Del Mar Middle School - Metamorphosis Yearbook (Tiburon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1979 volume:

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If you want to know, there's Nothing they can't do. Weire always Number One, When it comes to sports. NVe're famous 'cause we win Trophies of all sorts. We always get A + When we take a test. Our C T B S scores Show we are the best. The spirit here is great. We're one big family: Friends with one another For all eternity. We have a touch of class, Here at Del Mar School. And you can plainly see That weill always rulel The Metamorphosis Staff 75 fi ' ...L ....,,..., i I Q- L ax SQ. .- ': G. 6. 3 xxx iz? ., , . 'T-'gl' ' ' YN Q: Q - - J , ' ,.' ,lvl -pg, I J, iw? : -2. rgllxfxrtie LF.. 1 . . wif ' , QW: Q- QE. iz' X g1 its wr- ,UFQ ,W , E n -1: ,FVQ3 551 L'1.,Eg,z V l ' L4 T .. .-A-m' ml .vt Q. C mf W KH f CLASS WITH Cl fp? '79 Sm IEIQAIDE Gray Anderson Peter Anderson Katie Aramburu Eric Backen Kia Abbott Jon Albrecht Carrie Anderson l Duff Baldwin Ray Beck Roger Beck Gillian Benet Courtney Benvenuti Kristen Bergmann Bill Berman Andy Bernardi Randy Besselo Steve Beyer Gissou Beykpour Eric Bocek ,...s H ' Q Q Y ' fx' ' G 1: .. ff ' Al' ' ge. V 'V 515 . I 1' gills' . , L Q - . fi T f :f',:,.' . '.4- 'I ' Linnea Bohn Tina Bournazos Dana Bradley Katie Cartwright Mitchell Chaix Christine Champe Mary Bradley Lisa Bresler Peter Brightbill Susan Bristow Kelly Brown Nlegan Bryant Tzeela Buchner Tully Buckner Ray Burchfield John Burke Calvin Burnes Chip Cady Chris Carisetti Kevin Clark Lisa Clark Christian Clever Lisa Cliggett Molly Clisham Scott Cohen Mike Cook Carla Cosentino Mary Coyle Laura Crunelle Kathy Cunningham Jeremy Delich Chris Devereaux Mark Chesbrough Ken Christy Allison Clark .ofa Mlm V Greg Diefenbach Bridget Dooley Pat Doyle :'i A 1- '21 fiaf ,E - u ' 'gp . 1 I, S . 1: 12 3 l! L ' l x ,I V Y'.' V 11,91 if , A l E' ,gf 'Say , J, Im, bw. X Dana Ellis Paul Emery Mark Eschen Samareh Eskandaripour Andy Falk Louise Felton Andy Fischtrom Kari Fisher Wendy Flach Beth Flanagan Davld Flowers Bill Foote Jon Frank Jenny Gilbert Tony Gonsolis Bonnie Goodwin Scott Greenberg Vickie Green Laurel Greenfield Cindy Gwatkin Heidi Hall Wendy Hanstad Jim Harter Leigh Hawthorne Sabrina Hayden Jennifer Hayman Lisa Hendrickson Erik Holdaway Jesse Honda Nancy Hopkins Joanne Hopper Lisa Huber Marybelle Hunt Chris ldzerda Dale Jobbins .43 Y Kevin Jobe Kirk Jue Reza Kafaii Abigail Kahn r'l ,fe 1 Kristen Knick David Lampert Cathy Langridge Lisa Kanbara Susan Kawala Kenneth Keating Bill Kehoe Linda Kennedy Kristen Kenney Jay Kincaid Stephanie King Vic Kirschbaum John Levenhagen Julie Lewis Steven Lucaccini Andrew Luckey ,N . L, ' I 4wu,iig M-,'e i ii, if 'im ,. 'Taz 'L -i N, 4 ,, ,Q Q 4, ,. f,'fl'f ' '41 -T' Agquireg l 1' an , i . 11Ii'f' f 'S'-A -, 'Ja , Ron Madison Rick Maley Les Maloney Maryan Maleki Laura Manca Tricia Martini Arthur Mason Carolyn McLea Heather McNeil Ann Laros Jamie Leitz Lisa Leonhard XX N' ,i i 5 5 ,. - H4 ii. 1 . X . il Mark Meisenbach Doug Mendel Tim Miller I 5 1 n i I .- with 5, g 4- V1 1 1 1 .. i i . .v,.. Ya- Iver- . .lr N JL' -I .,.,A 1 vw, YA,-- , ,Q A i ns- :iif ,. 1: ' UM .xl- U Z. 1, , T1 f i,-.QJQF W .Sl ii . ' v viej ef' M ,. .rf . f 1 l - , . i ' ' 13-J 1-Q few- fi' 'E 1 - ,:.-x:::.ff- 'liz it .-7 ,: f:: 1321! ,N 2 Q5 :, ' cj' fi 1' 555: Laura Mogerman Kathy Morris Sara Mulcare , Celeste Murad Bernie Murphy Michelle Myers Shari Najah Lori Raymond Tony Revada Dina Ricci Anne Noble Linda 0'Brien Scott Oppenheimer Susan Packer Meg Pasquel Dave Patterson Hilary Pease J.D. Peterson Paul Peterzell David Saul Mark Sayre Rick Schoenstein Randi Schoenstadt Isabel Seligo Kamyar Shada Elizabeth Shapiro Julie Smith Eddie Sohn Barend Spits Sally Steele Paul Sterling Jeff Stong Melissa Woo Paul Wright Andy Sweet Adam Taylor Toby Tilley Paul Touw Bob Trahms Matt Trombley Danny Vangelos Pieter Van Praag Jordy Warren David Weinstein Karen Weiss Barbara Wells Paige Whitescarver Jamie Williams Erika Wills lVlarie Wilner 101 5-X1 7957 1 Qs! 1 1 , I -ai fig' - . 1 I wr' i 6 1-1 ' WU. vm -- i A 0, 'lb fbi' 94 G9 fa- vs' I li 52' 34' sf Last Will and Testament We, the class of seventy nine, Compose for you this simple rhyme. It tells of gifts we leave to you, In hopes that they will see you through, lVlR. SERENCES, we leave you one wife So maybe you'lI smile for once in your life. lVls' PATTON and BEDIENT, we leave to you A trip to Siberia-one way for two. To lVlISS ROOT, who seems to love fashion, We leave you some gauchos to indulge your passion. IVIISS SCHENGEL allows no dilly-dally. We leave a machine that gives instant tallies. Thanks to IVIRS. ASKELAND, we're ive minutes late Because of the silly four S's debate. So, lVlrs. Askeland, to keep us on time, We leave you a housemaid, to clean up our grime. lVlR. IVIAC gets a DIFFICULT test, For HIS never gave US one minute's rest. To lVlR. OTTESEN, who really loves stars, We leave you a planet, two steps from lVlars. A hat we leave to IVIISS SCHINDEL, Who worked so hard to teach us well. To lVlR. RODGERS, the 7th grade we leave, So when we're gone, he will not grieve. To IVIR. STEVENS, who's the very best ever, We will not forget you, not now and not NEVER. We leave you a trophy that says 'lNumber One . You're so terrinc, you make P,E. fun. In closing, we leave to the rest of you This wonderful school and its spirit too. The Class with Class of '79 Says goodbye, but we'Il see you in time. e N Y- crew oo Oo 'T' ' 9 ,Q -1 0 1 ea ea .l . Q X Ex fu IZUTUIQE I J ,X ,, . 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Allen Kia Abbott Laura Nlogerrnan Kristen Kniclc Giilian Bennet Louise Felton Beth Flannigan L BQ' G, Kia qv.. .. Y 9. ff LY AZV' . Y A 7 if I J 11 X I 1 'H il A ax '4':u..,,4k W .veg ' -if 'hu 9 'Exif r , 1 V' H JW5 'S I Vw 44... , 13 Hx N f c, , Yi 'sv -,bf i? ,Un I ' '03- 554 MEF wg e 1-, L 1 3 51' U !i 'i 01, ?.4Sc1nr 6.9- Jingles For me it was a time of joy, festivity, and most of all, presents. It was my sixth birthday and I was loving every minute of it. You must understand that turning six is a very important event in a young man's life. Well, it was important to me anyway. As I hoped, the presents poured on in from every direction. They came in every shape and color. I greeted them willingly with a smile, a Hthank you , and then ripped off the wrapping paper. Oh it was the most fun I have ever had. When I had finished, I sat there, my face glowing with contentment and my eyes darting about, looking over all my presents. Then my dad came into the room and asked me if I wanted to go downtown with him. How come parents never seem to realize that you may want to play with your new toys? I didn't want to go downtown but I agreed, for I was a little suspicious of the whole thing. We drove through town a ways before stopping at a small pet store. I had a feeling something was up, but I didn't show it. We walked inside and low and behold, Jingles became part of the family. Jingles was a small, brown-eyed, floppy-eared beagle. Best of all, she was my very own. I was so excited and happy I didn't know what to say. As time new on, Jingles and I grew to be best pals. We did everything together. We hiked, played army, swam, you name it, we did it together. There was only one problem. Jingles had the terrific ability to miss her papers and go on the rug. lVly dad didn't take to this the way Jingles did, and he told me to do something about it. I decided to have a man to dog talk with Jingles. HJingles, I said, why don't you use your papers? What's the matter? You don't like the sports section? I chuckled at my own joke, but then remembered how serious this really was. UWell? I waited patiently, but she didn't reply. Not even a bark. Finally I got fed up and left the room. The next morning, after breakfast, Jingles and I headed up the street toward my friend's house. About half way, Jingles turned around and started back for home. She still must have been upset about last night's talk, but I don't know why. I apologized six times. In any event, I let her go, figuring nothing would happen. I was greeted warmly at my friend's house with a piece of cake and a hug from his mother. We played about an hour before my brother came knocking at the door. 'IWhat do you want? I asked suspiciously. llYou shut up and listen to me! he screamed, out of breath. I'Jingles has been hit by a car! I don't know when it happened or who did it . . . Oh, my God! I cried as I burst out the door. Iran blindly down the road. So many thoughts ran through my head. Tears rolled down my face. When I arrived, I saw Jingles. I fell to my knees and buried my face im my arms. I cried even harder. Jingles was dead. Jamie Leitz F v 26 Q . I Fear Fear is walking into lVlr. Serence's class on the day of an algebra test. t'Settle down now. Class starts in twenty-two seconds. A sudden and hidden smile comes over his face as he announces to the class, 'tToday we will take the mid-chapter test. Suddenly, the class becomes frightfully silent. A small knock is heard on the door. Jamie Leitz is late after Hirting with the girls. Helplessly he signals a nearby person to let him in before he can be noticed by lVlr. Serences. His hopes are dashed as the teacher announces, ltLet him in! Jamie enters the classroom with fear on his face. Nlr. Serences gives him a disgusted look. With a deep, secure voice and an expression that looks like the world has been wiped out, he divulges, 'llVlr. Leitz, you are forty-nine seconds late, having paused momentarily to compute the time. UYou have held up the class almost a minute. Now GET TO YOUR SEAT! As the test sheets are handed out, the students exchange formulas and ideas to help re-establish confidence among themselves. We begin the test. Time passes quickly. After what seems like a moment, lVlr. Serences announces in a deep voice, llTwelve minutes, twenty-two seconds left. Suddenly panic overtakes the class. Laurel Greenfield gives him a nasty look to express her feeling of the situation. 'l0nly twelve minutes?' someone moans. 'lNo, twelve minutes and . . . sixteen seconds. Now, back to work! responds the angry teacher. After announcing the time to the nearest second several times, Nlr. Serences counts off the final aggravating seconds, 'lFour, three, two, one. Hand in all papers. Always prompt on his correcting, lVlr. Serences soon returns the tests. Just before revealing the class average, a sudden smile appears on his face. Quickly, he selects a calculator from many on hand. After computing the average, his smile reappears. He imparts, lAThe class average is fifty-three. Once again I knew that I had Hunked another algebra test. Calvin Burnes Math All those digits in a row Make my head keep aching so. A test each week can be a pain. It tends to drive a soul insane. When I get those math tests back, I almost have a heart attack. 11 I see that grade right by my name. And know that Ifm the one to blame. LNM. X Well, better luck next time, I say. Tomorrow is another day. Liz Askeland KX Q . N6 4:- 41 -o if r ,.. laf',g4-io ,lllll 5 7' 27 if ,I 1 -.- . 1 I3 , I Dresentine : f' XXI ' .i The 71 Grade Michele Artz Liz Askeland George Ballaseux Vicki Barsimanto Katy Belton Dina Berman Amy Bernstein Kate Bernstein Mitch Braff Amie Bromberg Lesley Braznell Sharon Bricker if X fff I ii If 1 Jocelyn Adams Dawn Alexander Larry Anderson Scott Archibald Edwina Barzaghi Ellen Bass Diana Beans Ron Beck Becky Bessolo Brian Beswick Aaron Bortel Despy Bournazos Bobby Bright lVlary Bristow Hannah Brooks Adam Brown Zony Cartwright Chris Casella Christine Cavanagh Ann Caviness Polly Corn Nicholas Cundy Kris Davidson Gail Davis i l i 'Hi Nicki Buckmaster Nick Burmas Julie Campbell John Carlson Vivian Chan Holly Chandler Beth Chapin Kit Clever Tony Davoren Carolyn Don Eddie Drenth Shelley Dykstra Solomon Ets-Hokin Mindy Falk Liz Farrell Tracy Foster Mary Gehlen Patty Gibian Karl Geopfrich Ellie Gofi L r,4. Eff 7 Tim Griggs Tom Grothe Brad Gulko Jim Gwin Emily Eklund Hans Eriksson Georgia Esplin Suzanne Esser lil Don Friedman Conrad Gann Michael Gans Liz Garvin Scott Goodling Lara Goldberg lVlark Gorjestani Julie Greenberg Mary Harlow G.J. Harmina Steve Harrison Robin Hart J Nleg Hobbs David Holway John Hudnut Adrienne Husted Renee Kershner Eric Koler Andrea Kopriva DeeDee Kramar X- Bobby Herman Pat Hermanson Kathy Heydorn Jan Hobble i wi . Owen Jackman Nikki Jones Sandy Jones Yvette Kaufman Keith Kroeker Julie Kuhns Giorgio Kuip Keith Lacy tif Teri Marais Kelly Martinis Barbara Mason Miles McConnell Zack Middenborf Reina Milligan Jesse Munoz Greg Munson Kari Parker Ned Pasquel Becca Patterson Elizabeth Perkins Eric Layton Jenny Lee Robert Lee Frances Levy Mark McKinley David McKinney Tina Metzger Stephanie Meyler David Nielsen Greg NilcolaieH Matt Ockner Dean Osborn ,Y-1 ij ' '13 i r: It l V' H :mea ,iii i ill ALO Sherry Perkins Kristi Peterson Sarah Peterson Melinda Platt l 4 1. Michael Reed Tom Rice Suzanne Rivera Wendy Robberding ,bm u 'eg' 4 3 'Q R W! Minn: ff , fgrlfjil I i J ' it 'ill ,i , Q ' Y 7 I Q 1 l if i Nick Pinslcy Claire Potter Kelly Puffer Kelli Ratliff Carrie Roberts Jennifer Rose Davia Rouda Matt Rubenstein J. Ralph Salaber Chris Sargenti Kathy Schmidt Valerie Schmitt David Schneider Stephanie Simmons Michele Smart Laura Smissaert Stephanie Stroh Janice Struver Juan Suarez Kim Swann Charlotte Von Holterman Scott Walters Valerie Walters Cathy Welch Jennifer Stanley Kim Stearns Nlark Stewart Steve Stotter Melissa Tallal Marguerite Touw Anne Van Blaricom Julie Voiles Peter Welker Nancy Wilson Otto Wright Guy Yost n :gas af - r ' 5 . .4 2 . . 1 - w 7 M v- Y -' 4-' . ,,'v5mf 1' A '- -Wray' 'N um W.. 4 1 Iv v N Q 6 Q 4. fE'ffZ.p,f1i:,nlwgf I in 35 fun, u n Hn:-4-at ,E-fm , 19 5 N' '.fjwg?1s:1W3 i1 ' , zfQ-Q bv , sb . i:a LlFf ' . :iN ,ff El' ff , J - . f S f, '- - 'ff+sLf.1!r ' fv 1 '-'- -A --., ,.-..- ff kwfmf ? ' 3 , . , V . J .L wr V un 'S . w i' s,q:'E,,,,,, K: ieiip-kF ' 4.1 5 :X If NX , .N- xx? , ii- ff' Nz L. ,AL There once was a girl named jane VVho had a boyfriend called Wayne. But, as in the past, Their love did not last And soon ended up down the drain. Dawn Alexander Martians People always say they're green But actually they're blue. That's the truth, for I have seen A martian in that hue. 1 He came to me one moonlit night, A-knocking at my door. I opened it, and stood in frightg Not one stood there, but four! They all came in and sat right down, These martians made of blue. They looked at ine and each did frown, It seemed I Wouldn't do. So off to space these martians went On aircraft like a bubble. This was a uspaceyi' night I'd spent. Glad martians don't cause trouble! See, people always say they're green, But actually they're blue. That's the truth, for I have seen FOUR martians in that hue! Courtney Benvenuti J' 38 Mu. Snow. Landing lightly and lazily on the landscape. Q VVhite and wonderful. Fluffy and fun Cold and crisp Soft and silent. Snow. 'U SIGH I lf I 5 SP. Morris Must Have Eaten His Other Eight Lives Morris' death affected my cats deeply. When I told Prince and Petula, my cats, that their favorite television star had died, they went into deep depression. I noticed their appetite for 9-Lives had vanished. I suspected that it brought back painful memories of their finicky friend. The twinkle went from their once bright eyes and their whiskers drooped. They were now idle and never watched television because of the constant reminders of their tragic loss. Petula would stare at her carefully framed lock of fur, from his golden carcass, hours on end. The cost of flowers was rising, which had me worried, for I'd soon have to file for bankruptcy. After three days, insomnia set in. I noticed the sleeping pills slowly disappearing. I was afraid Prince and Petula might decide to join their recently departed Morris. I put the pills down the garbage disposal. After five monotonous days I took Prince and Petula to a shrink, but all he prescribed was some catnip and a rubber mouse. Troubles like these don't end with a simple bouncy mouse. The cats were still in mourning, but I was fed up with it, so I said, All right, guys, enough is enough. You're going to have to face facts. Morris is dead. You're just gonna have to settle for Lassie. Katie A ramburu i S A silly young fellow named Davy, VVho was cook on a ship in the navv Was heard to cry out, As a storm raged about, That wave dumped a fish in my gravy! Vivian Chan 0 .0 4552-1 Ships T CDPOVJ NR No Don't do this. Don't do that. Must you always Be like that? Donit touch that. Stay away. Can't you just G0 out and play? Cranky old aunts, Big sisters and brothers. I'd show them all, If I had my druthers. VVhen I get big, I'll tell them so. I'll look in their faces And say simply, No. Laura Smissaert Book I sat there squeezed, being tightly pressed. I felt so lonely and so depressed. H I wondered sometimes if anyone was there . VVould they look at my title and then stop and stare? My pages are full of excitement and fun. . Won't anyone read me? Please? Someone? Then one day, I felt a tug at my back, Was somebody really taking ME off the rack? They opened my cover, I felt naked and bare. But, after all, Why should they care? I felt a little nervous, but still so proud VVhen they took me home and read me aloud. They read me to friends, family and all. But now I'm back on that very same wall. Kim Stearns itiuiv? vi , pi i wiv- 1 mf., V. .1 .. ' - l hsvu ' ' 5,2 r if - H I ., . , -, I I I ll' 1, Ll. cp' .fix L1 if in IQ School yards out to be full of people Not cars and bikes and puddles! Inside, enclosed in walls, cramped over pencils and papers Crowded in among books and dust and soft sounds- That's not what BEING is about! Break out! Experiencing is learning. Miss Wilson E X if li I eg All f It E tie Vi V ' 5 cdw L' QM !l all 39 442' if ,- O g-,,, A 'Y' V 1 gf-. 4 fqfhi' A 'ii fa wx 1-...., ' +'-jj fag: I -L an A.. E' 'Tix ,IR J A L r W AK :al , i 1: 7' 'hug Nfl? R- ' i A i --f .,4 Y 'J u AF-xx 'ji W ' 44' 'Y I ,N ' A 14? , 'r sul' -.1 ,. 'N - QQ Lima Beans 55' L! Ulwm Out of all the vegetable greens, I mostly hate those lima beans. Lima beans, that's one thing I hate. 'I!!!I b -5 cv I wish these yucky things were not ' ' Steaming slowly in the pot. But Mother says they're good for me As she sewes them spitefully. Ted Arleo Boys Some of the best are at Del Mar. We know that they will sure go far. Theylre bigg theylre strongg they're rough and cute. Besides, they've got the brains to boot. They're really great and lots of fun. Our boys are truly number one. Courtney Benvenuti Paige Whitescarver Linda Kennedy s' 'I W- I I 1 Plump and dry, they sit on my plate. -E- 1 6.P. There once was a lady from China, VVho bought a bird called a Mynah. One day, in a rage, It flew from its cage And now has a bump on its hina. Melinda Platt F. Y- if: I t J ' 1 .f f 'lr 1 l To Wish Upon a St tr If you look through he lvens afar You ie sure to find a shining star Close your eyes and dose em tight If vou re good the whole day through Your wish IS certain to come true up :wif Linda Kennedy . 5 I. . ,sp 4 . I, , ' T ' Wish on the star with all your might. Q I . K 'ge' .I f 4 42 Ml. Once I saw a little bear Running through the forest. He was srnall With big brown ears. He'd just come from the florist. He sent some flowers to his chick Whose name was Miss Dolores. Gee, the young at heart. Dave Nielsen A l- 4 JY . :fc al, '- Q 5.51 I v The Cruel Sea The boat groaned inwardly As the motor was cranked to lifeg And the captain yelled out orders To his cold and shivering wife. They were tossed and turned about Like eggs scrambled in a pan It would take a miracle To get them back to land. just then a whale appeared That was bigger than the sea. He tried to smash their boat And he wouldnit let them be. The captain started screaming As his wife sat there forlorn. The whale thought, Oh, my gosh! And left them to their storm. Valerie Schmitt This Whale has a tail that swishes As he swims in the sea with the fishes. In his head is a spout WVhere he sprays water out And he showers whenever he wishes! Vivian Chan 'bp pa? Pop 1505 P09 FOP 50 'OA was om-an 3' 3' 0' if H li Q 9 lu 4' ONS nerr rar I-IDOFF A. Kahn On Having a Holiday on Lincolnls Birthday Monday's the day he was born-the Great Emancipator It's a free day from school. Itis a ski Weekend, for sure. VVho's skiing? Me? No, But I'm freeing myself from that list. The list says: call dentist Prime roses type property owner's minutes write father spray peach trees mail Paulls left-behind umbrella 1' take rugs to the cleaners K3 read biographical sketches ffl put car in shop to repair that rear-ender i,f U I: at U . Q ,' . Q L 4 ' . L. grade colonies map plus two week s vocabularies clip thirty-six toenails of stay-at-home dachshunds 3 Q Q Freedom is a hard-bought thing. X Freedom from the list. C- .Q , Freedom. Mrs. vanRavensWaay Mig .553 ,L -4.3 I ,F 32 - ,fx 'dxf' funn, EEE A ' .......' qw ff Mf ,X xv 4 gqvi , is-,ff v 1 44, ,' 'I - -' ,, Si: ',ji.t? - AL A - ll., , ek ELQEV' '-E .IL KJ mga. N. W rw v fvidihig. -Nw A I f v.,- 'J N . v gg nl!! 1 Sth Grade l3cyS Soccer 'fu 46 7th Grade Boys Soccer Gi! IS SDCCBI' CYUSS C0lIlItl'Y H' sth Grade Boys rwrmu ,E ,I E IN -. N, W 1 ET? ne.: . fq 48 7th Glade Boys football Girls Softball Wrestling Sth Gnaue Basketball lv .-L ... ww A .ff X 7th grade Basketball waz, Girls l3asket haII Girls Vol leyhall IFWUCSJHBKI Band sg? 1 F '75 V51 an N K-g. orenesirim Jilll ,Y u s NE Q A Student Council I Student Council 2 Mlbdel U.N Siilb C0lIl1CiI Bye Bye Birdie fl 55 S-227 ST DDI ! X y A NG A i THE Mliramonnrlosls starr Kia Abbott Maryam Afshar Teddy Arleo Liz Askeland Duff Baldwin Gillian Benet Kristen Bergman Courtney Benvenuti Tina Bournazos Mary Bradley Sharon Bricker Katy Cartwright Christine Cliampe Lisa Cliggett Polly Corn Mary Coyle Laura Crunelle Dana Ellis Louise Felton Andy Fischtrom Beth Flanagan Ienny Gilbert julie Greenberg Robin Hart Meg Hobbs Abigail Kahn Linda Kennedy Kristen Kenney Kristen Knick Barbara Mason Laura Mogerman David Nielson Anne Noble Susan Packer Kristie Peterson Sarah Peterson Melinda Platt Wendy Robberding Randi Schoenstadt Laura Smisseart Paige Whitescarver jamie Williams 10UCl-I F... - or -r C14 is h. s Q .5 'i Q52