La Jolla Country Day School - L Esprit Yearbook (La Jolla, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1986 volume:

sn'-1'f'0'f Pagina Pm as.. 157 U66ervAt'6on9 '36 Lo Jollo Counlry Doy School 9490 Genesee Drive Lo Jollo, Colifornlo 92037 C6495 A53-3440 VOLUM Miami Vice AIDS Apartheid. Ethiopia. Back To The Future. Cindy Lauper Madonna and Sean Penn. Rock Hudson. Pee Wee Herman. Whoopi Goldberg. Princess Di. Bruce Springsteen, the Boss. Rambo The Refrigerator. Live-Aid. SADD. Khadafi. ln twenty years when you show your children this yearbook, these words will bring to mind many memories of your life in 1986 We have captured observations in outer space, on our planet, and around our school. 1986 is unique for you because for the first, and most likely the last time, you will be able to observe Hal- ley s Comet, an occurrence which happens only every 76 years. To commemorate the passing of Halley's Comet. Country Day has built an obser- vatory which will allow us to better understand the gallaxy in which we live. Outdoor Education provided Country Day students with an opportunity to observe the planet they inhabit and put them in closer touch with the world out there. Our 11th and 12th graders previewed East and West Coast colleges, 10th grade hiked the Bryce and Zion trails. Oth grade exper- ienced nature face to face in Yosemite, 8th grade retreated to the wilderness of Big Bear, 7th grade learned about ma- rine life at Catalina, and Lower School took many assorted educational field trips. As we focus our telescope on Country Day, we observe a fun-packed, educa- tianally-alive environment. Starting the year with a bang, Student Council passed out lollipops and bubbles to wel- come students back to school. And be- fore we knew it, it was time for the 3rd annual Country Faire, 7th annual Grand- parents' Day, the 3rd annual Career Day, and a brand new experience for Country Day - our first annual Homecoming! Home- coming kicked off with Spirit Week and fin- ished with a formal dance and a victory over Parker that clinched our first coastal league title in 13 years. As time moved on. we enjoyed the Holiday Concert performed by grades 9-12 and final exams performed by grades 9-12. Semester break was a welcome relief. In the spring we enjoyed the Middle School Biography Faire, the Festival of the Arts, and as- sorted school plays. We have preserved for you many other observa- tions of the '8O's on the following pages, including our Time Capsule at the end of the book. Twenty years from now when your children open this book they'll laugh at stretch pants, charm necklaces and Hard Rock Cafe t- shirts And thirty years from now your kids will be wearing stretch pants charm necklaces. and Hard Rock Cafe t-shirts. And so with no further ado, we take you back to the present where you can enioy the memories of 1986. fl if rim, lf l ri? we . is 1 Recess is my favorite subject! Are these really cheerleaders'P A Hayrides were part of the fun at this year's Country Faire. Observing Space .... Observing Earth ...... . . Observing Country Day Activities .............,.... Honors . . Sports ..,..,., Upper School . . Middle School . . Lower School . . Faculty ...... Ads ................. Closing Observations , TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Ron Hchn. Alfredo Ortiz, and Dr. Burns are digging for , itll? li, IIII'IIllIlIITI . I lllyl I ,xlllllil llll, 'ill ll I IIE Il Ilill Il. ' I I:IlwI:,.' .-1 Ieni a spacemon appeared out of nowhere He w and if you peered Through The bubble you could see a face gold al The Ground- breaking. egan Jones are DISOSCIUTW surprised by star- shaped Y COOki9S. Path of Comet Halley 1985 l-lolley's Comer will be visible in North America from Augusf 4985 To Augusf 4986 bul most clearly in April 4986. However, one will probably need cl Telescope or binoculars To view iT al all. The comet will noi be visible during February 4986 because ils paTh will lead iT behind The Sun. The following explanalion and The chori were adapTed from The Comer Hol- ley Handbook by D.K. Yeomans. ' UCOORDINATES: Dechhafion, The norlh-soulh co- ordinofe, is expressed in degrees norlh C +5 or soulh Q-3 of The celeslial equaTor. Rlghf Ascension, The east-wesi coordlnaTe, is expressed in hours -C24 hours all The way CFOUHGD easrword from The palm' in Pisces where The Sun crosses The celestial equalor al The spring equinox. 9 and May 1986 2 I . ma' A50 l I G ' l I I V l I l I l l I l l l I l I I G . e - ' f' OA U O O o Munn-aol o Xomux ,S X , , .0- .. , X X0 ' X X fllu. .fl cnnull X . O ' X - ' ,,- X nunulix . muusl . I O . mwln--4 X X . e -ri' rm - L - So . X l , X . Jrruorx . I X --,JJ -X X .fy 70. . N was I rrmsux I T V . I Xxo Hu on A .xr . .. 0. I5 l X, rw ' K, IL, I . . .A 0 of Bf - X Xe l F O- X- 3 0' -I0 . .mm , 0,1 X f PX f - 1 qv -. , . . 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The new building is advanTageously locaT- ed beTween The library and The arT l YOOFTT, Clfld iT f9OTUVGS C1 Sl'TlClH - onlookers. dome on The roof, CounTry Day sTudenTs from all grades and many oThers aTTended The Ground- breaking on SepT. 2OTh. As Head- masTer Tim Burns said, l'This will provide all of our sTudenTs wiTh hands-on experience in asTron- omy - obviously noT someThing every school offers. STudenTs are inTrlgued by The observaTory and are also very curious. AfTer all, Hal- ley's ComeT is a once-in-a-lifeTime evenTl A The planners decide jusT wha? To do with M.-tr-,,., A The construction finally gels underway N99 A Well who needed The lawn anyway'1 A - NEXT- U Sl-3009 ffOl'T19 A A fnal slap wealherproofrngl ld Sh k 'I ' nclerln of The final producf 1 , and The crowning Touch, The dome V ArchlTecT Gera on wr er s re g l KQV! Rl AX s, ly l X V l T l X i jj I r X igiiil :fQ2ff'jl, :X wir' L' 1 win T sKK..,,, .X X X .Q 5 J- 5353 -5 afsf' 3 ra- -W 1 , ,ew eff, . L V f .4 i as--aeyfff 3 943997 ii ., . W if E 1 Kaine Mclmure leads ihe woy Through The freezing wmers of V Ks Rook Don o evfixke, Xxoo on o me ev '50 es Skokes hexes o oxg woxxo ooksxoe Coomw Dov, ooo QYOCGS 'mvoogh 'VZ ook o ohonoe oov ex Knot. Omooov Eouooikon ,mem ko We vJ'xXos oi 'io We XsXo Gps no Xl os o ook coXXeQ of Coko composes oi ov Xmooghooi 'me Uvixkeo xixxdxog, swxmvfixoo, ooo wok como oeew ooo oxsoo oxoxfxoe o vJeXoome oreovx from 'me ooooeyfixo Qfxoo oi o oreo sohoox Smoeois come 'oooxc www 'ww oXoo'oXe Xessoos Nook coo ook omeo 'xnsxoe We Roux woXXs oi 'OG X6 O schoox y . xx 4 A The 7th Qrgde preDo res to mov 9 The . :CY woT9,S of Cato limo 22? 951 COGST . --Swim mln . IU O DUDD ly m Oumo. 'n she om sure be cfs O cmonn med I 900131 so Q Vs Sim On MO lk OS me 6 rx lovs o plunge OT Lon Uffervins N ture After a long hike the freshmen stop for a snack below Lower Nevada Falls YOSel'hi'l'e 400 blisters, 72 colds and 5000 granola bars laTer The freshman class sTarTed The long ride home. These were some of The experiences encountered on The arduous hikes up'To Mirror Lake and Through glimmering Yosemite Falls. On The long ride To Yosemite and back many friendships were made, and for The first Time in The history of outdoor education Trips The food was good even if it was jusTJELLO. A Yosemite activities like the one belowfabove turned groups into teams I I , Niig Wiuwll At 2 ,u',, .,', ,Q '- , 'Z Nz,- ,A M. , l M' ,. W, W 1 l Let Them leave us here, were not rhovlhg l ,,W,,, l f , -Q x -.4 l, . in V ' -l 4 , xr Sh h A sophomores mke G day me O, Bryce A Snegwers Ore Ord To Come by so you have lo lc one IO when you con, soys Mr Hodgson The llnkling bell of GD lce creom Truck drew sophomores like flles Rumor hos ll fhol some poor slorvlhg kids boughl whole cartons of :ce Cream and ATE THE WHOLE THING 9 fir 4 4 McDonold's lt's not, buf, in the wilderness, who? do you expecT.7 ,Q gflx Q l goi o secref for youi whispers Freddie, West Coast College Trib hen over 70 siudenis invode The Wesi Coosr schools, ohoos is bound To hdppen. Seniors ond juniors ordered pizzd, GTG or Boy Ared residurdnis, wdiched movies on coble, ond invoded siores in Son Frdncisoo. The Trip wds noi dll fun ond gdmes. A ioidl of 'I7 colleges wos exdrnined ond evoiuoied by Couniry Dov siudenrs. Among The fCIVOfiTGS were USC, UCSB, UCLA, ond Berkeley. The Trip provided on in-depih view of edch college Thor siudenis could noi oiher- wise hdve dchieved. 1'he Halls Of Ivy East Coast colleges participants Paul Davis, Amy Olson. Amy Watkins, Todd Glick, Anthony Wojtyla. and Jay Yu travelled, ata hurried pace to cover ioverh'lOO0 mites aindii120 iMiT1iversities. 'Mosliofithe week lwasspent ricllnglina van reading college files and learning entrance requirements. Country Day juniors struck up conversations with students, asking them about all aspects of college life. Often the group was surprised to see a dramat- ic contradiction between statistics stated in the files ant! factshlearnediiby thenstluclents. The,irip.ialscf gave the students a chanceltoseelalumni from Country Day. They spent an evening watching Cheech and Chong with Tony Borsa at Harvard, a few minutes talking with Pam Wesley at Tufts, and a few sec- onds with Cnris Bai! at Williams. The weeks was not all serious, There were practical jokes such as early wake-up calls for their compan- ions, ice in pillow cases, Frito stealing, and airport paging in Philadelphia. The luniorswill never forget Dr. Burns's reat clrlvin and Jclvfsfinnovative navi- , Q Q g up gatlon. ig 1- H mode it into Stanford, Frecldle'?l exciaims Ms, Hensley. juniors rest in the airport after their tour of east coast colleges. A Juniors at the Wesleyan Campus. iflqr Ullse'N3 6 ollufg ll Assured her football recm will win even wilrhout herrcheers. Country Dc1y's yqungesr fern, Chorlotfe Erickson, fcrlls asleep in Dads orms. 1 I Bunnres come rn an sr it 1 WAV ,,,,,K,, I zes right Cotherrne'? Q Shaw-n-tell is a first graders. Halloween is my favarite day to clown around so fav Co r D orrte tame for Mrs Rogerss :K K 4 , 1 ,., 4 'sw .. , , ,ep . .... We H+ - A Stacey Seleva tells her wishes to Santa over tunch ' G r 4 M gl my .sp is , ,. r ,W rf M1 i ,nj , y- ' LY r' W A wg-r :,, v V me ,V ' - ' 't . , , ' - 7 A s as . ,A A s ' S is t z Saliva. 'QT' fi, N' gi 1 5, 1nn..5,A,!f g , 1 o ran., I9 ' e gf,-9' ---:gina ' as it 4-J . meg wi-'-, :V V V ' ' '-W , ss A Art crass rs the Sth graders' fovorrte tnme of the day A Hurry, mo JU, A Lunch rs a great time for a quick game of flag football ru3,23'i,b, U F' ' A Ceramucs devotee Russell Brue develops sculptors wrrst m, I need my homework NOW frhocolote-soaked marshmallow into Lorry Hovey croms yet another Jin'i Eshorn's mouth. All contestants were well-decorated before this competition was over! V oaznum-099 A Cheering on the kids is nerdy Mr. Simms, 1 1 ,Rh .fit Fl 'wh class competition for tnern this time. The junior class tugs fervently on the rope in ,ropes of avoiding the b looming mud puddle X no-. WWW in , K Ag ,QP MV l.:9 ' ,. lhalmir ,aff f c- 1 k gpm- , X-..,, I, f Q , 1 , 5 A N' W 'Ras here c flood coming or what? A I I I1 out clunng The A??oCk' Allcckl Al- TClCk! yell We senior cheerleaders l1's no wonder the sensor girls lost wlth thus knnd of dlstroclion Of lhe sideline Nllllilflllll 'll ww Q: ,ull , 1 1 mf ,l3x.-ll, ElQlx'Tf 'HI' A record crowd of over 700 Torres fans watches intently as Country Day trounced its archrival, Porker, Y 1 I i --1-....,,, ,P 'E , , -MW? V Students and alumni enjoyed ci semi-formal dance after the exciting Homecoming game. A.. X: Ea 4-ff U E f A-' 5. f ' f '... 'f 4 - ' - .. 5.5i2Jji, xin 4' Q55 .v,2s,:,, -inf i EE E .- fisrmu av :rm vw -1 V , it ' ' qg. .W 'i - 1:41 -rr 5 Ti: - exif 114, ' 1 The 1985 Freshman and Junlor Homecoming candidates: Chaco Clotfelter. Tracy Chapnick, Matt Hanson, Richard Hauser, Amy Haimsohn, Alison . , Laventhol, Jamie Stires, Kerry Haidinger, Marci Friedman, Jennifer Martin, Todd at the picnic before the game. V v Gnck Michelle Logon Mr. and Mrs. Albritton and Mr, Merritt chow down some scrumptious Mexican food l iq gal-t i 'iii , ,, 5 iff ' N l? .4 A , gh 4 'N ' Qlz Q4 ia ' 1' . ' f ggi, ff? . if f i A 4 tit. M . K: A if y W . ,wi 1 W? ,fp ' , 7- A ' Q A' E 5 1 'i Q: '55 ' if x' I , ' I . P fi li gt, , E Q 1 i it i , 5 'X f fri N . i , A ii if yy 3, r at--+A... ,,,.---f'-f Keilh Winkler evacles Parker and oes for a Touchdown clinches a 28-22 vic ana The 1985 Coastal League championship! .ii , wi if ll 'W -:egg iiliwii 55,3 Mml 4 WW i A3 l , - 4 I-if llfixlw is r MW ,, L . in L ,li -, is .mlm w a is ,A 3 , J-.1 L ' M ' L' E 'xl Minn- , .W A-fd , , ,M 4. ii l'.'F 1' il V Gail Phillips was glad the alumni returned for Homecoming! V ,Ji 1 .4-.W A equi qc, V . -. ,P- etri I 1? . WW? , .sig mf, Q. , Q - , 'NPA 1 ' f' ,QA .si , iii ,, A .. 2 A Y . he I' . 1--,. , . . Ms, Y 1 .,x. 4 - gmccvwm Q .fQ g, T -'QA The 1985 Senlor and Sophomore Homecoming candidates: Gail Phillips, Garnby Singh, Lisa Hossin, Carol Cannady, Ernie Hahn, Laura Drogin, Diana Will, David Baranofsky, Anne Vano, Christie Ranlzow, Jason Belpori, Jocelyn Belice. Nor piclureai Keith Hoffman, Rinaldi Pisani, Keith Winkler, Eric Norberg, Larry Hovey, Tami DuBow, Alex Miller. , . Q w-. Qu, ' 1. 'Wx' T- T 1QmamodemeiriesfrrupvierDfww , 2 grshingj fOCKsThQf5fljQi!Sfkhiffed W 2 , Vafghans, 1QiffSfEi'T3C1T Daddy T wouldn T buy you Guess who we re rhrnkrng of? Thars rrghi rr s Grandma and Grandpa! No one makes you fee! as specral as they do so ar Country Day Grandparents Bay rs held every year rn rherr honor This rradmon began rn 4979 and has become a fcrvonre for everyone rnvoived, says Soren Yeurirus The rnasrer mrrrci behind We musro We Tmrnk rr snomw bee mer or nefrrsnmr rreqrrrohf' P - E' fe.,-1-, Q ' ' , . ! . :fr 51? . ,' . f :aff ' rf' A .. ,. qigfp ,M , ,. s 15. A ,, . , -H-1: V- uc.,-EA , , X ., mf . :T N Uk! V1 ri ,,:j5.I4Qj-'--N A ,rgM.j,,,, -:gy-, 4731-.-r,', r V, wr M , M, 'r ,my -rf X V T we I r ,ra rf' v 1,4 , f r, ,X ,rl -,,,.rf2f'Qrry Arr3rgwfqyrx'msgfEtry'1irir55rQirfrifkrgmrifg,fifvi'sp ri,'ir':',- 1, rr 9 wr r, f 5, W rr ur Hiif, ,M rr Ei, ' ir r X I 2 , Ensemble of Lower Schooiers perform anTics meanr for P Grandrna's eyes The Frnger Man is coming To Town! The Finger Man is coming To Town' chanrs The kindergaden as TT performs To a sTanding room V only crowd of granaparenrs, parenrs, and flashing cameras. v Mr and ' T' V 6ranama's Feather Bed' is acted our by an ensemble of 2nd 3rd and Arn graders for Them piano Q W xii Ty Slewarl is joined by his grandpa, Dr. Ernest Casares, in The song, Color The Children. P For the grande finale each child raised a portion of The American flag To form a massive flag. v Brle Alfenau and Emily vanSannenberg sing A Few Favoriie Songs arranged by Sarah Youlkus especially for Grandparents' Day. p Er . V nle Do Ho D N , ulqr 5 Sinks trocfisgoin G ' me 1 th dune FQ. kin 'Ve' Q b S m Oofhosf .11 r 1 ,A . I ' Y RGC he. Fyie dm On Dad eats me O VT of foe S Dqin Tin Q. A Wh Sn Mc 'le F, :Sher De eks Over T he ho Y' B Gm Go rcio runs for cov Sr Mfr 5 Pee w denhtlf Ju and 'Feng . nd n Yh V Dcvigmfon W ., Clk dd To K1 A Mrs . CO lem on sforts UD The sock race 5 14 -N 22 ,,, ,...,5rh -' ' ' . 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Noe hoe dew Xoxoe oxool ds, ood Kxoqo Noe soxeoqos. ok deixgok, cookeoked sqomes, ood so'ixeKxed coskofoeis, woe, oooxoos, Xook cooofooo Soodq Vxocoo ood oex ako od owed oo o vlooeowx Vlegan Cooper has her face done counTry style. MN dv ir . ? b W X Pat in 35-no ' X' N w r'y+j5.,,.,, Heiler 81 Karen Appel browse of The Country STore. If. +1.42 I ...f WAMSST W' Wk ,f ,ty -4' A The Country Sfore was a new aaamon TO The Faire Mu.. Y! 41 I painT a happy face or a sad face? asked Paul A Lauren GuTTr'nan and her sTsTer Take a break from A Will T1 be The Thrill of yicTory or The of Julia Kloecker. The fun and food af The CounTry Faire. agony of aefeaT for Amanda BoiIy7 .w 1 T. ' I , X X X W, Y, I . ' , T 3- -W T ' T T ,T , T . W1 f ,W , fm, f 0+ U .xi M-J, f .-.f..fi l ,, ,-,, J .Ji . if -f da, 1' 'L lg 5, 4 fi-. Q '. A, -, GL Iggy, me 'M .4 R A H Q L u U-1 brouns sce f- eynote address. V Y T' f Th Op Ions or e , 80's ich man, poor man, beggar man, Thief, docfor, lawyer, indian chief. Career Day gave The Upper School an opporTuniTy To - ear from jusf abouT all of These professions . . . el! maybe noT all. However there was quite an ssorTmenT of careers represenfed. I l uesT speakers included sportscaster Charlie nnes, Football Players Jim Lachey and Brian e, ATTorney John Belice, Child PsychiaTrisT Dr. rry Schmitf, InTerior Designer Jayne lVlcKeown, I shion Refailer Chris Quinn, PlasTic Surgeon Dr. vid Wolf, Superior CourT Judge The Honorable abefh Zumwalf, ArchiTecT Mark STeele, SporTs I iotographer Andy Hayf, and Traffic ReporTer onica Zech-To name iusT a few of The AO ieakers for The day. ie day sTarTed off very early with a lovely conTi- enfal breakfasT supplied by The French Pasfry iop and served by The Room Mofhers and STu- enf Council. I . SalTman, a biology professor from U.C,S.D., elivered The keynoTe address, He encouraged Eiclenfs To Take responsibiliTy for Their own lives d noT allow Themselves To become vicTims. -iur one-hour sessions followed in which sTudenTs I uid lisTen To speakers Thai represenfed career Tions They may have been considering. They rned of The educaTion and background re- tired for The position, The piTfalls and demands The jobs, and poTenTial compeTiTion They may ra facing. 'lunch The faculTy and sTaff had an opporTuniTy mingle wiTh The guesT speakers and discuss ureer opporTuniTies in a varieTy of fields. Tally, aT The wrap-up session, sTudenTs gave Fdback abouT Their experiences and The in- iuable informafion They had gained. lauest speakers, faculty, staff and room mothers enjoyed a delicious V luncheon between The morning and afternoon sessions. ? , V- , m,,w,w,:1lH lf.:--r,-.,,,,,www fi av-X ' M.. wr. if fl fl, 4 .' . 4' ff A , - la -y 'ml' ,gil 5 ,Jw gf 1 5 ' Town ,g Xu 7 3 J 1 0 5, gs 1 WMM: QL' 5 Wglf M ' w :elif 71 A 'A l -'N' i , . ' .1 M 'f 'l , ' . Y . will r I W ' - A - r A ,H Q' w r . r w Q f V':.Llfn,,M,.,r.l, rm: f Y Y l S. Y ':, 3:11 l'! X i , wr-- J .' , . .A r wg 5 , . LW , .. Wi 'llxfif is W 1 ,, fir, ' 71 , L V' 5 .W . l I .Ni R gi U Arlf wr-' k . aumea fluuse 4 When she grows up, Torc Mullen wanls To look like Ms, 1 patch A Emrly vanSonnenberg 84 Holly Smrlh lead lhe Halloween parade tr in To G? G YQ Catherine Hull glimpse of a ghoul or a goblin, e an-u i The Year Of The Dedicated S. JANET JOHNSON DAVIS s ees? ' ee- -T 'U -2241-.fg.f.f - -:ss ' if s. - x s Q E' .. X5 s - ig5iQ3ig,g: . . W.. ,gs ns, W l Each day Mrs. Fielden arrives aT school aT 700 a.m. To prepare for her pre-school reading lesson. This class helps her achieve her goal of keeping in Touch wiTh classroom concerns. Her moTTo for The Lower School is, 'ls iT good for The children'P' She has a remarkable memory for names of The many children she has Taugnf and inferviewed for admissions Aside from her work as L.S. DirecTor, she has served on numerous school and CATS commiTTees. She piTches in To help wher- eever she is needed. She has been known To wash a zillion sTrawberries, go To The LA. Flower MarT for flowers for The school, and prepare bounTiful fruiTs, cheeses, and sweeTs for her facuify meefings. She has helped The Lower School achieve a naTional repuTaTion for excellence, Mrs. Fielden, you are a dedi- cafed educaTor and we saluTe you! ELLEN SIMMS 1+ fi hs.. eacher ...A -4 MS. MOREEN FIELDEN Aher facing The sirenuous pressure of a day in The lJ.S., many sTudenTs go To see Their TavoriTe Teacher, Mrs. Davis. in her room which ls decorcned wiTh pianfs and posfers from around The world. Mrs. Da- vis, who joined The facuiTy in 1981 offers comfori, advice. solace and friendship To an who need iT. As a sTudenT advisor, she helps her advlsees Through The pressure-fiBed year by offering opTimisTic yeT frank suppon and by making sure her room is always open during Tinoi week To provide o quieT sonciu- ary. Mrs. Davis hos TaughT Asian Siudes, World Cul- Tures, and ConTemporary issues, has served on The Board of Trustees, and has been The Co-advisor for The Model U.N, Club. The L'espriT sTafT would like To acknowledge OB her Ochievemems wiTh The ufmosi love and respect K Q, .gi .. fvcwgwr. ,:.L.:: N aa- , . M L. . e. MNA 1.1 X. il .. W. .1 E ,.L. QA T fi I J' Ffko Ellen Simms came To CounTry Day Twelve years ago as Miss McNally, and soon afTerward she mei her fuTure husband Mr. Simms. Over The years she has Touched The lives of many STU- denTs boTh as a fourfh and fifTh grade Teacher and as a Direcfor of Middle School Admissions. Mrs. Simms is known for being meTiculous and organized, buT she is also creative and inspira- Tional for her sTudenTs. As well as The many HOT Dog Days she has successfully overseen, her sTudenTs will remember her infamous Wordly Wise TesTs and her passion for proofreading. Mrs. Simms wriTes poeTry and encourages her stu- denfs To Try sTyles ranging from limericks To haiku. Memories of Mrs. Simms will live in The hearts of many people Throughoui Their lives. 25 AW A f' ,Jn X34 ,Q 'y X P 's.D ' CCRT One of the many creators of Muadville USA, Brenda Barrera works on her final exam in Ceramics. gnqg 11 1 im-ss Welcome to the L.J.C.D.S. Clone Shop! says Christy Rantzow. Well, maybe it's not a clone shop, but it ls the Intermediate Studio Art class. The students had to clo a self-portrait for their final exam, 84 Jocelyn Be- lice chose to style her self-portrait after the work of George Segal. The process involves the placement of plaster strips that form to the contours of the hands and face. LOOk! Jocelyn's portrait is sleeping! I- sf - S ws if its www is si pang. Z Agfa, K . .. ., ,... .L Ea: -5'9 I .Q 5 SE R N: ,legit .L ie, , wi. .se 1 5 F I .Kg X s ,is sis 71 f5f f9i' ' V s's:5bi2iEi?N' 'ffl-2, . sea -esp. :3 -i .51 k K X515 X x wil 4 A ii ' Qu, I T S me ' 5,6 i. K- ' 'ESRC i Graff and oTher Lower School sTudenTs are absorbed in Mrs. arT lesson on drawing The new observaTory. .ggi T af so-in 6 ng slab Technique, Melissa Marsh builds a coTTage for The Town of Iddville a clay village her class had To build for iTs final exam in ,win wa Colin Goodwin TesTs differenT painT colors before beginning his inTensiTy charT. David Berol and NaThan SmiTh learn The drawing fundamenTaIs from Mrs. ChaiTin. Sasha Moreno and Jamie Wyman relax and clraxq Their versions of The new observaTory. One of The children's drawings was chosen for The cover of The program for The dedicaTion of The observaTory. gif 1 il l ' E ..,:,,.,, 'T ff' mf'-z,-Mm The crew led by Stage Manager Greg Landa hung lights, constructed sets and painted backdrops. For the first tir Country Day history the cast was able to perform on an elevated stage which was set up in the gym. On Wednesday March 'l2, cast members received a special treat and a chance to promote their new sho' ln February, the Upper School chorus and Madrigals began preparation for their March production of Jo- seph Stein's classic musical Fiddler on the Roof. Direc- tor Keith Heldman cast seniors David Michelson and Tami Dubow as the leads. Roof lasted much longer. . ' Y Y , The rabbi fRabbi Dosickj and Tevye QDavid Michelsonj discuss the legality of the dance of Perchyk CLarry Hoveyj and Hodel fShannon Masonj Mrs. Sutton prepares Lynn Ward's make-up before her performance in Fiddler on the Roof The rabbi ql?abbl Dosickj performs the marriage between Motel CEric Friedmannj and Tzietal Qamie Leachp. Tzeitel Qlamie Leachj bids her sister Chavel qRachel Friedmannj farewell. Channel 8's Sun-up San Diego. Actresses Adina Taubman and Tami DuBow were on hand to answer question The cast also organized a teaser assembly for the school to tantalize the appetites of potential viewers. Finally musical opened on Thursday, March 43, for a three day run, but the excitement and spirit generated by Fiddler oi OUCH! says Jason Belport while Mrs. Chitman puts th touches on his beard before the performance. .1 ..... will 5 wffyifi ,ww 4? Tevya QDavid Michelsonj relates his nightmare in the c scene to Golde fTami Dubowj his wife, 'Do you wanna make a bet l said my lines rightl shouted Jim Eshom to lSheldon Walcher, practicing for Enter Laughing, Student Drama Company Znd Upper School production This year was the Student Drama Production of fLaughlng. a comedy-drama which follows The life of an aspiring young actor 50 in New York City, The main character battles with The wishes of his Jewish nts who want him To become a pharmacist, l Eomic cast of To was led by star Jim Eschom and directed by senior David lson who has been actively involved in C.D. theater for several years. His recent accomplishment was his portrayal of Tevye in Fiddler on the Roof, Jlay ran for 3 days in The assembly room. April 'l7, 18. and TO. The organization l students involved was Tested as iT undertook all aspects of This produc- 'rom ushering to backstage work. Enter Laughing was a chance for students ssume all Technical and creative aspects of Their own show. Drama Club Top: Julie Leach, Jennifer Petit, Jennifer Gibaline, Yaacova Young, Anamara Ritt, Adina Taubman, Rebecca Felsenfeld. Paul Davis, Amy Watkins, Jonathon Crosby, Bottom: Lynn Wung, Matt Colwell, Jamie Leach, Amy Rosenberg. Debbie Appel, Enter Laughing Cast Top Row: Justin Traxler, G-reg Landa, Adina Taubman. Kim Petrash, Jim Eshom, Ctopj Eric Friedmann, David Michelson, Steven Rothgiesser, John Crosby, Shannon Sheldon, Amy Watkins, Mike Amiel, Gamby Singh. Bottom: Larry Hovey. Joanna Muller, Anamara l?itT, Corey Goss. Drama Club Singing telegrams, plays, seminars, and an assembly were part of The Drama Club's first year in the Upper School. Fundraisers such as comic singing telegrams which were student written and performed marked The beginning of The Drama Club's involvement in The US. Of The most memorable telegrams was The group's farewell To US. secretary Barbara Grant. To involve students with all aspects of theater arts was the goal of this young club. AT the country Faire, The students manned a face painting booth and in The spring, The club put on an assembly of short skits for its peers in the U S. The assembly included Improv and a Twilight Zone segment. Club members also participated in The student production, Enfemaughing. Members worked both on and backstage To perfect their acting and technical theaters skills. 2 M , fs ,, , f 2 6+ ,Y 2 , ,, .,.:., Efm A 3' 4 1 Chorus Front Row: Syndey STanger, Diana WiTT, Molly Burns, Debbie Appel, Yaacova Young, AnkisT Zedeyan, Larry Hovey, Michelle Ward. 2nd row: Lorie Ward, Kimberly G-riffiih, Amy Haimsohn, Amy Rosenberg, Shannon Mason, Robin ChaTman, Tori WinTers, Danielle Wilson. 3rd row: Dawn Barron, Jamie Leach, Lynn Ward, Julie Leach, Tori Haidlnger, Kimberly Giglio, Kiki MclnTyre. 41h row: Mr. Heldman, Lynn Wung, Tami DuBow, Rachel Friedman, Anamara RiTT, Ragnar von Schiber, Leandro Orr. 5th row: Noah Blake, Mike Yuan, SCOTT Dosick, Eric Freidmann, David Michelson, BreTT RosenbloTT, Top row: MaTThew Colwell, Ma1T Hanson, TimoThy STefl. usic 'wanna in 'Ind Danielle Wilson and MaTl Colwell sing NSTARLIGHT EXPRESS al The finale To The annual Fashion Show, Debbie Appel performs as Dad looks on Madrigais Top Row: Jay Wung, MaTT Hanson, Eric Friedmann, ScoTT Dosick, David Michelson, Larry Hovey, MaTT Colwell, Mr. Heldman. FronT Row: Diana WiTT, Rachel Friedman, Julie Leach, Lynn Wung, Kiki MclnTyre, Tami DuBow, Danielle Wilson, Anamara RiTT. The Music DeparTmenT, direcTed by KeiTh Heldman, came hfo The spoTlighT many Times in 4985 and 86. The Upper School musical, Fiddler On The Roof, played for Three highTs in March. Mrs. YouTkus's Middle School was also seen on sfage when fifTh and sixTh graders performed a Musical Revue in April, and The sevenTh and eighTh graders did so in May. The whole school parTicipaTed in evenTs such as GrandparenT's Day and The WinTer Holiday Concerf as well as The FesTival of The ArTs in June. The Madrigal singers, consTiTuTing TalenTed Upper School sTudenTs, have consis- TenTly placed in boTh local and naTional compeTiTions. They Topped off The year by Traveling To Hawaii for a major Music Fesfival Compefifion. lAs well as brighTening up GrandparenTs' Day, The Lower School had a spring assembly and a 1lTh grade musical in May. The new music room was a welcome addiTion To The faciliTies as well as a loT of new songs ThaT were added To The program. As Sarah YouTkus says, l never wanT To lose ighT of The facT I am working wiTh children. Thank God! l love hem all! 7Th And 8Th Grade Chorus Top Row: Howard Chang, Andy Sachs, David Lasky, Tim Vu, MaTT Lewis, Noah Heldman, Kel McKeowon, Jason Wesi, Josh Thomas, Cliff Williams, Mark Zwerenz, Blare Hixon, Nancy Dick- erson, Krisfina Chandler, Briffany Hamilfon, Second Row: Greg Silverman, Laurie Kafzman, Ursula Mobach, Allison Smifh, Kim Johnes, Debbie Barfh, David Sarkin, SeTh Morrison, Randy Strauss, Kevin Roundsavelle, Tom Hill, Geoff Hoffman, Jimmy Panfher, Tiffany Taylor, Tracy Kay. Third Row Claudia Tesak, Emily Tesmer, Kerifh Michelson, Donee Segal, Sara Menuk, Kafie Cohler, Kyla Robinson, Missy Hunf, Suzy Rhee, Dana Boron, Ni- cole Fipp, Gerald Fang, Craig Weiss, Darrin Conboy, FourTh Row: Ms. Rosano, Befsy Holzer, MeridiTh Tussing, Isobel Schoep- flin, Krisfin Brown, NaTalie Gershun, Amy Glass, Shawn Davis, Kenny Ferfel, Alicia Carson, David Landers, Brenf Clemmer, John Michelson, Sfeven Shapery. BoTTom Row: Mr. Heldman, Lucy Smith, Nicole Neal, Paige PeTerson, Clara Tessak, Monique Richardson, Michelle Desmarals, Cafherine Keesee, Kelli Teel, Michelle Hoffman, Jennifer Baron, Nicole Shefrone. Middle Schoolers jam T Annual Fashion Show. o a Beatles Tune af Mr. Heldman's music program af Counfry Day's im.-1 Mrs. YouTkus plays piano in daily music class while sfudenfs prepare for Grandparents' Day, V955 GOOGWW1 QWGS ll NS' Cl' Ol The LOWS' Schools encore presenfation of ifs Grandparenfs' Day program for The Upper School 33 Pegasus Top: Anamara Ritt, Rachel Friedman, Amy Watkins, Lynn Wung, Sheldon Walcher. Front: Kiki Mclntyre, Amy Olson, Julie Leach, Rebec- ca Felsenfeld, Tori Haidinger, Kim Giglio, Jen- nifer Gebelien, Eric Friedman, Jonathan Cros- by, Anthony Wojtyla, Uri Grezemkovsky, Mike Yuan. Not pictured: Bruce Boston Qadvisory, Jill Daniels, Scott Dosick, Kerith Michelson, George Szabo, Abby Riblet, Josh Cohen. Fiction Editor, Amy Watkins, reads the Reader to become aware of new styles of writing as well as for pleasure. S Joumalism First Row: Susan Adams Cadvisorj, Victor Cheng, Katie Healy, Davora Cohen, Bobby Kyle, Eddie LaMeire, Jason Feinstein, Joel Reynolds, Eugene Park, David Chan, Carolyn Gish, Second Row: Chris Boyle, Sara Chan- dler, Erika Jacobson, Steve Mayer, Samantha Dresser, Jessica Richman, Brett Nissenberg, Rangdy Barning, William Canu. 34 ournalism i -4 iii Advisor Bruce Boston's extensive knowledge of po- etry and English helps him give insight into helping the Pegasus staff choose pieces. l Pegasus is really different from any other club b cause at the end of the year you can really see wh you've accomplished. There is a lot of good writing this school, and I'm glad I can be a part of it, sail Rebecca Felsenfeld, a 'lOth grader. Pegasus is an annually produced literary magazine Submissions include artwork, musical composition translations, essays, poems, and short stories, which ar reviewed before they are compiled. The choice c what will be published is a major effort for the staf Lynn Wung, editor, and Rachel Fredman, assistant e tor, also decide on the type ot sections to be include Pegasus preserves the work of faculty and students fc future generations. . l in Middle School Journalism, students learned to mee! short deadlines and to schedule meetings for inte views for their two publications, the Express Press an the new shorter paper, Dr. Bob and His Red Hen. Th new system of switching editors for each new publicci tion has proven very effective, said participant Stev Mayer. The key to the group's success is said to be i ability to work as a group to make a great paper fc our Middle School. s l :..I,I .-' bl 525: T5 is sg' .. .e1g:11:E,g ga- M f sf? ig Eg if . so W W mwwfm L'Esprit staff set an all-time record when it finished The majority of its idlines in daylight hours. However, The staff did scrape by with The skin 's teeth a few times. But The rush To meet deadlines wasn'T all bad. ryone shared The Traditional Take-out pizzas while drawing layouts, g copy and cropping pictures. The staff was run by editor Jenny man who was able to delegate responsibility, adapt To changes, and ept The power To make snap decisions, as staff member Jodi Fein- says. The staff consisted of editors for each section and new staff ctionately referred To as peons. Other new changes for The year- included its addition tothe rotating schedule which gave The staff an to meet more often. Students interested in joining The staff interviewed by Ms. Angelo and by Jenny Coleman. Vearbook editors Kim Petrash and Gail Phillips give Santa a Christmas hug. .,.5,e1., XW , , yd o.lm- ,f gm xxx, :it kk xon is served with style by MaiTre'd Marc zhter. Yang, Jodi Feinstein and Paul Davis meet -Z' r ,',, 4' Vg.: Santa Claus fJustin Traxlerj spreads Vuletide joy at The Yearbook Christmas Party. To show Their appreciation for a job well done, Jenny and Ms. Angelo Threw periodical surprise parties for The staff, such as a gala Christmas banquet which was held on December 6, The room was decorated with Tablecloths, candles, roses and a Christmas Tree. The staff was seated by a maiTre'd and served sparkling cider and pizza. Santa even paid a visit bearing gifts from Ms. Angelo to The staff. Each member received a shirt with his or her name and position on The back. ln March, when all The pages had been sent in To The plant, Ms. Angelo began interviewing prospective new members while The old staff began Training for higher positions. When Jenny was asked to summarize her year as editor, she said, Take Two aspirin and call The advisor in The morning. Creative Director Sandra Angelo Jenny Coleman Jill Daniels Kim Petrash Gail Phillips Gamby Singh Editor in Chief Assistant Editor Layout Editor Sports Editor Business Editor Copy sfoff Paul Davis Fiona Dulbecco Christina Cuddy Photography sion Anita Yang Kate Worthington Tara Mullen Chris Mclntlre Lynn Ward Stott Jim Dixon Jodi Feinstein Simon Malk Jocelyn Belice Yukari Hafsuzawa Chris McKeown L'Esprit staff members Try on their personalized T-shirts, a gift from Ms. A Ernie Hom and Dione Cushman ge, advice W Topl Noah Rosenkrantz, Jim Dixon. Jocelyn Belice, Christina Cuddy, Chris Mclntire. Chris McKeown, from Chnsfy Rcmzow on than semo' Q ' idline with the help of pizza. Phillips, Kim Petrash. Missing: Garnby Singh. .Q 'S f Q fff fs Q Jenifyr Lux, Jenny Coleman. 2nd Rowl Tara Mullen. Ms, Angelo, Kate Worthington, Lynn Ward. Anita Yang. 3rd Row: Fiona Dulbecco, Simon Malk, Jodi Feinstein, Jill Daniels, Yukari Hatsuzawa. Front: Gail oscar fi' 23 fl SQ ' w me 45,2 anish Club sew '55 :f. if le 5 3 22 fig lt is a great opportunity to learn about Spanish culture! exclaims Vice President, Lynn Ward. The cultural aspects of a language is what Spanish Club is all about! . . . like going to the cultural arts in Tijuana, agrees active member, Brad Moores. Kristin Kucha, President, and club officers, Jay Vu, Secretary, and Lynn Wung, Treasurer, organize and take part in these activities. Not only are these activities beneficial to themselves and their Spanish education but also to others outside of their club circle. In order to improve social ,sam ., S f s O . jg. -i . . i l,,, I. g 15 ,. b y .1 ' -' V .W Q- A Jill Daniels and Jim Eshorn watch as Larry Hovey takes a swat at the Pinata. relationships, taste and experience Spanish foods, and just to get down and have serious fun, tht Spanish Club joined the French Club at the traditional French holiday, Mardis Gras. The club put il its two cents for should we say two enchiladasj by providing a Spanish dinner One of our goals is to aid Mexican children in the community, states one member. This is a accomplished goal because the Spanish Club provided the Tecate Orphanage in Tijuana wit some hygiene products. El club de espanol es muy interesantef' says Kristin Kucha, divertido! Faculty sponsor Lou Cornelio feels es un grupo muy animadof' . .. ' -L L L L L S 'FL . Slit-?Es,EEELsYp'.. 3: X ,N is gs L -, A is Sass? X Y NSS Qs . . Q. ss, X ss X. Q sit k 5 X EQ Q N s 2 s X X WX 5 i S Q14 Ns t sh sex s sf l..' '-'. - - I ...s- . . . .... . i ,X 2, fs X sg ss f ss it S s l v ENN LX fksihty' . Eva-5:5,f'1f 'S S4 sw. Top left to righ - Brad Moores, Amy Olson, Julie Leach, Alex Falk, Bri McCool, Phillip Holoubek, Lynn Wung, Jay Yu, Brian Mikules, Lau Schultz, Jason Russell, Pix White, Cheryl Schwartz, Gayle Bello, Jas Belice, Kaid Morouf, Noah Rosenkrantz, Steve Brunst, Julie Glass, Sydn Stanger, Kristin Kucha, Ron Nam, Lynn Ward, Mr. Cornello, John Bou David Klein, Aidan Tope, Molly Burnes, Amy Haimsohn, Kimberly Griffi Jill Daniels, Desiree Bello, Alyssa Coppelman, Jennifer Petit, Jart Leach, Debbie Appel, Amy Rosenberg, Wendy Garrett, Jennifer BL cello, Mark Samson, Darren Segall, Krista Keesee, Heather Wooclrif Larry Hovey. A Spanish Club members listen to Mr, Cornelia discuss the 35 upcoming pony with the French club. 'r Ei it -as' J T s . zsmzi. - 4 can l find the French Club? one night ask. Well, look for the large, red, hite, and blue vertical-striped French lag on every first and third Thursday of he month when the members meet with sponsor, Alice Thornton, in Room to discuss their fun and educational Experiencing French outside :rench Club members stuff their faces and exchange gifts at the Christmas party. QN- Nt fs Sv s f 2' .- 3 ' 3- .,. r t K ,., , , A.. if Tseysif rench of the classroom is the main purpose of the club, states Madame Thornton. Having fun, celebrating French holidays Qlike Mardi Gras. Fete de Noel, and May Dayj, tasting French food, seeing French films, and enjoying the cultural change are a few of the joys one encounters as a member. At each meeting Jon Zifferblatt, Treasurer, entertains the club with trivia questions, and occasionally, members will play a competitive game of Mille Bournes. Competition is big in this club. On La Fete des Rois, two students, Jennifer Martin and Ankist Zadeyan, were crowned king and queen for the day. Our club is socially-oriented, and we enjoy experiencing a culture other than our own, says Rachel Friedman, President. Jocelyn Belice, Secretary, says, It's a great experience, and Vice-President Kiki Mclntyre sums up the French Club in three words, L'etait merveilleusef' if-vi' 331 f Y a , ., M 1 S ' .- f ' 1. . ,N ...f - -is A A- J f 'L .. fl T F ' 2. K K Y, , l k A Wm . ,Q , rench Club President Rachel Friedman serves Ie iuche for the French Club at its annual party. 'TZ' 1. OOH, LA LA, exclalms Mme. Thronton. This buche is so hard to cut! Guess why, Madamel There is a real log in there under the frostingl Top Row: Jeff Sweeney, Kiki Mclntyre, Ms. Katto, Mag dame Thornton, Brian Underhill. Second Row: Alison Fo- shee, Carolina Lau,Abby Riblet, Sallie Forrest, George Szabo, Anthony Wojtyla. Third Row: Mariana Angosto- polus, Hilary Foshee, Edna Tow, Josh Cohn. Fourth Row: Adina Taubman, Tory Haidinger, Kimberly Giglio, Christi- na Cuddy, Nannie Hatch. Fifth Row: Beth Moulton, Lauri VanderKnyff, Kerry Haidinger, John Horan, Carl Fried- mann. Sixth Row: Fiona Dulbecco, Jennifer Martin, Kaid Marouf, Rinaldi Pisani, Will Rogers, Seventh Row: Kate Worthington, Jennifer Beberlmen, Jodi Feinstein, Nat- alie Aftahi, James Nissenberg. Bottom Row: Jon Zifferb- latt, Jocelyn Belice, Rachel Friedman and Anita Yang. 'xl These were the culprits responsible for the frosted wooden log, uv' 37 A .,. . ..,,h y,f.,,,.,..--.,.. '.-'-I'-.sri-'sam Mrs, Davis, co-advisor of Model U.N. with Mr. Hatch, spoke of the reason for the club's existence, We wish to heighten student awareness of world affairs such as apartheid, nuclear issues, and migrations, to encourage cultur- Model U.N. members share some food, laughs, ond opinions during a Noah Rosenkrantz argues world politics pre-conference debate. t , Q odel U.N. al empathy, and to strengthen public speaking skills. The club's fourteen members got plenty of chances to do this at many events including the S.D.S.U. three day Model U.N. conference in late February and the Oceanview conference on April 20. The group also participated at in-school debates with Bishop's and Claremont. The club met every other Monday to strengthen its debating skills. Sophomore Albert Wei served as the club's president. Other club officers included Vice-President Jill Daniels, Treasurer Simon Malk, and Secretary Mike Lewis, Many new members brought new ideas to the club this year. Summing up the events of the year, Jodi Feinsteir expressed her views on her experience in the club, lt's been hard work, but it was well worth it. 1 A AA IViVA ,J 5 with Mike Lewis. J Model U.N. members Jodi Feinstein and Stuart Rott giesser have a juicy debate over world issues whil- they get ready for a conference in a few days. Top: Uri Feldman, Jon Zifferblatt, Alex Fall Matt Hanson, Haldane Liew, Brian Mikule Sponsor, Mrs. Davis, Mike Lewis, Noah Rosen krantz, Neil Kline, Stuart Rothgiesser. Botto Simon Malk, Jodi Feinstein, Jill Daniels. Not pig tured: Albert Wei. :sem 635.5- 8 , 1533555 33555 25: fig P B355 , ist 55:5 2 ss, F2555 M352 . M ss: Anthony Woyjtyla, Haldane Liew, Uri Feldman, Alex Falk, Jon Zifferblatt, Justin Traxler, Chris Trichel, Brian Johnson, Jenny Cole- 'nan Steve Haase. he year of 4985-86 was a routine year for the Com- puter Club whose goal under Mr. Helmer's leader- ship was to get more people involved in comput- rs The small group of 'IO met every first and third Tues- ay of each month in the computer lab and participated n contests such as the Macintosh Art Contest in which the fvinner took home new disks. This year's club officers ncluded President Justin Traxler, V.P. Chris Trichel, and secretary-Treasurer Alex Falk. Tsutomu Hatsuzawa, Alex Falk, Josh Blumenthal, Jon Zif- ferblatt, Jenny Coleman. Missing: Steve Haase, Nannie Hatch, Mr. Hatch. ot many people had a chance to see Hal- ley's Comet from Laguna Mountain, but the eight members of the Outing Club, led by Sinclair Hatch, experienced this and other wilder- ness delights. Josh Blumenthal, President, and Nan- nie Hatch, Vice President, organized weekend trips to Joshua Tree National Monument and the San Bernardino Mountains and tried to find ancient pe- troglyphs near the San Luis Rey River. However, the purpose of these excursions was a little more than just to have fun and to see nature, the members learned how to cope with unpredictable weather and strenuous hikes!! Outing Clu 39 T 2 . r, 2 ,J Z 1 . + 1' 3 cd Q 5, .. 2. if Y - 'iK:1'E-E?EliQ'5i5,E3E5I-I-I I 'E 5:-:'4E-Q:I.5I5EQEj-jg5-:- j:'j-'gljiiii-'I5'IjIjE' 5- Top Row: MaTT Colwell, David Klein, ChrisTina Cuddy, Pix WhiTe, Lauri VanderKnyff, Gayle Bello, Gordon Froeb, Lecia Dole, Molly Burns, AlberT Wei, John Lim, Eric ManchesTer, David Michelson. Second Row: Russ McCarron, Ragnar von Schiber, Jenifyr Lux, Joanna Muller, Michelle Logan, BeTh MoulTon. AniTa Yang, James Nissenberg. Josh Cohen, Brad Moores, Ali Tehrani. BoTTom Row: Nannie HaTch, Lynn Wung, Cheryl SchwarTz, Carolina Lau, Leslie FersTan, Desiree Bello, Miriam Myers, Melissa Marsh. Missing: Paul DaTnow and Simon Malk. Happiness comes nof To Those who seek iT for Themselves buT for Those who seek iT for oThers. This quoTe was an invocaTion given aT a weekly 7:00 am meefing by ChrisTina Cuddy. Treasurer. Giving To oThers is The whole poinT of Key Club. Service is Their game, and They play iT well. AcTiviTies range from bowling and dancing wiTh The disabled To adapTing grandparenTs aT a local cohvalescenT home. To selling hoT dogs and having a car wash in order To go To a convenTion in early April. Officers include: MaTT Colwell, President Ragnar von Schiber, Vice PresidenT, and Gayle Bello, Secre- Tary. BeTween The officers and enThusiasTic mem- bers, The club seTs iTs goals high and reaches Them. They even found Time To win S400 and a plaque for enTering a floaT in The La Jolla Parade. AniTa Yang expresses her feelings abouT The club saying, Fun, dedicaTion, and a desire To help oThers are essenTial in being a member. Laurie Vanderlinyff and Gayle Bello help Mr. STewarT prepare for The dedicaTion of The observaTory, 40 e Club Y i The Ke Club enTered and won The Halloween Win Y - dow PainTing ConTesT. Shown here working are Le- cia Dole, Lynn Wung, and Brad Moores. The La Jolla High and LJCDS Key Club work TogeTher at Th San Diego MaraThon in which Zola Budd parTicipaTed. Show are Simon Malk from LJCD and Jimmy Shore from The La Joll High Key Club. Simon Malk and Gordon Froeb dressed as Yuppies when They alfended The Kiwanis meeTing. St E i I T its fini l .gg me . 5 i 2 , E I'fIE IE: 4 5 5 .:.4.a i :-:-lease aagw:s:i':':a2.:: .--.-.-. - BOOK Club i the fall semester of the 1985-86 school year, Mrs, Middleton, the US. Jrarian, designed the Book Club to promote interest in reading, discuss ontemporary literature, develop evaluation skills and enable students to ecome involved, discriminating readers. She was very pleased with the iitial response and enthusiasm. nder the direction of President Kiki Mclntyre the club met every first and tird Friday during lunch in the library. The club members participated in a ook buying shopping spree to select books for the library. he formation of the club helped generate student interest in new and iverse areas. eft to right - John Lim, Eric Manchester, Mrs. Middleton, Russell McCarran, Jay Wung. S.A.D.D. .A.D.D. was started by Laura Drogin, President, Gail Phillips, Vice resident, and Ali Tehrani, SecretaryfTreasurer, in order to help form students about the dangers of drinking and driving. The lub has over forty members. Because this is the first year for the lub it has primarily spent a lot of time organizing itself and etting ideas and things started in order to be a really active lub next year. The club is posing in front of a tree that was edicated to Javier Sustaeta, who was killed at the end of last fear in just such an accident. Its blossoms will serve as a reminder of his cheerful spirit. op: Tom Hatsuzawa, Rene Cruz, Peter Rosen, David Kline, Steve Brunst, Jason Belice. 'hil Holoubeck, Brad Moores, Robert Plotkin, Anne Vano, Diana Witt, Cate Landry, locelyn Belice, Gayle Bello, Lynn Ward, Lauri VanderKnyff, Jason Koyl, Keith Hoffman, lex Falk, Steve Kovach, Will Rogers. Anita Varig. Diane Cushman, Cheryl Schwartz iona Dulbecco, Jenny Martin, Beth Moulton, Kaid Marouf, Rex Whiteside, Rinaldi Pisani orey G-ass, Kristen Greiner. Gail Phillips, Laura Drogin, Marci Freidman, Kristin Kucha, lulie Glass, Larry Hovey, Kerry Haldinger, Jim Eshom, Leslie Davidson. Tracey Warren. Sydney Stanger Not pictured' Christina Cuddy ew Club ,. X Math Club The goal of The new Math Club was to actively involve students in the mathematical community, The members were challenged and stimulated by intriguing discussions, exams and competitions. The eleven members met every week on Wednesday during lunch in Room 201 to prepare for upcoming math competitions such as the Ameri- can High School Math Exam on February 17 and the SDSU Senior High Math Field Day Competition on March 1. The club competed with other schools public and private such as Gompers and Bishops ln all the Math Club had no time to party according to president Lynn Wung. From left to right: Rachel Friedman, Amy Olson, Lynn Wung, Noah Blake, Jay Wung, Mike Yuan, Mr. Hodgson Cadvisorj. Not pictured: Jill Daniels, Uri Feldman, Jon Lim, Eric Manchester, Albert Wei. wi Wi 1 , , :S BSE oard of Trustees 35653, 525522 53533, -13 5: 25 5: f i g?-S55 MW ff' Mjwriiifi Top: Frank C-rasso, Hans Scnoepflin, Ron Hahn, Sieve Drogin, Scoll Jones, Housnmand Af- iahi, Bernie Fipp, Leonard Glass, Eugene Ap- pel, Marc Saxon. Boflom Row: Clare Fried- man, Joyce Aflani, Marjorie Hansen, Jan Da- vis. Missing: Roger Desmarais, Renato Dul- becco, Jim Garro, Renee Taubman, Joanne Warren, Timolhy Burns, Danah Fayman, H.P. Field, Trumbull Richard, Top: Ann Poovey, Judilh Pfeiffer, Melody Genrry, C-leneva Belice, Eslelle Graff, Anfrea Bjeldanes, Calhy Glass, Suzie Desmarais, Ka- ren Micnelson, Valerie Bauer, Jeannie Riley, Lucy Smiln, Lyn Heller. Bottom Row: Karen Kessler, Barbara Appel, Anne Coleman, Joyce Aflahi, Floria Andujar, Naomi Kobaya- shi, Bev Fipp, Helen Mayer, Celia Dole, Lyda Goldsmilh. Missing: Kalny Glick, Jackie Hassler, Libby Clemer, Barbara Appel, Sandy Kucha, Carol Garcia, Kiki Henry. BEE! arents ssociation K is A Q, ww i es, . tudent Council :roi zz soft to right - Lynne Boyd, Alfredo Ortiz, Eric Manchester, Forrest Key, Carol Cannady, Lisa Hassin, Julie Glass, Keith Hoffman, Marci Friedman, Jason Zussell, Michelle Logan, Ernie Hahn, and Todd Glick. Missing - Simon Malk. Room Nlother R Back: Sheryl Durkin, Susana Deicas, Betty Winters, 4aren Sachs, Victoria Canu, Judy Rosenburg, Deb- ie Ellington, Karen Kessler, Georgia Jackson, Melo- ie Gentry, Margie Bingham, Estelle Graff. Bottom ow: Judy Rosenblatt, Linda Hull, Nancy Gordon, atti Woo, Dale Reeder, Patsy Birman, Celia Dole, lene Wachsman, Missing: Patricia G-avette, Grace Neinberg, Adrienne Boyle, Debbie Drogin, Susan Nlagy, Diane Bliss, Janet McKeown, Susana Abdel- nur, Lois Kline, Edwina Alexander, Susie Rantzow, udy Haidinger, Sally Roberts, Julie Berner, Billie oyle, Pat Feinstein, Barbara Malk, Catherine Glass. ff '5 W W r ff-'f:,'Eg.-gl A For those who prefer a quiet club, Journalism provides a welcome change. String Art Club provides ci challenge for Muhammad All Qabovej, and Brian Knotts qbeiowj. i iddle School F5 V MIDDLE SCHOOL COUNCIL: Top Row: Karen Appel, Suzy Bizlamzom. Chris Boyle, Bryan Knotts, Tim Solomor Tiffany Taylor, Amy Glass, Julie Munoz, Tami Chlace, Katie Riley, Stacey Selevan, Josh Thomas. Bottom Rov Nohea Gerstacker, Clif Williams, Andrew Malk, Miriam Atlas, Lucy Smith, Michelle Hoffman, Michelle Desmai als, Tarek Halim. Making a rafia basket can be a nice change from Math! exclaims Tahari Weir. b 'lub Backstage aT This year's Drama Club production Q Snow WhiTe D, The wicked V queen waiTs wiTh The 7 dwar if V Jill Beneray learns To make fabric frames. A The hunTsman, Jason Thielbahr, brings bad Tidings To Snow White QArieIa Deicasy buT is capTivaTed by her beauTy insiead. l Mirror, mirror on The wall, who's The fairesT of Them all? asks The wicked queen qKaTie HaTchj. ,ql A BaskeT weaving provides a welcome break in The academic grind for Susan Van Campen, Andrea Corum and Veronica Moreno sissy y 3, X X, iw EES fi: in 4' 525221 32355 V gifs: 5941525 25525 ities: 22523 asm , ,ss :gm Essss mai 15,3 E Zi 4555205527222 35,3522zzizzsisssmsvsiiitis Tiff lsssmu Top: Matt Colwell, David Michelson, Brian Sweeney, Robert West, Ragner Von Schiber, Justin Traxler, Uri Grezemkovsky. Laurie Schultz, and Dr. Burns. Bottom: Mrs. Cox, Tami DuBow. Rachel Friedman, Lynn Wung, Dr. Cattanach, Ms. Hensley, Mrs. Ruiz, Fiona Dulbewcco, Gayle Bello, Mr. Boston, and Mr. Goodell. of the many honors and awards received by Country Day students this year Be cause the awards assem blies are held each year in June many names and awards have been omitted. Results were not available at press time. The following is a partial list HUGH O'BRlAN YOUTH FOUNDATION: Jocelyn Belice has been selected to re- present County Day at a leadership semi- nar for students from all over the state of California. SOCIETY OF WOMEN ENGINEERS has se- lected Laurie Schultz, Jenny Coleman, and Yukari Hatsuzawa because they have completed 3 years of Math and Sci- ence with distinction and have been ac- tive citizens in their school and community. H Freshmen 0 Chaco Clotfelter and Alison m Laveninol. e C o C m O i u h I' g t m W. p zw ww '44 ,, , . WELLESLEY COLLEGE BOOK PRIZE is being given to Jennifer Martin for her outstand- ing contributions to her school in terms of leadership, citizenship, and scholastic achievement. MODEL U.N. GAVEL was awarded to Ai- dan Tope and Albert Wei for their out- standing participation in the Model U.N. programs at both San Diego State and U.C.S.D, This program allows students to of- fer solutions to world problems and man- agement of international crises. Sophomores Juniors . , , . SECOND PLACE YOUTH CITIZENSHI AWARD was awarded to Matthew Colw by the La Jolla Chapter of the Soroptimi International. The award recognized contributions to his school and communit Matt serves as this year's Key Club Pre dent and has been involved in such pr grams as SCFA QStrongly Oriented for A tiony, where he tutored minority cnilclre He has also served as a foreign exchang student to both Germany and Mexico. Seniors Keith Hoffman and Anne Vano Todd Glick and Marci Friedman. Alex Miller and Lisa Hassin. K OF AMERICA AWARDS le certificates and plaaues recognize seniors whose achieve- tT in selected disciplines have surpassed all others. Candidates 'selected by The faculty with consideration being given To aca- tic excellence and enthusiasm for The subject maTTer. The follow- erTificaTes are awarded by individual departments: T-Jeanette Anne Coleman GLISH-Carol Wyatt Cannady REIGN LANGUAGES-Samuel Ivan Barontsky CIAL STUDIES-Gambhir I. Singh IENCE-Robert Burnard West ATHEMATICS-Laura Jennifer Schultz ddition To These certificates, a plaque is awarded To The senior T demonsTraTes breadth of knowledge in Liberal Arts or MaTh and nce. This years winners are: NE ARTS-David Scott Michelson DIENCE 8: MATH-Justin H. Traxler S STATE DELEGATE: The Kiwanis and The American Legion e selected Todd Glick as This year's certificate winner. He will el To Sacramento To participate in leadership acTiviTies which cate offices held in The state of California government. 'loNAL Minn AWARDS FOCi6f6 H0l10fGife De Fl'Gl1CGiS eft To Right. Kiki Mclntyre, Rachel Friedman, John Zifterblatt, Adina Taubman, Abby blet. Jett Sweeney. Madame Thornton. Missing. Fiona Dulbecco, Jon Zifferblatt. Four seniors achieved status as National Merit Commended Students: Brian Sweeney Ezekiel Valtz Ragnar von Schiber Robert West Three seniors progressed To The Semi-FinalisTs category: Matt Colwell David Michelson Alex Miller Two seniors were selected as National Merit Finalists: Matt Colwell David Michelson SCHOLAR ATHELTE: Justin Traxler, a Two-way sTarTer as Tackle, made The All-CoasTal,League Team on defense and is a sTarTer for The 2nd year. His GPA is 11.0 and includes both AP and honors classes. He is President of The CompuTer Club and will produce a student play, Enter Laughlhg. The National Football Foundation and Hall ol Fame has selected him as This year's winner. MATHCOUNTS '86, a math contest for 7Th and 8Th grade students, sponsored by The California Society of Professional Engineers, was held during February. MIDDLE SCHOOLERS Amy Bauer, Tim Yu, Da- vid Chan, Aaron Goldziner, and Jerry Fang placed second in The county in a field of 23 public and private schools. Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica Top: Jay Yu, Jason Russell, Uriel Feldman, Julie Leach. 2nd row Laurie Schultz, Uri Grezemkovsky, C-amby Singh, Cheryl Schwartz, Gayle Bello. lst row: Tami Dubow, Matt Calwell, Natalia Ruiz, Sam Barortofsky. David Michelson. Lynn Wung, Jill Daniels. gs ff fx l l' all---' -. A lv -w. il ' 1 4 Q15--. 5 S - My jf - : x E , AQ g. S defednng Homecoming! 'lf , ff 'W iv, QQ .. W if A n 4. Alu, N .my ,H S i, W W. H. I i f Q we .K ax .bg yr' ggi 2 .. A ,Q ww. J Q, W if r 3' X ' e v X If 5' I T if., a .fy Q' N 8 wf 2. N e yr Q f 1 til, V SHR. il x 1 S kr, 5 wg! v 4 ' X' The Torres ended dn u drcnrivdl Pdrker dt Counvy Ddy s fmrst dnnuol F00 BL sCOl'ebOGl'd Midway Baptist Borrego Springs Lutheran Blshop's Julian Victory Christian Francis Parker Team from left fo right: Coach Woods, Jason Koyl, Keith Hoffman, Rinaldi Plsani, Greg Landa, Larry Hovey, Corey Goss, Evan Skowronski, Tim Sfefl, Jason Belice, Steve Kovach, Alex Miller, Justin Traxler, Eric Norberg, Keith Winkler, and Ali Tehrani, Win Vllin Win Win Win Win Win Torres defensive line prepares to cream Bishop's Knights in our Number 34, Larry Hovey, leaves the BlshOp's Knights in the dust. A WiTh a 7 and O season behind Them, The Torres seT ouT To crush The opposiTion and head for The ClF championship. Bur vicTory eluded Them. The sun was seTTing and The game was over Silence pierced The air and disappolnTmenT filled The faces of a hard working fooTball Team which had come wlThin inches of iTs goal. AmidsT The quiet and din ThaT followed The loss, one could hear The Team's number one cheerleader, Lee Sawyer, prais- ing his Team for iTs efforTs and saying, lT's only one game, guys. Vou're a good Team. You had a good season. We'll geT 'em nexT year, l'm proud of you! eam from lefT To righT Ron Nam Russell Brue Richard Hauser, Brian MarTin, 7 1 lim Adam Eissenberg John STires Josh Chisari Coach STanley, Bryan Jles STuarT RoThgiesser John Romanowsky Jamie STires Abraham FQf The fifgf Time in 7 years, The TOHGS fOOTbGll Team had a championship season. WiTh a 7-O re- cord, iT clinched The CoasTal League championship afTer beaTing Francis Parker in The Homecoming game. This Team came inTo The season beTTer prepared, phys- ically and menTally, Than pasT Teams, explained Coach Rick Woods. Team CapTain Ke-iTh Winkler agreed. IT wasn'T jusT luck, he said. We've worked hard This year. Winkler was selecTed MosT Valuable Player and made All-League wlngback Eric Norberg, The second Team capTain, was lvlosT Valuable De- fensive Player and All-League linebacker. The Two oTher All- League players selecTed were JusTin Traxler, defensive Tackle Julian and Parker, iT was an incredible year for varsiTy fooTball! and Tim STefl, linebacker. WiTh decisive vicTories over our rivals ,xx X' 9901 Irv 4 The Torres line up to fend off the Lancers in the CIF playoffs ogoinsi Parker, This loss ended an otherwise successful seoson Pi Loma H S Coronado H S Son Dleguiio Coronado H S Our Lady of Peace Lincoln H S Kearny Julian Vlciory Chrlsilan Calvin Chrlstlan Santa Fe Christian Parker Lutheran Bishop s Victory Chrlsflan Santa Fe Chrlsflan Calvin Christian LOSE W N LOSE WIN LOSE WIN WIN WIN WIN LOSE LOSE LOSE WIN WIN WIN WIN LOSE ' Q' . '1 1. W ,kg SCOREBOARD Marian H.s. Loss I I .' . I Top: Qlefl To rigniji Morci Friedmon, Koryn Schell, Noldlie Broyer, Jocelyn Beiice, Joonno I Julie Ledcn, Coocn Ogle. Middle: Anne Vdno, Krisrin Kucno, Joime Leoch, Molly Burns, Bc Kim Perrosn, Tomi DuBow. fwhv I4 Crass C ounkl V A Jay Wung shows persisfence by hanging on in fhe race even Though he's bringing up fhe rear, A Marr Colwell finishes off O -ass.-gms K , 1 C. -1, ' x . A , xg . - Q4 f V H, race against Bishops A Chris Mclnfyre and Jason Russell sfrefch before the race againsf Bishop's th h f f C nfr Da , the Torres cheerleaders offended a meef To cheer on our runners. Scoreboard Parker Calvin Chrlshan Lufheran Bishop's Santa Fe Christian Army Navy Aca demy Wm Wm Wm Win Win Win Y I '4 K I3-A Third Row: Left to Right-Aidan Tape, Jason Russell, Chris Mclnfyre, Brian McCool, Ragner VonSchiber, Phil Holoubek, Kaid Marouf, Matt Acton, Brad Moores, Coach Keller. Second row: Tommy Simms, Jay Wung, A For the first fime in e is ory o ou y y Edna Tow, Jennifer Peril, Hilary Foshee, Alison Foschee, Jennifer Marlin, Lisa Hassin. Firsf row: Mike Lew, Mari Colwell, Nannie Hatch, Ankisi Zadeyan. 31 Bowls Bush C Coach Kurc psycnes up the guys for the 'big one'. Top Row: Coach Any Kurc, Evan Skowronski, Phillip Hoioubeck, Mike Niggii, Jason Belice, Brad Moores, Coach Cahoone. Boiiom Row: Brian Sweeney, Keith Winkler, Eric Norberg, Ernie Hahn, Todd Glick, Roh Nam. Missing: Brad Moores. F? ?'f22,-ZEZEf2Q: 'ih:, i,-.1 3 Scoreboard 1 lorrego 73-21 2 Parker 49-46 Q, Army fNavy 49-35 Q Coronado 59-47 .3 Vlncenf 68-45 Q lmperlal 54-52 5' Capistrano Chrlsflan 65-38 llshop s 38 37 Vlcfory Chrlsflan 93 12 Parker 52 50 Santa Fe Chrlstlan 67 42 Mountaln Empire 65 50 Borrego 66 28 Lutheran 68 48 Parker 78 74 Midway Baptlsf 86 28 ArmyfNavy 55 53 Jullan 76 36 he-W-W Ms JL... 3. i gg - E 1 25 ' I iii I f ' 3255?-ii Z . 2 iii , M, ....,, , ,,,. .. , ,,,,,,,,, r i: T The baskeiball seems To move rnagicaiiy Mosi Valuable Player Mike Nigglis hands This classic slam-dunk by Phillip Holoubek pu? The Torres overiime against Army-Navy in ihe championship playa Brad Moores clinches The victory for Counfry Day in a Q againsi Parker. fyfi , EX Qiiifgi' i Q? v-2' avg 3149 , ,,,,, , ,,,,, WS lg? if . we NXT 'J..,-f: - l N QQ ' Jocelyn Belice has her hands up to block the shot as Coach Wigley teaches her in DYOCNCS4 Everyone anxiously watches Karyn Schell block the shot. RW, M s K Sallie Forrest steals and defends against Parker Leandro Orr prepares to shoot her free throw with Natalie there to rebound Calvin Christian Bishop s Parker Victory Christian Borrego Bishop s Julian Calvin Christian Parker Borrego Lutheran Julian Victory Christian 29 53 27 29 32 51 34 33 24 40 24 40 45 67 20 54 40 48 43 36 40 38 24-33 46-39 Back: Julie Leach, Michelle Logan, Karyn Schell, Joanna Muller, Sallie Forrest, Jocelyn Belice, Coach Wigley. Front: Leandro Orr, Kristen Greiner, Natalie Broyer. K I H wr ' if 'wwf 0iQlfWf!1Y' wr' 3 ,,,.- Jason Russell anxiously awaits e ouic hopes il will go right, Ankisl s fasl foolwork enables him lo ellude The defense and score against .lulic 3 3 3 2 David Klein takes on Parker. Scoreboard Parker Parker Calvln ChrIsIIan Julian Army fNavy Sanfa Fe Chrlsilan Calvin Chrlsllan Julian Mountain Emplre Army fNavy Santa Fe Chrlsllan Lose Lose Lose W n Lose W n Lose W n W n Lose Tle I Mountain Emplre Wln I I I Rinaldi Pissani prepares To pass To fellow Torre. E 5 VARSITY SOCCER: Alex Falk, Rene Cruz, Mail Hanson, Brian lVlcCool, Cory Goss, Rinaldi Pisani, Sieve Brunsi, Aidan Tope, Coach Wrighi, Pele: Rosen, Vince G-alluzzi, Tim Siefl, David Klein, Sam Baronofsky, Alex Miller, lvlike Lew, Jason Russell. f 4- si .-, , , A-1 , my - 79 ' fl, , , f, M'+'a 4 C s ,. in f ' ,gf K ' 1. sa, , C DEQ 4 if , Z rs W W . 1 ,'- V , -are liwgs Al il . I. .rr l , N, , If .,, - ir K . Wir, ,V H 7, I ,MW J SOCCER: Jay Yu, Brian Underhill, Brian ivlariin, Will Rogers, David Baronofsky, Neil 2, Breli Rosenplaii, Jrge Szabo, Aidan esi Key, i 33 ying io move The pall down rhe field agairisi Parker, Gordon Froep passes The pall sllow ioammoies V' -Qui. gi ef is yr 'riiei y gem ,,,,,? , . Y H, -we .wiv . fig! ,ei rr , 'f r 1 I Pix While, Coach Pilches, Helen Michel, Darren Segail, Tope, Vince Galluzzi, Gordon Froep, Russell lVlcCarron, if Fancy foolwork enables Mail Hanson, io score a goal againsi Julian. We ve really im proved This year even Though we had a weak sian, says soccer leam capiain Alex Miller, who is only one of The Three seniors on The Team. Coach William Wright is opiimisiic apour The fulure, 'Since ii is such a young leam, il should pe good nexl year, he says. Sieve Brunsi, ivlosi Valuable Player, as well as Ankisi Zadeyan, Rene Cruz and Tim Siefi led The Team lo viclory againsi our rivals, Their mosi imporlani assei was Teamwork, Their record, which is much pefier lhan lasl year's, shows promise of an upcoming win- ning season. 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WW , 'W' rn v. ,, ,,,,d,' 9-'fair Q ,r NT' 4 -ziww-13k2'47..l fi, ,-V .- 'A ' f f - 'P'- ' Lf 4 ww S 'lvdiaiil--- 73'M , . fwfg .ww K... ,,. V. . A L. 6 . 5- - qg,,,x,,:N.+g ,dfw .ku -gan, rn-, 4 ta-A, ft x 'N' Jw 1 I - ,.x, ,wk ,Q I-e.f L,...'-flslwffa' ' V . 1,,,jf5,, ff f I ,jf-Q' ' M .' 31.15. A 4- -A ..., W L,,...'fj -r M .JM fs.. 'Q 1, .N.y...xr.g...k ,v .. ' W .. W ' ry. ,,. 4 , A. .. N In ,,...,A , ,P . ' 5 In W, pw ,W waz'-afar-A 1 N W S3455 grin .. Q f-1 A .-,, 1- M- I n k , ,. . ... 1, yQS '4P. ' ,,,. - x '- M - ,-nuns: e -sqQ. 1 i , 'T' ,, ,,- .J 1 In A 1-x fI1,,Q5 lr. 71 ' is Mr Wrgley Qoys At fnough theyre young and un- experrenced, the may Torres nova me Qrnrentror for Q yory successfw yeor Remrnrng Newer persons Karyn Scne-H Tornr Dubow Cr'1rorConnooy .mire Leocn, ond Nuforre dro Orr, 1 emu Dore, Shannon Mason, and Dcxnrelie Wilson, jorrw them rn strongly supporilng ine Ta-um Our goo! rs fo make The prnyoffs, ond rf our prfcnrng re reasonably srrong, we wr!! ' srores Ccnfr de-nr Mr Wrqroy -'ui N.. Q-Q, Q: 1' 'xv rf ian: . Breyer, wr!! uncznor The feurn New members, I sun- .lm wan eva A r Pr 1 V A W L ' KM ,,,,,, , ,AMT MW H VVV, ,VVVV ' xi 2 i ,ff fm q QAM' -if A yy in ' , . ...,, ,, ,, -,,..,.a..4.g,,41.. A rs ...,. ,fi i .X ..-'FW i L J i 1 f Q .,r,m.,,M?Mm W Yami ,A 4 X A , 7-5 ' f, ,f,,, M ,,,, S-, ,,,,,,,,,Hi . whiablwmw e , rf if r , --H-m......- ' ,, Y I ,Y 7:7 V, 1 M ig, K .,.f r B.. 3 , W' fi 5 'fn nw.. ' , A 'N .I My V H -W mgykftj ff1MllvjE?2,.:v ,xml r ' V i f - fy f Q-me . T' .W vw- 1 , ' .' 4 -vu f A er' -L .-.J 'l lbw fx 61 . 595 'tmixk Q ' .Qs'iTN f, fi :. ' , ., L,--. V , Ayer-W Bock: Mr, Hodgson, Ernie Hahn, Evon Skowronski, Mike Niggll, Tom Siorrns, Broo Moores, Tim Siefl, Joson Belpori, Gooch 1 Front: Forresi Key, Scofi Heriweck, David Klein, John Rornonowski, Todd Glick, Keiih Winkler. Jeff Wigley '85 returns To give Dod o few pointers. 2. 3 Sq liV'5, vf Qvf7ls 7 iffy! , +. .- - .. , -5 K. X ' .gg P is oo' 52.49 A 'V !'.i4n? Q g R gh? 9022323 is fi'. , r., .. ,xg Q 1 , sw. ,v X 5 ' ills l r -s gg, so. xx ,, ttf se. -sei' Lx X ,X ,slksmfxzh up s X. .... - ,. , ss.,- , 0 ' V. , -f ss, A ' f -sf L, Peter Ogle the boys varsity baseball coach is full of confi dence. He feels that this team is the best he's seen in at least seven years The pitching is strong with senior Mike Nlggli and juniors Tim Stetl and Evan Skowronski sophomore Jason Belport and freshman Scott Hertweck The team s strength is its dedscation and experience The team hopes to be a dominating hitting team this year again like it was last year states Coach Ogle The lineup is Keith Winkler with excellent leadoff power and speed Todd Glick with consistent contact Ernie in the third spot and Tim Stefl as cleanup Coach Ogle says All of the players have good hitting skills and there lsn t going to be a soft spot in the entire team The team should and will be very successful and with ci little luck and a lot of hard work from the whole team it just might go all the way if x .ml L. Qnafviz-NM tif-T X N-.2---M 5 ,4.f-J' -, I '-- A 4 W 574119, -..,.-. 4 - i V., Q ,ff ME! u 1 T1 rv! was A i l l Back row: Coach Woods, Alicia Carson, Liz Waldman, Dawn Enoch, Jennifer Marlin, Desiree Bello, Dawn Barron, Hilary Foshee, Alison Foshee, Coach Kellar. Middle row Jodi Feinstein, Amy Haimsohn, Melissa Marsh, Healher Woodring, Edna Tow. Bollorn row: Amy Rosenberg, Nannie l-latch, and Rebecca Felsenfeld. z Waldman 81 Jennifer Marlin M4-,fc Hibsof a 1 n 0 '12 5, l s in 1 1?-9 ack row Coach Keller, Jim Eshom, Larry Hovey, Kaid Marouf, Jason Be-lice, Philip l-loloubek, Mall iclon, Josh Blumenlal, Marc Hioser, Corey G-ass, Kris Kralz, John Slires, Coach Woods 2nd row inlhony Woifyla, Neil Kline, Mike Lew, Will Rogers Firsi row' Aloerl Wei, Pele-r Rosen, Sam aronofsky, and Rene Cruz led'-W Q Whl e attending a week long camp at U C L A during the summer, the cheerleaders won an award for being the most spirited team They brought that spirit back to Country Day at our first annual ifwwf- , .1 . e .1 ' .' 44 5 Urn.,-4 - - . WZ. s y . 3 A f X - 4' ,, ' V U 'ii 'i ' Z . , . ' I l I ' I l G' we vvv ' T. .. 4' : ' C W ' 9 s..A,N.,,N ',,, , 'lfg -.,,s,,-up 'ff ft A JV and varsity squad showed their spirit at the first pep assembly The varsity squad cheers during half time festivities at our first annual homecoming, Varsity Squad: Top - Diane Cushman, Christy Rantzow, Cheryl Schwartz, Leslie Fersta Bottom - Gayle Bello, Michelle Logan, Jill Daniels. Laurie Schultz Ulead Cheerleaderj, Beth Moulton. The enthusiastic varsity squad surprised the U S faculty by adding some pep to a meeting, JV and Varsity squads say i'Hello at the first Pep Rally of the year. HWMW. fff.. ::s,:,M,:: wmmmhs,. m :fmsew -M-'rw-1--w,..,M,dmw'muLf wfgm.- .... .M . .vmwwwf Wfziw W-waf4:e,'w:mf ' Jw. 'up- A ,, rr , N- -V W f : v. J' F'-1 ' 5, ,..,W,., f Nw se. , , 3' l , A f wi? ' ,xif-f M ,, A y ,r,, wsu, j 7 s .mf if me ,i1Mp, A elf ,xg qu' , ,f,,, 'i 4 W 'W ,M ,awww QQWWWH3' , mwaww-fvavmwf :aaa Rlcharason Back Row Jalre Corba, Nohea Gerslacker, Monlque Rrcharason, Eay Coleman, Coach Valenllne Mlddle Row lsabel Schoepflnn, Allison Smrlh, Nr-:hole Rncharason, Nancy Duckerson Front Dow Kane Healy, Deotnle Barth, lacy Smllh, Moradllh Tusslng K 1. -wmwm Middle School Sports , jf MW' J fffiw , r,..,y-.f,AH ,Q ,gf-..r,,,J,M V I as- - EEK, sg, .. ,- -.M .4 f - A Q, in Qu... Top, Coach Cahoone, Arch Lee, Josh Thomas, Randy Strauss, Jushn Challln, Kenny Flrlel 2nd row Danny Feldman, Davra Hoffman, Noah Helaman, Tom Hill. Front Bren1Clernmer, Andy Sachs, Kelly Mclieown, Sleve Mayer, Bobby Kyle 4, ms- 5P 't wr-L, FOOTBALL: Coach Cahoone, Otis Rubottom, Matt Rosenberg, Cliff Williams. Mark Zwerenz, Josh Thomas, Chris Prescott, Jason Howerton. Second row: Greg Silverman, Justin Chaitin, Bobby Kyle, Brad Ferstan, Randy Strauss, Kevin Rounsavelle. First row: Kenny Firtel, Josh Hassin, Noah Heldman. Q il4 losketboll: Coach Ogle, Randy Strauss, Arch Lee, Aaron Goldzimer, Justin Chaitin, Josh Thomas,Chris Prescott, Victor Cheng, First row: Noah Heldman, Brett Nissenberg, Bobby Kyle, Jimmy Panther, John Traxler. ' f ir' ' F, V . , .f 1 .,.. W ii' xQ'.1i,... ,,,' M l J 116-vsxfw-my WlKT 'L A , ' f i ,MH 5 4 ,. ,,': , H V f , V . We ALI R it's warm-up time for Monique Richardson. fs.-i 3,5 gm G Soccor: Coach Hatch, Dan Feldmen, Tom Hill, Cliff Williams, Otis Rubotr Evan Sprague, Marc Zwerenz, Kevin Rounsavelle, Second row: Steve Mayer, Kenny Firtel, David Hoffman, Eugene Park, Jason Howerton. row: David Chan, Kelly McKeownn, Andy Sacha, Simon Pasen, Chris Graeme Gabriel, Hannon Brett, xy 301,144 Tonnls: Mrs. Valentine, Tom Hill, Andy Malk, Aaron Goldzimer, Trever Craig Weiss, Richard Sudar, First row: William Canu, Tim Yu, David Gavin Mandelbaum, Andy Sachs, Graeme Gabriel, Evan Sprague. L ..... ,V , ,V 52 5 ' A Q .... Zz ,M my W 5 fM.fWmmWMm.,,M,,WN.,-e.wmf'7A mm., ,,,,, S iam? f:?W:,M4,.1Z .... login .Tw V H A ' ff I -I . Mr,-, fyfwieff : .,i '- -- Victory eludes the Middle School soccer team in cl close Mfr . L , , s 'sv' Ma 1' ' .W lf 5 ,m ,gg , - miami' ,,,, L M Q .. f fe it rrl, is A , is Q j lense 4241 game against Parker, Ms Boyd rrs her Torres on to victory ,mg Li I 5 721' , 3 D 4 W if 5 , r 3 W I f ffff' . Z 5 fi , , Q I v ' 1 if Sa ri I 4 Hy Coleman, Nohea Gerstacker, Claudia Tesak, Nicole Neal, Monique Richardson, First row' Irs Albritton, Margot Walter, Julie Corbo, Tifany Taylor, Amy Bauer, Janna Chaitin, Carla Tesak, im Johnes. Robinson Moniaae Richardson, Nohea Gerstacker, Debbie Barth, Christina Chandler, :y Dickerson, Meredith Tussing, Margot Walter, S Albritton Q , 4 .. G geffaizsff wg .1 e Mgr, . yn, :-:rf-, H, f- aL. 'rag L WM 2,554-f2i3..-,p 5' .. I rp is he , L - '1 sf f -fi,-,ua-s. T',i1f Q sk- A... girl? gslsgizgrizslf' f , , .sl . f 7 f ' ' V ume against archrival, Bishop's. We ww ,,,, ,,.........uu-an-vb fd 4-f . . A 'ww A, 5 J' ' .Q7 , is ' ' W ... lm A gg... ff J--W kj. W, y M Y , wlupw my Most Improved Player, Nicole Neal, reaches for the ball to tag out her Parker opponent. r 2 3 Scoreboard Soccer Tennis Volleyball Softball Flag Football Basketball 6 Wlns 5 Wins 2 Wins 5 Wins 5 Wlns 1 Win 5 Losses 0 Losses 5 Losses 3 Losses 7 Losses 9 Losses ilsan Rhee, Shawn Davis, Jolie Corba, X . 1 'f' 4 n f- ,V - -I - 5 ' -221 gf! 'L ' . 1 4 r V ,, .iq Q MI Q ' - , -1 W sp V. Mg r 5 ,.,,,:i 'v mx fl ' f 5' '.,,,,w-ff? 24'T-ff'g'+ff::'1v'1::f:':..s N , ff X , ,V,ri'w.4,s1, U. K 1' lf W ' M ' - 5, fi W .W ,,.. Y ' , -' K for 1- H 'f , .... . - , 5 ' T .Q xl . if- ,fri assi.. A. :,f.rs:r,-sgwgf gg L . S ,V 5 is : f S S 1 ' Ai .: sf if lf -A3 '-,Si1 ?Q 'I ,gy , : 5,,' sf is ' .7 'fu :til-Q . - 1- mf, NN-an-wwA.,,, 1 ,Q 4 X EQ 4' ' My 3 i' w414Qn.- 3-S wg Q- K A t ' 7 ' ,, ' 1 K, '14, I 1-5 f , wr .nf . i Y ri A , 5, 4, WK' Q Mlsc. thanks especially For their support: Orsmen Nantucket, Madaket, Uncle Key, Madaqueshaw, Nobadeer, Mr. Moose, The never endlng encouragement of Nicole, Union Oyster House, Head of the Charles, Mlke Hllllard, Murphys ln Baton Rouge, Mammoth f ' Semester 85. To Country Day, all in all, thanksll I thlnkl ,, 'wr- , ,Va those who gave me support when l needed it most. Dad, Brooks Faculty, Holmes, Rev. and J. Felnsteln lor puttlng thls page together. For Rowlng: Swlfty, W. W. Dunnell, MKJR, Pete Mallory, Betsy Z., E. Kloman, C. Jordan, D. Halberstan, H. Parker, and the Slmsbury Group. 76 C.C.l.., J.C.L., R.C.K.U., M.C.K.U., Llz, Nicole, Anne Z., Lesll E M, Swltty, Rev., M. Seagrams. For the love: Every one of you Is speclal: Holly Hagar, Leslle M., Karen D., Llz Newman, Llz W., Sherl, Kate, Katheryn, Vlctorla, Katle, Sharon, Dazzle. For the Partleslll: Brooks, Del Mar, Kate B, Swammy Slmsbury, Harvard. ' mls.-1.. Q s 3 x 5 i 2:20. My Wm4F ff:a 1 Q... its H . ' - 155533412 fpiyv g fgggs XM, Q. . 3 , .. X 31 ,N 5 mfs., . 1 :as.- f' 'za f' K 1'-ffsf . .... Q.. .... ,,,, . az, , r ' ' , W 0 ' B ff 5 l , A 53-Wig 'gg-z ,Sg.1!gf5, :f::.55S ,sis we 13 1235'lff55f'f':'ff5fk i ' Mom and Dad: Thank you tor your unwa- verlng support and advlce. I love you. Carrl, Jennie, and Chrls: You are the best slbllngs a guy could have. VA, KB, TB, CC, JC, DD, LD, TD, GP, KP, BR, KR, DO, and ZV: My best trlends In the world. I am Iooklng torward to Inter college vlslts. Blll, Jack, and Tad - my best buddies. Too many memorable oc- caslons to try to llst them all. Klt. To remember: 9th Grade Mexico trip: Exeter: Harkness Table: Japan: Nos Ben- tamos: Alt Polnt: Walklng 502: Are there any casualtles? : Margarita VII- lage: How do you say 'pltcher' ln Span- lsh? : Team Helmagoogle: D.S.B.: John- ny Quest: - Nlght: Naval Encounter 1985: The East and West Coast College trlps: Talking wlth trlends. Knowledge is good - E. Faber N I 1 f V I lr, I I ,I I I ' f '. ...: ff ifv p ,1.., !.,.. , I ' I I ' a AA,1 ' I 3 m -: A 13,5 I . K If I I ' 1, I g -' s T' if , W -- ',,,, 'T' s 4 1,, in if A ' '- fn H? I One of the things Ford Prefect had always found hardest to understand about humans was their hablt of continuously stating and re- peating the very, very obvious, as in'It's a nlce day' or 'You're very tall' or 'Oh dear, you seem to have fallen down a thirty-foot wellg are you all right? . . .' The great ships hung motionless In the sky over every nation on earth. Motionless they hung, huge, heavy, steady In the sky, a blas- phemy agalnst nature . . , The shlps hung in the sky in much the same way that brlcks don't. Thank you Mom and Dad. I know It's been a pain, but I'd like to think It was worth both. Carl- OK! OK! You're funny! Don't bug me anymore about lt! Make it far out, solid and right on! Awrightl Qno smlllng pleasej Steve - How can you sum up 15 years of friendship in a sentence or two? Here's to at least 15 more. There's no way we can possibly ever lose touch, so I won't bother saylng It. I love you. Sheldon - GNARLEY GOVINDAI Here's to all the things we've done Qpartles, fencing, etc . . .J Thank you for this new mentality. Here's to Roberto's at 3 a.m. Keep It up. Relax, I love you fool Jah rasfafarl! Tami- Hitting you at 6th grade camp wasn't exactly the way our friendship should have begun, but as long as you don't remember It . . . You mean so much to me that I'm not even going to try to put it in words. You should know how I feel by now. Keep laughing. I love It! Maybe we'lI get married! Kim - Meow! Next time you're in the desert, look out for the cactus. Please always keep me in mind somewhere. BELCH Qixcuse me while I fall down in the parking lot., Carol- Look out for the green silkl You never know who wlll be lnslde of it! David M - I don't want to work, I want to bang on the drum all day. I think you'II agree when I say that, wlthout muslc, Ilfe would be a mistake. Keep it up, and good luck wlth It all. Don't do too much plzzo and I won't eat too much math. How's llfe on the opposite page? Various thanks-Tami, don't think l'm too good for you. The price of the school makes no difference. Samantha, you taught me a lot, believe It or not, I love you. Rob and Bill, Leo Feuder, Jim Marshall, Ed V.H., all my teachers, Ron Woskow, Mlke E'assaro and the Dipperl 78 Good luck to the class of 1986. See you all at the re- unlon. The next four years could turn out to be most interesting. I might even learn something, rlght, Dad? Later daze, CD! ' x. 'e X . i Q - -i,. 1 ON ILLEGITIMI CARBORUNDUM - words to re by 'ords alone cannot convey the teellngs I ave. Only the people and the memorles :ln . . . but I can try. To the Class ot 1986: bu're the best group ot people ever as- ambled. l'm so glad I got to know so many I you as well as I dld. Ramble on . . . l've got to find the queen ot ll my dreams. .Lad Innnnlln Klm, Tami, Carol- You guys are great. I wlsh we could have been closer longer. Sheldon I Johnny C. - Never let sanlty take over. Shel- don, your partles ARE the best. Mom, Dad, Jon - Thanks tor everythlng. fl ca't begln to remember., I love you, everyone who has been a trlend Qlnc. above, - I can't express my appreclatlon enough. I know l've forgotten to mentlon some ot you above, but It's so late at nlght betore the deadllne. l'm sorry. Mr. Heldman - You opened up a new world tor me, a world In whlch I escaped too many tlmes and wlll al- ways do so. Thanks tor the most Important Insplratlon I ever recelved and tor your constant trlendshlp. ,f x A I sg Things fo remember: Frlends, partles, Sheldon's party, etc. Drlvlng up Mt. Sole- dad In tog at nlght wlth no Ilghts wlth Gamby. Zlon talks at nlght wlth the not- just-hlgh school trlend. Dlslocatlng J's thumb when he punched me In the stomach fl dldn't say your name so you can't get madj. Conversations wlth Brett that I dldn't know were belng taped untll mornlng. Hearlng the taped conversations. Week ot All My Sons at school from ':30-1:30 a.m. llvlng In the senlor lounge. PROM '85. What statlon are you Ilstenlng to?-l'm tlne. l'm just trylng to put thls tlssue In my pocket. The mornlng at the Cove, CLASI-IERS, Z4 days at Stanford. All the songs and re- cordlngs. Partles wlth Adam, corrup- tlon, bands, old Irlends, SO MUCH MORE . . . Justin, Matt, Robert, David H. - Friends slnce 4th grade, means a lot. Thanks tor all the support and the long- est trlendshlps l've had. Eric - False Prlde wlll never dle. We have the tapes. Now on to better. I have a lot ot respect tor you both as a trlend and as a gultarlst. 79 R i 'Vs . fr. if '- Mom: What can I say? Without your help, support and patience I wouIdn't have been able to have done it on my own. Besides, who else could put up with me. Thanks tor always being there and tor be- ing my best lriend. I'll love you always. Korl fs.j- The obnoxious, PSP, Don't push it. IVIaaa , 1, 2, 3, lunge, Why couldn't I ... Are you dis- tressed? Hi cutie? You just banged your head, Iloral prints and U.G., The Spot, EI Torito fthe walterj, Rubens on Rye, 2 a.m. dinner dates Qoopslj, Burger King QHelp Jerry ,..J, Our B-Days, the Triad, the Prom, The Search is Over , Cherish , .lays-Oh well. Thanks for all your love and understanding, I couIdn't have asked tor more. l'Il love you always. P.S. Grove Ilves on. M.A.: You've been a great trlend. Remember Zlon. Huey Lewls C'You've been thlnklng . . , J, Some guys have all the luck , KeyClub, Thanks tor all your help. Good luck and stay In touch. M.R.L.J.P. fund Ricky: Drlvlng school, real movle tlops, 9th grade. I wlsh you were graduating wlth me fdetectorlj. We wlll always remaln best trlends. M.L. - Thanks lor all your help. Our trlendshlp has meant a lot. Remember Zlon, West Coast Tour, Borrego, Pre- Calc, cram sessions. Take Care. D.M. - Parking my car Is Ilke parklng the Spruce Goose , Don't lorget Sra. Rulz, Dr. Schmldtflj, J.D. Kalser Rolls, Twlllght Zone. Thanks tor belng a great lrlend lor slx years. P.S. Vour halr makes you taller. C.C. - You're a terrltlc person and Iaughts - thanksl D.C. - Let's not torget Uncle Wlg QRed Baron and ally, plzza runs, numerous outtlts Qyoursj. Don't change -be yourselt. Thanks Sra. Rulz- Graclas por toda la ayuda y conselo que me ha dado por estos pasados cuatro anos. Slempre me recordare de Ud. Mrs. Flelden- I can't thank you enough lor all these years ot help and advlce. You are a terrltlc person. D.C. - Thanks lor always llstenlng and not glvlng up. Your advlce has been lnvaluable. Dr. B - Watch your wallet. Your support and help wlll never be lorgotten. To the rest ot my lrlends, taculty, and admlnlstratlon- You all made my llle at C.D. the best. Good luck to you all. C.D., This Is It. Adlos and Good Byel 1986- You're here and not a second too soon. 80 I dedlcate thls , , . ,, if l fn V 4 A vyzl . I , io: ,X V. lata 'fm . page to the two women I Iovf S - . ' v ,, ' W ' y . .M ,, I as . V, ,,y1L,,,,: 1 . . ,fi Iespise mornlng. The world ls yours - Scarface Sambo: Llke what can I say? Track has been great and so was soccer. We had klller tlmesg I lust can't seem to remember them, nor do I have room on thls page. So take care, and thanks tor belng a bud. Gam: It's been a whlle, hasn't It? Adam's smoke bombs , , . Don't worry, lady, It's not a tlre. Plrates ot the Carrlbboan and Mr. Toad's rlde at 92 degrees. It you go to Crown looks, don't call but glve me a rlng any other tlme. MA: Hey, stop runnlng from the Devlll Glve me a rlng It you ever want to try rldlng a cow agaln. Walt a mlnuteg I don't thlnk thls Is our campslte. Are we lost? Egghead: I-Iere's a 10:50 p.m. showlng ot A Vlew to a KIII g just don't drlve Ilke a maniac and the bomb lady won't catch us. Mat, Rag, and all the other X-Country butts: I always used to wonder why Ilolned such a pltltul sport. lut now I knowg at least I think I do. The moment ot crossing that tlnlsh Ilne made It all worth It, that and knowlng It was all over. Llsa and a room ot trozen yogurt: What about our antlbodles? Keep on runnlng and don't ever stop. Qwhat does that mean?J Kendis: Vou're mlsslng out on AP llo. But It was lun whlle It lasted, wasn't It? For all those who don't matter for tlt Into my pagey: The blg bowl ot gorp Qlltej at CD wouIdn't have been the some wlthout you. Thanks. Mom: What can I say? How about . , , I love you. I can't really say how much I'm gratetulg the words lust don't seem to say as much as thanks tor glvlng me my Ille. 81 4, li is -L-1L 1' K' 3 , - .L Ywf:1ff'1.-gfik?-if? 5 f I ERXNG 034.51 LLA, LA-LX '-TELG. was. .sw- Erin, We've made It through 7 years ot separatlon. My love tor you wlll be there wherever you go. Few 17- year olds are so lucky to have enjoyed 13 years ot triendshlp. Dad, Mom, and Andy, I have the best tamlly In exls- tence. How many tathers understand teenage pres- sures? How many mothers stay up all nlght typlng pa- pers so thelr daughters can . study lor tlnals? I-low many brothers care about pro- tectlng thelr baby slsters lrom all ot the worId's evlls? Because I know I can come home to your love, I have the security to be who I want to be. Thank You. 9739- M252 '52 fx J.P., How do you always know what's rlght tor me? I'II always trust and love you. Country Day Faculty and Students, There are some ot you In partlcular, you know who you are, who stood by me no matter how overenthusIastIc I got and comforted me when I couIdn't tlnd a smlle. Thank you. You're why I love Country Day and I'm reluc- tant to leave. Cheerleaders, P-A-I-N-we love palnl Okayl Psychel Yeeeahhl That's what made It all tun. 0.K., maybe some ol the mounts In the draw- lngs are just a blt . . . um . . . wrong, shall we say? Diane, Chrls, and Chrlsfy, Stay close and Ilve as one - through raln and darkened skles- You have the love you need- For all tomorrow's IIes. - Berlln. All we have to do ls turn down the MTVI Chrlsty's blrthday Is May- all ot May. I'II use anything but Cllnlque. 82 Q2 Wig? , WWW www,-nrs,1.gf,':gW,ggfyhgky.---5-Qyyry, gr Q . . Q .lapgfwgqg-egg W M,um-..i.,..,,,-.M---.w...m-Ll ,L . ,. Q.,.W.M ...I . , ,W -..H W..,e......W.. ..M.f,.-.. N pw- W.--W I , ,., W rsmgg rf . -'12mam:rzsfzzfxfizzxrzmrsif H V Fin!-' f if tiff?-ASQ?-6:5 My lite you've changed and that I can't deny My tate must hold a luck that's wlld and tree It ever I see you hurt I know I'II cry You know I'lI always wlsh you close to me For me a trlend is someone I can love Someone who takes the burdens ot my ways A trlend wlll stay below me or above M, For me a trlend ls there each ot my days With you I can share joys or share my tears And there right by my side you wlll stand tall You help me conquer problems and my tears Our triendshlp ls the tlesh a knlte can't maul And these my trlends are thlngs you are to nfl The breed trom which you come contalns jusl three. Ot Friends - Thls was wrltten expressly ., Diane, Laurie, and Chrls by the I.ovIng Senl Sophomore . 55234Q75513112-35i5l3'liilfglillp- ff. JV 52 V-Til KSZSYHTZZYS' IQIQ f 4?2'bQi7j,ggf A7Hf4'75553' V' ' ' Y iifffifwiasszlkfwzsww wif frMfZ'f5Mi5 f -4 ?5 .W I if i . ,I XS, X .A 54g f v 5 0-5 J f .l - ' I ll P H Q I :rf-' f - Q3 ur gy K I ' 4' P .4 Q I 'fig . P 'gf 7 ., ii' 1 L, A U Q K . Daddy and Junko: Thank you tor belng my Irlends and klck- Ing me In the akoloe when I needed lt. You have shown me your values ot Ille and I respect them. You have also shown me some other thlngs: Oz, Stars, Broadway St., but those are be- tween us. Love Always, Dlane. Mom:I look back now and you were rlght, I thank you lor send- Thanks lor belng therel Love, Dldl. La Jolla Shores: Look at us: we grew upg we really had long halr and bracesl Laurle, thls I X - page does not have room to re- ,NQ 5 ., nf , member all ol the memorles, J but one memory never to be 2 j - forgotten Is the love I have tor f ' you as a lrlendl You have al- ways been behlnd me, and Quaker, thls Duck Is behlnd ' H you tool Varslty Cheerleaders: I-I-0-L-Al The Laurle Schultz wor- koutl All ot you are Superl Take Carel Love, Herman, one more tlme, love Dlanel Christy: FrIend, a person whom one knows well and Is tond ol . . , a supporter, or sympathIzer. You Ilt them all. The otler to be my roommate stlll holds. July Ath- all nlghtl Lots ot Iovel Chrls: Cllnlque and Pllars, boy 5160.00 goest last. Your support and love has taken me through hlgh school. I love youl Jason: Hey buml Thank you tor all those tlmes I needed an ear to llsten and a slt down comedlan. Aldon: Well, It looks Ilke we are golng to have a super llte wlth our two 8.M.W.'s, whlte plcket Ience, and our runnlng cheerleaders! Take care, lots ot lovel Todd: Two plaln hamburgers, a large Iry, and a medlum shake. You are a super lrlendl Love alwaysl Allson: All you wanted was a HeIlo?I? Are you sure? You are a sweetle. Take carel Love you Ilke a slsterl 83 Ing me to I..J.C.D.S. Gator: V , ,.., 3 . W, ,,, L W fa x ,LV , my 1 -1: if Yau . L ,X ..e.t..w E7 I V ' 'fi . I' To my parents: Thank you so much lor working so hard Io give me the best. I love you very much and appreclale all you have done for me. Gamby: No words can express my feelings for you, but I lhlnk you know how deeply I love you. I will mlss you very much nexl year and I hope you will be happy. I wish you all Ihe happiness, success and love In your lile. I will never slop lovlng youl Your Chrlsllne. Laurle, Diane, 81 Christy: You Ihree have broughi so much happiness lnlo my life. I love all of you very much and hope you all reach your goals In Ille. BE HAPPY! Tony lr Nicole: In a shorl lime we have had some very speclal limes. You Iwo are very special Io me and I wish you Iwo much happl- ness in your new Iile in Auslralla. I love you Iwo very much and wlll mlss you greally Qso will KHYBURJ. l'II lake good care ol hlm and glve hlm as much love as you give him. See you ln Auslrallal 84 ,I --no A-haf W Q.. any xo Wir Z9 , -, - I . , ,M ' ' 7 35 ' 40 fy., , Sf 3 -MQSS Rv 5 93' f ww A gf? I ' 1 Special thanks to Mom and Dad, the two people I admlre the most. Congrats on your dlssrt., Moml Thanks lor everything you've glven me, especially your love and sup- port. I wish I could spend more time with both of you. Q 'L -wif gg 5 NV VL. 7 1 ,JW- ,A , ..4l'fn' , Sarah, you're a great sis, friend, and listener. Thanks for putting up with me and letting me tag along. I wasn't left on the doorstep. Josh, Mr. Cool, I love your sense ot humor. Good Luck. I Doug, don't put your paws where they can't perch. Where are we headed next? To the jungle to see some monkeys. Cheesecorn, bran mutIins,BB as staples. l'm not dead, 10096 pure beet, vutdoyuwanII Jobi, as a master and trlend, you are so special. Berries 4 fairies tor teelee. Jodi, many memories. Kendis, what would I have done wlthout you? II wasn't so bad. NMSM. Thank you, Lisa, for always smiling. Good Luck to the class ot 'B6. A whitewashed crow soon shows black again. 85 Denny's, operations, The Land, Sea Lane,AP Chem 81 Comp. Club: BOSTON! late night rap sessions, Prom '85, BuIIy's, Yosemite fR. W. df R. V.S. - sIeepint!?J, Joel, Springsteen '85, the Flaming Shoe, Wesf Side Sfory, the Love Caravan, Berkeley '85, Deutsch- land '84, Mammoth, Aspen, Ten- nls 8: jacuzzying, cruising the CIub, Nado, rat chase Qnice drlv- lng B.M.J, Cel Co. fJ.E., S.W. . . J, Key Club, Kings Krew. R. W. - Tennis isn't a gameg it's a way of lite. You're a true trlend, even through the 9 years we've known each other. Keep an eye out tor the dragons. D.M. - Did we ever find the crap game, reach Boston or pass World Cultures? I don't remem- ber, but I don't think it matters. J. T. - You football stud who can't even finish a simple program on tlmel Good luck, buddy: you keep in touch. B.M., S.B., R.P., J.O. - Thanks for the good times. You're all great people and I'm glad I got to know you. ' if I - 'QT 1 if , if ,U -,,' N 5 EJ ' if , ff 8 I, - if vlss If 'ffl 'll , .riff Q, ' ' K f H '1-. 'i izi Q 'f 5 I A if W I '4 4 'S M. Q 4 Y ,I 8 .,, e I 'fi :gs 5 'W X Q f 2 I X 8 A 2 u V f ' yt. f I ' A ., I , ' ,- si ww Y is f R. IMS. - There is no way to sum up here what your faith and friendship have meant to me these last few years. Berry many good times, eh? I wish you all the happiness and success ln the world, and never lose touch, understand? M.S. - Te, when it seems Ilke Iife's a bitch and then you die, just remember that when a man ls no longer asleep, he ls awake. Never target, we are brothers. I hope that says lt all. AJ - Oye-ve, don't let It all get you down. I'II always remember Springsteen, the prom, the plays, and the long talks. You are a really speclal person, and I won't ever forget you. J.L. - Guys If Dolls, Zlon and Key Club. Thanks for the trlendshlp, and, by the way, I'II have the peasant. Connle-Besides teaching me tolerance, you've really made me see the Importance of tamlly. I love you. Chrls-It may have taken me a Ilttle whlle to realize lt, but you're the best brother a guy could ask tor. Thanks tor all the advlce and support. They mean a lot to me. R. V.3. - Was kann Ich In elne selte sagen. Rag? Tennls, muslc und alle dle flele dlnge wlr haben zusammen gemachf werde Ich nlcht Ierges- sen. Wle tuplschl Ah . . . aber solche Ist liebe. Got selen mlt dlr, meln treund, du hast mlr flel gegeben. Teachers: Thank you tor the k edge, experience, and frien you've given me. A special thar Mr. Heldman for always believ me. Mom lu Dad-I love and respec both immensely. Your trust an ending support have meant me me than you'II ever know. , Ev-Keep on sacrificing but don't lose sight of materialism. Brian-playing bug, chem class of 5, and playing the NFL And to all my other friends at LJCDS Qesp Jen and Adina,-thanks for making it that much more bearable. i ' af ' in i i Ze. l M y imvfg x y Z, k,E,6,.-,1Igtf ' 2 H N K , , 54 , g V 0 Ag. r 1. 1 'K And to my tennis friends: L.M. and M.B. Qfor getting on my casej, P.B. qfor exposing me to the other side of tennis-the far side?J, Mr. K fwho opened some doors for mej, and Otis Qwho gave me my first tennis iobj. V . . .lf you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds' worth ot distance, run. Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it, And-which is more- you'II be a man, my Son. - Kipling I'd just like to say a few things to my family: Thanks, Mom, for giv- ing me support and trusting me. Dad, you helped me become con- fident and ambitious. Thanks for helping me out in tight spots. And thanks to my sister- I'm sure you did something! QJust joking., l'd like to express my gratitude to everyone that has put up with me. That task Is the purest torm ot patience and courage present In this world. 5.3. - LOVE CANALS, contemplating the universe at Eric's, V.O. + 0.J. : nevermore, wanna buy a duck-is it lean and juicy, wheeling Ernle and ralny days at the boat avec les jeunes tllles. NEWORDER G. S. - Yah know, Bamb, the sport ls ln the getting not the follow upg Karen, Peggy, Moni- ca, Debbie, Megan, I-leather, Lyndsy, SDSU glrls forever, tunacotty, RAMBO, Survlval and Atta Dark, white blondes, love and return, the rocco makes a ditt. Brad - l know that you wlll always be there tor me and I love you tor that. Thanks tor carlng. E.N. -I did tail tor you, Stonehead. Save It tlll tlll tlll . . , I envy your coolness, Ol Bol Dork. M.G. -I had the best time ot my llle wlth u, THE EYE FOREVER, Catalina ls the place to be Dan foo E.H. - U R the best, wheeling, West Coast Trlp. To Mom and Dad, For everything I have done and lost. Your love, patience and pride has made me reallze that l'Il love you foreverl You guys are too cool. Gram and Grampsg Mema and Papa, You have always been there and my respect and deepest love will always be with you. 88 k' 5' E 'd llke to thank all my teachers tor maklng my slay at Country Day a antastlc and worthwhlle experlence. ienora Rulz: Graclas por tres de dlvertldol tear Mom In Dad: I love you both very much. Thank you tor bellevlng In ne. 'It you lose anythlng, don't lose your sense ol humor. Dave: you Reb, do what you thlnk Is best all the tlme, no matter what I ay. 'hanks tor all the tun times, Neworder, 0.M.D., 8: Squeeze. lllll: Jah brah, UB40, crulslng TC, OH yeahll tlnaldl, the Rebel: Padre games, Street Scene wlth Pete Zaremba. ly tavorlte Partlers - John, Jamle, Jason, Jay, and Mansen. Q . ll E r.,.R1m. i Ns M' qi n Nu,-x Qs Q 5 Q Wm 5 Q X so Q NSN X ,mfs X X K Y. N X ss, sz N. Q , .2 3 up 5 Q 4, i if I Rs QQ ' if if QU X ' 2. , sm MQ '13, , 9 H Q was .-ne' M? . X. . M rl... - . K Q .- W X S ANY X A f' ' Q XS. Ernle: Remember the tlnal cram ses- slons QLet's go to the arcadelj and Spaln '82 fthe tollet ln Sevlllej. Gamby: Trlvlal Pursult and summer school wlth Uncle Wuggums. Lew: Ska brah, track, crammlng tor blo wlth Erlc, summer school, Zlon. Erlc: Cate Flesh, Vo, Ahab . . ., Eos- ter Vacatlon '85, Crulslng the Shores, KJ. at your house. AND Jlm, the tunnlest guy l've ever known: yachtlng wlth the ladles, llsten- lng to The Beat and New 0rder,The Y :'-:. 'ix K goddesses, the almost, lncredlble New Year's Eve, the East and West Coast College trlps, Ilckln' the asphalt, ll, ot course, looklng tor women. You guys are all beautltul people: l'lI mlss you a lot: don't change. And how could I torget: Glencourt wlth Kendls-talklng wlth Llsa-Dave, Rankln' Roger, and the Beat-Johnny, Joey, DeeDee, Rlchle, Phll and the Human League, Movles, Couch Potatolsm, my P-boy subscrlptlon, anyone who made me laugh, and Peaches, CJ, Kld Tutty, LII' Guy, Dlng-a-Llng, Totee, It Shlrley. Hey,Al, lt's klnda llke Kool-Ald. D0 2 1 M J 1- 'Q bd' .6 ,f I I Good Memories - Julian-Enjoy Home- comlng. Santa Fe Baseball game. Armyftlavy J.V. Basketball game. What are we going to do? What aren't we golng to show? Football, Baseball, Basketball. Trlads. Proms. Jen. Come on, klng, Mr. College Prospect. Yellow flags. LOLAQI was therej. lad Memorles - Parkerl Please guys don't cllp-5 called back. The boat. J.V. Foot- ball. No, not my car. Jen Ieavlng. Nlg- Sup Nlg . . . huh. Hold on, hold on. Why ya all beatln' on That's good,NIg. Jeromel Sta-sot a tast. 4 yrs-us southern- ers stuck together. Pak-Pak watch out tor Gremllns. The White Boys are Back. 5 yrs.S.l.-see you there. Chomp, chomp. Remember the only Fro Is a blg one. Great tlmes 8: a lot ot trouble, but I would do It -all agaln. Llttle loves you. Erlk - Let's see a movle. Thanks tor belng a cool bud 8: Ilstenlng to all my probs. Sorry tor the A.P. Say hl to Stacey tor me. Baby - You may be sexy-but you can't drlve. Tommy -DUMB FIGI-ITII 4 yrs. ot good trlendshlp. Never forget all the good times. Tlmmy -Thanks tor Wendy's. Keep stlcklng. Coach Woods -I've learned a lot about myselt through you. Thanks tor the coachlng 8: the pushlng. lt wlll help me. Ql'll stlll put on the gloves., Ash -Thanks tor understanding 81 belng a great trlend. 90 Mama - So I learned the hard way: every- thlng has seemed to turn out tor the best. Just happens lt's 4,000 mlles away. I thank you tor all you've done whlch Is very much. Sorry tor belng a bad kldg It's prob- ably because I look llke you. I love you. Dad - Thanks tor pushlng me In sports If tor always belng there. I've caused you more than an average amount ot trouble. I'm sorry. I love you. It may not show but I have great respect tor you. Thank you tor everythlng. Jenllalr - What can I posslbly say? Never torget S200 phone bllls. Nlce mom you have. I.l-l.C.-0.0.T.R. Nlce car. O.K. Let's duke. Vou've glven me more In 2 years. I've shared so much wlth you. I thlnk you know more about me than I do. Vou've glven me so much help. l'lI never let you go. Today, my love. My tlancee. I love you muchl Q s I fm-. lf' if ,Q 9139421 QM wfmu . ', gf.. as 4 A c Q ' I I , -A A 'V ,ak 4 ' ,tl . . 5 , 0 . g -. J , 5, I , 5.5 A 5. I , 1 Wy., U ' A , ' . , , , ',, I. M331 ' V2 ' .fnlf 5 ., W if -ff-5 'VMQ4-,U'7L0g' .-. Nm iii. W . 'N lar -The good times are countless and the memories rill live on torever. Disneyland, Catalina, and do I stlll ave to prove my love to you? Thank you tor putting up 'ith my stubbornness: people said it would never work ut. l'm glad I was more than just a sandcastle ot yours. ou've helped me to understand and achieve, to llve nd to love. You know you will always have that very pecial place in my heart, and I wlll take your love wlth me everywhere. 4 1 f g . .. xx jf. ,gf J r l 6 ' 5 1 Memories -sleeping at glid- er polnt, American break dancers in TZJ., jammin' wlth 4-play, beer nuts in S.F., B.B. gun wars, thanks lor pushing me in the pool, Klm. Beating Crawford in the summer league, break- Ing my wrists and nose dunklng. Jav -It the kid can't make you come, nobody can. The molecule ride. Going to T.J. tor a tlat tlre. Seeing Mrs. H. w f a bag ot dynamite in our hands. THE CLASSIC NIGHT: Going to jail tor being out past curtew. I'm hurtln' bad. Wink -Shut Up! Curtis, Haaauuum! The white boys are back. Thanks tor screwin' up everything at Jen's and making us go home at 2:30 a.m., pal. Maybe you got nice buttocks, but I got the FRO. You better watch out or I may wop you upside the head with Jeromel See you on the S.l. later. T. W. -Prom 83, zoom with Kev 81 Sam. Waking up at the cross at 6:00 a.m. to the lights ot cop cars. Nlg, I got a new tuneg check it out. Shopping at Salvation Army. Party at Chaps! You opened me up to a whole new world. Sam -Smooth Sam the Lover Man. Awesome 4th ot July party, It would quality tor the Guinness Book ot World Records. The Purple Rain summer ot '84, ya know Morrls loved it. Rob's probably asleep. Padres 8: blow horns. Keep Lucille in shapeg don't let LeRoy drlve her. What time ls lt? Egghead - Re as In Iax. Where's your Stacey's, at the top ol the hill at U.C. High? You were the only guy at Mtume with blonde hair. The church. I met her In a pub In east Boston . . . LaLaLaLaI.aLoLa. 91 4 Years Af Country Day Acflvlfles: Spanlsh Club, Varslly Club, Jr. Vlce-Pres., A.S.B. Vlce-Pres. Sports: Basketball- 1 yr., Soflball-4 yrs. 10 years from now: I'lI be creallng Twlllghl Zone movles wllh Kendls In Berkeley. Q0f course we'II play lhe harp roadslde In our spare lIme.J ,agun-nw. mmm.. , H -m' ' Carol Cdnnddy W :: -'-- 7 M ----- .f M, QW' !,44yA H W 'jwfvm f-' mm '? ':2:2:: f WW, M59-NW ' f qu 4- Kimberly Paige Petrash 4 Years Al Country Day Acflvlfles: Yearbook-Layoul Edllor Q2 yearsj, Spanlsh Club Q3 yearsj, Span- Ish Club-Vlce Pres., Varslfy Club. Sporfs: Volleyball, Softball. 10 Years: Healthy, Weallhy, Sklnny, and Smarll Wllh a gorgeous man by my slaeun , . ,. . ,, , .. ..,, .- .. ...www , .wwwm 5- -. ,:,'f '--'--,.-1 ..,: . .1:,: -',1-.. 2 1 s29i.f1.f.: . ff , K. Sf K5 ' f aiu 'il X W fb ff Kate: I wlll always treasure the ,-5 wondertul tlmes that we shared: I2 Hawall 2x, Palm Sprlngs 2x, Cabo, Bala, USC, Prom 84, soccer games, Cars concert, Spaln. Thank you tor -nn- belng the best blg slster anyone could ever have. I am so proud ot you and wlll always love you. Gall: I wlll never know how we be- came so close when we never dld 834 anythlng together. l want to thank you lor always belng by my slde. Please don't ever torget maklng plzzas, cheerleadlng, Prom '84, '85, the West Coast College Trlp, and the talks. I love you wlth all my heart. Serlously, Gall, do you thlnk you actually would have? I Mlchael: You are the most Iabulous brother, and I wlsh you all ot the success, happlness and love because you deserve lt, babe. Matt, Dan Mlchael, Klm J., Tommy, Gall and Kale: We were detlnltely qulte the crew, as Dan says, You all have a very speclal place In my heart. Kevln: Thanks tor all the most tab tlmesg stay happy, sweetheart. Carol: You are detlnltely one ol the best Ilsteners. Thank you lor always havlng llme tor me. Dr. Burns, Mrs. Cox and all ol my wondertul teachers al L.J.C.D.S.-Thank you lor always keeplng talth In me and tor glvlng me the support I so desperately needed. Ashley: Thank you tor belng so klnd and sweet to me. Krlstln: Thank you lor the laughs and the good tlmes. Mom and Gary: Thank you tor showlng me so many beautllul thlngs and places: I love you both so very much. Dad: l can never thank you enough tor glvlng me so many wondertul opportunllles and tor supportlng me through everything. You are the very best trlend a daughter could have. Klmmee: Oh you. I-low could I have got In so much trouble wlthout you? But we have to remember the excellent times before the lectures. Sal n Sal, the vlno, Cabo, Carmel, Palm Sprlngs, San Fran-the hotel, the lacuzzl, the zll, The Mexlcan Cale wlth Kevln and Doug, that's a tlcket - and the many more to come. I love you, darllng, and thank you tor belng you. Spaln 63: Sra. McCuen, Vandls, shopplng tor boots, vamos a Ia playa, Glorla, and the Sevllla that we never saw. 0 94 Q.. A ,se to E. m f ,b.: - . I .K N1 1, .Q is Mom n Dad-You two have and wlll always be my best trlends. What you've glven me means much more than materlal Items. lt ls hard to belleve that I'm tlnally a senlor. All those years l've been tlghtlng growlng up really never helped. Thank you tor bellevlng In me. Dad-Well your baby Is all grown up now but hasn't lorgotten how to play wlth her dad. Vou've taught me a lot that no one could've ever done. l'Il never lorget Trotsky, slt- tlng by the stream wlth Maggle, swlnglng on blrches and playlng chess. I love you, Daddy. Mom-You are the one and only best trlend l've ever had. You showed me what a lrlend ls and ever slnce no one has been able to hold a candle to you. You are a speclal person In many ways and we have a bond llke cement. l'll never lorget those Frlday nlght talks, college declslons, trlps to the East and best ot all tlndlng your dad. l'll always be wlth you, Mom. Don't worry. I'm not leavlng tor good. Mommy . . . I love You. Laura, Erlca and Evan-I love you guys. You three really know how to make a lamlly run llke a lamlly. I'd be pretty bored wlthout you guys. Michael Wlchael-You really have meant a lot to me. we've spent so much tlme together that you are a part ol me now and always wlll be. Don't ever torget: Prom '84,'B5, Trlad, Grad Nlght, and countless movles and dlnners. The best, ot course, was the tlrst nlght at mlnlature golt. Do you dare me? Please dare me. And Laura and I have reconsldered, wlll you? I Love You, Mlchael. Dan-Hey, blg bro, I really thlnk you're the best. Please always keep In touch. I love you. Laura-I guess that our trlendshlp was meant to be because lt sure comes easy to us. It was great tun belng lnvlted to all those events. don't target: Prom 'B4,'85, college trlp, Zlon. How about lt, lor? Come on. Klm-Well, sweetle we've tlnally made lt. Remaln MEL-LOW. I love you. Ashley-Vou've got to say that we sure dld waste a lot ot tlme. I love you. 95 K 5 Long Years Af Country Day Acflvlfles: Model Club Sports: Basketball Q3 years, 10 years from now: FLYING MCFC Adam SChCChfeI' f ll la llll nf f -M ' W - -.-.-f 1 .,..,. ,.., ,,..,. . ......,.... ..,.: ,: .-,,- ., ,-,.. : .,.,- 1 --'-.- A :-.g.,:- -f-- --ff-,f,-,-gag-5 ---- ' -M.. ::f.::-:Ll 2,51 -,-,-- V VW .,,. T, ....,.. . TH 'ww 1 gzgnil 41.5 ELC, EES? LZ 11335 6l'J77J' K7 as v V l DOC - an nki anim-mix, Sn. L L1 m7n:1mTsw kv' Laws n mm-ci, 5L1f1nL:u.LL,5r4m Hit zwfz slmm 54. ff as M e i534u4Jfa,z4nsm4,, k- Ti.l . , . .Q 1 . V, , 1 A fflsd L '--nz---ff -' f' is-. .K - 5 717 ' n'7V7 a - -:L f ii 51' Ei '67 Memories: Outdoor educatlon trips, lemon wars, Whatta hap Nitty Bay, Patrlck's room, B.B., Desperados, Mexlcales, Stacy, SheIdon's ' 5, jammln' with los Guys, goin' off, Peter's house, stylin' with none other l'.B., Do you have the new con- cert ..., etc. Forgettables: Junior and Senlor Assemblies, 10th grade, the eldo, July '80 and '85, attitudes, and my good rocker buddies at U.T.C.!!! To: Patrick: Under all that incredible buffness you're like a bro and thanks for being a henge as well as eating my chill dog. Shannon and Lisa: It's amazlng we're all stlll sane. Thanks for all you guys have taught me and letting me grow up In a messed up world. Christoph: Duuuudddeee, Ice cream wlll never be the same with you around. Tim B.: All the way since 5th grade! Remember: coupe, coppa', the best steering wheel drummer in the world, the Big Sticks, I really think . . ., and more to come. Matt: You're the bestest of buddies: it's been sooooo hot. Kristin: Thanks for becoming a part of my life and being some- one I can really talk to. E.N., K. W., and M.N.: Desperados forever and attitude tune- ups for all of us. Mom and Dad: What can I say except to be happy and grow from everyone's mistakes. LD.: You're one of the true friends around. K.R., A.H., and 6.P.:If I was a doctor I guess l'd prescribe Valium. Ah! Dancing through the night Everything's all right: Girlfriend and a wife, Ah! Ain't this the Iife!!! - Oingo Boingo HUURRGGHH, It's a Music War. 97 f ' 1 1 'E 3 L. I l I I ,ww , , ww, ff.. Q ., N -f if M ., :fr x, ,.,,if wu-win ii ' ,, V i A Q W , ' fmffy ., V ' , ii fn, , K .I . ' 'V ' 5 . ,,,, f ' , , tm, ' 'sf V. -, , . , mv wf M ' V If '- S f K f ', V? , . -I '55 2 .4 f . 7 , . ' ' mi, . .' -1 km: , H f 1- ' ,, v t f ee, rv --Q V2 ff' j'5 'f,a wif 'f,,ff2'ie9 ', :l?,?1 ,nWyf . .,., . . 'E' - NIG fa white boyj-nice tro, cruising with Stacy at UC High, kick back position In the spirit, college trip, church, TJ with Tom and Jav, playing ball at Standley, cruising PB with Sam. Jim-You didn't tail tor me-tinals, cruising to Round Table, contemplating stars, New Order, French I and Il, amigo chili-willis, Jlll Baldwin, bail crew Jim, Calvin Klein Man. Wink fthe other white boyj-you never dld like Stacy, both college trips, Senior Retreat, A-frame, gelle, Nig's house, llipplng in the pool. STICKING KING, getting burgers at Wendy's, party In the bathroom, Nitasha, U ot A, dlpplng In Julian game attitude, don't lose it, you wouldn't be Keith wlth- out it. You have been a great triend , , , Sam-dude, movies, satellite T.V., Shadowspawn, cate tlesh, finals, A View to a Kill, Coolers, ele- mentary school, UTC, Biol09Y, cruising In the Jen- 98 sen, Agnes OI God, Mur Mur, busted dragging on your street, Vo Ahab, Easter Vacation '85. Kim-Hey Klmmie, tix any Beta with a lork and knlle lately, Senior Retreat, analyzing couples, college trip, tenth grade Engllsh class, thls year's English class, nice car! Ashley-swop ash, beginning ot summer, Mount Soledad, first college trlp, hlde and seek, second college trip, your room, not staying the nlght, we have to see Nightmare on Elm Street sometime, don't lose my earring, English class last year wlth Henz, many more memories. Love you always, my friend. Dave-modem bud, Darby Crash-l want my mo- dem. Tom-dude, party in the bathroom. Have you heard the new Dire Straits song? JSD -watch out tor Stacy. Memories-FEEEEKII Baseball Playoff wlth Santa Fee, Epic west swell D.M., Doug's house, Erlc's, the keg man, snake man, Kevln stretched up agalnst the wall, I-Iawali 86 fsoonj, Havlsu, terrorlzlng the street slgns, Kevlnl shooters, T.S. klt, surt, satarls to O and San Clem, lmperlal, toga party, tlndlng the pertect hole-ln- one, Maul, Crulslng wlth 4 crazy guysl Jachoma D,-hula Mogombo, Kano, Beer Man, MOM and DAD-I love you so much. The past 18 years have been better than a lazy 18 year old deserves. The love between us will always be very special to me and I only hope that some day I'm halt the parent you both are. Thanks N. .2 b , 5 - . , .- . ' ui, . , K I if S Q' 'I I XS -. Fs' ' -. tor seelng to my best Interest, Dad. You stlll are it 1 when It comes to coaching baseball and as a role model tor me to tollow. Mom, the care and countless hours ot bailing me out ot trouble wlll never go unappreclated. I love you both dearly. KUCH-we will always be buds, thanks tor the memories. GAIL-LAURA Qyou goddesses,-take care. ERICA-LISA-I'm glad we now understand each other. DW,MC,EGG-Qattitudej. TS-Qcrlsand- wlchj. TODD- DP combo, remlngtons-champs. JEFF- maybe someday you'II . . . JIMBO-steel balls, the goods! vespa-wheeling U.C.L.A. thanks. SAMBO-Spain '83, Idol concert, West Coast trlp, tlnals tlll 4, sarcasm. T.T. jokes 5. DOUG and ERIC W. - Oceanside, partles, here's to the luture. JOE- catch a rail hardy, stubble, Asymmetrical. We have become great Irlends. UCSB-maybe, I hope. ForHorn, blrd woman, 13 year old part- ners tor ever. JENNIE-my baby sls, we love each other now more than ever. I'm proud to have a slster as pretty as you. Watch those thighs, tat, tat, tat, oh no!!! I love you, no more phone calls Qpleasej. Jachoma, Fin, Stretch, Storklegs- QKE- VINQ-Team Feek, snake wall adventures, go- carts, the worId's closest surf buds. 10 years ot belng best trlends. You are the brother I never had. The Twins, soccer, tuberldes, green ma- chlne, U.C.S.B. shotgun ftell Joe the truth about the tossj. 18th street, Maul, Ilghthorse Lake Ta- hoe, hot wheels, cowballs. Uhank you Mr. and Mrs. Courdt tor being my second parents. I love you both.J KEVIN, thanks tor my best memories. 99 EXCERPTS FROM THE MIND OF C.R.l1 - We're all broth- ers In a pertect worId - Per- lect System by Oingo Boingo. The song On the Outside by Oingo Boingo. Well, Steve F., you were right! About pretty much ev- erything. See ya round sometime. Some advlce to you Haaze- bud: sometimes you gotta say, What the heckl Vlle'lI keep In touch, won't we? It not just remember. The good tlmes, especially the tlmes wlth Suzyburgerl S.B.: What are you doing? S.H.: Getting a blank-bIankI Have you ever telt that somehow you were not yoursell, that your body was the same but everything around you wasn't rlght? And Images so strange and torelgn tlooded ln llke raging water. I-lave you ever been in love with someone you hardly knew? Whereas every time you closed your eyes you saw this person come alive. It kept you wlde awake at nlghtg you felt like you were burnlng up. It made you want to scream and then you passed out Ina dream. Just once or twlce ls good tor your soul. -Oingo Boingo And to 3.8. Qonly a tew ot you know who,- I'II protect you trom the hooded claw: Keep the vampires trom your door. - The Power ot Love by F.G.T.H. and the whole Oingo Boingo collection. M.A.S. Yes, I mean both ot you. Remember the Black- 100 , out Projs. And GoIdiIocks ? Will Ramona ever be the same? Belng In almost every slngle class together. Computer Room as the H.Q. ot the 11th grade. McCool, take ottl Adam-See ya and don't be such a goof. Andrew-See you too and thlnk posltlvelylll l'II miss your arguments, guys. To all- you have helped me see good and bad tlmes, all ot which are valuable. Thanks, CD3 see ya In 10 yrs. P.S. I don't make monkeys: I just train 'em. -P.W. Herman l can't believe it's over. I have never experienced a tougher or more challenging period in my llte. It has not been an easy endeavorg however, I am most appreciative tor having been able to attend L.J.C.D.S. During the live years I have attended Country Day I can'I help but Ieel my character has been greatly changed. Those ot you whom I could term best Irlends wlll remember me as I was during these tlve long years. I can't say I knew everyone personally, but tor those ol you who knew me, I hope I was able to help or Influence you In some way. I want to thank my tamlly tor helplng me survlve my schooling at Country Day. I don't Ihlnk It was easy on any ot us but I made It, and I've got a lot to be thankful tor. I would especially llke to thank my Mom and Dad for belng there when I needed them. Sometimes you feel as though they are the only two things In the entlre world you can hold on to. I wlll never forget that and I hope none ol you do elther. Well, Mlke, you made lt. You won. Michael A. Schachter 101 aww' wW w A i I have mlxed feelings about my CD experience. But for . now I will only talk of the good. A fearless AP Chem class, , Zion, Borrego, bughouse chess, college touring, and B-ball. I wish every member of my class good luck. No stoppin' 4 SWEEN. Now, messages for buds of The Sween. Thanks, Mom and Dad. Amiel: remember stickball, bowling, etc. on the weekends. lt has been fun bothering my neighbors with Nlc, Jeff 8: Chase. Justin: remember all those classes together and crulsln' about with Amlel on Fridays and Saturdays. Rob, Ev, Gam: it's been fun playing chess in a non-club. Schachs: Keep fishin': someday when we're rich we can go to Newfound- land and slaughter salmon. Thanks to the B-ball team for glvlng me a chance. Mr. H.: Thanks for the advice. Mr. Simms: Thanks for teaching me organization. Brother Jeff, Ron, Matt, Dan: Hang ln for 2 more years. Alf, Dave, Sam, Lew, Matt, Ern, Trlchel, Norberg: You've been fun to be around for 4 years. Farewell from the Sween . . .7 Groups that rule: Led Zepplln, VanHaIen, lron Malden, Dooken Ratt, Motley Crue, Autograph, Dio, Def Leoppard, Black Sabbath, The Scorpions, Rush, TQT, Night Ranger, etc. Coolest cat to ever live: K-Sama Baraln lf you don't like the seal hunt-go llve In Nefoundland. When the daylight is falling down Into the night: And the sharks fry to cut a blg piece out of life: It feels alright to catch an outrageous thrlllg But lt's more Ilke splnnlng wheels of fortune: which never stand still -Scorpions 'I02 P M. Q , ,fu if ku Q fm. feng, . gk x go 2 1 l 1 iii wh ,g - 3 S , Mom If Dad-Thank you tor all your love and sup- N X port throughout the years. We have been through X a lot wlth each other both good and bad, but no matter what happened you were both always there to lean on. I LOVE YOU. FRANCE-Hotels, England, Italy, Nlce, Entertalnment, Concerts, Experiences, Nlghtllte, Jlm, Jenlfyr, Jennifer, Ann, Joanna and Korl-You are all In my tondest memory. VIVE LA FRANCE! - Lew-In the past year I have gotten to know a lot about you. We have done some crazy thlngs In the past not to mentlon summer '85. I hope that our trlendshlp does not end here but rather contlnues through the summer ot 86, 87 . , . Remember the tlmes: Money CII never stopped us belorej, Beach, Bowllng, Ples, Cows fboy, do they run tasty, Flshlng, Scuba Dlvlng and Maglc Mountaln. Justin-Take otl, you hoser: VanHalen, Deep Purple, Flshlng, Beach, Sand Castles, Canyon trlps, Blkes, Mopedf Skateboard. Thanks tor them all. lrlan-Here's to all the lun: Basketball, Football, Baseball, DlD, Movles, Dlsneyland, Raglng Waters, Berln, Kruge, Jettrey and all the gang. Thanks tor your trlendshlp. MGM-These Ilve years have come and gone. Thanks and remember-OPERATION BLACKOUT and TROUT BURIAL GROUNDS FOREVERI MAMMOTH THIS SUMMER. Alfredo-Huey Lewls says It all. Thanks tor your companlonshlp. Take care and remember Zlon. TOUT S'N VA, TOUT PASSE, L'EAU COULE ET LE COEUR OUBLlE. -FLAUBERT MOVE YOURSELF, YOU ALWAYS LIVE YOUR LIFE NEVER THINKING OF THE FUTURE. PROVE YOURSELF, YOU ARE THE MOVE YOU MAKE, TAKE YOUR CHANCES WIN OR LOSE. -YES LET US DIE YOUNG OR LET US LIVE FOREVER WE DON'T HAVE THE POWER BUT WE NEVER SAY NEVER . . , FOREVER YOUNG I WANT TO BE FOREVER YOUNG. DO YOU REALLY WANT TO LIVE FOREVER-FOREVER YOUNG. -ALPHAVILLE EXIT Tl-IE WARRIOR TODAY'S TOM SAWYER GETS HIGH ON YOU AND ENERGY YOU TRADE HE GETS RIGHT ON TO THE FRICTION OF THE DAY. -RUSH I'M MOVING THROUGH SOME CHANGES I'LL NEVER BE THE SAME. SOMETHING VOU DID TOUCHED ME THERE'S NO ONE ELSE TO BLAME. -YES SMOKE ON THE WATER, FIRE IN THE SKY. -DEEP PURPLE , . . and so LIFE goes on. 103 K.J. Fuchsial All is groovy. Aire: Sheepskin forever. Just remember, wherever you go, there U R.T.D. Door- knobs, Worlo. G.P. Bongo Ilves in the Twilight Zone. D.M. You've always been there for me. E.F. You spacell On the ground much? I love you. K.R. Quick! Close the cabinets! They say l'm crazy but I have o good time! l've had so many teachers I want to thank. Henz: Con l call you Dara now? I'm graduating, you know . . , Take care of Hermie . . . and Harv. College trip '85, a trip indeed. Ogle: Rambo. I'II mlss your bubbllng phone conversations: you helped me so much to grow. Heldman: What can l say? Thank you for the confidence. Wlgley Clan: Jeri- Spanlsh was never the same wjo you, Las Vegas! Thank you all for helping me to push myself to my potential. Someday we'Il be related Hen-I-fur! My psychic sister. We'Il al- ways be connected. We love you. By the way, what's up In Nantucket? Llsl-bruce: Why do you always look so sad? Las Vegas wfParker. Your frlend- shlp means so much to me. Denny's, The Lof, and our house, Storms' driveway, Ramon, the good hands people, the polnt. Klmmie: Flop, Waving from a tree? Viva Mexico, Van F. Halen, thlnk Sahara. You are truly one of a klnd: don't ever change. Carol: Zion, what happened In 3rd 104 grade? S.D. Don't analyze yourself into another galazy. I could not have made lt through wlthout you. To my fun family: I wish I had room to thank you each one for noiseIessIy passing out handfuls of your hearts to be mIne. Papa: You're an lncredlble person. Thank you for all the opportunltles 8' support. Daddy: I want to marry a man just Ilke you. Thank you for always having confidence In mo. Mom: Thank you for your Insplratlon, love, and frlend- shlp. Always go away from the end. l'hIs page ls dedicated to three people I love the most In this world: Mom, Dad, and Josh. No one could have a warmer, more sensltlve Iamlly. Mom and Dad: l'm immensely appreclatlve ot the Interest and Involvement that you lake In me. You have made me what I am loday-THANK VOUII Josh: You're not only the greatest, most carlng brother but also the tunnlest. You are the only person who can always make me laugh. I can't lmaglne where l'd be wlthout the Ihree ot you- I love youll lo all my trlends: l'd just Ilke to say thanks, you guys. I love you all a lot. Last but not east, thanks C.D.: you were good to me and I appreclate itll W 1. 49 A we. 14 Years At Country Day Acllvltles: Blke Club, Outlng Club Sports: Cross Country, Cycllng, Foot- ball, Track 10 years from now: AJ Tannlng on a beach In the South Carlbbean. BJ Deslgnlng the next artltlclal llver. CJ Wherever you go there you are. DJ All ol the above. Justin Traxler C ,r.r. . V' NW ...,. ..... f i T or 1- be T fQ,,. T rr... .... me L4- hz ,,,,.,...f-'S-., . WM, V V-'WV . 'um I V M ff, ,V -,Q yggg 'ff fy , f 4 I 'W ef X KJV ffi??5.,:, 'X W,,,,,..,., lm CD., over the last 14 yrs. l've seen changes Qboth good and body In you and me. Thanks tor dl the great tlmes. A special thanks to Mrs. Temrner and Mrs. hmerst. l'll never forget your love and guldance. N UR Dad fGooner, Hosery 81 Mom: Your love and W N snapper! kept me going all these yrs. l LOVE W 'L' Y U. Nol: Bro, get oft the rnodernl Stay cool. F-Balt: l-lllts, Ll. drllls, eras, Julian 81 Borregol The team ot '86- 41, Klll KINGI Loule It Ralphle boy, Dorkl Dorkl Dle Parkerlll 6.8.: Seam? Momma's Misslonary S, My Ever , .. 4 Animals, Oh dootorl How tar to New Port? Dude- next tlme Oregon-Mexico, Well let me tell ya the story . .. 6,185 .Lt almost bites H, It wasn't a practical joke, Scammln ln Oceanside, You're my best bud, So much to say-so llttle room, Stay ln 'touch and don't complaln. IS.: H20 skln, Pumpln at Mlr., Student body, Q Weak slde trap, Where's the drlve? 66 sack monsterl We came we saw . . . ALA.: Take att, U hose headl Eh someone hoarked my clothes Stallln' the JIM, The trip, You dld what to the boat? AMC, Ott-road mo- f ,A Dedlhl ' DM.: Ml.A:C. Nice bathing sultl l get upll Go to to BOIl2Aill Glacler, Welght team. . emi M.C.: Porsche, THA'l S UNBELIEVABLEII Have W.. F' fun at me bag w Leven maugn 4 mm purple In V V , T cowsj. ' I' rw E Woods: Thanks lor 2 great yrs. Who do l N V me block? Run quick pitch!!! .J A lt's not the klllg lt's the thrlll ofthe 'W chase. -Deep Purple My? I v , V' MV'l r-',. v ' f ' Gamby Singh 7 Years Af Country Day Acflvlfles: Yearbook, Chess Club Sports: Cycllng, Crew, Track, Foot- ball 10 years from now: Swlmmlng In the cesspool ot Ille. M . - r Pa A' T.: X Nxt Qi: . ff, ,, llihR,L'22!v .yAn,.' A, tl a 6' S ,. ,L if-we mt: ,gm I -k., Q X ff 4 ggtbfjggli 1351, y Ii 1. .N Ti Ml' W N' 'Q I ,,h , A y .5 1, 'EEN I by J I E! , l mmgfi 4 ' - - Y :LQ 'QA U , -I 'ifffifw -Zfi'!!lN!If, ,V Sswwfm I '23 A- W We V juaauey Lf I .Ag Jw tw N, ,. ,, - V- f My experlenoe at Country Day has been rich: lull ol lrlendshlp, love, msd mastotollworlzllhopelwhlmake Country Day proud of me. f- .LL Mama's lltilondry Money. Halloween shoulddt be so violent. Why my shoulder? Written upon. jes.l'lItryte mellowoulsomeday. No more rldes to lscondldo. SLO Is JR muotn better. May I please use your ,gf Q ,HW the? Otto and the Lllhper, ,wx ,mm ,M F X , A V VV 1 5 Thanks tor your patience. l will d- sx , W ', 'H pf fy' A-', A efyv' 3 4' I, W i'Z'P, , -f 1 I To :WINQ R ways treasure our lrlendshlpl N, -fy y' Noam, . 'I 4' f - .. . . l. N MURWM 'mam ,Mika H5 Q Q I . ,, l L Vi , lourehlstory,babe. f , p if I ' WW, , f Qowsa EWU-LEFVUN rms-ww H ygggxj , If Q y y I M, Lew f ' I 'f ' .1 v, V , N , N wr, , ' - , , ' so an I fn If .I f . - I we rsrs -I , xwv I I I e--. N100 NHS' BEAM ,JT L 7'3..f-, fnilaiibom ' ,,..f ll 1 ' ' SCGNDHJO Y MAR U A :man i no e3'z.+,' - - I ' X f r I ' 3 . I. 'KY' f- f ' 3 , , 'f X' 7 +I, G 'sm M 1 f , N My 1 z y raw 2 ' SST 7 I V 1-Yrs, ff , ii It ,,,,,.,,.,, xx 73 X 6 L 3 , V b ,-My x 5 .,,,,., Me.-Vg' 16 I Y , f , , -My I-.. of ,wi pi Q gt Aw, K- I ,W ' V r Ae W, il , J M ,I ,,,, ,,,,Vr3-1.me.,., W W1 f+f'.m....,w 1. Mm rm, C 5 3 4 --' fy- M L, ,, ,, H ffm 'ffl ww M 354312 'i 'Q f vniuuaa 7 Q, , ' , ru mx IQ J.P.H.: Rainy Days at U.T.C, Maylen and Q53 Studley at sears and ou, Burger lang on VIH f Sat. - Why? Crew Mutant, I have no dialo- 'fl ablltty, 5 numbers In one nmhtl Too W' . ol Jlm you taught me how to e ey llle - Thank You! W 8.1: Why so nervous In front of crown? A ,V plece ot oakol Thanks tor your Iaughterl -2 lyeee. D.M.:lestlrnate we saw 45 movies . . . and 3 ot them were great! You helped me grow In the early years. Thanks-l wlll mlss youl '-- Chrls W.: ll's been tough . . . but lun. Zion, Proms, Trtads,Shopplng mernorles. No . , More Chlnese Food wlll ever part these llps agaln. lwlsh tor you only the best that llte has to otier. l wlll love you always. I L had some terrltlc help along the way ... Mrs. Cox-Thanks tor trylng to pellsh and pollsh untlli shined. Abrasive . . . who me? Mrs. Davls-The schedule wouIdn't allow Ill ' Some day let me take you to lunch: Cloud- .. crofll Thanks also reach to l-lenz, I-Iappy, . Nelson y la Sra. ltulz. Mem- Look, I made lt to oodegel Helgh-ho. Good Bye. Country K Y Q I At ,qs .,, .l '.s ' M-.f f 5 vkltffifif? wma, fs M, ,Q I I J 'Q 3 r pl CNA . EN ' 'fwww:'20f. is 38116, 3 Years Af Country Day Sports: Track, rowlng, runnlng, llfilng weights, surflng, swlmmlng, body surflng, horseback rldlng, iennls, soccer. 10 years from now: I wlll be a gar- bage collector. Anne Maria Cecilia zUl'l1WCl'l' 1 N N ' bf X HX as X H we R c es' -- , -- ,f.,- Q 'Q' 3 wr X X X w X ,x N X X N X X Q M 4 fb r Q In wr I f W.: Thanks Country Day for five exciting years, and thanks to all my teachers especially Mrs. Henz, Mr. Wigley, Doc, and Mrs. Cox. Massoud, Mohammad, and Amir-thank you tor all your support in hlgh school. E66666: Thanks for all your help. Nlg: SKY FORCE, I hope you reach your goal and have lun in N.B.A.D.J. A.Z.: No more cliff diving, and please call, guys. Dave: Thanks for all your help whenever I needed it. SORRY IF I COULD NOT FIT YOU ALL IN HERE , . . V we Maite-Camara. Cuatro ahos de vlvir en este Iugar. Eres increible. No se que hubiere hecho si no te hubiera conocido. Eres incredible y no sabes cuanto TQ. Quien me guesta? Si en- llacara y se quitara los Ientes . . , Es- toy hecha una porcina. Ahora si, es- toy a dieta. Emmanuel con Mauro y el Negro, Miguel 1, Miguel 2, Bruno, Picho, etc. Te deseo Io mejor de lo mejor. I love you , , , Mama Y Papa- Gracias por haberme dado la oportunidad de estudlar en este colegio. Uds. saben cuanto los qulero no Io tengo que escribir. 1111 Q . its H E Jen L- l'm so glad we became friends in Europe. Going down the river. Famous auote: There is on this bus. By Six Eyes. You are a great friend. l love your laugh. Take care. R. W. -First take care. Y , Q 'gfg 3 f. , ' , ,:' . M ,4 , , :V we fy wa , ,. ,iw Ai, ' , ,,,, . yniwlumf ' f I ' ' of ,,,., -vvvv '5' f, ' . f ..,, , ' ' ,,,,,...,, ,,.,,.a,.. -vvv ' . K . To all the people l am getting to know: GOOD LUCK Si ese tiempo pudiera volver - Emmanuel Jenifyr Lux 4 Years Af Country Day Acflvlfles: Yearbook, Class Sectlon Editor: French Club: Key Club: Stu- dent Councll. Sporfs: Rldlng 10 years from now: On a beach In Monte Carlo. WY5f12'giEwHWmswV,mM AWw5?ef'55??'mWf2fimWm m:?fss5Q,' Nfw2:e2m2Qa1fa2z22swf-xifstflsffzcg gggww wm 1-1-1 . 2 VgwggvwvfwH1wszzgzzsszxsassfwwmw - f WWMM ,, .... M iwm-I-S-Qiwiif-'55- -':f ' W W ' g xi gga wgswmgyggt Wa:.ww:W'?W?n'1E3imznWm, . -M 'MzffW MM E , 1 Nwrb Wwlilmw f 1 4 ,, ' ffm? is sf. 'K . ,:k if si I X A Mom and Dad: Thanks lor all your love and support. I couldn't have made it without you. I love you. Perry: fthe Yaleej: You're a great triend and an all around wild and crazy guy. I love you. Mr. Erickson: l'II never forget belng In your plays. They were great experiences. Now I can dance like Martha Graham in '85, You survlved Taubman and Ritt Part II, but remember the terror continues! l'Il see you In Lutatlska. Thank you. Mr. Wigley: HOW ARE YOU?? I had a great time In your class. Thanks for putting up wlth my crazlness . . . Henz: Thanks tor showing me the green light and the electric waste basket . . , V Madame Thornton: Mercl beaucoup de m'avoIr enseigne a supporter les chenilles. Rebeca: You're a special person. I know you'll go tar. I-Iave laith. l'lI see you on Broadway. Kim: I'II never torget the past ten years. We have a very special trlendshlp and I know that will never change. Christina Ciaio fthe Trojanj: Thanks for always being there tor me. l'Il always cherlsh our friendship. The Brunelles and Josephs: Thank you tor your love and support . . . Je vous alme. 112 Li? 1 Q - . , ..., ff 1 er., Q s .-A-Q' -vi :fi 2'If ii- , fh: f sr 4 .g rim-1, 4 -:: 1 .VQZYQQQ ke I gy M . vii VMS es. ' 1 Y ' T U ,, I E R TKT: Vx' ,, V N 'sf , sf., 1 ...V v Ana fA.K.A. Pokey, my other haIL Minerva, Edith, Etheb: We've succeeded in not only terrorizing Country Day Qin the Taubman and Rltt tradltlonj but all ot Western Europe as well. Hi l'm Minerva and this Is Hortence. Perry and the elevator carpet, the Park Cate. Bananarama '85. We've had great times together, mom petit cabbage. We shall meet again soon, Dorothy, In a very, very, old, old post ottlce. Love ya. Matt fbrother 522: Thanks tor always being there when I needed someone to talk to. You're a very special trlend. I'II never torget the prom and all the tun times we had in the musicals. Remember my Bobby routlne. Keep talth. See you ln Vlenna. I love you, ' creeeeeep. ' Rag fbrdther 32, R. V.S. autoparts, the nordic god, can I call you Raggy you ignorant slutj: Eh Martin, Munich '85, wasserfdltcherfaballbehalter, bar sign Language, Air 5 Supply-deep breath. Take a volume like a normal personI Your lriendshlp means a ' great deal to me. Thanks tor your support and tor caring. I'II never forget the special F experiences we've shared. Just remember, all you have to do ls look under your boot soles and l'II be there waiting with Whltman. I love you. , To my fellow classmates: ' lt eluded us ,then, but that's no matter-tomorrow we will run taster, stretch out our arm farther . . . And one llne morning- F. soon Fitzgeralf LE 1' gp if I 9 E Mommy and Pappl: You are my most respected teachers and role models In addition to my dearest trlends. How can I express my love and gratitude In any other way than a hug and a kiss. I love you so much. The Country Day Family: To all the teachers I have had: Each one ot you has shown me the unlque per- sonality under the outside you are requlred to give. I thank you tor never denying me the opportunity to Interact with this part ot you whlch I so admire. To all my tellow students: I thank you tor all the smlles In passing, the well spent hours ot sitting around and talk- lng, and the chance to get to know you as only friends can. You are a great group ot peoplel A.11:fA.L., Minerva, Norma, Myr- tle, Freak, Weirdo, etc., I 'fllfglis ezzffiggf' A if if y .. I ., , 1 519' - . fy Z far- 'f '- ' - We have shared so much it is terrltylng to thlnk what's to come. Marathon phone calls fond blllslj, English papers- how much sleep dld you get? Helen Keller jokes, Jump- Jumpl Welrd Oreganos. The three D's - from coast to coast, possessed ducks QI swear that was a cowj. New York over the years-Can I call you Raggy ? Adlna look over there Qevll Iaughj, Guess who I aml Munchen 85- Spezll Spezll QA brown cow?J, I.et's go danclng, club hopping, The Park Cate, I've lust got to go to the bathroom, 2 Inches or grams-that ls the question? TEQUILA- The plpellne, etc., Adina and elevators do not mlx- serlous satety hazard, Have a pleasant Wednesday. I love you torever- see you In Autsklool J.l..: You know I can't tlnd the words to start, but they are probably the same words you are searching tor. That has been the beauty ot our trlendshlpg we struggle together and succeed together. I wlll never torget Zlon and the beglnnlng ot our trlendshlp-It Is as unbrea- kable as Its place ot beglnnlng. M.C.: The nice not good or mellow guy. My obnoxlously lmperturbable trlend, here we are countless mlles from the start ot our trlendshlp and stlll golng strong. You are truly a person ol great patience to have put up wlth my annoying moods and whlms. l'm sorry , , . so sorry Is all I can sayl We have experienced so much together: Modern Dance Companies- men wlth parachutes-waklng up and hoplng It was better-talllng asleep agaln, talklng In tront ot Grandma-she won't understand anything, muslcal teuds, jacuzzi rap sessions, excruclatlng runs, etc. One day when all ot those preser- vatives you have been pumping your body with tlnally take ettect I wlll creep up and pass you In the tlnal stretch. Watch tor me-l'lI always be behind. T.S.: We made It, sweetle, and It doesn't matter how tar we are just whether A T and T goes there. Your lnltlals say all-tremendously sensltlve. You have brlghtened many a day with only your volce. Love you much. M.S.: Annlversarles could never be sweeter. Happy 6th dear. On September 20, 1990 we celebrate our tlrst decade ot mustard tlower and ladybug satarls. R. W.: Bobby, thank you tor all the encouragement and patience. You have brought a new sense ot consistency to my game It only to act as a role model and a dream. You're more than lust a tennls bud. 113 KRISTAN: Jumelle-What can I say? Thanks lor always belng lhere. I'Il never lorgel youl QMy alm Is lrue.J GENNY: Maybe we'Il learn how lo make lello ln college. CAROL It TAMI Enough about lhe cablnelsl You don'l really lhlnk I'm paranold . . . do you? ASH: Always remember lhose olf-roadlng days and please keep lhe hose oul ol lhe house. LISA: Thanks lor llslenlng . . . lo everylhlng. SAM: Don'l lorgel lhose days al Glencourl and all lhose it3l's. LAURA: I really love and mlss you. Now all l need ls a lock on my closel. w I MOM 8: DAD: I love you bolh and I even appreelale y Thanks lor usually underslandlng. yal NIG Keep growlng KEITH What can I say? GAIL So much In common and we dIdn't dlscover It untll now. Sweetbrlar, Cheers and Chrlstopher, our mlddle names, Chicago. I'm really glad we had that talk on the Senlor Retreat. Stay senslble. LAURA: All I can say Is that the tun hasn't even started. MOM lr DAD KOVACS: As my ottlclal second par- ents I want to say that I love you and appreciate everythlng you've done. MATT: 11f3f84-Thanks tor belng my best trlend and boytrlend. There ls a place In my heart tor chu. KENDIS: Well, bud, I thlnk we've been through It all, and thls page Isn't long enough to wrlte It all down. Alaskan Camouflage Jeep, ottroadlng on a tace, TJ taxlcabs, Hot Dlsco, our prlma donna slsters, sleeplng In Eng- Ilsh, taste, Rose Parade, your mom's cooking, Lars Qsorry had to put It Inj, ZAH and all my other welrd sounds, garden hoses In your condo, ltallan guys at Food Basket, Oh, I lost my contact. Thanks tor every- thlng. KIM: Thank God tor summer school, our handsome teacher Danny Wil- son, NASA T, Dapper Kev In hls boytrlend Jett, Damlan and Davld, Come on and waddle wlth me, Nlght Stalker, golf club, I was a rake vlctlm, preppy dads, mlnl Mexlco, Wlndansea. Psycho Kitty. What a summer? Love ERIC: Thanks for being such a sweet trlend: some how you are always there. Love ya! MONIQUE: Stay on that STAGE ot Ilte. Love yal MOM, DAD, 8: BLAIR: I know It's been rough, but It's almost over. I love you and I thank you lor all the support. P.S. You are the best wardens a daughter could have. Look at me, Look at me, Look at me now, It's lun to have tun, But you have to know how. -Dr. Seuss 115 9 Years Af Country Day Acflvltles: Art Ald, Edltor In Chlet ot Yearbook, Asslstant Edltor of Year- book, Movle Club, Freelance Art Work, Outing Club. Sports: Volleyball-1 year 10 years from now:l hope to be de- slgnlng. 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Zz, V -A ,,A, magna if V Y 3 ,gt an- 'K-gm 78, 'fr fr Ja' HW Wwwf ,, t '85 brought outdoor education Olosem and W est coiiege tours ti the Tleturrtng to schoot in the taii o raders, 'Lion tor 'iOth graders, and East and a tootbaii team that wouid go a untry Day's tirst Homecom- r Schooif' ite tor Qth g tor ttth and 'i2th gradersj With the taii, came Spirit Week and Co d the spirit and triendswps at the Uppe way. ing. tt reaiiy improve says Gait Phiiiips. ew faces on new teachers brought new ideas, and new courses were uch as Drama Workshop, Economics, Poiiticai Science, and e new teachers and aii other tacuity members reciation Week. From apptes Three time ottered s ry issues. Thes iiiacuity App ' ' d in on the tun. ' iteachers Contempora were treated to the annua ers to a iavish teast, everyone tothe h, admits. Winning is everythingi Ai NDS by Chris t-tart at the Sdn ' answered an and tiow rattie winner, Kim Petras and students attended an assembiy on Diego MDS Protect. inquisitive students iett with questions more tcnowiedge, Entertainment comes easiiy to LJCDS trom the taient- ea actors at the Drama Department , They brought us the muscat. Fiddler on the Roof. and the student production, Enter Laughing. The tDth-t2th grade Student Councii coiiected money tor the piaaue ' iaced beneath a newty-pianted tree in remembrance ot d won't be Javier Sustaeta, Javier Sustaeta, Jr, t-iaiiey's comet made an app back again untii 2062. We interviewed each grade to discover their pians were tor 2062. You'ii tind their reactions onthe pages ahead which was p Jr. earance an ' what Gayle Bello .IDESDOTT1 Corey Goss Navie Hatch Larry Hovey On the West Coast trlp Michele Logan ond Corolno Lou let It dl hong out Ptotkln yonhorid services cleon up LJCDS Nlchele LOQOY1 Russel McCcJrr0n Brion McCoo1 Chris Mclntlre Brad Moofe Beth Moutton lm glee? When Halley? comd C0015 519007, LQQQI be Gr 5c'UW9l'V7, 0C'3f,5ifw7rr Cffllf WL? mf fWXffWfI DECK CK .drfegffl 1 IV7 fffmzfiznfgmfffmpgffs ,wma 'miebfvq 5.3 Wil Rogef I I I Lauri VQnd6fKnyff Happy aannocy N Vs William WhiT6 Lynn Wung Hot i Z Mon Acton David Boronofsky irenda Barrera Jocelyn Belice C.!3-fbgxefpeygtg fgfx LO :ms JasonBeIpor1 Josh Blumenlal Ifll lJeAsa++l.x m Q LRQU' LJIHN rvr 43,-gall' grandchildren t Tlecgll GSR me, UlAa+'5 oxgo Q47 'MGX 111 5131, :mi mm' ack lrx+0 M3 memo' Olfxd Snug, 'jour lfrlow, I And The winner of The 1986 Miss Nerd America is . , . Jocelyn Hence: was 16 L5Q mf S O Lal, DJ IN Crx Natalie Broyer Joshua cnisun 1+ Lame around In F756- Id'l'fS 0, Slafw 51011-bmi ball of I'-C6 and co5msL 40,5 lf. Or ! NQQfNlClL0l'l' Slilxh ok , mlsqgflhd W,'l1 Slxxmlblfllffyw Qmql-JfY7o,. 'nun-I2 H0 L cal +o ncbqlag Cf:-Llp ?l1PC'npva.S. wc Sea ou+ ow' wifxcl W5 an Rene Cruz Christina Cuddy 6 V ERS fjrux' A L Z Q-C91 Jill Daniels Legal' Dovldson ' Www ewfwwwz, i'k MMU? Jie CM 4 Aga' Don Dillon Jim Dixon ' Alex Falk Randy Feher UNL I JJ jg-cfL,?40 M 1 124074 Jodi Feingiein Uri Feldman Rebecca Felsenfeld Carl Friedmann Mariana Anagnostopoulos Robin Chatman Dawn Barron John Bauer Jennifer BUCCBIC Moly Burns Josh Cohen Scot? Dosick Wendy Garret? .555 zb- ' . u-- - Xxx if M011 Hanson Forrest Key Jamie Leach Jonathon Lim Dawn Enoc Kim Gigiio Kim Grififh Scott Hertweck Marcus Hlbser Desiree Bello PC1049 Carter i Paul Da1h0w Gordon Froeb Tori Haidinger Bf'i0n Johnson Neil Kline Kris KIGTZ Eric NIGTICHSSTSI' MSHSSO MOFSN AliSOf'l LGVSDTPIOI BHOD MGI'TiI1 Fizz 92:42 fx SWQLT Rdmbvnbfavxca tW1WN'WvQu5'aCvrfwl eww lffx Tia fbyipuvqj LA WW lmqgcm Qfwwwud, ww Www W Www mmwwm WMM Wfwmfm MM mm ag, QlQcywmb,j U MA wwwwww MM kdm, UMW ougvxmg M 7Y10Jfwg4wKc.wm3U QUUEW of-wxeweojl Hbmwvinammsga AMwW fmt .1, Em ffm 35 M P ,X 'mf---' invoived monv stu- tterno0ri in London. i as tostion rnodeis Fosnion Show '85, A dents from Upper. Lower, and Middie Scho0 and as participants in Mr. i-ieidn'ian's production of music from Britain. H0 + an 1 Dana Baron Kdfie Cohier Amy Bauer Roberi Birman William Canu Alicia Carson Davora Cohen M Edy Coleman Julie Corba Nancy Dickerson DOD F9ldI'T1On Bl'Cd FSFSYGI1 Nicole Fipp Kenny Firiel Derek Galanis Nohea Gersfacker i Aaron GOldZif719I' NOCh Heldrncn Elizabeth Henry Jana HlfSCh9I'lb6if'l JCISOD HOWSFTOD Missy Hunf Maif Lewis Sefh Morrison 1 28 Andrew Malk Nichole Necll Nadine Karim Marouf Sleven Mayer Amand HYUS TYOCY KOY Valerie Kessler Doro Carson Jusfin Chdfin Krisflnd Chcndef As you can see, Dorie, Blll and Tiffany love study halll Blqir Hixgon David Hoffman Geoff Hoffman Caroline Kobayashi Bobby Kyle Danny Melroy ,M a Neborsky Brett Nlssenberg Naomi Phillips sqm Me,-,uck Kerifh Michelson Chris Prescoff Marcy Ranfzow Susan Rhee oniaue Richardson Kyla Robinson 599011 Reza Shah Nalhan Smifh sudo, Tiffany Taylor ,SOD Wesl Cliflon Williams Matthew Rosenberg 81h grade chorus polishes up its aci for the holiday musical. Stephen Shapery f nk M 'Dr W ii MZ, H, + f 37, i f i f 1 4 ff 9 Q if I ,, V , 45 in U Stephen smirn Emily Tessmer Carmen Wynn H 0502 e 104, ban: JK Ulhfl 06923 ' moo, Lf, ecowf Q, Cifafi ' f-f if Q A Wi , el wdbffuh IQJZ. U7 6117?- CMU' QU.. SQ' QQ, L!2'l, Cf'L,Q, 5 -wwe 5 Oiis Ruborrom David Sorkin Diane Schworiz so I ll ' Ah Iunchl The pause that refreshes. DOI'l6 Silverman Evan Sprague Claudia Tesak I 1 Timothy Vu , ei Greg Silverman , ' 51' f V f yf , X Q i W Y f Pg i.. 'fi i W' QV 5 if-in Hr, ,MM , A ' liiieiiffigivjf f if V rw Q Randy Strauss Josh Thomas Q , ' , i V' - ,,,- , : , , '. H 5, A , i 1. t Mark Zwerenz Lucy Smirh Wendy Srreule Craig Weiss Randy Barning Kl'lSf6l'1 BFOWD Emma Chukker Samantha Dresser Carolyn Gish Tom Hill KGTTISNHG Keesee Array Liu an David Berol Chrislopher Boyle Sara Chandler A Howard Cheng Amy Dalessandro Shawn ll.- . 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Walker -I-I-: mm. una, rr rm Eric Abrams Everett Alexander Ariana Almojon Ricardo Brrman Annu Bi9lC10f19S SUZY Bmmzon An a one an' a 2, an' a . . . do we really have io touch our foes? MICTIOSI ChlDfT1GI'l Breni Conley Mandy Davis Ariela Deicas Nikki Garro Chris Grosso Harper Heller we Andreas Anognostopoulos Alexis Annis Karen Appel E Jamie Bklke Liza Blumenlol Jason Boyle A7 The groundbreaking for The new observalory, There was an unexpecled Treat , . . star-shaped cookies! Andrew Cook Andrea Corum Adriane Fleming David Fredrickson Allison Griffifh Tcrek Hclim x Mark Doniels Debbie Fox Katie Hatch s 5 5 if' Brandon Kessler David Kline RYOU KNOWS -.. ' i y --'i A i 5. .ik K 1 --.su hw.- , in-K , 544,442 lU'Ju,ru ' f QTINI-i carnal zoflfw . ' We Uygj U FH' In . .Jynfae-,Qye 09AJZ,lff7,,.,.4 ,ear cgi:-lA? KW sfqn-A. .W-Sir JAMA-.r. uaxa' 'U' 'INAAMAI fffufffwiaf-W ZW . 7 0 Awfv-'- Rirw ll LJ when HHH-7'.s cond Comes gfcuna aatlnj Iwi!! CH'hCf' bla- mmnqjcr for vu fro 6a.5C,bg.ll +U.g,,yg pl' .L wfll bl. rn rf'-515.13 h0M2.+ryr.'v to fsfush my jurnf. n.c.wk Elizabeth Marsh Alan Mayer Evan Phillips Adam Rosenblatt Food was the major attraction for Andrew Cook and Brent Cohler at the Country Faire. Shiloh SGW! Geoff Shoevltz Alexandria Snyder Katherine Suiter Stephen Underhill Elizabeth Vale Corinne Wells Robert Yang Wgq Sebastian Abdelnur Muhclmmcd Ali Michcel Bliss Tomi Chonce Scroh Brown Julio Civcrdl Jonofhon Lischke models The new '85-'86 Counlry Doy uniforms. Jodnno Gibbs Andrew Honncn URM. JEM, Jfiliiyf JODO Anton MlfiClITI Atlas Kyle Campbell Stormie Carson M Emi Deguchi Jill Desmorois ww 71:9-L J LX x ll .Qf-Loi, W I X J.ufwLL, og, 'JY-TQ BOYD W! Q, L Dove Fipp Steven Firfel Steven Hyde Dovid Joy Jones NICOIS Karas Mcsis Kevorkian Llschke Amy Loroh Kofc McKeown ikassae Popoff Siocey Selevon Marejko Shoevifz Yin? Angelo Tessmer Jason Thielbchr KGHIS LiChf6f Seth Michelson Jafmifef Reins Mark Smifh Couriney Wolf Kirsfin Woo Alexander Zodeycn Stacey Lichter Puirick MHS! Kathryn Riley Johari Weir Kors Zivin 1 tw. 'fb Qi if s. A 'Q K .W x H Q' x ress their observotions Lower Schoot students ctrow to e p votory for the cover of the program about the new ooser thot will be used for the observotory's dedrcotton. '- on X K A V fi ef ,A -Q' Aan- fr we W gig, jx, 9 X' Lower Scnoorers ore nt to observe tne worro orouno tnern ond nero otners os ort ot tnerr eoucotron ot Country Doy. Krnoergorteners rode the Son Diego rrorrey t ne trrst trrne, ond tne trrst grooe went to roora sours ot the Noturor rfrxstory Museum. Fourt 'rro Monument ond even pronneo ot orno gro ers vrsrteo the Coon tor goto on cornpus rn the sprrng. cred tnerr vrews ot tne worrcr tnrs yeor. nrrdren oround tne wo ' 'ect rn wrvo er crosses expon Second groders reorned obout c ond trvro Qrooers portrcrpoteo rn o servrce pror ney eorneo money to give to tne ress tortunote peopre rn n Drego. A Spector event occurs ot Cnrrstrnos trn're every whore Lower Scnoor corrects crotnes, too Qrve to tne crfrrdren ot tne Son So yeor when the ' ond toys ond wrops tnern to Drego rvrssron Orpnonoget rso nod rts own reooent weotnerrnon, tn grode ond orso runs o ' o con corr tor er Scnoor o t ocnes tour r Son Dreg redrct tne A The Low .reitrey Provus, who e weotner stotron. Peopre from orr ove hrs rorecosts. Other teocners often osk nrrn to p weotner for tnerr trerd trrps. ond ne rs usuorry rrgnt. ' ' s, octrvrtres. ond reornrng op' ' o on e Wrtn orr the hero trrp portunrtres, students experrence o orverse yeor. Crrrfrg Clrt Adam Abrams Jake Bje ldanes E Geoffrey Colby Elizabeth Gibbs Matthew Hassler Darren Aftahi David Brornzon aecuy cook Matthew Glufh Brian Jones Taryn Lawrence Jessa Lewis L Lauren Altes Katie Burns uv...-.vg.. 'mantle t'0 i mt' ' 0-...f.. . sm Thalla Jenay Dennis Jeremy Graff Taira Kate! Anthony Lim The fish were really biting for Axel and Jake. the catch of the day 'ro Darren. liilll Grovette KGYO KFIOTTS John Bixby They proudly show x Charlotte Hasse David Kurtz-Reyes Alex Merideth David Myers Dec Nb 5731521 S3 K5VWlA MM . Wlowgm VG Sf Jvwli M . km mm !l,QfY'Lf0'l Sc'-,oepmn !3A ww Lani S ' fC,0JlUOL - CUM: M 23 Ma? WMM! wmwwmw Vngloftu Eric W ipe AITIOI AFOYG Rebecca Bullen Hearn Ellington QYWIV rl- A 1 , 15, ii., w1,.,r,.,r. ,fa 1 iii i M91 firiuu ri, iiiiii-iiif ir Lara Branion iii 1 i r I ri an E Eiifrriifiii V i in mhiyiiyh is jgLiyriy ii,irb f, '4 iw i, fidligifrf Arif FT g' df Mae, Qi ii 'rf' Desiree Bliss ' ,E-for f , we ,fp iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiwriiek ff iiiiiimiiii .iiiii 1lii'1,1rl,'1ifr.i 'i ri iiiiiriiiii Miii ' Niiilii 11 M1 i N111 ' .4 in iulirwl 'fi 11 'W .mi Jillian Chaitin Laura Fox , xv ,XM The Zimcn kids pose for the com Lindsay Gordon 140 era af The Country Faire. Exo! Lf. . r Halim Khalid When pf ri , COVTNZA' EDM kzf, Vldirxs m 0 i I my 53,399 purple, hgh CKOCOICXTC Dr TIM bbrfding in o undef., Qpwfifl sub - fYXClPnrXQ, eoxkg-V in P551 fn ash Cd PO5r0,-if0Q,S 1 Susan nah Vaio Jorrefi Cnaro Jordan Ffi6dfT1OI'1 ...M Jimmy Buien Summer Dalessandro Todd Goodwin Jacob Lipman and Jordan Friedman monkey around on The jung Megon Hjermstcd Peter James F 4. 'wr OITISS Kl'Ub6l ROCNQGI Lawrence LiChf6f Mock Ligmnef '6l Meanley Zaman tries WGISS Jennifer Munak 'T 'Nm 'E her luck at the Country Faire, Brandon Willlams Brian Levy Catherine Liguori Gabrielle Popoff Ariel Shuckett Elizabeth Suiter Thomas wrigm tw' A45 Erlc Lewin Jacob Lipman Jeff Przonek Amanda Smith . x W, Susannah Vale Yin Yin Vu ,N-'WMM L Anna Lewis Matt McGrath 'Q' Lindsay Saavedra Ty Stewart Jana Wachsman Stacy Ziman Ryan Acton Andrea Anas Julio Andujar , , Josh Blake Emily Brown Michael Burton Meredith Butcher Melissa Cheney Tommy Clqyk Tyler Cooper Jason Drogin Kimb9f1Y Dwkifl Jonni Garro Ryan Gentry Heather Hassler Jamie Hooper Annie Hull ,hw Lara Bellce Alison Bjeldanes 6 if if A as Aaffv in Andrea Anas smiles because she's got the answer. f, . we 'Q f Emily Frampton Matt Green Ben Garcia Lauren Guttman Jason Karas Matthew King e Wils MQ P36 be omg +0 I-QKQ Affow- P1604 NN mi CGXF, and H 5? 903603 Some COOYwfes Gnd UJUQLCMO HQHQEQ5 OMQJC. nm? Hu If 7,-filfl LQ E,:f5. 'grQ3 SWL? L7 fox Iki of kfS'5',r?Of '7LeOsC.L12ry Feo,9le17TlT?S ffffff 07 O2 ZJLX rx Cray S C om PT H35 QM? lf Ligq, Jill Soper Duke Whi If 143 David You .. '- -ff-'wffw smsa--2--. M:fr A-:-. N '4.-- ., f -- Y M A':WWM 'jiifsffkiji PE 4 mm ' Brian Appel Leigh Bingham Scot? Bixb Nail in vi' .1 .. . .. wx .- FL. . MW , -'-A I ..,, Jonathon Boyle Nicole Cunningham Andrew Dennis Thf FCXT T 1' lille if on N59 A Cioe 1 QQ mgf games lmii V5 ni ing Cnbotlijif FQ Ui argeii. gfliw Leigh Bingham checks her lunch for heals from home. Lunch is a good time To catch up on The lafest in news, weolher o sports. SV' SEARS D! 5 Chris Allen Brie Altenau Anjuli Arora Sarah Atlas 'Qs'-J Channing Chow Agnes Chu Nicole Clark Megan Cooper ,J , X :I -- jo C, . C , -...C Marcus Frampton Brian Friedman Tress Goodwin Kcfelynn Hassle, Cafherine Hull John Kenney Ali Gordon E I sr 1: it 'L s Q . . C C ' so X nl . ':: ' l H- ggi .. -, af Julia Kloecker Adam Levenfhal Jocelyn Lin l Jason Miller Nicole Murray Sfephefl Poovev We - , we - M f .. 5 I--A f ' -, M Linsey McMillan Michael Reeder Ehren Brav Kristin Durkin Cheryl Greene Brandon Lawrence Maf1hew Michelson Jaclyn Saaveara ohn Schlichf Lisl Schoepflin nfrioiism is learned eorly by Tress Goodwin, Sarah Aflos ond Alison ofdon. W, N arch Smith Tozio Smith is Jordcnnc Schutz nook . JL ,, af Ashley Wcxiker ' 'V' 4 y px ay J 3 j f Emily von Sonnenberg i Willie Welhbefg C 1' I d WWW 'Q C-View 15+ O. ?xcJ 'wfe 9 .,gMj,y yyyy gf W -Phe. C,0fvxe.'Y' Q adv'- Holly Smith N Reading is more fun for Jordcnno Schuttz when she con hide in c Blolr Sopef . A Damien Weiss A 0- A-x n wenon Evan Wilder Chodwvck Wif12 TOHY Wfighf idedaavf M qngh S3 N M 9014, wc, H461 A + hu I ft C, gswyvfd Aus1in Horris 'S 1 ,Z AIiSSCJ Levine hu Mon Morgan Slpe Toro Stewart T :yi 1 . H' 44 , In W s2'1d'g A f o UE: 'To: ' Be c: ffnanah Louis corneuo Jan Duvls will Erickson Barry Fogwell Keith Helamat ' 'ec' 'Ve 95 'S O V spanish History English science Music Director Yeorbook qDeportment Chorrj QDeportrnent Choirj Natalia Rulz William Simms Dara Hensley Ted Hodgson Should Kaho Thomcrs Perrohl S amish Science Larry Stover W En msn Moth Moth Science D . . English Q QDeportment Chourj qDeportment Chcurj Alice Thornton French f r u nm 55, , -3 , V ff s r +5 'Fwiw 'K c -'M W, . 4, 1 or TMMW ' it N lm ,,,, WM ,V I t :st Doy Ms Hensley snowed ner spirit by donning hersofcri clothes, Students who don't finish English papers, end up on Stover's desk. Since there is no rr W k,,, ,W , , if f ag ff, f Q .ff IV' I ' if g ,7 C 5 X 7 H, M ,, H .swf V X ,Q 2- :E: 1?1':f'i1if:' I ., -is -f,: -s .. ' 5 qillfh , W ii4::,w i' ' it W 452-M . sv- Q N, ,M5,fJ: f.W 6 Ns. ,. KILL is ' ' E- Ni 2 12 Dale Helmer Computer Science Jack Wigley Math History, Math William Wright f , Hx. Nw r f :Y 14 W ' s 15,6 t ry 4 W IJ W A5 35 w ' ' - , f. F' +1 v an Exif ! A 'f1'm?W5'. yr I it 0 in 155 ,Q px ,. 1' I A 1-.. , . I M . 4 ..,,,'. -,rf ,J . M WW- 1-'ff A ' gf' , ,. 'fs ' 1 ngf.. Q' nw 4, , 1 s 1' 4' f 'Q 1 N 1 i 4 H' xl , , 3 V s ,, 4 ,, 7 My v f' ,A ,A f W1 L 7 ,V i f Q W 441,51 Q Z 1 I W H + 43 V af Q if H 4 V fi . ' I I ' ,lla W an , Q r . 1 , 1 f ti? lv H' 'if' ,, i r , Mr.. 4 i'f'f , Q e 2' g - s Ygf ' x g Q4 ' 54. 'Q by A in ,.r x.. iff' , . -V ' , ' it, f ,L-'ref , -f .ff-yew ,A L W e T Nl . +'frfeM7' 7 ' A 'S ' ' M: M We , ,ice in Zion, Mr. Staver has to make his own bed. 1 2 4985-86 brought eight new faculty and staff members to the Upper School. lt's a young group, says Lynn Boyd, the New Dean of Students, Uwith fresh ideas and unbounding enthusiasm. Most of the new members are just out of college, and we see very few grey hairs in the new crop. Nl think the students are terrific, says Mrs. Jones, who replaced Barbara Grant as Upper School Secretary. Other new members include Tom Perrotti and Barry Fogwell in the Science department, Ted Hodgson in Math, Bill Wright in Math and History, Louis Cornelia, filling in for vacationing Senora McCuen, Susan Middleton, the Upper School Librarian, and Shanda Shipman, Mrs. Cox's new secretary. The new and experienced faculty were given the respect and admiration they deserve during Faculty Appreciation Week, a time for students to let the teachers and staff know just how much they mean. On Monday, the sopho- mores decorated their lounge and presented the faculty with invitations to the luncheon on Friday. 'tlt was fun! laughs Jocelyn Belice. 'lWe kind of raided their refrigerator. They had some good stuff in there! On Tuesday, the juniors gave out carnations to each faculty member, and Wednesday brought breakfast and thank you cards from the freshman class. The seniors treated them to ice cream sundaes and apples on Thursday. The big event of the week was the luncheon on Friday in which everyone participated. Students and teachers gorged down food as the junior class treated the Upper School to a raffle, led by Larry Hovey and Jim Eshom. With new faces, new courses, and new and different perspectives, the Upper School experienced an exciting year. Madonna made an appearance an Celebrity Day during Spirit Week. She has an uncanny V resemblance to Mr Wright, don't you think? . if he Middle School faculTy experienced several new addiTions in 4985-6. These were Connie Leonard in 5Th grade: Joyce Dalessandro in 6Th5 and Sharilyn MounT, Elahe Joubine-Saba, and RuTh CarleTon in 7Th. New and reTurning faculTy were all very involved in sTu- denT life. As well as Taking parT in ouTdoor educaTion Trips, some facuITy members joined sTudenTs on specialized field Trips. The 6Th graders wenT To Sharp Memorial HospiTal, and The 5Th grade Took a Trip To Ruben H. FIeeT Space Museum in honor of The appearance of HaIley's ComeT. The Middle School science Teachers are especially inTeresTed in This phenomenon. Science classes of all four grades have devoTed some Time To iTs sTudy, and The Teachers have aTTended special seminars To learn more abouT The com- eT. STudenT-Teacher reIaTions in The Middle School reached an all-Time high in T985-6. A survey of The sTudenTs showed This, and Ellen Simms agrees. The relaTionship is posiTive, she said. The Teachers and The sTudenTs are very friendly. The sTudenT council is formulaTing a FaculTy AppreciaTion Day similar To ThaT of The Upper School To mainTain This favorable Trend. FaculTy members were es- pecially close because They Took The Time To celebraTe each oTher's birThdays, help one anoTher ouT wiTh classes, and cover for each oTher if someone was sick. There is a new bond ThaT is bringing The facuiTy TogeTher This year. T? The new Middle School faculfy lounge provides a repos? and a quieT place To sTudy for Nancy EckenroTh and Elah Joubine-Saba. Susan Adams Mary Anne Brower Ann Chaiiin English, Journalism MaTh ArT Connie Leonard English ..- S 'Z-fi, wi . NN X X 5 Joyce Dalessandro, our Middle School faculTy wizard, spreads a liTTIe magic. sf iw' 55 T ii S. , s Us ::.,:,5-.Si. si: iwsggsg' L' 1 2 3 4 Joyce Dalessandro MOTU. Nancy Eckenroth Vlrglnlo Erickson igzzyrn Slnclalr Hatch Elch Joublne-Saba cfgilsnvo Math, Science French, Spanish 9 Mom ' 9' History Spanish Mom Comzuters Patricia Morrison Shorllyn Mount Richard Nelson Tina Sellers Susanne Schlssel Marilyn Ward Sarah Youtkus Social Studies, English, Journalism History Latin, Math, Science Computers Music Math, English Science 21 sg 'F ...ef 1 .1 is. Schissei in Catalina, Are we having fun yet? Mrs, Morrison has the Halloween spirit, Anne Chaitin tries to guess which hand has the MEM. w ,, sv, , , 4 rfgbiifwn' Ubi .11 Q 7 s 9 10 11 155 Jennlier DeSlIva Belh Dowdlng Kaihy Draz Kindergorien Aide Kindergdrien Third Grode wx Wx yx x ., V, is :K R Carol Hlnrlchs Sharon Horan Barbara Judy Second Grade Kindergdrien Kindergdrien pwhenoes ,Www ortwc wfi BUS M I won? dnswers with complete seniences ond says r correct spelling and punciuciion says Ms Droz To her third T'The Lower School F1 each of iTs sTudenTs. ThaT's one of The reasons why The Lower School is filled wiTh happy faces, says Mrs. Fielden of her division of LJCDS. This year The faculTy of The Lower School TaughT subjecTs using iTs individual insighTs, Took sTudenTs on field Trips, 84 The Third graders learned abouT nuTriTion from an ex- perT, Their Teacher, Margie Edwards. The passing of Halleyis Comef was a chance for Mr. Provus To Teach his fourTh graders all abouT The special comeT which orbiTs our planeT only once in a lifeTime. cares deeply abouT The Lower School welcomed one reTurning and one new member in SepTember. Marylin Sarlin joined The Lower School communiTy as a Teacher's aide for TirsT and second grades, and afTer a year in WashingTon DC., Mrs. Rogers came back To insTrucT The firsT grade. GrandparenTs' Day was made special wiTh The help of The Lower School faculTy. Mrs. YouTkus was re- sponsible for coordinaTing a musical program which The sTudenTs presenTed To Their grandparenTs on The special day, The Teachers of The Lower School helped Their sTudenTs prepare arTwork and books To show Their grandparenTs when They visiTed The var- ious classrooms. Field Trips were designed by Teachers To correlaTe wiTh The subjecTs of sTudy, For example, The fourTh graders, under The leadership of Mr. Goodwin, were beTTer able To undersTand San Diego hisTory when They visiTed siTes such as The San Diego Mission, The Cabrillo LighThouse and The San Diego LighThouse, During Their secTion on heaITh, The Third graders wenT To The Good EarTh l?esTauranT To dine on naTu- ral foods. A new perspecTive was given To The sTudy of maTh- emaTics by The Teachers of preschool Through The second grade, MaTh Their Way. This proiecT-ori- enTed sTudy of maThemaTics enabled sTudenTs To apply maTh To everyday siTuaTions. Jeffrey Provus Fourfh Grade Sharon Rogers FirsT Grade Marilyn Sarlln FirsT Grade Aide Koren Stewart Jody Suhon Preschool Second Grade sad Mrs. Horan enjoys helping sTudenTs wiTh Their work. ,.fgLf,H ids? 4 5 157 Wllllam Cahoone Baskelball, 7ll'1 84 Blh Baskefball, Football. Baseball Peler Ogle Va SITY Tennus Alhlehc Baseball, Volleyball, 7th 84 J V Volleyball J V Football J V Baskelball Dlreclor 8th Basketball Baskefball 71h 84 Blh Tennus Track Cl-lead Coachj 1 2 3 ,Khk ' X K , 541 X X , . B .... - ...QL 7 A fl' 1 - E 1 5 K... . K . . K .gl Belo B B B 'ffffl B - . l X WI Afier a full c1oy's nrke rn Yosernlie, chow Time IS 0 weicorne relief for Mrs Albrrtron Valenfrne and Mrs Albrrfton lrne up Mrddre Scnoolers for attendance 4 . 3, B r r 353 n . L X NM me V A J . ,, nga pg i C49 S . :.l lf -,,,:.f, 4:33 + '1-Q 2 ?f:2 14 'Y-4 5 gm 1' ra, yu w 79+ NN Q 2 t, gif 3' If N X px E, rl riff ,L hi-wr f W , qu' V' A.. ., f K 1- ,I 1 Sepfembers facurry krckofi party, Burl ana Nancy Canoone snow us anofner m of exercise Peter Ogle and nas san watch rne Torres frampfe Parker at Country Day's frrst annual Homecomrng 159 Moreen Flelden Dr. Tlmolhy Burns Lynne Boyd Darla Cox Headmaster Dean of Students Assistant Head Direcfor Lower School X ,lc 11? T. Xia M as x U' X mv 4X QQ X st ' 'rf-' '-ii W5 SYN so 2 satis 3 is X Mary Newberry Athletic Director Edward Washburn Peter Ogle Vlna Saycocle Ellen Slmms Lawrence Sykofl Assistant to Athletic Director - Financial 84 Director - Middle Middle School Director Business Affairs School Admissions 'jf 3 lg .,E. J, g x X is Director Director of College Counseling 'P is he W Ei Mrs. Newberry encounters the age old struggle with th W E. ' . it 1 ,LM f W 7 1 X 4 me firm frm . Tffflifi 5 , S iifigf S-sw - W X - - 1 rs 5 as K .r il' l.. .. we-as K s , S is if lf e ECC calendar. Upper School Director? N S... - - . es, ' . 'F , , I , A ,..,i: ., 2 3 he adminisTraTion added a new member This year, Lynne Boyd, a graduaTe of OccidenTaI and U.C.L.A. Early in The year, she organized The New STudenT 0rienTaTion which gave new sTu- denTs a chance To meeT wiTh Teachers and Tour The campus. Among The many other activities she coordinaTed were Home- coming, picTure day, assemblies, The advi- sor-advisee system, G period seminars, club council, and sTudenT council. She also TaughT Drama HisTory and organized The Third annual Career Day wiTh Mrs. Cox. When asked about her new job, Boyd re- plied wiTh a limerick: There once was a dean named Ms. Boyd Whose life up To now had been void. She's in a new school and every- thing's cool: Now CounTry Day has iTs own, Freud.' Larry Sykoff waves goodbye before leaving for Cata- lina. Beth Abramson John .aku Geri Qaeeres Pedro cruz Accountant, Bookstore Manager Admissions Security Coordinator Groundskeeper Barbara Eddlnglleld Joyce Flannery Mgsngggrfce Lower 81 Middle DirecTor of School Secretary Development Guess who's behind This mask? says Jim Stewart. f H' X 3 f , ww V 5 :Z rtr , is All right, you guys: stop monkeying around, says Dean Boyd. 1 ,ff MH? .. 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Cheers on his team, Barbara Grant Upper School Secretary Kay Hicks Heaamastefs Secretary Karen qGlynnj Jones Upper School Accountant Receptionist Lori Llndmark Jane Holt Receptionist Linda Melemecl Administrative Asst. to Dir. of Development and Public Relations A Catherine vonSonnenberg makes story time fun. l 4 3 i Gail Richmond Leandro Michel Susan Middleton Daniel Rice . . . , Lee Sawyer John Skelley Groundskeeper Upper School Librarian Groundskeeper Ubronon si AUd'OV'SuQI Groundskeeper Groundskeeper Coordinator Frank Smith Jane Spam James Stewart Lili Swanson Catherine von Superinfendenf Of Nurse Director of Public Word Processor Sonnenberg Suilclings and Grounds Relations and Alumni Head Librarian 'S Is this the number to whom I'm speaking? says Ms. Holt. Watch out, Santa, you're losing your stuffing! 'I 2 3 ,gf f 4 . -- ,l, Aswyf yrs iw, will 5 6 7 A Q-rf' 8 , M- is-2 L . ,, V, W , fl, sw . iff if , - ' i ' i if . H Wli Q 163 Are you embarrassed To Take your sweeThearT dancing? 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One drawing wasfifhosen as The cover for The program fogggg dedicaTion ceremony for The obser. , qfar rlghfj Y ii . . 4 - ' : TT T. . . . - 0 H 'D' f STudenTs in he fuer School puT on a producTion To show how Chrisfmas is celebrcned around -. , .TT19'lMlOflj To puT The lens cap back on our Telescope We ve seen a loT of shining sTars, and we ve caughT some Too We saw a dirT hole in The ground Turn inTo The new observaTory We had visions of coTTon candy and millions of goodies aT The CounTry Faire STarry eyed children honored grandparenTs on C5randparenTs Day while career-minded young adulTs looked To The fuTure Through The eyes of working professionals on Career Day The varsiTy fooTball Team shoT Through The T D zone To win seven ouT of seven games. WiTh This awesome Team came The firsT annual Homecoming which broughT SpiriT Week and anoTher vicTory over Francis Parker followed by a sTar liT formal dance We were enTer Tained wiTh holiday concerTs candy canes and vacaTion AnoTher shooTing sTar was caughT by The boys baskeTball Team when iT finished iTs season 49-0. AlThough They losT The finals game They had a brillianT year! WiTh spring came oTher sporTs and new acTivi Ties. The Middle School had :Ts Biography Faire and The enTire school parTicipaTed in The Fesfival of The ArTs where arTisTs musicians, and dancers showed Their work And lasT buT noT leasT ThoughTs of summer drifTed inTo view and visions of freedom danced in our heads STardusT filled The aTmo sphere aT CounTry Day in 85 86 WiTh all These evenTs and acTiviTies our Telescope is filled wiTh wonderful memories So when you wanT To remember This ear usT Take off ThaT lens cap and focus on This Channel 'l0 reporter. Roland Steadham. interviews nerd, Jon Crosby. on Nerd Day. 178 N lil ia: !E.-. lv o SWS People: Rock Hudson - His death from AIDS brought The disease out in The open. Live AldfFarm Aid - This was The year for giving a helping hand To your fellow man. Hundreds of stars and musicians gathered Together To raise money for The hungry and The farmers. In Politics and Media - TWA Hlghjacking - Many Americans feared for Their lives on that plane in Athens, and some fears became reality. Luckily most made iT home. Summit - Reagan and Gorbachev met to Try to Talk and improve U.S. relations with The Soviet Union. The Phlllpplne Electlons - Marcos vs. Aquino. Marcos illegally won and The people noted. He fled To Hawaii where he now resides. NASA Crash - On a Tragic noTe,our country ex- perienced a huge loss with The death of The seven astronauts. It was one of The largest me- dia-covered events. At Country Day: Observatory - Making The local news and pa- pers was our new Telescope and observatory on campus. The addition To our school is not only exciting but also Timely because This is The year to see Halley's Comet. Halley's Comet will not be seen again until 20611. .es . . Will .lg-,f is su Movies TOTCIIIY Rad - Biggest box office hit Back to the Future sends millions of young girls goo goo eyeing Michael J. Fox until The next hunk comes around. The Color Purple has everyone crying and laughing, sometimes si- multaneously. Out of Atrlca touched most sentimental hearts. Teen-flick, Pretty in Pink, sent The mod-dressed Rlngwald fans into Theaters To catch one of The Brat Pack. Kind of Sad - If one is in the airhead popula- tion Then Pee Wee's Big Adventure is for that someone. Rambo is debatable for some, but for others it is no question. ls This The hero of tomorrow? What ever happened To Clark Kent? Sports NiCkndITleS - Great names are following some great athletes. In The Super Bowl Shut- tle The star of The 1985 Super Bowl was Wil- liam the Refrigerator Perry. ln San Diego, There is Lionel Choo-choo traIn James of The San Diego Chargers who happened to catch The train To CD's Fathers' Night. On Campus - Making Country Day headlines are two of our boys varsity teams. The 7-0, power-packed foot- ball team showed us we can do it! Dominating in basketball was easy for our Torres. Their 4 9 - O r e c o r d proved that. 85'-86' spelled Country Day a I I T h e way! Michel Chiprnan sings l'm the model of a modern major general in Country Day's Fashion Show. iii if ntertainment TV Sitcoms - Number one in absolutely every one's mind has to be The Cosby Show. Mi chael J. Fox returns from film To continue th success of Family TIes. Cheers is still u there near the top. An unrecognized, b adorable Kate and Allle is The put aside Th homework show. Nighttime Favorites - Dynasty is again Thr biggy. It is so high that they had to air Dynast 2, The Colbys, which is now just as big. Mia Vice has become a household word. Als hitting The Top ten is St. Elsewhere, the nigt Time General Hospital, only better. Stars ln - Phil collins, Whitney Houston, Olng' Boingo, Don Johnson, Comedians Whoo Goldberg and Pee Wee Herman, Cast Vile are the World, Blll Cosby, Goldl Hawn, Tom Cruise, The Brat Pack, chael J. Fox, Cybll Shepard Qol Moonligh ing j, Dire Straits, everyone in Dynast and The Colbys, Out - Madonna Cexcept for her pre-Te look-alikesj, Depeche Mode, Punky Po er Brewster, Ricky Schroeder, Drug addi athletic stars, Burt Reynolds, and almost of Whaml Marriage Update - Christy and Bllly had baby! Madonna and Sean Penn tied T knot, and Bruce and Julianne entered wedlock. After filming Rocky vesTer's Adrian became modelfactress gett Nielson. Chuck and Di seemed To put away their spats while visiting the maybe iT ls forever. LeT's hope so m sy. va C Cds Time T - .33 5 n Clothes: alsley - Those zany fish-lookin' shapes in a ide array of colors are filling The streets, chools, and malls from Paris to La Jolla. tlrrups - Wear 'em with huge sweaters or ng-tailored shirts, and you're into The roove at C.D. oots - From western to ankle high to mid to pangled and rhinestoned to black and pink uede, The word on feet is boot ior Guys - Adopted from Don Johnson, The 'Mlaml Vlce look. Cool pastel shades for otally cool threads, Dress Look: Cotton alazer, tank top in a multitude of colors, xleated slacks from Back to the Future, Cal- 'In Kleln underwear, and to top it off a sexy mile, of course. Domestic Lite: CR's - The craze of yuppie and family life- yles. Today we are on The go, so we've otta stop and Tape that show. Nlghttlme ioaps - Viewed by grandmas and grandpas, pums and dads, singles and The ultimate Eoob-tuber-viewer, The teenager. These are izzling, red hot. Home Workout Rooms - You on'T have to Travel To The gym everyday nymore. Why? You get your own. t1 Tastes: or Yupples and Teen Youngsters - Sushi is 'ie taste to test. From Teens to ChlI'en - lzza is always numero uno. Everyone - is angin' out at The local frozen yogurt joints wese days. ln the Quench-Your-Thlrst De- artment - You can choose from New Coke, oke Classic, Cattelne-tree Coke, Dlel oke, Cherry Coke, Red Coke, Blue Coke, Int Coke, Nutrasweet Coke, Lemon Coke ir Pepsi. 4 el'OeS Daytime: Gary Colllns - As host of Hour Maga- zIne : he is The man ofthe hour. Phll Dona- hue - He Tackles some Tough Topics and sacks Them well. All Game Show Hosts - For putting up with Those contestants, you are heroes. Dusty - For all The As the World Turns fans, baby's got blue eyes. Nighttime: Mlchael J. Fox - After making The block- buster film Back to the Future, he returned to Family Ties as a star and a cutie to all young girls. Don Johnson - For bigger girls with a Touch of class, he is The sex symbol for nighttime TV. Tom Cruise - a favorite of many in his newest film Target Force. Linda Evans - Sugar and spice and everything nice: thaT's what Linda is made of. Lifetime: Superman: - He's still amazing all us kids. Howdy Doody - Those chuckles keep on chuckling. The Astronauts - They risked and lost their lives for us and the better- ment of our world. They will be with us forever. They've slipped the surly bonds of earth to touch the face of God. Ladies and Gentleman. The Queen of tfhere did you get that outfit? asks Christy Rantzow of England! She is saluted by the Royal flS WOTSCTT. Guard at the CD Fashion Show. 5322 y is ,Q B, ,XM ...v. : EEN? I A ' s 5 9 I I . K 1 if V4 Qs Q A lyimiws , .Q 4. ' :ie r.a W 5 .. if 1 TV and Movies: Joan Colllns - She wants everything, and she knows just how to get it. Look out, Blakel Indla - ln Guldlng Llght she twists everyone around that little finger and they love it! Doug - He turned on everyone in As the World Turns - even the ones he loved. Terminator - You are outra- geously violent. Reallty: AIDS Vlrus - It has frightened our society, This incurable disease. Some say there's a plague when it comes to Aids. Kadatl - This man does not like Americans. He is downright scary. Nlght Stalker - He's on Trial now, but boy, oh boy was he ever naughty. Madonna Qaka. Mr. Wrightp made a special appearance on Nerd Day. , , , ' J' QF-T . X R I MW Qi '2 5 H. ,Y- x V cl L.J,D.D.S.'s wocked out Q Q .QA K ,, Q 'B V , 7 'R ' 'I il Ln I A , fg,g t f , , , fl pu--W' ds, makes 0 ,W , 2 , 2 ' G , H A .W ,:,' S h Q 'm'A ' 2' K I ' sw ,V fjf' df, ,.g. 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