Episcopal Academy - Tabula Yearbook (Newtown Square, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1988 volume:

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QC OC K, M .. ,... ,,.., .... riirii' , s' ' ' :ZZ Not many teachers have the ability to find the necessary balance between education and lightheartedness. In the past ten years this gentleman has com- bined his exquisite teaching skills and sense of leadership with a unique brand of humor. Chemistry can be a particularly frustrating subject, however this teacher manages to create a relaxed environment in which students have every op- portunity to learn. His most noted antics in class include the primate imitations atop desks and his anecdotes concerning his wild weekends. He has the students best interests at heart and never pressures them into something they are not capable of doing. ln a way he is our most important class leader, taking charge of many of the responsibilities concerning the senior year. Whether organizing the senior prom, or overseeing our disciplinary problems, he can always be coun- ted onto be a teacher, organizer, and friend. lt is our great pleasure to dedicate the yearbook of the Class of 1988 to Mr. Robert B. Parr. Appreciation 1 l l l l 0 V We as students tend to forget the people who malte our lives easier and even bearable at the Academy. Mrs. Carol Tassoni and Mrs. Mary Visich definitely fit this description. Mrs. T is in charge of relaying all messages to the upper schoolers as well as circulating our daily bulletin. Without her behind the scenes work, many students would lead much harder lives. Despite the frenetic pace she maintains, Mrs. T always finds time to talk to any student about their problems. We always know we have a friend in her and for that we're grateful. The process of applying to colleges can be very frustrating at times. ln order to be successful, one must be patient, cooperative, and prompt with required in- formation. Mrs. Mary Visich has been an invaluable part of the college scene at the Academy. She handles all phases of the applications and has saved many a lazy senior. Without her help it would be virtually impossible to maintain the suc- cess Episcopal graduates enjoy in college admissions. We are deeply indebted to her services and friendship. We, the class of 1988 would like to show our ap- preciation to Mrs. V and Mrs. L D, 1 X P? v -1 X :- 'l---Looking OVGI' US iv i ..-. 1 Tru ste es Wag Trustee Committee Choirmon Donold von Roden '42 First Vice Choirmon Jone R. Thompson Second Vice Choirmon E. Brool-is Keffer, Jr. '47 Secretory Rush T. Hoines, Ii '61 Treosurer Edword L. JonesJr. '58 Honorory Choirmon The Rt. Rev. Allen L. Bortlett, Jr. Heodmoster Jomes L. Crowford, Jr. '57 Acting Heodmoster Robert R. Bishop Senior Trustees F. Eugene Dixon, Jr. '42 Horry B. French '44 Louis W. Frymon Fred C. Hoob, Jr. '55 Edword L. Jones, Jr. '55 E. Brooks Keffer, Jr. '47 Williom H. Lomb '58 Peter M. Mottoon '49 Jomes L. Stinnett, M.D. Donold von Roden '42 Term Expiring 1988 Dorothy B. Borlser Arthur B. Corey, Jr. '68 Richord A. Doron Rush T. Hoines, II '61 Jone R. Thompson Term Expiring 1989 Dovid 5. Gerber '57 Borboro 5. Huston Antonio R. Neubouer Doniel H. Polett Term Expiring 1990 John L. Formolsis, Jr. '49 Borboro Jordon Geoffrey C. Shepord Joy T. Snider '75 Dovis Peorson Term Expiring 1988 Thomos H. Clorls '68 Term Expiring 1989 John P. Gregg '65 Term Expiring 1990 Robert H. Lee, Jr. '52 President Porents Associotion Alexondro Goioski President, Alumni Society Robert A. Gerhordt '52 6 i N- X vXXX Ad ministrotors Robert PM Bishop Acting Heodmoster Mvgl , .f I ,J -M u , K f i ig-Hman' Jomes L. Crowford Jr., Heodmoster CSobboticoID Philip J. Speer, Jr., Acting Assistont Heodmoster A f ' Andrew E. Hess Angus B. Compson Ellen M. Hoy Deon of Students Director of Admission Assistont Director of Admission ond College Guidonce ond College Guidonce 1. DN.. Anthonyl. Brown C- PxiCl1Ord Psyon Director of Alumni Executive Director of ond Development Administrotion ond Finonce Administrotors k'f?3!5i! ,,, ,.,. Jeffrey B. Lott I John W. Powell Robert H. Linlser Director of Publicotions Director of the Arts Asslstont Heodrnoster ond Public Relotions ' Middle School 4-QR Josephine F. Rosenou Louise L. Mettler Assistont Heod in Chorge Assistont Heod in Chorge of Lower School of Devon Compus ,,-f '7 Faculty ,.4 IN. 1 Q 1 my A 7 RIKEN X' N---A SP- 1 Arts Henry J. Albrycht, Eleonor Houpt CReodir1gD, Dolores Lombordi, Pouline Davis, Richard Chew. f. Clossics xnxx Thornos D. Kent, Jr., Mory D. Allen, Lee T. Peorcy, Beth Grodlson Lyon, John Plont, Jomes F. O'Connor, Kothleen McCorthy. -Q 4:-..- kv. Computers Williom E. Doniels Choirmon Computer Deportment English First Row: Lee Billrnyer, C Dovid Wilhoite, Elizobeth Lip pincott, Christine Deutsch Second Row: Anne Grof Philip Speor, Linn Corpenter Robert Bishop, Jon Austell. K ., French Suzanne Zeleznik, Peter Ven- nemo, Solonge Dul3of'f, Corl Denlinger. ZW , Judith Diomondstone, An- drew Hess, Anne Hilton, William Koshotus, Jonathon Kulp, Ellen Hoy, Anne Grof, A. Connolly. Qfwf 5 . MRS HM70 Mathematics 5 X, 1, gfzff,fj5jij2f f MQ. .V ,',,' , , f,,,vf, ,, 2 ,vi 6 14 1 ,A if William Burdick, James Auch, Dan Dougherty, Eugene Piothberg, James Straub, Helen Manning, Paul Phelps, Ill, Angus Compson. X ff! ff ZW Religion Mi' .ss -eww? ' ,jg ' .fqfV:g4.,5j 4:54424 0 KiQwl-v1 'Qf if '!? '?f.f X. 3- R ,NQ17 .A V - N - --. ' x.,4 '- , fx 1 .- xi R I. ' i J K L' if 'f 1 , 0 ,A . i I ., Ikxv, , ,, . R ' in I A 1 F 7' Rev. Peyton G. Croighill, Rev. Lindo L. Kerr, Rev, Jomes R. Squire Science 11 xiii, H,-.,,. W Nc., 'I,, Q I -, I 1 2 Q,-' if Y Q, ',.f rg: . , :xg '. 'Z f ij M It Q Z ' , . , ,QQTFQST ' . 3611, f '- ,J ' I-,:f,,,,gmw . -3, . f W J 1+ A ' ' i W gif' N if 1 5' , H' WW wi iv.. ' . fo' ri M N A 1 u 1 , 1, N A,A ' 9452541-5.2 J First Row: E. Lonce Cove Crowford Hill, III, Anne F Sprotr, Suson F. Rubin Second Row: John Toylor Poul Rosenberg, Robert Porr, Bruce Stone, Edwin Shofer Jr., Robert Gloscott, Jr. J vv' ci J 1 Spanish Robert Crewalls, Lenard Haley, Frank McAlpin, Bonnie Mercer, William Whelan, if I 4? Y V7 Devon Compus Front Row: Morionne McLen- nen, Mory French, Thomos Greenwood, Elizobeth Colton, Lindo Cohen, Joel Moore. Second Row: E. A. Thornburn, Richord Smith, Soroh Bishop, Edith Rowlond, Dorothy Sorgent, Poulette Petrie, Dono Peorcy, Rulon Wetherill, Louise Mettler. Dietrich House on W., A Front Row: J. Devon, B. Duffy A. Womack. Second Row: M Luff, J. Stigliono, J. Homilton R. Lovingood, B. Stone. 5 ff' in 4, . J I l R. Linlser, S. Zeleznils, C Snofer, L. Billrnyer, B. Lyon, L Russell, T. Lees, M. Kent, M Allen, A. Sprott, J. Stevenson J. Straub, G. Wottles, W Clorls, C. Hollinger, J. Forrell J. Powell, R. Durnorn, P. Ep som fa-ff Wetherill House 1 ? 3 3 , ,Zi 70,9 35732 ?'Of5?QQ Front Row: N. Tyre, P. Aucn, J. Armstrong, E. Hoiey. Second Row: R. Morrison, 5. Dickin- son, 5, Norcross, 5. Schwab, L. Miller . Librorions ,W First Row: J. Hill, L. Giorrocco, M. Collohon, L. Smith. Second Row: J. Smith, L. Tyre, M. Modorosz, L. Cohen. u...Q.,um...........e....,....,..,. . ,Zh 7 X. ni., .x ,,.,s.:.x..L. f ,, ' 2 3 . Q f , WD' f ' 5 1' .,i,2,,,QMV tl f-of, Q, X lf! Secretaries ...fr fy sa2,g,,-I .V 1,51 . 5 . !' S First Row: C. Tossoni, L. Giorrocco, L. Greco, D. Kopp, J. Town, Y. Ponichelli, M. Esposito, M. Curley, G. Tobosso. Second Row: K. Dolon, S. Possorello, M. Visich, B. Wort, H. Murtough, B. Burger, L. Klinger. r. 5 W Physicol Educotion . s N.. J- -H J. Wynne, J. Smith, R. Buggy, J. Hollinger Cstonding in for G. Shoferl, R. Borlsowski. N U S 0 n d T In e Q i i V Z- L. Tucker, C. Jessup, J. Smith. Kitchen Staff Mointenonce ff F5 .l' ' , . ' imma J. Fomiletti, D. Fomiletti, B. Delooch, B. Gillon, M. Troiono, N. Sovo, E. Overton, M. Floherty, M. Dougherty. J. Simmons, J. Auch, J. Greco, J. Stinnett, R. Pinheiro, J. Homilton, N. Birch, J. Polus. ' 'W W' 1 ,mx Q if 1 W ' ,412 a i l s 'T . . v Jonathan Kuip E. Lance Cave C. David Wilhoite Dr. Richard l3arI4awsi4i History Science English Physical Education l 1 1 1 1 l 1 real m ver S ' 2' tj A , N ' A W V ' RH K l 2 I f , , f, V 1 new l i A 'W he N ill l v. l. lr i : : R I. ll. l L, l 1 E e' 21 1' F,- .k-ff fm 9 117222 l .Q E Ev 52, w'23.,a i if fe gl Q.: .l 1.1 jbigl ' 551 r. l l 1 , s . f ,F - rig? 1 gg l l ,. 4, N , we 1 5.3, 11 mf, ,esp ir? . ,As Q- a: ,ge 3.- will lies li . ,W sill 7252. ,iff 1 v-7 54 ill i,: lee, ,-' .x-57 , W ,rl li. if yy. i .xe- S1 1 mg n ll.. H. .5 i ju 'i il . -. ' V . 'H ' - , 4--111-sq, al rQ9r5, ' Si' YY W- ,.' ,, . 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Lone Ted Leeds Don Leibovitz Drew Lewis Gory Lingertot Mork Lisi Ashley Mogorgee Joe Mongon Cotherine Monning Dovid McAndrews Seon McDermott Andrew McMeekin Mott Michoel Rob Milbourne lro Miles Eric Moore Shoron Moore Kristin Moses Probhot Mukerjee Stephen Murroy Richord Myers Mike Negrey Chris Nelson Jennifer O'Brien Edwin O'Conner Jone Oberwoger Andy Person Mott Pesot Liso Plzok Alyson Reod Dove Rhoods Mike Rickels Cotherine Rosoto Dove Rowlond Peter Rudnick Josh Russell Lee Somongo Holly Sondo Ariel Serbin Julio Sherk Christy Sprott Whitney Strowbridge Jen Tierney Greg Venzie Rob Violo Jordon Wotson Mork Weisheit Brondon Whitoker Rob Winter Greg Worley Beth Wortmonn Chris Wyszynski Looking to be sophomores 'SMH l Class of 1990 Tiziono Auteri Joson Avicolli Liz Borringer Mike Boumholtz Chris Behr Kotie Bowes Chris Bozzi Steve Broson Eugene Burroughs Mike Componole Mott Corpenter Joson Cossidy Heidi Chogon Alyce Chew Bobby Clork Peter Crowe Jodi Deckter Stephonie DeGonzolez Chris DePhillipo Josh Devoll Seon Develin Horper Dimmermon Chuck Egoville Lee Feitelson Brion Fenlin Tiffonie Fennell Mike Floyd Chris Forgione Seon Fronkino Jonice Fronks Dovid Freemonn Betsy Godsholk Joe Greco Bill Homilton Alison Hormelin Mike Horris Mork Hovens Kim Hoyes Rick Heitzmonn Corey Heyer Kurt Hoffmon Lori Hood Todd Huff Derek Jones Chris Joy Soroh Kopps Jordon Lovinsky Fobrice LeMorzellec Eric Lewicki Ryon Limoye Steve Long Ptochel Love Mike Morston Kristin Mcllhenney Lydio Midwood Brett Miller Britt Milner Nobi Moghodom Shoron Mollnoff Dorioush Nikpour Bill Norcross Henry Nusboum Bryon Oh Chris Pondolfi Jennifer Porish Denis Phores Nicole Piccone Rick Pomfret Andy Prusky Breorley Rouch Eric Redeker Brendon Reedy Coryn Rivers Phil Rosoto Joe Ruggiero Josh Solond Debbie Serono Jim Shonohon Dovid Shields Thod Squire Cliff Stein Kristin Strid Jim Toylor Mike Tepper Bill Tomlinson Kothryn Wong Toby Welo Bo Young Looking for the grade 3 E: in Spf' ' 'far ,,n-- Ai. ,fr ..- 5 Q , ff, -' I 'NL A rw-1 PM W4 fi 445-:.? :Q . 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WC, gifzffklf, , , , 4 , 'f5.Z1,QbL'6,v, 2 ' 1' ff ' . f ' , ' ,I fe ,, . ,y Mfg .' 'f..,, ,f..,, , ,- ,' gf To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. . .A time to weep, and a time to laugh: a time to mourn, and a time to dance. - Ecclesiastes Thank you Mom and Daddy. I love you. 1 fr 1, I 7 'ia A, f V? 5 ' ' if 23 - zfft-.pfpfff-,f-vf-'f,',f fvxffw ww ,-f, 4 f-f,- Xff' - f.ff f 4,1 -, -ww---fff-:fax f,-.yf,f,',.:f-,10.w,4 ,.., f- -, , f ' . f -f f f - f ' Albert Marc Breuers DESTINATION UNKNOWN you todo...on d ,, NEVERSURRENDER ian gordon A -, ,W , ,,.,, L V mackinla W X! U4 ' 'ff'zf,?f'.4'iff, ,f 'f'mg5:1',,g ff, 5 X ,, 1 ff , Q ,. -V-1211+ V ,f,f ' ff f ww mv ' 'Q f ff' , ff, fvffiif .571 ' ff ,H f B buchanan X., And the last thing he took was the log for their fire Happiness can only be felt if you don't set any condition - Theodor Geisel Whatever became of Secular City? - J. Ernest Somerville Arthur Rubinstein YF Winwood IGVQ C110 2 3 ,D .L 1.. U LJ . graham burnett w E I Butlunlhovenkfound what l'm looking for -U2 if i were not acting i would be deod dead deod ' 1 - 'ff 1, L 'H f J-rw AM, 33 T fifif j iii if X r 5- Ns iff F H2 I.. , - -,je-yiwwf-Q i:YQ21fa.i'f'T'2f3'? wb A rolling stone is ever bore of moss. - A. Phillips is .M is ,,-5?-ff-ff- MW: 'n i 'F iW'T wif- H' - e :fi- Q'-i '. 'i-L ' as-9 x uw i- ', ., 4 ,L FR, - ey A lx 'Wa F 411 ' , 1 . but M i iz0'l. :fy Y ml? im-'TMA' 1154 P- ., ' x'f 'ff 'v'f1-' .' i 'M 141' 2' '.'4 1w+'i :if-'Z ::f1a'2:f'f-secs' f va.-L 13d:,?abf,' -., AL g?g',5 5W ,, N.: Y v w ,, .wsu ke ' , .. s I' l -ff' , , : if-,rs - ,A ,,,.- ' 9 ,- ffwi .-1 -X 'L 'i'-' True to o vision. steodfost to dream - S. Phillips 1 .mn V . 1137 f, ii. ,,. 2?-ffm ff'5 'f 4 '- 'i . 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To all my friends, l couldn't have asked for any better: We will fight for the right to be free and we will build our own society and we, we will sing, we will sing, we will sing our own song. - UB40 Sean Travers Casey To Mom, Dad, Jen, and Sarah: You lift me up to the crucial top so l can see But if that don't mean nothing Like if somebody it should fall through You'll take me home where the mogic's from and I will be with you - Simple Minds Thanks so much, l Love You People shouldn't be- lieve in ismsf they should believe in themselves - Ferris Paul Matthew Chambers You may fool the world down the pathway of years t and get pats on the back, as you pass: But your only reward will be heartache and IGOFS ' if you've cheated the Man in the Glass. THANKS TO MY FAMILY FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT Whoever said, it doesn't matter if you win or lose, probably lost. A5 , . 'f' ' Q, ,gf N - '. , v Q I 7 ,Af-W' f L iifziyi V vt YV' 5' I si , s fit , lk? ,. F1-f gy . 'P . '55 '5' Y F, 11.1 1 .CL , K 4 V' . V .4 . 'Z 'I5 v '51'ZIii',,5'Nw 2 ffl' g Quo Ji, 4 ' tiff ,4,, ,f W., ive 2224 95 s :,'i.. ff r f W+...t A. l W . 'Wit 4.3 Jeonette Morie Chondlee You only live once but if you live right, once is enough. - Yes Mony thanks to my fomily ond friends. Y Andrew Thomos Christos And All thot is now Special Thanks: To Fomily ond Friends And All thot is gone And All thot's to come And Everything under the sun is in tune But the Sun is eclipsed by the moon. - Pink Floyd Jeffrey Alon Coole Thanks Mom + Dod To my friends: Thanks For Everything And well I don't know Toke o wolk on the wild side LR t 'nv if-gg To Mr. Squire - y ' Thank you for weathering me through the storms. my love, Sophocles ' ' 5560 I the years, Through all the good and bad, I've loved the life we've had, I've always been so glad to be with you. I LOVE YOU MOM!!! Amy Loring Dovis Sl, KK, LB, HA, JJ, CT, BP, JB, MB, ond oil my friends from NMC, CMU, ond EA: Time weoves ribbons of memories To sweeten life when youth is through. But I would need no mem'ries there if I could shore my life with you. You got big dreoms. You wont fome. Fome costs, ond right here's where you're gonno stort poying in SWEAT. - D. Allen Pippin Wanna!!! Richard Algernon Dent, I fl ,AE Still the man at age 17 It's the reason I'm ahead of the pack It's the reason I left them back It's the reason all the people say. . . My desire to achieve blows them all away! - Chuck D of PUBLIC ENEMY The man at age 2 The Lord is my strength and my shield: trusteth in him Psalms 28:7 Thanks Mom my heart And Dad l'm the deaf Manhattan chiller Bronx thriller, A mic in my hand and l'm not drinking Miller - Beastie Boys , Q ai- Say it, Say it! - Sam Kinnison, Back to School Thank you Mom, Dad, Regina, classmates, teachers Any man who don't have his word, is a Cockroach - Al Pacino, Scar- face Where's the Pizza, l'm starved. - Rodney Dangerfield, Easy Money G. Gordon Liddy, Mr Poon, .Iohn Cocktrose Dr. Rosenkosen, Flet ch - Chevy Chase B kv t lwear a hat not a visor I drink Budwiser - Beastie Boys James Crawford Durant, Jr. ,M..,..s.u us, -w 7R 5 f , I 3, Z 1 ,Q 54 , ,f iff, 'U' ,Al fm f , 'f ,,,- ij 'j,f f -40,3 14-f'.,,, Q v'?'7'l2-'2.2f' 'Z lg V ' -3 fi: 2?f'fsQ2'r'11iiZ5iE 'fkW?'2i1?-'?f':Vv'r2!f f1'yf'57,Zi,, a2f'?2, p:z,1.'jyi7Tg'7'gziZf4 , f f 1 ,,. , M 1 ,am 4, 3, gy - 2.wif.x ,ft-Miz.-. . . ,ff if wi'--f as.r..iw..r,.w.E1'5uZ13i..u' - xi, 'frm Right on, businessman, you ccrn't dress like me - J. Hendrix M. Peter Edelson Charles Joseph Erwin We must live while we can And we'll drink our cup of laughter - Steve Winwood Don't give up You're not beaten yet This is the time to remember Cause it will not last forever These are the days to hold on to Cause we won't Although we'll want to - Billy .Ioel A special thanks to my friends and family for all your love and understanding Peter Gabriel lf your LQ. were 3 points lower, you would be a stone! Don't let me hear you say Life's taking you nowhere c ,F f L , Rosey Bowie M., M. 'H f The people who succeed the most are the people who have failed the most . because they are the people who have tried the most. - Anonymous X 1. - an hi ,V , x -f i - 1 ., ,l ' 35 V' fl' I , 'fy X ,,..,,E f..,. W, . . . . 4 ,. 5SfdHEf'9v'1'?w?.' A E ,.,, ,-. . M' '-Yr: :lab fe lt v-JFS' , A. '. .Q J 1. -- 5 Y N .- - X ...A .4 M, - L., ,, - ' -xv. fc, , -Yxl 5 .. 4 --'T-1,f5.em. .. . , 1. Q ,Asn .s,. 1 . -fri-.' .rib-gf' T 14.5.4 f.,rf3s.'.:.,'f. V ' ' -ff 4 If 1' 5 'R ,rf , ' ', ' .4 V V 'L 'gl ,UV Siu f-M H yr,-,AI ,Rfk ,rm , M yr., , v' y 4 -,H gd'.:V,.,r.x .- A ,.-wzyx Q . -ale' 2 QC'-'?,fi',f'1j N A' 3.5.5, . '- 1- -.'n.l,.. J , - g 5 tri . . Fire h.fmVf ',nf. Never strive for less than the best. - Matteo Whoever said it's not whether you win or lose that counts, probably lost. Hey Matthew what'll you be . . . ? I want to be a friend. Thank you all, l could not have done it without you. Martina Navratilova - Anonymous ,,-..- f,-.,..,-,WL '..Q-M..w..,M,.f,v, ,,...,,.,.....,M5 Adam Michael Farber Life's been good to me so far. - Joe Walsh 'is 'fp but making the effort to win is. - Vince Lombardi Be all you can be. - The Army DAD - You're not only a father but a best friend also - You are always there when I need you. Thanks for everything you've given me, including the great amount of trust you have in me - lt means so much to me. I love you. . .MOM - Thanks for being such a cool mom and always taking my side no matter what. lt means so much to me. I love you . . . LISA - l'm glad that you're part of our family - you always make things more fun ILY. . . HEATHER - what can I say? You're the best sister a brother could possibly have - ILY . . . AUNT HELEN -You are a very special person to me -I love you . . . Magags, Case-man, Frankel, Burky, J, lkabod-Crane, Ryan, Jimbo, Marcus, Catta, Suppy, Rosie, Laur, Nin, Bekster, Paulie, Ando, Jeffrey, I Kimbo, Matteo, Drew, Kwakster, Brett-kid, Evs, Bird. - Thanks for the great times. Francis Flick V Winning isn't everything, Lawrence f I- y, I 'I . ' ..r,f'5:?ff'?rl'?f 4 I , 1' 'slit 'f sg.: I . M is Q22 I X J.. A fi , :A Q' x ... J, A,-f l'T.' 4 NR - - -J, 'Lil 7'.u'..J nf A.-fir-'rl -pete, , - .4 -3, ., ,mv 1 A ' . .fp-' , ' IH ' 'ff' ,. ,,, 'nf-4 fini itil? N , 5 as w..-,,t, g,, ,if,5j.i 11n, Q fir ' .,, 41 , 4 2 fr I ' r A-:if-an ., 'wi'-1w,,N',.r. 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I hope some doy you'lljoin us, And the world will live os one. -John Lennon Reveal whatever you desire, To you it may be death-defying. - Crowded House UAL rd N If you ain't the lead dog, then the scenery Thanx Mom, Dad, Cv Dave never changes - Buddy Ryan CPhiIa. Eagles' C0Qd3Q3:frrUrlge'5'- DUOUY IXYOIWK U'EI!f Molly Beth Gerber 41 40 ax. 4' sa. f Do not follow where the poth moy Ieod go instead, where there is no poth ond leove o trail. - Unknown 4 . f , 'awww Aww f44,,,v4f f f 1 rf f f ,,,,-,,,,.,,.,,f.,5Mf-WM-f 24 U WIA! in 972 'Zn- QDZM g:,XLl4LL '74 ,M . lu -..f -2 a:Z...4., 'if X.,-MM gm.. , Q. JI 3 ,Fl 7 f---...q -7 -WA An-.wa ,wma Q Xu xl .x-Di JI My-,r 12 2 -an-xlxjf ?: Michael Douglas Goldstein You say that hill's too steep to climb? Climb it! You say you'd like to see me try Climbing? You pick the place and l'll choose the time And l'll climb That hill in my own way - Waters n He who laughs last . . . laughs Living on a lighted stage Approaches the unreal For those who think and feel ln touch with some reality Beyond the Gilded Cage Unbroken Chain Of the Western Wind Unbroken Chain Of you and me... H.A., J.F., B.M., R.M., C.C. EJ., B.l3., E.G., W.P., J.C. S.F., D.l3., l.T., FLESH. . . hardest. - Hol Peart - Hunter l NNLFEIK lIAlNl5 lf l om not for myself, who will be for me? Yet if l am for myself only, what am I? - Hillel Thank you to those Mr. Squire - You have been good friends who made by my side through thick my years at Episcopal and thin. Your encouragement so special. and guidance have meant so much. if l , Mom and and - lfl amiga successful mylfuturee Q endeavorsfas yoUare:os,k QQ parents, lfwill approach peirfectiont l loveiyoufii ry,f ff ffjggf-Q TQZ mere 'then words ...- . -, 1 3 1 ,. ., . 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W QQ 'L ww, a, J ' 'L ' -Mf'3552'ij1gg,.:QLil., s-by -- , X x r ff' , , ' 4 . , K ,A S , wx 5 - '- X , dp? , Q V A .. , .,.. , ,gm f - H' I 1 ,i mm 2: V. cremmwwmwuwhvrmswfmmmgem,1mmmw.1:.m:.e-za. ,mmmwqggvmmfwmmmamwmwmmmmwe W-q.M...,.,.Vw ,.vfLN.v.M. xffwwwwfofm r You might think it's a wall but it'sjust a door, that's all. Notjust because you have your answers shouldn't mean my views are seen in vain. - The Fixx KNZ, CAC, MEB, RFC . . . The best times 1' start with best - friends like you. l couldn't imagine having a better time than we've had. Anne Elizabeth Heilman The most utterly lost of all days is that in which you have not once laughed. - Chamfort A ' , ' 1 - v f ' 4 6 1' - 'f :f ff4:i ', 1 ffzxf, 4 ff,:egCW119,,:'+z9y:7,yff ,.g,gJf g,,3g. 4,4 ,,fff,,,, -.n.f,y.Q, V ,f,9g!,Wq, ,ff .V ,V , . ,My .,,44,,,,, ,, ,,.4 ,,W,,f,, ,,-,MgZ, 4,M4,,L,, ,W ,,, MAMA, f,, ' , 5 J , 'ff ' , - ,, .w rf , M71 1 mz, , I 174, rf M ' , ,L ' si gy , M Qiifqf? ,yav i -,QQ , , , V, ,jf ivy, f 1 ,.. 2 1 L ,V . My ff ff 'f JW' 4 1 2 My ' -. 5 , , I wfwa., 47. 47 fi? n ,MA , f yy X , ,ww-b I rw' Y jg' 1, I ' Q NY' , in W' 1,7 , . 4 Q53 ,,. gels ,f A fm' 1, 1 ' ' 3, W f. .4 26,3122 ' V , V fu, , in ' . ,W ft, ,' ff if , 'ff f'5J4f,ZViL ff., jf , VME? , Nitin 1 . f. Q.-. wil, If 545 ,W M ' if f b C , ,f,3k , xii! Q :w ' ww: Vx 'V W, f ,yyjzv ij J feY !V,' I H n i W You con't change the wind but con adjust your soils, '! , ,' 1 . lm ' 4 , 456 1 .yy f, f 792, . l JIIUILIIIE IIDIHNS' N That was morality: things that made you disgusted afterwards. No, that must be immorality. 4- - Ernest Hemingway Nh 'A X F V PM 1? --- A'-rj H M .' K , ' lt would be desirable to be both, but since that is difficult, this 'S mY PONY- it is much safer to be feared than to be loved, X if one must choose. 0 - Machiavelli There is no pain, you are receding. T71 A distant ship's smoke onthe horizon. l You are only coming through in waves, your lips move, but I can't hear what you say. . . . . . I cannot explain, you would not understand, this is ngt hgw I gm, Every silver lining's got a touch of grey I have become comfortably numb. 'Wm Qef bYf I Wil' 5UfVlV9-N - Pink Floyd - Grateful Dead f f, I X 41- I I .V kr :C 1 cg,,fV,,'fff',z',', .43 , ,,' -mana! 0 - A thumbnail sketch, a 'eweler's stone Amainideatocallmygown Old man don't lay so still, you're not yet young There's time to teach Point to point, point observations Children carry reservations Standing onthe shoulders of giants Leaves me cold - R.E.M. Take your instinct by the reins You better best to rearrange What we want and what we need Has been confused, been confused - R.E.M. Brevity is the soul of wit - Shakespeare Shine like it does Into every heart M Shine like it does l,l, And if you're looking You will find it - NXS r Youwlllfindit Z .,, 'i7,4 Charming, becoming to the suits he weors, The boy-mon, younger thon his eldest son, Inherits the stote, upon his silver hoirs Time like o ponomo hot sits ot o tilt And smiles, To him the world hosjust begun And every city woiting to be built. uosuuof AlloH - 'ADM awos aq1ugs6u!q1 asoqn aas O1 sou asla auo ou 1nq 'Aom ugouao o ug s6ugu1 aasl puo 'waqz Aoiua om sou asia auo ou fs6u!q1ugo1Ja9 Aofual Once In a Lifetime You may find yourself Living in a shotgun shack. And you may find yourself In another part of the world. And you may find yourself In a beautiful house, With a beautiful wife, And you may ask yourself Well, how did I get here? Letting the days go by, Water flowing underground. Into the blue again, After the money's gone. ONCE IN A LIFETIME. -Talking Heads l AM TH E WALRUS Spe my Douglas GI' -John Lennon TO STRIVE, TO SEEK, TO FIND, AND NOT TO YIELD. COOL The All Encompassing 6 supportive Word Of KT H. Thanks. 1212187 Alfred Lord Tennyson This is the time to remember, 'cause it will not last forever, These are the days to hold onto, 'Cause we won't although we'Il wont to. - muy Joel ' HAKKIS ALI. 'O' CRYSTAL 202 OFF f' My doctor says I need to improve my muscle tone. Got any really heavy beer mugs? The true irony of life is that hardly anyone ever gets out of it alive. K Ricky Kwok lt used to seem to me that my life went on too fast, And l had to take it slowly just ' to make the good parts last, But when you're born to run it's so hard to just slow down, So don't be surprised to see me back in that bright port of town. Chester . . . Frankles . . . Chuttles . . . Paul the pup . . . sloppy . . . Ryan . . . Gumby. . . Denno . . .Olive Oil . . . Burkie. . .Anchors. . .Address your beer . . . Hello Mr. Beer . . . tapakegabrew . . . cajoules . . . hawaiian punch . . . poster night . . . wed. night keg thurs. night keg . . . fri. night keg . . . joey . . .clam bake. . .wilderbeasts. . .hot tub. . .Fletch Dewey Ox. . .the feds N X E L . . .wind up dolls. . . For all the good times, this Bud's for you - Spuds X i Q d The meek may inherit the earth, but they won't get the ball. Let the good times roll. I think l'll live forever. 96 ff a Q S 2 5 i s z i z , S 4 x 2 1 2 1 5 5 2 3 , f -mf: : . w , ,, f: ,. ,V ww ff '-:fun w,Q1'wwx'mw:vl'wmwf-,ffM4-.lwfmw-a-,wWwy,.- w,fwi'mw,ws1vAmezoefz.wsxwn, : ' J 7717! f.w,f'2 ,924 i7WZ! ,,f4wfoff'Z 1,1 9' ivy, f , , Q I L ' f A ,, yf 2 X i .wQ,i , My I, f ff af 4 57 ww 'fv,1, ,' ,f y f 4, f,,Q,,,Q?'a22g'f' if , f 5474? , 472 7LrQ' W ZZ ' X 1 if ' X 'V f ' , P f 4 4 MJ ,Aff .4147 ff . yi f ,, ,y y fiffbzz Q ' Zz' 9 ff f 'Q69,,SreP done 0 ond I wond ,. - Grateful Deod 4 3 sv . , ,. - 7 ..,..: av , J-,Z-ffl f' 'K V 5 1- -, ,MT , 4 .wif-1ff igylfii A- rv V, , 'L' ' -Hxzi . 4. VL an ,f ,+. , , ,..: + Q-11:4 ' A.--M 1315, '. 1. ,Q 2. F 4, ' f wzzvss' alien ,' Aug Z, 5' I ' 7 'pf iw, , J, 1 . 1 ,CY J, vf ,.4?1z,g, 4' .. , ,4V?Lf 2, ffl' J 1 W .1 , ,wr ff H ' 4,22 'V , X 4 ,, ff? f f f If, gf nw if A V , , - U? 1 ,f 4 M, A wo R. Christopher Littlepage The man who has everything figured out is probably a fool. College examinations notwithstanding, it takes a very smart fella to say I don't know the answer! MMM saws! p M rom fl gifs- wma ' L rw to A U 'N C 06563 WW WW OUX 5 By understanding the world around us, we gain confidence in our ability to determine whom to trust and what to believe about other matters as well. Without this confidence, our decisions about social, political, and economic matters are inevitably based entirely on the most appealing lie that someone else dishes out to us. - Frank Oppenheimer W W , M xllvv 100 Wwfxilf ff f Todd Anthony Mogorgee She thought I wos the brovest mon On eorth . . . Which, Of course, I om. -Irwin M. Fletcher U I, a? Q! X f 'X W I l is II Q I .. ,I , 3 I ,, N 'L y if I Thonks especiolly Mom ond I, tw I fi Irv.-.W Ii'f M IV I Dod, Non and Go, Rosie, 7: I .I My ' K-Mon ond Holes, ond to V, wt, , 'fV- Lor, Cosemon, Hodod, I tw Rozzo, Burkey ond Dovo. You're the m You mode it better on, Todd. - Williom Koshotus FAREWELL, PRINCE HAL I shall hereofter. . . be more myseIf. - Henry IV 101 4 1 -VH,,:1-.411 f ' 'U' Rf, 4VZVf422VV 1 in , f,Qf ,Vg L I ff if f , ' w1f,f6WfWA2eff , ,f ,,,L V ff, ' ' V ,Md gVVV4VEfVVa3'fQ1. ,V 4,1 Iv V V? V' I 2, VV VVf VVV . 'V , , ' ' 1j f 5 ,eww ' Q, '2L 7,': ,. ' ' f , V, , ' , aff' -1. -7'.-akv'-1 ,4 QW , 'f 52 ,9 ,12 f- ,N :H , , . ,f 4 Eff '-f , f y f WM' ,mfiiffv f V , 45 ,5 ,ff 5, Af 3 .,,-1 W ' , , ,, 7:.? ,f'V1- V '21 4, ,g . VV V, v V aff ,,4,.E- V , V g, ,V , r , f xmfz f4 V , -114, '11, my , f .lf-, f ,hw 3 1' f ,f .- 'cf 'M -, 1:-grew va' 'V f f ' 'L - ' ,, V, 1 V, y 3,43 2 :W , , wffgz, 4 N - .-,ff--Q' 14, 'fr 47 fwefw, f .-1.1 Y 'l f 531, 1f'i'Xf' A 'ai-f , . 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Here's to good friends!!! - Lowenbrou Don't surround yourself with yourself -Yes was .EE 3 V! ww sc.: :D mm gm VI 92 E: HU o 30: m5 5 'DZ GJ.cf 1:3- 3 .A an is . is 5 3 '53 2 ldon't stop for nuthin' ' U l'm just playing in the bond - The Groteful Deod C Form 1979 Vl Form 1988 - The Groteful Deod Look oround choose your own ground For long you'll live ond high you'll fly And smiles you'll give ond teors you'll cry - Pink Floyd D.S. with Q sense of direction. - T.K. These wolls thot surround me Still contoin the some old me Just one more who's seorching for The world thot ought to be Rush Yeop! I soid it before ond l'll soy it ogoin, life moves fost, if you don't stop ond look oround once in o while, you might miss it! - Ferris Fronk Anthony Moscoro I got the bottle You got the cup Come on everybody Let's get. . . Beostie Boys Winning isn't everything, until you Mom ond Jyllz Thonks for putting up with me for the post eighteen yeors of my life. I know you won't miss me when I go owoy but l'll miss you. P.S., I love you both. Corter, Poul, J.J., Ninner, Doveo, Lorry, Ando, Fronko, Mindy, Molly ond especiolly you Liso! Thonks for o yeor of fun ond to tolk gourdotions. l've mode some greot new friends ond developed better relotionships. Soupy, thonks we're finolly done ond we'll probobly go our seporote woys but remember one thing . . .o girlfriend's best friend. Stote chomps . . . St. Thomos . . . Cop- toin. . .Trude's gig . . . Nin's. . . Beostie Boys . . . my lobsters . . . Ted on school nights . . . Thonks Chill . . . 121 woggle vecker. . . 20-28 . . . Hov Doy ond Pep Rolly . . . Socred Heort Prom . . . S5 ond S . . . Tequilo Sunrise . . . Liso Liso Cult Jom. . .Flintstones. . . lose. - Vince Lombordi l've never lost just ron f out of time. ww 4.252 , V, ZVWV ' ' V-7' MQ' I: 'f ?4'9? 'g4?1f:Zf47 5 , ,.,. 7 ' f 11' 'f V'fiev ' ,r f -' 'K W51'Vff'wti ,, ff , , ,VI'4VV,III,7.,,iIgAI If 1' , M453 I 4, ., ,. 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I I I II, I II ., I 5 'wk f 25 I J, I .7 V' , 7,1511 -.xx I ' W jf, ' 2 QLfV1gV V If V- 5 1 5 x f ' ,,,.,f-, I I' I I 1 I ., I-QI ,,.. I .-.amy s I7577 I f f ' ' V. V - 1 -- 4 f -, Q- :ami Q ' K Z' f 14 f .fl J N To Momo, Popo, ond Jomie: Thonk you so very much - You hove tought me to be myself in o woy I could never hove done on my own - A.W.M Voici mon secret. On ne voit bien qu'ovec le coeur. L'essentiol est invisible pour les yeux. - Le Petit Prince Keep working for God - The poy isn't much, but the retirement plon is out of this world! -W.H.A. Andrew Williom McLucl-tie Tell me ond l'll forget. Show me ond I moy remember. lnvolve me ond l'll understond. - W.H.A. We live in deeds, not yeors, in feelings, not figures on o diol, in thoughts, not breoths. We must count time by the heort throbs in the couse of right. - Russel Conwell To Skorkboit ond Mr. Wonderful: If we find but one to whom we con speok out of our heorts freely, with whom we con wolk in love ond simplicity without dissimilotion, we hove no grounds of quorrel with the world or God. - Robert Louis Stevenson Lord of no beginning, love thot hos no end, you who live omong us, you who come os friends, Men hove colled you spirit, men hove colled you light, Will you light the dorkness of our lives? - Rev. Corey Londry 7 Dovld Brook McMullin, Jr To Mom ond Dod I LOVE YOU W .'v 4 L. 'gy 5 , 01 - 5, I it 1? . Con't keep time from its running Soon the best times ore over Photographs - hold me And I see how good we were And then it oll goes by So I drink to the post And what still will be One doy I'II be o memory But I lived my life like o story Too bod there's on ending. - Steve Winwood Michael Francis Milone M4 FX 0 ll r l Take yourtime. . .don't live so fast, sr X X X X I , N4 ,N N troubles will come and theY will pass 'fix M Qu li .XSL il Y X Q. fx 5: 'xi -Lynyrd Sgnyrdxc Qwmk X l N Q A r is 'XQQMA X F K wr NX, N X' QX U My wks Xxx! Mom, Dad - Thanks for your support WNSQ gi Af X V N X li is X Q A lv is is all rs 1 X fix X 1 XX QXPXQN XX r x V 4 X ,xr MN X lla 5 1,99 rlmu - 'ao 'eq xaqlcu plaq 10141 u f rn M. .o E. fx T 5. 5 3' Q 510 o x' ru I , I XX!! 9'-Il - M LUG QM aaaw msn 1 emo q .I OU BLU Il's DLU BMI, 'kauunohaqaouo asloa 1s -I O 3 N4 - spuagq Dua - QQ sep 513 SUB 1 som,-L all ISJOM JO ll u'S9l.U :lu OM IS 9'-4 awp 40 msaq 's L 1' - 5 iff?- 'lif -:-1. mti ,Af 2 Q4 2. n Jr N 111 'nw Christino Monocelli 7 Very little is needed I It's oll within yourself, I moy not olwoys understond your silence But l'll olwoys notice. I moy not understond your words Sports don't build chorocter: But l'll olwoys listen. they reveol it. I moy not understond you y y y y y ,rrv yy V, But l'll olwoys try. t I moy not olwoys be here But l'll olwoys be your friend. I Climb high Climb for Your gool the sky Your oim the stors. f v fi' V, P' may E I You're so for owoy from me. - Dire Stroits 1 , to moke o hoppy life, . . .Yourwoy of thinking. To: Mom, Dod, M.T.M., R.S.M., E.M.M., Thonks for oll your love ond support ond for olwoys being there. Thonks for everything you've done! You're owesome! I love you! Thonks for oll the good times, I've had o blostl Good luck! l'll miss you oll! U.FlL.OlI.WlM.BlK.Bl L.TlM.GlK.ZlA.PlA.HlJ.HJ Brett K. Moore Do I have to go to school, Mom? Hey Hey Kid! Whot do yo soy Kid! '86-'87 Bosketboll Inter-Ac Chomps Boseboll '87-'88 Bosketboll, Cop Boseboll Remember when you were young you shone like o stone Rob Morris You were cought in the crossfire of childhood decisions ,Q5 Shine on you crozy diomond. I hove never let my schooling interfere with my its been real Guys educotion 14 -Mork Twoin WX Erin -- Thonk you for three great yeors of your friendship you hove helped me more than you will ever know. Good luck olwoys THE END When I wos One, I hodjust begun. When I wos Two, I wos nearly new. When I wos Three, I wos hordly me. AJff',.,1 When I wos Four, I wos not much more. When I wos Five, I wosjust olive. But now I om Six, l'm os clever os cIever. So I think I'II be six for ever ond ever. John Whelchel Morris I waited patiently for the Lord: he incline to me and heard my cry. He drew me up from the desolate pit, out of the miry bog, and set my feet upon a rock, making my steps secure. He put a new song in my mouth, a song of praise to our God. 4, 4an.f 93? Psalms 40:1-3 I waited patiently for the Lord who inclined and heard my cry. He lifted me up out of the pit, out of the miry clay. I will sing, sing a new song. l will sing, sing a new song. He set my feet upon a rock, made my footsteps firm Many will see, many will see and fear. l will sing, sing a new song. I will sing, sing a new song. - U2 za 4 'ss if Dennis Sincloir Nicholson Don't forget your second wind sooner or loter you'll feel thot momentum kick in. - Billy Joel I om leoving I om leoving but the fight in me still remoins. - Simon + Gorfunkel GQ here we come I I I I I I I I I con do oll things through Christ Which strengtheneth me To oll my friends, Cordell Cmunchiesb Kwok Clocuzzij CSkiingD Dent COh Nooob MEB CAre you free yet?J Fronkel CWell?J ond the rest of the boys. . .Toke it slow I'm ot my best ond feel - Phillipions 4:13 swf Thanks Grom ond Gromps Without your support ond guidonce I couldn't hove done it LOVE YOU ALWAYS good in heoted competition -Me W LL..c,.v-,,,, I- I I, ,, IEQIIEEEIEFEBIE Sports do not build Here's to good friends. - Lowenbrou chorocter. They reveol it. Heywood Brown If you ore going to toke the field, you might os well ploy to win. - Eorl Weaver I will not follow where the poth will leod. 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Owens mum 121 E' It's time for the good times A fi E ' ' ',- ii -2,-Tae ,- - ., f -Y . , Forget obout the bod times -Modonno When you see cz chonce toke it . - Steve Winwood I've got so much to give but I don't wont to waste my time - Modonno BIG DREAMERS NEVER SLEEP A mon's reoch should exceed his grosp, or whot's o heoven for? me't'3'0W i 9 Anno Aroro Popogeorge 1 S 122 f ,, ,.p,.,., I 1 A .a ' 1' 7 , 777 1 2 A 'Y f 1, y 9? fggwiyf f mm 9' I, 4 f , Vg A f'w2..'Q5'7l59i5Tf: X x 1 ' r Efjk, 'P mg Q, 'naw -V , -9 , ' ' g.,4f2,s-gnifffq' ,f V Q, . n,,f..', N 1 I. , , ,Nm , ' ,J .Sify fm ff ,yin-9 1 ,M , ,, 1 55514 ff f ,f 1 ,V 5 - . , 72, Steven Robert Potter A. ' Calvin and Hobbes 2 noi oNE 'QQ 3 in 1 ,sikyc XX 2 1, ' X i NL A fp' f A f E -IQ' ' ' rr W2 WW-sf Z , '-an V 9L gN ' S Q N4 ,---l5,, LL I miakrm 5 X' w fl X35 ' xii? A H Kb I Q Z7 XV 53 1 gylp .l . Q5 'W' f '49 f---7 Q is X N You don't hove to be sweet: to be good. - Ron Hextoll E.A. ice hockey, o winning seoson? Penn Stote Erie? Penn denied, B.M.P.C. - Corter Lynn, Florido '86, Suspension crew '86 Csprinklers on the lown.J Dr. McKee? Scholium dummy night Cping-pong onyonejf Chess Club - thonks for the 550. Robodeon 'Why ore you lore? - Traffic chez renoult CFrench engineeringjf Mr. Best products, Nice doing business with you! Best of luck - 5.S., C.J., M.M., M.G., Er J.F. Most of oll, Thonks for everything Mom. 124 William Mark Rankin Well the years have gone and l've grown Here from that seed you'd sown, But I didn't think there'd be so many steps l'd have to learn on my own . . . Bruce Springsteen To: J.W., C.L., J.A., R.O., and everyone else in the class of Life moves pretty fast - lf you don't stop awhile and look around, you could miss it. Ferris Beuller's Day Off '88, good luck in college and thanks for the memories! Thanks Mom, Dad, Uncle Bob, Lisa, and Susan for your patience and support. I love you! While you see o chonce, toke it. - Steve Winwood .,W ,, , 1 ,J -,.',' 1 -ff, '??,??j?ptgx,,,,yf 521' 'jwj f, ' 7 2 I ,y.v.,fim ldon't believe in miracles, l depend on them. - unknown - X ihlii i ,,,,,,,W,- ,,...f,, t .,,. ,W i i ' If it is possible p 1 It is done. '- , 4 ! ' I . , , 5'f '5l If it is impossible William Thomos i .twi..bed0,.e. Reedy, lll f f, ififiif? 1.-wt:-1 , i,k ,,,,a X ,i3?'L,?o .5 . 7- I ,A vvrl V I fp '- .,gf' ' Vigltl 1: ffy ggsfzf H 'f'1:f:z?f-11, , 119 ' 7 N X X X Q X f ,, N , r c . 93441 cfs s ' ' ,dgkisfix XR,e:c:s,g:S E ' 1 ,AN , , Q1 X- 1 as N 'ft f N ff i :F-' C may x ' X X 1 -X , x ' .rv U sci -'N 'V -'Q ' x 'gbxn R 1-if gg ASX wgew S, ,ai , V ,ly N- 5 , sd X fx: , N xx Q 'Q Xl Rx so ' , X X X X xx N:-if Q' ,Q is H N SEQ- '- Q N X3 -ww, N. , -N Q 1:2 is :gifs -N f X sv so QQ: XJ N , 'ii'-.isf 1 ' . ' s ' is ' f Q' new Sf c s, s X X, 1 x 1'-. ' ' 's 5 Q1 E51 X: 1.-gf XS xxx X -- 'T' iii' 43 l , -1: ,XS-,Q , . so -. 'fag :wif si SX MYQ, E? N ST 'f'g.f2isXiX ,S X W sv sz fi Asks m : N W xx ,whx , X , S -kgs: wclib., V' if ' ' l .21 fegQ,'z,f,, f f',' z,5,1,f,w,ff.jf57,'f , 1, f 4 fggfg I 'Wm , X, X ,f ,f,f,,,, V ,, ,, AU, I I, 7 f 1 025 f QWZVX ' 'ZQJQW' l'm the some boy l used to be. 126 - Steve Winwood - unknown 1 Rf' Together we stondf Divided we foll. i A - Pink Floyd I N x f K C ,f,f fff- ef H ,,.. , ,f ,f,.. , vi .uf-f.f. wtf! ' - :rf :ww 1 I ei- fjf' ff ' - V, js ,Li 3- - ?5:Zf ,f.L..Q4:a,T'5f ,Q Thonk You Mom, Pops, Cori, ond Brendon. Gerard Michael Rosato Many thanks to my family and friends ,HW 4 i iw iiiv 127 192 Cyna Rosenthal S Walk out of any doorway, feel your way, feel your way like the day before. Maybe you'll find direction around some corner where it has been waiting to meet you. - Grateful Dead Well, the first days are the hardest days: don't you worry anymore. 'Cause when life looks like easy street, there is danger at your door. ' - Grateful Dead You are young and life is long and there is time to kill today. - Pink Floyd 'Q I ' X5 K, ' ' ,, . . ' ,ge , , U 12 2 - 1 4 di, G Az .K J .Vi A ..4- 1 , , W ' , fha W 42 f f' I 5 I' I In 1? y ., ' .I vm 1 v v 14 W 09 .39 Q 4.1 f 'D Qs O 1 .! O W 3 H Fe K N Z ' X a , ,hot 5 J wh l -,. -,-dG!1 4 U 1 -.emma ,www- : , K . . J!! I. ' ,jg , W - I ff , ,e-1-1 , 1 433-,,,,, ,fn '.,.. 1 ,,..m,f,f-,ww-fwffw 1 .. ' fZl,f,2,..4wWuf? in ':Q2L1.f,xMfkSwwi wr .W , , y A , :J Q:-,fw-w f ff f f W2 . , friivxwfr 421 ' f 'lf ,cy f, David Christopher Ryan ' 'Sv- ,w 0:-,s'v1s - rcalqoz -- . ,0.8:o's'1. ' i ' -N - vi Hs 51 Q X 1 v v s - :v.sx,s,. x xt' .v ,ty y , .wg k 4 Y' -, 4Q+..r The most wonderful thing about Tiggers is. . . l'm the only one. Reach your goals by building on a foundation of rock Don't dream your experiences . . . Experience yourdreams. . . Thanks Mom and Dad I know you're going straight to heaven After putting up with me TO SEEK TO STRIVE T0 FIN D AND NCT TGYIELD M EMD SGUWGQMGQL EBI N.Y.u GRHD TEKES HOLLYWOOD BY STORM! reoch for the golden ring . . . never Iosen sight . . . thot's what dreams ore mode ofg - Van Holen O K XP . -QEXUQ' X, AM , N , Q , . , 4 Lf P AXJCQBJXWHL iEUQiMCXfQi A' VC X9 I H +0 yOU Cs'f'3fJuCi7l7xCi7 Jw' Swff? -3' ofqe' QQCPS g o x gb 'S' O 0060 o-600,21 I Q36 sw? f 90? 'l' o 'S K. oq 'XG o if fx-X0 gf il' V C u 32326 Qffxqv GN 57,3 0052 gf? as-52504. 95 X9 wx X Q ag! A 6.92 LO' QW '5 e QW WW Iwi, NXNVVQ Thonks Mom, Dod, ond Liso. DV Q U4 IAQ You guys ore the best. A X , , Ilove you. Ky Lo F iff x 1 f - 1-nur 1-:zz-musk.: --rum , Cl, Christian Smith I I I I , l l l Nobilitas solo est otque unica virtus. You are old, father William, the young man said, Virtue is the sole and only nobility. And your hair has become very white: Juvenol And yet you incessently stand on your head - Do you think at your age it is right? ln my youth, father William replied to his son, I feared it might injure the brain: But now that l'm perfectly sure I have none, Why, l do it again and again. Lewis Carroll Andrew Snyder And thot the old grey wind is blowing Turns rock to sond, So we're told, this is the golden oge, And there's nothing left worth Turns ice to snow, And gold is the reason for the wqrs knowing lt's you ond me obout to grow. we woge. And it's time you should be going, Chonge the foce of o rnogozine, .- U2 While you see o chonce, toke it Foce the chonge of o million yeors. Find romonce, breok it, becouse it's -INXS oll on you. - Steve Winwood Steven Lowry Strawbridge, Jr. Lose your dreams and you'll Lose your mind. - Rolling Stones Always strive for perfection. Mr. Doc You Can't Always Get What You Want! - Rolling Stones We might be laughing a bit too loud, but that never hurt no one. - Billy Joel Mom, Dod, Whit, Ally. Thanks For all the support. Love you always. I REALLY DON'T CARE WHAT YOU THINK. - ME 7 , 1 K ll?-21 0 ' I2 LJ if f'l I 'V rlstophe 5 ' ,P i I' U e E ' e Q U 1 , Y f if 5 5 W m HT M U' Y ffl 'K R sf f V. .VUE ,MQW NA A f ' W IA P 1,53 , ,HQV . N 1 Q ,WV V QL- 'I g Eff . ff 3 ' ' 1 Ik L lr! ,- 'J f ' 1 4 r I '4 J ,f H A ' 5 A V43 E, WW '5 Q , ' I 37 M' I 11 , 21: N ' E H' , ff W Y A1 Q wwf? ' flhfs VE if Q 5,13 H A mfg J 5 J s u HQ 1 f 1 f 3' x f 1 1 yu f f r A , , 'W ' J 5 f f V' L fb' 2 I w A k- 1. K. ,JI W X- 3 K ag 4 M' ly 1 5 My s Q 3 Mf 3 lx E ,SQ 5, ,,W if , F 4 5 ,f if J Us It JM X, , ' U Y f ' i 4 H , Sql L f 1 W gf K F1 f fn Aw wg H A 6 ff 4 fa A NK my 1 R iw ,N 1 , . N , .y ,W .M w V vp , , - ? w . m 1' 1 W if M551 ,f 2 L ' Q' AU 1! 4 A Q' ji, 1 E 9 J fi ', j If wil 3 wvwf' 1 . l- 2, Q 1 LJ . , 1 fi .4 ,. 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M M ff '1 f f V N fb If ,iw H ,- IM If , .Ia Jr f I- fi' J ,Al 1' f 'vi 4 Q ' F J ' 'mf X xx J 11 1 ,f A A ff! fs' 6 W1 Z. w 11 , r Christine Tam Thonks to Mom, Dod, ond oll of my friends Don't think of things thot moke you sod Just remember all the good times thot we had - The Kinks hri fur Nicole Tonenboum Nicole Tonenboum entered Episcopol in the eighth grode ond immediotely distinguished herself os one of the top scholors in our closs. In her three yeors ot EA, Nicole stood out frorn the rest of us, not os on out- stonding othlete, not os on outgoing porty type, but Nicole in her quiet ond even shy rnonner wos olwoys there for her friends. She olwoys knew exoctly whot wos going on with everyone she cored obout. She tought friendship with her life. Nicole chonged oll of us with her exomple of loyolty ond love for her friends. When Nicole wos diognosed os hoving Ieukemio, oll of us, including Nicole ond her fomily, were shocked. Yet even during her illness when l tolked to her, she wonted to know everything obout schoOl, she wonted to keep up on whot she wos rnissing, so thot, os she told me, when she got bock, she'd fit right in ogoinf' Nicole's unselfish ottitude, which we hod oll seen in her, shone through even os she bot- tled the diseose. Nicole's porents ond brother sup- ported ond helped her, Nicole hod more love in her sixteen yeors thon most people ore oble to ex- perience in their entire lives. Nicole wos very close to her porents ond brother, they were eoch other's best friend. Nicole's unique relotionship with her fomily gove her the quolities of friendship thot she, in turn, demonstroted to me os well os her other friends. -Molly Gerber '68 She seerns to hove on invisible touch, she reoches in ond grobs right hold of your heort. - Phil Collins f f ,A 1 f' W1 ,J .,,-,..',- 44? , ig-'Iggy an 1 Q lr, , W f 0 fa, VMI ,I yd' if 1 1 f f I , 1,17 V if' 4 .' YZ ' ff' A if :.1.f'-:fam-3 Q -J , fii M i. ,A f ' i .1 was i ' ew, Corter John Trudel EPISCQP N' scoms wm-I THE BEST A p kl d h d Thonk you to my f ily for your suppo d y courogement. Stocy Moro Vennemo O fortuno veiut luno stotu voriobilis, se I did it oil for the glory of love. The book of life is short, And once the page is reod, All but love is deod. Thot is my belief. Don McLeon semper decreseis: out detestobilis nunc obdurot et tunc curot Iudo mentis ociem, egestotem, potestotern dissolvit ut glociem. - Cori Orff Peter Cetero A friend is someone who knows everything obout you, ond, STILL wonts to be your friend. 'Nuff soid. - Edword F. Litmon Christine Morne Villoge Mom, Dod, ond Coth, Tho nks you guys ond l love you. lmoges of Sorrow Pictures of Delight J Things thot go to mol-ze up Life - Genesis Toke these wings ond leorn to fly All your life You were only woiting for moment to orise. The Beatles Ingrid Marlena Whitaker . '7 ' If I ' 951 I I , gy Irs-3Mi W L5 ' .pf Prfesttlaf I Xritg .sexe cstiiff' L L f- QL LEW . ' of, I, 'I-Qt, , f Ifirf'-'HL W fsaygpcxxghb ' XL, -. tick, iowa'-P Q5 wwf 050-II .DQ W - I. XMI If imc 5 -- 10 X 9 I' Lbcjfit J? - f i N' I . Irtzvfi Q3 5-ef 1 I Left wi? ' ,X ,Wu I Whatl spent is gone, What I kept is lost, But what I gave, is mine forever. Thanks to Mom, Dad, Brandon, and to my unforgettable friends Andre, Christina, Laur, Cindy, Drew and Mr. Squire! Without your love, support and much needed guidance I never could have made it! I LOVE YOU ALL! W' ' v vi' 'nv Take your time, think a lot Why think of everything you've got For you may still be here tomorrow But your dreams may not - Cat Stevens - .. , ' ff' 3 3 kr 1 1 .3 . , lr Www' ' 1 Sometimes you get the elevator, Sometimes you get the shaft. As you glide, in your stride with the wind, as you fly away give a smile, from your lips, and say - I am free, yes l'm free, now l'm on my way - L. Carpenter There is no reality. . . except in action. - Earth, Wind, 6-Fire - Sartre To Den, Rich, Heath, Ra, Rob, Joe, and to Sid, Mike, Mom 6 Dad, . and all the rest- you know who you are. Lots of Love C: Thanks. You made it easier. Cordell LaMontt Whitlock r--unqv v t -',. w . .sr , ' 42520 Kimerley Non Zinmon The choice is ours to moke reolize your fontosy you live the dreom With every step you toke The will to cost your fote Don't turn oround too lote We oll refuse to lose Live life ond light the fuse Burning youth won't woit. -Journey :ix YL We're born in compony, die olone. In between there's only friendship. You con blow out o condle, but you con't blow out o fire. 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I-fi ' f s. oolfing Cross Country Record Teom Williomson Trode Penn Chorter Volley Forge Militory Acodemy Germontown Friends School Molvern Hill School Chestnut Hill Acodemy Philmont Christion School Jenkintown School Church Form School Hoverford School Friends Centrol School Germontown Acodemy Williomson Trode Cooch Fronk McAlpin. EA W W W W W W L L W L . L L L L The Cross Country Teom hod o suc- cessful seoson this yeor, finishing with o 7-7 record. lt wos considered o building yeor for the teom which hopes to do considerobly better in the future. In the Inter-Ac leogue meets, the teom hod o 2-3 record which is not consistent with its fifth ploce finish in the chompionship leogue meet. Led by the outstonding coptoin, Dove Morston, the teom wos oble to secure mony first ploce finishes in the duol meets. Morston, who wos nomed All- lnter-Ac, ron extremely well under pressure ogoinst Hoverford, when he finished o full minute oheod of everyone else. ' The number two spot on the teom wos constontly up for grobs between senior Dove Bergen ond junior Joson Mc- Dermott. Bergen cind McDermott storted off slowly but groduolly improved ond become driving forces on the teom in the lost few meets. McDermott will return os co-coptoin next yeor olong with Dovid Gordon. Gordon ond sophomores Mott Corpenter ond Eugene Burroughs filled in the middle slots on the teom. In the number three spot on the teom, Mike Rothenberg, o new senior runner, proved porticulorly strong. While some fell victim 'to injuries or other oilments, Rothenberg olwoys mointoined his position on the teom. Two other seniors, Jim Minnick ond Dove Beers, olso contributed to this yeor's seoson. They provided the ex- perience ond leodership thot wos needed to teoch the underclossmen. Along with the other seniors on the teom ond coptoin Dove Morston ond Cooch Fronl-x McAlpin, they increosed the teom's potentiol. lnjuries were ci severe foctor in this yeor's seoson. Most significontly, Mott Coscorino lost port of his foot to o Iown- mower. With better lucls ond strong leodership from the juniors ond the return of Cooch Fronls McAlpin the teom should hove on excellent future. Cross Country 'VV' ' First Row: E. Burroughs, J. Min nick, M. Rothenberg, D. Mor ston Cco-coptl D. Beers Cooch McAIpin, D. Bergen, J McDermott, M. Corpenter, D Gordon. no Engng ll W ., , Y ,Q,,.j5j-gy. ip . Fi' ' 1,1313 ' . . 'fr be v An Q . .V .V ,MW 1f f'f'f'f'. f r g . -.,.w. . R , K . . H . , we I gig.-54,, xfgrgiizgvl r . ' 7 --'EWS' 'Hi . in ,??1f1 i-YL? g k L Wai Vx 'rf P .' ,L 3 . 1 Ms ff 7' Q ' W N., v K 6, - qYf.Z:w V-' W f .rr f I ,.y. rj- 5 vi 1 1 ire! .st va' 'fl - ' F4 J ' 'S'-ff'-My fr ' 1 I rf - ' Q.g-,..i: V .fr ,j 4. ,1 Q E img-f N Gigi? rf P ' 3 h' .- .IS ' 3 fag WMS., cw? if-HQ 1 .rin Q -rg., . .. 1, 5 ,V + V f,5x+1ff' ,W W 2 M K Q r- r . --r f M 4--Q . 4 , .L , Z MVN :g . . U . ' 1 '95 . Lu 'iff ' ' Qhgtfifgi Q 3 'af' ' fr 4,4 ,. ,gf ,a,. .L . .. 4 . . 5 5 W r 'L W 'F ai A Z 4 . . ,. K' 1 A11 . Field Hockey Record Teom EA Opp. Friends Centrol 2 O Merion Mercy O Shipley 3 Notre Dome O Boldwin 3 Abington Friends O Socred Heort O Springside 1 George School O Germontown Acodemy 2 Agnes lrvvin 2 Cooch Ptegino Buggy. A if 41 ' Although the record might indicote other- wise, the members of the 1987 Field Hockey teom were fost ond furious on their feet ond swift with their sticks. Coptoins Mory Beth Bongiovonni ond Lightnin' Liz Toroilo led the teom of nine seniors ond three juniors through o series of intense proctices ond close gomes. The ottock, o potent combinotion of superb othletes, consisted of Kothy Beck, Molly Guns Gerber, Kim Zinmon, ond Joltin' Jen Hoines, o group thot didn't get the boll into the opponent's coge con- sistently enough. Next yeor's co-coptoin's Chris Percivol, coming off of the bench, provided fresh legs for the forword line. Kim Zinmon, the high scorer, ond Liz Toroilo recognized for their superior ploy by being selected to represent the Philodelphio Areo independent Schools in o hockey tour- noment in Colifornio. The midfield, consisting of coptoins Bongiovonni ond Toroilo, ond senior sen- sotion Anne Heilmon, provided the spork which ignited both offense ond defense. The teom relied on these three ployers to moke the key ploys, posing formidoble of- fensive threots, os well os ploying rock solid defense. The defensive line provided more protec- tion thon the Greot Woll of Chino. Stoppin' Stocio Burk, Blockin' Becca Huston, Cindy The Cork Cuffori, ond goolie Priscillo Lotto, mode up this outstonding bockfield. Cuffori, winner of most improved honors, stobilized the defense, while Lotto, in her first full seoson in the coge, ployed with intensity ond determinotion. Cooch Ptegino Buggy, in only her second yeor ot Episcopol, guided the teom with her experience ond knowledge of the gome. She wos on inspirotion both on ond off of the field, giving voluoble guidonce ond in- struction, Despite the disoppointing seoson, every member of the teom contributed im- mensely, increosing their own level of ploy os well. With nine ployers groduoting, there will be significont gops to fill, but under the leodership of next yeor's coptoins, Burk ond Percivol, the Acodemy con expect superior ploying from its Girls' Field Hockey Teom. Q 2? ' sa- '34 A 4'3 ,. ,L 'nfuvgkl ...QV J, , ., Q-: ' fgg- I f ,1- ,llu L' v .,. 1. sf ,H ,. I 'F . I J . 9 .-r n iz. -9 .,2L ,f'1 V K. ky ei 1' H.: K :al ,ssl ,f ' :X .2 ' UN f N ' x V wt .X - QQ Au Y ' 'am was V fy 1,-Tax, gh V' 1- QQ. ' ,,,, W s ,X n x , W Qhfytf f, K X s, ,e, ,,'.f I bw? Q ff 1.5311 4 1 , 5 at SQ, gg ? .vi N'??,,.'a tr F. 'L '-gf , 'X 'W 'L vu f A M s, 5,1 'phi' :K .,, K W V I Y .. vkk, -kV.- ,-k, V v , .ff ' ' . 14. ' 5 -4 l', 4. 1- . -Afax ,1 . . ,. + ,aa , . - 5 Footboll Record Teom EA Opp. Perkiomen o McDonogh School 18 Penn Wood 1 2 Hill School 14 Germontown Acodemy 13 Penn Chorter 8 Centrol 14 Molvern 28 Hoverford School o Coocn Jim Auch. Couroge ond determinotion do not begin to describe the chorocteristics of the 1987 Vorsity Footboll teom. Possessing one of the toughest schedules in the leogue, the Churchrnen responded with o 6-C3 com- poign, with the 3 losses odding up to o totol difference of eight points. The Churchmen rolled in their seoson opener os they crushed the Perkiomen School Ao-13. One week loter the squod suffered o tough defect ot the honds of The McDonough School, the 7th-ronked teom in the city of Boltimore. Seven doys loter the gridders squeoked post the eventuol Del-Vol chompion Penn Wood Knights. The teom's next gome wos one of the most exciting in the recent history of E.A. footboll. The Hill School wos on its woy to its best seoson in 26 yeors. They were oble to mount two quick touchdowns in the eorly stoges of the first holf, but their offense wos stifled shortly thereofter. EA. wos oble to score ot the beginning of the third quorter ond scored once ogoin on o beoutiful run by Dennis Nicholson. The Churchmen opted to go for the two point conversion os their gomble fell inches short of poydirt. The loss did nothing but rouse up the ployers os the Episcopols juggernout out- scored its next three opponents 100-31. For the second stroight yeor the top two teoms of the lnter-Acodemic leogue would squore off for the title. The Molvern Friors looked os if they would leove with the EA. field os they dominoted the Churchmen in the first holf, outscoring them 21-O. ln one of the greot comebocks in recent EA. footboll history, quorterbock Fronk Moscoro brought the teom bock with C3 touchdown posses. The Churchmen fell short though os they lost o clossic heortbreoker 28-26. The squod closed their seoson by rolling over Hoverford 85-6. Although the lnter-Ac title eluded them the E.A. footboll teom wos the epitome of overochievers. Footboll .ref First Row: C. Littlepoge, J. Morris, M. Niness, F. Moscoro, C. Supplee CCo-Copt.D, J. Duront CCo-Copt.J. M. Motorozzo, R. Owens, D. Nicholson, C. Burk. Second Row: Pot Chornbers, G. Rosoto, T. DeVirgIlis, B. Ronlsin, R. Kwok, F. Rosoto, C. Trudel, R. Dent. Third Row: C. Cutter, C. Mortin, T. Murroy, C. Moleslsi, D. Gollogher, P. Londoiche, R. Cordone, T. Gordner, R. Gollelli, J. Noel. Fourth Row: A. Persons, K. Kent, R. Sondo, B. Reedy, B. Miller, J. Pondolfi, M. Luber, C. Egoville, C. Simonion, W. Wollser, B. Bishop. Fifth Row: E. Johnson, P. Rosoto, J. Greco, M. Componole, J. Lovinslsy, N. Bevocquo, C. Floyd, H. Anderson, J. Shonohon. Q an ni pi' Y My 9 . -.L V . I by . sL.a. 9'iw1.4Q..f I .J - ' F wa' F-.. . Q, 44 s . ii.f:Fy-Egfr: V As. gl ,I 45241, 1-if If: 4 . K 1 n Girl's Tennis Record Teom EA Opp. 5 O Jenkintown Germontown Friends School Lower Merion Notre Dome Perlsiomen Shipley Boldwin Abington Friends Friends Centrol Springside Jenkintown Germontown Acodemy Agnes lrvvin Cooch Moude Kent. 1 3 4 O , 2 3 , ,ra 5. - 'l 4 2 O 5 XX X- 5 X, A if Q -1. This yeor's Girls' Tennis Teom hod on ex- cellent seoson, considering thot it hos only been in existence for two yeors os o vorsity sport. Although tennis is troditionolly on in- dividuol sport, the teom come together os o spirited unit which contributed to its over- whelming success. The cooch, Moude Kent, through her potience ond understonding, helped the teom to reolize its potentiol. The mojority of the teom consisted of un- derclossmen. The sophomores, Kristin Mcllhenney, Kristin Strid, Heidi Chogon,ond Allison Hormelin, proved to be 0 very lively group, molsing our proctices ond bus rides loods of fun. Allison, who ployed third singles, won mony of her motches, portly becouse of her off-the-woll remorks to her opponents in the middle of the points. She olso dozzled them with her fontostic speed, due to the foct thot she never wore shoes on the court! Heidi ployed doubles with the two Kristins. These three people were olwoys supportive of eoch other, screoming for , 1 rfjzgir ff, fs' A SNAQRQ if V u 5, J ff 'EL -A , . . . - . - , . X . t 'x ' . 'T 1' ' 1? T c 1. . W .kb V , 1. ,x . W' ,r 3? T1 TQCCQ k'li1't'n. 1 L ,xl . ff. Qi 'I' Ti' '11, f 'f x- N w 'N H-' 'i' r , 'rf 'sf jg xf jr' lx 'r' ig ' L ,X ,ii .r Q4 1 1, X it H, 3 x 'x. 2 1 ,J nfl gtg 'Q a, . I .l . . V. t . A i 1 r 'r 1 'Ai r r. f 1 Xi 1 r - 4 I, eoch other between oll the points. This sup- port wos most evident when they won. Our one ond only freshmon, sensotionol Kim Jennings, wos by for the most dominont ployer. Teom support wos not entirely needed, becouse Kim wos so phenomenolly successful, but they did so becouse of their interest in the gome of ten- nis. Junior Mindy Menlsowitz begon ploying holf-woy through the seoson when she reolized thot field hoclsey would not bring hero vorsity letter. The three seniors on the teom performed well both in proctice ond in gomes. Koro Monsfield ond Alex Goloslsi mode up one of the finest doubles teoms in the leogue. Cop- toin Louren O'Connor hod o disoppointing seoson due to o nogging wrist injury, but she wos oble to win mony key motches for the Churchwomen. Overoll, the Girls' Tennis teom hod 0 greot seoson, ond the deporting seniors wish next yeor's teom good lucls. Girls Tennis xvvvvq - w xsgsg First Row: M. Kent CCoochD, K. Monsfield, L. O'Connor CCopt.D. Second Row: K. Jen- nings, M. Me-nlsowirz, K. Mocllheny, H. Chogon, K. Strid. C xi Y fi., sv..g.,s,xas sw ,Q 4, ii., .,s.,,...3.a. . ,. Q .. Q. ilk' ' Q' -Wig i Soccer Record Team Shipley Cardinal Dougherty Germantown Friends Radnor Lawrenceville Harriton Friends Central School Strath Haven Malvern Chestnut Hill Academy Hill School Germantown Academy Lower Merion Haverford School Penn Charter Germantown Academy Chestnut Hill Academy Penn Charter Malvern Haverford School Head Coach Mark Luff Coach Bob Glascott EA Opp. 0 0 1 2 2 2 1 3 1 1 4 0 1 2 1 1 1 2 0 1 The 1987 Episcopal soccer menlwoman were unable to continue their winning ways and repeat for the fourth straight year as ln- ter-Ac champions. Despite strong opening season optimism, the Churchmen could only salvage a mere .500 mark of 8-8-o. Although the final season record reflects a less than great season, the year was marked with many highlights, en- compassing incredible individual talent and strong teamwork. With some of the best players in the Main Line area, combined with strong leadership, the team showed a lot of growth and character. Here is a review of the team, player by players. Andy Christos, after scoring a 50 yard shot vs. 1966 State Champion Strath Haven, celebrated by spending the rest of the season as a spectator on the 50 yard line of the football field. Matt Evans' strong leadership could not be measured, nor could the number of stitches he received this season. Steve Strawbrldge was a strong midfielder, but was striken with a case of punching bag syndrome after the Ger- mantown Academy game. Todd Magargee was the best success story on the team, but some people said he let it go through his legs. Dave McMullin provided great intensity . . . by bringing his father to the games. Larry Flick, the senior fullback, didn't let anybody get by, except a freshman on Haverford Day. Christina Monacelli, the first female on the Varsity Soccer team, was unable to show her incredible chest trapping ability. Christian Smith had incredible finesse and skill, but spent too much time asking the referees stupid questions. Bill Marvin had two incredible headers vs. Radnor High School, but he fell victim to chronic asthma the latter half of the season. Mike Goldstein was a back-up goalie and had an incredible game against State Champion Lower Merion, but gathered too many penalties for shouting lines from Pink Floyd at the op- position. Mark Breuers had an inspirational effort against G.A., but due to several blue splinters in his backside, was hindered for the second half of the season. Glen Carey was a great stopper back and gave new definition to the word solid. Last but not least, Sean Casey was the stronghold of the midfield, and provided great inspiration. Also, seniorlason Freeman, and next year's captains, Evan Stein and Brett Elvis McGovern, deserve kudos for their efforts this year. IW! tl 'QM 1 - if 4.11 Soccer First Row: C. Monocelli, B. Whitolser, D. McMuIIir1, M. Evons Cco-copt.D, A. Christos Cco-copt.D, C. Bozzi, E. Stein, B. McGovern, C. Smith, B. Gloscott Coss't coochD. Second Row: M. Luff Cheod coochb, J. Freerhoh, M. Brewers, M. Goldstein, G. Corey, B. Mor- vih, L. Flick, S. Cosey, W. Koshotus Coss't coochb. ,Qu ,fs Q 'QPSK .rf faq 1970! MPM? 6 1. ew 442 1. 112' , fl: M ig 'lix,T.4-,yo ,V Q 1 W 7 1,1 , lf, ,, To . 'fit e ? 16 Mg, ffff . f 'IZ L, 5... , 1 1 Y 1 9 1: 1 A M-, 451 pf' nun: tlnda 1 ' mai X- 1 7 fm. ' , . 4 f ' 9 4 Q if Dm W N'jlj,!. ,, .,AJ,V,' 3 .mf , '144i q P I 5 I i . , , 1 , yy , i 4 f. 9: gf J K1 5 11 Q W'- t. .. Q S, ,N ,, 1 ,V xii. K , .rw s, 3 . A: S I ff. A '1 fg,,'.g. - 1 4. '-X, 4. 4 4 Boys Basketball Record Team EA Opp. ff ' Edison H.S. 76 44 K Abington Friends 80 67 W' Germantown Friends 78 69 Friends Central 71 52 Girard College 74 40 Hill School Tournament 64 87 Hill School Tournament 69 54 Hill School Tournament 50 89 A, 4 chichestef Hs. 84 75 ' l 6iii'fi 4. 'C Williamsport Tournament 65 49 7 5 Williamsport Tournament 69 -60 it ' Monsignor Bonner 56 49 Chestnut Hill 75 70 y if I Penn Charter 57 60 Q irgp f Valley Forge 84 52 Haverford School 81 55 Malvern Prep 64 57 Germantown Academy 70 46 Chestnut Hill 70 68 Perkiomen 72 84 Penn Charter 60 68 Haverford School 79 54 Hill School 66 68 Malvern Prep 57 55 Germantown Academy 74 59 Coach Dan Dougherty The boys basketball team turned in another stunning season. The team suc- cessfully defended its lnter-Ac cham- pionship and finished with a remarkable 28-2 record, cruising through its Decem- ber non-league schedule undefeated. Included among the victories were wins in the Hill School Tournament cham- pionship and the Williamsport Tour- nament championships, in which defeated perennial state power Williamsport. December also saw a vic- tory over Bonner, the eventual Catholic League Champion. During the Inter-Ac schedule, suffered two heartbreaking losses to Penn Char- ter, each by three points. However, swept through the rest of the league, in- cluding two narrow victories over Malvern. The end result was an 8-2 league mark and a tie for the league championship with Penn Charter. Episcopal was led throughout the season by Co-captains Paul Chambers and Brett Moore, both of whom finished the year averaging over 12 points a game. These two leaders were com- plemented by sophomore Eugene Burroughs, who averaged 19.7 points a game. Michael Milone and Patrick Chambers, two defensive standouts, rounded out the starting lineup. These five were relieved by sophomore Jim Shanahan and junior Jon Walsh, who provided valuable offensive spark. Bill Reedy, Michael Jordan, Chris Wyszynski, Tom Devirgiliis, and Chris Bradley helped the team with their constant hustle in practice and performed capably when called upon. Of course, Coach Dougherty's coaching brilliance and constant effort was the key to the team's success. At the end of the season, Paul Cham- bers and Eugene Burroughs received first team All-Inter-Ac honors, while Brett Moore received second team honor. The 1987-88 boys basketball team firmly established itself as one of the best in school's history and main- tained the new tradition of Episcopal basketball excellence. Boys Basketball ,rn AC ,rf 'raw 4,., - N First Row: C. Bradley, B Moore, P. Chambers, P Chambers, J. Shanahan Second Row: E. Burroughs, T DeVirgiIiI5, M. Milone, J Walsh, C. Wyszynski, B Reedy. H X , W r N x ' ' Fav Y - ' B K ,A -it . I . I B .I B Q., ' if '- Q ' ' T ,, ti 'X f 4 . .- , , at , 1' Y Ti. Af' Teom Germontown Friends George School Christion Acodemy Springside School Notre Dome Acodemy Delco Christion School Boldwin School Socred Heort Acodemy Abington Friends School Friends Select School Jenkintown H.S. Friends Centrol School Germontown Acodemy Shipley School Agnes lrvvin School Heod Cooch Moude Wood Cooch Thomos Lees Girls Bosketboll Record EA Opp. 48 88 47 49 74 29 28 44 81 80 87 28 55 84 48 The 1987-88 Vorsity Girls Bosketboll teom storted the seoson strongly, with two quick victories. The teom went on to defeot both Delco Christion ond Boldwin in overtime. Agoinst their leogue foe, Kim Zinmon sonk o field gool with .04 seconds left to ploy to send the gome into overtime. With :OO seconds remciining in double overtime, Christino Monocelli iced the victory by moking both her foul shots. The teom won o decisive victory over Shipley, scoring 72 points, o record teom high, ond hod six ployers in double figures. Agoinst Inter-Ac rivols Agnes Irwin, the girls ogoin went into overtime. With the score tied ond o froc- tion of o second left in overtime, on Agnes Irwin ployer wos fouled. The gome ended on the foul line. The teom wos led by four returning vorsity seniors. Coptoin ond four-time vorsity ployer, Kim Zinmon, led by exomple. She wos oble to leove her mork on oll ospects of the gome, l Sc 1 OP shooting, boll-hondling, os well os on defense, ogoinst much lorger opf ponents. Another four-time vorsity ployer wos Liz Toroilo. Her consistent foul shooting ond defense kept Episcopol in close gomes ond put them oheod in others. Christino Monocelli od- ded super-hustling ond clutch shooting to the teom, Anno Popogeorge's speed ond boll-hondling skills were in- strumentol in setting up fost breoks ond ploys. The other returning vorsity ployer, Kim Tinori led the teom in shooting with 124 points ond overoged over 10 points o gome. Additions to the Vorsity were Juniors Jen Finon, Melonie Cogon, ond Elizobeth Borker ond Sophomore Jonice Fronks. Finon ond Cogon odded solid oll-oround ploy throughout the seoson. injured for the first holf of the seoson, Borker come bock strong, using her height ond working the inside. Fronks skills ot guord were on involuoble osset. Girls Bosketboll i kllllv First Row: J. Fronlss, A. Popogeorge, C. Monocelli, E. Toroilo. Second Row: K. Tinori, T. Lees CCoochD, M. Cogon, J. Finon, M. Kent Cl-leod Coochl K. Zinmon CCopr.D. Team Marple Newtown Methacton Haverford School Penncrest Malvern Prep Marple Newtown Monsignor Bonner Haverford High St. James Malvern Prep Monsignor Bonner Cardinal O'Hara Cardinal 0'Hara Haverford School St. James Cardinal O'Hara Haverford School Haverford High Coach Bruce Stone Ice Hocke Record EA Opp. 3 2 5 4 11 2 4 's 6 18 5 5 0 4 6 2 e 3 . ,... FKVXS .J sl 4 .F --nw, 4 I it ,L The 1987-1988 Ice Hockey Team ex- perienced tremendous success. Last year's record of A-18-1 was greatly improved to an 8-8-2 this year. Episcopal witnessed many regular season highlights including early victories over Bonner and Haverford High School. The strong start didn't last as the mid-season slump hit EA with great impact. Episcopal got the puck rolling once again, and finished the season with its first playoff berth in. . .well, along time. Many would attribute the team's success to the inspiring coaching of Mr. Bruce Stone. Stone received Coach of the Year honors for his efforts. But even with outstanding coaching the team is not complete without its players. This year was no exception. Each team needs to develop a strong defense, and this year Joe Auteri anchored EA's. With steady performances night in and night out, Joe earned All Star honors and played brilliantly throughout the season. Steve Pot- ter was also a very needed addition to the team. Whether between the pipes or near the door, Steve's leadership was invaluable. The rest of the defensemen were strong until the end of the season when un- fortunate injuries led to the team skating with 2 or 8 defensemen throughout the playoffs. Mike Campanale and Jason Mc- Dermott will lead the defense next year. Co-captain Matt Evans will be lost to graduation. Matt led the defense with 24 goals and his efforts earned him the Sportsmanship Award for the league. This perennial all-star was supported by senior Co-captain Chris Littlepage. Littlepage along with juniors Theo Yedinsky and Matt Luber led the offensive with nearly 50? of the team's goals. Chris's talents earned him the respect of the players, both on and off the ice. Theo and Matt were primarily the of- fensive threat for the team and their hard work earned them All Star positions. John Morres was always in the thick of things, Chris Johnson surprised his opponents with his deceptive skating style. Mike Gold- stein's hard work earned him the respect of the younger players and his leadership was truly invaluable to the team, not to mention his creative hairdo. Mike Paskin hung in there and worked hard throughout the season. We would like to give a special thanks to the underclassmen. Bill Scott, Brad Boyd, Scott Anderson, Ralph Sando, Carl Krum and Chris Mayer deserve much more credit than has been given to them. Without their hard work and dedication we would not have been successful as a team. si. !fT! ' fi Ki ff . ,ff,2 A Y 13- . - w. f'f1'z 445ff3f V-X .- aa 15, f Z +1 ' vi First Row: T. Yedinslsy. Second Row: C. Lirclepoge CCo- Copt.D, M. Evons CCo-Copt.D, M. Luber, J. Morris, J. Auteri. Third Row: B. Stone CCoochD, J. Avicolli, R. Sondo, B. Scott, M. Componole, C. Johnson, B. Boyd, C. Moyer, S. An- derson. C2 Boys Squosh Record Teom EA Opp. Toft W Kent School W Yole W Shipley W St. Andrews W Chestnut Hill W Lowrenceville W Choote W Hill School W Hoverford L Widener University W Penn Chorter W University of Pennsylvonio W Chestnut Hill W Penn Chorter W Hoverford L Hill School L Cocich Thomos Kent For the post two yeors the Episcopol Acodemy boys squosh teom hos con- sisted of predominontly underclossmen. Lost yeor junior Co-coptoins Bill Morvin ond Morc Breuers led o group of highly- tolented fellow juniors to o winning seoson filled with much success. This yeor, those highly tolented juniors become o tightly orgonized group of seniors, reody to tolse on the prep- school squosh world. With the help of junior Som Holpert os the number 7 position, the o seniors poved the woy towords one of Episcopols most suc- cessful squosh seosons ever. Finishing second in the Choote Notionol Prep- School Tournoment gove this yeor's teom cloim to being one of the best teoms in the notion. This stotus wos mointoined throughout the yeor, os the squoshmen emerged undefecited in their New Englond Tour, ond ploced second in the Inter-Ac behind long-time squosh power Hover- V Q ford. This yeor's success hos been o long time coming, ond con be directly credited to Cooch Tim Kent's owesome obility, olong with the hord work ond dedicotion shown by the teom in the post 3 yeors. Two-time Co-coptoins Bill Morvin ond Morc Breuers hove been un- der Cooch Kent's instruction since their freshmon yeors, ond this proved l-:ey in their experience ond leodership. Along with senior Adom Forber, they mode up o very competitive top lodder, lt wos the middle port of the lodder, com- posed of Dove McMullin, Steve Strciwbridge ond Christion Smith, thot led the teom to victory, winning OOM of their individuol motches. With the tolent of underclossmen Som Holpert, Andre Stephono, Bobby Clorls ond Whit Strowbridge, Episcopol's boys squcish should continue to hove greot success, but it will be hord for future teoms to motch this yeor's performonce. 1 r,1 '4,'1':, I 'I ' 1 ' ,f I I x I -P 0 -Y I sq :': : v 'rg 'U 0. c' '14, 0 gf. a ' 0 a on: 1? . , J., fi, it .ne D . 7 . .A a?oko?:,?s . - ' J ' 'if' ' IQ fr 77' - I .I L, 51,1 1' V I 1 -fi Y 1,911 A tl- I If 1 - -5 - f', ' ' Y X 21 i ' -' 4- N k 4- 1 i',.f',j ' 4fff.'1'4': ' . 6' 0 I Q .9-Q07 Lf f' I.. c e 0x ff- ,I m vqu 4 O'U I f x 3 . A:.l, 0 . ' A -' ' I Y '! t ' -f 'J' 0 2 '-' f , ,j, K N N Q 4 I 31 I r J 41. 5 x fax f 'Q vi 1' ' 1... 'Q ' X f - gpg, AUM - ,,. -L, .' -Y First Row: M. Brewers CCo- Copr.D, Mr. Kent CCoochD, B. Morvin CCO-Copt.D. Second Row: S. Holpert, A. Forber, D. McMuIIin, C. Smith, S. Strowbridge. ml y I 'I.- ' J ,J -.., QW ff ,5- t Girls Squash Record Team EA Opp. St. Andrews 2 Springside 4 Shipley 7 Springside 7 St. Andrews 9 Germantown Friends 4 Germantown Friends 6 Coach Elizabeth Lippincott i , i 1 -1 l f' fa in V ,..,, , ,ar , lt was 7:80 on a cold winter morning in 1985 when a small group of girls, warmly bundled, timidly entered EA's squash courts. They looked very odd . . . lilse eslsimos clutching squash raclsets. Then Episcopal's first girl's squash club set to worls practicing. Three years later in 1988, the scene was very different. lt was 8:80 on a cold winter afternoon in 1988 when a group of seven girls, warmly bundled in matching EA Girls' Squash sweatshirts, confidently marched onto EA's squash courts. They loolsed very far from odd as they defeated their opponent, St. An- drew's. Obviously the past three years have seen much change in Episcopal's girls squash program. The girls who made the program what it is today talse much pride in its tremendous growth rather than the team's actual victories. Their St. Andrew's victory was their first and, un- fortunately, last, but their improvement throughout the season was incredible. Extremely well-coached and en- couraged by Miss Betsy Lippincott and always supported by former coach Mr. Bill Whelan, the seven-girl team learned and polished new squash slsills, but more importantly, learned integrity and sportsmanship. The ladder consisted of Cfrom 31 to 373 Captain Alix Golaslsi, Lauren O'Conner, Jen Haines, Brearley Rauch, Janine Sisals, Heather Boyd, and Jane Oberwager. Highlights included Alix, Lauren, Jen and l3rearley's single victories over challenging opponents, and Janine, astounded all by improving through her first year of squash so much as to be elected captain for 1 989. Next year with the graduation of four of the seven girls on the ladder, EA girls' squash will see even more changes. However with a solid foundation now established the team should fare very well. Girls Squash unuuullnu unuuuniluu I unuuuuullll unsuiuiuu unnnnnnu rnnuuusunuunu r-nnuuunnsnuu nlnnnuulunll First Row: L. O'Connor, A. Goloski CCopt.D, H. Boyd. Second Row: J. Hoines, B. Rouch, J. Oberwoger, J. Sisols. Third Row: B. Lippincott CCoochD. 4 1 D .V J. . . 'lot 'W so fi.. V.,4,,,,,,-,- '--...Ss is., - - - . H f A , 1 ,5f1 V T .-, .T sei' Boys Swimming Record 1 i H srr T y y tif? g y. ,. Teom EA ff VQ' y y . ' ' -- y Hweffofd High xv hiir A , . ,,W . A t . .A Molvern L Hoverford School Germontown Acodemy Penn Chorter Cooch Christine Deutsch 178 'R ,.af ' Over the post five yeors the success of the Episcopol swimming teom hos resembled thot of o roller-cooster. Some teoms copitolize on the full wove of the ride while others get stuck in the rut ot the bottom. The 1988 squod epitomized the downword slope of the ride os they diligently worked throughout the whole yeor. Un- fortunotely, their efforts did not hit poydirt os the teom suffered four stroight Inter-Ac losses. ln o sport where losing con be viciously contogious, the Churchmen held their heods high meet ofter meet. Cooch Christine Deutsch demonded nothing less from the teom ond they responded in o very positive woy. ln November Cooch Deutsch monned the helm of the teom with o smoll or- senol of swimmers. However she kept on open mind ond with her two Co- Coptoins, Glen Corey ond Doug Kiley by her side they chorted o course right through Februory. The teom's strongest suits were their spirit ond perspective. Eoch member understood thot o teom consisting of only 14 people would be considered on underdog in the leogue. In the first doys of December we broke the ice in duol meets by squoring off ogoinst Hoverford High. Upon observing the entire teom for the first time, Cooch Deutsch delivered o moster line up to propel the teom to victory. As the finol event opprooched, the medley reloy, the squod wos down by one point. They swept the event for their first victory of the yeor. As the fomed wrestling cooch Crowford Hill once wrote, Alwoys good to stort with o win. Unfortunotely these words were not opplicoble for the rest of the teom's seoson. Perenniol leogue powers Germontown Acodemy ond Molvern were just too much for the Churchmen to hondle. Nevertheless every member of the teom deserves credit for sheer determinotion ond relentless effort. Boys Swimming , , , 5416 i rr V 3. D First Row: C. Monning, R. P. Hollenbock, G. Corey CCo- Copt.D. Second Row: W. Wolker, B. McGovern, R. Cor- done, M. Henry, K. Cordone M. Horris, T. Welo, D. Rowlond, J. Edwords, P. Munkerjee. Third Row: B. Peorcy, A. Dovis, M. Hopkins, C. Deutch CCoochD, S. Moore CCoocI'17. r fbi L . A ,T ? . M ,.f . 2,1 . e V V -A .. . M. A -sf . -nmgvfw, s-Li .r Z . if I V ' A 7.1. A -Af :vit ' 1 ' 'V ' , ' . 5. if I if '- .Win - Hsiff..-' :fn .. v' 4 , r 1--1. Aff.-'lf' . -L ' , - 1 -me M M H-a 1w f ' .L::.f?if f z V' - A gr '3i4 'f - v- Viz --i'7lf'1 ., if I ry! wk! Dwi- N'.5b4Y'.,:?,s.j iq... ruff N 4. 72 wi,.A WieQ55'k' - ' .. -L ' ' W lv ,. A- W... A . .5 Z, ,ff ew- . -- 2 W 43:2 f' . gm QA f . fi -V ..- 4 '52 -' . 'v 1 '.'f - ir, f ' K M y , f re . W ff-1 ' W if . V ' -2 , iw 1 ' if-'j Zhi fgj,,,..'. K f - - 1,----1.1. f,.- -1 1 ,,, nf 5 .ge-, , . -, 4,1 ww. 3 .. . . fj g-,yffl , fa.: Q , .,,,7.5,f3.,A.f,.l, , A h. U ,MJ ,. ,. .' ' fi' -e' 1' , ,,f'9?1'5: Q-.1:2' .5 ' , ,.,,. . ., . fa' g -- 41 ' Q,-f., m ilf'-iH?g,'f.L1-iii ,-j ff 2 I f re Q. A- ,:f l-wf+.:'--'-- L 1 A - V- r...f 1',igJgL,j' ' X H GirI's Swimming Record Teom Hoverford High Upper Dorby Germontown Acodemy Boldwin George School Friends Select Agnes lrvvin Cooch Edith H. Rowlond L TA 'ff l ' , Li' 'i fm--'- V, ' -rf-Q 41- fr'f '1 i' - , f . J. Lf ', W . - , ' -II i, J t- - - . A ,. . W I A A V, ,571 ,A V. I V. f M A ,V ,K .. ,V .1 -QUW--fl ' t A ' af, ' i , :A ,,, ...., . fs. 3 A it ' ' ag' il? 1 '55, . 'fi-'fi- s, 'f' . A' , , 2-41, -ig' . , ' K fre-vi I , f -1, - , , ' g,, .5'M '-'. 5,5 V--mi , 'yi ... 'tn - V. fi- A4 1 3. 'V .fyf N wkf-Mum, - A , ' 2-2. . ,ai 3, ir' , QI, ' 'Q K. . -, . fi X ,.. f '1 - , ,lj - I -'1 -. ' .ff Q, . ' f ' I fi -4-.2 .imfifssw .' 4-Q,-f ff ii -J uf. ., The Episcopol Acodemy's girls' swim teom concluded its seoson with on ex- tremely tight contest ogoinst Agnes lr- win. Unfortunotely they lost in the finol roce ond went down in defeot. Nonetheless, the squod enjoyed onother fine yeor under the direction of heod cooch Edith Rowlond. The strength of the teom come from o group of sen- sotionol freshmen. Since the teom will only be losing one senior, coptoin Molly Gerber, the future for them looks ex- tremely promising. Five freshmon, Michelle Petock, Beth Wortmonn, Trocy Freemon, Shoron Moore, ond Cotherine Blume, dozzled the opposition with their versotile tolent. The entire group quolified for the Eostern lnterscholostic Swimming Chom- pionships. First yeor swimmer, Heother Flick, improved tremendously os the yeor progressed ond only odded to the strong corps of freshmon. Another Qth groder, diver Kristy Johnson worked hord ond with more experience she will be very tough to beot. ' , , f ,if if -1, 622 ' i ' ' wifi -Q 'fly' ,mi T 1 - i ' K I ' ' 'f' f A' ' il .f , ' -. 4. .- ...f . ti ffxff' -f ' . - , :v . A smoll but dedicoted group of sophomores ond juniors rounded out the depth of the teom. Newcomers Lourie Hood, Becky Demorest, ond Kristin Strid helped the teom by un- selfishly swimming in some of the less desiroble events. The determinotion of Kotie Bowes pushed her to onother exhiloroting seoson. Kote Thomos, Bec- co Huston, Becky White, Corolyn Woxler, ond Julie Kim disployed fine ot- titudes ond hod solid seosons. Their spirit wos unyielding ot both proctices ond meets. Kotie Glick, olso ojunior dove for the teom in criticol meets. This yeor's teom wos the lorgest for the girls in the history of the Acodemy. The highlight of the seoson wos o sur- prisingly eosy victory ogoinst the Bold- win School. The oquoteers were oble to compile o winning record ond the future brings much promise to the teom's suc- cess. They ore o dedicoted type of othlete rorely found in high school sports. -. 4, V Aff' , C, sf' gg-x 1 J 'Y . , 1 4 1' .3 - .- .4 f ' 3.3 ,-QN. 7 ,gf!' ,-47' U F'f Q12 sri- .WJ-9? f i .,1-e,if- -+,s5',, Q -fi: ,Q . . . 3' 13,1 is Girls Swimming -,iffy Q, 1.-' I ' x 5 T, ill xg' 1' J - ' r FLA F 4 . i sz' 1- yy 'rf' f L. -91 , Q. :ie . , er, . First Row: J. Kim, M Menkowitz, N. White, R Dernorest, C. Biurne. Second Row: R. Huston, K. Thomos B. Wortmonn, H. Flick, M Petocls, K. Srrid, K. Alderfer Third Row: K. Bowes, T Freernon, M. Gerber CCopt.D C. Johnson, B. Erwin, 5 Moore, C. Woxler N' .1 Varsity Winter Track Team EA Independent Scholastics Meet Grd place Independent Scholastics Meet 'I st place Independent Scholastics Meet 2nd place Independent Scholastics Meet 1 st place Independent Scholastics Meet 1 st place Coach Frank Mobtlpin ..-4' 154,54 Arguably, the Episcopal Academy var- sity winter track team is the most unsung in sports history. Little is expected from, or known about, this group of in- dividuals, which ran miles and miles every day in the snow, except on Fridays, when they competed indoors at the new Germantown Academy facility. However, after their awe-inspiring per- formance against rival Inter-Ac squads, the winter track team cannot but expect to be bombarded by acollades and ad- miration from their basketball-shooting, squash-squashing, lap-swimming, wrestler-pinning brothers and sisters, and from every fan of quality athletics in general. Episcopal's relay teams dominated the meets, subduing all adversaries in the 454400 and 4x1OO relays. Dave Marston, Kelly Kent, Cliff Cutter, and Dave Gordon held the best mile relay time in every meet, while the same team, sans Gordon but with the ad- dition of super frosh, Steve Murray, con- sistently won the 400-meter relay. The team posted many propitious individual performances as well. Cutter, the fastest man in the Inter-Ac, outran all other sprinters in the 50 yard dash, and Kent proved himself to be one of the Inter- Ac's most talented high hurdlers. Seniors Seth Slotkin and Dave Bergen placed highly in the half-mile and quarter-mile races. Joel Neigh and Morgan Baird ran consistently well in any event. Murray ran some very encouraging miles, and was the consensus choice for the team's most valuable freshman. f Q is X v I Q . . as if? ' d tZ'laf M 4 f. ,. ,. 1 ?5,i,13 , -.'-.fax 414, km :U -4:14 ,hiigfz .1 , 5 ,, ,. . , .. 424.--I ' -' 1. .-s .333 Wrestling Record Teom EA OPP EA Tolsedown Tournoment Won St. Albons Wgn Forfeit Williomson Trode 27 26 Bishop Egon 16 35 North Cotholic oO O8 Westtown 57 O6 Rodnor Tournoment Runner Up Comden Win Forfeit ogg Chestnut Hill 44 O5 Upper Dorby 15 Hoverford High 18 Acodemy New Church 12 Rodnor 31 Peddie C31 Centrol 12 Archbishop Corroll O8 Hoverford School 38 Hill School 31 Volley Forge Militory Acodemy 44 Penn Chorter 22 --W LowerMerion 80 Unionville 41 ' is' lrll1,,t4 A 1 Chichester 50 M .4i,scl Molvern 18 Cooch Crowford Hill This yeor Cooch Hill ond his wrestlers pulled together onother seoson. After winning the leogue chompionship three yeors in o row, this yeor's teom hoped to continue the streols, ond worlsed hor- der to ochieve this gool thon ony other teom Crowford Hill hos ever cooched. Despite o disoppointing loss to Hover- ford School ond finishing second in the Inter-Ac, this teom did not give up. They compensoted for their losses by finishing the seoson very strongly, plocing second in the Pennsylvonio stote tournoment ond seventh in the notlonols ot Lehigh, by for the best of ony locol schools in- cluding Hoverford. An unprecedented number of injuries plogued the wrestlers this yeor, ' 1 J .,u-w,,,.-- however, the spirit ond enthusiosm of the teom remoined high. A 13-6 record wos the finol result of the wrestler's en- deovors. Fronls Moscoro, o four yeor oil Inter-Ac wrestler, ond Chris Suplee, ronlsed third in Southeostern Pennsylvonio, were the two outstonding coptoins who provided excellent leodership ond morol support to get the wrestlers through mony trying times. The other four seniors, Dennis Nicholson, Jeff Coole, Chorlie Erwin, ond Scott Freemonn worked very hord ond were olwoys relioble. Tim Gordener ond Mott Schoffer both hod very good seosons ond ore next yeor's returning coptoins. Wrestling W . f . ..f7'f-,ff- . -' N' Y ' -,L.:'Xif-- ' . 4 - F Qx ILXQA fgifjx. r 1' A Riley' - is i' P P +',rfsy,v, First Row: Chris Suplee CCo- Copt.D, F. Moscoro CCo- Copnb. Second Row: C, Hill CCoochD, A. Horrnelin Cmgrj, M. Schaeffer, N. Nostosi, T. Gordner. Third Row: H, Chogon Cmgrj, C. Stein, 5. Freemonn, C. Erwin. Fourth Row: K. Hoffmon, B. Gloscott CAsst. 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'j':jff 1. ,g,.Qg,,1Q::Z,',1fjQ:y,j,.,ggf5fv54Qf1'f04-:,,,.?,if. f wfmzl 3,gam',,., .f :Q ' G' ' 1 , J. . 1 ,D .4 . H 1 .J .ani :,4w2zg ff2v':,7344ng, .va-M53 djvgwv Lips? 11 5 . Q 1-1 w,f.1'?- fiifti. 17C'v2C+ T1 Q ' W it 555135. ., . h ,. -e' V-.,V,'J-'iw,345-7,3-!wg.myw:.,:,..Am. Vg, 1-Ay-,gy ,,.M,:-' 35--1.4 in I-5 L.. gtg 'wg.,,,9,51., 1, jg, 1 12f4,,g,,,,,,z,-'gv35,,y2,7 , p, V , .-, 'Uv'3734W:-P W'nF'f,mi.f I f-,,4df.,-msffff' ,.r7Wr..my.m-m,.f.:4,r ,:f1,'f 44'.Lf,. .531-,,:..' ,.. 1 ,1 .1 ,,,: ,1 .hz -L . ,fu f.fr.,,f..M ,V yi, ,ffm H, D vs V, .yin .I-,.,,,,,,q4,,i r f ,54,Vg,. df, ,f.,,,.515,,,f,i., -,,, ,',4,, J iffy. Emyl. p, h , rr. Ll , fz fvi iqz 'f . '... ' '21 'Z25:Z14:i1'1 4qu,. 14' HQ' 'fu V ,iilaffjiz q,h',j:f'ZJ2. 'C,6r-S'5Y3t,1'3 .fr ...Q The Episcopol Acodemy Vorsity Boseboll Teom opened its 1988 seoson strongly under new heod cooch Jim Forrell ond his two ossistont cooches Greg Bozzi ond Mike Trudel. These three cooches with similor boseboll bockgrounds will provide EA's teom with the knowledge ond strotegy needed to hove o successful seoson. Although the teom lost six of lost yeor's seniors, seven vorsity ployers will move up ond fill in ot the necessory positions. Despite the loss of pitching sensotions Chod Croosdole ond Andy Cross, this yeor's squod of pitchers, Brett Moore, Bill Ptonkin ond newcomers Bill Pteedy ond Andre Stephono, will be oble to stond up to the chollenge. Keeping the pitchers under control will be returning cotcher Todd Mogorgee ond newcomer Tom DeVirgiliis. The teom will be enhonced by o tough in- field led by returning shortstop ond co- coptoin Lorry Flick. Tony List returns to second bose. These two plus new orrivols PC. P. Hollenbeck ot third bose ond Jim Shonohon ot first bose creote on infield thot the opposition moy find dif- ficult to hit through. The outfield is olso developing strong defensive skills. It will be led by centerfielder, ond co-coptoin Gerord Ptosoto. Morc Motorozzo will be positioned in rightfield while JV greot Evon Stein will ploy in leftfield. In od- dition to these storters Jim Forrell con look with confidence to his bench when necessory. Alreody the 1988 boseboll teom is on its woy to o successful seoson hoving won three of its first nonleogue gomes. Included in these gomes were o 12-O win over Archbishop Corroll, on 8-O win over Lomberton, on 8-o loss to Centrol, ond o 13-12 win over Friend's Centrol. With strong pitching, good defense, ond o powerful hitting, The Episcopol Boseboll Teom should no doubt be o contender in the inter-Ac. First Row: G. Rosoto, L. Flick. Second Row: J. Neigh, J. Morris, B. Roni-sin, B. Reedy, R. P. Hollenbecl-Q, M. Motoroz- zo, B. Moore, T. List. Third Row: J. Forreli Ccoochb, T. Mogorgee, A. Srephomo, T. De-Virgiliis, P, Rosoto, A. Gerordi, J. Shonohon, B. McGovern go ...Q-uk., L 1 1 9 , f. , Nb'-ip' 'J -1-L, - . . 3- Y, U -Y . . N xw,-...,.-of ,I i '- - fm .0345-1.59 Y I 35.4. -Ji V A V .nth ..q,,, T ., U. ,,,,Qf . f ' QQ- . nf f -, 4 . ,.... . . . . - . on ...vw . 2. fgfrzfh.,-' i -mfffslfiff Q? T ' r iffsff,-',,a2q ' ' - f - , ' - 5 f . ' Q-Q: . V - .,--- ' V f ' -f ?',,t z,.A- .- . f 4,5 o - + T 4 f '9 'ff'--.ggf'. 'X ,Sr ' Q. ' , A 1 .- A ., ' - . --.,, 4 - -.. ' . ww- f ' -Ar -gf - ' ' ' . Ik- -- . -.-11. f .is-if . 2 Golf Schedule Lower Merion CHD Hoverford School CHD Molvern Prep CHD Princeton Doy School CHD Molvern Prep CAD Lower Merion CAD St. Joseph Prep CHD Hoverford School CAD Chestnut Hill CAD Chestnut Hill CHD Penn Chorter CHD Hill CHD Penn Chorter CAD Germontown Acodemy CAD Germontown Acodemy CHD Princeton Doy School CAD Hill CAD St. Joseph Prep CAD IAAA Chompionships CAD Cooch Edwin Shofer 192 Apr 6 Moy 3 11 12 2 13 14 ,C - ,-Av , ,, . , -..., 4. -. W. 1 ,.f. , , .. ,- A ,. ,f ,.,,,,q , ,L Q f- . 'f e'1f'Q: .qu-qzsskf' ' ' .,.-.M L,,.,', ., . m1-Q-4,-M '1 8 Eg,.,i.C..Csz:z:w1 Q2a. 1312-'1',:+w f- f if ,-F 'Q 4' If- '--'ifwfrf-1 ' .s,.M,,, -Mf 4 4s,j,,,f,Aig21:42.',-.m.3,,gm ,,,f-, L:-ty, ,-, M ,Dt 4 ,--' , ,yffmvf -1- V,-3 L, H , ,-- is-ff., My v 20 fwffzrf-:V-'f-wi+'f3ff'tf 'l-' 't A , , A , ,,r, D 21 r,.c ,,,rA . ., 26 2 7 A A 5 9 10 13 14 18 23 The 1988 Episcopol Acodemy Golf teom hos depth like it hos never hod before. Despite groduoting two of the top four ployers, the teom will goin strength from new members. Anchored by senior four-yeor veterons Mork Niness ond Joson Freemon, the teom will demond o 'lot from its coptoins. Also key to the budding teom ore seniors Jeff Coole, Chris Littlepoge, ond Doug Yes I wont your money Kiley, juniors Som Holpert, Rich Bruch, Fred Duling, ond rising golf monioc Theo Keep my heod together Yedinsky. Lost seoson, the EA golfers finished in o tie for second in the six teom lnter-Ac leogue, but this yeor the teom is striving to eorn the title, but competition is fierce ond the golf course becomes the greotest enemy known to mon. Yet this brove teom hos the confidence, the determinotion, ond the drive to get to the top. Speoking of cooches, Mr. Edwin Shofer will ottempt once ogoin to beot o single member of the teom. The toughest competition should come from those big Penn Chorter boys who snuck owoy with the title lost yeor. Other teoms include Germontown Acodemy, Chestnut Hill, Molvern Prep, ond the Hoverford School. Lost yeor we broke the oll-time record for spectotors of o motch, shottering the old record of one with o roofing gollery of two. To protect those involved no nomes con be releosed ot this time. This yeor the teom is hoping to ottroct even more spectotors. Remember, keep your eye on the boll ond thonks foryour support. M f' 7 xv-g1'mg1g'n ,r1gg'1 ' W 2 . W 1 1 -Y V' w i if. V f. 'SIG' '1-3,-,.w.,4 : k J '-7?-- !f11 .,J4b,r.-. 'idgibqi-V, 1 Qj g : 4, r, IJ.. 1 -Y ,,' I L I A Wm ',. Kll'0 ',,.,,,,,q V ' . '.'- ,,, ' .J J 9:4 Q J ff W' ' - sity M :Q ... , 2. 1 3,1 'T' . ' 4,99 1 ., ff . , I 5 I? J l . L ,.1:,,, m ga 31 ,J ' M. Niness CCO-Coptl Mr Shofer CCoochD, F. Duling J Free-mon CCo-Copt.D. T Yedinslay, J. Ross. Missing R Bruch, S. Holpert, D. Kiley C Littlepoge, J. Coole .gs -'711v?fiff, w if- -. , fin 1' ff J .'-. .V 1 , 121:51 ' ' W J -' hwy' 42,11-, 1' - ff'-1-.fx . V ,R .. ,. 'Hi 5 J. 51 .iff -fi?-We -akx2Qgf1:rr'Y,- ff.-J nfslibffi uf w. ,J ,Y ,my Boy's Locrosse Schedule St. Joseph's Univ. CHD MQr16 West Chester Eost CAD 1 8 Springfield High CHD 22 West Chester Henderson CHD 25 LowerMerion CAD Apr 2 Upper Dorby CHD 4 Hill CHD 9 Molvern Prep CAD 12 Penn Chorter CAD 15 Rodnor CAD 19 Hoverford School CHD 22 Germontown Acodemy CAD 26 Hoverford High CAD 29 Molvern Prep CHD Moy 3 Penn Chorter CHD 6 Hoverford School CAD 1 O Germontown Acodemy CHD 13 Unionville CAD 17 Cooch John Wynne The Episcopol sticlsmen storted off the 1988 preseoson, sporting two wins ogoinst Westfield Acodemy, the 1967 New Jersey Stote Chompions, ond West Chester Eost High School. Getting to the stotes this yeor will be much more dif- ficult thon lost, with the groduotion of two perenniol powers, Gobby Roe ond Bill Miller. The Co-coptoins Andy Christos ond Corter Trudel hove provided ex- cellent leodership in both proctices ond gomes. Returning letter winners ore juniors: Tim Gordner, John Noel, Fronls Rosoto, seniors. Fronls Moscoro, Morc Breuers, Clork Burk, Michoel Jordon, Dove McMullin, Corter Trudel, Dove Ryon ond J. J. Duront. The teom thus for hos on optimistic ottitude towords ex- tending our Inter-Ac ond Stote Chom- pionship titles, but cooches Mr. John Wynne, Mr. Lorry Modoro, ond Mr. Ben- son Goldberger believe thot it will be difficult to do os well os we did lost seoson. y This yeor's ployers will hove to ploy more os o teom. Although we hove tolent, it is not so outstonding thot in- dividuols will win our gomes for us, it will tolse o teom effort. CDurVirginio trip over spring breols, hopefully will promote the teom unity necessory to hold up our previous records. You con be sure thot oll teoms hove their sights set on the Episcopol Locrosse teom. As seniors move on ond un- derclossmen work to the future, oll will remember this seoson os one of the best. Girl's Locrosse Schedule Springfield Montco CHD Mor18 Archbishop Corroll CHD Apr 5 Shipley CHD 8 Villo Morio CHD 13 Tower Hill CAD 15 Agnes Irwin CHD 19 Boldwin CAD 22 on Germontown Acodemy Ploydoy CAD 23 Socred Heort CAD 26 Germontown Friends CHD 29 Germontown Acodemy CAD Moy 5 Jenkintown CHD 6 Notre Dome CHD 10 Perkiomen CAD 18 Home Lox Ploydoy CHD 14 Springside CAD 17 The Girl's Athletic Progrom is exponding in the number of porticiponts ond con- sequently in the level of competition. Despite mojor obstocles such os one field for oll six girl's teoms ond little funding for ony mojor exponsions, the girls strive to be top contenders in the inter-oc leogue eoch yeor. New women hove become ports of the cooching stoff, providing more in- dividuolized ottention to eoch level of ploy, whether it be Middle School or Vorsity. Roberto C Birtie D Hitchler from Roonoke College will cooch the third teom. Miss Elizobeth Lippincott, on All-Americon ployer from Denison, is o significont osset os on ossistont Vorsity cooch. Connie Shofer, the Vorsity Locrosse cooch for over five yeors is certoinly the one individuol responsible for the estoblishment of Episcopol Locrosse os o contender in the leogue. The Vorsity Locrosse teom hos ten retur- ning seniors, four first-yeor vorsity seniors, ond fourjuniors. Anne Heilmon is the coptoin of this teom ond on offensive threot ot her wing position. Kim Zinmon ond Christino Monocelli combine speed ond skill to bolon- ce the ottock. Anno Popogeorge olwoys Cooch Elizobeth Lippincott ond Cooch Connie Shofer goes for the interception ond shows off her speed. Koro Monsfield ond Jennifer Hoines will effectively contoin the opponents' of- fense ot their respective wing positions. Mory Beth Bongiovonni, Kothy Beck, ond Molly Gerber execute everything from double-teoming on defense to scoring on ottock. Priscillo Lotto hos been ond will be, o roge in the coge, she is o hord worker, o dedicoted ployer, ond o stondout goolie in the leogue. First yeor seniors, Heother Boyd ond Ingrid Whitoker will combine their skill ond ploy first home. Liz Toroilo will ploy cen- ter, providing midfield connections ond points on the new score boord Cthonk you very muchD. Four juniors ore on the teom. Becky White, Jonine Sisok, Jennifer Finon ond Stocio Burk will bottle the seniors for ploying time ond will definitely put on quite o show. This teom hos the obility to be first in the Leogue, they hove the right combinotion of ployers ond the incredible leodership of cop- toin Anne Heilmon ond cooch Connie Shofer, plus the helpful monoging of Jeonet- te Chondlee. ' Girls Lcrcrosse ' 1 First Row: S. Burke, P. Lotto K. Zinmon, A. Popogeorge C. Cuffori, A. Heilmoh CCopt.D M. Bohgiovohhi, I. Whitaker B. Rauch, J. Finch, B. White Second Row: J. Simons, K Mcllhenney, K. Monsfieid, C Mohocelli, L. Toroilo, H. Boyd K. Beck, J. Hoihes, J. Sisok Third Row: L. Somohgo, H Flick, H. Chogoh, J. Stout, C Norioh, S. Zeitlirw, A. Recd Mrs. Shofer CCoochD, K Bowes, L. Plzok, A Mogorgee, H. Sohdo, B. Lip pincott CAsst. Coochb IX.. ., . .QL f :L 5 3 Ek -f-1 vc. '-' 4- 4- 1 L 3. ,. ' r A ,f -,,, rlumivf ff, ' Boy's Tennis Schedule Lower Merion CHD Hoverford College CAD Hill School CHD Horriton CAD Molvern Prep CHD Penn Chorter CAD Rodnor CAD Hoverford School CAD Germontown Acodemy CHD Chestnut Hill CHD Molvern Prep CAD Penn Chorter CHD Hoverford School CHD Germontown Acodemy CAD Germontown Friends CAD Chestnut Hill CAD IAAA Chompionships CAD Apr 25-26 Q D, Cooch George Shofer Mor 22 23 12 20 22 26 29 Moy 3 6 'IO 13 16 20 W? 'W . H , . , 6 8 ' - f , , , M. fi 5,V 'f'f1-5-?4f1Lf,i,g4,L ,q,'V1 f : f ' ' r ' ,.,, . ,mvf2.,,.,1f5 H,,,,, . 4-f..,,4,, I ,i,,,ff-M4 ' V-Wh, ,ff 1.,.,,-' , ,, Wi , , K' The Episcopol Acodemy tennis teom hopes to continue the improvement it hos shown in the lost yeor ond o holf. Af- ter o very unsuccessful 1986 compoign the squod surprised mony people lost yeor by plocing second in the Inter- Acodemic leogue ond coosting through their non-Ieogue opponents. Due to the foct thot lost yeor's teom hod only one senior in its ronlss virtuolly oll of the retur- nees ore vorsity letter winners. Heoding this yeor's squod is two time coptoin Adom Forber who is o strong singles ployer ond on involuoble teom leoder. The most tolented member of the group is without o doubt junior sensotion Lors Beck. This four time letter winner is ex- tremely hord to beot when he is ot his best ond will rock up some very im- portont victories this yeor. Dove Beers provides the utmost in consistency ond composure in his ploy ond should molse , , ,. ? MWWA Q. D, ,, . .f ,474-r4,L.,.. -in-...QL url some serious woves within the Ieogue this yeor. The doubles teoms of the post couple yeors hove been the Achilles Heel to the Churchmen. Juniors Richord Kim ond Andy Solond ore o sure bet to rectify this problem in the future. Their eorly seoson performonces hove been nothing short of brilliont ond they will be tough to beot. Scott Freemonn ond Christion Smith ore returning lettermen eoger to toste o bite of the chom- pionship pie. lf these two regoin the form they possessed lost yeor they just might get o chonce to do so. The third triumverote if you will consists of Chris Johnson, Monoj Shyomolon, ond An- drew Snyder. Their performonce this yeor will be the pivotol boil concerning the teom's success. Finolly the teom of Mike Rose ond Cordell Whitlock could be something to remember if they come of oge. .2 Boys Tennis 119' First Row: A. Solond, A. For- ber CCopt.D, R. Kim. Second Row: A. Snyder, D. Beers, C. Johnson, 5. Freeman, M. Shyomolon, C. Smith, Mr. Shofer CCoochD :wi if si ,X . 1 N S.. -.u . . I 4 E ., E ,- -755-vA,y55's:: , Ak X-rfg4g ,. dawn -, . ,Q 1 ' Y 0 ' K Track Schedule Spike Shoe CAD Mar Hill Relays CAD Apr Friends Central G Christian Acad CAD Penn Charter E: Malvern Prep CAD Girard!VFMA!Chestnut Hill CHD Germantown Friends CHD Phil-Mont Christian CHD Penn Relays CAD Penn Relays CAD Hill School CAD May St. Joseph Prep CHD Haverford School CHD Germantown Academy CAD IAAA Trials CAD 102nd IAAA Championships CAD -w...-., 'ei .C M 1 if if' grew . W .T Egg? 4, 'gif , 1 -A whamf gm , . W, x .... ,.ii f '-- ff4.e ,,,. uinmllimgmmnm ri .,.,.,. , 5312! 4 ng. . W'fii1if 'i' 2 . W ignwfwy F- C Coach Bill Burdick 11 9 12 15 19 22 26 29 30 4 6 10 13 19 21 This year's track season proves to be an exciting one. The Varsity team suffers from sheer lack of numbers for the second year in a row. Fifteen members is not a good matchup to Penn Charter's 40 man roster. Episcopal, has however, excellent athletes and if we can take first, second, or third places in each event we should be able to compete. With the talent present this looks like a realistic goal. Co-captain Dennis Nicholson will show his expertise in the long, high and triple jumps as well as the 400 and relay run- ning events. Nicholson, a man dedicated to the track season like no other, will sport his new Nike Zoom Ultra Spikes which should provide the extra edge over competition. Also in the Zoom Ultras is fellow Co- captain Dave Marston. A Tri-captain and triple running letter winner, Marston ex- cells in the mile and 2 mile events. In his past two track seasons, he has not failed to place in the championship meet. This talent alone might seem like enough to win a meet, but Episcopal's talent goes for beyond this. Cliff Cutter, the junior standout from Winter Track is looking for repeated per- formances in the 100 and 200 yd. dashes. His second and first place finishes in last year's championship meet, will provide an excellent starting point for a strong season. Also adding to the list is another Win- terTrack standout, Kelly Kent. He will be a strong hurdler in the league meets as well as in the non-league meets. Other members, like Matt Carpenter, Dave Gordon, Steve Murray, Kurt Hoff- man, Rocco Galleli and Jeff Venzie, will increase the team's potential for an ex- cellent season. , First Row: S. Devlin, B. Kelly, D. Gordon, C. Cutter, S. Murroy, K. Hoffmon. Second Row: M. Corpenter, R. Gollelli, N. Bevilocquo, D. Mortino, J. Venzie. Third Row: D. Morston CCO-Copt.D, D. Nicholson CCo-Copt.D 'H 93. i7fi'5?'2i-haf 1 'iQ'. -I qgiv 5 1 fl , ,QM il--M. -. 'pg . ., - .1 . Luog ML- ,, Y ,v 1-.- Ui--. my, ,U-, . ., n,.,u....A. , x ,, .,, 5 w A 3 :ff 4 +4 'ZEN A A y -,,Nf., V F1 V. , 2 ik E , R . V.-:wx-. E 9' ,-9.1 :,,.L, J-Q X ,Xf Q-vw-,- .Jl ' ' ,I Looking to win F 'f ' x. .SK i ' V gre-4 0 '1 Standing: J. Freemon, M. Gerber, D. Kiley, G. Rosoro, L. O'Conrior, M. Breuers, M. Evoris, B. Moore, C. Trudei, C. Suplee, B. Mor- viri, A. Heilmon, F. Moscoro, C. Lirtlepoge, M. Niness, A. Christos, P. Chombers. Sitting: A. Goloski, D. Nicholson, K. Zinmon, L. Flick, E. Toroilo, M. B. Bongiovonni, G. Corey, J. J. Duront, A. Forver, D. Morston. 'ima : lrgff-' 11 255315-FE -'Q' FJ 1'Z',gyE'f?:,3Q'i2-1-1':,f5''wwf' T 1 - -G,.y::f-'--V, i' :xA Larval' Ana' ..g,: ., hr, ., , vffv fggiyvm, 4 ,-v: 1, L X 3-fi., 0 Q oolgin ,f fel zo? '-2E.i,L'Z'ZE...f3z- 5 '1Ff'5J.T. ,i:7l2fff::'if Athletic Associotion Blues Ax First Row: M. Evons, P. Chom- bers, L. Torolio, K. Zinmon, M. Bongiovonni. Second Row: M. Gerber, L. O'Connor, A. Christos, C. Trudel CPres.J, F. Moscoro, G. Rosoto, J. Freemon, C. Littlepoge. Third Row: Dr. Borlsowslsi CDirectorJ, B, Morvin, A. Forber, D. Mor- ston, D. Kiley, M. Niness, B. Moore. Missing: L. Fllcls 7' , . ,f 1,211 . KY , xx 1 'Af A Wit Q e ,: :P ,. ' ' at , Y' ',,fgT.3a,ff.l.f , . I 'W -gov 4 ,,,f,x',i' .rf ,J ??gi.2,v-1 wiff-:Zo f, uf' '. 1 zfaw ,M ff vim .V 3, ,W Q ,IE ,Eh 4 ,g.L52vk:Ey .V ,f.,,ifCj5ia?bZ4hW,ifZg .vw ,riff ,ag hi J ,im 4 J g VJ1,,,w3 '.4L 2,1 gl? ,J . ,Zi ,L WW' r' V 13' ' 54 .- 1133 . J. ,w 'fuinp fl ' . . Z 5 . - ,M V. ' 1 D. McLucl4ie, T. Welo, J. Neigh, R. Hollenbecls, D. Logon, G. Cosslleth, B. Peor- cy, B. Tomlinson, A. Stephono, J. Noel, P. Crowe, B. Oh, D. Rowloncl, S. Fronlsino ' ' Bluesettes Bryn Mowr Tutors wif' W, H ,fm f ,, ,M--W M654 f . .W ffff-,fy , I: ,ffizzyf .f ' '5.A..,.,.. :L pc:- First Row: A. Dovis, C. Rivers, E. Borringer, S. DeGorizoIez K. Kiovon, E. Borker, J. Stout L. Midwood, S. Kopps, A. Chew, L. Hort B ffkyff . ' Tl PM X Nw. ,ff fit 2 .of s ff:,QfA.'fgQ? .MX J j X , ing! ,Q M! , f. gg ' First Row: A. Stephono, I. Whitolser, C. Cuffori, C. Burk, T. Mogorgee, K. Beck, L. O'Connor, C. Moriocelli, D. Ryon. Missing: C. Whitlock, K. Zihmon, S. Cosey, D. Nicholson, M. Gerber, M. Motorozzo, B. Reedy C .4 Chess Club WW cv Q I E u - Choir W. Walker, L. Toroilo, R. Cor done, K. Beck, D. Morston, I3 Reedy. 5' ' 41 r r -.' -. ', 4. A., 5 , gl if V , , fn vfggyz Q .A ,v,2,.:,-fx s- .1 ,-fb r X V1 7440.1 4 'f -ga' .V rf' fy! ,M '+- , f H .Q V ',.' '21 V I 'T--:sux ,f '.u' 1' ?sz.f ,Z 'Z' if w.,'+ x ?r'11.1 ef ir,-zi1hlZ,,:fy 7 - nf' 'Jr-I gf .'- A,!,.f ,V - S ,gf 'J 1 T-T'- l' 'g First Row: B. Tomlinson, S Brosnon, F. O'Brien, B. Oh, L Midwood, 5. Kopps, A Chew, E. Hort, S. Molinoff, A Dovis. Second Row: D McLucIsie, J. Crowe, B. Peor Cy, S. Fronkino, R. Allison, J Stout, K. Klovon, E. I3orker,J Kim, E, Borringer, P. Kulp, P Dovis CDirectorD. 3 id! ,E ,,m.,.-. .., ,MWA mg, L V M4 ff, EJ if , , 1, , ,,,Q , in gy A 635271 5' , f W9 K ,VJ 14:1 - f , '- filfgq' 2 7: f f III4, r f if yu ,,,, :P , D' I, , ,zyjl . .iyfjifl , x Q, ,Al , fu ' 68 Q fr it 49' Sy f W, 1 1g,,ff, vA:fj I -1. :f ffff,Z?? if fx 7 f ,win rf QW? 5 ff ff, ,ff 4 'Za 1? me J' 1 -I 'Y Z 4n., rfM5xndii,QR 'i7'WW KN , , ,v , -,-, , , I We f 9713! 5 u , X, ! x rc f 1 . . MTM , ' ,'iff41- ' X , 1.3. W ? X I hi f 'iia 5 Cum Loude H925 r vb' I E ml' ' ' 'Ki af- in - 'SS' , fW fzvf' 7?-fxh I 1 LQ! Il'l. - 559, 2 Democrots , f'5,,..4 if. i ic f'f N ' If-55 .,+,..ff. ...ff- ,-1, .. .. .. f Li, f iq Lg, . wif' .f A , -..Mfr First Row: S. Slotkin, D. Mor- ston, J. Johnson, C. Tom, C. Rosenthol, A. Poppogeorge, J. Hoines, K. Beck. Second Row: D. Beers, M. Rothen- berg, M. Shyomolon, M. Molone, J. Minnick, C. Erwin, A. Forber, M. Poskin. f.'x . l 'Nj ' .mr . - FZ? .XQHQ , 7 M Q . 20 ful! K. Thornos, J. Kim, M. Cogon, C. Woxler, R. P. Hollenbeck, Mrs. Modorosz CAdvisorD, D. Beers, M. Rothenberg. if is ..-fr .mc n,.,1r,.11.,,,, W, nl, ,l,,...,f J dtttmgurwm. x -wflij I h zrfuzlnlir ..lnn,t L 2 .. ..........w. l .Xi .V P lr.,..,.i...iul: 1 2 bmruxi X' 1 T rn. I ,,..,.,,.,r x. ..r.f...t xi., .nl l if r.r..r..,r... A,.,.r..,..-wr X 4 First Row. A. Dovis, B. Ptouch, B. Peorcy, H. Boyd, M. Leoff, A. Goloski. Second Row: B. Tomlinson, C. Whitlock, G. Burnett, P. Londoiche, J. Chondlee, P. Lotto, K. Klovon, K. Glick, John Crockett, T. Hoffrnon, M. Shyomolon, J. Hoines, M. Boumholtz, B. Godsholk, S. Fronkino, G. Fedele. Third Row: A. Dugon, D. Rhoods, D. Kiley, J. Mongon, Pt. Demorest, J. Burt, H. Sondo, C. Ptosoto, J. Tierney, B. Cor- penter, C. Monning, N. Brown. Missing: A. Cooper, T. Murroy, A. Hormelin, P. Lon- doiche. Qoooowe 9096 21 Z FCA affine 14 Yeor Club ' 'Z 2275? Z5 ll ' First Row: R. Gollelli, J. Wynne CAdvisorD, R. Cordone. Second Row: R. Dent, D. Gollogher, T. DeVirgiIiis. Third Row: L. Tucker, N. Beviiocquo, J. Avicolli, S. Bishop, J. Allen T F-'Iii 'T :L First Row: K. Zinmon, S. Ven- nemo. Second Row: A. Goloslsi, C. Littlepoge, M. Breuers, P. Edelson, L. Flick, D. Nicholson, R. Owens Glee Club X-x X'- Greenpeace X 715 . B5 . 5915? by From row: S. Kapps, L. Barringer, J. Stout, K. Klavin, J. Haines, L. Hart. 2nd row: R. Kim, M. Baird, R. Allison, C. Manning, B. Carpenter, A. Chew, S. DeGonzalez, P. Kulp. 3rd row: B. Pearcy, S. Devlin, D. Logan, J. Neigh, P. Crowe, D. McLuckie, Mrs. Davis. First Row: C. Rivers, C. Moleski, C. Bozzi, M. Cann- panale, W. Walker, C. Stein, D. Freemann, B. Rauch, J. Devall, L. Feitelson. Second Row: M. Leaff, T. l-linckle, M. Harris, B. Young, B. Clark, R. Heitzrnann, l-l. Dimrnerrnan. Third Row. M. Negrey, D. Rhoads, D, Leibovitz, B. Glascott, C. Martin, R. Shet- zline, J. Cassidy, G. Fedele. C. Behr. Missing: D. Marston. L. Taraila, A. Farber, J. Haines, M. Shyamalan, M. Breuers, C. Smith, C. Whitlock Jozz Ensemble Junto HN D. Rowlond, M. Goldstein, M Asbell, J. Neigh, Mr. D Orehowslsy, J. Deckter, S Moore, M. Floyd, T. Squire. K 22,2 h - .wwf W- s '.1i'.,,, Urs1ntQO mixes umm. D' rf Ai cf. 1252 f., L. Tyre CAdvisorD, C. Whitlock D. Morston, P. Lotto, B Honish, M. Leoff, C. Cuffori, D Ryon. Missing: G. Buchonon D. Beers. Notionol Merit Z... i- , A ,. .V -Q J ' ,-V , .,. . ,f. Q, ., ty J ' x WRSVW LQ' ' V ,. wi V jg, .Q X K, 'x ' Q, Q - Wai A , 1. 9 'tl ' - if , , , A-f .ri-mi-. J 'J ' t j ' 1 ' lf' N A ' 56 f .9 ' KQV-'Q' .ti . 'x'f,i, .. - ' VV V . -' , 1 - .1 -4 4: . . X ' ,., 1 f ,fq T MM! U' . . ', 1 xx PH V, , 9, Ai V v x V .QV , V ,V V V V P , is tVV.VVVV 5., V x x VV . X . V V t . , VVVV VV V Q, . :VV N. vs 'ro t, -. i , - A - 5 ?.,,V,55.TiVV 1 ,V J ' Ei - . if f .. . . jx fi f W .,,. . rw. f 4-' at --4 aw: . . - ' . MFL. Non-Sequitur its Sz ii, si 4 Ji mifj? A J 1 no ,VM5z5.133g:V' 315,30 -fi . , .-,, M. Poslsin, J. Johnson, M. Milone, M. Shyornolon. Missing: G. Burnett, 5. Ven- OGFTWO. L W A 35 ' sf V , ,, A Yxq. A 1765 X0 J l C. Whitlock, C. Brodley, A. Popogeorge, P. Scott, Mrs. Hoy CAdvisorD, C, Mole-ski, R. P. Hollenbeclt, R. Cordone, C. Woxler, J. Kim, E. Smith, J. Burt, C. Norion. Missing. G. Burnett. 2 Photo Club 4 7 fs 4 4 ,. 4 3 .QA if 3? 47 Zi 5 J 2 f' . m Republlcons First Row: M. Breuers, K. Mon- sfield, D. Morston. Second Row: G. Burnett, D. Hollowell. ,Q C. Moleski, S. Holpert, A. Gerordi, R. P. Hollenbecls, B. McGovern, C. Brodley, J. Wolsh, 5. Vennemo, R. Shet- zline, C. Mortin. L-KT'-'- 'i l!':. . er fy ' ' 1' W f ' to 'X M 1-fe, .2 M? 'X B ' 14 ' Z A ' L-4 ' 5r1'i. j :sux 1 1, I7 4, I 1 ' 9 gvfu -' 4 'V ,V Q 16, ' -r ' ,XXL 1 ,gal Lis .f f,., ' - 495539 J First Row: D. Beers, M. Breuers, L. Torolio, C. Monoceili, P. Lotto. Second Row: B. Morvin, B. Honish, A. Forber, B. Reedy. Third Row: M. Shyornolon, D, Morston. A V 5115 o - , X rfwliu , In D. Morston, A. Forber. Missing: M. Rothenberg CCO- Editorb, D. Beers, G. Buchonon, M. Poslsin, S. Slotisin, M. Milone, G. Burnett, C. Whitlock, K. Zinrnon, 5. Potter. 564 - Spirit Committee QQQQQGXXQS ' Q- 69 1 Student Fund t. . V52 M. Niness, J. Duront, S Freemonn, J. Auteri, M Shyomolon, K. Monsfield, J Freemon, C. Johnson, P Edelson, M. Bongiovonni, I Whitolser, J. Hoines, C Whitlock, S. Potter, C. Cuffori J. Minnick, C. Burk, M Motorozzo, D. Morston, H Boyd, J. Chondlee, R. Dent. M. Evons, C. Littlepoge, K. Zinmon. Missing: B. Honish, C. Whitlock. Vestry World Affairs ,M . .:.fziE3l First Row: J. Noel, T. Murroy. G. Burnett, C. Suplee. Second Row: T. Squire, P. Londoiche, B. Rauch, A. Cooper. Third Row: Rev. Croighill, P. Chom- bers, D. Kiley, Rev. Squire. First Row: C. Littlepoge, N. Nicholson, M. Evons, R. Cor- done, D. Ryon. Second Row: R. Gollelli, J. Hoines, L. Toroilo, J. Auteri. 5 12' 7' ' ' if 2 ' 2 fl l 5 .Ay 4 , 4 1' f N'-ah f 1. 1 , -:wx 4 , a ,Z , 2 A 2 , 7 vw wwe.-:N A' 4 Q 25 I f Q-. Elk? il V 5, , W 5 45 fl V 2 22 , z 1' s 5 5 1 5 5 5 5 5 -.M uwm-K+... il? Z ll e G ll , j 3 ' 2 3 J, ,w,,,., ,, , 144, Stocy Vennemo Grohom Burnett Brion Honish Dove Beers The Republicans Non-Sequitur World Affoirs Club The Epoliton I Looking oround WT? T 14 'Y .lg -9 il Dove Morston Amy Dovis Adorn Forber The Junto ond The Domino Club The Scholium Chess Clubs r, , Qi.: - '1 5449 U 'D 2 QQQAO7 C7 xmwxxmwixkwmmmuwxwkw W, ' 4 Z , W If X X M QW QM N XXXQKX -N g ZW Af ..-.....-f-1 . I , ' ' .. Ce' Law , , 'P --.-s-a..,N..--ff' f--... XM. X 'ffmwm ,. 'ww s ,Sf L -S1 ' x 'if-5 5 s f- A Six Patrons The Acolyte Guild - St. Thomas Episcopal Church David Bergen Mr. Anthonyl. Brown '71 Mr. and Mrs. David T. Carey Ms. Keenan D. Crane Mr. David M. Dilella Warren and Barbara Edelson Mr. and Mrs. Rush T. Haines ll Mrs. Barbara Huston Mr. and Mrs. Kelvin Johnson and Ashley Mr. and Mrs. Dilip Lirnaye Dr. and Mrs. Seth Malin Dave and Linda Marston David W. Marston, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. l. 5. Matarazzo Mr. and Mrs. David B. Mcmuiim Francis and Dorothy Milone John and Ginny Morris Harry Herbert Potter Mr. Piobertl. Rankin Howard and Barbara Rothenberg Joan and Mark Slotkin Mr. and Mrs. Steven L. Strawbridge Wissinorning Medical Associates Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Whitlock Cordell Whitlock Wendell and Patricia Whitlock . Ni: , 5 N-uhm I I ...,..s -.-Nm. n M., 1, l ,, --ff I, i s, 1' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1988 KEEP IN TOUCH! THE EPISCOPAL ACADEMY ALUMNI SOCIETY 'Sofft' Himmr Jus O U mx XN- s+e,Phm1e, Q24 w'0 xw Q Richard Q XX Cf Q: 9 Cmqraatulahans -hike dass QF Max! Q -Gem Har. dd.-AA of 9.000 ,L TAL 6-' Fgfrncfi GJ' Zpsup.l's 'Duron Campus NL, . SGSXXXQJ Mfcho1el!W LQ 'me ,SQ QX A Lauren K uken 'XW 6 .3 ew Sew fe 77 D4 purchased walk pr-ugh -Fun Class IB.-.l.:.Sdc. Compliments of Q Friend fe Davld Weese Marston an Cordell LaMontt Whitlock The Edltors of thus yearbook would luke to thank everyone In the senlor class for their support lt IS you who have could have done If better Good luck In college Well mass you Thanks agaln Fowl WQQSQ Mrfstofn whales!! d made this book what it is. No other group of students 'DAD The Class of 1988 thanks Mr. Meehan for his smiles of encouragement and support which lead us onto the field. He is a dear friend to all who know him. Q .flfg .' ffZ,Q1,f!f -4 ,fe :- ni W ft CONGRATULATIONS PRISCILUX! With lots of love, Mom and Daddy l believe in getting into hot water, l think it keeps you clean. Whot I corry in my neort Brings us so close ond so for oport Only Love con molse Love All the times we've shored. You nove been my life for the post yeor ond I'II olwoys miss you. Love, Andre Don't wolk in bocli of me I moy not be o good leoder Don't wolls in front of me I moy not be o good follower Just wolls beside me Be my friend. To! Jeonette, Audrey, Cindy, Liz, Amber Koro, Heother, Jen ond ALL THE WAHOOS GOOD LUCK! I will miss you, EVERY ONE OF YOU! Loughter, Memories ond few regrets P.S. THANK YOU MOM ond DADDY - I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH! Gamers PUTTIHG PEOPL congratulates e CLASS OF 88 E To WORK A th A I Thonls you E.A. for mony hoppy memories. forewell Bill, Mike, Rob, ond Joson Let's tolse o wolls, the punisher, gigin', the rez, L.M., Donnts, 24 hours, Hoppy l3.D. Jose, lemon 5 solt 6 . . . , Comelot, the moster chef, feed the neighbors' cots ..., vegin' ot Roy's, The Grip, go on o mission, got your shoes on?, lun- chin, chillin, mongo, the Iomb dogs 6 sheep, Floyd, Compin out, In The Flesh, J. Don't touch thot log - oround the worlds in 12 hours ,... loter. . . El.. Congrotulotions Jennifer Love, Morn ond Doo Deorleonette, I nove enjoyed every minute of it. Love, Morn. Caroline Congratulations! All that hard work finally paid off. Have a great time at Trinity. Love, Catherine Brett I really enjoyed the rides in my future truck each morning. I hope my years at E.A. will be as suc- cessful as yours. From the person you enjoyed so much. Eric Larry We've shared a unique relation- ship that nobody else could ex- perience or understand. You've been a best friend, an awesome brother, and a third parent all at the same time, I love you, Heather MED You've been more than a best friend to me all my life. Everything we have done has been very special. I will really miss you! Good luck at college! Love, Jos. Ingrid Our relationship has been very unique. I am so proud of you and I hope you love college. I will miss you a lot. Love, Brandon CONGRATULATIONS FROM YOUR YOUNGER BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF THE CLASS OF 1991 Gerard I hope you have the greatest suc- cess at college. Everyone will miss you. Good Luck, Love, Catherine QUAM 5' Vf 41 ZX? 45 H v Charlie Thanks for paving the way for me at high school. Good luck in college. Love, Brigette Steve V If you were smart like me you would have gone to college in Chicago. But since you aren't, I hope you have a heck ofa time at college. I'Il miss you sincerely, Your bro Todd We haven't been very close the past couple of years, but I hope in years to come, we will become friends. I know Mom, Dad, and Scott are as proud of you as I am. So from all of us, we love you! Ashley Mike You've finally made it! Good luck and don't worry - I'll take good care of your room. Love, Jen Lauren Thanks for helping me out. I hope you have a great 4 years. Love, Edwin Jason Even though we haven't always gotten along, I want you to know you've helped me a lot into becoming who I am. I'll miss you when you are at Duke! Lots of love, Tracy Heather I hate to see you go! Have a great 4years. I know I will! Love, Brad Best Wishes To The Closs of 1988 FURNITURE SHOWROOM SHOWROOMS JOHN HANCOCK BLDG 40 Morris Avenue m Bryn Mowr CDIFGCIIY behind Bryn Mowr Ptorlrood SIOEIOOD Enter ot slde of Bunldlng Push button on outornotlc porlsung gote for osslstonce ond entronce to porlsrng oreo D HOURS Closed Wednesdoy Protected ond Free Porlslng ot reor of John Honcock Bldg PHONE C2155 527 0826 10:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. eoch Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri., 8 Sot. 2 4 Be gone the clutter ofthe post Thus your Iounch the best ns deep wlthnn the Ilmlts of success unknown Soor hrgh for with your dreoms wnll you olwoys find the strength of nnspnrotuon Morn G Dod I CONGRATULATIONS TO congratulations, michael ! CHRISTINA 7.1! WITH ALL OUR LOVE, from your brother gregg MOM QUAD Congratulations to the lost ofthe clonz Dove ond Best Wishes to the Closs of 1988! Congrotulotions 'EO Michoel Poskin ond the closs of 1988 We're proud of you Love Dod ond C.J X .iv V96 .,' ,F I.. f. f QW m, , I QW Yrs - V' -gl 1. K fm ' wa' , sr f 9 4 ' ea ,M five 1 -ff in 1 A W , V ' ,' ,f X? ' 1' ' ' 1 ' ' EEEQLN . A nm Qi W xW 91 509 ww? 40,6 Q0 6 H A 'ov Uma? om, Dad and Tiziono 4 Congratulations to Mary Beth and all of her naughty friends! Love, Always Mommorn and Poopop Congratulations and Best Wishes To Steve and the Class of 1988 Love, Mom, Dad, Whittney, and Allison Congrotulotions to Molly Love from Mom Dod Stephen ond Kenny ond the Closs of '88 CONNOR'S PHARMACY INC. 654 LoncosterAve. Berwyn, PA 19312 To the closs of 1988: So here we lie ogoinst eoch other These four wolls con never hold us We're looking for wide open spoces High obove the kitchen And we're strongers here On our woy to some other ploce But I don't know where you go To the world where you live - Crowded House S.l3.F. To my fovorite buttheod l love You! Love, Jock KEEP SMILING, KEEP SHlNlNG, KNOWING YOU CAN ALWAYS COUNT ON THEM FOR SURE, THAT'S WHAT FRIENDS ARE FOR. WE LOVE YOU LAUREN! EDWIN, KARA, PAUL O'CONNOR lt seems like only yesterday Congratulatlons to and the Class of 88 with our love Mommy ancl Mel Tamlly and Triencls Michael Taslein I CONGRATULATIONS, JEN! You've mode us very proud! We love you, Mom ond Dod 4 , ' M 4 f ,n w i f y, ir' sf fig-gf ' 7 4 ' ff f , - .4 . M , , L. Z . 1 ,4 5 V I. 4' L I 4 f , . 5 . 52 1' in , ' r , , M gvnw-,,4,,yf' ff,,, , .,,A , ,- 41 4 We never know how high we ore Till we ore coiled to rise, And then, if we ore true to plon, Our stotures touch the skies. Emily Dickinson THANKS FOR ALL THE MEMORIES. . . . . LEI S KEEP THE LIST GROWING Love, Amber Good Luck, God Bless, W F . . . And don't forget we hove reserved seots ot the Oscors! GXGIIC East Imported Asion Hondicrofts 6 Jewelry Hond-engroved bross voses Hond-corved wood screens Morble chess toble top inloid with semi-precious stones Semi-precious 5 fine jewelry By Appointment Only H - B54-0614 O - 696-8257 Wynnewood, PAD al 'AW' ' . I. I -. I R A ' 1' ' I mf 4 , ,l,-l fm ,MNH 1 . S, A 4 ww. ,wap V If ' , , A ,. ..1K, Love Mom, Dod, Veeno, Bill Dove, Cohgrotulotiohs on oll your occomplishmehts Cihcludihg this ohe!D Love ood Luck! Mom, Doo, Koreh, Mike, ond Som MARK, JOAN, ond LISA SLOTKIN CONGRATULATE the CLASS OF '88 ond especioily SETH oh his terrific ochievemeht throughout high school. We're very proud of you. Kim Congrotulotrons to you ond the Closs of 1 968 We ore so proud of you keep your splrlt olwoys but most of oll We wash you love Mom Doo Jock ond Brion We wish you foith, hope, ond love CONGRATULATIONS TO BILL RANKIN OOO X X I f A AND THE CLASS OF wee A-3, X , , A GOOD Joe ' 1 A WE ARE VERY PROUD OF You, BILL, '7 ' AND ALL THAT You HAVE ACCOMPLISHEDI A ,,,iy,x ' , ag, EIQ3, LOVE AND BEST WISH ES, 'L 0EjEf IIIII',yrI'gI1I MDM I EA' I DAD SUE I KENNY . Sue LISA, PAUL, DAVID AND UNCLE BOB 'BILL - CAN WE HAVE THE CAR BACK NOW? BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1988 CONGRATULATIONS TO MARY BETH AND THE CLASS OF 1988 Cr. ond Mrs. Froncesco Leto Monacelli Associates, Inc. Architecture! Urban Planning Cambridge, Massachusetts T0 OUR FAVORITE TOP GUN... Qi ' .1 ' ik JJGDE ESUJTEEZU To us you 11 always be TEE BE T 01? TIEIE BE T Pauia T I,arshaU, Knssn, Knstw Beth Chester Shlomuz Danny ' u J IIII Ill XIJDE .... WE THINK I'UU'RE UUT UF THIS WURLDIK 'i3 Prayer and Faith Temple Church of Gad In Christ 8959-61 LancasterAve. Phila., Pa. 191 O4 Phone: 886-7675 887-1921 Pastor Elder Paul F. Berry Congratulations to Dennis and the Class of 1988 Richard, Best Wishes ln Your Future Endeavors First African Baptist Church Pastor, Richard A. Dent Chairman Bd. of Deacons. George Eldridge Jr Chairman Bd. of Trustees, Thomas Whitsett 71 Lauren The years have passed all too quickly! Always cherish your fond memories. We are very proud of you. Love Always, Mom 6 Dad Congrotulotions to our Prize Winning Daughter Wishing U oll the Best, Mom ond Dod Congrotulotlons Mom Dod ond Joel m'W ' '2 W' mf Congrotulotioms Mory ond the closs of 1988 Love, Mom, Dod ond Elizooeth Thanls you to the faculty and the students for four Memorable years The Truoel Farnlly Congratulations to our brother Carter to the Class of 88 Mark Karen and Mlchoel Congratulations! You have given us many happy memories, Biii We are proud of you and wish you happiness and success in the coming years Mother, Dad, Chris - '93, Andrew - '95 CONGRATULATIONS MARC e-1 63121 gucwb House- Inq 955 yourgssforcf 1?QacC gfhfwgm fP6lflYl5lj67l1J'L11l 19055 .Mi 9 '97O s X K f 9 7 Congratulations Matt and the Class of 1988 Love, Dad, Carm, Corbin, Amy, Kelsey ca jan and ooofy what lies behind us and what lies before us pale e in significance when compared to what lies within us' f-lI76'f'.5'0fl ' f ' 'fvf . ,r V f A i I -i Andrew W. Snyder Mexicon Frank Byrne Congrotulotions zu, E LBYRNES A f9TTAVERN Hot Ana' Cold Sandwiches 3301 Richmond Street PhiIc1a'eLDl11'a, Pa. 19134 A 215 634-8707 e a 1 0 ' 5: o Congrotulotions to the Sociol Closs of 1988 YOUR O MUTE AS FOR YOUR VEREN AND HIEVEMEN LOVE MOM DAD AND TRACEY C M H FINALLY BEEN COHMUTED! CONGRATULATIONS JASON PERSE CE AC TS I I Congratulations Cordell The Godfather Ed Bradley lv f 6 4, dc: CONGRATULATIONS MICHAEL WITH MUCH LOVE MOM AN D DAD GREFCHEN DOUG AND AUGIE ANNAAND CHARLIE KAREN Ll. 5513012 Ili hasivt altnayfshizzii zasy QBrotniiig up iii a family like this: wi Ioiw you fiercely. my jfdblv. IMI, 121110305132 Hliiut tnfz tnoii'rI1ztyour room out... C 1220! Saiiwzb jfa, Muffy, emu illllala CDH WERE A BUNCH OF BUDDIESH We wish our son, Drew, ond the Closs of '88 luck, hoppiness ond success for the future. To the foculty of Episcopol Acodemy we thonls you for being such o wonderful instrument in the life of our son. With love, Mom, Dod, Moggie 6 Jon NMC . . . CMU . . . JULES . . . HI DAVE! . . . MARRIAGE . . . DOUBLE-DATING . . . THE FIELD. . .5 PROMS . . . DUKE . . .-A-J, J-A . . . A-N GAME . . . COLE . . . DRIVERS LICENSE!!! VALENTINE'S CARDS JUST FORAMINUTE? . . . IMMATURITY. . . PICK A NUMBER . . . CRUSHES , . , THANK YOU JIMOTHY CON- VERTIBLE . . . WHA DE SHEE, MAING? . . . C LASS RING . . . BE VEWY, VEWY WUIET ...ONMYOWN . . .MOM-I LOVEYOU . . .JJ, CT- KIT, YA HEAR?! - LOVE, AMES ON YVA! AU REVOIR, MES AMIS! Congrotulotions ond Best Wishes to the Closs of '88 Dr. 8 Mrs. John Neigh Congrotulotions Joel. We love you. Mom ond Docl Congrotulotions Steve Love, Mom Congrotulotions Closs of '88 ond Todd TODAY'S GRAPHICS, INC. 21 14 Arch Street Philodelphio, Po. 19103 567-0332 Phototyoogrophers l - To M. Peter Edelson In celebrotion of the time of your life there ore so mony doors yet to open. We wish you ond the Closs of ,,88,, success in every pursuit. Love, Mother, Dod, Superdog ond MooShu Congratulations Christian from your brother Wren another big ste Congratulations and Best Wishes to ROBERT WRIGHT OWEN5 from DAD, MOM, and RICH Congratulations Ricky! Youth Fellowship of First African Baptist Church Advisor Geneva Eldridge President Richard A. Dent lll To Arny with love and pride unbounded with thanks for the gift of being your parent - withjoy in your incredible talents and maturity - Mom Whotever poth you choose we're behind you. We look forvvord to your every homecoming withjoy. You hove mode us very proud. We love you. Mom ond Dod Congrotulotions, Chris - It would be greot if you joined me ot Trinity Good Luck, Greg EA-86 Good Luck to the Closs of '88 John 8 Ginny Morris Best Wishes, Morls, ond the Closs of '88 -the Ninesses - Your First African Family Salutes You Richard l I I Mrs. Mary Black Deacon C: Mrs. William Cash Deacon 6 Mrs. George Eldridge lr. Deacon E: Mrs. Esdene Handsome Deacon 6 Mrs. Owen Hanna Mrs. Gloria Long Mrs. Janie Strong Deacon 6 Mrs. Linwood Winfree Deacon G Mrs. Daniel Whitehead Trustee G Mrs. Thomas Whitsett A Century of Soundness gl Service In January 1988, Berean com- pletes its first 100 years of suc- cessful operation and enters into its second century. From a part- time organization meeting once a month in a church basement it has grown to a S30 million finan- cial institution. Deposits are nearly S27 million and reserves and net worth are more than S2 million. All deposits are federally in- sured up to SS100,000. ., I . .,,n S g W4 V1 B AN ERE J gy SAVINGS t l -,fan-l ion, ESTABLISHE if m., Q, ' e, . . I lg - .... 1. 1888 DIRECTORS Robe .i , ' I.Maxi il i Bel-ean Savings M Association 5228 Chestnut Street 0 21514724545 ' Philadelphia Pa 19139 Mom, Dad, Andy, and all my friends, thanks for putting up with me for four years and for all of your support. l'll never forget the times we had together. Rick Kwok i1,,-,,-- --,,.,.-::-- Nw To our Ingrid I 'fx Keep thot wonderful smile while you climb your rnountoins - Congrotulotions, Love ond the best forever to you ond the Closs of 1988! as N ii, MoM,DAD,BnANooN ,Qfs v, AND s i if H . MAX i. WN i S ' V ,N ' r , sw 3 A LK 7 X- 4 -V, . - , v if is 4-egg . , .-.-v- s I l y- fs ,wpxs rigigyarx 'Q ,Q r ' , '. H ' 11.4, ,. .- . -A -fyafluf-1, is-V 2 2- K 3 - Q ' Y, ,A L'ff.is, N-Lrif -,, ..1. QF 1 V, hes- V. :ani'L51..i:f!xg,J'.J:E, 'ef-..?, .- , 'Y' - - ' 4- 40 16.51. Congratulations to the Class of '88 Thank you to the faculty G staff for twelve great years Thanks to Mike Howard and Barbara Rothenberg Andre All I needed was the love you gave COOQVGIUIQIIQOS . . .And all I ever knew . . . Only You! You turned me inside out and showed me what love is about . . .the only one that stole my heart away! We love you Mom, Dad, Scott, and Ashley Maybe l've been crazy only thinking of you, but l'd do it again . . .to give you ll Everything ln My Hear I Love You! Ingrid WE LOVE YOU, ALIX! F John Poul G Edmund Mom, Dod, ond Grondmo , 1 if Ea A 't Continue growing together through the yeors CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '88 Dovid G. Burnett C1 Cloire L. Goudioni THREE CHEERSIII CONGRATULATIONS SEAN G THE CLASS OF 1988. LOVE! Mom, Dod, Jennifer G Soren I believe in getting into hot woter I think it keeps you clean. CONGRATULATIONS PRISCILLAI WITH LOTS OF LOVE, MOM E: DADDY lill Mike. . .You'retI'1e greatest!! CONGRATULATIONS Love Alwoys, Mom, Docl, Jen, Jon, Dove, ond More x Drew: Con- grod -ulotions Momnfio Beor, Poppo Beor, G Little Beor I Congrotulotions Scott! : Mom, Dod, ond Dove I I CONGRATULATIONS TO DOUG AND THE CLASS OF 1988! l The Good Life meons love, monners, toste, toleronce ond hord work. - Henry Beetle Hough Doug, you hove lived the good life so for, rnoy God help YCU Confirwe- With rnuch love ond pride, Mom ond Dod Deor Liz, Moy you be forever young, Love, Mom ond Doo Liz, E.TARAILA,Morch197'1 Cohgrotulotiohs oh on outstohdihg performohce in high school. You ore dyhomite! Love, Alexohdro ond Stephohie GOOD LUCK -FPiANKlE- to the I'droth I gh with the sinnersthonc wit te of '88 soints'couse h h Sinners Are More Fun E Memories were creoted to lostforever A d PA 19003 LOVE ALWAYS, I' FTTOFG 642-5880 MINDY ULATIONS CINDY ond the closs of '88 CONGRAT lwish you heolth, hoppiness, love ond success. You're the best friend o girl ever hodf' Love, Mom, Softee, ond Cherokee Wishing you o lifetime of good things. CChiclren cutlets included? Love, Non CNS FLOCJRING CONTRACTORS ond the Chambers wish the Closs of '88 success in their future endeovors EGG HEADS UNITE! HUMPTY DUMPTY SAT ON A WALL HUMPTY DUMPTY HAD A GREAT FALL EAT AT JOES! SCRAMBLED, SUNNY SIDE UP, CVER EASY LANDMARK CENTER Alexandna, V1fg1HlH '-'SU -1-xJ I..J L .Qc Z-7-'Y ,CA llllmll -,XV-XT-FT T-ZF, 'it XX WX 'M' CONGRATULATIONS .NNW Q ff Chr1st1an and the Class of 1988 YTTI I X, X ,wwf f - X T 4- T 'JN LMT f'He.Q- ff' sw,..s..,--3,--9 - lg q'.'E If1 AQ? ..'1.-:yQf 'iis?4-,mf ' . 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Better Sold Tuesdoy ond Fridoy 898-4050 Congrotulotions Heother ond the Closs of '88 Moy you oil grow through Knowledge Love Peoce Truth Friendship 8 Integrity Our best wishes to you oil, Love, Mom 8 Dod To be a leader' What is that to be? To stand between a people and their foes And earn suspicion for a recompense To care for men more than they care themselves To be ajudge of men that none may rank Nor fail of scope to prove his quality To do and do and die to raise a tribe So robbed and bound and ignorantly weak That God himself conceals their destiny To be a leader' God that is the cost' Congratulations Cordell and please continue to achieve against all odds Love Mom Dad Mike and Sid ln estimation higher than his worth, ll - ll f215J ave-3714 APPRAISER - CONSULTANT wa. -3 1 an RICHARD B. OWENS COMPANY, INC. Real Estate 5300 West Girard Avenue RICHARD B. OWENS Philadelphia, PA 19131 President Congratulations to M. Peter Edelson and the Class of 88 , Congratulations to Adam Love, and the class of 1988 JoAnn Needleman n 1 Jason, Judith, and Martin Farber Ricky We're Proud of You! Endurance + Dedication : Success Love, Mom, Dad, Jennifer E: Marva Uncle Bill 6 Aunt Zinnie Uncle Ben 6 Aunt Bertha Uncle John 6 Aunt Tonda Best wishes to our nfuddlemon Gerord Mlchoel Rosoto ond hls clossmotes of 1988 Ernest Froncns Wlillom John Rofoel Froncls Philip Rlchord 1 othenne Jone Dovld Anthony Soroh Morne 9 3 984 99 993 9 ' ' 981 . . , 8 Anthony Gerord ' Q85 .. . , O C ' ' Q91 ' ' 95 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '88 lt's oll down hill from here! The Hoines Fomily YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY SAN DCRAB! JENNIFER You fulfilled oll of our dreams! Moy the future fulfil yours! Dod WERE PROUD OF YOU NIFFER! Meow! Grorldmo, Pop-Pop, Aunt Louise 6 Urfcle Dulrie Mom-Mom ond Bob pls -Pghwn -u ' Growing up is very hord to do. WELL DONE BILL! Mom Dod M-M Con Brendon M Grondmom ww, Q-M ond Gronddod 'amwvgh Gronond None QW? FELLCJW CLASSMATES Let me soy this! JIKES. . con't soy it oll. , .con't show you enough. . . not here. . .not now. . .you rneon too much to me. . .so very much. . .together, we hove so much . . . fun . . . hopoiness . . . Love . . . neverleove you. . .never. . .buddies. . .friends. . . oest friends . . . the woy we ore now . . . forever. . . ond ever. I Love you MEB I Deor Grohorn, I love you very much ond l'll miss you next yeor. I olso know thot you will succeed ot whotever you do. Don't forget oll our greot rnemories, you know thot I neverwill. I love you more thon onyone in the world. Pleose go to college with thot thought. Love MARIA Mory Beth - You've mode it! Congrotulotionsl Good luck next yeor - we'll miss you! - Adrienne ond Sondy Kenton CONGRATULATIONS, KATHY BECK CONGRATULATIONS You know who you ore I We love you very much Mom ond Dod Congrotulotions Closs of '88 So long Chris Suplee, don't forget we'll olwoys hove o friend from Tennessee. Hey Morc Brewhoho, I guess this rneons sneolsing ou legol. Do you wonno tolse my cor or yours? It's obout time, Mom, Dod, Lourie, Julie, Gretchen, c Gus. I mode it! Thonlss MGD Holly, they're rny beors! Don't forget whot's mine. CMint, Robin, Bosl4inD l love you. Thonls: Brio Congrotulotions Heother ond the Closs of EIS Moy you oll grow through Knowledge Love Peoce Truth Friendship ond Integrity Our best wishes to you oll, Love, Morn ond Dod Congrotulotions ond Good Luck To our Grondson Dennis From Grondmo ond Grondpoo We Love You!! Sump- I give you, my very Best frtenb, aff mg fuel me Rove. Tuswraepwsmvprenelmeomwve 17115 Jen, I held your h d ou o my heort. To Cyno Y O: is comormutmiows TO THE cu-xss or 1988 Cowrsiwuuxriows 105995 B- Efwlfi , AND BEST WISHE5 Schnoder, Horrison, Segol Ev Lewis ARTHUR A. KOBER Construction Compony 9 Jnion Avenue Bo o Cynwyd, Po. THE BEST OF TIMES WITH THE BEST OF FRIENDS 7th grode . . .you bully. . . the don- ce...rememberit? I bet... Tosho ond doodoo brownies . . . o dress missing? . . . 8th grode love of- foirs . . . M.P.E. did whot to you? MED he wos Cute then Woshington . . . wosh cloth on smoke olorm rippers flung oround hollwoy, or were they? . . . 15 solutes to our best friend A.E.H. . . . AEH ond MEB out of room, come bock drenched but how did they get wet? . . . summer of '87 - whot o score . . . spoons . . . Tegowitho huh huh . . . Modonno ot T's . . . tennis bolls bonging heod . . . sing 2 o spoon . . . run over medions . . . JC's sweet sixteen . . . up ond down ond oll oround no mess on white points. . .MEB's commerciol tope. . . Gert I love you - MEB . . . Cothy Rush . . . whot morning session . . . smoke bombs . . . knobs with toothposte, KIMMIE AND MEBBIE Low Firm thonk u L.T .... O comp . . . golf Cort - oops . . . running thru porking lot CLox stote chompsb . . . ricotto cheese contoiners filled with . . . sock in the mouth . . . clop, clop, cough cough, plop plop soiling occident mud wrestling . . . soton . . . romper room . . . ski on I ski - nooh Blow . . . WSC . . . whot o night- more . . . red ond green rubbords - whot o lovely gift . . . your knee . . . whot o mess . . . guy ot gos stotion . . . Bermudo -Xmos, T, CR, Reggoe topes followed by o round . . . doggoge . . . Bermudo mommos ond slommers . . . Dennis - hot dog . . . skiing every yeor . . . sweet Io whot o mess . . . chicken cutlets - ohhh they were greot . . . bike riding - where ore we? . . . t-shirts from ourtrips. . . bills from phone colls. . . memories of the best of times . . . MEB...KZ... CONGRATULATI ONS Closs of '8 8 Inge E: Berti THAN K5 MOM AND DAD Congrotulotions to the Ice FOR Hockey teom for reoching the EVERYTHING ployoffs ond o successful seoson Love, JGGOGIIG the Luber Fomily Deor Jon CA.M.D, I'II olwoys remember the greot times we've snored CThe Willows, ice-skoting, Dec. 12, New Yeors, Hvegging-out. D I wish you To Cyno the best of lucls inthe up-ond- coming yeor. . .HAVE FUN. . .YAH, I'LL MISS YOU! Love, Jeonette No, I reolly hove to go! Our Very Best Wishes For the Future Love From Your Fomily Congrotulotions, Dove! Good Luck in College. Love, Mom 6 Dod, Steve E: Susie ond oll the Beers Fomily Don't wollx in boclx of me, I moy not be o good Ieoder, Don't wolls in front of me, I moy not be o good follower Just wolk beside me Be my friend. yy I To Cindy, Jeonette, Audrey, Liz, Amber, Haro, Heother, Jen ty ALL THE xvAHoos - Thonks Mom ond Dod, GOOD LUCK! I WILL Miss You, I COUIdn't Dove mode this EVERY ONE OF YOU- checkered flog without you! Loughter, memories G few regrets . . . I love you both, Ps. THANK You Mofvi ty DADDY - I LOVE You vEHY MUCH! Marc 304 Wu LIFE IS JUST A BOWL GF CHERRIES Love Mom ond Dod Koro, Liz, Glen DI DN'T WE HAVE THE BEST OF TIMES! For the post four yeors you've been not only my best friends, but olso my lifeline. Thonlss for being there through oll the greot times ond the occosionol bod times. I love you oll ond will miss you terribly. Love Alwoys, Here's to us There's domn few like us! - Somontho Alwoys molsing New friends ond Never willing to be less thon Eoger to occept whot's oheod. Anno Gremlin, oheocl is yourfuture, Go for it! Love, Dod ond Noncy Congrotulotions Kothy! Love, Mom ond Dod Mebbie You've mode me feel in so mony woys. You will olwoys be in my heort. I will love you forever ond I hope we hove mony memories to come. I Love You!! - Jikes You ore my lody, You're everything I need ond more. l've hod the time of my life, ond I owe it oll to you. l find myself in nothing else so hoppy os in o soul remembering my good friends, - Shokespeore Morio CTHE GREATEST little sister ond Blizzord buddy in the worldb, Chris C Schizo D, Jon CNew Yeor's Evelb, Mike Cpoultry, O.C., boogie boordi, Corolyn C Prell Womon D, Audrey C moke-up Iover D, ond Tim Ctrue speciolness is o rority - remember thot? - good luck, youngsters, in your exciting yeors to come! Thonks for moking my yeors ot EA so hoppy. Leslie, Kristen, ond Lyn - no motter how for oport we moy be, you will olwoys be close to my heort. I love you guys! Kothy, MEI3 Cwooshlb, Cindy C Cinner D, Anne, 'Stino, Liz, Ingrid, Kim, Molly CSweet Sixteen, Duke, the shore - olmost busted?!D, ond Louren Cthe nice thing obout speciol friends is thot the speciolness Iosts o lifetime . . . D - olwoys remember our mony, mony greot times! Brew, Jeonette, Potti, Dove, Dennis, Cordell, ond Joson - you ore, in every sense, true friends. I connot thonk you enough for the memories you hove given me or for your wonderful frien- dships. Anno - from pizzo CM6M'sD to popcorn Cmicrowoveb, from O.C. to Bermudo, from Whitney to Modonno, from running red lights to hitting porked cors, we hove tosted, seen, heord, ond done o lot. I'm just glod we went through it together! We hove o crozy frien- dship . , . but I love it! Monoj - forget it . . . JUST KIDDINGI Alwoys remember Swomi, The Hut, crozy driving, our movie, Bio, our wine, w. supremocy, 'Will you -?, NYC CI con't woitlb, double chin, Bics E: Lis, New Yeor's Eve, Tobulo oll-nighters Ccurled upl, ond, lost but not Ieost, in xi ME! You hove olwoys been there for me this yeor, ond our frien- dship meons more to me thon words con soy. I love you. I-Ieother G Koro C I3o G kozzi D - since you two get ci whole poge with me, l'll be short ond sweet. YOU ARE THE BEST!!! KMM We've loughed together, we've cried together, ond through it oll you've tought me so much. You hove eorned my most sincere respect for your exom- ples of strength, individuolity, ond compossion. All our mony memories: Hilton Heod C295 . . . porents in Lon- don, Moine, Florido , . . IT . . . GOMER . . . Poconos . . . summer ofternoons . . . eoting . . . dieting . . , ond twilight tolks - they hove been the best! We found in eoch other something we never expected, but then ogoin we've Ieorned thot the best things in life ore never onticipoted. You ore o port of me. Somedoy we'll both find oll the hoppiness we deser- ve. . . I love you! -H- Every time it hoppens you seem to oct o little touched, In this thot Ieoves youjust like me, I think we think too much - Why con't wejust feel love bumping ot the doors of our heorts? - English Beot MARY BETH CONGRATULATIONSTC OUR PRIZE WINNING DAUGHTER WISHING YGU ALL THE BEST, MOM AND DAD Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1988! The Episcopal Academy Parents Association Senior crushes CPouI 6 Scottb . . . UBAO G Fine Young Conibols concert . . . Ieoning on eoch other -first loves CLFF, GMR, DSKD . . . Stoy for AwhiIe . . . Let it go . . . TPM . . . Tenderness . . . BGR . . . Go to hell! , . . ond stoy there! - Koro did win! . . . hot chocolote wl coffee . . . Steve Win- wood concert , . . Au controire! . . . WHAM! . . . windburn . . . nochos . . . french fries . . . DIET COKE .. . convertible . . . surprising o studious Heother wl coffee ice creom . . . comp out for nosebleeds . . . WoIk Awoy . . .Junior Prom od- ventures DGB oerobics eoting! dieting? . . . MTV , . . Heother's bee-bopping . . . chocolote chip cookie dough . . . J. Crew . . . Big Chill . . . poncokes . . . recording sessions ot Ro's Leon on me When you're not strong And l'll be your friend l'll help you corry on For It won't be long 'Til I'm gonno need Somebody to leon on Here's to the best of friends ond the best of times! Long live the three musketeers! They soy thot ol! good things must come to on end, but we ore the exception. 310 . . . CULIIIH LIIIIICDC' KDUUEJLJIII IILCV . . . 'GCl'kiQ3ib concert . . . Do You Love Me . . . P's owoy: Prin- ceton, Moine, London, Florido Cwho cores where? . . . porties Cunexpectedlb, just spend the night, bitter lemons, pinos, Kohluo, whipped creom, sours, . . . obout lost night?! , doggin', brothers, lote nights on the town . . . Hilton Heoclz Alobomo, rood trip! , Hilton Heod Ice Creom, PIotoon, strowberry doiquiri Cw! plosticl, roting system, turbo fomily mobile, too much sunl, purple dice Cshut up, we weren't ot South of the Border for hours!D, corn row, polmetto bugs, rocking choirs, Greg Russell . . . ogoinl . . . Modonno con- cert . . . PSU! LOST!!!, Michoel 6 Pooky, Slick G Red, oches 6 poins Cbroken nose, pulled homstringb, cheerleoders in roin, bundles ond BErJ's, Where's the phone? , TOMATOI, You moke me . . . Vonity o, Frog G Fly, Nif G Nerf, rospberries Cpur- pleb, convertible Cogoinlb, no S Cot oll!!D, home ot lost! . . . SHORE '67: row boot, Stone Horbor Conly ot nightb, Avolon, Cope Moy, the foke out Co suc- cessl, Horbor Lights, Louren, convertible Cyes, I knowlb, horn honking CSouthern styleb, Hey good Iookin'! , THE deck, surprise midnight visits, Bob's, Do Yourself A Flovor, commuting . . . Bowie con- cert . . . U2 concert . . , Ackee . . . SENIOR YEAR! . . . second chonces . . . even third! . . . risks . . . Hoverford Doy cheerleoders . . . New Yeor's Eve decoroting, 666 Ctoo muchlb, Jeonette Clflo Nightengole-D, Potty, Nif, ol! hook up w! Rolph, Ro escopesl, the morning ofter, lemon woffles Cthonx Cordell? . . . bosketboll gomes , . . hockey gomes . . . where to go ofterwords . . . Niness's porties: turning oround, donce contest CPouI, Koro did win!D, cobboge potch Ctrying to Ieornb, Pump Up The Volume, Push It, 8 for 8, PGP, Superbowl, A.C., pool inotli, just tolking Cnot!D, just friends Cnot!D . . . Dennis, Cordell, Monoj, 6 Mork Cour kind host!D . . . TABULA MEETING Coll night? . . . Never Cmonno Give You Up . . . surprise porty , . . AAP . . .senior privilege Cthe Hutb. . ,Bermudo '68. . . more to come. . . U To be continued ,fri we .QQ f N A 0' gem ig The Ryan Family appreciates The Episcopal Academy Thank you far ajab well done F Congrotulotions to our son ond my brother J.J. ond the Class of 1988. Mom, Dod, ond Regina Congratulations to Chris and Mark and the Class of 1988 FABPRINT Fabric Printing Co. of Phila One of the few companies that does its own photography, artwork, design, and printing T-Shirts, Baseball Caps, Bags, Banners, Sweat Shirts, Uniforms, Nylon Jackets, Hats, Posters, and Plaques, and Bumper Stickers Call For Free Estimate Our Artists and Printers are well trained professionals, with varied national and international experience in Silk Screen Printing C2153 879-1442 DAY on NIGHT Andre: All I needed was the love you gave . . . And all I ever knew . . . Only You! You turned me inside out and showed me what love is about . . . the only one that stole my heart away! Maybe l've been crazy only thinking of you, but l'd do it again . . . to give you Everything In My Heart I Love You! Ingrid Best wishes to the Class of 1 988 - Antiques by Venzi and Huston JAH - What would I have done without you these past years through all my ad- ventures? You've been my H1 fan and my life line of support - you'll never know how much I needed it and appreciate it. All our moments, be they exciting or mellow, are unforgettable - SHORE . . . concerts . . . P's away . . . squash . . . splurging shopping recovering from falls Cand learningll - can they get any better??? Wherever you may go, a part of my heart will always belong to youll! We sure proved how wrong first im- pressions can be . . . Love You. . . HBOH 4 WNBA... .jgfff E 2' +2 J!! , , , , f , 5 .Aff The Tabula Board Editors-ln-Chief . . Layout Editors. . . Q il . . . David Marston Cordell Whitlock . . . . Adam Farber Elizabeth Taraila Sports Editors . . . ....... David Ryan Kimberly Zinrnan Senior Page Editor .... .... M anoj Shyarnalan Associate Editors . Features Editors. . Copy Editors .... . . . . Heather Boyd Marc Breuers Christina Monacelli Jeanette Chandlee Jenifer Haines . . . Michael Rothenberg Everyone Else Photography Editors .... , . . . Matthew Evans Kara Mansfield Business Editors. . . ............ Kathy Becls Mary Beth Bongiovanni Cover Design .............................. .... ...................................... M a noj Shyarnalan Contributing Staff: C. Burk, C. Cuffari, J. Freeman, D. Hallowell, M. Jordan, P. Lotta, B, Marvin, D. Nicholson, L. O'Connor. A special thanks to Mr. Jeffrey Lott, our Tabula Advisor, for his guidance and support during the year, If ELIZABETH TARAILA Cordell - She's going to hit me one of these doys . . . INXS . . .Yok Porty . . . Sure, nothing hoppened with Joson The Womon behind the Ioyout . . . You should be proud of her, Bob . . . In oll seriousness, you were o mojor source of design ideos . . . It mode this the best yeorbook ever. . .Keep it up. HEATHER BOYD How dore you coll me Kirby!!! Were those cookies gronite or morble . . . Control your flirtotion level . . . You hove socrificed much for this book ond it shows. Believe it or not one of the editors does love you os o good friend. Thonks for everything. 316 ADAM FARBER Coptoin Typewriter. Don't touch it ond no I won't leove it overnight . . . Thot's O.K., we don't wont to hove o meeting ot your house onywoy . . . lt's Doctor not Mister, Jerk . . . The mon behind the Ioyout . . . You olwoys hod o position ond kept it - we odmire you forthot. . .Thonks. KIMBERLY ZINMAN Do you ever ogree? . . . You con coll Mr. Hill obout whotever . . . The Bur- ning Bush . . . Sorry no olcohol in the yeorbook . . . You mode o nice recovery ofter Ryon wos imprisoned . . . Thonks for picking up the slock . . .We sure needed your help. Is I 0 MANOJ SHYAMALAN Wotch those honds Monoj We hove photos We lose trock - Jen? - Koro? Jeon? Others? . . . Dove - You didn't D me on INXS Noutilus . . . Sleeping . . . Dogging . . . Working? . . . Actuolly, you got the poges in woy before lost yeor's stoff - but then look ot their book . . .Thonks for everything. CELL Nil DAVID RYAN We forgot you existed, knuckleheod . . . But then thot's whot prison does to you . . . The time you did put in wos involuoble ond we oppreciote it . . . Stoy up oll night ond morning . . . Then foil Corpy's Test - it doesn't motter - it's first trimester. JEANETTE CHANDLEE Not fot honey just luscious . . . Oh yes!!! We will most ossuredly put o pic- ture of you ond Jon in . . . Get DUKE off your orse!!! In the cor for three hours with 1 but nothing hop- pened? You joined us when we needed you most. You ore truly dedicoted ond we oppreciote thotllll ,N ii. MATT EVANS Yo corrot top . . . He's from Konsos whot does he l4now??? Who's Who in Sports my butt . . . You pulled it off buddy somehow ond we ore groteful. KARA MANSFIELD The Dellster is woiting potiently . . . The Utopion Prom Whot's the ponderoso? Pictures - Whot ore they??? We don't blome it ol! on you . . .You've done 0 greotjob!!! CHRISTINA MONACELLI Whot does your dod do? . . . Hell of o house Nice Lough!! Morvin get your books NOW!!! Stokes - Oh Yeoh he wos editor lost yeor Your hospitolity wos greot os wos the quolity of your worls ... Congrotulotions!! JENNIFER HAINES Roses ore red violets ore blue Tim or Grohom - Who's who?? Whot's o Monoj New Yeor's Rockin Eve Bubbly, Bubbly, Bubbly . . . Your time, potience ond cooperotion hove been never ending. Muchos Grocios Jenniferllll MARC BREUERS Alwoys fixing things . . . A greot photogropher . . . Leove the domn ping pong net olone ond ploy the stupid gomel . . . Get thot ugly block beost out of my foce Guord House food . . . More solt pleose . . . Those meotbolls give us gos. Thonks for everything. Amlr' , , , '1 I ,A 1 l 5 . -ff, Ig: .y , Get off our D's . . . Graham's page is an embarrassment to the Academy. . . Here's to us, there's damn few like us. . . This is going to be a great book . . . Manoj and Jen do some work . . . See Dick Drink, See Dick Drive, See Dick Die, Don't Be A Dick . . .That's all right Mike, you can go to Spain . . . Nice pool table Bill . . . Cindy - drive on the road please . . . Clark - Now that's a real pool table . . , Get your shots . . . Faces of Death . . . Digital Derby . . . Race You to Cordell's. . . DD. . .You want anything to eat, Lott's buying . . . Thanks again Adam for the house .. . Hey Manoj I hear you give great back rubs . . . Ha! Ha! Ha! He who laughs last laughs the best . . . Dave - why am I the only one up at 8:00? . . . Your house is my house . . . One day it snowed and . . . We did sleep in the athletic assem- bly . . . Thanks to all the hosts: Whitlock, Marston, Monacelli, Burk, Marvin, Shyamalan, Breuers, Ninness . . . We're done so get off our D's. 9, v 3 RELINQUERINT Andrew Abrahams Erlc Arneson Katherine Arthur Blarr Balmer Gary Barnes Bradford Barron Gerald Beronja Pascal Besson Adam Braunstern Charles Buck Ill Jaclnta Cam Vrncent Camprtellr Jennrfer Clark Ann Mane Coletta Alfred Cortese lll Carla Cossa Douglas Devrne Gregory Dickerson Christopher Ezold Andrew Fablan Jason Frost Todd Garbutt Colln Gardner Frank Gary Jahmar Gathrrght Joelle Genovese Errc Grberson Nancy Goldberg Derek Goodman Apnl Gregg Jennifer Greschock Andrew Hall Lawrence Hann E Mrchael Harding Davld Harty Mark Helnz Sarah Hollrs Karrn Kady Patrrck Keane Jonathan Kerr Matthew Klrne Matthew Krrstzstern Tara Kolff Joshua Lamb Tarrq Lear Julre Leedes Erlk Lrnforth Nancy Lrpkrn Alexander Lrpprncott Dozre Mbonu Wrllram McConnel IV Colleen McGulre Karen Mrlbourne Paul Morrrson Bradford Oberwager J Kellogg Parsons Jeffrey Perch John Pew Wesley Prcotte Whrtney Rapp Chrrsta Sanders Hans Sanders Samuel Saunders Jordan Schwartz Hal Skrnner Davld Splelman Martha Sugalskr Nlcole Thayer Holden Toplln Robert Treegoob Matthew Trlbe Wrllram Tucker Jr Brlan Webb Channrng Wells Alfred West lll Marc Whaley Glenn Zeeve ' ' ', lll ' ' , Robert Cramutola Marie Otis Thonk You, Goodnight! 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