33 B-B8rN 24 33 Thayer 31 26 Milton 21 36 Brooks 20 39 Exeter 33 25 Middlesex 31 28 Groton 25 31 St. Pauls 21 37 I.S.L. Championships 4 of 9 Teams Interscholastics 1st out of 10 Final Record: 7-3 N L f '-K? 5 23g 1o ' , .1 X U ,l lgx ' JJ? 'ax V Fa , +-' M, A' , I e- . 1' Ar,-r 'Y ' . ' i , 205' 1 g 45? IOGD' 935' 76 135' , nf J A l Q 4 W rv El, Fr - Front Row: S. Reeves, T. Iohnson, S. Gammon, M. Wells, I. Fosdick, I. Ashworth. A. Swanson, H. Shin, D. Schwartz, Second Row: Coach Price, C. D1Clemente, B. O'Brien, A. Noel, M. Zracket. I. Malony, R. Shain. K. Brown, M. Dackert, I. Sullivan, Coach Karin. St. Georges Roxbury Latin St. Sebastian's Nobles B-BSN Rivers Thayer Alumni Lawrence Brooks Milton Groton St. Paul's St. Mark's Middlesex Belmont Hill Varsity CDA 0 0 3 0 3 2 0 3 2 2 1 2 2 0 1 2 Final Record: 7-8 OPP 2 2 0 3 0 1 1 0 1 -1 3 0 0 2 0 -1 Soccer is one of the earliest starting sports in the fall. Each fall the team is able to get a good look at themselves and can determine how good they will be in the season. This year the team got a good look at many talented players, both old and new. Veterans like Rob Studley, and Steve Breiseth were there to lead the five new stu- dents on the team to successful seasons. The team's good fortune was a result hard work, strong goal tending, and experienced coaching. Next year losing eight players and Coach Mulligan will be hard, but with good players coming up the team should be ready to play. IV GDA OPP St. George's 1 2 Roxbury Latin 1 1 St. Sebastian's Cancelled Nobles 0 2 B-B8zN 2 1 Rivers 6 2 Thayer 5 4 Lawrence 3 6 Brooks 1 2 Milton 0 5 Groton 0 3 SI. Palll'S 0 11 St. Mark's 1 2 Middlesex 1 1 Belmont Hill 1 4 Final Record: 4-9-2 3rd s GDA OPP Pingree Law rence Hamilton Xt. enham Exeter B-B8zN 4 2 Brooks 1 1 Pingree 2 1 Exeter 1 0 Hamilton-Wenham 0 2 Brooks 2 2 Fay 1 4 Fessenden Cancelled Belmont Hill 1 3 Final Record: 6-4-2 Mulli and Caron NICE game Q -. V f 3 F 5- 5:1 . I '- Front Row: B. Fleming, C. Brockmann, H. Shin, I. Morisseau, M. Iuba, R. Edmonds, L. Gilfeather, D. Hanlon, Second Row: I. Danahy, R. Tagg. B. Brockman, R. Alperin, D. Sullivan, M. Perkins, I. Yawn, Coach Harlow. I 'lv f-r 26 nf f I, U 'K' ,nr 'I if .1 Eli , ' .,, ,,. ig ,, FIELD HDCKEY A ToUoH sEASo . . If V 'X A A 4 f . P1 - . ff. P I 1 I - -.-Jr Ad' Captains A. Hefford, M. D'Orazio, D. Waters, and Coach Letvinchuk MVP's M. D'orazio and A. Mack Front Row: L. Armstrong, D. Stram, A. Hefford, D. Waters, M. D'Orazio, D. Giamette, L. Miller, Second Row: Mgr. C. Rivela, C. Maclsachlan, N. Hough, I. Miller, A. Cole, K. Patton, H. Danielson, A. Mack, and Coach Letvinchuk. 3 t 425 Lf. Strategy Session Field Hockey With only three returning players from last years squad, the varsity field hockey team made up for their inexperience with enthusi- asm and drive. Season highlights in- cluded a 1-0 victory over the always strong Nobles team and an exciting hard fought 2-1 loss to undefeated league champs Middlesex in the sea- son's final game. This year's varsity field hockey team was led by co-MVP's Melanie D'Orazio '86 and Amy Mack '87. D'Orazio turned away more than 100 shots as goalie and earned All- League honorable mention. Mack was a leader for the offense and re- ceived All-League All-Star recogni- tion. Coach Mary-Ellen Letvinchuk said the future looks bright for CDA field hockey, with all but three players expected to return next year. Milton Lawrence St. George Andover B-B801 Thayer St. Pauls Nobles Brooks Exeter Groton Pingree Middlesex St. Marks 's Varsity CDA O 1 cancelled O 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 cancelled Final Record: 2-8-2 OPP -1 0 '7 3 1 1 0 1 2 1 -1 2 3rd's CDA Pingree 0 Milton 1 Pingree 1 Brookwood 0 Brookwood 0 Fay 0 St. Mark's 2 Middlesex 0 Final Record 1-5-2 OPP 0 6 1 5 2 3 1 3 Front Row: M. Childs, M. Murphy, L. Randolph, L. Taplin, K. Moheban, L. Andreas, M. LaFlamme, I. Killion. Second Row: Mgr. A, Brown, I Reynolds, M. Heersink, A. Blair. A. Monnelly, L. Hernandez, S. Brackbill, C. Lombardi, S. Cager, C. Draper, H. Mosher, K, Casazza, and Coach Ruhl. I fl. I-T5 ' ' A IV CDA Milton 0 Lawrence 1 Cancelled St. Georges Andover O Cancelled B-B8zN Thayer 0 St. Paul's 0 Shore Country Day 0 Nobles 0 Brooks 0 Exeter 0 Groton 0 Pingree 0 Middlesex 1 Shore Country Day 0 St. Mark's Cancelled Final Record: 1-8-4 :uri OPP 5 0 1 2 3 3 0 O 0 0 3 2 3 If-all ry fl s v N J 1 t I C yrs H. I .g ' If rs -., X ,ab I: Front Row: A. Newbert, I. Petschek, L. Iellinek, S. Pleninger, I. Cowles, I. Fosdick, Second Row: Coach Martin, Ien Cowles, H. Appleton, A. Schermerhorn, and I. Katz. eff, .few fggiwb ,,,-P, . -.ve E-40 A .4-. . - 145,13 gig .v 1 I ,A Q .1 - aku., is ft '32 cf ' I if Breakaway! Slapshot! uh FDDTBALL CDA 18 ST. ARK'S 0 m PT I 1 EUVEHNURS '- UOVFfmuHf ,- .I I ,ity Co-Captain B. Iones, Coach Rybicki, Co-Captain P. Nardone. Co-MVP's D. Moore and T. Smith. Front Row: B. Kravitz, D. Adams, P. Whynott, D. Dunwell, K. Burns, I. Russell, A. Rybicki, I. Katz, Second Row: G. Liss, I. Feingold, D. Small, P Nardone, B. Iones, T. Wallace, D. Moore, M. Thompson, Coach Ryhicl-ci, Third Row: Coach Schiedegger, Coach Shea, Mgr. Osgood, C. Leclerc, M. Hart S. Kim, T. Smith, A. Gartland, I. Roach, I. Andriotakis, D. Fung, B. Dumoulin, G, Waldman, Coach Moore, Top Row: D. Naumann, D. Wezniak, M Fardy, D. Bonenko, B. Foster, B. Pierce, I. Budd, I. Khantzian, M. Rodgers, M. Moore, R. DeLena. Even though the football team didn't have a winning season this year, the team was still a success. We managed to shut out St. Mark's. This victory showed that we did have the spirit of a winning team in all of us. With a strong defense we held all the teams we played, for all they had. A strong offense was the decisive fac- tor in our victory over St. Mark's. This team had some very talent- ed players in newcomers Todd Smith and Bill Dumoulin. Also there were the veterans Beau Iones, Paul Nardone, and Dave Moore. Losing a lot of players next sea- son doesn't mean that the team won't win. We still have a large number of young, strong underclassmen, who really know how to play the game. Although we are sad we have to say goodbye to the senior players, I think we will have a strong season next year. W VW at . xgvaifs 1 3 .L in , a I N7 . f U1 '- 1-'-7 . . ' -nw v . 'N . i IV Fclotball Nardone out of action. GDA OPP Groton 2 14 B-BSN Worcester Belmont Hill 6 14 St. Mark's 28 22 Final Record: 1-4 Nm'. Third Football 1 Ci ' I i GDA opp r ..-f' , Y' ' V Groton 1-1 6 4 ' f A ' v i, B-Bam 6 12 1,-gf 4 51.2, 7' ' P+ ' Ig. ' , ' Milton 32 0 ' Q 'Y ' Shore Country Day 28 8 . X A -A .. v . b .I A. 3 Belmont Hill 36 21 iw., A .--A ' -U j ' A X' .- ,.,....1 ,-I-:. ' 74 Qi' , PentucketH.S. 0 28 ? '9f'f '?'i' - 27' . ' j ' . ' .V,. ,V 4... 1 .- - - . . -, . . ,,,. - Final Record: 4-2 .-- - ,. A - . ,,,,4. ,, . .. .f .. I ev ,. Av - Q, -5 Pass to the outside. . : MA - ' S- . , K, .-1,1 Q , ,- 4. . 4 - -V .f - ,rf .4 fy. V ,,7-tu-. '- , . 3? aJi' Front Row: D. Macklem, A. desCognets, M. Wallem, A. D'Orazio, C. Dennison. D. Morison, S. Plaisted, D. Walor, Second Row: Coach Ander- son. E. Gilman, D. vanVliet, M. Forrest, M. Downing, T. Plante, H. Fox. R. Zartarian, P. Dimitriou, Coach Speery, Top Row: W. Farley, P. Iosca, R. Wattie, W. Belleau, G. Heath, I. Mixter, I. Denman, T. Sweeney, and Alan Smith. Vfq C E 1 SOCCE A TEAM BASED O DEDICATIO X td .4 'umm A Captain and MVP M. Proulx. Coach Casazza, Captain M. Stahl. All-League, Paula McCarthy. Front Row: Co-Captains M. Proulx and M. Stahl. Second Row: P. McCarthy, H. Moore, T. Beckett, M. Sheffield, K. Penachio, K. Tucker N. Truman, V. Hunt, A. Richard. Top Row: Coach Casazza, Mgr. R. Woodie, N, Reynolds, C. Seed, I. Boutin, L. Dilorio, P. Chase, R. Angell P. Barry, L. Rowan, A. Cole, and Mgr. P. Maistrellis. C?-D 4.4 Women ls Soccer The highlight of the women's varsity soccer season was a 1-0 win over archrival Brooks. Several team members received special recogni- tion for their excellence. Paula Mc- Carthy '87 was named All-League and Ann Taylor '87 received All- League honorable mention. Taylor was named to the Newburyport Dai- ly News All-Star Team. Karen Tuck- er '86 received honorable mention to the same team. The Season record of 5-7-2 did not accurately reflect the ability of a fine Team led by Co-captains Mon- ique Proulx '86 and Melinda Stahl '86. Proulx, Stahl, Vanessa Hunt and Marie Sheffield were all returning four-year letterwomen. Seniors Ma- garet Asadoorian, Tracy Beckett, Kim Penachio and Nicole Truman added much to this years power. Co-Captains elect, Anne Taylor and Paula McCarthy will need a strong team of many fine returning players, according to the coach Ken Casazza. Besides Taylor and McCar- thy they include Rebecca Angell '88, Tracy Attacking on offense! - 1 4X Y x 1. .fb I ., 'h ' X In I' rv -.15 .r- ' , A ,4 ...... 1,9-'-1 1 'x '.' 4 S Monique hurt? Women's Soccer CDA OPP St. George's 5 2 y ' 1 L Pam Chase 87, Petica Barry 88, Eiggince 1 2 Iohnna Boutin '87, Lisa Dilorio '87, Pingree 1 2 Heather Moore '88, Nikki Reynolds RQTN 3 4 '87, Alison Richard '87, Courtney Stu' P2311-S 0 2 Seed '89 and most improved player Nobles 0 7 Lyndsay Rowan '87, Brooks 1 0 Worcester 1 0 Groton 2 0 Middlesex 2 2 St. Mark's 0 5 Thayer 0 3 Final Record: 4-8-2 'g t'fK!'in.g .., 1- '-x,, h n ' , ' , I ns. , f ' '- P as-.ag- , H, A- , 1 .. .sn . pg, ,., Us' 1 '- 4 1 , 4 ' 4 .A 1.4 V I H .. . s Ii' he ,-.-:',. . 1 ' ' 0 . 1 ' if 11 . .,,, - -ff' -nv H ,V- a ' . 5- an . . ' L Q. S-warming Defense! 2 , -. - 1 Qr ' h.. . . - ..,.U I. -1 n.. 1-131- I as 1 Ile Dldfl. Lawrence Exeter Pingree B-B8zN Milton St. Paul's Nobles Glen Urquhart Groton Glen Urquhart Middlesex St. Mark's Thayer Fin Q lu IV Women's GDA Cancelle al Records: 3-10 1 0 1 0 1 0 2 2 0 3 3 d 0 OPP 2 6 5 8 4 4 4 1 2 '7 2 -1 Front Row: I. Donat, L. Carrigg, Second Row: E. Leary, M. Lilly, H. I-Iinrichs, K. Clifford, I. Goldman, L. Torosian, D. Hannon, I. Packard D. Solomon, Top Row: Coach Childs, R. Manimalethu, A. Hyder, C. O'Keefe, I. Morss, B. Sheehan, R. Glanzberg, C. Dalessio, B. Barraclough E. Saunders, K. Brown, C. Walton, Coach Suffert. Gene Raul Tim Mecca Eric Alejandro Mr Rowe Kellx Noah, Liz Mike Sandi Liz Lee, Cassie, Iulie, Vicky, Bill, David, Stafan, Kim. 1 A GROUP OF SENIOR MEN AND WOMEN DEDICATED TO HAVING FUN 98 Winter Director .......,......,..,..... Lawrence I. Tretler 'l'HBCAS l' john B, Bully Kiln Kobhlh Music Director ..........,.......... Anne Watson Sum-NBMM Vid-v Kr-wkmch Choreographer ..... ............... ix 4elinda Stahl 'C 'um M'cd d Assistant IPCC or ..,....... ys . Dmvwwh GW Mmmh ' D' t El a D Marden CWM' Dvd wan.: A.1uAe Curl: ma. jenn1ferL.Kll1lon SamSl.npv THE BAND sfmnm sm. unaumu Buzz Saw Crocker Cressler Slide Heasley rnooucnou snr-'P 'IECHNICALCREW Chris Cruise lohnson .radmmbumu-H Mu I we I Eric Satchmo Krukonis ,,..,,,,T..h,,,,D,,...,,-u,D,.N T,,,,H,,,,o,, Ross The Boss Shain Swfwmw-smfmxu-Nb. uuunyaf. Tom MTV- Iohnson Anuufmxwf-xumnymu nunroaa PIANO lohn Brennan ......,......,...... ...... A CT ONE Tony Tambunan ........ ..... A CT TWO 7 1 x 54,3 yn ww lov' 0 T 'h X4 Q- 1 'DQ' -i pl DQ I 4 'Ili Although we did get one pic- ture of Steve Breiseth's Breiseth Theorem labovej, we couldn't find any of Tom's or Paul's, but we did catch them working on their own theories fright and be- Iowl. it . - qui., K N C9 'xr 3 ., VW, . ai' A r ' 1 V 4 'Hymn Jn' , ff 3 f . .1 ,, '35 ' .5395 ,, U 107 TDNGIJE CDNTEST Most Spirit - Tae Cheung! Most Wide - Tracy Beckett! Most Extended - Anita Russo! 108 E! 2, Q1 WINTER SPGRTS 5 ' K P A X f' ULLEYB LL U DEFEATED . . . ta I Captain Amy Hefford, Coach Letvinchuck, Captain Tracy Beckett ISG CHAMPS GAI A QL tn MVP Amy Hefford Front Row: A. Goldstein, D. Waters, A. Hefford, T. Beckett, M. Sheffield. D. Gerren. Second Row: Mgr. R. Woodie. L. Armstrong. K. LaBrie, N. Hough, D. Giamette. Coach Letvinchuck. y-.., .. T' r . o '- ' + ,- .-... wT'O+ --1-+ P + -A-V., n--1 ,ve f--1 1-v-4 , 1'--'y A Q-W , Q.. ,r ,- .- 5-1 ui J .51 is-I 'ln 1 Fl Q 15' VV Front Row L Andreas, E. Leary, A. Richard, A. Blair, E. Saunders, L. Dilorio, Second Row: Coach Dawson, Mgr. I. Blau, K. Moheban, C. Walton, B. Barra- clough A Monnellx H Moore, K. Kagan. With only five returning varsity players, as well as a new coach, the beginning of the new season was fil- led with doubt. No one was expect- ing the team to live up to last years success. However, after the first few matches, the team seemed unbeat- able, which later proved to be true. Going into the season, we thought that we would have the most difficulties in trying to beat Milton, but B-B8zN became our toughest op- ponent, as they were the only ones to whom we gave up two games. The young team, led by captains Amy I-Iefford and Tracy Beckett, un- der the guidance of Coach Letvin- chuck, went onto another undefeat- ed season: as well as earning another I.S.L. Championship banner to hang in the gym. Varsity GDA OPP Pingree 2 0 Lawrence 2 0 Ch H! Ch H 2 0 B-BSLN 2 1 Lawrence 2 0 Milton 2 0 Dana Hall 2 0 Pingree 2 0 gt Milton Cancelled B-B-81N 2 1 CH H! Ch H 2 0 A.I.S.G.A. Tournament Concord 2 1 Dana Hall 2 0 Milton 2 1 Final Record: 13-0 IV i GDA OPP Pingree 2 0 Ch Hf Ch H Cancelled Lawrence 2 1 Ch H! Ch H 2 0 B-B8zN 0 2 Lawrence 2 1 Milton 0 2 Dana Hall 2 0 Pingree 2 0 Milton Cancelled B-B8zN 1 1 Final Record: 6-2-1 1 M 'S ICE HOCKEY C PTURE CHRISTMAS TOUR AME T ICTORY Captain Chris Leclerc and Coach Piatelli VARSITY MENS HOCKEY Pingree St. Mark's St. Georges Groton Berwick Middlesex Rivers Roxbury Latin Brooks St. Georges Groton Rivers Middlesex St. Mark's Roxbury Latin Brooks CDA OPP 5 1 4 5 11 1 9 -1 2 3 8 0 5 1 5 4 4 3 7 1 1 4 5 1 5 2 2 5 4 3 9 4 Final Record: 12-4 ...na- Q Toi 1 MVP and '86-'87 captain, Todd Crabtree. Front Row: P. Wasson, I. Feingold, R. Studley, Captain C. Leclerc, M. Kaleel, A. Moody. Second Row: Mgr. M. Wallem, A. Rockwell, A. Noel. I. Andriotakis, I. Fosdick, W. Belleau, B. Bronson. D. Bonenko, Mgr. M. Murphy. Back Row: MVP T. Crabtree, C. D'Orio, M. Caron, D. Sullivan, D. Hanlon, D. Walor, Coach Piatelli. Q ii'f'imf'! , fan 19,3 ', , ,xf Q. 'ggf , ,, gf Q 0.ml1 a ,- U lx! fxfN 6' 3 QA- an f?,.Q925Q?ga 1, V' V 's 4 2 .V 26' 4. . 95QFx5 Ag if ' 2. 3 5 f 1 A ml QM . pai., qv x ' ' W 1 'wp 1 Q., 5 N vi? ' .1 P. .9 .6 3? K 4 Q I w EL ,lxgl fl J U 'Sw If 1? gi ll 75 1 . A' I: FW I' P' f ' 2 z X W , ,',f--.5 xi ,J7 4 fit Q. JZ. Front Row: T. D'Orazio, P. Dimitriou, A. Smith, E. Gilman, I. Abrams, E. Danielson, T. Sweeney. Second Row: Coach Reed, I. Fullerton, K. Vermeersch, L. Gilfeather, P, Iosca, I. Yawn, D. Schwartz, M. Fulke, S. Plaisted, K. Mohammed, Asst. Coach Distefano. Back Row: Mgr. M. Iuba, M. Dackert, D. Kinzie, B. Brockman, B. O'brien, C. DiClemente, Asst. Coach Thomson. 3RD MENS HOCKEY GDA OPP B-B8zN 2 8 Groton 1 9 Rivers 2 12 B-B8zN 0 11 Brooks 3 2 St. Georges 1 5 Groton 0 8 St. Mark's 0 10 Shore Country Day 1 6 Brooks 1 2 Final Record: 1-9 Don't look now, Chris, but the scouts are watching! 'I 222' x ' gfa' . -6'-4' FM , . f egg X. h QLD... 4 4 Forty-Four Rocky l8l and Crabber stretching out. 's in 411 K -E .qi ME 'S BASKETBALL CLASS C RUNNER- I 3 X, '1 fgl fl if Captain Paul Nardone. Coach Metz. Captain Derric Small MVP Derric Small, Coach's Award Winner Mike Rodgers Front Row: Mgr. I. Pina, Mgr. P. Colgate, Mgr. M. Proulx. Second Row: Coach Moore, I. Huard, S. Breiseth, I. Khantzian, M. Rodgers, B. Williams, T. Eskridge D. Moore, B. Foster, G. Heath, P. Nardone, D. Small. C. Dobrosielski, Coach Metz. 'W ut if P fl C ff' ' . 1 Q21 fi . . Q I 4 ix JI ' iv H 2 '. Z 1 I Y , 4 a.i, i ' ' if- if . . J I A . ' ll ' ' f Q 1 ' j fl X 7' 1 '3' .X x f 3' x. 5' tu ' ' w 1 - I t 4 . .5 P- x -Z' Vi ,+...g.f' ' ,VC 4 4 . Q l l People told me from the start, Youre going to hate managing. Monique. The players make you slave for them and then they treat you badly. They were wrong. The starting five were listed the same in the book every game: Small, Nardone, Rodgers, Foster, and Moore. These five dominated the floor. Co-Captain Derric Small, with his quickness and agility would run up the score while leaving the de- fense in the dust. Paul Nardone, our other Gaptain, kept the court orga- nized when on defense. Mike Rod- gers, scored consistently with deter- mination and hard work. Bob Foster boxed out aggressively. Dave Moore, our six foot eight center, pulled down many rebounds. The talent does not stop with the starting five. Troy Eskridge, a fresh- man. has the potential to be the star of the court. Iohn Huard made many important steals. Iohn Kantzian im- pressed the crowd with his graceful dunks. Steve Breiseth, Greg Heath, and Ben Williams were always working in practice and gave 1505 when put in the game. Varsity Mens Basketball GDA OPP Maclancy 61 56 O'Hara 50 63 Middlesex 73 35 Roxbury Latin -14 -16 Groton 8-1 59 Portland HS. 61 5-1 Morse HS. 58 7-1 Thayer 7-1 91 Alumni 62 56 B-B861 73 55 Milton 64 45 Rivers 80 53 St. Georges 67 37 Brooks 62 57 St. Marks 80 38 St. Pauls 59 -19 St. Sebastians 80 59 Nobles 59 49 Belmont Hill 65 -19 Final Recordz 15--1 Funk Dunk Daxe Moore style Ice Cfgam Front Row: I. Budd. C. Wynott. D. Miller, B. Pierce R Delena B -Xlpern Second Rom Nlgr 'xi Proulx D Dunxxell B Karger D Conlex B Dumoulin, K. Brown, Coach fxloore. IV MEN' BASKETBALL 3RD MEN S BASKETBALL DG-A OPP CDA opp 62 31 Middlesex Roxbury Latin 62 Groton 1-1 Thayer 52 B-BAN 55 Klilton 26 Rivers -10 St. George 52 Brooks 17 St. Marks 43 St. Pauls -16 St. Sehastians 28 Nobles Q0 Belmont Hill 62 Front Row: I. Meyers. T. O'Brien. Y. Shin R -Xshuorth R KN attie I Soule Standing 'xl Perkins T Plant I Russell A Deflognets HX Swanson. S ICE HQCKEY THE SECO D YEAR Coach Bromley and co-captains and MVP'S. Amy Mack, Melanie D'Orazio. Front Rovw C Seed M LaFlamrne S Gager, A. Taylor, K. Pappin Second Row: Mgr. H. Mosher Mgr A Hxder S Nlchols A Xiack NI D Orazxo P NIcCarthy Coach Bromlex Thlrd Row: N. Truman, R. Angell, H. Hinrichs, L. Sevilla, L. Rowan 4194 vw ll lil l l ff Making a break! WOMEN'S HOCKEY Boston Latin Middlesex St Marks IV Milton Boston Latin Brooks Tabor Lawrence B B81N Brooks CDA OPP CANCELLED Final Record 6 4 is ir. ' The second year of the C.D.A. womens ice hockey team was very successful as well as an improve- ment from the first. Even with the loss of key players, the season proved to be a great accomplish- ment. Many spectators didn't expect much from the new team on cam- pus. But with the determination of Coach Bromley and hard-working players, the team's record leaped from 1-5-0 to a strong 6-4-0, estab- lishing the team as one to be reck- oned with. The start of the season was very strong with impressive wins against Boston Latin and Lawrence, 8-1 81 12- 2. Losses followed but to older and more experienced teams. Many teams the women lost to their first year, were beaten and surprised by the Governors' improvement. Much of this credit goes to the team's only goalie, Shawn Gager. With helpful hints from Tom Von less, she kept many important scores low. This team will definitely miss seniors, Melanie D'Orazio lcaptain - '858z'86J, Kelly Papin, Sandy Nichols, and Niki Truman. But with Lyndsay Rowan, as new co-captain with Amy Mack, eager jayvee and varsity players, and Coach Bromley, the team should prove to be even strong- er and more successful. Q nlffn-1 .19 Q if I-Er L YL This, the first year of the wom- en's jayvee hockey team, was a year of great learning. The team, which started out with no idea how to play, quickly learned the basic skills thanks to Mr. Seufert and Mrs. Bromley. Though the team had only one game against Exeter, the girls prac- ticed with a lot of spirit, which al- lowed them to improve so much. Two of the girls, Heidi Danielson and Kristin Casazza, became varsity players halfway through the season. The rest of the girls will surely help the varsity team in the near future. IV WOMEN S ICE HOCKEY Front Row les Cowles C Lombardi C O Keefe Co Captain K Casazza Co-Captain I-l. Danielson. Second Row: Mgr. 3 LJ. 55 WGME 'S BASKETBALL ::,.' . -, -- X Co-MVP Alex Marculewicz, Co-Captain Sue Gage, and Co-MVP Karen Tucker. Coach lohnston, Capt. Alex Marculewicz, Capt. Sue Cage, Capt. Karen Tucker. Front Row: I. Donat, Capt. K. Tucker, Capt. A. Marculewicz, Capt. S. Gage, I. Boutin. Second Row: Mgr. D. Wezniak, I. Packard, L. Randolph, A. Cole, P. Chase, Mgr. M. Romboletti, Coach Iohnston 1' Hx ia? at z Q --'Q .A-ff. Karen sets up the offense There was no stopping Alex VARSITY WOMENS Pingree 22 49 I ididdlesex ,g awrence A- eee, N1 Gf0f0f1 19 38 This year's women's basketball team ji 'r , l 33126539 gg gg was not as successful as teams have been in H B-BaN 31 50 recent years, but the season did highlight Milton 31 38 much individual talent. Ms. Iohnston, the - Efegegorges ZS new coach, brought new plays and encour- Brooks 34 26 aged strong conditioning to help the team ,., Y Si- Marks 33 9 progress. Sbogfggr Returning players included senior tri- Nobles captains Alex Marculewicz, leading re- Andover bounder and high scorer, Karen Tucker, a DEFENSE!! strong defensive player, and very aggressive D Sue Gage. Forward Pam Chase and guards Karen Patton and Anne Weitzman were also returning players. New to the team were - I Iahnna Boutin, Iulie Donat, Lisa Randolph, Iill Packard, and Anne Cole. Fortunately, there will be eight return- A ., . ing players and a returning coach for next 5 f ll-il 1 season. Unfortunately, those three lost were strong offensive and defensive players. The team is looking forward to a healthy season next year - no injuries or sickness where they 'X - f can really play to their potential. They will XJ indeed miss the skill and support of those 5 , leaving. 23- 4 n is 2 X1 .s i . 123 Front Row M Chllds L Hernandez C Draper R Glanzberg C Maclrachlan Second Row: Mgr. D. Solomon I Morss L Torosxan I Reynolds I I.V. WOMEN S BASKETBALL Pingree Middlesex Groton Shore C. D. Thayer B-BSIN Milton Exeter St. C-eorge's Brooks St. Mark's St. Paul's Nobles Shore C. D. Andover WRESTLI ERNU 5qllNMERQ . W- 'CADE I ff 1' 'V af Captain Greg Waldman and Coach Scheidegger Co-MVPs Greg Waldman and Todd Smith, Front Row: I. Morisseau, R. Tagg, P. Barton, Greg Waldman, R. Shin, T. Carmichael, R. Zartarian, Second Row: Coach Scheidegger, T. Cheung T. Smith, T. vonless, M. Zracket, B. Fleming, M. Wells, P. Wynott, Coach Finn. 1 D X! X.. y ix! Vlfw . fl i l Q, I 2 , l . .4 Gil. S-ig f X ll , -, If X stabs- J, 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 personal goals as motiva- tions, 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. They must also battle their weight as well as their fear and anticipation. The mental stress plays a large role in the outcome of a match. Psyching out the oppo- nent may make or break a match. The wrest- lers must also rely on learned techniques to be a winner. This year, Mr. Scheidegger stepped in as the new head coach and quickly whipped the team into shape with his vigorous workouts and iron hand. The results payed off at the Christmas Tournament where senior Todd Smith won the 177 pound title, and juniors Tim Carmichael H151 and captain Greg Wald- man l145J took seconds. After Christmas break there was more hard work. relieved though by captain Greg Waldman's constant jokes, and at the Graves-Kelsey Tournament, Waldman won the 145 pound championship against an undeafeated, Milton senior. This Tournament was also highlighted by a second place from Ion Morriseau l119l, and fourths from Reggie Edmonds 11001, Todd Smith 11771 and Tim Carmichael. A week after the Graves. several mem- bers ofthe team travelled to MIT for the New- Englands, where once again Greg Waldman was champion ll-151, as well as Todd Smith 11771. Reggie Edmonds l98l and Tim Carmi- chael l110l took fourths. During Spring Break, Mr. Scheidegger took next year's co-captains Greg Waldman I1-151 and Tim Carmichael l110j to Lehigh Uni- versity for the National Prep. School Wres- tling Tournament. Facing the best competition either of them had ever seen, they both wres- tled well, with captain Greg Waldman even getting to within one match of placing. VN hat do you think Coach Scheidegger? Y -g 3-1- Y , W , -we-Y: Rob Zartarian with the pin Give up? VARSITY WRESTLING GDA OPP Belmont Hill -15 15 P C D. 31 32 Tabor 14 48 Thayer 27 37' Middlesex 31 36 Brooks 26 42 Milton 1-1 -17 St. Pauls -13 15 Andover 25 -12 NNLH. 25 30 Exeter 6 39 B-BSN -13 20 we-41K Graves-Kelsey Tourn. 7th Place Final Record: 3-9 I g-N-.4 U '5 V iv- - 1 Q ' 'NK . ' '??? Fi' W 1 -. .. l Front Rowi D. Greenstein. D. Hansler, D. vanX.'liet. I. Katz. A. Rybicki, R. Edmonds. Standing: Coach Scheidegger. E. Scola. I. Davenport, S. L'ttarn 5.1. Moore. T. Twining. M, Dyer. A. Cvartland, Coach Finn. g K 'UWM 'nl' r CJRDIC SKII 0 S GW WAS A BIG PRGBLE MVP's Ien Criffen and Cabot Orton Front Row: I. Sullivan, T. Seely, H. Fox, A. Russell, K. Haynes, N. Reynolds, C. Orton, M. Derrickson, P. Maistrellis, Second Row: K. Werst, I Denman, W. Farley, M. Curtis, I. Mackay-Smith, I. Criffen, I. von We-ntzel, T. Pouch, C. Zabriskie, I. Danahay, A. Barton, Coach White lflfx The Nordic Ski Team may have lacked the Norwegian Ski Training that Belmont Hill enjoyed, but they learned through determination. Again and again they flung them- selves into the canyons of Concord in spite of ice, mud, and pinecone patches. Ask one of them what the words Lawrence Orchard means to them and you will see determina- tion in their eyes. On the lighter side, the team ran Golf-course hills, did Mr. Werst's fitness tests, and played the infamous Spudball game. On this young and inexperi- enced team there were two stan- douts. Cabot Orton, by far our most advanced skier, regularly placed in the top third of ISSA competition and earned his MVP the old-fash- ioned way: excellence. Our biggest future prospect, Amy Russell, went through incredible progress through the season to beat a top skier lAnne Kugler, Crotonj and to earn her most improved player cup. The team was characterized by good spirit and the good leadership of captain Iohn v. Wentzel lmen's1 and len Griffin lwomen'sl. What the team desperately needed was snow training. Rumors of Mr. White trying to accelerate the next ice age are false, but he now does hold vital snow-course data. With more snow training and the possibility of most skiers returning, the Nordic Ski Team should prosper next year. 1 ' 1X8 1f11 U15 2X5 ZX8 2f12 2f15 U11 1f15 2f15 4,.a' Nordic Skiing .L Men's ISSA 7th of 7 Multi 4th of 4 ISSA 4th of 4 ISSA 8th of 9 Multi 2nd of 2 ISSA 9th of 9 Multi 3rd of 3 Women's lvllltli 4th of 4 ISSA 4th of 4 Multi 3rd of 3 K.. .X . X i '19-....t,-4-W IW wiv -H, -rw 2' d Iohn celebrated the remaining snow MVP Cabot Orton: prepared for the elements I .d-aw I lr ,,. 1g DANCE ff ADVANCED DA CE Front Row: Ni. Lilly. L Hayman. I. Todd. Y. Hunt. S. Halpern. Xi. Dyer. Second Row: Roaf, A, Whynott. I. Grimes. Much work went on behind the scenes. I c ex A. Zweil, A, Russo. D. Dance is a contrast to most other GDA sports, it allows the partici- pants to experience and learn more about the arts. This year's advanced dance. lead by Donna Roaf included many talented upperclassmen: Amy Why- nott, Anita Russo and Vanessa Hunt are a few. A talented freshman Mi- riah Lilly appeared in many dances and solos, showing her potential for success in the future. Ro av ' Wi J. .- n ' ,ev ,. .Ml , .U , N V. gjz2ff'T,gfg:3 MQZQZEH 'fp 'f-x fi' .Af W Vit:-, 1 F24 , 1 ' 1 .- 56,55 rm nn , . ,S I ,- f k. -+ E . 4 . I is vf'K,1 It . .4 X? flumx ..f- . I 4 'S r' . ,ggi C A ia. .N L.. 1 ---1 A I 1-'if i K A A I I. F 5 o x 1 1 R I ,1 A Ai. li Y 'Fi I I ' I I , , 1 ,, t I ' f-'U : ,.. u . . . 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Ag,-H . . , V' 'I - 'I 4 - in V-,.y.'.j ,' ,-'-'5, A ,',-14. , 1 -'tin xj-1.1','.,L- -.9,.....1g J, -. :ff 01- 7--1:1 -ff .-zfJ?3f?a E. -if-'m-..,.... 1' Inf- -f-3421, .aifga 1,1 -f f'f', LJ 'ff1!5'- ' - ' 5-4211. .,...lf,?iv, ,M :4Q,.,1i!g:4ff'I.1Ji.5S-gi,4la 1? 2 ..'l1 Z U n ' Z4 Z X ,4 2 ,gf ,J G! Glft to Dodge Morgan from the Brag- dons and G D A 'S'-X Every once in a while there will come a person that makes the impossible possible. This kind of person repre- sents us all and lifts us up from the ordinary. Without peo- ple like this achieving incredible goals, our lives would have no meaning. These people need us to drive them but most important, we need them to drive us. Fortunately Dodge Morgan is this special person for all us here at G.D.A.. Dodge Morgan had it made for himself. He has a lovely wife and two great children, and was also the pres- ident of a big company. One might say what else could a man want. However Dodge Morgan showed us that life is more than wealth and fame. Maybe circumnavigating the globe is not something for us, but it was something very important for Dodge Morgan. He showed us that we must live life and not just sit back and watch it go by. Kaz- antzakis' Zorba said, Life is full of troubles, only death is not. We must undo our belts and look for trouble. So that is what Dodge Morgan did. He put on his bow-tie and his tuxedo and sailed off in his American Dream. Dodge found his dream and on May 1st, in Port- land Maine, he brought it back to us. Without change, something inside of us sleeps. The sleeper must awaken! Thank you Dodge Morgan for waking us up! N F' 'T The Big Wind in Portland y V :Iii Question 5: This is for ihe men. in one word describe your girl- WEEKE DS Pig Out! 7 ..4 ' hd' -399' 6 Dave. Glen and Mr, X 'J I ,A Inmxx gb 7 1. 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Rfh- I :- '1 '-ips .x ,. VQ' Q-I.: Ss- . 1-13 ME 'S TRACK EWE CLA DCHAMPIC S .. f - xr- 1- X hi ,,, . ,, K --he-as ' if if--v-'- ? 'ff'2 ' 'rvf , 'ibn' u ,.....-cv-- ' ' L Q xg. f 'N A ..,..---up Tk Kgx- A1 X 1 . .ap Captain D. Waters, Coach Letvinchuk, and Captain K. Colden. MVP Debbie Waters Front Row: L. Rowan, P. Chase, A. Russo, D. Waters, K. Colden, A. Taylor, A. Russell, S. Gage. Second Row: Coach Price, C. Seed, L Hernandez, C. Rivela, K. Kagan, M. Asadoorian, H. Moore, Coach Letvinchuk. 9. .--v-- WOMENS TRACK GDA OPP Exeter Cancelled Thayer 77 50 Andover 5-1 76 St. Pauls 72 48 Milton 60 88 Cushing 11 Worchester 70 54 Interscholastics lst Place out of 16 Final Record: 4-2 'gas if or 4-22 I Heather Moore with the relay. f' . ,rw 145'-:C I. fyvfai 1 , ..- , .,,- re , 9,.A Z,,, -, , ,.- X U 2, .L , . d.a!f'gq1'n -' . Qvlf' 'DF' Q Amy Russell with another win! 'E C? 9 L 'iii Lilg .lr The 1986 Women's Varsity Track team accomplished more than they or any one thought they would. With only twelve people running and throwing in regular season meets, the girls came out on top with only two losses. The teams they lost to were much larger and in different leagues but the girls did well despite their disadvantage. Going up against teams with twenty or more girls, the meager squad ended with many amazing victories and excellent per- formance. Go-captain and MVP Debbie Waters clinched many victories for the team as she performed in four to five events per meet. Sue Gage, Anne Taylor, Karen Kagan, and Margaret Asadoorian to- gether made the weight crew strong this year. In the high jump, Pam Chase put in some very strong per- formances. Lyndsay Rowan, Lisa Hernandez and Amy Mack scored many points for the sprint team, and Amy M. in both hurdle events. The I.S.L. winning team D. Waters, L. Rowan, A. Russo, and L. Hernandez brought home a new school record, in the 4 by 400M relay. Despite their small number, the team received, for the fourth year in a row, the New England Prep School Championship Title. This in itself proved that nothing is impossible. 146 Get set Go! M 'S TRACK C LY FCUR SE ICRS The Track Team as usual had a large group V-T: rT Rf' since there isn't a IV team as in other team sports. With Co-captains Dave Moore and Pat McCul- lom, along with Tom Wallace and Mark Thom- son were the only seniors the team had. These four accounted for a lot of the weight crew's many points as well as good scoring in the sprin- ting events. Many members developed into great competitors like Dave Miller who won just about every race he ran, gaining sometimes 15 or 20 points for the team. Also were Dave Dunwell, the fastest on the team, Troy Eskridge who excelled in the high jump, Bob Foster hurling the discus, and Ion Fosdick winning points in the Pole Vault before having to leave the team for the season. The team's greatest victory this year was over St. Paul's. Coach Rybicki was keeping a close eye on all the events, keeping a count of all the points needed and in which events we could win. St. Paul's has a great relay team so we were counting on Dave Miller and Cabot Orton to cap- ture first and third in the 2000m, which they were able to do and gave us the edge to win by one point, 73 to 72. Next year should prove to be a good one even with the loss of four talented seniors. Since the team has a very large long distance group al- ready, the sprint and jump people may get some help from new members in the following season. rf-...-.- ,, v - ...1 I . L 'lv-'lx'L'1' 3 ws- . weav- ',,,,,-of---.9-,M v . .....a,.-.- . , -, . ..-..Np1-' f .a5vf ' , H ,. ,V--ef -u ,K e 5 -.4 . sr A Q ' ' 1--A . - I . fl . 3 ,M 1 4 Y . ..X.k1'fl - ' .Q-1 'PQQY -.J Juni ., -hi. A t P I f I - . X X I I I MVP Dave Miller Front Row: D. Conte, I. Fosdick, T. Wallace, M. Thomson, Co-Captains D. Moore and P. McCullom, D. Miller, C. Whynott, I. Danahy, C. Dobrosielski Second Row: Coach Sperry, K. Brown, P. Colgate, C. McMorris, D. Conley, M. Rodgers, B. Pierce, T. Eskridge, B. Foster, G. Heath. I. Mackay-Smith M. Wallem, H. Fox, C. Orton, R. Edmonds, Coach Rybicki, Top Row: Coach Abusamra, A. Rybicki, D. Hansler, M. Dyer, M. Caron, M. Fardy, M.'Zracket M. Moore, M. Curtis, S. Uttam, A. Barton, C. Zabriskie, T. Duncan, D. Macklem, I. Denman, and D. Dunwell. TW Hai B944 W H252 fafri 5 si M 1-UVQV.. ..- 1 fax X3 '9 'i . F' ' ' Q - -A -1l '..'fQli-'fbi' 'lp .ygx Men's Track Tabor St. Paul's Tayer Milton Cushing Worchester Interscholastics ISL Championships Belmont Hill Final Record: CDA OPP 121 24 73 72 61 84 44 109 27 65 71 8th of 20 4th of 6 60 84 3-4 'TQ1-1.7 ,:' Y ' -iQ'f'T-' 'TV f'7Q.u', Lfi , ' ' ' . ' f Af- ' , 'K ,, X . vp. :nh 1 ,I t ' ff,?'E P Aw n 'bf' C l ..- X xf' ,- U. ,,-- .- F fav 'U M Y '-nv ..,.., 1, 52 an ph- g..4- -, 'Cp J ,. , A- .' ' 'jx-. :-4-. --V: f - ' .. I- Fug,-as A ' I -inf- A 5 In X . ., T .. .-433' 9-v' - -A . .- , . A , ',- - . - 2+ f i'-T , , , :QM sf. in N , 973-3 ' - -P 1 ' -4-4:,:,r-.JJ -M' - - - -ln . . ,ffm ' ' 'J ' . ' K A, I. 9' 4 ' , 1 . .H 5,59- . -r ' BASEBALL A QUALITY TEAM! . 1 ' ..-gpm--had ,af n,..M...N. . . ---.-..-Q, ,Ln . -'Z' I MVP Rob DeLena. Coach Metz, Captain R. DeLena, and Coach Moonves. Front Row: G. Waldman, T. Smith, B. Iones, R. DeLena, I. Huard, A. Eaton, I. Ashworth, Second Row: Coach Metz, Mgr. I. Todd, R. Morse R. Wattie, M. Hart, I. Khantzian, A. Noel, B. Dumoulin, Mgr. D. Stram, and Coach Moonves. ' ' ' ' X ' 'Q -l . .iff K ' L1 'im This years baseball team with a record of ten and five, was one of the most successful teams in the spring sports at GD,-X. When looking at this team it is eady to understand why they were so good. The excellent pitching of Iohn Huard was a large part in the teams play. Veterans like Beau Iones. Rob DeLena. and Greg Waldman, pro- vided power and ability for the team to learn from, New players helped the team tremendously. Smith. Du- moulin. Noel. Hart. and freshman Rob Wattie all played and contribut- ed. Eaton in right, Khantzian hitting homers, Morse filling in, and Ashworth playing well the team found it hard to lose. The upcoming year looks bright with many of the good players re- turning. . .4..-q--.. van, Q V. 5 He's out! Varsity OPP St. Georges 6 Groton 14 Belmont Hill Q B-BSN 5 Thayer 6 Rivers 10 Middlesex 5 St. Marks 9 Lawrence 5 St. Pauls 5 St. Sebastians 5 Milton 4 Roxbury Latin 11 Nobles T Brooks 8 Final Record: 10-5 GD,-X 19 -1 -1 gf? , I ..-fif 2 15 -L 1 6 5 5 8 9 Victory! hi: ,-4fTf'i' 134 -- .J - ..,,, Q f ,A 4 1? gk '7 ' -- -. ' 1 X ,,, Q. Huard practicing. i 4 ,.: .:.'. - ' tt: f 1' . ,s,'Q,- A- - -4 'Q 7, E Q ., .. 51 - X T .- .. .yy - .Ab s ,..w, Af-ij' .. 4 I-TY' ' 'rr .--.' Wiz:-'f , -35-4. .r.-f' 'V 9',,4.'Q - Jw. 1. ' 'i ' .191 4, va -. V ','-1... - n , . . f . 3 :Q , 5 , X' . ,-. .-gi-.- .,.x. ..-. 1 -..-. ,..f-',-- . 1 If ' -'a- -i . -. .A C5 'E 'li 41 Front Row: I. Budd, I. Andriotakis, D. Kinzie, M. Romboletti, R. Graceffa, P. Wasson, T. Carmichael, I. Meyers, Second Row Mgr K Brown Coach Werst, I. Montrone, T. Plante, I. Malony, B. Alperin, P. Barton, W, Belleau, S. Plaisted. and Coach Colgate. IV 3rd's GDA OPP CDA OPP St. Geroges 10 3 Groton 3 Groton Cancelled Belmont 11 Belmont Hill 3 B-BSN 17 B-B8tN 10 Exeter 6 Thayer 11 Rivers Cancelled Rivers 9 St. Marks 2 St. Marks 12 Lawrence 5 Lawrence 12 Exeter 4 St. Paul's 6 Andover 1 Milton 9 Milton 3 Roxbury Latin -1 Nobles 2 Nobles Cancelled Final Record: 1-11 Brooks 11 I Final Record: 8-3 Front Row: I. Cowles, R. Zartarian, I. Fullerton, E. Danielson, I. Soule, P. Iosca, Second Row: T. Horton uba T. O'Brien, and M. Perkins. TENNIS 5? ' ,,.,. -Y- QQQIZ -.'-. '- ' Coach Rowe and Captain C. D'Orio. oi 5 Z4 ' - Q '3-Li-f.s ,u ,.g ,:-ve-51 ' , -I-40 --nui- gf .,f a' A M-eff ,:aawf-af w aw, I YZ VERNQ ' 1 ff ,GQUMMEHQ ncxxunwx V 1-1'cr .- .iff MVP C. D Orlo Coach Rowe, B. Bronson, D. Nauman, D. Hanlon, captain C. D'Orio, I. Blau, R. McNabb, I. Roach and D. Wezniak. L if-ff' F. Y I X., 1 1 J' ' .ea 'Vim R Ffl .R Dis gang ,?' - -J ip.:-, Q X itfigg, f XDA 'Ll F' mei? sf ' a IQ' gif Q T 'EQ' jg -R 1. .QL ' qxgq--qi? 3551531 'T ' fre- df :,.'A'u, I. 'I , 1 1 7-.5 I if 153 WGME ' Coach Dawson, I. Glesmann, I. Donat, co-Captain I. Grimes, co-captain M. Sheffield, K. Patton, K. Lawson and D. Giamette. Co-captain M. Sheffield, Coach Dawson and Co-captain I. Grimes. MVP I. Grimes 1. 4' Q' 1 6 Men's tennis was plagued with many loses, this year with new tal- ented players and improved older ones, the team made an amazing re- covery. Contrary to previous sea- sons' preformances, this years club was able to steal a few more victo- ries. This lifted the spirits of the coach and all the players. Maybe it was the new uniforms or the new leadership of the young captain? Who knows? What ever it was, this strange magic helped the team to defeat such opponents like Rivers. St. Marks, Lawrence, and St, Sebastian's. Whether they won or lost, this team had a fun time. Thats all that matters. This is why this years men's tennis team had a great sea- son. Varsity CDA OPP M.I.T. 7 St. Georges 8 Groton 2 Belmont Hill 0 B-BSN 0 Thayer 7 Rivers 14 Middlesex 2 St. Mark's 10 Lawrence 11 St. Paul's 6 St, Sebastian's 18 Milton 0 Roxbury Latin 7 Nobles 7 Brooks 3 Final Record: 4-12 Four members of the IV Teamg Y. Shin, M. Fluke, M. Downing H Shin and Coach Corcoran g ,A A. 4 N, M... ,wh F' , I v.,.,.,--ar Nui' V msn, A A 1. ' 4, .,, ,.1,:4, f V. I ' ,::,.+:,:lup,-aw-A-V' f V4 4 ., LM, 3,4 .RQIQM ' ,...,, '9l4,t?'+'744s, 2 4 .VIN illfhh, 15712155 ,Llw.,1':?v+iI+4.,,fi 1-4 it . 4-,l 'kgT7 s' '., I . tv , . ' N ' V V l 1 X ul in ' :.- 22.'zri2' We New 4 'flak llnunl 'fl .' -V HH mil .M wa- .nhl 1 - 1 . ' ' .' vu 1 '+f++++a'11r++'TiJ2'mw1nit'.,'rfw.. gf-,4,, y'i, , u - ' ll .rw P9 ' in Q , 3' i .if ll ' 'N -, I. Fosdick, C. O'Keefe, L. Iellinek, R. Angell, R Glanzberg S Brackbill captain A Cole M Childs B Sheehan A Goldstein and Coach Childs Womens tennis had a smashing season! Well maybe not that good, but almost. This team graciously en- joyed all the aspects of both winning and losing. With the prayers of Ms. Dawson, they were able to conquer such teams as Pingree, Lawrence, and over IV, and the much despised rival Brooks. To sum it all up, this team was composed of a fine group of young ladies that enjoyed the sport and played to have fun and if possible, win! Varsity GDA OPP Groton 4 B-B8zN 5 Thayer 3 Pingree 7 Middlesex -1 St. Marks 5 Lawrence 13 St. Paul's 3 Andover IV 17 Milton 2 Nobles 5 Brooks 15 Final Record: 4-7-1 156 'f . '. IV Men's CDA OPP Groton 7 5 Belmont Hill 4 8 B-B8zN 7 5 Thayer 12 6 Rivers Cancelled Middlesex Cancelled St. Mark's 4 8 Lawrence Milton Roxbury Latin Nobles Brooks Final Record: 6-4 l Groton B-B8zN Thayer Rivers Middlesex St. Mark's St. Pauls Milton Nobles Brooks IV Women's CDA OPP 8 4 35 36 81 80 Cancelled 44 53 32 41 Cancelled 1 '11 1 11 7 5 X il 15 l 1 H , LACRGSSE l MN' A B-- . - --- A Men's Varsity Lacrosse had one of those learning seasons. There were many new faces as well as a few returning veterans. Trying to put things together was an arduous task. -'ray ' However returners such as Mike Mallamud and rookies like Alex ,eg -s Moody had the great coaching ex- 'I pertise of Mr. Shea and Mr. Ander- son to guide them along. Even though the team did not claim many victories, they earned the respect of such clubs like Rivers, Proctor, and even the Alumni. Well this years men's lacrosse was not a Iohn Hopkins, or a Syra- cuse, but it improved a whole lot and had a fun time doing it. i .1 . W1 'H Co-MVP's Rob Studley and Tom vonless. Front Row: M. Kaleel, D. Almy, G. Taft, I. Feingold, R. Studley, T. von less, M. Malamud, N. Wendler, B. Sweeney, C. Heasley, Second Row: Coach Shea, Mgr. T. Beckett, I. Katz, I. Feldman, A. desCognets, B. Williams, D. Morison, S. Kim, A. Moody, Mgr. K. Papin, Coach Anderson, Top Row: T. D'Orazio, A. Rockwell, D. Adams, A. Gartland, and E. Gilman. L. A 'T-G.-'- Anl 1' ' ' il ug? 'rf ', A -i f ' A K- f .,, ' -' ' fl, fm ,ff .A .Q , Q I v 1 5'- .x 1 -- . gig ' si w ,A fl' 'if' . f . Agfa i - .I ., 'r ff A 1 , v , J, A f- h E V- ,flu . ,, P, . 7 I. I: ' 6' ri' - It 2, ' .,-'y 1, TQ N? fic, 4 'K' 5 .V . . -e-. 1- 0' 5 ft , -. f- 5 3, fm.. .gm gf . . . . - , - --1 ll -, 1 ..s es: - . 1 -A '- i I - 4 2 B f 5 up Y' - A - 'L ...cgi-4 ,EQWVJU - T A . . K A ft A 15?-- 'f' A .. 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Lawrence Rivers Exeter Holderness Winchester St. Mark's Pinkerton Proctor Brooks Tabor Groton Thayer Nobles St. Paul's 'gfliff' Double Team FrontRow: T. Sweeney, S. Gammon, R.Ashworth, I.Sullivan,I.Yawn, l.Abrams, K. Mohammed,l Morlsseau Second Row D Schwartz A. Smith, D. vanVliet, B. Fleming, I. Mixter, B. Brockmann, B. O'Brien, P. Maistrellis, D. Palumbo, and Coach Wann .sur - Q - I M N'S LACRGSSE YE RTO REB ILD' MVP's, Melanie D'Orazio, Monique Proulx. Milton Nobles B-B8:N St. Mark's Pingree St. Georges Middlesex Thayer Andover Groton Exeter St. Paul's Lawrence Brook's ,,.,..-1a--'--- Front Row: L. Armstrong, K. Giantis, K. Moheban, M. Proulx, M. D OTHZIO L D1Ior1o V Krasnakevlch S Nichols Second Row Coach Ruhl N. Hough, C. Draper, C. Dalessio, P. Barry, A. Weitzman, L. Miller I Miller I Boutln P McCarthy M LaFlamme Mgr A Brown N Krasnakevich. -. -3 4. '1 ,J J, -1: . :W .A E-, 4 J .Vx s WK ' v In . r I o 4 3 . Q: 'r if 1 1 7 f s 5. fy. vw? fe HY , . 'Q f rib. 4. I 1' QQ, 'if 1 m , 6 I 4 ,. 'r '4. :v1,, .A4 .Q x' 'FY V ,A 43 5 fl .. .M ,V-, , r .f '--4. ,- wi ev Y X. , 0 Q-T f...4f5?fN fQ-,VE ' 'N 'tw 4' 4' Ay' - - IV GDA OPP Milton 2 5 Nobles 8 B-B8zN 8 St. Marks 7 Pingree Cancelled Shore C.D. 5 St. Georges 4 Middlesex 4 Thayer 4 Andover 7 Groton 7 Exeter 7 Shore C.D. 5 St. Pauls 5 Brooks 8 Final Record: 2-11 ,V' 4' M 'Q 1 Q I ' Q- -fbyi . -nba. U 'Yiwu ,-H' Jig: .524- The Bench Ai , Xu J-J I -lv' ,V . im-,:l.t:2,. gpg 'fs- . , , W f Q... 'F !x 5, if ,M iff R . ,-:.::- .6 airiie -.,gZ,-4 -7, , 'iillil Qbsfw ,. 1' ik, ,sig xv , ll '.1-.'1. - --X . A, lil ,X f-.-' 1:2 .1 Q- .iv 'uiu . . -9 lx 4 :H i 'f :Susana . 1 LLQ-,Er-. ,' 11711111 1 1 mfg' V '- l, 1 . 1 5 . x-' f I is 11355 1 ' GDA oPP .Q if Pingree 2 11 -5' ., -Swan Q - A 1 Zlgfffw, Glen Urquhart Cancelled ,'3if5 , W' Q Brool-:wood 7 13 ,7 Kia- ,lf-J ',fi li?15 Qifflff Zi, 1 Andover 3 10 ll-fx, Nxiixpl iffn f- lr f i' L ,ul Brookwood 5 11 3,1-.ff f,a .1 .I 1 if 1.4.1 A Pingree 10 11 ,t 1 ' E -s I Qfj'i1fg.f lip- If-5 Glen Urquhart 4 1-1 Xi? Q35 S- f 'ug ' . - Si i' 7 '-Q ' .- . .y.- fy . .4 ' Final Record. 0 6 353. i 'I js 'LW Vg 1' Y Front Row: I. Goldman, K. Casazza, S. Pleninger, I. Katz, M. Lilly, A. Hyder, I. Cowles, M. Bolyea, Second Row: Mgr. K. Kobialka. H. Mosher, C. Lombardi, C. Walton, K. Clifford, H. Appleton, M. Murphy, A. Schermerhorn, L. Torosian, K. Haynes, Coach Guy. Paula waits for a pass. 5 D' N22 uf Ju 'SJ .LIQ 2 .L-U 8 4 CDTHER WINNING SEASO ! P-A V R D -cc 'N 1. F lr L S Rox-.1 Coach McDonnell. D Greenstein. T. Cheung. G. Liss, S P' 3, .1 .and 19 - lQw,Ln,z,,I 4' T -44 ,Hi.abnli-1-f-hi V lf..--4 . nn! Y , ,,,.,,,,,, ,,,- . , J A N...-A--H 5144? 4- The Record 'Qi cm OPP .-Xndover Exeter Second Place B-BEN T O Thayer 3 1 2 3 fait Tebor E -1 ...-.Q--.' Vs orcester .1 -1 'R ,few Nobles 4 3 -5 Rivers f 0 St. Sebastians 6 1 ' 522-Jin? Middlesex 6 1 .fu 1, 1' Belmont Hill -1 3 Holderness 5 O ' ' W Lawrence 3 -1 if ani 23. f. fg, , A ,, , 1. -' Milton Witherspoon Cup 512 1 Second Place Final Record: 8-3-1 xv ru Steve, the green's right behind you! .Q 1 ' --ff.. 0 V52 B05 2' anwaen-a vim A--.V -'u .-1 '-J I ,.,-,un fx--uw- G ev . qu 45 Cs 14.9 9n-0lr'JN.oyw'- V. I'-'tub--'-f 'f4 vt 'P -1- Q' lf. 0 165 I 1 1 1 1 'x , f t 1 wg fi N144- in I . '- X 5 Q . v v,...-v- 4 'J' F' av ' he 0 fi A 1 - 'Signal 5,4 -' I . s , 5 , . nf A, 1 ' . ...1 THE E 1. 1 v -,c,,Q,d.',10 ' - .s.fas'A . V ,V .V N ' L..,.. cf nv 10 ' '. I Q F3 L: ' , ,, , A- raw .Q-ua- 551, ,q-,Q . Q ' -V. ' 4,-,. 1. '.:vT., ' r 1 . 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',, -- ,1.- , ,.- Y, . -' ..- . r . F ',.': .'f. f---f' '. ' ,. f. nf'M A I Q. A.. g 04' if V-. -.- 2 -, 4-1 -if , , . ,sr. Y,, H .iiA'..a,.1.x-rw-nav ' tzfxfw, ' J' ' 211'-X M.-Q,:,f.'?' Ill xtx fl I N I L 'I N 5 V Z P N 'l N 1 r l I I F l I H 3 MILESTO E if .a,-r. , Vx' Q ' .5 ' .Zum-is Q. - I 1 . 'H- The 1986 MILESTONE unfor- tunately is another GDA yearbook which is late.This did not discourage the people who gave their time and experience to complete the book. No hort cuts were taken by the dedicat- d few who produced this quality ok. The MILESTONE like any oth- r yearbook takes time and hard ork. As in past books, many of the ILESTONE members were not eady to give the time needed. This left the Editors the j ob of finding new ople and doing more work than they could handle. Now the MILESTONE is done, nd we all hope that you enjoy it! - Ionathan Fosdick klffw DLM and Nikki spent a lot of time planning her section. Like every year, another ex- cellent person has been recog- nized by our Dedication. The Dynamic Duo! rf T. 1 W. E, , iii 9 '31 4 . ' ' fi, li QQ, Fx x. , - .. 1 i 4 ,,, Thank you! , . the greatest moment in my life. Mr. S. - Where's that string that makes this knucklehead bow? Behind closed doors OTHER CL BS Ice cream Club K , . 5 , . . I v C 'L ' . VA- I . .x I ' Aly. V 6' ' 3' r A Q ' A ., . V M, J 1- ,xl in -. 3, y I , . ff ii 51' -- X.' f .A I-' 4 . -r Ac.-,, 4 - A A , , , .V 5 ' ' V .s ,,1' A' ,A 3 .f . X .v.-Q53 :-'. Al 5 J gig. Q' fb bk -. -I '. ' ' ,fa . K W-ia fda - '--.mhz-H 1 rx it Efb!':,1ygAx,w , Q 'al l if Official Dance Watchers Club Foreign Attire Club Indoor Bicycling Club P P 4 I 5 1 u I B. u , ls: 1 Q F x V - n . V fl 's-.lf h if .- ,Q-JH -, ' - Q. ,3- 'VHF 7 fry 2-'23 1 ,'fv rf- , ,A f wb f 1 'Q ,v I 4 'I i' 9,1 I 4 lr, I . , r l if 4 ,Ju ,t . I: V, 4 ' fb, r ,up ' u 4 A q-H 4 1 a ' -41 :K 1 fi .L '-..r ,' zu !J'r' ' 1 ri ,', 4' 3,9 11 3, , . 5 1 sr I I r r K' faalv :'1, z' , 'Z 2' 1- I I ' 1 9 Lf ' ,V ,,,I ff rf, ,. . - e ,' . f f 1 -, 1.1, , K f 'S 1.' v 4.-'S i'-1 k ,' ,v'f' N 5 ' . 4 v Q -fi Z' 'L 5' ' Mid? ?' ' F , 2 4 -Q? ' 3' .,,n,, gg. Q ' ff, , - '.'1.. . 'f' ' r 1 , I 21' 1 Af' 3, V s '- .6,t4-, A 'qi ,, . iv . 7, . , - 1 qu' ,- 1. ,QB 5 111 xix I N I I I N N r I I N I The following are taken from Mr. Bragdon's remarks at Commence- ment time. THE MORSE FLAG The Morse Flag was awarded seventy-two years ago and has been awarded since then to the senior whose record in all respects has met with the highest approval of the fac- ulty. a truly remarkable person accomplishments in academics, athletics, arts, and in service to her community . . . a streak of indepen- dence, a quiet courage to be herself in the face of pressure . . . Indepen- dence, compassion, diligence, and brilliance mark the recipient of this year's winner of the Morse Flag IENNIFER LYNN GRIMES of Dover, New Hampshire rizeri THE THORNDIKE HILTON CUP The Cup is awarded to the ran- king scholar in the senior class. His appetite for ideas clearly knows not departmental boundaries. He has done his own thing, and done it su- premely well. The Thorndike Hilton Cup and Medal are awarded on be- half of the faculty to DAVID CRESSLER HEAS- LEY of East Kingston, New Hampshire THE ACADEMY PRIZE He makes things happen . . . At Friday Assemblies he rescued this morning tradition with wit, persua- sion, advice and moral leadership. Behind the scenes he cultured a tone of life which has emanated from his class to the school community . . . He bonded together al constituencies within our community. The presidency of his class for two years and the inpact of his school presidency were products of a strong focus, a deep dedication to the Acad- emy. He lived the motto of the Dum- mer Family - WITH TRUE COUR- AGE NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLEH. PAUL BRYANT NARDONE of Revere, Massachusetts SPECIAL PRIZES KAREN ANN RYBICKI Disci lined tenacious and Q-Q P . thorough: warm, consider- ate, charasmatic she has poise and understanding be- yond her years. Her accom- plishments place in the pres- ence of her energy, selfless- ness and sense of family. MELISSA BETH DYER Spontaneous, bold and bril- liant, she has contributed. She has been an inspiration to all during her four years with us. STEVEN IEROME BREISETH He competes, strives, leads, serves and has fun . .. ath- lete, captain, MVP, presi- dent of his class . . . it is per- missible to enjoy each mo- ment while meeting many challenges. ELYSA DANIELLE MARDEN Academic honors, contribut- ed to social service, music program, dance and theater with energy and modesty. AMY G. WHYNOTT Enthusiasm, vitality, com- mitment, concern for com- munity glue underlying extra-curricular activities. She has timeless poise. PATRICK WILLIAM MCCULLOM He is always enthusiastic and forthright with a nice touch of self-deprecating humor. gh X THE KITTIE AND TOM MERCER ART PRIZE ALEXANDRA MARCULEWICZ Received honor grades in all avail- able Studio Art and Art History courses offered at the Academy . . . dedicated to the world of art a contributor to our awareness of things artistic. THE GOODWIN ATHLETIC PRIZE DAVID ALLEN MOORE A standout in varsity foot- ball, basketball, and track who achieved honors through hard work and con- ducted himself with dignity and class. TWELVE VARSITY LETTERS Mr. Anderson presents the jacket symbolic of winning twelve varsity letters in his four years at CDA, a rare oc- cassion, to ROBERT HARoLD STUDLEY, IR. THE BARRISKILL AWARD ERIC SEAN KRUKONIS For outstanding musician- ship and participation in many musical events at the Academy diligence and desire to excel exem- plary attitude and aptitude . . . served as an inspiration. THE THESPIAN AWARD MICHAEL ANDRE 1AssE A member of the Interna- tional Thespian Society, he has sung, danced, acted, giv- en dramatic soliloquys and directed much to the benefit of our community. I -, -zr THE GAFFNEY PRIZE IRSHAD AI-IMED MECCA I-Ie provides honor to his family and tribe . . . warm humor and candor . . . no- bility and genuine love. He has been a special gift to us. THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION AWARD MELINDA CAROL STAHL She has shown community spirit and concern within the Academy during her senior year with humanity and awareness of others. S ' ' rv ' 2 THE CUMMINGS PRIZE DERRIC SIDNEY SMALL A student-athlete, a gentle- man who has demonstrated a ferocious determination to succeed. . .a gracious friend to students and teachers of whom we are proud. THE WILKIE SERVICE AWARD REES MACLEOD FISCHER Immersed himself in the understanding, sensitivity, compassion and rigorous discipline that is a way of life at the Harbor School for I emotionally troubled chil- dren. Taken from remarks by Department Chairmen English IENNIFER LYNN GRIMES Challenging, forceful writer Mathematics MELISSA BETH DYER Daring grasp of mathematics History ELYSA DANIELLE MARDEN Curious, articulate, thorough French ELIZABETH ANN HAGKETT Keen insights and diligent work German SUSAN CHASE GAGE Speaks and writes unusually well Latin ANNE WENDELL PDLLOCK Dedicated to the Classics Spanish KELLY GOLDEN Student of literature and writing Science KIMBERLY IILL MDONEY Understanding, sensitive, caring 180 Art KAREN ANN RYBICKI Inspired, entertained, educated Music DAVID CRESSLER HEASLEY, IR. Discovered the joys of music Religion ERIC SEAN KRUKONIS Introspection, openness, insight THE BAUSCH AND LOMB MEDAL ALEIANDRO BROCKMANN Dutstanding in the study of science AMBROSE SPEAKING AWARDS 1st Prize HEDI IACQUELINE DUR Shared so others may benefit 2nd Prize PAUL BRYANT NARDONE Leadership through communication 3rd Prize MONIQUE MARIA PROULX Articulate expressions of opinion HARVARD BOOK PRIZE Selected from the junior class because of high scholarship and character. IOHN B. BRENNAN COLUMBIA BOOK PRIZE To that junior who by unself is attitude and contributions to the school community, best ex- emplifies the school's motto NON SIBI- SED ALIIS . ANITA E. RUSSO BROWN BOOK PRIZE Awarded to a junior outstand- ing in the study of English. IENNIFER L. KILLION BAUSCH AND LOMB MEDAL Hard work, intelligence and dedication to improvement . . . a student-athlete. DONALD ROBERT MORSE The RPI MEDAL Awarded to a member of the junior class who has been out- standing in the study of mathe- matics and science. PETER C. H. BARTON CDA ALLIES AWARDS Awarded to students who have excelled in certain areas ACADEMICS PETER BARTON ARTS CARLA RIVELA ATHLETICS KAREN PATTEN ATHLETICS ALEX MOODY FRENCH MEMORI- AL TROPHY Given for perseverance, sportsmanship and generous spirit on the playing field. Lives for his teams and his school. . .is the emobidment of drive . . . courage and skill PETER C. DOBROSIELSKI THE INCHAM SCHOLARSHIP To a highly skilled and dedi- cated student who perceives the superlative and continu- ally strives for it. PETER G.H. BARTON THE FRANCIS SCHOLARSHIP Her sparkle enhances the classroom, the stage and all her surroundings. SHOSHANAH HALPERN THE HALE SCHOLARSHIP With heart and determina- tion he meets the academic challenge with constant improvement. PETER C. DOBROSIELSKI THE COLMAN SCHOLARSHIP To an undergraduate who has shown proficiency in the study of foreign language. 1osHUA D. MACKAY-SNITH WHITTEMORE PRIZE Awarded to that sophomore who though attitude and perseverance has made the best contribution to the Academy. Selection made by a group of seniors and presented by Stephen Breis- eth. KARA R. MOHEBAN nc vo 'A 555 wr! ::f,, ,, 'J-4 . ww MM x ,a - num -mn vga., amz . - 5 Bveninv. for bcnklx Q. w , xx sf- hw mn wp uw,w.m aww A 1-mr,u1 a w - n on sun, wx aw W--U.-sm .m.m.x mv. m mf. u ye 7 u ns 1..mu.s um. :fn n n nu. n-1 .1 x: m L00 - l Yi lu-MX wzrlhm M Yyaqsoh Fuduufit 1 nu , s no fum Q.,-n mn mm mr,uy vwmum s ummm me , -. Un H.. vm uhm Le -,mm uw. of ,N 1 no - s m spun, mum awww, nm my xv. Hun mm, -- ww xg .Nm m.mn.4g m mm ,,mm,m. ..q,1.,4 e xs - 1 an www mm cw W.-am e xx r vs an nzx.-um-mx ,num wx uw hun, mm. iam u- m umm 1 fa mm mf Lgsaa J.,.-I 3 1 KI. r FTW mm.-4 vm v.-:mm h lv - H li UMW in! 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A-' 1 2 1 4 x',vr.. if ' iff M '03, ' 1 Q . v Q- , , 1 Q ,' I 0' I ' ' ' - ' N 1 9 5 ro I , r 1.1 ., . ,C U 1 Q. I - Advertisements LANCE sTUo1o Photographers For 1986 MILSTUNE NunnNNWUmwtttlutuumnusttnrtftttufuntnsl' Congratulations To The Class Of 1986 8 NIA 02180 617-438-6833 1 WALSWURTH PUBLISHING CUMPANY I Publishers Cf The 1986 MILESTGNE semative: 617-438-6833 Faneu1l Hall Travel 1 3 Assotnates Inc 1 Wllh our comphments to the class of 36 16171 352 7750 313 Camb dge Street Bosto Massach setts 02114 f617j 723 6600 . , . 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MARTIN Newburyport, MA 01950 IANE CLUNK LOCKS KEYS -. -f U LINKS LOCK SHOP 25 Prospect Street 617-462-253 SAFES AUTOMOTIVE 9, S N ight gba' Nd' Newburyport, Mass. 01950 'WS uso!- S 2 Clu5'5ar1 ll Gordart Television, Inc. SALES 8: SERVICE 155 STATE STREET l617l 465-7251 NEWBURYPORT, MASS. 01950 THE KIULIJEN LR4 INN 1 Xl.-XRKEI' SOI 'ARE lu JRISXII Pl ' lll lkivil 14 1 113:31 on NEWBURYPORT GIFT snop ' ' A 15 lllll,-XS.-XNT S'l'Rl'.l'l'l' NEW Bl 'RYPK PRI' MASS 011450 Ib ' PM-Qiil RIJBERT F LARRIIQIQ 1 I4 Res 161,131 'Jkt-Hut' Congratulations and good luck to the class of '87 Scrumptious cheesecakes, carrot cakes, chocolate cakes and tortes. G19 zzwwz lll6'l'l'6LL CHEESECAKE COMPANY NEWBURYPORT MA NEWTON CENTRE MA BOCA RA Tf SALEM MA SUDBUPY MA FLORIDA ,wi 31, Ji All IH! Q7 ,A . may ING lrttlx ttiIQN1't. INL-Ruunkx X cf The Square, Georgetown, Mass. 01833 617!352-2404 Dltices in Haverhill. Georgetown 8 Amesbury, Mass and Plalslow, NH House of travel Newburyport South Hamilton Exeter, INH Hamton, NIH Newburyport, Mass. I -pcrnod rcpfodudnon lu5hl1n5Qf hardware- 56611 I HUT DXI. Yl'IQHfI' LICIITHOKSE cheryl b. smith '38 markcl xquarc -r1cxIburyport.ma55. 01950 . 611462-6355 ' Art86?amera SUPPLIES 81C USTOM FRAMING 37 PLEASANT STREET NEWBURYPORT, MA 01950 l617l-165-9455 4 T n 171-173 High Street, md AA' 79 LOUIS J. ANDRIOTAKIS, Reg. Pharm. I I FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY Newburyport, Mass. I PHONE 462-2232 CHASE SL LUNT INCORPORATED i f INSURANCE 'ti- 6'The Insurance People ALL TYPES OF INSURANCE: Homeowners Recreational Craft Disability O Auto Life Commercial 47 STATE STREET NEWBURYPORT, MASSACHUSETTS 01950 AREA CODE C6179 462-4434 ESTABLISHED 1879 1' TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOUR? 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TIERNEY FOUR THREADNEEDLE ALLEY INN SQUARE NEWBURYPORT MASSACHUSETTS 01950 Phone: 617-462-8131 Home: 617-462-8649 Oil - Heating Sales 8a Service ' Lumber Building Materials - Paint ' Hardware Energy Conservation Services A family business in Newburyport since 1884 . . . serving the area's building and fuel needs. 462-4484 27 Water Street Newburyport, MA Iowe s rl Specializing In Silk 81 Dried Flowers i DOROTHY C. STERC-E 6 MARKET SQUARE NEWBURYPORT, MA 01050 16171 466-3605 MON-SAT. 10:00-6:30 SUN 12:00-5:30 FOWLE'S News 5 '. ppl mv' 17 State Street Newburyport An Institution since 1852 NEWS - CANDY - LUNCHEONETTE Telephone: 465-0581 Clothing that speaks for itself - T-shirts with a message Tongue-in-cheek accessories Nancy C. Hartman 8 Market Square Newburyport, MA 01950 617-465-2282 Welcome to THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Ski sm Bicycle Hn Sailboard Clothing NEWBURYPORT 55 Pleasant St. -162-2660 Threadneedle Alley 16171 465-74-4 Newburyport MA 01950 Body Sense Newburyport Mass. 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Newburyp0n,fie17i4e5 5555 Member P o I C NEWBURYPORT MASS 01950 PAPERBACKS, HARDCOVER CS I 6 H 51 State Street, Newburyport!l617J - 46456115 465-ssssfmember F DIC Iudtih Costello, Proprietor State Street, Newburyport, MA 462-9251 Congratulations Pasta - Pizza Calzone ?la3S . , 1986 Ferlita s of Newburyport, Inc. 0 Retail and Catering 50 State Street Newburyport, MA, 01950 SUPER C , ,-'rf , ff HAIR SALO HAIRCUTTERS 475-3711 93 MAIN STREET ANDOVER, MASS. 01810 - NDZGAZW Z ooMiNo's PlzzA W osuvsns FREE 9 0 N N E4 E o- an Before you burn out on studying, pick up the phone and call Domino s Pizza. ln just 30 minutes we'll deliver not, delicious pizza right to your door. No problem! Our drivers carry less than S20.00. 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Ieffrey L Barton, Peter G H Blair, Ann M Blau, Ionathan A Bodge, Tracy M Bonenko, David A Boutin, Iahnna L Brackhill, Susan K Brassard, Michael P Brennan, Iohn B Bronson, W Dickinson Brown, A Kipchoge Budd, Iames Scott Carmichael, Timothy D Carrigg, Lisa Ann Chase, Pamela L Conte, Darryl Crabtree, Todd E Crocker, Douglas III Curtis, Michael D Danahy, Ioseph, III DeLena, Robert C Dilorio, Lisa A Distefano, Glen I Dobrosielski, Peter C Donal, Iulie Dumoulin, William I Duncan, Theodore R, III Dyer, Marc G Feeley, Kelly Ann Fosdtck, Ionathan E Fung, Derek Y Gartland, Aaron F Giantis, Karthryn E Goldstein, Amy B Graceffa, Russell Gr1ffin,Iennifer A Halpern, Shoshanah Hart, Michael S Hiiikata, Sarah A Iansen, Thomas W Iohnson, Colbert M Iohnson, Elisabeth A Iohnson, Thomas F III Kagan, Karen B Katz, Ieffrey S Killion, Iennifer L Kim, Stephen Daniel Knodel, Iohn T Kobialka, Kristen H Kravitz, Brian S LaBrie, Kristen M Lawson, Kimberly I Macdonald, Kimberly G Mack, Amy F. MacKay-Smith. Ioshua D. Maloney, Iason D McCarthy, Paula L, McMorris, Christopher McNabb, Richard R Miller, David R Miller, Leslie A, Montrone, Ierome L Morse, D Robert '57 IU 1oRs 12 Dexter Lane, Newburyport, MA 01950 1 Coleman Road, Byfield, MA 01922 7 Athena Circle. Andover, MA 01810 167 Washington Street, Groveland, MA 0183-1 277 Shires Lane, St. Charles, IL 60174 122 East 71st Street, New York, N.Y 10021 8 Tremont Street, Newburyport, MA 01950 15415 N E 7th Place, Bellevue, WA 98007 167 Woburn Street, Andover, MA 01810 6 Tenney Street, Georgetown, MA 01833 17 Flanagan Drive, Framingham, MA 10701 10 Brookhead Avenue, Beverly, MA 01915 Summer Street, Manchester, MA 01944 110 Leonard Street, Belmont, MA 02178 -16 Prospect street, Madison, NI 079-10 c 'o Saudia P.O Box 167, Ieddah, Saudi Arabia 21131 120 Post Road, North Hampton, N,H 03862 6 Chatigny Lane, Newburyport, MA 01950 21-1 Exeter Road, Hampton Falls, N,H 038-1-1 16 Weston Avenue, Georgetown, MA 01833 217 W Menomonee, Chicago, IL 60614 2307 Townes Lane, Austin, TX 78703 100 Old Beach Road, Rye, N H 03870 87 Crest Avenue, Revere, MA 02151 32 Karlton Circle, Andover, MA 01810 83 Cox Lane, Methuen, MA 0184-1 11 Tremont Street, Methuen, MA 0184-1 851 Central Road, Rye Beach, N H, 03871 Old Wawbeek Road, Tupper Lake, N Y, 12986 60 Burroughs Street, Apt. 3-1, Iamaica Plain, MA 02130 200 Andover Street, Georgetown, MA 01833 26 Blueberry Hill Road, Andover, MA 01810 9 Tansy Lane, Ipswich, MA 01938 1 Rosmead, Road, Peak - Hong Kong 150' 1 M Street, So Boston, MA 02127 One Lenway Road, Byfield, MA 01922 13 Candlewood Drive, Andover, MA 01810 2 Wingate Street. Hampton, N H 03824 -19 Brentwood Circle, No Andover, MA 01845 18 Temple Blvd, Plum Island, Newbury, MA 01950 203 High Street, Andover, MA 01810 Nine Daventry Court, Lynnfield, MA 019-10 P O Box 261, Adamsville, R I, 02801 -1107 Benedict Lane, Austin, TX 787-16 200 Old Colonial Drive, Unit r!17, Ipswich, MA 01938 -13 Farrwood, Drive, Andover, MA 01810 14 Bodwell Avenue, Salem, NH 03079 32 Berrywood Lane, Beverly, MA 10915 5236 W Peoria Ave 111219, Glendale, AZ 85302 68 Whits End Road, Concord, MA 01742 1710 Woodland Place, Corsicana, TX 75110 24 Herrick Road, Boxford, MA 01921 Rick-Beth Lane, Old Greenwich, CT 06870 11 Hemenway Road, Salem, MA 01970 30 Hilltop Drive, Wenham, MA 01984 51 Millpond, North Andover, MA 01845 Coleman Road, Byfield, RFD, Rowley, MA 01969 Farnley Farm, White Post, VS 22663 172 Hay Street, Newbury, MA 01950 33 Grey Lane, Lynnfield, MA 01940 3-1 Longview Road, Port Washington, N,Y 11050 1518 Thunderbird Drive, Modesto, CA 95356 45 Elm Street, Byfield, MA 01922 Exeter Road, Hampton Falls, NH 03844 Great Hill, Hampton Falls, NH 038-1-1 34 Central Street, Rowley, MA 01969 It Naumann, David M Patton, Karen A Pouch, Alfred Timothy, Reeves, Shawn C Reynolds, Nicole D Richard, Allison E Rivela, Carla A Roach, Iohn D. 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Lauren M IHJI Saunders, Erin K Sahall, Ieremy C Schwartz, David N Sheehan, Beth Shin, Hyun Ri Smith, Allan D Solomon, Dianne E Stephens, Emily I. Sullivan, Derek Sullivan, lames I M Swanson, Arvid U Tagg, Richard 'I' Torosian, Laurie Ann Wallem, Martin Walor, David A Walton, Carrie Weitzman, Ann Wells, Micahel E, eE D Whynott, Patil D Yawn, Iames I., 144 Mill Road, North Ilamptori, N ll 11186, 22 Wildwood Ro.if1,Antlover, MA 01810 28 'I'ipping Rock Roarl, Stonington, UI 041172: 191 Washington Street, Box '-106, Duxlnin. T,1.--, tt- , . Hyundai Apt, 109 I1ongT10'5 Ho, Ap Ku lon! Dong Kang Nam Ku, Sf-ool, Korea 124 Marmion Way, Rockport, MA 01964, 16 Fox Run Road. 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