Graham Eckes Palm Beach Academy - Ne Oublie Yearbook (Palm Beach, FL)

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' 4 ,E , .3 ii, gm jack Bonelli Science Sandra Glass Physical Education Dan Hootstien Social Studies Susan Shady Mathematics Melissa Huston English, Drama W! A 1 L fi, 45 ss 1 flltiali S fi ia' H, , 4 , 1 A , ll' 9 Sally Daniels Husky Science, Mathematics lack Thompson Kathryn Hall English ..f' History 'U'- iff f.-cuO l' ' gs J Margaret Grasso Kim Ryan An Fench Beverly Hootstein Spanish A,',,.,.,------ W'-,yn-,-,,,.. -N-, .,.,,,,,.. 'v'v-pu,-,,,... M'v,,,,.,....-- rv-rM,,..,. -n-M ,,,,.. FI, -Ww,,..-. S .S ?- x ,ZZ Z -5 Lillian Ringelband Bursar Patricia Sharp Librarian Mary Anne Williams Secretary Bill Higbee Maintenance Supervisor Ruth Gilliam and Roy Walton Housekeeping -M f x x - ri it Pfgdw A , 41 Rude jackson Maintenance and Transportation Charles Kirkland Maintenance P , Xw X X. 4, K yuan' 'iw-4.4-gp ! Don't let it bring you down, It's only castles burningg just find someone who's turning, And you will come around. Neil Young 16 Pep Club March of Dimes Assistant Field Hockey Coach Heather Anthony 222 Miraflores Drive Palm Beach, Florida 33480 Treasurer of the Pep Club President of the Pep Club Who's Who in American High School Students Newspaper Staff Yearbook Staff Student Teacher Cheerleading Baseball Team Soccer Team Tennis Team Swim Team Pfgfmcfdgaab Renee Bafalis 241 South Wood Road Palm Beach, Florida 33480 Round and round and round we go, But where we stop nobody knows, Love is a feeling that grows and grows And where it stops nobody knows, Our life is too short to be so long, Our minds are weak to be so strong, Alone together we come and go, But where we're goin' I don't know. Football Tennis Science Club Photography Club Drama Club Yearbook Staff Co-Editor of School Newspaper, Coup-de-Gras Independent Study Society of Outstanding American High School Students Dean's List QW , May God blessed keep you always, may your wishes all come trueg May you always do for others, and let others do for youg May you build a ladder to the . Danny Barr stars, and climb on every oneg 302 Eden Road And may you stay FOREVER YOUNG. Palm Beach, Florida 33480 Robert Dylan from the album Planet Waves 18 OQQWQJ 6 David Bonelli cfo Palm Beach Academy Palm Beach, Florida 33480 'T Well, she's walking through the clouds With a circus mind that's running wild, Butterflies and zebras, and moonbeams and fairy tales. That's all she ever thinks about. Riding with the wind When l'm sad, she comes to me, With a thousand smiles she gives to me free. lt's alright, she says it's alright, Take anything you want from me, Anything. Fly on little wing. jimi Hendrix, Little Wing 20 Vice President of Senior Class Secretary of junior Class Co-Captain, Cheerleading Sergeant-at-Arms, Cheerleading Red Cross Volunteen National junior Honor Society Society of Outstanding High School Students Drama Club Reef Club Yearbook Staff journalism Staff Tennis Sailing Swimming 3 'En Barbara Boutell 1460 North Lake Way Palm Beach, Florida 33480 Football Wrestling Soccer Basketball X Ay A wet bird never flies at night Greg Craddock 6161 N.W. 2nd Avenue Condo 116 Boca Raton, Florida 33432 4 K i I have to say my friends, We're looking for a light ahead. In the distance a candle burns, Salvation keeps the hungry children fed. Elton john 22 Volunteen Red Cross Photography for the Yearbook Who's Who of American High School Students QMAQQMAZWUAJ Daphna Dunkelman 207 Coral Lane Palm Beach, Florida 33480 O O Pep Club French Club Volleyball Yearbook Staff Prom Committee UD 29? Emily Dyer 92 Island Drive South Ocean Ridge, Florida it tl l atitt i Friendship There's a wonderful thing That gold cannot buy A blessing that's rare and true And that's the gift of a wonderful friend Like the friend l have in you! And the song from the beginning to end I found again in the heart of a friend. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow 24 Secretary of Senior Class March of Dimes Prom Committee Swimming Tennis Music Club Pep Club Reef Club Yearbook www vt. QAM Martie Fleming 166 Lake Drive Palm Beach Shores, Florida 33404 Senior Class Treasurer President and Vice President of lunior Class Sophomore Class Treasurer Red Cross Volunteen Cheerleading Art Award Prom Committee Yearbook Reef Club Tennis Swim Team Scuba Diving Independent Study in Art Nallu H. Plan Molly Fleming 166 Lake Drive Palm Beach Shores, Florida 33404 There are places l'll remember all my life Though some have changed Some forever, not for better Some have gone and some remain Though these places have their moments With lovers and friends I still can recall Some are dead and some are living In my life I've loved them all. john Lennon and Paul McCartney ,dv junior Class Treasurer Cheerleader, Co-Captain Art Club French Club Tennis Volleyball Riding Yearbook Staff Rhoda Pickens Art Award l Forgive your enemies-if you can't get back at them any other way. 26 Franklin P. jones Sharon Freshman 214 List Road Palm Beach, Florida 33480 il! !,,,yi xV,, X ,. - Hayek jill Hoover 152 Reef Road Palm Beach, Florida 33480 ff I -2,l-,,, E you love something let it be free it loves you it will be yours forever it doesn't it was never worth it. lill Hoover in tx If you cannot win, make the one ahead of you break the record. lan Mc:Keithen 28 Drama Club Spanish Club Basketball Football Tennis President of Sophomore Class Vice-President of the Freshman Class PM 1911929 Paul Iorio 264 Tradewind Drive Palm Beach, Florida 33480 Student Council President Ski Club Secretary Pep Club Treasurer Drama Club Who's Who in American High Schools Gymnastic Intramurals Yearbook Prom Committee l . 2 Sloiskau 5, mcmaws Siobhan McManus 122 S. Pentoquit Ave. Bay Shore, New York 11706 I Daylight loses to another evening Still the sea spares me the word good-bye. now l believe that men ought to inspect their dreams. And know them for what they are. james Michener- The Drifters 30 Senior Class President National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist Dean's List High Honors National Honor Society Math Award Home Economics Award Bausch and Lomb Science Award Evelyn Eckes Award STAR Award Finalist Society of Outstanding American High School Students Who's Who in American High School Students Drama Club Pep Club Student Council Business Manager of Yearbook Play Volleyball Team Captain, Cheerleaders Modern Dance Show Red Cross Volunteen Prom Committee mfbWQ6W!77 Debbie Minker 200 Tradewind Drive Palm Beach, Florida 33480 Honor Society Honor Roll Cheerleader Candy Striper Counselor Tutor Spanish Club Cindy Miropol 7167 Bobalink Court Lake Worth, Florida 51, 1 Take your time, think a lot, why think of everything you've got for you will still be here tomorrow but your dreams may not. Cat Stevens 5 Y? It's true, I can think better here, The white sands, the blue water, and the endless emptiness. So lonely, not a soul in sight, And the tide gently and surely washes each footprint away. It also seems to wash away the past. I could wander forever down this endless beach, If I knew someone was up ahead, Waiting. -lay Lance Anderson 32 Knowledge Bowl Contestant Algebra II Award English II Award Field Hockey Assistant Instructor Attendance Runner Mary Ann Pierce 218 List Road Palm'Beach, Florida 33480 Student Council Treasurer Secretary Sophomore Class Dean's List Home Economics Award March of Dimes Yearbook Volunteen Volleyball Basketball Field Hockey can 'P dc lana Prestwich cfo Palm Beach Academy Palm Beach, Florida 33480 i ' 17 ' 95,1 ,nl V :QQ These are the seasons of emotion And like the winds they rise and fall This is the wonder of devotion I see the torch we all must hold This is the mystery of the quotient Upon us all a little rain must fall. -Led Zepplin 55-fain l've never really done anything to create what has happened. It creates itself. I'm here because it happened. But I didn't do anything to make it happen apart from saying-'Yes.' Richard Starkey Ulingoj 34 Drama Basketball Parkinglot Observer Good Guy Um Victor Rosencrans 318 Peach Curve Lantana, Florida 33460 17'- 7' ' Student Council March Of Dimes Chorus TYPln8 Advanced Art Yearbook Student Photographer Cheerleader Pep Club French Club Swim Team Field Hockey t1'?mne,ZL ES. Penny Simpson 223 Atlantic Avenue Palm Beach, Florida 33480 xiii In all thy ways acknowledge the Lord and He shall di- rect thy paths. Love is God and the strongest magnetic force in the universe. 35 What, me worry? Alfred E. Neuman 36 SQQVF T-AONXSON Scott Thomson 149 River Drive Tequesta, Florida 33458 National Honor Society of Secondary Schools Na tional Merit Scholarship Program Society of Outstanding American High School Students Various Certificates of Merit Who's Who Among American High School Students Co-Editor of School Paper Drama Club Evelyn Eckes Award Ge rman Club Treasurer Photography Club Science Club Stu dent Council Math Award De bate Yearbook Etc. cifafal ' Todd Zimmer 220 EI Dorado Lane Palm Beach, Florida 33480 It is necessary for the welfare of society that genius should be privileged to utter sedition, to blaspheme, to outrage good taste, to corrupt the youthful mind, and, generally to scandalize one's uncles. 37 Q - Q I asm' miss lm! W., , SX gf Aigzfxz -' ,Tw Siisffx Biylfzma A ,1 -Hs: is f f -.QL ' Ii ' Q ,PM RA H5 Y sql -. 1 W VS 2233? ,HQ MS 11 M ,Q Ad Q51 k fry , 221 x' E Y Q1 2 .x 4 1 E 'E' 3, W w'5uff MQW? Qfmx B k 1.QQ9Uh M? 0!,,,,'W'W,'f,,,-V,,,Q ,mm ,,f1.f fwf ewwww my C' iq.: W Zizzf Vs Q NUM? V55 Wm I 5,1898 F . ati v-m.e020fQ9S5 M XMWMPQ E ad J ALM S Pefko R N CNR 3 C Lggg A L f . 3 Qi 'L M? 3 Qqgiixvfgq ji: oy Maw QJ,J,.m.,:Oowv39-0' 5 wJ,gC? Vow 3 ,gww Qqfgbs 5 QMVWM lf? awww 26 IUNIORS Standing: C. Murphy, H. Loew, M. Uthe Sitting: P. Kaye, H. Stachelberg, L. Dolly 1. Lazow ' fi -.. gxvqw ,gy 3. , L. Cloud, P. Dolce, L. Lee 1. johnston, M. Hoffman S. Thomson Mmm M. Nordham ,yywff W Milk' A '. S 'L1-' SOPHOMORES Q fi 3 R. Brenner, P. Muller, A. Keiser, S. Durloo 44 E. Mehler, R. Robinson, N. Mason C. Zimmerman P. Staff P. Ober FRESHMEN 1. Nemec K. Mergler K. Wales M. Mayo 1. Prestwich C. Burck L. Edwards E. Keiser L. Tronzo L. Lee MIDDLE SCHQOL A-ig ,Aix ' L. Mlropol, R. Mayo, L. Chauncey, I. Rosencrans 1 L. Barron K. Goodwin H. Cloud C. Bafalis 1. Miropol E. Melton ff' pau ...Q-M 49 '-fA?lszA,. 50 i su. U 'X v 51 Peter is such a well-balanced person! ,wr ,Q V f V1 , 4 Q ,rv-4 Wi 5, , A There's joy-always in the spotlight! 52 ring- . .. Hs. 1 f S if XM 5-33 is ,si SQ 3' 4 lg' is is 8 x it People are always looking down on the underclassmen! A X s e in Shoving, pushing, crowding-school is really a jungle! fi 32 We almost made it on time today. What? It's 2 o'cIock? Oh well You mean this isn't Friday? ' Ms +9 ,J .731 14: ,tw if '55 f gi, w ' if sf -if i gg 'S Wy 5 i 5 ea t i 1 Sag f 2- W Did you say we're going to have French 6 times a day? V Think it looks like snow? 53 I A 54 VT 5 ,, 'iw xif fav Q95 ' . ,, I W.,,, , fr si 1 9 ' zgfyy ' W, v- 5 g ,,fazn:jggGgW:.w ,My M, . mn fb-5 , V: .33 ' 'ff ' 4, 1, 'W ' -wwovf m-MW if-v ai, 1 f .. we w . f .,,,, Jw: mu, mg! fun Q- w-rwnu 'umm-M inf.-.- VARSITY BASKETBALL G. Craddock, V. Rosencrans, P. kaye, Mr. Hootstein, P. Staff, I. Lazow, D. Bonelli, P. Iorio, R. Brenner The PBA basketball team finished their season with a 6-13 record. On several occasions, PBA was very close to winning, losing by a slim margin. One of the individual highlights occurred dur- ing the Lake Worth Christian game. Greg Craddock set a PBA scoring record by hitting on 22 field goals and 5 free throws for a total of 49 points! He also scored 299 points for the season, giving an average of 15.7 points per game. Paul Iorio scored 294 points for an average of 17.3 points per game. Other statistics: games points average P. Staff 19 96 5.1 R. Brenner 16 64 4.0 V. Rosencrans 28 58 3.4 P. Kaye 18 58 3.4 I. Lazow 17 26 1.9 1. Miropol 3 11 3.7 SCORE BOARD PBA PBA PBA PBA PBA PBA PBA PBA PBA Belle Glade Christian-52 Palm Beach Prep-32 Indian River Academy-63 Palm Cove Beach Academ jupiter Christian-48 Boca Academy-42 Indian River Academy-59 Lake Worth Christian-50 University School-67 PBA-52 University School-73 PBA-54 Palm Cove Beach Academy-81 PBA-63 Classroom-56 PBA-28 King's Academy-78 PBA-42 jupiter Christian-57 PBA-37 Glades Day-97 PBA-63 Palm Beach Prep-39 PBA-45 Boca Academy-42 PBA-72 Classroom-44 PBA-22 King's Academy-64 sece 'Q Y 1 , :af QC -1' 1fi l lf .4-wf F3 fy , i z iff - 1 59 VOLLEYBALL J,,,. if 1 :fa 1f. Standing: 1. Nemec, 1. Prestwich, 1. Prestwich, P. Muller, L. Edwards, Ms. Glass Kneeling: H. Stachelberg, M. Hoffman, P. Ober, C. Zimmerman PBA PBA PBA PBA PBA PBA PBA 60 SCORE BOARD ROSARIAN-2 P.B. DAY-2 P.B. PREP-0 ROSARIAN-2 PINECREST-2 LAKE WORTH CHRISTIAN-1 P.B. DAY-2 PBA PBA PBA PBA PBA PBA PBA 2 2 2 1 2 1 1 LAKE WORTH CHRISTIAN-0 PINECREST-1 ST. AN DREW'S-1 ROSARIAN-2 ST. AN DREW'S-1 TWIN LAKES- P.B. PREP-2 2 KN1 fi? W 61 BASKETB LL . V Standing: C. Miropol, I. Prestvvich, R. Bafalis, P. Muller, L. Edwards, Ms. Glass. Kneeling: M. Hoffman, A. Kei- ser, E. Keiser, I. Prestwich 1975 brought several firsts for PBA, one of which was the initiation of the PBA Invitational Tournament in girls' basketball. After a fairly successful season, PBA won the first round of the tourney, but then went on to be defeated by Lake Worth Christian in a very close, well-played final contest. PBA-19 PBA-17 PBA-18 PBA-1 7 62 SCORE BOARD Classroom 1 PBA-26 jupiter Christian 19 PBA-19 jupiter Christian 12 PBA-11 Lake Worth Christian 24 PBA Invitational Round1: PBA-26 Lake Worth Christian-40 Round 2: Lake Worth Christian-17 Classroom 12 Indian River Academy 12 Lake Worth Christian 24 Classroom-8 Indian River Academy-6 PBA-12 , , -- 63 - -if TENN S Reviving clay courts is not an easy task. Filling holes, grating surfaces, spreading dust, painting backboards, and replacing tape is just part of the process. This very difficult project was achieved by students, interested parents, and two very able faculty members, over a work-filled weekend. You might say that the impossible was achieved. As you can see, the courts are in terri- fic condition and ready for PBA's tennis team. -'R 64 I fw ...Su , M, ,w,mwcwz4L,,,W, '- K' AWWQWM' Q A 2 I. K bbw - 6, sq 5: fi was 'gffefrii f , 4. 'G' 3+ 'L D , ,B ,, S-ff ky v ' J 3555 M- , i cw, 5 ,V ,X , N ifwlin.- .11 J , ,.13,1',, 1,,-1:w:z r,, - ' H lllm.1:i i,, . : , 1 A,.1,,, , 1 m.,,, ,, , ,.L,..,,:L .,,i1 11 11 1 ,ikz ,., , ii -V -w,w..':-:V ---x,,f1.. ' ' -' : 7 .. 11' 67 .qi MXAXSXH The play's the thing . . . and the play MASH, which began Palm Beach Academy's the- ater season, was a SMASH! Thirty students, from grades 7-12, were involved in the three night, sell-out shows. The enthusiasm for and enjoyment of the play was clearly demon- strated by the cast during its one month rehearsal period, and further clarified by the ap- plause from the audiences at each performance. Col. Blake Uoe Lazowj, reads a parting note from Duke and Hawkeye. Obviously, joe is a bit surprised! The surgeons and nurses perform Nsupersurgery' on Suicide is Painless Walt. Radar QMartin Uthej i and Sgt. Devine i QGreg Bafalisj review lines. nA Hawkeye fTodd Zimmerj and Duke fDanny Barrj discuss life in their new home in Korea. Q X E Qi 1 R QL' 5 3' E 5? I IV H LLC EE ANCE Do you wanna dance under the moonlight? Excitement sweeps the dance! 72 Seated at a table, a Halloween ghost poses with a smile! PET just between us-next time I think we should enter them! SHOW 5' f' VF Pam and a friend. Look! I won first prize! The junior Class PUTS ON THE DOGS YE RBOOK fi 'ii ii Front row: S. Freshman, T. Dyer, Ms. Shady, D. Minker, M. Fleming. Back row: M, Fleming, P. Simpson, S. McManus, 1. Prestwich The Ne Oublie staff worked long and hard putting together the vol- ume you have here. At times, it seemed an impossible task. But we made it! We want to extend our thanks to all those who helped us, especially Beverly Hootstein. Mrs. Hootstein was our official photographer and spent many hours snapping pictures. Without her, we wouldn't have a yearbook. All on the staff hope you enjoy Ne Oublie 1975. 74 IQURNALISM Katgiwlswqmce The national developments-political and economic-of the last year stimulated wide interest in journalism. Students found much for discussion in the Watergate and recession issues. Perhaps more important, how- ever, was the focus given by newspapers themselves on the ethics of reporting events. Other than newspaper theory, journalism students tried their hand at producing a school paper, the Coup- de-grace. While the staff did not attempt to compete in reporting national events, it did have fun with school events and a few put-ons. B. Boutell, T. Zimmer, D. Barr 75 STUDE T CGUNCIL Standing: B. Boutell, 1. Prestwich, E. Mehler, Mr. Thompson, S. McManus, P. Muller, M. Uthe Kneeling: I. Nemec, M. Hoffman The '74-'75 Student Council, ably led by Siobhan McManus as president and Marcy Hoffman as Vice-president, began the year by revising the governing body's by-laws. Along with this major task, the council organized all-school func- tions such as the fall barbecue and teacher-slave day. All the members of the PBASC hope that their work this year will enable future groups to have a stronger voice in the affairs of the school. 76 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY rgl D M k E Mehler, M. Uthe fnot pictured: T. Z Q , DR MAC UB Front Row: M. Hoffman, D. Minker, C. Zimmerman, L. Miropol, E. Keiser, Ms. Huston Back row B Boutell j Lazow, R. Bafalis, S. McManus. NEED WE SAY MORE??? Kneeling: M. Uthe, 1. Miropol, G. Bafalis, R. 1. Nemec, K. Wales, Ms. Huston, H. Loew. 78 , .... I ,ci uv? , . V raw .1 ...af L Robinson. Standing front: N. Mason P. Staff P. Muller E. Mehler, Standing, back: L. Dolly, L. Tronzo, P. Dolce. CHEERLE oERs S. Freshman, P. Ober, I. Nemec, R. Bafalis, B. Boutell, D, Minker, M. Fleming, C. Zimmerman Here's our spirit personified! Wouldn't it be great if we Could have their enthusiasm? If we did, we'd probably have hoarse voices like they did after each game! CHORUS 1 1 , Front row: T. Dyer, tell, P. Simpson, R. 80 Mr. Ricardel, P. Ober, P. Muller. Back row: M. Fleming, M. Fleming, B. Bou- Bafalis. FORENS C SGCIETY Front row: E. Keiser, P. Dolce. Back row: 1. Lazow, P. Kaye, D. Minker, lv' Uthe, M. Hoffman. TEACHER S AVE D Y E 3-?f'2f 5: 'A . fm,- n5. , ,E, QuM,,,. . 1 , AP ' W., ' Wilff W' 1? , ,f ,.. 1. Q ..... M AQ ' '55 ai 'lr ' '?,f1 F- E, ' 'f,23y55,fn v ,f , KH. I Wig . I , 81 ass- , , - 82 1 inn! 4 . ii gd M' S ua' 5 Wim, M r,.1 1 Ili! 51 I :Z iff' V I 6 lnmf 'f T' .Y .. frf'M,, K 83 R MX QW ,Q .... New f -ang F MILY TREE Molly Fleming Barbara Boutell Martha Fleming 69 69 69 l Sharon Freshman I7n Heather Anthony Penny Simpson Renee Bafalis 72 '72 72 Paul lorio Tudy Dyer Victor Rosencrans Danny Barr 72 72 72 72 Debbie Minker Siobhan McManus Daphna Dunkelman 73 '73 '73 Todd Zimmer Mary Ann Pierce jill Hoover lana Prestwich 73 73 73 73 Greg Craddock Dave Craddock Dave Miropol 74 74 74 Scott Thomson Bret Terry '74 '75 SENIOR WILLS I, Heather Anthony, of little mind and fat body hereby bequeath the following: To Penny I leave many years of friendship, Wee Wisdom nap hour, Shh, Don't wake the baby , jeanies Magic Farm, a mouthful of sausage, a lifetime supply of cheese omeletes, macadamia nuts, french fried shrimp from the Hut, Tab, and Butterscotch sun- daes from Pandas, A blind date with a farm boy, Champagne, a few drunk parties at Bills with everlasting green, a bacon cheeseburger and a sloe gin fizz at Peter Dinkles, a Heather, you know what I ate last night? , straight hair, a Hawaian suntan, a beige bikini, a green thumb, a free lesson in driving, a three-speed at the Mall after a tiff-tiff in the fort, a whip lash, a trip to the Gulf Station, a red face, and an ego trip, crazy driving in Lakeland, and then trying to find Aunt Dorothys, and all the funny, wild, happy times. To Ann I leave a cruise to the Norton Art Gallery, a very crazy night and a bottle of Lancers, a swollen green, red, and blue hand, a The grease will never come out , a bicycle ride home New Years Eve, a white cigar at the stroke of Guy Lombardos Shall all aquaintance be forgot ... , Louies dirty bong, the johnny Winter concert, an almost never-ending hunt to find Neil, and thirteen snickers bars, the Pollock joke I never got to finish tum humj, two teeth, a cup-a-soup, and a pay-day, a birthday party for Louie fGIadys' cake includedj, and a bottle of Rose which we never had fthanks Chrisj Boones Farm and the Christmas Dance, gain weight pills, my ability to play cards, and coming attractions this summer in N.H. To Mary Ann I leave a cup of coffee, a chicken bouillon cube, cigarettes, and the only comfortable chair in the senior lounge, a new muffler for justins car, a fast drive to Hatchers with no luck fexcept a glimpse of Donj, and an identical graduation dress. To Martie I leave alias Monroie, a shoe box full of notes from Dr. Currys class, a day of skiing, a very wet bike ride home, a wild night with Billy, hardboiled eggs and grapefruit, the johnny Winter con- cert and the House of Pancakes, afterwards, a tangled ski rope and thought-to-be useless engine, and ALOT of fun in Washington with Bill. To Lulu I leave a ride home, Burger King food, some of my marigolds, a 1969 Falcon, and a years subscription to Tales from the Tube . To Rickey B. I leave my great athletic ability lHarj, Day School, and a permanent smile. To jill I leave dill pickles and halffull carton of milk, Public School, and Brownie uniforms. To Daphna, I leave rides home, split milk-shakes twhich got to smell after a few weeksj, and some good times before school. To Peter Dolce I leave a days supply of Winstons ta cartonj, some good luck in Black jack, and hope to become another Beatle. To Chris Burch I leave only one chance to drive my 3-speed, that is, when its ready to fall apart. To Mary N. I leave a walk to the parking lot, seeing a short, white haired man in the distance, finding that our eyesight wasn't too good and me meeting Mr. Aikey on County Road. Its too late now to runl To Mr. Aikey I leave a couple of those pre-cooked cheeseburgers and a chili-dawg, a bag of Hersheys Kisses, a tele- phone call to Fla. Southern, and Alot of patience. To the school I leave hope that it will stay together. I Penny Simpson leave to all of my friends new and old, lots and lots of love, fond tun, and wonderful memories. Many thanks to all of my teachers and a bright future for PBA. 86 I, Tobuzi, having sat on this cornflake long enough, do hereby declare and publish this to be my Last Will and Testament. To my friends I leave a mutual disrespect for most things held dear by others and a mutual respect for each other. I hereby nominate, constitute and appoint the rest of the world to be executor under this my Last Will and Testament, with the same full power to sell, lease, transfer or X X LV '. if K, , l u ll - Heather's taken by surprise at Todd's gourment choice of lunch! convey the remainder of any sanity of which I may die seized or possessed, as I might exer- cise were I alive and personally acting. In wit- ness whereof, Kwaheri. I, Renee Bafalis, of no mind but too much body, leave to: Barbara-our everlasting nickname of Big Mouth , they ability to talk me into doing anything, like stealing chairs from Shrafts, Parties at Ted's, Dr. Murray, laughing softly, a bathing suit top with a pad lock, a telephone plug in the back of your car, many years of P.B.A., The Christmas dance, john, a trip to West Virginia, keeping john awake, our cheering trip to Indian River, corner zoo, goobers, coons, stops at McDonalds, Food, Food, and more Food, and a never ending friendship. To Debbie and Richard Pelton-our trip to New Hampshire, Da-dunes, broken lamps 81 T.V.'s, teaching me a few New things, our song and dance routine, our sisterly love, my mother's long talks, good luck in your marriage, and my everlasting love to both. To Cindy-a trip to New York, Danny, the trip to Indian River, getting your license, a meatball sand- wich without the meatballs, a heavy date with Charlie Mumay, getting rid of your alergies, I'm telling , the ability to speak english so that I can understand you, and our friendship for this year and year's to come. To john and Ted-a Bong on the head, To Mr. Aikey-all my leftovers, many years at P.B.A., and my love. To Sandy, Melissa, 81 Mr. Thompson-a speaker system for the theatre, and the production of M'At'S'tH. To Stacey-a Halloween dance and the meeting of Gerry Ross, the campaigne trail, trips to the Bahams's, the Breakers, Shrafts, all our good 81 bad times, and our past years of love 84 friendship and many more to come. To Tudy-all our good times in the past years, Gary Callen, our 73' trip to a football game and a disagreement with Pedro, a 73' Christmas Dance, a ruined dress, and a long walk home, and the renewal of a friendship which should never have been discontinued. To Peter Dolce-to give you back all the money I've won from you for the past year in poker, the Beatles, and the meeting of john Lennon. To Peter Kaye-a ticket to Conn., a night out with Mrs. Bird, a Christmas Dance, a game of tennis, and a 5 by 5 container of Fetticini. To Murray-Staying out of a fight for more than a week, the parties at Ted's and Iohn's, a bottle of wine and one of Bourbon, screams and yells, a sundress, the trip to Indian River, coons, goobers, etc., the ability to speak Abariginey, the, uh-uh-uh-um, Christmas dance, a phamplet from Alco- holics Annonymous, Dinkles, Toby 81 Lewis', Iohn's Ted's, Barb, Mint Iewlip, 5 inches, an A on a geometry test, and all my love. 88 I, Cindy Mirapol, leave the following: To Molly, First of all I leave you my brown shoes which you told me you loved and my New York accent. It figures that when Dirty Harry finally likes you, you don't like him anymore, How rude. I hope Libby on the table calls, I think Chip and Ant-eater fbetter known as Ardvarkj make a good pair. You are an oxymoron and one day I'm going to beat you up. I know this was your best year here since I was in all of your classes, its my charisma that does it, Keep in touch. To Barbara and Renee, I'm tellingl, I leave two meatball heroes, heavy on the meatballs and a bottle of easy to open Ketchup, I hope you learn some manners, you are the sloppiest eaters I've ever seen. Renee, have you seen Pisser lately? I hope by the end of the year I have my license and your math book. I may not look 18 but you look 42 and you are the most poised young lady I've ever seen, Always remember our fun date with Mr. Vain and how everyone was picking on me, including the waiter, I'm really glad I met you, even if you haven't stopped talking since. To junior, alias Phillip, I don't know and I don't care I was going to write a poem, but I knew you'd laugh, here's one anyway, you may be teachers pet, but you can't bet. Stop laughing. One day you will see I'm not like Mildred, I'm worse' Finally Liz, SO-R-R-R-R-YI To joe I leave an A in Math and a lifetime supply of homework, Greg, Splain rt to mel From the mean one. Me myself and I leave the first dull line of the me I wills to anyone who wants it. To Barbara I leave old memories of super times in the past, the laundry room, the washer machines and a box of soap suds, frequent visits to the reef, and a name, Chippy. To Boomy, I leave that book where you received your name the days at the beach and a guaranteed sun- tan, and I leave- Surfs up to all the cheerleaders, I leave My name is I tell no lie, l'll be your Cuda till the day I die . To Strega, I leave you your toy . To Nancy 81 Mergie I leave you a new bus. To Noel 84 Sandra I leave the parties past and the ones to come lgood lucky! To Pam 81 Carol I leave a taxi service. To a person who plays fantastic basketball, I leave who, what, when, and friendship, and a dozen rides in a cool car with the top down. To my sister who together we haved survived all six years, I leave the whole collection of the Beatles, and the funtimes we have together. To Dave I leave a front row seat to all the games and a pair of mit- tens and a coat and a talk in the parking lot. To Mr. Aikey I leave one chair revesation to the Old la- dies Society , and one Shooot , to all the rest I leave thank you for your friendships. I 89 , I Sharon Freshman, being of somewhat sound mind and body, leave the following: To Barbara: I leave the hopes in which she finds an apartment big enough to fit everything she owns and Pembrook, K.R. and the couch, gradu- ation night 72 , all those miserable mornings on the way to school, a big thanks for being a friend, and the hope that she never forgets all our long talks, good times and laughs. To Debbie: I leave the hope in which she is always a perfect cheerleader! To all the cheerleaders remaining: a good season next year and all the luck in the world. To Tudy: Peter Dinkles, Brick Balloon, Halloween Dance, Victors house, Pauls house, the logia, Tropic Kist, and many great and happy times, Tudy, I could write forever because I'm sure there will be more great times after I write this, but the will has to be in before the year is up, so I leave you with this thought, Be Good, Be Happy, and Thanks for being a great friend. To Mr. Aikey: Thank-you for always being there when I needed someone to talk to, and being such a great friend. To Marcy: A fabulous freindship for all these years, and many happy and wonderful times. To Victor, all our oral studies on the logia, Disney World and many happy memories. To Danny, good luck in movie making and may you always be happy, Don't forget the monopoly games, G. 81 T.'s beer, and glycerine with red dye in it. An last but not least, To Paul, I leave a beard, the right way to wash your hair, the perfect cream rinse and shampoo, a long white fur coat walking down 5th avenue with a black and white collie, the coach, a one big happy family , Richards house, a baby-blue Z , graduating from college as a phi betta kappa , a life time supply of any record he wants for free, instant tux, the ability to speak fluent Spanish, a life time supply of ham, butter, rye-bread, and lemon-ade, his beautiful dream girl Christopher and Robbin , two front teeth , graduation and prom nite 75 and last, but best of all Paul I leave you all the happiness in the world and all my love forever! I Love You! I, Tudy being of somewhat sound mind and body do hereby bequeath the follow- ing: To loe Lazow-bus rides with Ierry, preparation for living, a speedometer for your mouth and one last big Shut up . To Daphna I leave geometry class, typing, please be quiet! Who's talking?, diets, long fingernails, parties, a surf board, that giant wave, and last of all an alligator named Freddie, who talks and walks and even surfs. To Sharon and Paul I leave long talks, art class, fixing me up Qthank youl, purina dog chow, I like liver, Ralph likes liver, trop- ikist, Burger King, Maurices, Peter Dinkels, pretzels and pizzia, our side of the world, a grateful Halloween Dance, a very merry Christmas Dance, the bump, one last s s S S irsssf - tango, paid dues, late passes to . , K V K tt .... ., 90 PFL, late Friday lunches, Slow Gin and Bacardi, Paul's dream of a Harem, helpful advice and sometimes not too helpful, Mrs. Gross in Chemistry, Sunday afternoon football, a dance with Mr. D and so many other happy memo- ries I'll never forget. To Penny my best high school pal I leave my worst moods, your illnesses, Saturday Ski Days, parties at Bill's, scorpions, vans, MG's double dates, chemistry, a college somewhere, someday, your cash ain't nothing but trash, Prom, spaghetti straps, fights, drop it, Monday morning blas, a happy future and my friendship. Thanks so much I'll never forget our years at P.B.A. To Mr. Aikey I leave my participation, my school spirit fbelieve or not I do have itl many thanks for listening to my complaints and ideas for being such a good friend. To Miss Shady and Miss Huston: the dynamic duo thank you for everything. I'll always remember you both. Last of all, To Victor: the Halloween Dance, Peter Dinkels, Maurices, late nights after the Basketball games without me, Mich- elob, Coors, 7 and 7, Mr. D. Eric Clapton, after school, secrets with Penny, call any hour of the night, parties at BiIl's and just about everywhere else, discussions and disagreements, all the shrimp you can eat, a tense ride to Lauder- dale, Loggins and Messina, never make a promise, don't make a scene, all my twisted stories ll never liej, crazy ideas, jungle juice, the Christmas Dance and all the other happy memories. But most of all I leave you my heart, with all the love and happiness it can hold. lana sits determinedly thinking, Ulf I don't smile this time, maybe they'll leave me alone. To the Aikeys: love, lots of memories, another daugh- ter and a life time supply of corn-cobs. lulene: late hours fha hal, electric dishwasher, a personal maid- mom, a room to herself and lots of love. Holly: crazy but fun-filled times with the gang . Chris: a marriage proposal and a new pair of topsiders. Spatz: a deck of cards a la strip 21. Lana: 13 years old! and the nite the covers went up. Laura: an extra ticket for each one you buy especial New York plane tickets, the prom all of the concerts we've been to, the most expensive concert 5200.00 for Elton john, I'd like a homecooked meal, tight pants huh , go-cart racing, that's a sticker , valentine's night, breslers-old lady- can I have a bite , Burger King special-oh gross-I don't get it, basketball-shoot, ft. lauderdale, the button, ah- mad-stare stare, aliiiii, you never wore these for me, all of the other good times, and my love. mom: a new voice box, a great big kiss and hug, my college bill and all of my love-Jana Michelle Prestwich 1 91 I, Mary Ann Pierce, being of absurd body and perverted mind leave to the following: To LuAnn Cloud I leave many erotic memories, six long years of friendship and many more to come, PBDS 81 PBA, a Mach I, a book on HOW TO DRIVE, a horse named Nigger, an assortment of vans Q - j, concerts, motorcycle races with snakes and scorpions, Manville Pizza Parlor with Polacks and Italians to make the flavor better, Frank Westwood and a Orchad on Easter, Mark Schwiere and a bottle of wine, a TRIP to New jersey with many freaky friends, a band called Isaiah whom we will never see again, dancing to Le Grange, my jealousy when Leroy and Mickey danced together and Meatdog was infatuated with a couple of Ho's, early morning telephone calls from Barbara Smith needing help from Herb the Erb, Leroy and his damned Tequilla with Eddy to haze and dream about, a trip in a van when Samuel got a surprise first from me than by LEROY, two silver bracelets from john, swimming in a pool with a bunch of idiots, Quinn Taylor and Daved Wise, many crusies through Century Village and a guy with smelly hair, Palm Lanes with the real Buzzard and Tim, Fritz?, Kissy-Kissy, a late night date with a guy on a trampoline, horse shows and Carter Ragsdale, Don Vierengel and Dale'?!tirSLXW! Where is he by the way, Tommy Brown and many nights along with give me some covers I on, Little Bit and guy with 520, a party and a grass-less front lawn, fGary Fortner, Marvin and Barbara Smithj, Streak and Neal Armstrong, the good ole skating rink and Billy Alfred to beat up, Carter Ragsdale and his impersonations of Dewey Henderson with Gail on the side all the time, Hal and his perversion, a couple of mornings withf'where is Lu Lu and I know what this is , Bill Laine and may yours be deluxe, staying at Bacchus House till the sun comes up, Barbara Smith and her wierd stories, a trip to Miami Play- boy Club, Serito and his famous LuLu song, a maroon van and the guy inside, a New Years Eve Party and Tommy Brown, George Wiemen and Iohn Wetherford, Turkey Hatcher and his 400 Satelite with the creature from the Black Lagoon, munch out at Sportsman, major accomplishment of getting Carter to Big Daddy's the dudes from Indiana and dental floss, strike three and your out Richard Lucky, another year at this hole, and at last I give you to your brother Haroldine, To Carola I leave plans to go out, a boyfriend Uimmyj, a friendship, and a night out on the town, To Heather Anthony I leave PBDS 81 PBA, Bill Laine and My brotherjustin, New Hampshire and Mr. Thayer, and a babysitting job at the Anthonys, To David Bonelli and Greg Craddock I leave them English class and a few jokes, 1954 car racing movies, my hot rod car and lunch out, To Buzzard Brenner I leave cigs and Day School, To Iana Prestwich I leave her Laura Lee and some of my old boyfriends, To Mr.4Bonelli I leave him a squashed foot, jokes of the day, his failure of a son, races to lunch at Burger King, a 0 on his next Chem. Test, and a dog who fell out of the Washington Monument, To Mr. Aikey I leave you peace from everyone in school, many talks, a friend and love, To some of the students at this school I leave the following saying and hopes It comes true- May the fleas of a thousand camels infest your armpits to others I leave them a home at Dreher Park Zoo or Lion Country Safari which ever you prefer, To the rest of the teachers and staff I leave them respect because in this school they don't get much of it, to Tommy Brown I leave him a new pair of pants, a new volkswagon windshield, a night at the rollar rink with Carolyn Morse, a whole lot of loving since Ian. 6, 1974, and a big loud HELLO To the school I leave hope for another year of school, to my family I say good-bye because I will finally get out of the house and out of Palm Beach, to my friends I leave my love and what ever I have left to remember ...... 92 I Daphna Dunkelman leave the following: To Tudy I leave a life long supply of Hard as Nails , typing class with Mrs. B. and an expense paid phone call to the Alligator. To Victor I leave Icies, the parking lot, a punching bag and many more High and happy years to come. To Carol I leave school, Vantastic, cruises to Worth Avenue and greenery, the B.M.W., munchkins and more munchkins, the bathroom, Prehler and Have it YOUR way. To Laura I leave a years supply of Cheese Whalers, New York, and the Fiat, Mercedes, Triumph, jaguar, Toyota, Porche, etc., To Danny- Get OUT To Steve, Qcute buttj. To Heather I leave before school cruises in the Comet and a happy life filled with many butter scotch sundaes. To Barbara I leave P.D.Q. To Marcy I leave basketball games, Peter Dinkels and a picture of P.W., one of your favorite people! To Holly I leave a hell of alot! To start with, I leave you the Comet, the beach on Sundays, tinnis, lots of smoke, johnny Winters concert, Thuck, Cock and Bull, Pink Pussy- cat, Dinkels, Peter's, Burger King, Yes concert in Miami with jimmy and Carol, The Hut after Basketball games, Tropikist, munchies, DaphNA, Rosarian, and a car of your own with a garbage disposal in it. And last but by no means least to Nola, I leave many memories of last year and the good times l'll never forget. And in the end I leave to my teachers and the school many more years of success and happiness, for without them none of this could have happened! Q ,t,., A MM. 0 VV - ef ,f Daphna is always clowning around! 93 I Victor, being of sound mind and body but slightly in- ebriated, I do hereby leave all my possesions of memory, love, and anything else that might pop up to the follow- ing: To Dan, I leave English class, basketball games, Din- kel's, and 500 cases of Smirnoff. To Paul, I leave basket- ball, Dinkel's before and after the game, poker, Tudy if she's still around, and may all your dues be paid. To Sha- ron, a good mood, and 30 minutes of back scratching. To Greg, I leave all the OH YA's in the world and a double dribble. To Peter, I leave the Palm Beach parking ticket you gave me at Tudy's party. To Penny, I leave 10 cases of Tab and 100 pounds of Macadamia nuts. To Iana: His- tory class, and anything else that I may have forgotten. To Cindy, I leave History class, the test before you take it, and a bell that rings 15 min. early. George: all the Mich- elob you can drink, good times, and all the four letter words tin Espanolj that I can think of tPuntaj. To Dapper Dan, I leave a good Good Morning. And last, and prob- ably least, Tudy, I leave 2000 cases of Coors tin the small cansj, Good Times at Bill's, Creature Feature, all the good in my driveway after school, all my love, and a promise to COOPERATE when possible.-Goodby people- , I, Danny Barr, bequeath the following to my dear friends: To Paul I leave the memories of the past, and our hopes for the Future twhatever they might bei. Friends through thick and thin, good and bad times, I leave the hope that we remain the best of friends. Take Care. To Sharon, I leave a free pass to Testa's and as many Lobster tails as you can eat! Plus a membership to Vic Tanny's helath spa, tso when you become fat you can take off all the weightj. Also, I leave you Boardwalk and Park Place, well almost, Park Place is mortgaged but I can let you have it for half price. I Love You. Can I have a cigarette? Please? To Victor, I leave jimi Hendrix, Big Daddy's Dinkel's, and Tudy. iListed in order of importance. Come on Tudy, I'm only kiddinglj, Ha. Ha. To Iorge, smoke Dope , Cam- bodia , Save the Children , Peace Corp , Bang Kok, man , Peace Love and Happiness , plus a complete list- ing of Spanish expletives for Home basketball games. To Todd, I leave the stars. I'm sorry I can't give you the 3 trillion for the spaceship, but you seem to be doing a good job at flying all by yourself! To Mr. Thompson-I leave the Pullitzer prize for best novel, a lifetime professorship at Harvard, for Dukel University, a lifetime supply of Kate's Witchcraft , and the salesgirl at Ramon's, you know, the nice one . Ha Ha Ha, Ha, toops!?I I blew it for you. To Cindy-I leave my love. To all the rest of You Clowns , I leave a 3 ring circus, the show must go on . That's shoooow biz . 94 ffl? I, Siobhan, still alive and somewhere on the east coast do hereby leave the following: To the next Student Council, good luck. To Mattie and Molly who helped keep me from going senile I leave, rides to school, ski- ing lessons, Munchkin man, Fritz, with the hope you don't ever need him, and oh yes Martie, a reserved seat at the pump-house. Barbara, Give it a chance , a stopover at Bay Shore on the way to West Hampton, the Beach Boys, and lots of good times. To Carol, god did we struggle, I leave you French in its entirety, and many laughs. Pat, good times, Gilgo Beach, Hawaii, New York, and Oh, remember, That car is not a toy! . Victor-Geometry and Oral Study. Oh Noel you are very Preppie , and don't smash up that car tif you can get it into the right gearj. To Mr. Aikey, I leave a carton of Kools, errands, and many thanks for all of those conversations and happiness you give most people. I also leave you your iione son and 112 son. To Miss Huston and the cast of Mash, many more hits. To all of my teachers, many thanks. To everyone I didn't mention from the lower Iogia, thanks for the laughs. To Okra, one of the finest friends, To you I leave a hope that you find the happiness that you de- serve. We have gone through so much together that there just isn't room to say it all. I have a sore and somewhat soggy shoulder, and we both must have very weary ears. Remember Dinkel's, lunch, Butts Qwhat a crummy carl. Remember all the cruising and Hey Buddy, SURF'S UPU' The Beach Boys, Loggins and Messina, The Eagles and Clark and a trip to Bay Shore. Endless Dirty jobs and conversations with Sir Aikey, I could go on but all I can say is that you are a true friend and I can't say more than that. Last but not least, to my mom and dad who I know will read this. To you I give a hope that I make it through college by the time I'm thirty. Also thanks for being you, the finest people in the world. Boomy is wondering if that could really be Annette Funicello standing between Victor and Scott! Barbara got dressed a little early for the prom! I -' ' , ,, ,X H f, I i,'f ,, - ,,,.l, HVfV,.f 95 I, Barbara Boutell, do hereby bequeath the following: To Marcy, three years of good times and bad spent to- gether, Coach, ride to Monte Verde, Shot at Teds, our tour of the lake, a certain evening at Peter's, the name Marsky, a ride on Rich Sander's boat, warning, Warn- ing , the ability to drink more than one sip, a few more inches, fire one , Hitting Dr. Flynn, my thanks for your understanding and friendship, and the hope that we will always be close. To Debbie, a very memorable summer, good times with Everglades, Animals, Spoons, Greens in the morning, Iumpl, short rides in Putts, an award fto please Momj, memories of New Year's Eve, a busy but fun Senior year, away games, winning one game of jacks, Home Ec, our jfs, angel food cake, being Charlie, the play, the tidybol lady, Ieff's pants, at Peter's much happiness and many more and the wish that we shall always remain sat on by swimming memories close. To Renee, a long, late night, behind the wall at Teds, Dr. Murray, Romper Room, a day without a fight, the backs of chairs, the hope that you may someday be able to not I fall out of your chair, a lifetime certificate to McDonalds, extra cushions to add height, surprising john and me, Give me a kiss, Murray , I waited for you , getting out of demerits and class, poker tTed's and schoolj, telephone in the car, It's not what it looks like , Christ- mas Dancel, Deb's wedding, broken toilets Murray, many more memories too long to list, and a lasting friendship. To Molly, Hippo making it six years and still being partially sane, walks on the reef, a scary night at Nancy's, rides in the Glasshopper, Ted, many years of memories, and good luck in the future. To Cindy, a meatball sandwich at House of Pizza, thanks for your help through the year, a person who can keep a date, and I'm telIing . To Martie, the reef, broken washing machines, laundry rooms and Terho, and the nickname Monkey. To Sharon, World History, British Sterling, graduation long ago, hope of never seeing your friend and mine , ninth grade, getting stopped with Pizza, and many other good times. To Mrs. Bird, her help in cheerleading, understanding on rides to games, a fun year in Home Ec, and my thanks and love, To Mr. Aikey, his always glad to see you face, and my thanks for his understanding and help that he has given me throughout the years, whenever it was needed. To all the students remaining at P.B.A., the best of luck in all they do. I, Debbie Minker, still being of sound mind and body-no matter what my friends tell me-bequeath the following: To Peter Kaye-a higher chemistry test score. To Peter Dolce-1,000 copies of Grey Seal . To Greg Craddock-a book on 1,001 creative booby traps set with tacks and a scholarship to Murray State U. To joy Nemec-a can of red ants at a car wash and the confidence you soon will not need. To Molly Fleming-a winning season to cheer for. For Marty Fleming-a wish that someone returns the compassion you show oth- ers. To Sandra Durloo-summer fun, the unattended concert with Barry and Benali, rollerskating, David and Benali and many long talks, an interesting Christmas, Dinkel's with Murray and 2 a.m. phone calls, a friend- ship that has grown so much from its start at the President and a wish that in time you find what you are looking for. To Marcy, happily I leave those wonderful days of a fun threesome and close friends for a Christ- mas vacation. Unhappily, I leave a simple-stringed instrument, the 96 anger and fighting I will never understand and the hope you someday discover the true meaning of the word Friendship . To Turnip Zimmermann, I Zuchini lZuchij leave your personal vaulting box for the hello cheer, our great ability as chefs, a little salad with your water at Clewiston Inn, your mastery of French, a garage with a Mercedes to walk into, honey ice cream, Do you want to lay some---on the table? , the ping pong champ lmej, sex kitten, goddess of love, 1,000 personalized deluxe yellow pencils with erasers no less, all the other ridiculous things only you can pull and the wish that you never lose the qualities that make you such an enjoyable and good friend. To Miss Barbara Bootell, I Minks leave a cheerleading scholarship to Pahokee U., 10 more haircuts to love like the last, many rides and screaming in Putts UUMPIJ, my genius on Slave Day- Burger King and Green's, MJ. because I sure don't want her!, and summer-staying with you, Sparkle, C.B., Fru-Fru, playing Spoons, Animals, lacks and Bingo, a LK. for you and a Benali lEvergladesj for me, good aim at rock-throwing-just the wrong window, Pud Tarzan Marshman, half of a big thanks for my surprise party, an evening bag and blue jeans at the airport-you never know where the party will be, the best Mitzi and Fritzi Bonwits, my parents other daughter , Carpet World -where I shop every day, the Ty-d-bowl lady, a long New Year's Eve, our other numerous adventures and some ups and downs but hopefully a bright future for our friendship. Mostly for you Barbs, I wish that you find the happiness to life so rightfully yours. To Siobhan, lpronounced the way it lookslj, the never doubted, true friend of friends, I Okra leave the first day's .. . are you going to lunch? , the friendship that had to be, straight leg Levis, my pending trip to Bay Shore, Bethesda and Whitman, your imaginary family, adjustments and hard times we came through together, pi- ano playing, my twin Clark, a ski slope nose, the other half of the thanks for my party, gratitude for sharing your friendship with me, truly always being there, listening and helping. Finally for you Boomy I wish that you find the place where you can be the kind of person you want, achieve all your goals and receive all the goodness in life you deserve. To Sir Irving Aikey lr. ldon't forget the lr.!j, I leave the biggest thanks for all you've done for me. To P.B.A. I leave the kind of people to give you a future. Finally, to my parents, the dearest people in my world, I give you all the love I perhaps don't express. Hey Big Boy, What are ya doing for the prom? 97 I Molly Fleming being of UI mind and UI body bequeath the following: To Boom I leave your thumbs up ex- pression SURF'S UP , all the boat break downs during skiing and the boy watching done on the beach and the many rides to school and the scarey adventure home again, never thought I'd make it. To joe I leave a diving mask to go with your snorkle, a push off the good ole' balcony good luck with your mouth in the future. To Peter I leave You dumb idiot, 100 bobbypins, a crew cut and a life's time of the Beatle's also a coat fully buttoned. To Marcy I leave a vegetable garden, Coach M. and lots of fun. To Cindy I leave those cute little brown shoes to you and you only. All the times you were going to spend the night. Our experiments in Chemistry, I leave you some of my fat, and a set of clean clothes after each meal. Our talks about Dirty Harry and Chip BEEP BEEP. A quiet chewing gum and a few extra hits when you're not looking. To Renee I leave the Tidle Wave you can have it, don't forget the future, you can keep your Na Na or how ever you spell it, and of course Murrey. To Barbara I leave FOND memories of Graham Eckes and Chippy . 50 gallons of burbon, a lunch lunch menu, games and McDonald's and polish jokes, the great state of Michigan. Suzie's left over cat food for Pembrook. To Pat I leave your 15th and 16th birthday and the road all to yourself, P.B.A. for another 2 years, our funny talks, my dumbness, use your voice and become a cheerleader, a good Senior year, Freddy ha ha rides to games and forever HOT LIPS lots of fun and I'll miss you. To Martin, Mergler and Nancy I leave the great School Bus. To Martin a place on Broadway. To Marty I leave everything, the beach, Luxembourg and Seattle, fun at college, mail, and Debbie's birthday party, the fond memories of you and Barbara at the washing machine and our first year at Graham Eckes. To Debbie I leave Cheerleading, the fun of everything you do and happiness in the future. To Miss Huston I leave that Good ole' Mashville Sound. To Miss Shady another yearbook and the Christmas Dance. To Mr. Aikey all the great fun we had the first year you came, and the fun of bothering you and all the games you came to last year. Many good years ahead and the happiness you deserve. To all the juniors have a great Senior year. l fl' ' 'g B Editor's note: w I. All misspellings and grammatical 1 ' f errors are those of the authors and not the editorial staff. We also wish to extend our sincere thanks to Susan Shady for all the time and effort she devoted to helping us with this yearbook.-The Staff 98 as aux ' '5 5 Leonardo Da McManus at work! Scott is eyeing what's growing in that pot! -A ,Q 99 UNDERCLASSMEN ADDRESSES Greg Bafalis-8 241 Southwood Road Palm Beach, Florida 848-3650 Lisbeth Barron-8 227 Ocean Terrace Palm Beach, Florida 848-5225 Rick Brenner-10 7830 Pine Tree Lane Box 63 West Palm Beach, Florida 585-5054 Chris Burck-9 240 El Vedado Way Palm Beach, Florida 655-4545 Lynelle Chauncey-7 3159 Medina Circle Lake Worth, Florida 967-3159 Harold Cloud-8 7125 Belvedere Road West Palm Beach, Florida 686-7084 Luann Cloud-11 7125 Belvedere Road West Palm Beach, Florida 686-7084 Adriana Dolabella-7 561 North Lake Trail Palm Beach, Florida 842-1165 Peter Dolce-11 1227 Harbor Drive Delray Beach, Florida 278-2185 Lois Dolly-11 7608 S. Flagler Drive West Palm Beach, Florida 582-5369 100 Sandra Durloo-10 222 N. County Road Palm Beach, Florida 655-1219 Lela Edwards-9 424 Seaspray Palm Beach, Florida 655-9216 Nancy Garrison-7 87 Golfview Drive Tequesta, Florida 746-0033 Marcy Hoffman-11 233 Tradewind Drive Palm Beach, Florida 844-5555 john lohnston-11 1714 Consulate Place Apt. 10 West Palm Beach, Florida 683-1280 Peter Kaye-11 4484 Fountains Drive Lake Worth, Florida 967-5761 Ann Keiser-10 130 Sunrise Ave. Apt. 419W Palm Beach, Florida 832-1752 Ellen Keiser-9 130 Sunrise Ave. Apt. 419W Palm Beach, Florida 832-1752 joe Lazow-11 127 Peruvian Avenue Palm Beach, Florida 655-4265 Lana Lee-9 4 El Bravo Way Palm Beach, Florida 655-6066 Laura Lee-11 4 El Bravo Way Palm Beach, Florida 655-6066 Honey Loew-11 144 Seminole Avenue Palm Beach, Florida 832-4633 Noel Mason-10 210 Emerald Lane Palm Beach, Florida 655-1797 Michael Mayo-9 2910 N. Flagler West Palm Beach, Florida 833-5969 Rodney Mayo-7 2910 N. Flagler West Palm Beach, Florida 833-5969 Evelyn Mehler-9 302 Wells Road Palm Beach, Florida 659-1305 Eddie Melton-8 848 Lakeside Drive North Palm Beach, Florida 842-8762 Keith Mergler-9 8660 Nashua Drive Lake Park, Florida 622-2876 Liz Miropol-7 7167 Bobalink Court Lake Worth, Florida 965-6484 lim Miropol 7167 Bobalink Court Lake Worth, Florida 965-6484 Pat Muller-10 222 Cherry Lane Palm Beach, Florida 848-5715 Carol Murphy-11 8 Rio Vista Drive Tequesta, Florida 746-6828 joy Nemec-9 1438 N. Ocean Blvd. Palm Beach, Florida 848-2105 Mary Nordham-11 1320 North Lake Way Palm Beach, Florida 844-2626 Pam Ober-10 215 S. County Road Palm Beach, Florida 655-1543 lulene Prestwich-9 cfo Palm Beach Academy Palm Beach, Florida 848-6949 Randy Robinson-10 1891 Terrace Drive East Lake Worth, Florida 582-4817 lim Rosencrans-7 318 Peach Curve Lantana, Florida 582-8850 Holly Stachelberg-11 158 South Ocean Blvd. Palm Beach, Florida 655-2147 Paul Staff-10 3564 S. Ocean Blvd. Apt. 624 Palm Beach, Florida 588-6911 Steve Thomson-11 149 River Drive Tequesta, Florida 746-7094 Les Tronzo-9 202 Coral Lane Palm Beach, Florida 659-2351 Martin Uthe-11 2675 Lake Drive Riviera Beach, Florida 844-7067 Kelley Wales-9 252 Cherry Lane Palm Beach, Florida 844-5401 Carol Zimmermann-10 272 Southland Road Palm Beach, Florida 848-1611 ELWEHEWLWILW1mmmL1L1ul51lLimL1lQ1151l51lL51LiwLiuLi1UwLi1LalLi,m5,L-1,155 5 LM 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Q 5 ,11 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 E 5 5 5 55 5 5,5 5 5 5 ,5 5 5 5 5 5 E 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 Q 5 ,fl 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 .ILT 5 5 5 5315 L lg 5 5 ll W W W WIEUEILWISUELWEILWLWILWllLilLi1L:1u:ill5l1liil1glLqLillLilLiLlQL,5lLilE5 PATRCNS The Dadrians Pearman's General Store Green's Pharmacy Elizabeth Arden Robert E. List Robert E. List Company Harry Berger Robert E. List Company Blanche Rotman Cordially Yours Best Wishes Class of '75 Dr. Peter S. Dolce Mrs. S. Hixon Simpson Mr. and Mrs. B. Dunkelman Mr. and Mrs. j.W. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. E.M. Loew Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Stachelberg Mrs. joseph R. Mason losef J. Barr Mr. and Mrs. Robert johnson Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mehler Dr. and Mrs. Richard Hoover Mrs. M.S. Boutell CCJNGRATULATIONS to Debbie and the Class of '75 r. and M les Mink BEST WISHES from Buttons and Bows and Sunrise lr. Bootery 220 Sunrise Avenue P Im Beach, Florida GOGD Compliments f O to the Staten Drugs, Inc. SEN' 283 Royal Poinciana Way and Bradley Place fl Palm Beach, Florida Greetings and Best Wishes To the Students and Faculty of Palm Beach Academy Colleen and Glen Bertrand T H E P R E P S H 0 P 224 Worth Ave. Phone 655-0130 Official School Outfitters Compliments to the Senior Class from W WY NNW Gsmzmsns APPAREL or wsmuazou :WB wokm Avenue PALM BEACH, FLORIDA 33080 655'-63 Q3 rue srone wmv The Dabs UI Kibnnls nuTo REPAIR AMD SERNHCE CE MER Suwmse Ano BRADLEXI fOppOSI1'E BILTIAOP-.E HOTEQ 253' H479 sasgfluvo PA Un BEACH' FLA' 1 7 Congratulations to the Senior Class Dr. 84 Mrs. Thomas P. Mclylanus Happy Days Peter Dinkel's 207 Royal Poinciana Way Palm Beach, Florida Congratulations Class of 1975 Ann 84 Ellen Keiser Congratulations to the Senior Class Mr. 84 Mrs. Sanford Burns Marion Smith and Sebastian Freshman May the blessings of Life await you may the sun of glory shine around you And may the gates of plenty, honor and happiness be ever open to you. May no sorrow distress your days .. May no grief disturb your nights may the pillow of peace kiss your cheek And the pleasures of imagination attend your dreams. -Charles Dickens CONGRATULATIONS Class of 1975 UNITY of the Palm B ch WEE WISDCJM MONTESSORI SCHGOL BIOFEEDBACK TRAINING CENTER CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of '75 Samuel Harold jewelers CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to the to the Senior CIHSS GRADUATING CLASS from of H 'ONS PALM BEACH ACADEMY lost from friend A Friend WE EXTEND QUR CQNGRATULATIQNS AND SINCERE BEST WISHES MIN DOUBLES T0 THE CLASS OF 1975. Mr. and Mrs. William l. Fleming 'Ill W1 ,, sf ,f j, L 9, J vw yi? ,Vi i A H l:.,A 'W 'if f , ,,,.. , . V ww wg xl ff 1 4 M 9 Mm , , , ,,