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Green Farms Academy - Excalibur Yearbook (Westport, CT)

 - Class of 1986

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F? 'Q . ,.l rv , , , ,. , h 3 A , 1 ,, Jem ,, 4 Q- - J' ' A E Q W ,nu Q, nf U ,Q N ,ft mi X , Q hw ,, K 1 Aa ' v f.- . .f . r , , X 4 . m , Q. ,mx K . W4 n , - f 1 5 P in A 1 N .1 L 1 uv . -,. ai , 1- qi-v 4 ,ne ff mr, Q , A ,Gif : wryrfc. x v Q3 ,E i N X A, in r. 12 . v 7.-. F E 1 3 sp Sa .. L 'rj . 3 Y - - ,,zx+.,,,p,,g, X 1 1 .. ' g uf- 1-:M f C6MfbLE'DEJiMES'TifIWE FEA TUR 4 Q s Mm Q V M af X .,,.. 1 ... L i.f .SQ QM DEDICATION We dedicate this yearbook to a woman who has touched us all with her warmth and humor and has never failed to be there for us when we needed a hug, a smile, or an occasional push. She has served as an example to each of us, both through her genuine care for the school community and through her active humanitarianism. We respect her for her ideals, love her for her humor, and appreciate her for the countless things she has done for us. We thank you, Mrs. Van Acker, and we love you. APPRECIATION Never before has anyone made such a posi- tive impact on our school so quickly. Your en- thusiasm, both in the classroom and on the playing field, inspires us all, and we are amazed to find ourselves as excited about history as you are. You are a talented coach, a gifted teacher, and a special person. We thank you, Mr. Weiss, and we hope you never forget your first U. S. History class. SPECIAL RECOGNITIOP Greens Frms Academy is a special place because of the special people who work here. In spite of incessant requests for supplies, schedules, or copies, you greet us with a pleasant smile and genuine willingness to help. Thank you, Mrs. An- derson, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Ke- plesky, and Mrs. Rice, for a cheerful dedi- cation and sincere interest that makes you an integral part of the G.EA. family. DIRECTED BY f FACULTY ADMINISTRATION , , II , yy . A I 5 II JAMES M. COYLE DAVID K. KING Headmaster, History, Athletics: B.A., Yale Assistant Headmaster, Head of Human- University, M.A., Columbia University. ities Department: Williams College, B.A., University of Maryland, M.A., Ohio State University. 4 6 A sri -fs - BOARD OF TRUSTEES - First Row: John D. Upton, James P. Bradley, Linda S. Margold, Lynne A. Warren, Robert A. Webber. Second Row: William Miller, Jr., Henry Von Kohorn, Dr. Jens Hermann, Stephen D. Colhoun, Mark Griffin, Bonnee Larsen, Barbara Bradley, Roger Keefe, Bunny Thompson, Jonathan Dawson. Missing: H. Barclay Morley, Hoyt O. Perry, Jr., Laura Wilbur. Q .,s 4, 'FE ROGER B. TRUE MARION T TAYLOR MARGARET E PATERSON Head of the Upper School, Head of Sci- Head of the Middle School, History: Head of the Lower School, Director of ence Department: B.A., Brown Universi- B.S., Wheelock, Boston University, the Summer School: Bradford College, ty. Bridgewater State College. B.A., M.S., University of Bridgeport, University of Massachusetts, Fairfield University. 6 f 'r 'iN 3 1 EDWARD J. DENES, JR. KATHLEEN OROSZ Upper School Dean of Students, Head Assistant Business Manager. of Computer Department: B.S., Fair- DOROTHY WARDELL field Universityg M.A., Fordham Uni- Business Manager: B.A., Wellesleyg M. versity. Litt.g University of Oxford. RONNIE M. MCINTIRE Director of Admissions, History: B.A., Vanderbiltg C.S.S., Harvard. LR. SARAH B. EDMAN CAROL ETZOLD Director of Development and Public Re- Dean of the Faculty, Science: A.B., Wil- lations, Athletics: B.A., Williams Col- son Collegeg M.S., Rutgers University. lege. ELLIN EPIFANO Assistant to the Director of Develop- ment for Alumni Relations. LYNNE LAUKHUF Librarian: B.A., Russell Sageg M.L.S., Southern Connecticut State. UPPER AND MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY JOHN E. AHRENS French, Athletics: B.A., University of Pittsburgh, M.A., University of South Carolina. ERIC J. BROWN Science, Athletics: B.S., University of Rhode Island, M.S., Boston College. 8 EDITH ANDRE-BJORK Head of French Department: B.A., M.A., University of Aix-Marseille. Head of English Department: B.A., Hamilton Collegeg M.A.L.S., Wesleyan University. MARIJANE W. BELTZ Science, Athletics: B.S., University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Central Connecticut State College. J. GARY CAPUTI Mathematics, Athletics: B.A., Lafayette Collegeg M.S., New York University. G. ROGER CLEMENTS Drama, Middle School Art: B.A., Knox College, University of Besancon, Uni- versity of Bridgeport. 3' .. A ir, ' ., f I JW N Big, V Y V, qs, w . if . , . . 4 :'v v if , if Y I r Q -ew-r.. 1 at ' if 'Af ' . , .Lp-.. ISN fa I ' .U .Pj ' ' l aa, -' 'rf- figysn as ,, 'I ff gg. yr , 'gf i i,, g ft.: .14 , aaa I , '.s ' , Q ff- ,., f',' 'I 711 f1'. , . ., 1: 2: I . if ' -. ' I ' . eet H . trtf s .M-mfs .14 -fww 4 t'f' gl, V. s . ...V ,A mi ii 'f:.:Z:I iflifi is 3 TIMOTHY C. HIGGINS Assistant to the Head of the Middle School, History, Athletics: B.A., South- ern Illinois University. ,...,.. -v S- I s CHARLES H. DIETRICH Mathematics, Athletics: B.S., M.S., Trinity College. MARK S. HOWLAND English, Athletics: B.S., Ohio Wesleyan University, M.A., Trinity College. , 1 DEBORAH GUERRA Mathematics: Boston College, B.S., Uni versity of Bridgeport. IN ELIZABETH HULME Director of Girls' Athletics: Vernon Court Junior Collegeg B.S., Adelphi University. French, Spanish: B.A., Boston Collegeg M.A., Brown Universityg Ph.D., Univer- sity of Toronto. 2 10 'C 4 :Q 4 is W ,-lim . 23535 . W ,f af, ,,,, , ,, J- 'K QS if if is Q JANE A. JESSUP Head of Latin Department: B.A., Grove City Collegeg Western Connecticut State Collegeg Tufts University. MARTHA LAFFAYE Head of Spanish Department: B.A., Na- cional Mixta General Jose Gervasio Ar- tigasg University of Buenos Aires. NICHOLAS C. LITCHFIELD Computer, Athletics: B.A., Brown Uni- versityg University of New Hampshire. QE, S i t DORAN B. MORFORD Director of College Guidance, English, Athletics: B.A., Trinity Collegeg M.R.E., Trinity Divinity School. GORDON N. LITTLE Music: Indiana Universityg B.S., Ball State University. JAMES L. PERKINS Head of Mathematics Department: B.A., University of California at Berke- leyg University of Wisconsing M.S., Port- land State Universityg Pennsylvania State University. CAROL A. MCCLENATHAN Physical Education and Athletics: B.S., Southern Connecticut State College, Southern Connecticut State University. DAVID M. PERRY Director of Boys, Athletics: B.A., Yale University. E. ., at., 11 CARYN PURCELL Science, Athletics: Colorado State Uni- versityg University of Arizonag B.A. State University of New York. CHRISTINE M. ROSS Science: B.S., Fairfield Universityg M.S., University of Bridgeport. 12 .....-ii PATRICIA PYTTE English: B.A., Wellesley College. AMANDA B. SCHWARTZ English: B.A., M.S., University Bridgeport, Columbia University. of ROBERT T. REED Head of History Department, Athletics: B.A., Amherst College, M.A.T, Har- vard Universityg Tufts Universityg Fair- field University. 'Zi KATHERINE M. SCOTT Latin, History, Athletics: B.A., Williams College, M.A., University of Wisconsin. JOHN R. TATE Art: B.EA., University of Colorado. mdnvnuwilwdfvw w-wmwmf ,i H., fff. 1 , . f swf.. f .,, ,,f,,,, ff f . I . MICHAEL S. WEISS History, Athletics: B.A., Maryville Col- lege, University of Wyoming. ANGELA R VAN ACKER Spanish, Director of Community Ser- vice: B.A., Connecticut College, Fair- field University. LOWER SCHOOL FACULTY PATRICIA C. BLOOMER Grade Four: B.A., Rosemont Collegeg M.A., University of Virginia. JOHN A. BUCKLEY English, Athletics: B.A., University of Iowa, M.S. Ed.g Wheelock College. W v 13 E K ELLEN D. FORD Art: B.S., M.S., Southern Connecticut State Collegeg Wayne State University. PATRICIA HILLER Grade Four: B.A., College of William and Mary, Fairfield University. 5 I if 5 gg in it , AE: 25 K E ls w wtf? Q' f 2 2 1. l' ' 5:1 ff: 14 MAUREEN E. HEALY Mathematics, Computer: B.A., Seton Hill College, M.Ed., University of Pitts- burghg Fairfield University. NANCY C. JOHNSON Kindergarten: B.A., Mount Holyoke College. .mg ? JEFFREY R. HEATH History, Athletics: B.A., University of Connecticut, M.S., Southern Connecti- cut State. l i Q ! i P i N ALEXIS KLOMAN Grade Three, Athletics: B.S., University of Vermont, Fairfield University. CARLA S. MACLEAN Assistant to the Head of the Lower School, English: B.A., University of Marylandg M.A.T., Trinity Collegeg Syracuse Universityg Stevens College. w JANICE A. MULFORD Grade Two: B.S., North Texas State. JENNIFER A. MAXFIELD Music: B.A., Eastman School of Music. BARBARA MULQUEEN Grade One: B.S., Wheelock Collegeg University of Bridgeport. .1---.-. .. yi a-7 525 1 'L ' , I ' fir:-sv QQ: if ur .u.: J ' 43 JUDITH B. MORTON Latin, English, Athletics: B.A., Univer- sity of Vermontg University of Aix-en- Provence. DEBORAH WORTH Mathematics: B.S., Oneonta State Teachers' Collegeg Nazareth College. 5, 15 fit -'fi' I OFFICE STAFF - MARGARET DOYLE, VICTORIA HILL, ANN RICE, JOAN BASSETT NORMA ANDERSON, DOROTHY KEPLESKY. Bookkeeper ,gi 3, f KATHLEEN FISHER School Nurse ff 5 'fs ag? aft? .5 W 3 ,Mfg fr if Wa KQQKXKZRW 16 K 'ily zz fia Z JAMES RUSSELL Maintenance JOSEPH EVERARD WILLIAM BENDTZEN Grounds Maintenance Custodian iii ,,,,,, ,uw iii 3, W an an M1 A ff' W R GINO DeLILLO KEVIN MOSELEY Dietician Maintenance STARRI . . . THE SENIOR SUSAN LYNN ABBGTT Perhaps to be too practical Be glad of lzfe because it gives you the is madness. chance to love and to work and to play To surrender dreams - and to look up at the stars. this may be madness. -Henry Van Dyke And maddest of all, to see IQ'e as it is and not as it should be. -Man of La Mancha Eternal nothingness is okay Q'y0u'icmtv53'E?lZL Life is shortg live it up. -Nikita Khrushchev AMY ELIZABETH BAKER Moving ahead so lU'e won't pass me by. In one ofthe stars I shall be living. In one ofthem Ishall -Jim Croce be laughing. Ana' so it will be as if all the stars were laughing, when you look at the sky at night . . . The feeling remains even after the glitter fades. -Stevie Nicks FThe Little Prince K9 W , K i,, f jfj M,,.i1.- ,M K . fggmwu, , fff1gg':,,ff Izgzw an . . , I W I . gg., ,4 ., WM- ' ay I -' ' 1-J'Q.,tv jf' V I H 3 'M V1-'rwmj' f- at .riff L,-V? .V t 543 A N .ti ,m,-.g1' A ff, A i , W t.:,..,. 5,,f'f,, fy, .W L, , :KL Q, , V' W hy -' 45, ,,,'.,g.,, 6 . 4 T M, , .43 ' ' ' hx - fp- -f' A ,Ln V ' U-' I ' V, . 2.4 4-4. V qw ,fu fi. Wh., -,A Q I. , ,,,4,z,'n5 ga' A J, A, W, ,mi .J W, , '- I N., M I 'V g I ,.k aw 4.41 , K+ in .ik H xv, Q, . Min ti K rbi, i new W , kr .is ,VV ll . V, ,, u. '-gf, W in va . .4 ,L ',, . . t-S, . H N ,, 1 , . - ., ' Q. Q ,. fu'-'Qatar Y y-A -Q Q 'fad 5 ,xg egg, nh W ui .. , , aw , -r-M me 3,-, . 7 V x -P g. 2 I I ,Na gg ,Q 7 ' ., W. 4 1 ,, , L . 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' 'f , at .K . t w,..w2,,.gv 227' ,fi J? 1. '-.,1i,f ' 'B' .. .Q ,A 'Z' isa, Comes a time when the blind man lakes your hand and says, D0n't you see, got to make it somehow on the dreams you still believe in. -G.D. K I W7 ANDREW VERNON BANAS Wake up and live! -Bob Marley MARTIN BJ CRKLUND Cultural exchange at its best. -Heineken commercial 5 lie 2 Sr 'mov LISA JILL BROVENDER Let the disappointments passg Dorff bg afraid of Change, Let the laughter fl! your glassg Because If you dgfff ghange, Let your illusions last until they shatter. you L-gn? grow' -Jackson Browne WINTHROP DAT-KEI CHAN I make myseU'laugh at everything, forfear of having This is not the end. It is not even the beginning ofthe end. to weep, But it is, perhaps, the end ofthe beginning. -Pierre-Augustin Caron De Beaumarchais -VWnston Churchill 1 am not at all the sort ofperson you and I took mefor. -Jane Welsh Carlyle Af if eiiit ,aw 3? I-. CHRISTOPHER JAMES PATRICK CULVER The bow is broken, the arrows are gone. At this critical moment A feeble heart does not like to beat With power and force. When a pointed arrow is released From a loosely strung bow it will surely pierce the king. -A Master of the Kamakura period of Japan NOEL JOHN CUNNINGHAM This is no longer a vacationg its a quest, a questforfun. We're going to have so much ifun we're going to need plastic surgery to wipe the smiles of our faces. -Chevy Chase Many dreams come true, And some have silver linings. I live for my dream And a pocketful of gold. -Led Zeppelin They say I'm crazy, but I have a good time. -Joe Walsh 26 ALLISON LYNN CURRIE When I was a child I caught afleeting glimpse, Whenllook back on allthis fstujfj out of the corner of my eye. I learned in high school, its a won- I turned to look but it was gone: der I can think al all. I cannot put my finger on it now. FPaul Simon The child has grown, the dream is gone. 1- have become- comfortably numb. Pink Floyd WENDY ALANA GERSMAN DiNAPOLI And thats the way it is. Look around you and what do you see, -Walter Cronkite Mighty people rocking graciously. Ifyou hurt one you hurt yoursebr too, Yau can get if lfyou really Want. You must love one 'cause they're just like you- AJimmy CIW -Ini Kamoze Q 91 M were 2 One, two, three, four billion souls are gonna rest If all our friends don't try their best To change the way this world is headed for. We can find our happiness, it ain't so hard to jind, But look a little further up the line, Just a little further up in time. Don't you see that we could be the jrst in history, Leavin' all we don't need behind. We could clean it up and make it shine. fRobby Krieger MICHAEL ALBERT DIX Rome was no: built in a day. Opposition will come your way. But the hotter the battle you see, The sweeter the victory. You can get it zfyou really want. fJimmy Cliff KRISTEN ANNE DONOGHUE This it it. This is lUe, the one you get, S0 80 and have 0 ball- O Don't be afraid to take chances. Be afraid ofthe chances - One Day UF 0 Time you miss when you don't even try. A ' ' 4' ,!Mr1w,,. 3, 1 KV' ' . Y 'te ,, I ,W 7, .. 5 f, L ,qs has r I f f :rf fi' M QE. rfkffft ff? AH 34' an-nnfqusm ,Annan 'W A'q hi :af ' WH ' .3 ,-K I f . , 4 Q ' t Qxxe' . I N.. ' '94 r v- 0 M ,W 4-4. M 0 4 M.43.fge.t,3f-fm 5 ,yf,1'jff,yf'ifi3 .- 'vt w 4: V - ' ' , many' fu, A , 1.a,,v'fv'-lvlvusf. 'fff,'.' .gfkl . .9.a.,.tgl fl qi, I played God today, And it was fun! I made animals that men had never seen, So they would stop and scratch their heads Instead of scowling. I made words that men had never heard, So they would stop and Stare at me Instead of running. And I made love that laughed, So men would giggle like little children Instead of sighing. Tomorrow perhaps, I won't be God, And you will know it Because you won't see any three-headed cats Or bushes with bells on . . . I wish I could always play God, So lonely men could laugh. -unknown FELISSA ROCHELLE FELDMAN You've got to get up every morning with a smile on your face and show the world all the love in your heart. Then people are gonna treat you better. You're gonna find that you're as beautdul as you feel. fCarole King t 31 MATTHEW STRYKER PINNEY Try to see the forest for the trees, The windstorm for the breeze. No one said that it would be that easy. You make your way through the debris, Cling to your beliefs, Even though the world might say you're crazy. -Tom Cochrane 42 .Il T 4 Q . Ifyou look at your reflection In the bottom ofthe well, What you see is only a reflection. Ifyou try to see the meaning Hidden underneath, The measure of the depth can be deceiving. -Joe Walsh lwsfbig, il , kc A AA , H if 5 I ,sr eL.J?sfs 5f,-- - a 3: e Q-lm. ' 89 I don't try to change the world, I don't even try to change people - but in the same way I 've changed, I think other people change too. Thats what's important. The individual, thats where you start. . :-- JULIET MARIE GISONDI Revolution begins in your heart, in your refusal to compromise your own beliefs. There is a battle, as I see it, between good and evil, and I think you've got to find your place in that. Thats what it comes down to,' finding your place. I can't change the world, But I can change the world in me If I rejoice. -Paul Bono Hewson 5 SPRINGER STARR HEYD Look up at the sky. Ask yourselves: Is it yes or no? Has the sheep eaten the flower? And you will see how everything changes . . . And no grown-up will ever un- derstand that this is a matter of so much importance. fThe Little Prince 34 ABQ -1: lx Sim i - -, The waves echo behind me. Patience - Faith - Openness, Is what the sea has to teach. Simplicity - Solitude - Intermittency . . . But there are other beaches to explore. There are more shells to jind. This is only a beginning. - GUI from the Sea Anne Morrow Lindbergh W 35 DEBORAH SHEPHERD HUTCHINSON You can't let time pass you by. Oh baby, baby, its a wild world. -gMick Jagger -Cat Stevens As we look at all the past memories - the laughs, the sorrows, the beginnings and endings - we realize that the start of our many journeys has been reached. We will step ahead, turn around, rememben laugh, and once more begin our next journey. -Unknown ff .N .No ,M x , , - A. wg 155.542 is -5221-ik 4,.,. ..5:, ,k:,k kik, S, . . ,. me - f ., L11L' av- X -1 ,,.. . VK K .:.,, 3 .. ,,.. . - , v -Q :11 1 l 'U' ar emi- Pi, Nm, A elm. Q g,i...m- - K' s 0 . W J ANNIE KALB Today well-lived You're never fully dressed without a smile. makes every yesterday a dream of happiness -Marlin Charnin and every tomorrow a vision of hope. -Oliver Wendell Holmes 37 Easy skanking, skanking it easy. Easy skanking, skanking it slow. Excuse me while I light my spltf Good God, I 've gotta take a lm From reality-I just can't lift. Thats why I'm staying with this rw Take it easy, got to take it easy. -Bob Marley New ones coming as the old ones go. Everythings moving here but much too slow now A little bit quicker and we might have time To say How do you do? before we're left behind -Jerry Garcia Robert Hunter ts .gat lVAV.IA W5 DAVID BRADLEY LIPTON From day to day just letting it ride, The future is here You get so far away from how it feels inside. We are il: You can't let go 'cause y0u're afraid to fall, We are on Ou, Own, But the day may come when you can't feel at all. ,Grateful Dead -Jerry Garcia ALEXANDRA MERRILL LIVSEY I have a bike. You can ride it U'y0u like. Itk got a basket, A bell, that rings and dings To make it look good. I'd give it to you UI could, But I borrowed it. -Syd Barrett Ks' . ..,. ,'m W igwl l 3 . g S, ,Q , , A -.X . -f i ' Q d,,f '? .' In. g nn. 7 K A , WB. 'odd' A 4. 4 we lll -e .. 40 as., assi! iz in .iff 2 K' A its Sit in reverie and watch the changing color of the waves that break upon the idle seashore of the mind. -Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Hitch your wagon to a star. -Ralph Waldo Emerson LESLIE KAY LUND Lost, yesterday, sometime between sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No reward is offered for they are gone forever. -Horace Mann 41 STEPHANIE DUNBAR MANES The only peoplefor me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved . . . the ones who never yawn or say a complacent zhing, but burn, burn, burn, like fabulous yellow Roman candles exploding like spiders across the stars. -Jack Kerouac l 42 , ,,K,,' lf ,--f, ,...,,, ' '-ew-ee, b' PAULA ELIZABETH MARTIN This song is over,' I'm left with only tears, Weebles wobble but they don't fall down. I must remember even U it takes a million years. -Hasbro The song is over, the song is oven Excepting one note, pure and easy, Playing so free like a breath rippling by. -The Who AMI LOUISE MATSCHKE The Goops they lick their jngers, And the Goops they lick their knivesg They spill their broth on the tablecloth - Oh, they lead disgusting lives! The Goops they talk while eating, And loud andfast they chew,' And that is why 1'm glad that I Am not a Goop - Are you? -Gelett Burgess Little girls on the shoreline Wander over stones and glassy shells, Intrigued by swirling colors, And fantasize of kingdoms in the sea As the midday sun arises, Looking back, their paths are gone - Still ahead are rocky playlands, See how far they've traveled. -B.A.M. ASHLEY RUTH MENDOZA Dare to be dzjferent Voici mon secret. Il est tres simple: on ne voit bien qu'avec And follow your own star. le Coeur. L'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux. . -Antoine de Saint-Exupery CATHERINE AMELIA MILTON I don 't like work-no man does-but I like what is in the work-the chance to End yourseM your own reality, what no man will ever know. -Joseph Conrad Theres a brand new day out there-are you gonna just lie there and wither away or are you gonnajoin me? -Garfield ,,,,,.,..,..-, f in ' .- r 1 Capture the light, before it is gone, Gaze at the shimmering colors of dawn, Look to the future and never turn back, Be jwmng and feel 'haf fheres nothmg you lack' I thank you for the music ana' your stories of the road, itflv? fez tif Stars' flint stop at fhf moon, I thank you for the freedom when it came my time to go, 'se In I e eavens I e the het sun at noon' I thank you for your kindness and the times when you got tough, GO for the belt' be true a'?d,be strong' And papa fand mama! I don't think I said, Capture the light, before zt is gone. -Clam Zone WDan Fogelberg I love you near enough. Don't take life too seriously, No one gets out alive. -Unknown GENTRA BOUTON NAFF Here we are, Don't let it bring you down, its only castles burning. -Neil hung Like children forever Takin care 0 one another , Whilegthe wozd goes on without us It wont be long befme another day' All around us' We gonna have a good time, I -James Taylor And no ones gonna take that time away. You can stay as long as you like. -James Taylor lf . M QQ , egffifjf ,ag ,V KZYSP I .am , mg., . Q11 if L, 5, I had so much left to do, I had so little time to Dil. Theres some people there you don't forget, Even though you've only seen them one time or two. When the roses fade, And 1'm in the shade, I 'll remember yous Bob Dylan DIANE ELIZABETH NOONAN Well, we know where we're goin', But we a'on't know where we've been, And we know what we're knowin', But we can't say what we've seen, And we're not little children, And we don't know what we want. The future is certainf Give us time to work it out. -Talking Heads 49 ANDREW RAYMCND FRANCIS POTHANSZKY V It ls betler to znvent realzty than to copy lt. Inlfdl 11m0r 111611125 11511, dedlSClI11f 11511. -Giuseppe Wrdi -Ovid V 1 If only I could remember Anything at all. -Robert Smith lThe Curej Journey the road to the eternal reward. -The Cult JENNIFER MARY PRAST Car Dieu a tant aime le monde qu'il a donne son Fils unique, afn que quiconque croit en lui ne perisse point, mais qu'il ai! la vie eternelle. -Jean 3:16 51 JESSICA LYNNE ROSE Nothing worth doing is completed in our lUetime,' therefore, we must be saved by hope. Nothing true or beautU'ul or good makes complete sense in any immediate context of historyg therefore, we must be saved by faith. Nothing we do, however virtuous, can be accomplished alone: therefore, we are saved by love. No virtuous act is quite as virtuousfrom the standpoint of our friend or foe as from our standpoint. Therefore, we must be saved by the final form of love which is forgiveness. -Reinhold Niebuhr E i S I 1 9 REBECCA ANNE SACHS Don't gain the world and lose your soul, You can't change the music ofyour soul. wisdom is better than silver and gold. -Katharine Hepburn -Bob Marley SHERIDAN LEE SHAFER Les grandes personnes ne comprennent jamais rien toutes seules, et c'est fatigont, pour les enfants, de toujours et toujours leur donner des explications. -Le Petit Prince Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the dwerence -Robert Frost And in chasin' what I thought were moonbeams, I have run into a couple of walls, But looking back at the faces 1've been, I would sure be the Hrst one to say, When I look at myseb' today- I wouldn'ta' done it any other way. -Jim Croce Fooling myseU' about how to exist, All by myseU there was much I had missed. You came and showed me What happiness is. -C.S.N. MARY FRANCES SNOW It takes love over gold And mind over matter To do what you do that you must. When the things that you hold Can fall and be shattered, Or run through your fingers like dust, -Dire Straits CHRISTI E TASHA SPR GUE Hang in there Spraguey. R 21,, . .L , ..,.. M, JM, -L.L.C. K No matter where you go or what you do, Ifyou are kind youll make it through. For lUe is just a journey which begins when you are borng You're tossed and turned along the way, But how else will you learn? Learn to be a person, One that is kind ana' true andfair, To make this world a better one for all of us to share. -CTS. . il f1 L' A L , . K:'i l, N Q , 'M l Itf Q x 1- fi' , e ls , ffm,-.. ,,-- ftt ttt , he 'aea ee,t e ttt, , ..., o, V oigt ::, ,Tbk .... .,tt i 1 r KA CATHERINE MARSHALL STEWART Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the jlowen we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind. -Wordsworth My mind can never know my body, although it has become quite friendly with my legs. -Woody Allen 'L4h, I can hear you say, so it was all a build-up to bore us with his buggy jivingf' -Ralph Ellison EDWARD GEORGE SUTT JR. You haven? won Ihe race, if in winning lhe race y0u've lost the respect ofyour competition. Paul Elvstrbm There is a road, no simple highway, between the dawn and the dark of the night, and lf you go no one may follow. That path is for your steps alone. HARRIET KERR SWEENEY TERRANCE MICHAEL SWQRDS buL?'ZZ2ZZS!51 P ELIZABETH KENYON TAINTER I'm feeling okay this mornin', Only you have the power within you. Come on get happy. And you know Just believe in yoursebf -The Partridge Family We're on the road to paradise. -Starlight Express Here we go, here we go. -Talking Heads GEETA A. TEREDESAI Perhaps imagination is only intelligence having fun. Neverfear shadows. They simply mean theres a light shining some- -George Scialabba where. -Ruth E. Renkel There is a limit to mans progress in intelligence, but the development ofthe qualities of the heart knows no bounds. -Gandhi 62 new v 'W' ,lwwfy You think too much. MMM. HEATHER JEAN THGMPSGN I hear you talkin' 'bout your troublesg Take your time, think a lot- Everybodys got their troubles too, Why, think of everything you've got. But you can make them burst like bubbles, For you will still be here tomorrow If you know just what to do. But your dreams will not. -Jerry Garcia -Cat Stevens JEFFREY ORRICK WALLIN He who dies with the most toys wins. -unknown The best things in lUe are freeg everything else comes down to money. -J.W hhte 12 who he ' 4- ' - 'h ' e to M ' .,.-.2-nfs lf M' 1:14, h , viva, Q ri, 1 '2 ' .. 5' ah Q A Yv, Hi,-. fy 4, I zz.: o :ag Qfmsf -t J 1 A 3 Q .ia 6. - .Q-5 - M 91,4 ,ur .Walsh ' laid r et.. , VT 4, 4 4 Q 41 V H r Q Q 4 , ,f ,,,f '-A 93 t' t on ' fa t ,. f -,Y ,Fx I gr bv fi l W h tl 1 e.,, 'Q rx YN If ir fi 2' ' 5 ' lx ' 9 K 'H M H WV? I Vik fx . x A enen V iii ,ytt 'Q e f h1' A 'V I' ' ' .lui Q' Z n or gm K mb M in , 4 f ., I. f ' ' f' .Az 54 ' 1 , 4 FJ 4 6? is SS s f t N ai Q t, Truth resides in every human heart, and every person has to search for it there. -Gandhi I would mould a world ofjire and dew, To see the world in a grain of salt With no one bitter, grave, or over wise, And heaven in a wild flower, And nothing old or marred to do you wrong. Hold injinity in the palm ofyour hand -VWlliam Butler Yeats And eternity in an hour. -William Blake 'R .fr I i , ' 'J Sym ? I Q -fu M 8 1 P! .y 7' f , Af: ' 'YE A v f' 4 NG. I ,' I 'I 3, 1+ . 5' x, '-W. W , gt .fj , ',, xv -. Lf mx Q A,-1 Q,. X Ta. m 0 4 r Q.. px, gg r gil' X PQ , XX Q Q E .N 0 2 'N Q-W ff ..., ww-wx A 9 f ' .QS ff gf WSE. V N gt gy E4 a AP K- QQ: K + W WW., is ilu N 'N ,W ,,,,, WW,,W'- is gs is XX Good friends we've had, Good friends we have lost Along the way. In this great future Ru can't forget your past, So df'-11 yOu? tears, I Sdyl -Bob Marley iw? we 'Vw Jw! qs vm-fy msn, 'mf V Z :Ulla .W ,s xx D H e .,z bil -asf' sa. mg 655' Wm Ima CLASS WILL Sue leaves a copy of Gone with the Wind to Mr. Weiss. Josh leaves his ties to anyone whofll wear them. Amy leaves it up to Gay?! Andrew leaves Skeletor. Martin leaves the country. Lisa leaves chocolate doughnuts. Win leaves a pile of photographs in the darkroom. Chris C. leaves his Nikes to Jonah Crawford. Noel leaves everything. Allison leaves quite happily. Mike leaves his three orange cars. Kristen leaves her shoes at home. Lissa leaves while asking a question. Matt leaves a hackey sack. Wendy leaves her Jeep tracks. Julie leaves not a minute too soon. Springer leaves her bionics to Sandra and Liz. Marianne and Geeta leave Mr. Coyle what sanity he has left. Debbie leaves her bread crusts. Jannie and Ami leave their peanut butter and crackers to Gino. Tim leaves. David leaves seals. Lexy leaves in a daze. Leslie leaves still not knowing everybody's name. Stephanie leaves Ms. Schwartz her discount at A.T. Liz and Jessica leave a cookie fund to Morfordis office. Ashley leaves the farm to go back to the city. Cathy leaves a three-year supply of toothpaste to Morford. Donna leaves everyone a hug. Gentra leaves her kilt to Docia. Diane leaves her car to her mechanic. Drew leaves with Laura. Jen leaves her pink flourescent shoes to the second grade. Becky leaves a smile to Mr. Howland. Sheridan leaves her job at Henry Lehr to Laura and some juicy gossip to Richard Molly leaves Donna a reassurance hugf, Tasha leaves big things to Mr. Perkins. Catherine leaves Aretha's Respect,' blaring in Sandrafs ears. Ed leaves the sound department to Springall. Kerry leaves . . . again. Terry leaves a blanket and pillow to the library. Libby leaves her toothbrush to Liz. Heather leaves her mud pies to Lesley. Jeff leaves his Polo cologne. Carleigh leaves her Chinese-English dictionary. Laura leaves the newspaper staff alone. Chris W. leaves future backstage passes. ACADEMY AWARDS Class Mother . .... Donna Cfass Munchies . . . . . . Peanut M8cM,s Class Father .... Chris W. CQass Politician .... ......... W in Best Driver? .... .... L aura Class Preppy ...... . . Molly Best Parties ..... . . . Andrew Cfass Newcomer .... . . Leslie Class Absentee ...... .... K erry Class Rebel ..... Allison Ciass Ambassador .... .... C arleigh Cass Runner . . . Chris C. Class Artist ....... . . . Ashley Class Sailor ..... . . . . Ed Cfass Babbler . . . . . . Lissa CQass Salesman .... . . David Cfass Big Sister . . . .... Tasha Cfass Smile ....... . . . Amy CQass Bohemian . . . . . . Catherine Cfass Storyteller .... . . Libby Cfass Clown ........ . . . Noel CQass Sweetheart . . . Debbie Cfass Coffee Expert ............ Jannie Class Swiss Miss . . . . . . Stephanie Class Couple ....... Gentra SL Sheridan CQass Yuppie ...... .... J eff Cfass Czarina. . . ....... Marianne Cfassiest CarC'?J ...... ....... . Drew Class Deadhead . . . .... Tim Ernie 8L Bert Award ..... Mike 8L Matt Class Doctor .... . . Geeta Future Headmaster Award . Jessica Cfass Doer ............ . . . Kristen Golden Shovel Award .... . . . Josh Cfass Doughnut Eater .... .... L isa Least Likely to Drown .... .... C athy CQass Flirt ........... . . . Wendy Most Hyper ......... Heather Cass Francaise .... . . . Julie Most Opinionated ..... . . Terry Class Groupy . . . . . . Jen Most Photographed . . . Springer Cass Haircut . . . .... Ami No-Doz Queen ....... . . Lexy Class I.Q. ..... . . . Sue World Class Traveller . . . Martin CQass Junior .... .... L iz Zaro's Queen ................. Diane Cass Legacy .... .... B ecky Class Act . . . . . . The Yearbook Staff NAME Sue Joshua Amy Andrew Martin Lisa Win Chris C. Noel Allison Mike Kristen Lissa Matt Wendy Julie Springer Marianne Debbie J annie Tim David Lexy Leslie Stephanie Liz Ami Ashley Cathy Donna Gentra Diane Drew Jen Jessica Becky Sheridan Molly Tasha Catherine Ed Kerry Terry Libby Geeta Heather J elf Carleigh Laura Chris Withington NICKNAME Swabbit Josh Ames Baner Marteen Teena Win! Culver Noodles Al Mad Max Kristen Lissa Stryker Wendibles Daphne Spring Hofl' Hutch J annie Rim Dave Lex Les Steph Izabif Goop Ashley Milt Donna-Wanna Gen Di Drewsky Twit Rosey-Girl Tai Shafe Molly Spraguey Cat Birdseed Kerry Terry Libster Geets Heath J eff Carlyle Laura Ris Irving KNOWN T0 SAY Give me the pictures, Win. That's not a bad thing. My eyes are stuck? Come on over. In Finland . . Y' I am NOT fickle. Can I see the photography staff? Have you seen today's Far Side?' 97 I want hamburger? something obscene We had lab? Scary! Time's out! Yo! I met the cutest guy. Is he tall? something about Fred C'mon guys. D'ya know what I mean?' Wait . . . everything slowly 'You owe me . . . Where's Noel? I'm so glad I came here! Do you have any aspirin? something pugnacious You guys . . . not much half a word We can go to my house. H.T. and I had another fight. 'Happy Camperl' something off the subject anything and everything Stop abusing mel' This is the thing. Look at my dol' Hey guys! You're a goon. It's true! ? something sarcastic Can I tell you a story? Pm going to fail. Are you serious? I don't know. This may be out on a limb . . . Where's Drew? oooooops Hello What are you doing this weekend? COULD BE a Filofax leader of Albania showering on the cover of GQ American a stockholder in Dunkin Donuts a Presidential speechwriter a marathon winner a comedian an anarchist a stock analyst a cheerleader a Jewish grandmother hackey sack champion at Fairfield Prep in love . . . again in Maine a beach bum an Ivory Girl European at a Dead concert a financier at the beach an orange M 8: M a consultant for Vogue a hit man manager of Ed Mitchell's a fashion designer a Southern belle a stewardess a bikini model captain of the Cosmos a barnstormer a teeny bopper in the Red Cross Eric C.'s lover famous at the club an Olympian a reckless driver in the America's Cup a model underground a social director a prolific writer a MacManus a dogcatcher Chinese Vice President Dr. John Man of the Year '0ULDN,T BE asty lundane ormal l Calculus nchivalrous 'ithout a Bloomies c nambitious ut of shape oring nbtle t home communist unctual law-abiding citizen ot busy nfashionable nerd tuffy convict lain ptight redneck t M.I.T. rbicular assive 'eak n only child mudwrestler actless Ihospitable lodest ihibited nfaithful senior citizen ninvolved 'oring housewife deadhead iean yuppie iustralian n school flichael Jackson librarian n time alm ilaskan mathematician dumb blonde monk Voman of the Year harge OUTSTANDING CHARACTERISTIC her intellect his 800 her waterbed his open-door policy his accent enormous orange sweatshirt his glasses his running his tail her dancing his glasses her energy her smile his hackey sack her aglossy' eyes her height her earrings her style her sweetness interest in older men his laid back attitude his ingenuity her jean jacket her address her shoes her strength her dimples her curls her red Rabbit camp her legs her blue eyes his car? her heritage her Saab Turbo her smile her boyfriends her turtlenecks her cheekbones her leather jacket his dents her jewelry his twisted remarks her London haircut her hair her blonde hair his sun lamp her art Latin his laugh antlers NEVER WITHOUT something red Tic Tacs an apology an excuse an opinion chocolate doughnuts a camera his Walkman Lexy a complaint the Wall Street Journal an announcement guilt the gang a Yeep a funky scarf her friends chocolate a cough coffee hair in his eyes a smile her yellow Rabbit a compliment for G.F.A. cigarettes Dan her brother's clothes her red shoes something to do a hug Sheridan a boyfriend Laura pink shoes Josh the toad Gentra toast and hot chocolate a friendly comment good music SoundVision flyers her moccasins an argument something to say a worry Merona clothes a tan too much to do Drew a joke arms ALTER EGO Scarlett 0'Hara Woody Allen James Dean Eric Clapton James Bond the Dunkin Donut man Mr. Magoo Gary Larson Charles Manson Billy Idol David Stockman Doris Day Gidget Harrison Ford Jane Seymour Meryl Streep Liza Minelli Thomas Merton Julie McCoy Juan Valdez Bob Dylan John Delorean Liza Waxman Shirley Temple Ann Taylor Mario Andretti Mrs. Paul Young Emily Post Madonna Opus Kim Alexis Jenny Piccolo Chuck Yeager Robert Smith Julia Child Catherine Toni Lehr Lucy Van Pelt Wonder Woman Janis Joplin Dave Perry the Invisible Man the Golden Boy a gummy bear a Muppet a Colorado resident Malibu Ken doll a Solid Gold dancer Geraldine Ferraro Crazy Eddie Fido, his dog MISSED CUES Senior Excuses I couldnit be in class today. My parrot had a heart attack and I had to take him to a specialist. I was up until 1 AM doing the assignment for your class. I was so tired that I couldnit get up for class this morn- ing. I won't be in class because I'm going to the Bahamas. I'll only be gone for a few days. I'm sorry but it couldn't be helped. I missed class because I had to report to my parole officer. I won't be in class because Iim drunk. My little dog is being operated on and I,m going to stay drunk until I know sheis going to be all right. I had my paper ready to hand in today but last night my cat had kittens on it. I was on my way to school to turn in my paper when the wheel came off my car. I had to stop and couldn't get here on time. I don't have my paper ready because I was writing it by the pool and the wind blew it into the water and all the ink washed off and I don't remember what I wrote. I'll need a few more days. I missed the exam because I was on active duty last weekend and I fell out of a helicopter. I wasn't here for the exam because I had to take my garbage to the dump. On the way to class I realized I had lost the heel to my shoe at the dump. I went back to the dump and spent 2 hours looking for my heel. I cannot take the exam this morning because I just got a call from the highway patrol telling me that my horse was grazing on the median strip of the highway. I have to return the horse to the corral right now or I will get a ticket. I will not be here for the exam because I saw the sun come up this morning and it was white and that means Jesus is coming next weekend and if that happens, there's no reason to take the test. I missed the exam because I shot myself. I am a security guard at a warehouse and I pulled my gun because I heard a noise. I accidentally fired it and it ricocheted off the wall and hit me in the shoulder. I won't be able to take the exam because I have to report to jail to start serving my sentence for armed robbery. I was bitten by a squirrel. Unless I find the squirrel that bit me, I will have to take rabies shots. I have gone to the park to find the squirrel. I am an Existentialist who believes that we live with no excuses. That is my excuse. My grandmother really did die this time. - Helen Twigg and Roberta Vandermast 74 N- THE SCENE IS SET NEWS '85-'86 TERRORISM It is no longer somebody else's problem. From London to Cairo, terrorism was the headline story of the year. Many Americans were forced to abandon plans for travel abroad this year as department store bombings, airline hijackings, and shipboard sieges became a commonplace occurrence. The use of terrorism became an official gov- ernment policy in countries such as Libya. We've begun to learn that terrorists, those who have nothing to lose, are the ones to fear. The struggle for freedom should be something more than a contest between their terrorists and our terrorists. - Representative Gerry E. Studds QD.-Mass.J Hello, my dearest wife. I am 0. K. - CNN correspondent Jerry Levin, in a note to his wife after he escaped terrorists who had held him prisoner in Lebanon for nearly a year. Get down! If you don't, he's going to blow your head of and mine too. -- stewardess on TWA Flight 847, speaking to a passenger during the Beirut hijacking. I never thought I would be glad to see Germany - Rich- ard Herzberg, who had been separated from other TWA hostages because of his Jewish-sounding name, as he ar- rived in Frankfurt. After seeing the movie Rambo, I'll know what to do the next time something like this happens - President Rea- gan, commenting on the TWA hostage crisis. I was lying withfour orjivefriends in a row but I was the only one picked. fHef looked at me without expression and shot a burst at me. - Mario Orellana, 22-year-old student, after a terrorist attack on a San Salvador cafe that killed 13, including four U.S. Marines. Maybe it's time to stay home. I tell you, as far as I'm concerned there are crazies walking around and normal people can't cope with them. - Achille Lauro passenger Anita Rosenthal. 77 The plight of the Ethiopians drew the world together in an efort to relieve hunger as groups such as Live Aid and USA for Africa raised millions for the cause. FACES OF '85-'86 Shoot the queers. - Houston mayoral candidate Louie Welch, thinking he was of the television camera, suggest- ing how to curb the spread of AIDS. The adminstration has refused to treat this disease with the urgency with which it should be dealt. Representative Henry Waxman KD.-Caljj, urging more funds for AIDS research. The plight of American farmers attracted the sympathy of country singers, leading to Farm Aid, still another musical fundraiser. The world held its breath as the space shuttle Challenger exploded ninety sec- onds into flight, kill- ing all seven astro- nauts. Among them was the first civilian in space. Muammar Qadhafis omcial use ofterrarism struck fear and disgust in the hearts of many Americans. 78 The Material Girl hit it Big in '85, with a 7541 album Ind Sean Penn. It makes you want to go out and kill a Commie. f Mo- viegoer after seeing Rambo: First Blood Part ll. Movie theatre owners across the country attribute their decline in Friday night al- lendance to the nation's newest obsession: Don John- son, Philip Michael Thomas and Miami Wcef' Charles wins the cup, and the royal couple wins the hearts ofAmericans on their '86 tour. The best use of fat since the invention of bacon. - Chi- cago columnist on the Chi- cago Bears Superbowl su- perstar, Wiliam The Re- frigerator Perry. Patrick Ewing, the happy Hoya, goes pro, signinga re- cord SI7 million contract with the New York Knicks. i ,Q- If hell exists, it would look like Mexico today. - Raul Tirado Serrano, Mexico City cab driven after the earthquake that killed thousands. We scared the hell out of the hurricane and it went The mystery is solved as ex- plorershnd the wreck of the Titanic. elsewhere. - New lbrk Mayor Edward Koch is re- action to Gloria. te FAREWELLS 1986 is the year of the comet as we view Halleys once-in-a-lU'etime natural phenomenon. Hey America, Coke are it! - As the worlds leading soft drink company changed its formula and learned that old habits die hard, Ameri- cans screamed in protest. My problem for the first few years was that they kept dying on me. - Ronald Reagan, on why it had taken so long to arrange a meeting with Soviet counterpart. Christa McAulw'e, Gregory Jarvis, Judith Resnilc, Francis Scobee, Ronald McNair, Michael Smith, Ellison Onizukas a nation grieved. Nick Colasanto was known to millions as Coach Ernie Pantusso, the befuddled bartender on the TV comedy series Cheers Samantha Smith wrote a letter asking for peace to Yuri Andropou who invited her to the U.S.S.R. The Maine schoolgirl also charmed Americans as a journalist and TVactress. Margaret Hamilton was a former kindergarten teacher who as the Mcked Mtch of the West in the 1939 film The Mzard of Oz made generations of children gig- gle with terror. Orson Welles was knownfor The death of Roch his work in The War ofthe Hgdmn' one ofAme ' Worlds and Citizen MS gentes' box ofjlff Kanej heroes, focused atten- tion on the AIDS epi- demic, 79 . xx- . Q W f ..,h.b fx.. ..'- ,K W -Q , . x QQ. +5 , 5 S R QL- N ig L 3 . 115 X Y .5 -s,-, . , kk.. . k E' 3 ,, 'Tir -. 353112- X 1 ..., - wx Q --'AQ' xlr Q nv HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU KID I W f W 4 f ,ff ZW ! 'fl X ., ff-if A , 1, x ,4.L r . ,,,- MM-,., ,Q,. ' 1 -4. 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Andrew Whitcup 12. Christopher Mulligan V 'Y N' ' 3' at A X 'tw -1 A ig ., .gf Wa if A F A lik, 'F A Q A. .Q V 'N 2 wig Katherine Dauman Eric Nelson Kathleen Rudkin Patrick Kinsella Lauren Morgens Tyler Richardson Mark Polizzio Lauren Pistell Cynthia Rae Judith Noel Stuart Richardson Maryke Shugrue Allison Caldwell Thomas Mulligan Missing: Jonathan Vreeken FIRST GRADE NN, l 2 SECOND GRADE 1. Nicholas Fash 2. Nicholas Demartini 3. Devon Spaght 4. Jason Lemann 5. John Polizzio 6. Myles Sibley 7. Erin Bradbury 8. Brooke Hewes 9. Alice Sykes 10. Owen Williams 11. Alison Chumnanvech 12. Sarah Tomson 13. Ryan Phelan 14. Jason Wein 15. Kyle Marks 16. Elizabeth Cochrane 17. Emily Von Kohorn lil aa THIRD GRADE M A aww- Elizabeth Hewes John Timmermann Michelle Foster John Gauld Donald Norton David Caldwell Edward Vietor Matthew Concha Michael Regan Jonathan Gadzik Kerrie McKinney Corinne Pastore Alani Principe Rebecca Schaefer Adam Laukhuf Gavin Kleinknecht Z 3 Arvid Nelson Justin Adams Anna Moller FDURTH GRADE :us Joanna Bloomer Sarah Ostermueller Alexandra Fash Katherine Flynn Alexandra Janke Kristina Smith Maeve Sibley Holly Sosnowitz Christine Yu Elizabeth Snyder Robin Perlah Karl Yablonsky Matthew Harding Daniel Larsen Steven Walzer Amanda Linton Matthew Park Joshua Carmody Benjamin Rae Kirsten Jensen Joshua Witkin Stephanie Giavara Tracy Worth Walter Ancker Darek Williams Donald Longueiul Missing: Valerie Jenkins go ll 1 2,5 15 xc., L7 FiRyg2YQQKQl'5 7 2 OI fo GCD li 1-A f.: s f . ,P .. 4 -is my ,-- K y iii I Q 1 A ki , sw S 1' 1? 4 , fr it 'x. 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Mm 8 QMMQYSS Mia M 91 SIXTH GR DE Matthew Townsend Jake Robards Anissa Carter Ryan Hegenberger John Holbrook Robert Wiser Michael McKinney Christopher Sylvestro Jason McKerr Christopher Conaway Charles Hall Andrew Laird Ruth Foster Samuel Nisberg Cary Tamura Heather Huffines John Lee Stacey Smith Allyson Lipton Kymberlee Lickson Susan Heebner Kimberly Holliday Brett Ference Joshua Fishkin Prasanth Akkapeddi Jens-Erik Schwartz Alexander Lehr David Jenkins Justin Locke Becky Vreeken Kelly Marks Emily Harrison Amy Ostermueller Andrea Curti Courtney Loeser Trisha Vought David Vaughn Victoria Hayes Nils Erdmann Maya Teredesai Melissa Rohs Meredith Janson Q I I 6:5217 1 6 il 5'5 ew 'I I , A ' Z 3 M ,A 0 Ar 5 6 'Jr 3 2 Q4 'y JP ,xx ...nm 'T Fld' 'lv-N, ,mf xxx' M ,xx .41 .of .,..v 1,,K A 1 as wg .N ME 'EVM' 'Y 5,-1, K9- kx X tlj X ' 5'N..a , m:, i i! is 1 A f irzyaui .f .ix wh-If i g Q.. A :iss ':N11.xs.xv k k ,fe .Wil 5 1 EVE TH GRADE M - , 9. .. L. 'BAG' ' . , g..e 'lf 1. Jonathan Barnes Emily Weiner Whitney Finch Hays Trott Leah Terranova Alexandra Dawson Elke Sutt Claudia Muro Blair Roberts Michael Hasselt Kirstin Andrejkovics Alyssa Norton Docia Naff Elizabeth Fisher Lisa Bradbury Jennifer Jensen Alexandra Schneider Jennifer Ancker Lucy Sykes Deanna Blasko Alexandra Ganim Sarah Behrenhausen ,-x,..wd- f . K I Q 5 X 2 Missing: Rosie Stovell Bevin McNulty Tracey Newton Pia Guido Jennifer Buttner Breege Tomkinson Tom Grubbs Anthony D'Alto David Janke Geoffrey Burns Scott Witkin Kevin Jaffe Brad Willett Alexander Deegan Kerry Gallagher Marc Gottlieb Elizabeth Jennings Jesse Keller Laura Smith Michael Worth Christopher Berry . is 6 - Wgsfbt NW 5555 45151719 21 L5 Z5 153f2M52C,M,X 27 2? 9910 EIGHTH GRADE Aimee Williams Abigail Smith Stephanie Gisondi Katie Belmont Charlotte Vaughn Ian Schiffer Holly Heebner Stephanie Copelin Rachel Stracka Sara Asher Mitch Kossar Elisabeth Curti Teddy Heyd Billy Crawford Jamie Barnes Jennifer Graves Shana Drake Emily Anglund-Nellen Amanda Woods Catherine Sylte Lisa Garver Jamie Earle Trey Hiller Tom Miller Jennifer Spiak Peter Brett Katie Ruben Timothy Hotchner Niki Fox Sarah Engels Shannon Laukhuf Amy Holbrook Jason Pagano Nicole Marchese Aubray Tomkinson Traci Kohn Sarah Manes Tophie Dawson Erika Rosen Ramon Ocampo Quinn O'Brien Joleen Higgins Anika Smith Jennifer Shenkman Jennifer Smith Paige Baldwin Ryan Mendoza Adam Lippman Missing: Lisa Ostermueller Mi J , 'I L24 Ssgmz 71 afiilktilag A . 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Craig Lieberman 1 U 7 Missing: Kimberly FitzSimons 5 4' 5 2 Q ,O H 12, Christine Hermann Andrea Jarrett Amy Ruger Juliana Weitz Gwen Wilson SOPHOMORES Stuart Rubenoff Mark Sweeney Jana Asher Abigail Weiner Kara Murphy Jerry Bozentko Kim Keller Susan Tainter Pamela Burian Erica Norkin Robert Whitton Andrew Heymann David Steinberger Jacqueline Brucker Kate Sergel Corey Keller Janet Reynolds Nicole Toth Sabrina Kleinknecht Ariana Mass Jennifer Ganim Sung Wook Park 23. Laura Moore 24. Abby McCormick 25. Kathy Walsh 26. Yvette Liem 27. Britt Hiller 28. Elisabeth Bartol 29. Scott Derrin 30. Gay Baker 31. Christine Tomson 32. Kristen Neibergs 33. Craig Bitter 34. Daniel Tower 35. Karen Park 36. Lescia Cunningham 37. Rebecca Yu 38. Alyssa Chumnanvech Missing: Katherine Howlett John Hussey Jenn McDonald Adrienne Ruger JU IGR F - 'NW -4' David Kring Chris Havard Dan O'Brien Kurt Wayne Kira Balkite Tish Tomasky Denise Mangieri Lisa O'Neill Thomas Hornsyld John Pytte Richard Moore Seth Hanford Seth Eisenberg Bill Stallings Laura Hoover Sunil Chaddha Joohui Park Lee Isenstein Sydney Donnelly Mike Costello Chris Deford Jonathan Sloan Robert Springall 24. Anne Kennedy 25. Stefan Rosen 26. Lara Allen 27. Neal Seideman 28. Sandra Van Beever 29. Nikki Maroun 30. Peter Wickersham 31. Jonathan Kuperman 32. Jennifer Pryor 33. Richele Berg 34. Buffy Trott 35. Marisa Kuhn 36. Sara Stevenson 37. Susan Raviola 38. Maria Ocampo 39. Dorothy Ratcliffe 40. Wendy Harris 41. Lesley Gibbs 42. 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ACTIVITIES UPPER SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Jonathan Sloan, John Hussey, Cathy Milton, Chris Wyckoff, Marianne Hoffman Second Row: Susan Raviola, Britt Hiller, Alyssa Chumnanvech, Sabrina Kleinknecht, Joshua Auerbach, Springer Heyd for Jessica Rose, Jeff Quinlan, Jessica Cunningham, Seth Hanford, Lesley Gibbs. Missing: David Stevenson. MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL gi First Row: Tom Miller, Jesse Keller, David Janke, Laura Smith, Lisa Garver. Second Row: Billy Crawford, Hays Trott, Stephanie Gisondi, Katie Ruben. Q DRAMA BOARD lt Mr. Clements Cadvisorj, Carleigh Welsh fvice presidentj, Jonathan Sloan Cpresidentj, Sara Stevenson Csecretaryj, David Kring Ctreasurerj. THE GREENER SIDE First Row: Jana Asher, Monica Portnoy, Nicole Toth, Alexandra Brandstrom, Joshua Auerbach, Drew Pothanszky, Jonathan Kuperman. Second Row: Kathy Walsh, Abigail Weiner, Mark Sweeney, Robert Whitton, Robert Springall, Dorothy Ratcliffe, Seth Eisenberg, Susan Raviola, Laura Whitton, Sue Abbott, Mrs. Wardell Cadvisorj, Ingrid Bernhard, Chris Culver, Terry Swords. Missing: Win Chan, Allison Currie, Becca Safran. PENDRAGON First Row: Alexandra Ganim, Rosie Stovell, Lisa Bradbury, Claudia Muro, Tracey Newton, Emily Weiner. Second Row: Amanda Woods, Lisa Garver, Aimee Williams, Shana Drake. Third Row: Emily Anglund- Nellen, Quinn O,Brien, Sara Asher, Elisabeth Curti, Charlotte Vaughn. . PENUMBRA if S 4 .X . i N I 5 gt va We n r. First Row: Joshua Auerbach, Jannie Kalb, Lexy Livsey, Stephanie Manes, Kira Balkite. Second Row: Sara Stevenson, Richele Berg, Tish Tomasky, Springer Heyd, Catherine Stewart, Carleigh Welsh. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB - '1 .e 'A Q 2 ., ,l 1 L' 1 .Q E First Row: Alyssa Chumnanvech, Tracy Landis, Susan Burian, Megan McKerr, Alyson Nava, Noelle Simpson. Second Row: Rebecca Yu, Jennifer Ganim, Mr. Mclntire Cadvisorj, Monica Portnoy, Marnie Rubin, Kimberly Huffines, Jennifer Etsch. Missing: Corey Keller 4 A.FS. First Row: Becky Sachs, Richele Berg, Sydney Donnelly, Christine Tomson, Susan Tainter, Nicole Toth. Second Row: Maria Ocampo, Kathy Walsh, Leslie Lund, Jannie Kalb, Wendy Harris, Leta Principe, Alicia Eberl, Martin Bjorklund, Amy Baker, Wendy Gersman,Debbie Hutchinson. Third Row: Springer Heyd, Liz Hodgkinson, Tish Tomasky, Heather Thompson, Diane Noonan, Marisa Kuhn, Denise Mangieri, Roxanne Jamshidi, Alyson Nava, Noelle Simpson, Donna More, Molly Snow. Missing: Kira Balkite, Ryan Bell, Jacqueline Brucker, Kristen Donoghue, Lissa Feldman, Ami Matschke. BAILEY CLUB First Row: Donna More, Terry Swords, Joshua Auerbach, Jessica Rose. Second Row: Molly Snow, Kristen Donoghue, Gentra Naff, Libby Tainter, Sue Abbott. Third Row: Seth Hanford, Kurt Wayne, Ed Sutt, Robert Springall, David Kring, Sunil Chaddha, Diane Noonan. UPPER SCHOOL MATH TEAM fx lil First Row: Geeta Teredesai, Nicole Toth, Terry Swords. Second Row: Sue Abbott, Laura Whitton, Janet Reynolds, Mr. Perkins Ccoachj, Sabrina Kleinknecht, Mark Sweeney. MIDDLE SCHOOL MATH TEAM E5 ws First Row: Lisa Bradbury, Rosie Stovell, Michael Worth, Michael Hasselt, Alexander Deegan, Jesse Keller, Emily Weiner, Sara Asher, Tracey Newton. Second Row: Mitch Kossar, Jamie Earle, Quinn O'Brien, Trey Hiller, Ryan Mendoza, Shana Drake. Missing: Mr. Caputi fadvisorj. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB L iff iii First Row: Dorothy Ratcliffe, Kendall Hoyt, Jacqueline Brucker, Joohui Park, Ariana Mass, Alyssa Chumnanvech, Anne Kennedy. Second Row: Elisabeth Bartol, Jen Prast, Laura Hoover, Wynne McCormick, Donna More, Lissa Feldman, Lescia Cunningham, Lara Allen. Third Row: Mr. Johnson, Ami Matschke, Jannie Kalb, Gwen Wilson, Molly Snow, Jana Asher, Julie Gisondi, Courtney Behrenhausen, Sara Stevenson, Britt Hiller, Carleigh Welsh. Missing: Lisa Brovender, Kimberly FitzSimons, Kathy Walsh. BOYS, GLEE CLUB N l--f First Row: Richard Moore, Michael Shugrue, Drew Pothanszky, Lucas Terranova, Robert Whitton Second Row: Chris Culver, Jonathan Sloan, Craig Bitter, Matt Finney, Chris Wyckoff, Mr. Johnson Missing: Jonah Crawford. MADRIGALS ' it 'i , 415 , - ta, I 6 First Row: Donna More, Dorothy Ratcliffe, Jen Prast, Lara Allen, Laura Hoover. Second Row: Mr. Johnson, Ami Matschke, Jannie Kalb, Britt Hiller, Lescia Cunningham, Courtney Behrenhausen. STRINGS First Row: Mr. Johnson, Sara Asher, Claudia Muro, Tracy Landis, Monica Portnoy. Second Row: Elke Sutt, Craig Bitter, Seth Hanford. FRENCH CLUB First Row: Marisa Kuhn, Wendy Harris. Second Row: Susan Raviola, Jonathan Sloan, Jen Prast, Lisa Brovender, Leslie Lund, Joohui Park, Laura Hoover. Third Row: Kurt Wayne, Sara Stevenson, Becca Safran, Jennifer Pryor, Susan Burian, Amy Ruger, David Kring, Sunil Chaddha. SPANISH CLUB Al' W1 N ees First Row: Maria Ocampo, Lara Allen, Laura Hoover. Second Row: Lissa Feldman, David Kring, Molly Snow, Amy Baker, Ami Matschke, Gentra Naff, Kristen Neibergs, Karen Park, Jacqueline Brucker, Kathy Walsh. Third Row: Tish Tomasky, Kurt Wayne, Sunil Chaddha, Jennifer Pryor, Rebecca Yu, Erica Norkin. Missing: Gay Baker, Elisabeth Bartol, Courtney Behrenhausen, Wendy Gersman, Sabrina Kleinknecht, Donna More. NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MODEL UNITED NATIONS First Row: Laura Hoover, Lara Allen, Joohui Park. Second Row: Katherine Howlett, Jonathan Sloan, Allison Currie, Lisa Brovender, Julie Gisondi, Janet Reynolds. Third Row: Jonathan Kuperman, Anne Kennedy. Missing: Countney Behrenhusen, Lescia Cunningham, Richard Moore, Bill Stallings, Carleigh Welsh. PRINCETON MODEL CONGRESS i Q 'F Laura Hoover, Katherine Howlett, Courtney Behrenhausen, Anne Kennedy, Lara Allen, Jonathan Sloan. Missing: Ryan Bell, Martin Bjorklund, Jerry Bozentko, Lescia Cunningham, Janet Reynolds, Dav1d Steinberger, Nicole Toth. ARSENIC AND OLD LACE :.N.W.x..... X g -.. 141 cmsls IN THE Cl-ASS ROOM REMAKING OF EDUCAUON 5? WW X if ..,. ,W WM.-nano-' f AW Asn ugiwiwe ua. 'MW .li .. .v ' 'X - 1 . , xr., ,...::+-B' QF. i x. A , Hman SM M N' 1. -is Egg, ,i .. ' X fa ix i l , f sf fsgxx- : ,S 4'-: yew KA, ' - x view! A X -NAT' 44 ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Q-fi f 'flu i t .III i rffiffgizl . I , ffgf 4, 2 as Z R. girl If t K ff 4 I k,,',T' 2 'fs 1 1 I , . JZ 2 5 . MS? cn . :J X-nr, ,W X., YJ! 4 ? 11, n. ' ,Q 'ir 'Nw kavk' ' ..,, 4.-'XV' ni L Q -155 ., 151' . f YK , ,, sf 5 First Row: Elisabeth Bartol, Kristen Neibergs, Susan Tainter, Richele Berg, Sydney Donnelly, Heather Thompson, Diane Noonan, Lissa Feldman, Tasha Sprague, Lauren Seideman, Nazli Gurer, Jessica Cunningham, Kim Keller, Lloyd Lee, Susan Burian, Tiffany Kuzon. Second Row: Christine Tomson, Libby Tainter, Neal Seideman, Leslie Lund, Sunil Chaddha, David Stevenson, Britt Hiller, Daniel Tower, Kurt Wayne, Lee Isenstein. Missing: Jacqueline Brucker, Chris Deford, Kimberly FitzSimons, Lesley Gibbs, Christine Hermann, Kimberly Huffines, Roxanne Jamshidi, Chris Nichols, Susan Raviola, Molly Snow, Tish Tomasky, Robert Whitton. ATHLETIC HONORS SOCIETY M 1 fi .1 Rx 'Q Heather Thompson, Lissa Feldman. Although we lost many seniors from last year's team, we had a very successful season. We soon developed a strong, unified team and ended the season with a win- ning record of 9-7. We would like to thank Mr. Weiss for a great year, we couldn't have done as well without him. Good luck to next year's team, and thanks to everybody who cheered us on. -Diane Noonan and Tim Kipp, captains VARSITY SOCCER First Row: Thomas Hornsyld, Peter Wickersham, Daniel Tower, Diane Noonan Ccaptainj, Mike Costello, Lee Isenstein, Stefan Rosen, Neal Seideman, John Pytte, Chris Havard. Second Row: Mr. Weiss fcoachj, David Kring, Tasha Sprague, Tim Kipp fcaptainj, Michael Dix, Kurt Wayne, Sunil Chaddha, Chris Deford, Matt Finney. JUNIOR VARSITY SGCCER ,... ., . K NLS K1 h I , . H. 3, - . ' ' ,, , :L I I 1' 'L x :fr First Row: David Steinberger, Robert Whitton, Sean Driscoll, Tiffany Kuzon, Lucas Terranova, Jeff Quinlan, Lloyd Lee, Ryan Bell, Mark Sweeney, NA. Second Row: Mr. Perry Ccoachj, Seamus Nicolson, Andrew Heymann, Chris Nichols, John Hussey Ccaptainj, Matthew Grosso, Jamie Strand, Andrew Rose, Jerry Bozentko, Richard Moore fcaptainj. 145 46 M.S. SOCCER - BLUE TEAM First Row: Marc Gottlieb, Jesse Keller, Geoffrey Burns, Ramon Ocampo, Christopher Berry, Kevin Jaffe, Ian Schiffer. Second Row: Scott Witkin, Jason Pagano, Jamie Earle, Mitch Kossar, Tom Grubbs, Quinn O,Brien, Jamie Barnes, Ryan Mendoza. Missing: Mr. Perry Ccoachj. M.S. SGCCER - RED TEAM First Row: Brad Willett, Michael Worth, Alexander Deegan, David Janke, Jonathan Barnes, Tom Miller, Tophie Dawson. Second Row: Peter Brett, Scott Witkin, Billy Crawford, Anthony D'Alt0, Trey Hiller, Timothy Hotchner, Mr. Caputi Ccoachj. Missing: Teddy Heyd. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY The varsity field hockey team had a successful season this year. . We finished fourth out of eleven teams in the league and made it to I the semi-finals in the tournament! We appreciated everyone's sup- port and hope to bring home the trophy next year. +Lissa Feldman, Heather Thompson, and Debbie Hutchinson, captains. First Row: Lissa Feldman Ccaptainj, Heather Thompson Ccaptainb, Debbie Hutchinson Ccaptainj, Kim Keller, Elisabeth Bartol. Second Row: Lesley Gibbs, Gwen Wilson, Tish Tomasky, Britt Hiller. Third Row: Christine Hermann, Susan Tainter, Gay Baker, Kristen Neibergs, Sabrina Kleinknecht. Missing: Miss Hulme Ccoachj. JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY K 4 First Row: Jessica Cunningham Ccaptainj, Geeta Teredesai, Ariana Mass, Lauren Seideman. Second Row: Marisa Kuhn, Sandra Van Beever Ccaptainj, Christine Tomson, Molly Snow, Kimberly FitzSimons, Sara Stevenson. Third Row: Miss Hulme, Denise Mangieri, Whitney Rae, Wynne McCormick, Nazli Gurer, Kendall Hoyt. Missing: Miss Beltz fcoachj. 147 48 M.S. FIELD HOCKEY - A TEAM First Row: Sarah Manes, Jennifer Smith, Sarah Engels, Nicole Marchese, Erika Rosen, Aubray Tomkinson. Second Row: Shannon Laukhuf, Rachel Stracka, Kirstin Andrejkovics, Holly Heebner, Lisa Ostermueller. Third Row: Miss McClenathan Qcoachj, Jennifer Shenkman, Anika Smith, Paige Baldwin, Elizabeth Fisher, Stephanie Gisondi, Stephanie Copelin. M.S. FIELD HOCKEY - B TEAM QQ-5:3 ,. .A , M, H ' I EW it First Row: Blair Roberts, Alexandra Schneider, Tracey Newton, Docia Naff, Kerry Gallagher, Rosie Stovell, Alexandra Ganim. Second Row: Jennifer Graves, Hays Trott, Alyssa Norton, Leah Terranova. Third Row: Sarah Behrenhausen, Elizabeth Jennings, Deanna Blasko, Bevin McNulty, Jennifer Buttner, Pia Guido. Missing: Miss Scott Ccoachj. VARSITY OLLEYB LL fe Y. , ,k,, W x. . .QMMQ ef? .--,..4..,. .sf . . .t iss,-kg Top: Joohui Park, Sydney Donnelly fcaptainl. Middle: Leslie Lund, Buffy Trott fcaptainj, Richele Berg. Bottom: Mr. Howland Ccoachj, Nikki Maroun, Maria Ocampo, Laura Hoover. JL' IOR VARSITY OLLEYB LL -4 ,Q lv 'ff 1 A 4 1 -L4-1p,5,2 ,lwffgkjfgw mlm ' 2, Q .V 4. ., ,- 'vfm 'ff - gms ' , QM W -.-tw w.A5q.'-,gmvyw 5.3. A .V g 3 ,,:,.,. .,,,,4,r ? , .gnu . Ag r ' f-sf i if -, ,.,.,f .ff va ff, Nw.: hw-,wtte'1 f,...ss ..a.,s .tw , X 5541,-.?7 1, . 4,4 ww... -f pw-g, Q . Aayx' A' .1 4.44 vw' f s1eM,gWM-5 . L. ' F, new 1. 4 i, M , t im. , 1 5 'K 1 H ,QL A ,,ff',,,3 ., ,:1'4,T..q,ig2- ': ,' , f me , 4 , 1 4' ww I., -,Q 1 fi? xr-wif-gf ff? - 3 V U, -, ' I ,.,x, 'j2fhw',t-5:4-f..-L. ns- ,...L,4i,, W- - mmm- He' WW-,.,..t WQ-35? ' L 13.5335 so A322548 m M2 wp? iw? ff 4'-w - . , v f f--' ,,...,,.N A ,,,.--v ' First Row: Anne Kennedy, Jacqueline Brucker, Abby McCormick, Janet Reynolds. Second Row: Lisa O'Neill, Courtney Behrenhausen Ccaptainj, Liz Hodgkinson, Nicole Toth, Ami Matschke fcaptainj. Missing: Becky Sachs, Mr. Howland fcoachj. 50 MIDDLE SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL . .,,-'. ' '- 11 A . . ' A . . K i -t-k -Q,,, - 47 J, ,.. gg I - First Row: Jennifer Buttner, Hays Trott, Docia Naff, Alexandra Dawson, Elizabeth Fisher, Aimee Williams, Catherine Sylte, Mr. Perry fcoachj. Second Row: Holly Heebner, Paige Baldwin, Jennifer Shenkman, Anika Smith, Sarah Manes, Traci Kohn, Jennifer Smith, Joleen Higgins, Sarah Engels, Katie Ruben. Missing: Whitney Finch. MIDDLE SCHOOL TENNIS O' was First Row: Niki Fox, Lisa Garver, Lisa Bradbury, Katie Belmont, Alexandra Dawson, Joleen Higgins, Katie Ruben, Whitney Finch. Second Row: Charlotte Vaughn, Amy Holbrook, Emily Anglund-Nellen, Aimee Williams, Amanda Woods, Jennifer Jensen, Traci Kohn, Mrs. Purcell Ccoachj. In light of our unsuccessful sea- son in terms of a win-loss record Cl-75, the team faced disappoint- ment many times. This was due to many close losses and an occasion- al overwhelming defeat. We also suffered some human losses: Alli- son Currie and Jonah Crawford, due to health problems. The team thanks Mr. Brown for his noble effort and more than human pa- tience. We also thank Vice-Cap- tain Ed Sutt for maintaining our sense of humor-he once tried to run in a Burger King crown. -Chris Culver, captain VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Edward Sutt, Win Chan, Seth Hanford, Christopher Culver fcaptainj, Dan O,Brien, Jonah Crawford, Martin Bjorklund, Jennifer Pryor, Mr. Brown Ccoachj. MIDDLE SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY 5 3, n..,M f v . Adam Lippman, Michael Hasselt, Lucy Sykes, Mr. Mclntire Ccoachj, Laura Smith, Jennifer Spiak, Abigail Smith, Elke Sutt, Jennifer Ancker. 151 L.S. SOCCER - GRADE 6 First Row: Michael McKinney, Robert Wiser, Ryan Hegenberger, Jake Robards, William Sykes, John Lee, John Holbrook, Matthew Townsend, Jason McKerr, Justin Locke, Samuel Nisberg. Second Row: Alexander Lehr, Jens-Erik Schwartz, Charles Hall, Christopher Conaway, Christopher Sylvestro, Nils Erdmann, Joshua Fishkin, Mr. Heath Ccoachj, Brett Ference, Cary Tamura, David Jenkins, Prasanth Akkapeddi. Missing: Darren Blasko, Andrew Laird, David Vaughn. L.S. SOCCER - GRADES 4 AND 5 First Row: Dan Larsen, Charles Foster, William Seabrook, David Loeser, Jedd Gold, Walter Ancker, Joshua Witkin, Darek Williams, Peter Smith, Timothy Conaway. Second Row: Karl Yablonsky, Hanson Tse, Matthew Harding, Alexander Muro, Benjamin Rae, Keir Kleinknecht, James Ference, Casey Torstenson, Kendall Spaght, John Sibley, Steven Walzer, Joshua Carmody, Matthew Park, Douglas Gauld, Donald Longueiul, Mr. Buckley fcoachj. L.S. GIRLS SPGRTS - GRADE 6 3 a First Row: Amy Ostermueller, Becky Vreeken, Emily Harrison, Courtney Loeser. Second Row: Allyson Lipton, Kimberly Holliday, Victoria Hayes, Kymberlee Lickson, Melissa Rohs, Maya Teredesai. Third Row: Miss Morton fcoachj, Susan Heebner, Stacey Smith, Heather Huffines, Anissa Carter, Trisha Vought, Kelly Marks, Ruth Foster, Andrea Curti, Meredith Janson, Miss McClenathan. L.S. GIRLS SPORTS - GRADES 4 SL 5 First Row: Catherine Newton, Sarah Ostermueller, Robin Perlah, Alexandra Janke, Stephanie Giavara, Maeve Sibley, Elizabeth Snyder, Christina Brandstrom, Second Row: Tracy Worth, Valerie Jenkins, Susan Vietor, Suzanne Barnett, Amanda Linton, Anne Carr, Naomi Johnson, Melissa Gottlieb, Chantalle Couba, Katherine Wasson. Third Row: Katherine Flynn, Alexandra Fash, Elizabeth Lynch, Page Roberts, Christine Yu, Holly Sosnowitz, Devon Ryder, Kristina Smith, Eliza Rae, Alexis Woolsey, Kirsten Jensen, Isabelle Von Kohorn. Coaches: Miss Morton and Miss Kloman. 15 54 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL NW, First Row: Seth Hanford, Daniel Tower, Lee Isenstein fcaptainj, Stefan Rosen. Second Row: Dan O,Brien Neal Seideman fcaptainj, Chris Deford, Bill Stallings, Win Chan, Mr. Brown fcoachj. BOYS J .V BASKETBALL 8 'qi-'F 'Si 1 iugfk sg A C VF' First Row: Robert Whitton Ccaptainj, Jeff Quinlan, James Chinlund, Andrew Rose. Second Row: Mr. Weiss fcoachj, Seamus Nicolson, John Hussey fcaptainj, Jamie Strand, Sean Driscoll. Missing: Lloyd Lee, Craig Lieberman. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Richele Berg, Gwen Wilson, Karen Park, Nikki Maroun, Springer Heyd Ccaptainj. Second Row: Tish Tomasky Ccaptainj, Lissa Feldman, Miss McClenathan Ccoachj, Kim Keller, Britt Hiller, Julie Gisondi. GIRLS .LV BASKETBALL First Row: Denise Mangieri, Marisa Kuhn, Jennifer Pryor fcaptainj, Joohui Park. Second Row: Lauren Seideman, Tracy Landis, Sabrina Kleinknecht, Sara Stevenson Ccaptainj, Jacqueline Brucker, Maria Ocampo. Missing: Christine Hermann, Roxanne J amshidi, Tiffany Kuzon, Leta Principe, Miss Beltz Ccoachj. M.S. BASKETBALL - BLUE TEAM 3 . , -, e J 5 K Wm 3 Sv g. r ' ' I ' A 2 p -gf First Row: Tom Miller, Alexander Deegan, Brad Willett, Timothy Hotchner, Anthony D'Alto. Second Row: Billy Crawford, Trey Hiller, Jamie Earle, Teddy Heyd, Mr. Higgins Ccoachj. Missing: Ryan Mendoza. M.S. 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