Hawken School - Onyx / Red and Gray Yearbook (Gates Mills, OH)
- Class of 1980
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Petrie, C. Palmer, G. Swan A. Smith, D. MacDonald, S. Gonsowski A. Martin, L. Carey. J. Wiebusch. L. Esgar . ' . , l E. McCullough, C. Woodruff. FIFTH ROW: R. Wiemar, D. Coad, . Rosenzweig, H. Furst, B. Sprague, C. Henry J. Lowe. 5255516 'V MS 'J Misa ,pr OFFI .S Z 'Til BUSINESS E :ah- Mm FIRST ROW: M. Henricksen, M. Buith. A. Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: A. Matta, S. Jackson. C. Nemeth. 5 QT 1-I 5 091. ' 1- fgfl-ff' ' I . 3' F T -3 9 1 Z I FIRST ROW: H. Hochstetler. L. Wonnacott. M. Ciraolo. SECOND ROW: E. Galemno. H. Cunningham, H. Ruff, C. Pawlikowski, S. DeLuca. M. Petronzio. A. Bugnak. KITCHEN STAFF ' ...f'.-E'7'-f 'Q se... zx, A' -.- ' ai' vh- QT, ,... It xx FIRST ROW. L. Dempsey, S. Borsellino, A. Calfee, R. Curtis, A. Rich, J. Busch, K. Hawley, M. Harvey. SECOND ROW: Ms. MacArthur, T. Kinsey, J. Santoro, S. Young, R. Kalhan, A. Jimerson. C. Galin, Ms. Woodruff. THIRD ROW: A. Shaffer. M. Schaefer, J. Ortiz, E. Brown, N. Strauss. KI DERGARTE FIRST ROW. V. Crouvisier, O. Carrasco, A. Ballew. J. MacLean, H. Thomson, E. Chang, K. Framke. SECOND ROW. Mrs. Martin, K. Diehl, E. Klein, G. Bennett, A. MacCracken, S. Perkins, E. Salanga, Ms. Strong. THIRD ROW: M. Shulman, P. Eide, A. Discenzo, L. Sahley, B. Roberts. MISSING. K. Calabrese. B mmf 4-fi FIRST ROW: D. Clough, R. Murch, S. Borsellino. M. Safai. M. Kerek M McCahon, T. Ponsky. SECOND ROW. D. Scruggs, M. Hexrer, A. Jimerson T. Veale, M. McDougal, A. Kirilcuk, Mrs. Gonsowski. THIRD ROW. M Burgess, J. Gearbart. I. Osborn. J. O'NeiII, E. Dubinsky. PRI ARY FIRST ROW: M. Leavitt, J. Zabell, R. Galin, D. Lincoln, J. Schonitzer, S Hecht, D. Widzer. SECOND ROW. D. Moskowirz. S. Waxman, B. Murthy D. Smith, H. Bruner. A. Fogt. Ms. Wiebusch. THIRD ROW: N. Nardi, I Maazel, T. Porter. R. Spicer, J. Goodman. QD 1 FIRST ROW. N. Carassco, E. Eglin, B. Chesler, K. Smith, W. Travossos, A. Rameriz. SECOND ROW: C. Forbes, M. Longley, A. Beres, T. Lieberman, Ms. Petrie. THIRD ROW. A. Patterson, J. Frankmann, T. Harris, A. Studen, N. Newstadt. FOURTH ROW: A. Ellis, J. Osborn, D. Friedman, J. Lowe. PRI ARY i I I 'V FIRST ROW. B. Ama Friedman, A. Rice. P. , N I rv 4 1, ma I7 , I I , 1 rnath. S. Abramson. M. Pender. S. Hoffman. M. Izanec. SECOND ROW. L. Edmiston, T. Feldman. J. Frankel, M. Vaccarino, R. Petrie. A. Calabrese, Ms. Zarney. THIRD ROW. A. Pincus. J. C arr. C. Horton. D. Hexter. S. Singerman. THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW: J. Grunzweig, F. Cohen. B. Curtis, T. Murphy. J. Spike. T. Frankmann. D. Jorgenson. SECOND ROW. J. Freedman. M. Strauss. A. Kalhan. S. Schmidt, C. Groth. Ms. Zappa. THIRD ROW: E. Walentschak. L. Tyner. K. Discenzo, L. Litt. J. Rosenfield. FIRST ROW: J. Grunzweig, J. Blau. B. Brandt, C Visconsi, L. Ponsky, J. Margolis. SECOND ROW Mrs. Hosmer. S. Bass, R. Burgess, M. Groves, J Luntz. THIRD ROW: J. Englander. S. Kirkham, D Mann, S. Spiegle, C. Hunter. FOURTH ROW. S LaRiche, L. Mitchell. A. Epstein, M. Zamore. 1 1 1' I f? J vg -a 1' FIRST ROW J Blossom C Pollack J Roth C Eppes J Weiss. M Everett SECOND ROW S McMillan R Rezaee T Sherwin, FIRST ROV J Hexter N Hoffman Mr Gross THIRD ROW A Thomson,D. l-- ROSEH- 9 Henkel F Larlccla D Kane S Watson Beflln' B- Richmond. -... FIRSTR W S Rosen C Conomy A Forsythe L Kalberen M Downin , S Neth SECOND ROW H Hurwltz J Smlth E Quartull . Allman V T Whlte B Mitchell J Glenn W Daley T ECOND ROW J Fabens S Arnoff M Fechhelmer Barnett Mrs Palmer THIRD ROW D Kaplan W Coaxum M Hutchinson T Testman .I I wig ? .J ROW. D. Evans, S. Horsburgh, K. Schmidt, E. Yoon. McCuIIam, W. Friedman. SECOND ROW. L. Rosen, C. ilson, T. Smith, J. Dettelbach, D. Cohen, Mrs. cCuIIough. THIRD ROW. K. Cadou, D. Feld, D. Cohen, J. uigley, L. Cylar. I I 1 x W .5 FIFTH GRADE ROW. S. Warshawsky, P. Groves, L. Winger, D. M Braun, S. Jorgenson. SECOND ROW. B. L. Goldberg, C. Tyner. Miss Smith. ROW. M. Thompson. S. O'NeiII, L. Marsee, J. K. Spicer. MISSING. J. Jaffe. FIRST ROW: K. Pender. C. Angus, K. Zabell, S. Rosen, T. Long, D. Blossom. SECOND ROW. Mrs. Goiak. A. Bole, A. Shelby. P. Austin. M. Byron, K. Goodman. THIRD ROW. M. Berry. G. Kirkham, A. O'NeiII, T. Menefee, G. Horvat. Q SIXTH GRADE FIRST ROW. D. Jackson, L. Roby, A. Feingold, S. Otto R. Delman. Mr. Lowe. SECOND ROW. R. Zollinger, S Sogg, D. Margolis, G. Bialic, R. Rezaee. THIRD ROW K. Slesh. G. Lee. C. Hardaway, J. Glenn, D. Spike, S Clwiapetta. owe find. J. Braun, A. Scott, R. Schmidt, B. A. Farmer, D. Patchan. ' fl all I Ii ' I I3 A I FIRST ROW: A. Blau, s. Decatur, J. D. Wachs, L. Kern S. Charnas, F. Yoon. SECOND ROW. Mr. Tenerovich P. Sherwin. M. Hickok, S. Spicer, P. Katz. T. Diehl TH1IRD ROW. E. Lader, K. Loop. L. Banks, E. Altschul K. Groth. ROW. M. Friedman, A. Brandt. L. Kaplan W. Lewis. SECOND ROW. J. Mann R. Peskin. T. Bryan. Mr. Caghlan. THIRD RO r . . I I FIRST ROW. Y. Takaoka, D. Braun. J. Warshawsky, R. Johnson. P. Brandt. C. Schmalzer. B. Aveni, R. Lainon, R. Trattner. SECOND ROW. D. Gooding, C. Johnston, K. Ratner. M. Elrad, D. Cole. E. Tornberg, J. Lytle, M. Neyman. THIRD ROW. D. Gunning, R. Naighton, T. Conner, J. Unger. T. Tank, D. Wasserstrom, J. Lee, B. Henkel, J. Cseplo, P. Becker. FOURTH ROW. D. White, M. Lustig. C. CaIo. R. Shensa, E. Richman, W. Presley, D. Erlechman, H. Neuger, J. Scott. FIFTH ROW. J. Steffey, L. Mighdoll, W. Hellegers. C. Chard, D. Katz, A. Fabens, S. Peters. SIXTH ROW. J. Bole, D. Althhouse, F. Loop, F. Nyborg. A. Beyer, M. Weil, E. Lowe, E. Lillquist. MISSING. S. Fochler, P. Lynch, J. Pilloff. 7 LJ SEVE TH GRADE wx. FIRST ROW. J. Velick, A. Straffon, W Forsythe, R. Friedman, J. Pinkett, T Warren. M. Ma. SECOND ROW: D Korman, M. Fenton. J. Bromberg, M Wiedemann. J. Elser, D. Smith, C Rubinstein, R. Gold. THIRD ROW: S. Ross. J. Subel, P. Rubin, J. Adams. M. Balester, D Powar, M. Zimring, D. Natale, J. Reed FOURTH ROW: E. Kirkham. J. Bresnicky, M. Lawrence, R. Luzma, W. Wood, P. McCoy, N. Peay, A. Watson, D. Daigle, M Figgie. FIFTH ROW: S. Smith. J. Bell, J Relyea, W. Tone. D. Brodkey, F. Ehsani, B Robbins, M. Sukenik, S. Byron. SIXTH ROW W. Lawrence. J. Caston. S. Dettelbach. S Hamilton. R. Drake. R. Krulak, C. Cadou, D Slesh. MISSING: A. Belkin, J. Saunders. J Walters. . ...L-K EIGHTH GRADE 2 . X xg . jxgg 'H .. 5 5 J- wxey' T 395235 f fefxgv 'wang ADMINISTRATIO .. If laiti Bruce Carr. Assistant to the Head of the Upper School I8 Fred Hoffman, Head of the Upper School GLISH Z 2.1 an R Larry Nelson CCIIBIFIIIHHJ James Snavely Denelse Deter oann Dusenbury Peter Scott Steve Haas Robert Hawkes 'io A-to HIST RY L-R: John Tottenham. Kenyon Cramer. Doug Smith, Nathaniel Carter. Larry Banks CChairmanj. I9 I l- EIDNEIIDS L-R: Charles Marsee CChairmanD, Mark Servis. Jesse Bernstein. Jon Kinel, Paula Hansen. ,. .3 . . , . , , s A. ' J' 1 i' 5 u 7 4 ' 0 . , ' . 1 : Q 255s ,ll I ' c ' r ' Q V 3 s , , L-R: Merl Davis, Ronald Robinson, Dave McCahon, Susan Schilling, Kathleen Kuss. Frank Brandt CChairmanD Jay Jeffrey. ARTS CGMMLINICATIC L-R: Jane Warner Clibraryj, George Roby CArtJ, Roger Atwell CDramaJ, Nadja Deighan CLibraryJ, David Rosenzweig CMusicD. fi T - -vsp .K F- x, - . f HI lx ' -a ws W' , GW' . . I ,- A K ,k- , v .- AV tjgf' if H ...f' L s T 1 M 'tix vi' aa. in 4 I l V Ax :A LANGUAGE DEPT. L-R: James Bresnicky, Robert Hawkes. Susan McNamee. Marjorie Johnson CChairmanb. Marcella Yedid, Nathaniel Carter, Alan MacCracken. PHYSICAL EDLICATIO L-R: Mary Haskell, Thomas Bryan CDirector of Athleticsj, Robert Spicer, Cliff Walton. ll D I1 'IEISN EDN 1-v omg- 259220 Tuna: Nmnmm HQOYS U,g..- a K 25' QHGQB Ofxo-am : C' jylifx max 0 'iizgg 0 '3mm 'WW 7-':s'f,U'W rv.. U'm U rn 4 rn I- O 'U Z rn -I O -r1 I rn fv 5- -TD' L-R: Kathleen Carr. .lan Davidian, Nan Pfeifer, Inez Budd. SECRET RIES Helen Hochstetler, Dieti- tian L-R: Isabella R. Salrio, Betty Steimle, Kit Weske, Dorcas Moviel. Beverly Musacchio, Barbara Perry. KITCHEN STAFF J' W.. ' FIRST ROW: S. Hackenberg, J. Breslau, J. Kazmer. J. Conomy. I. Long, B. Page. SECOND ROW: S. Emert, L. Schlang, K. Podway, G. Goodman, C. Fotheringham. FIRST ROW: D. Healy. D. Patchin, S. Durn, M. Shannon. L. Fromson, A. Leizman. SECOND ROW: D. Reavis, L. Fader. M. Berlin. M. Bechkowiak, J. Lovelace, S. Chiappetta. FIRST ROW: C. Pike, R. Foney. G. Karch, R. Najarian. J. Lis. SECOND ROW: P. Cole. B. Elder, A. Blum, R. Wirt, M. Gillinov, G. Rusnak. 24 FRESHMAN C ASS FIRST ROW: P. Sprey. C. Rosai. R. Black. SECOND ROW: M. Abood. D. Feingold, R. Kaplan, P. Eisenstat, S. Giegerich. THIRD ROW: S. Peppercorn, B. Westbrook, I. Lewis. FOURTH ROW: M. McCahey, L. Cohen. it l 1 , I . 'ig 'pw' FIRST ROW: J. Warren, H. Gettlg, A. Wedren, N. Lowe, A Earle, D. Robinson. SECOND ROW: D. Christie. S. Levin, L Mitrovich, THIRD ROW: R. Zollinger, R. Green, D. Crystal K. Holtrey. 'Wu FIRST ROW: P. Quarles, G. Tank, P. Tucker, E. Maynard, T. Barrett, R. Fox. SECOND ROW: K. Swick, C. King, R. Lord. M. Andrews, D. Pak, B. Bryan, J. Esselstyn. FIRST ROW: B. Bukovnik, D. Patchin. L. Schartz, K. Hatfield A. Gullia, K. Warner. SECOND ROW: G. Metzger. S. Lorenzo B. Friedman. THIRD ROW: T. Barthelmess, M. Young. K Schupp. H. Kirkham, W. Randorf, D. Yulish. -V. : - r . ,-1 .v . : , iv .1 . , f ,Zi .wif I' v ,Q A . X my - - M fi ,,, --,. - rl ' . V 21' F' 'N' 'ul ' V! W1 ' . A e y . - h L .'. -I 9 vi 6, y . 1 Q . , XX if A ' X N- ,fn 4- '- . nf ', 4 e Q ' f.. 'PRX fffgwx .. ' E' . wx '5 W K A '-'rf in Q, ,-'f5f.,4'l'. , sl, , 7 Tx M. ff'-1 , X , N m, mi -I ' Ar. x - ' . wg, Q W -f' Q95 wg , 'CL .J K D X, . .QA K i f V' f - A ri J ' f., 4 AX E V f 1' 'v b ' . k 5 gif is ur K, 5? wi' z A ! K 1 3 , ,Q In A W 1 L x hw. -.xx ' '- at RQ fm, ', x'wQ '.f. Rx , x. kk x X , 2 Xf, Bias! I tc nun 0 iflf F ' 1 f A f A 22 A4 ' . -4 , 6 K Y jg X . 'D . f s 1 ,. f N, ,, ff, X f, , 'G-...rw-' N-gg' N54 V 1-Y- 'z 5, Y' ff ttf fs 'SQ A A 4177 JU IOR CLASS FIRST ROW: S. Mintz. H. Ullman. SECOND ROW: M. Levin, R. Chattree, L. Black, B. Alfred. L. Weiss, N. Smith. THIRD ROW: D. Kates, R. Zulauf. J. Turi. J. Becker, K. Palevsky. FOURTH ROW: G. Girty. D. McCreery, M. Hoffman, S. Sobol. R. Beyer r l 'W FIRST ROW: J. Robinson. T. Swick, L. Mathews, B. Delma FIRST ROW: D. Geller, M. H 'X .j Whitehouse. SECOND ROW: R. Krall, B. Fisher, A. n. rthun. M. Rhodes, D. Eisenstat. SECOND ROW: R. Mann, D. Nakamoto. M. Tattjer. G. Gascoigne, A. Whiteman, A. Loop. S. Marsee. K. Roudebush. THIRD ROW: Handlon, N. Lasky, D. Braun, S. Warner. J. Lee, W. Walborn. B. Hellerstein, T. K. Logan. T. Berman. Y Q 4 'Wal FIRST ROW. K. Roby, T. Kneale, E. Vizdos. G. Rusnak, J. Reavis. SECOND ROW: M. Whitehead, T. Easterday, A. Mandel, J. Sells, D. Geller, J. Gunzweig, S. Dilley. 1 1-:Tp .A -IJ .I ' FIRST ROW: M. McCrory, R. Stoddart, P. Blum, S. . Powar. C. Westbrook, D. Smoots, L. Little. SECOND ROW. G. Kirkham, B. Beck, M. Deutsch. S. Frankel. L. Black, M. Greenberg, D. Holtrey, K. Metzger. L. Brittenum. 'wa 5'l . . FIRST ROW. G. Roland, B. Lyles, A. Finney. D. Shimskey. A. Long. L. Davis, SECOND ROW: S. Reed, P. Nahra. P. Hyde, A. Wiedemann. THIRD ROW. D. Sullivan, D. Scharf, A. Najarian, D. Rositano. E. Hutchinson, A. Jaffe. N9 Q. ln. wb! VW Kwan Mgr U ' 6 ii-- -ag dw- Q DONNA LEMAGNO - Sv I -A bf -x.. , N in r df ,.--0, k I 1 u 5 'I ,1 '00, ,. ii'rs 2': ff. -.-.... A ff! i 1 O Thanks To: Meg My Parents Susan Marty Webb Todd Horn Mark Servis Virginia C?A.M.J P.P.D.C. et.al. Sarge H.P.S. Jaws Coach Walton Mr. Davis Jenn. Anderson the faith T.C.R. F.von Weise H.B.S. , Bradfords U.S. Cfor nothingb Leslie Jamie S Janice S. H.B.S. the Loucks Helga S Barney Anne Sylvester CSWar Eaglej Carolyn K. Ted B. the only girl l ever Loved. Ha Hal M 35- nw I ff if H :X f ug wjvi ev S Phiilipides, C. 490 5 C Dedicated To Kaiser K n Special thanks, Dr. Daniels. Dr. Wiser. Dr. Noff, Harry P. Ness' Hugh G. Rection Toris Balsof i JGNATHAN WINSTO B RRIS Thanks to. Mom, Dad Grandma Grandpa Grandma Grandpa Tony Dana Vince MBSEY Debbie Kaiser Babe Poca Quentin Mark Jeff John Joe Gary Wendy Katie 8 i , Crib! Friends A man who stands on his own two feet, never falls very far. 1 S A 9,2514 Q flew ig. .X :mf L' Thanks for all your support. friendship. and love. lt will never be forgotten. Mom and Dad, Mike. Diane and Casey Joe CYosefD. Mark. Jeff. Johnny, little Jon, Eunice, The Little Kingsfsj, and Hugh G. Rection and . . . Lisa THE HARDER YOU WORK. THE HARDER lT IS TO. SLIRRENDER. A 7 -Vince Lombardi Q .'- - . , -2: ,,f.,. ge . q . . . f A 4 .Q 1 ' ' , ' '- g f- .- '-M. g ospel --K LQ. f L C A ' -' A .QT ' . - '- ,If , ,..., l aff 'JP ' -' Ja- 4 - DANCING IS A CONTACT SPORT. FOOTBALL IS A HITTING SPORT. -Vince Lombardi G RY BEVEN .o ' if- 'f -7' M Fm. ,,,, .1-,,,..-E,- ' g-, -S if ..- -ff' -X-f ' ml' 9 --'Jr' ,,1',.'-,,,-24'-5,4 -.:E '5g, ,ff .- 9' '11 lf. t ' H-Z A av X, , X f . r Af' C Q V3 ia 2: fi T 3? Yu. l-all if 1, 1 lil? 'ef J l ' L Q Q .tl u il' , x Ig!! ,ffl . is ff, . 1 , K - l .1 s 2' Q lf' p as s .K L Often your task will be many, and more than you think you can do. Often the road will be rugged. the hills insurmountable too. But al- ways remember the hills ahead are never as steep as they seem. So with faith in your heart start upward. and climb til you reach your dream. For faith is a mover of mountains. there's noth- ing that you cannot do. So start out your day with faith in your heart, and climb til your dreams come true. BENNETT BL Ll God grant me the seren- ity to accept the things I cannot change . . . Courage to change the things l can. and . . . Wisdom to know the differ- ence. i Wouldn't want to be a fatman. Thanks Ross x. 5,5-N.. ,sy-na LISA BGYER Au. nv Love mo THANKS - IM Ross 0. BENNEU e, DMN M. TENNY n ALAN w. chmssv Noun BETH H. LESLEY B. ESM non + Im DAD ISIN OPENING uP YW!! 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MARCEL CESAR I When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish I things. 1 1 cor I3:II I I SO IF YOU THINK YOUR LIFE IS COMPLETE CONFUSION CAUSE YOUR NEIGHBORS GOT IT MADE JUST REMEMBER, PLEASE, IT'S A GRAND ILLUSION AND DEEP INSIDE WE'RE ALL THE SAME. STYX 42 1 TO TRY HARD IS NOT ENOUGH FOR IT IS IN VICTORY THAT THE ULTIMATE GOAL HAS BEEN ACHIEVED. ..,. f 4.5 I V . m ADAM COHE 1, x 6' N. wg, , al L , P ,L 4 N6 Q44 AL ,,V. .,,. v , fff W I. K K Qu. x .mf 7' a ., gg fx, eff' .., Q ww 423' fx X fa-'F Thanks: Mom. Dad, David. Anne, Kathleen. The Math Nerds from CSU Number Theory CLet p be an odd prime. p not dividing a. . . J, Dr. Carr. Dr. Bresnicky. Dr. Kinel, Dr. Scott CAI! four have a Ph.D. in knowledgej. the Bridge Club iPass. Pass, Doubleftake Redouble . . J. and Frank Marshall b outj. Ludus eat labor .bows Q fm x i. mx . 3 , :rt ,AY I' I' wx 1' e , --HA X + 1 . tk' -x I ' Jhfis , 1 H -Neff . 1 li Q' V 5 I ll 'LIVE .n f V L, N. 'fr M' f I f ,, '-1.3 x ,fi , I xxx I 'F mf J V yi 'fr I .MVK ls- ,, ' L 'V' NAWKEN 45, UNIVERSITY SCHOOL II V3 - Rod Crevouseruf IUI dec. Torn Stanley. ll-la 105 - Foul Frank rvwnnli-Ildec Pt ' I Ill li 0 VLLIVIYII, - : 2 A Hugh Gr-Hin IHI pinned Chiu Dovle 1433: ll? - Oon Positano IHJ pinned Poo Davis, i.l9: 126 - Cname Gilbert F R E D E RIC K L E A R D AVIS :rf '32'..4f'l5.!f3?'i'i'3i'.,iL 'with Craig Anderson. 55: ISS 4 Steve warner Il-tl dec Mvduvll Gevnlle- 54 WE BEAT usui S5tQJM25gi.i2?n.Z2? 22? f'?5av'i'S?0X2T7.,Jl4?f:'Z.WF'2..fS3I21.L'32i!'An?6'? Thanks for the umneri Dove Dnrn, l'35 Mom FIRST TIME EVER Chuck Me Shake and Bake Dad Charlotte Csisb Mrs. D. The Lone Three KILLER in ACTION KILLER These icicles will melt and fade into the past as will the years l've I spent at Hawken. but they will not l be forgotten. I will remember the past years and cherish them. But l look toward the future. In the path that I will travel lie many walls, none of them too high for me to climb. I Thanks Amy for all your time and Thanks Don, I had fun: pool, skiing, and 'WIP everything else. :I Thanks Gugg for 6 yrs. of Good Times i W I ,f ,ar -I -'K .. .M .Thin I 1.13 Money it's a crime Share it fairly but don't take a slice of my pie Money so they say ls the root of all evil today But if you ask for a rise it's no surprise that they're giving none away . Roger Waters .14 'Q i 47 six w , Thene in no gnoup ihenapy on poychiainy on commnnily cocial oenvicei gon the child who mall cope wiih ihe on in the cellah eveny which leehc and capeno T beyond ihe poini whene The came lonely battle 5 agien night and ihe only cone in ihe eventual oooigicaiion 06 the imaginany y gaciliiiec, and ihii ii called adullhood.U H, is ihing unden the bed nighi, the ihing and ihneaieni juni viiion nnll heach. muii be 6oughi nighi ,,i rv. FQ ---Siephen King .Pd F Ad .ls Hi:- H LLIE ROSE DETTELBAC eh Mgmniy Swgadcljyy I Love Youl S Sue - No girl ask for two sisters S Margaret - My Best Friends, for being only you up with me G.D.8 W.F. got it back to lose. up with you Being friends with has made me so happy. for everything. - Thanks Brother my third sister, Pam, my yet close friend. Glen- on, Marsha, Geri, Tracy, Becki. . Carl, And All the Fantastic People ho make up my life. wouIdn't be me, Without you. I Love You, Hallie 49 .nizjgl wt F E D041'Bf DI IWfD AT 9629 me AEBESBAKX? EEFORE You MN MBE AIN AMINF M M9415 02 LHTHHWESIS CHHFHJFWK E who 4 AE FNENWQ suznma um nam: mm W-.H i I A FQEWELL In T , Ag rea , , -rp: my fhmllqg Jim, V Maman and Jinflv 4 x A A if 5, ,f 1 fl 3, N v Y Q mpmiif-Nq 'Simk You: mom F Dwi., Thomas M Tom B. Eebbfe-Q Jul a- 8:-c.c.-.V 4 Q BSTLC S, . H J erry Tm. Bu d- Grill 5 fwilk QM 4-kv. rgf5Qlf.rs! XVL4 Quail Houma Gang i If mo f'F:SOY'L HQTQX e For G.. fe.c..K Good Tmnfxs -V' 1.35. N 'i2..l::Qwf.'M1 , V .. J fp X -'ffj,g'f ,.. - ' .1 - Q 4-Nif gf A vwF'f!.C' ,sb . m. m ' :5 . I Kg 'x Q' X' W 5 4 m f .sg .F K' ,K 1 W' x 5 I X K K .. 1 mam if - DO? I lwou 'KNbW3fJ5C' Q rf T f 5 'EQf5f'afcffzv 5. F I in ll its I' 9'4 Z me-4 If Q 'Wi X 0. A gi Xie .7 A . ,, W.. s-.- ..c,,nY,.,f -T gc? i i Q 'wr -rf- t Colllfndgdrb that rules the night,w S A ' - t' i 5, Q Renicges the colours from our sight. 5 it if ' ff ' Red I grey andiyellow white,' A ' 5 I ' 1 n ' Bug we decide which is right. 1 ' 3 ' t r 1 And which is an illusion? Q an 3 - 3 J' yn ,gg Q A ' 1 Pinprick holes in a colourless sky, L5 i g g Al' .Vu V' 1 ' , , 5 I Letiinsipid figures of light passby. Qu 'i D .EQ QI 'ij , ' ' 1 O , ' .s 1, The mi ht ii ht oft h' said Sunil 1 .f i . ' r .mn to . A Challengesainfinity a ' ,s on 'gonefijf rl , ' . 9 s' ' u ight time, to so eua brief interludeggi Q 3 0 4 i g A , 6 ' r To others the fag: of solitude.:gq V Y 'i . ,gf f 1. 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Kos? us c1'Q' 8+a.l cfkwonfff wkcvs +kg ofuvdait SX 1 s 4. af- ,siunge fskfigcl 'HM ? f g?'ys!r :s Q :kan-.5 ibn -sw.. 13g,,4 .1566 R BGIML 3 oi Nha sz Mmm pro'he'Hsq 5 ' 4 W-ff! ,M1..+iL!g4?.iJ k iii? fffkv 'f' 'M P jgghn ,:'gS.Q3 ??',i'5 f '4fv . A -5 Tay? If'7 '5,k'?b'o?t.Ab ANA 5 le , N4, 8308? at-hQ.,yQll. 53.35, ' 35,4 +L.. 6134 lolglf J 1 A I-.Q Can Thanks: Neal, Amy, Stu, Steve, Ellen, Adam, David, Susei spe Friends share both happy and sad times, friends are people one confide in, and friends are people one can treaspwre forever . cial tribute to Mom, Dad, Howard. and Jeff. I would like to recognize one very close and special friend who, in the past two years, has been unselfish with his time and friendship and whi whose thoughtfulness has given me the confidence in myself ch was hidden for sixteen years. Much obliged Gary flipsj. W' ,. Thanks Hawken for thirteen sentimental years! 5, tk, ,, W- .. - -ff -:'ijl'f , 1 'TV ,-' Ai, .P may K , rw' '. 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Margaret, Nancy. and Hallie ' ' ffoaknow someone here tor therewith whom you can i feel there is understanding Q in spite of distances or thoughts unexpressed . . . that can make of this 'earth ra garden. , i A i . Goethe 'I 1 LIZ w uf, 9 its fi' if 4 ide f we ww w, Yi V, rj I 3 Q 'VN , , Nga , , ,Q-, 1 iff ' My , ff 'f-V V ' ' Y vw - f ,., 4 'f' WW 1' soy 41 , , U4 f . . -' .' fu 4' , ,iff if W, ,V I ' 'A NM ,eggf if , - fr ww I 4' W 4 1 X 5.4-f . f -f 1, he F Y it yi' T' ' . Wx.. in ,is x V 1.-x Better a witty fool than a foolish wit. -Shakespeare, Twelfth Night w ,Q GARY Q GQQDMAN a x! v ghsifslg ' tw ecial thanks: Mom and Dad -5 N. Q' .,. ...F 5avgQw ag. fi , ,-F. i U thank you: Steve and Ep had ldiijlflif dwg fff7!f7affMQ75m5. zgyjg gdegffmye' 3 Y , W Q , ww +L iw bah .1-ILL bwbz.. M73 0-7'l7L0450f 0L ippbgag Q,yd, olf wwf Shfsprnj glad? clfvncl. 'Hw wzw'H-2, gifs lf' -QDQXYL. 117017 ad-1 - H c X jww1.cQ07f!'2fm gacdlnom, 4 x E I u.: I Z ww, Q-'ffm mu-na A -fi mx fan, v .. 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Fl' - .1 :Qi ,. ,. -, - -sg - ,A I , Q . Q, A-if '. -1 ,i U, W'-'f -1 'F' .. 4 r 1 f 7 -1' Wifi 'T xl! , ..7. .. I Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing! Vince Lombardi ff-ax 'Q 1' my -4 I Eff n Special thanks to: Mom and Dad 1-- . 5 ,K , Todd 'B' ' if i Mark Kalina ,I 4' W ' if in W Joe VinY is-in I 5 1 John Collis W a if Xl ' A Gary Beven A 'i 'Q Jon Barris s :- 2 T I ix 'X Dr. and Mrs. Kalina and Mr. Jusseaume .Z An honest brew makes its own friends. JEFFREY SCQTT HGADLEY 6. 1 uado s UJO qoJd A 3ug 35 'GSU amp Un woq 'asJaAg 1 gap 0 3 .IO 'a '1uasa.1d 1aAaJo4 pue LLI JO 'a Moq aql go Aqm pue 2 o-r I 3 oo Y' 'U DJ va 1 Aafxoq '8ugoS a.1e am a.1aqM lou Mouxl am Jog ppnl s a.laq DJ a8pald JJ UJO O1 1.IE3q Gql su ueaq Mollaj D M .IHO .IO E SA JB lsed a JDO Sugmouyl fc ued am Jaqlaqm Jo laaw am .laqlaqm 1nq DJ 3 D. Z' E ru 5 DJ N4 aAaJo4 aq 'J pue 1 Aew Ham acl e Jog 9 pue Aep '1q8gu -.nafxas lsnlu ualu go sAeM aql Jog 01 noA e ual sql pu 1 5.1 alll o q8 1 D 0 ,vu I JQHN DAVID HORVITZ W NOTHING IS EASY Nothing is easy The time gets you worried My friend it's OK Just take your life easy And stop all that hurrying Be happy my way When tensions start mounting And you've lost count of ' The things you've missed ' Nothing is easy Nothing is easy You'lI find that the squeeze Won't turn out so bad Your fingers may freeze Worse things happen I've seen There's good times to be had So if you're alone And down to the bone Just give us a plate You'lI smile and while You'll discover that I'lI get you happy my way Nothing is easy 70 ' Jethro Tull Neil --9 THANKS The Swim Team Jerry - Mrs. Johnson Class of I980 Da Gang '79 Mom and Dad And Hawken for 4 Great Years GLENN HQUSER 1 5. Chess if Life! Except on Saturdays, When Life becomes Lincoln-Doi iglas Debate. C. Huff The following is one of my prettier games from the U.S. Jr. Open, July of I979 Round 7942. Marshall Defense White Huff Black Finley l.P-Q4 P-Q4 I7.P-K5 N-Q4 2.P-QB4 N-KB3 l8.P-B4 N-K2 3.PxP QxP I9.P-B6 N-B4 4.N-QB3 O-R4 20.BxN KPxB 5.P-B3 P-K3 2I.RxP P-B4 6.P-K4 P-B3 22.R-N5 PXP 7.B-Q3 B-N5 23.8-B4 Q-B4 8.0-B2 Q-N3 24.Q-Q3 N-N3 9.N-K2 P-KN3 25.R-QBI B-K3 IO.B-K3 Q-QI 26.K-RI BxP Il.P-QR3 BxN ch 27.Q-R3 P-Q6 I2.PxB O-O 28.Q-R6 Resigns I3.0-O QN-Q2 I-O I4.P-KB4 N-N5 I5.B-Q2 Nf5-B3 I6.P-B5 Q-B2 I i Carlos Huff 4429- Whatsoever Whatsoever Whatsoever Whatsoever Whatsoever things things things things things S 'i BFG true. are honest. are pure. are lovely, are of good report. lf there be any virtue, and if there be any praise, think on these things. Philippians 418 E , slls KIMBERLY MICHELLE HUMPHREY I have fought a good fight. I have finished my course, I have kept the faith. ll Timothy 4:7 Thanks to my family. the gang, and everyone else who made my life worth- while. .Amin , JL. go 39 A! iw T oss M..- I rr1,, iw M QM ,- G : 4- ' ,J 2? Cf Q 9 . can-n 4 ,Q www- v fa 'JL-.. ' Q 1 ..f-:.g-,,,,,,q-W-f--.,.5.,... .. ,, A . , I Q. aa Av--nv. mm. A I . '. many , , Q- ,...,,,,4 , , - V4 9 fy, . , ' 1 110040 , a--g, , ,,,,,m,.-,Hu-,M Q Ai W.-,..j, I Q., .Q ,, :nm-N w V w nm' Mb, J '4-J W-0-W-4.-no -...,,: .. A W' mv .-...p ..,, , is I 1 o ahaanv 9 ' 'f 1901 -:dh Obwnn' ,, rm' 'A 'W W- V ,f-, ' wa-.ff-M . F. Q fm., ...- A -..q.,,...,, 'nun--.---f 069 ,f ,Qt n ' i .4-v ,avuv ' 4 3 . 4 7 W ' Q. f Z A -Z... -v- , an-nr J' -' Quran?-.. . av ,,.., '-- - -wen.: 41--...,., ' W' .-11 J' 1' ' k 1? .N 1,,..,f,.... rn' -'lun-nu-5, 4 v ,,. N ' I-Guang 9-w , 4 - '....:- ,. qu - asia ' ' 'n v -- an-w , A 1 , , Maw- f , 1 v - -Ll. ' ' '- ' 5' ' :I fra-. I ll 0 gi, Q ' - . 4 I-'ag 21 ap 'V' . M 5 '-nvl, . ax-0 .,,, WE, , ,, ,Ar 5 1.4 On'-aiu. '4 --, ,... A f- 9 - ' K M W , , A J -anti ...gg A iffy '7 p' ' W f'-'www' ...V .W -:zu-nlsvn-, ,,, ,MWA usp 4' .- lu-.vo og. ,ff 5 qu. Lu. ,JH M'---nn. ... ,I mi., Y, 1, - 5 5 I M if Q 5 in Ogg My ' Nb, A f -1,-nm, A ..-...QI x iw V y '!!,,f,,4 , 31 H f' 19 -n 'N uf i A H Q Q Y J 4 the quality of any man's life has got to be a full measure of that man's personal commitment to excellence and to victory. regardless of what field he may be in. Vince Lombardi Thank you to: Jon Barris Mr. Warner Jeff Hoadley Joe Viny Doc Bernstein Bernie Perla .lane Selis Gary Beven Adam Cohen John Braun Jim Branden My Teammates M Special Thanks to: Mom Dad Nanc KALINA Wendy Bauer ' 1 I 'ef D 'io I o 'Y-xl 4 L X 'N L .U J X A, yd A N wx .. ' no A A I at f W' M Q37 ' A-9' rlgiv vw- ' ,Q M.. J.- ...ll L34 tl iii 21:22. 1 4--. . W X W . ' ef1 ff , f ?f , f'fsf!4gf1 bfi! 'I J ,U il w m , Mm X, 1 , fr W My wg 5-X. fxigwbi 'W lp as a ,.., J .1 . -2 , s, Q '51 1 xiii? . nv- ': ,Q V- TV' , . . ,V rgx 4 V y me .-. . -- wr H' ' 4,52-2' I . 'I r P, 15. ..? f l..- ' . fn fl-f ' ' 'sl' 1117 . .. I J' g . H '-QT' vw l P 5591 if paw 5sfi7 t IIB. 4 JD 3 + '-1 SWF' 'M y Kwan Take yourtnne llnnk alot Think of Everything you've got For you will still be here tomorrow But your dreams may not. -CatStevens OSS xl Jon 62 Hwy 5 'nm L42 Stu 1? fi A252 S LIVE LOVE LAUGH L . . . and then some .,.-.,...---.,.--.Q- f 1 lfle NESS FOR YOURSELF omfzris, ls. memwnr .BL 15211 'Pl 5 bss Cmcf 3 f. L0-'Ara' 0 Dams Rogky Horror za M pgs in Qfiaizigs The Qoad ffnes Q J .. 4 pf-5X5 , KN XM As af' .ik 1, ii' N -fx ANIEL LEIZMAN So I commend enjoyment. since there isb nothing good for a man to do here under the sun but to eat and drink and enjoy himself? this is all that will remain with him to reward his toil throughout the span of life which God grants him here under the sun. l applied my mind to acquire wisdomnand to observe the business which goes on upon earth, when man never closes an eye in sleep day or night, and always I perceived that God has so ordered it that man should not be able to discover what is happening here under the sun. However hard a man may try, he will not find outa the wise man may think that he knows, but he will be unable to find the truth of' it. Ecclesiastes 8l Umwdgqoux wbwmbom, wwai: f !f 'v'l,.,...a--w-- ,bf and whaisoevever QQ do, ilo it heurtilq ,BS to tm. .ov-d, and not unto Marx f 3 Cobsskans 3:93 j X' ' Thaifs me! 'X X ,S . . X Ngma 'KOJUQ Cliuacn, Xowe, , N. Mug mgC-'Qfgigy f.-' 1 Spade! them to pOS2L1,D553BY1Cx Doug for ihqnr Rove + encoumgemant. rr l ,3 N4 55554 ri' ,l1,p., A L.. 'Va il I h v W . ix Nl' Q NX i . ,E iff? ' ff K w l, 1 I , i 4 .W M V l.X. .i NX........ E nf' .sw W . Wuxi: 5 . X --uf-P -fi M, Wx, was uw If L X 'Q S l .........-.......i 3 5 'ld-, .wa x .Q f 1 fa 'rvseorl imerrms l A Q f Jr .-.x I ,-f' To Hawken, my teachers, and all my friends, l want to thank you for all the good IIITIES. To my family CChristy tool, I want to thank you for all your support and love. l A x I NA, 'Q' F -41? ...v. , 4 4 I ha , lp ,, ,,.1 A ',,. A , - an ll! I L ,br l . , J. l-, . .4 ' ' u . 1- fq-i ,, -.'Iv...,' U I ll UK, 'T ...V - ,lf 1 ' 1' l Y ' fn' 8:4 V, 4 f V ul -. Y 1 ,, -I 'ph , . L, -Qu 1 1,-,,v..,M 0 , ROB EISEL 85 'V' 4 .4 4 fl-if :7 my ifliivlrg ff fw' Li f wf' ' gg ik' ivdflf wwf. ' P' - X. . N , . .. M A , . -' 2 - 1 N I +1 if I . ' my 'Rv 'vw-, ,.zMfL.: if!. k-My ,j L ffm-1. fl V. . v , i ' ' k' .rv . ' N 5 uni . fi - ffl-1 if . , -v gi Til. N' I V Q' , b in u ix . 'Q Ji .. 1 , if 3 . ' WW if i- K f...xj -l 'rw 3 fl fe 'M NF' :',3,1'.,',f,K 4'.J'f , W ax wg, M w--an 'lla-. Enlighten the people generally and tyranny and oppressions of both mind and body will vanish like evil spirits at the dawn of day, Thomas Jefferson v ,..1f .W -url!- QN :'I l fl - 1.4 Y . Bm... fe, K if , s I' l F gl un le 'vi 5' ' ' x y I Q H wi' is -u Qiv,1.hA . 2' x K KENNETH A. M CJ X X ,r dedicated to: Mom. Dad. Neil, L A-13' il ,J 'Z'-'f K X ...jg ,xgdyvv V W-.7 1 : ' f Ili iw 6. ,rw . ,. I fs:-Ppviivd vm, k v :QL Hg: K. , K 2. L 5 Z qdwsw Q g , wi f ,A 16 4, , r A ', A , W 1 1 'M' W r i in fans: .gt y w' my 'J' iz g i QV I A gm . 5 ,K ff 1 Special Thanks to: My family the Dutheilsl Marian Eleanor Norman Lisa Sharon R. Sue JENN BREWSTER MURR Y i , V I nd ffl nfl! Wuvilfg K 4 t',.... ,af 4, DEDNADD DAVID RTD 7' DEDLA XX!HAT I5 MORAL ns WHAT you FEEL QOOTD AFTER AND WHAT Ts wxmomm Ts WHAT you FEEL BAD APTE2 - ERNEST HEMINQWAY Wffeli Pap' we moyie U lt' 1--B 1--ww ww N f : . , fN QQ ' X . r , K, I . . ' K u,,. . K, T M.. .V N fx N ' 'i'-v'aY1'?- .' ?? MY MBI-E TRO ms .i , ,, NAMED . qv' wg MIX 'BERNPKD X X v'N-ww UQ THF TRU U-BLE WITH MFE LS THAT THWE ARE So MAN Y BEA Uffl Fu l-WOMEN HD 50 LITTLE TIME . A -ww summons - E . M MS BE.PsTRwaERM i . . . Rules and regulations, who needs them. Throw them out the door. -C.S.N.SY.- Those who ignore reality. ignore reality. Nature is the only perfect technology. -Wizards- . , ...JM I used to get a big kick out of saving peopIe's lives. Now I wonder what the hell's the point. since they all have to die anyway. -Joseph Heller- fYossarianD The most powerful force on earth lacks the power to understand itself. They given you a numba, and taken way yo name. -Johnny Rivers- ' 'JL Qi 7,425-H - I N :giant ,..o.....a...,.. Liitcii.. ., :..,.. ,gpg ,gf gggqn it . , A t ,. I' I A i -rt.- 9 fr, To thine own self be true .Oils ,, mwwk , ... .4 -J' 7 rx K, Q. ,Vain 'X , M- I ' ' -' r 'ish f ' '- ' K ev 5 f..-v,1'.f -, , . 1' 1 ' 1. A J . .- ' .+.' , . I., 5 . . i ...F . P .la ,WA , . 573. ,Egg-1T? . 4 . M :luv 5' 'F wwf. we -,.-. ,. 4. -, 1. . 21. Y . at ' 1' Q QQWPLQ V? 'Y .fr ffzwf ' . , n . ,f 4255 xv .4 2' 374. ' 4 gf, . . K: if - f. , ' f . .M N v., ,I 'a 1' ' 4 f'J f I ',', ' f. ' ,ef A ' 'e Y 'f .3 J 4' 'A 4 ' if . m 'iii 'I 1 i 'i If I I . ju? -fa' 5' v v ,xi X8 . s. ' w , '72 , . 1 wi VI H5 fr . Vai, L A g 1 yr' on MQ MF' sfvgg ' A :F il --:iii q I. 1, 1 ,M .-'.x,qe,,Q1' 5 .L--. MF. : ,Au 21145 'ITA K: N 1' - Q ' 'M' - 3 P X gX3 ,5g,fJFx?J ' 'i A ' , S' 9. ' eg , r -f1'V1f4 'W W' .T 'A 1 , ,n MM yr' bww yji, 'l 'Q-'.,, J 4 Q ,L - -1 af: ,f f',y-sx:1f,frf S - '. fs J 10,5-,lk ,,.f AQ x J: ' 3' 'QW-- 4,41 '.I - -. ., ye' -K., K. ' N 4 V. ,, ,, 4. !rAff,.M,L3, fA X,,j','M AYAD AL-RAHI 1 rl. ' 1 mf X A ,Av I s K ! S- 'T ' 0 0 . A ' O 0 l . 0 Q . ' 0 0 - x ' : :I rv sr , . I n ' A - 0 ii . 5 h U N 1 f' k' f lx .,, x . F 1, fl , W , 'Hs 9. .1 I V 'ff if N QQ I mv 1- ' , N , , YN. .W. A nl, 'R .1 I ' X. , lf? Q V M 'V , T 4H JK f 1 Q 'Z ' 5 . X t 1 1 Il! 1 I 1+ 'Qi X' ' N . , ls.. A Xxx Z' ian' f ' K , ,. ng -xl-A 63.5 - ' ':'nFf.f' x vi , ' I lyalzgi A, r' . . F ,Ai V p Low Su-:um Heisman, 1,5 ,,,,.uuv ' ...AE , 77w.n Rs Mm, M. ' f, K4,mic,'B-ny, a 2 ,,.--f PM My -fw-fend.: cmd. -H'a.wfL211 -For ma-king 1116 wb J am! Www' M . WM 4 ' - I A N805 re mar 5 fhl... 7 Zuszc Spmfgg Q 7k lg?-Q! xp e We QOXANNJ W Jife 'got to be WRU: my QQ '35 6 U0 5 'ri-f ca 5' 1' W 'wp N M Pgvf fw tfufrf: I fm ' 65'fpq7g.?fX 8 me wx J vner of 59 . 6, 4632 nb 4,1 . '?f , je NAL no fd? 'the 'tacit y01.L'1VL Hiya-fl Wie, 62 T62 'flvqofies are all in my mini, Jife got the yew' we ref ' 1533 ffiiiif' 'Mm in me' me mg my M-9' iff? Lii '?uf Lifiofiaifinf' 1 SGML at thi sem yew can In . 91715. 'dug arg and Mag- whggly WAQ77. 'W1C1'2'9 liove da Wanda A me J drum of the way things m a. Hemi' And. auth Magma and WZMM Wf6lQ r5 Cowl. be ami ask' why not TP? f1a-ve-then-Iuffe QM -ww ent, 1 - ' An one Man on Hrs -hme play, many P,,,4,4 JDM ni My Way! TEVEN ROBINS 90' Talk about a dream try to make it real You wake up In the night with a fear so real Spend your life waiting, for a moment that just don't come, Well, don't waste your time waiting. - Bruce Springsteen The last light fpdes and drifts across the land - the low. long land, the sunny land of spirest the ghosts of evening tune again their Iyres and wander singing in plaintive band down the long corridors of tries, pale fires echo the night from tower top to tower: Oh. sleepl that dreams, and dream that never tires, press from the pet ls of the lotus flower something of this to keep, the essence f an hour. No more to wai the twilight of the moon in this sequestered vale of star and spir , for one eternal morning Heraclitus, did you find in fire and shift ng things the prophecy you hurled down the dead years? this midnight my desire will see, shadowed among the embers, furled in flame, the splendor and the sadness of the world. 1 l -THIS SIDE OF PARADISE- We ,wx -'W , 1, lg ' V . , W 'V 1 2 , .Q .,,,l ' V I 1 al Q my fl l y W y . ' 1. , 'V.' fe! l AA' ' 2 4- V i y f -': , tp my l lp -, A A l gMARlA g, by 5 5 X Y W Q , A V ,f l ADRIENN y 5 Q Q Q' G , . ,LA V A gg' 'A M , Ao 5, fr ROZHI gil. I l 'L -v '- vii- , , ll 4 ':K aaiwvfn , .,, 4 5 . my ? 5 a rg. ' W X 1 53 Thank you Hawken for the tears and laughter- I love you all: Our gang Rosie Kerie Steve ' x a bu especially my parents, Mama S Papa . fn, x -' ,X In W 1' 0 x J in mi QW I s ff- V31 cj 06312. vx TXMU-Xss : 5 . Lao P, 35- We-ke., liztxwykkl Qn. S-Q-,f Lei rifle. fer,-4iw'f MQ- L42 25 Quia whqf D 5, you MQIQQ if- ,. Lx ff fi ' M fff A . --J' C' Q- M- or flZkf51C. ' fAC f3Cs5Q1A4eyge CMAJ... Sang, - aussi , , 5 1? ff? K . CFD sn? W 'K J gl,QC.r r00 ' X I '1 1 - 4 X . . 1 s, A A Q I g m ' f If I if T . ,If y J ,W Ii armlmai S?-JEWQ1-Qs' HQQ-fi? My LM' JPN? A special thank you to my friends, teachers and coaches for making the Hawken experience a reality, and to my parents and grandparents for making it possible. -fi? , ., f If,-sl ,Q ' xX- 'x X L' 9 5 Qffi-li A 'W 2 xx Q -3' if W Q 7 35 I leave behind me a name and a few pictures. but I take with me memories of four years of hard work and hacking off, accomplishments and disappointments, and most of all the good times I had. ANN SCHW RTZ ,al ff If I V x z J , Y ' 5:4 X A xl -.-.4,,,.n-v X '. 5. , X K Y 'MA' Ax --' ' 1, 17, ' B . Ax Aly: x X .' f.,,, X JW X ,J it xy, .ilk ,A .. n ' fh-'ALA sf ,fu I Mx ww, 1' X gjxff I. JN I 1 5 1 AY K ,X XS, xg . XV , 'B 'S LXR K X ' i xx h L xl. ' 1 A 'Nxg X 1 x W -X xx-Sy Q' 3. x. 'N -i WXGA -lf' My love and thanks to Liz Hallie Nancy L'anne Tony Nod - -Q -A ya.. .g....,e k,T4-.,,,s. f an ' ,Q-bf as :si 1. 1 L Margaret Ellen Lee Smith J' . o . s iq, . '4 'A .N --Q 1 , v I L . I 6 L19'x 140-f V. ' ' . , ., fi .3 -A 'H .ii gg- WN ' if .V 8, X M . ,. x, 'dl FNU' L,. ' - 'V gf.-ar , -wx f- 1. L 1 -Gfbvlv What in the ever became of sweet jane? XJ' 13215 1 3 k x Q! .,,. gn-A Grateful Dead 4, ' -. Ak . url! QL e if ., ' 15 .1 ,,- e ',' 'W 5 f xl ! . Q ' E : I 7 1 MALCQLM SPREY . ,A --, ' A , 1 : lv fiwfaf., ' I' v ,1,3',j'f Q' F 'Vila dar' 'y I -ggn O 4 ' 'W' 'mil 2, 'I , s lat ' 1 ' . if A' P 'L 'Q PWS 4 f' I xx vp' . ' wp, , ' ,. , 4 A 1 'PIQQ D CPhotos by Onyx photographersj IO7 my 5fagw S 1 ., Q59 Q E5 FTHANX J if Qfgmk Aims Y 5 l N . gg rv ,1 Ag M me fkckwdjhgb j9K?VOL Qu fj Wafllldlji fobelapy X ' wha! au we icq 450452 df ye Walter Ellis Steele U ' If 55 Thanks Mom and everyone I ,A 'O O' Q, 4' AA pf-Tv N .v-- QR L 4-lQsf l. . rl. Q Il . 6 ,I- -W, P l' P. vt 'Q Now I think no riches can compare with being alive. not even those they say this well-built llion stored up in peace before the Akhaians came. Neither could all the Archer's shrine contains at rocky Pytho, in the crypt of stone. A man may come by cattle and sheep in raidsg tripods he buys, and tawny-headed horsest but his life's breath cannot be hunted back or be recaptured once it pass his lips. -Homer Give me where The earth is myybody. my head is in the stars. l l A ft.- , l stand, and I will move the earth. . . . est bien fouldu cerveau Qui pretend contenter tout Ie monde et pere . . . Mais que dorenavant on me blame, on me Ioue, Qu on dise que chose ou qu'on ne dise rien. J'en veux faire a ma tete l L ETH ADA W TLICKER ' i A boirel IIO s? ' -af' l 1 l -Rabe ais Rn honest brew makes its own friends. i John P. Molsen l i l I i l -Q N x - - i J , 4 JOSEPH EDWARD VI Y Special Thanks to: Haldeman. Erlichman. Chuck, Arnold, The Absent Minded Profes- sor. Eunice. Meers- chaum Sam, Kanuck. Harry P. Ness, Dark Menace, Michelin and Dr. Daniels. Love. Dean 39 shi H--' I .X . f Q, 'E-li 'K r'- , m q Af, .D Y ,awry W' y, If wif?-y 1' -,M .Q l . 1 FW? :IN i ff naw ps? F ,Q 11 n 1 5 4 lohank You Mom and Dad For Four Years At Hawken School . 0 Xi x H .1 I 4 . , gi 9 u 1agJJeH xueql pue DITI HTII az 3 Z 3- 3- 5' 2 E. fl 9. C- 3 3 T' I - 3 S fb EL : V' arg 5 ,,, - 5 5' 3 -N .7 2 : Z' 3- 5 Q. gp E- 'A 5 Ei T 'D V1 EWU 2 -' g 4 5' ,., 0 ru ' :' Q. 3' UQ' U- fv Q 3 N4 FP o ru :r 9. 8 'V 3' : 1 V1 5 2.4 f.a...:,:.::1'::4::,ur'1-' ,'ff'- , 2 G V' E 5 9h . R . O . V. 'N 5 'U DJ- r-v T3 8 I-Y T Q -1, Who so would be a man. must be a nonconformist: ln every Self work. oflgenlus we recognize our own rejected thoughts. Reliance For in much wisdom is much Grief: and he Nothlng IS at last sacred but the Integrity of your own mmd. y mcreaseth knowledge increaseth Ralph Waldo Emerson Ecclesiastes 'IIS Thanx George Roby you know what Thanx Peter. Rica and Jacob Scott la de da Thanx Mother Doctor Savine Weizman fancy that! And Most Thanx to ROB WEIZMAN Dedicated to Lisa Thank you Hawken, for I3 GREAT years. G.W. W.P.O.D. Meet the new boss, the same as the old boss. -Peter Townshend GEORGE WHITE You might as well know what is right for you And make the most of what you like to do For all the pleasure that's surrounding you Should compensate for all you're going through. -Bryan Ferry F WX I A WIL E ., Ac, - ,A 1 ,ml-, mf- .- M fp .. R .- ,D . .15 -N PH L. , -ip LQ DQ . LLQD, 12,15 C 1'1fNLyOQ ..-,- C.. nd In 'Q Q rw - Pqjer Green l ,-,cm Eno C-GMC Tkilx -n J .wr eg Gan - 'wh :prix ,-,I 'WAC 5 I 'iINC1df'Scfx, DYGDQM, Ckqf L-3, T-rfqtg L I MJKOB 7415, Kivng Cr'.nq5ofq' D of-K5 V33 U. F. , Nomkker Paper- T, Qogjfq O 3 S f 034149 Gnd SJpf'Q3xf P05 55,6 5-Q:Lf.:'.15.1. 'Dm In 93. A rr be gliscy 'Qc QPNJ. Y' Y A 5 -gb Wk K L , 'Q J 3 Q . lx rxgn u.l'- ,XVII Q -173 ' f-Q? - ' MAL .D. NP J Zrlw, fg j F b ,S l I: Ir!,C,,J ,yi Nl um. ifitfg I.: H, I 2, M: IQ, s A 'IH 41 , f , 2 x 1' Y z Y w XHBIJ I' JEAN? ,Ig ' .I J 'N i'jj'yfl, ! L' L- H ,PJ 1, 2 N2 , I ,2 LIAQAJ 1,51 XJ T 13 X IQ J p ,J I J O 32 ! 'NNW yr si, Dec! W, W I W A kj 1 7 ' J +A A , I rl. O J R b ri. I H H, X A j x 1 w , zg, M I L, D l g ' 51 r NK 72 s., A K WQYQFS. pqie, Tcevnsq A pcxepo Pe .J-7V's:'VX's' HQOAPQ gl ny ,G,?T5.l Bf Qnd TMC D KA Thanks: Dad and Mom David Debbie Dan Marc Mr. Carter Mrs. D. J.R. Ewing and Hawken for I2 Hang on to your hopes, my friend. That's an easy thing to say. But if your hopes should pass away Simply pretend that you can build them again. Look around, The grass is high. The fields are ripe, lt's the springtime of my life. -Paul Simon AX xx s invaluable years A day without sunshine is like . . . night. -Steve Martin JGNATHAN SAAC YLILI H C ASS GF '80 all l'll be damned, w pulled through, to think the crazy things we wa to do. -Holly f all ted Near ENN, Ll it 2'T i'i 3 2 T37 7 'Y l fill i Dear Parent of a Hawken Senior: The senior class evidently decided that January 25, I98O was senior4cut day. Your child did not come to school on Friday. This note is to inform you of that fact and to advise you that this absence is considered an unex- cused absence from school. Faculty are under no obligation to assist students in making up work missed under these circumstances. Sincerely, Bruce Carr Assistant to the Head of the Upper School iii N 0.5 rm , 4 . . h,,, I 'Ak all ,y it Q . O' D. js ' , it 337' 3- :J fa iw... ix X '9 4- ' xf X , V ' f 'I , 'c'3v, f M ., v f Qviwf Nut- . 5 ' ' ! A X ,,,,,,.. ax uf. 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A . , I , . h s l ff' U ,,, ' , , P 1 1 Q f Q 1 Q 25, Donna Alemagno James Barker Jonathan Barris Tracy Benson Gary Beven Bennett Blau Elizabeth Boyer John Braun Jay Brice Christopher Cabot Marcel Cesar Adam Cohen John Collis Robert Cutler Ross Davies Frederick Davis Neal Deodhar Hallie Dettelbach Suzanne Drake Dyke Easterday Robert Edgerton Geoffrey Ellis Jonathan Epstein Debra Fader Andrew Fenton Thomas George Elisabeth Gibans Charles Gilbert Norman Gilbert Marc Gillinov Elizabeth Gillison Gary Goodman Jennifer Goodman Jonathan Guggenheim Richard Heffern Jeffrey Hoadley Diana Horvat John Horvitz Glenn Houser Neil Howell Carlos Huff Kimberly Humphrey Gerald Johnson M TRICUL Tl John Carroll Univ. Denison University Ohio University Northwestern Univ. Univ. of Colorado Kenyon College Wellesley College Univ. of Texas CAustinJ Univ. of Richmond Miami Univ. of Ohio y Lehigh U. 6-yr. Med. Pro. Washington S Jefferson C. Year Off Dartmouth College Washington Univ. 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Univ. of Pennsylvania Bates College Miami Univ. of Ohio Oberlin College Case Western Reserve U. Univ. of Cincinnati Syracuse Univ. Yale College College of Wooster Trinity College Macalester College Dartmouth College Hobart College Univ. of Cincinnati American University Year Off Franklin 8 Marshall C. Univ. of Michigan Ohio State Univ. Harvard College Vanderbilt Univ. Univ. of Michigan Macalester College Year Off Marietta College Miami Univ. of Ohio Case Western Reserve U. Ov CALLIOPE 4475 '. . ' , -J. Ki ' v-an ' .12 , 15 .. I- i . - ' hr, 71 , -1 vw. H'--1-.rzrrzfv-gf ' ' ' W1 3 -E, 1 S J A'::fT'?51'S?'-wr X FIRST ROW: D. Katz. B. Hellerstein, K. Sarlson, M. Trattner, G. Graham. A. Korman, T. Benson, A. S. Peppercorn. SECOND ROW. R. Stoddart, Mrs. Dusenbury, L. Feldman, J. Branden. J. Selis, A. Sc S. Klein, S. Levin. R. Chattree. THIRD ROW. L. Volk, S. Marsee. A. Soule. Ioop, D. Geller. S. Tucker, hwartz, P. Cole. D. Horvat. I FIRST ROW. K. Sarlson, T. Whitehouse, D. Ross. SECOND N. Smith. J. Rosenthal. THIRD ROW. L. Feldman. D. P. Nahra. B. Alfred, A. Fenton, J. Guggenheim. K. I24 5,1 1 N. Lasky, K. Nahra, R. Krall. J. Grunzweig, S. Tucker, J. M. Dettelbach. T. Frayne. Mrs. Johnson. J. Kohn. FOURTH ST GEBAN 'K-0. 'sv' 46 xX FIRST ROW. Mr. Carter. K. Seidman. D. Healy. P. Quarles. H. Gettig. SECOND ROW. H. Dettelbach. S. Drake, S. Emert. Mr. Snavely, A Stack. THIRD ROW. M. Deutsch, C. Miller. S. Snavely, S. Mason. FOURTH ROW. D. Durn. A. Soule. J. Robinson. CHORUS 'W I If W fx 'id--h.e..4cu1ef ' I? Q E , . S 3. K.,- . ROW. B. Blau. SECOND ROW. K. Humphrey. K. Hatfield. B. Arp, M. Rozhin. A. Swick. G. Roland. H. Kirkham. THIRD B. Grohol, K. Podway. M. McCahey. D. Eaton. M. Andrews. L. Matthews. Mr. Rosenzweig. FIFTH ROW: K. Warner. N. Lowe. S. Powar. K. Lowe. SIXTH ROW. A. Weidemann. D. Kates. B. Banks. D. Ross. B. Maynard. D. Mecaskey. L. Parker. D. Rositano. B. Wirt. I25 TUDE T SN FIRST ROW. M. Dettelbach. E. Cohen. S. Robins. SECOND ROW. D. McCreery. B. Hellerstein. A. Cohen, T. Frayne. ATORS I l g S NIOR LLINC BO RD FIRST ROW. J. Hoadley, J. Collis. SECOND ROW: Mrs Warner, P. Nahra, R. Davies. G. Goodman. K Humphrey. THIRD ROW. M. Kalina. M. Deutsch. CHOLARSHIP OMMITTEE FIRST ROW. D. Weidenthal, J. Grunzweig, A. Naiarian, G. Goodman, J. Brice. E T. Kneale, D. Scharf. J. Hoffman, A. Korman. THIRD ROW: A. Cohen. H. Dettelbach. FOURTH ROW. D. Sullivan. M. Gillinov. K. Nahra. D. McCreery. P. , Cohen. SECOND ROW: K. Humphrey, R. Meisel, llman. G. Houser. S. Phillips. A. Schwartz. M. mahra. S. Robins. FIFTH ROW. B. Perla, J. Epstein. PLAYERS' SOCIETY I I I IAIBI '+'+' - -4--A..it,..-t RED KEY I QV 4 ,Q 1 FIRST ROW: K. Roby. J. Robinson. B. Blau, A. Wilde, R. Davies, T. Handlon, K. Sarlson. SECOND ROWI S. Frankel, M. Trattner. A. Weidemann. S. Phillips. A. Brandt, A. Korman. T. Whitehouse, L. Boyer. THIRD ROW: S. Mintz, J. Barker. N. Smith, J. Epstein. J. Reavis. FOURTH ROW: J. Sargent, K. Nahra, T. Frayne. FIFTH ROW. D. Weidenthal, J. Grunzweig. A. Swick. P. Nahra. D. McCreery, D. Scharf. A. Najarian. .W f A 'V 2 I-' . . I X 5 . , , X . . s EFI ER fig H I rf I . W Y 'L I I' I-5 , Q . LEFT. Mr. Brandt. FIRST ROW. J. Reavis, S. Klein, J. Palmer. D. If ' ' ' V Eisenstadt, S. Powar. SECOND ROW. A. Reitman. K. Lowe, D. UIIENTI IJ? -: ' Leizman. P. Blum, D. McCreery, A. Wiedemann. ,, lg :fb ' i? in J -A Q.. Nahra. A FIRST ROW: H. Ullman. F. Davis, P. Blum. B. Alfred. S. Phillips. M. Wagner. P. Nahra, G. Houser. SECOND ROW. D. Weidenthal. S. Tucker. K. Swick. D. Sullivan. T. Frayne, A. Jaffe. THIRD ROW. D. Leizman. J. Rosenthal. HESS C UB FIRST ROW. R. Schuster. S. Tucker. C. Huff. R. Cutler. T. Frayne. J. Weisblat, J. Breslau. K. Matthew. SECOND ROW. M. Whitehead, S. Mintz, J. Kohn. D. Sullivan, R. Jayavant, M. Bechkowiak. S. Giegerich. THIRD ROW. N. Howell. G. Girty. D. Smoots. B. Beck. C. Layson. T. George. E. Cohen. P. Motta. Dr. Carr. P. Sprey, C. King. DEB TE . 5 , .B it LOMACY CLUB Q. DIP ex I ROW. L. Fe L-R. J.Palme FIRST ROW. SECOND RO r. E. Hutchinson. R. Jayavant. R. Cutler. R. Davies. Mr. Banks. K. Sarlson, M. Dettelbach. M. Trattner. I. Long. W. T. Handlon, G. Goodman. THIRD ROW. M. Berlin. S. Tucker. FOURTH RUW. N. Smith. D. Shimskey, M. Whitehead. S. Mintz. FIFTH dman. C. Huff. E. Cohen. J. Epstein. FORESTRY LUB Q. FIRST ROW: J. Robinson, L. Davis. M. Tranner. SECOND ROW. Miss Hansen. A. Loop. S. Marsee. THIRD ROW. J. Kohn, P. Hyde. Isl CYCLE LUB FIRST ROW. T. Whitehouse, D. McCreery, S. Phillips, Mr. Rosenz- weig. SECOND ROW. D. Sullivan, R. Davies, T. Handlon, P. Blum. THIRD ROW. A. Swick, J. Kohn. Nl I fa QR of ' fl? OUTDOOR LE DER HIP LE DER L-R. G. Murray, M. McCrory. J. Snyder. G. Ellis, Mr. Scott. R. Weizman. D. Easterday, N. Pignolet. I3O DOW H LL SKI CLUB F RST ROW. A. Leizman. S. Peppercorn. A. Korman, L. Fromson. S. L renzo. R. Meisel. SECOND ROW. B. Elder. M. McCahey. M. R zhin. A. Schwartz. D. Weidenthal. THIRD ROW. C. Earle. M. B urlin. D. Reavis, R. Davies. FOURTH ROW. M. Young. S. Mason . Houser. .l. Reavis. FIFTH ROW. F. Davis. CROSS COU TRY SKI CLUB FIRST ROW. H. Denelbach. L. Davis. M. Trattner. J. Palmer. M. Denelbach, P. Evans. J. Robi son. A. Weidemann. A. Loop. P. Hyde, S. Marsee. M. Deutsch, A. Jaffee. E. Hutchinson, D. Sullivan. J. Sargent. K. Seidman. R. Davies. S. Phillips, J. Brice. Houser. OUT IDERS FIRST ROW. D. Holtrey. L. Black. D. Eisenstadt. S. Marsee. P. We Hyde, K. Seidman. K. warner. s. Phillips. H. Dettelbach. SECOND ...J .s ROW. S. Powar, A. Loop. R. Zulauf. THIRD ROW. F. Davis. K. Roudebush, J. Robinson, J. Sargent. G. Houser, M. Young. R. Stoddart. I E GR PHIC ARTS SOCIETY -.Q HUMP D Y COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Miss Wolfe Mrs. Dusenbury. K. Nahra. J. Epstein. SECOND ROW J. Brice. J. Hoffman, G. Goodman. S. Robins THIRD ROW. D. Scharf. P. Nahra. R. Davies, M Rozhin. 'Y L-R: J. Brice. J. Sargent. A Soule, L. Volk. S. Robins, Miss Wolfe, T. Whitehouse, M Trattner. :TY HOCKEY LUB FIRST ROW: J. Guggenheim. Dr. Bernstein, D. Weidenthal. D. Scharf. SECOND ROW. R. Cutler. C. Layson. U RIUM CLUB FIRST ROW. R. Jayavant, J. Goodman, M. Trattner, D. Weidenthal, F. Davis. SECOND ROW. R. Stoddart. J. Guggenheim, D. Scharf. A. Swick. Mrs. Deighan. GOURMET LUB FIRST ROW. M. Tratxner, L. Davis. SECOND ROW. Mrs. Yedid. M.Greenlee. D. Nakamoto. d 1 Ahh-.-.....,, P...-A - ...M .' ' 'Wim . , . ' 'i ,I --A? sw' ' , , 'I ': ' 'Q 5 K . 'aww wi Al ' I .--....,,,,, ,, ll.. N :sg yi' I , I I , , .3 nb. 413 , 11' in QQ Z Q 1 ' I I' 'K , S N, . I 'sz , L-R. K. Nahra. M. Gillinov, J. Yulish. G. Houser. POLITICAL DISC SSIO GROUP 'UQ 2, 1 , 1 N-'ff' L-R: S. Tucker. L. Feldman, T. Frayne. M. Whitehead. S. Mintz. CO LLIB FIRST ROW. R. Edgerton. J. Epstein, G. Goodman. SECOND ROW: R. Meisel, H. Ullman. M. Gillinov. K. Nahra, G. Housser. THIRD ROW: J. Weisblat, R. Jayavant. S. Petrovic. A. Swick, P. Nahra. PASSING THROUGH: N. Deodhar. CNYX I9 Second Row. B. Gibans, S. Phillips, M. Mor Steele. G. Goodman, J. Epstein, S. Robins, Jon Epstein and Gary Goodman, Business Managers 4 First Row: R. Meisel, A. Schwartz, D. Weidenthal, S. Drake, D. ris, A. Wilde, S. Klein. N. Gilbert. Fourth Steve Sobol, f f i y I Wx. 1 grim K r hz.. ' ' .1 yy 74 A Il V 3 I 'T F S 12' x ' . I, :YL 3'5 ' gv. , 25133 .T:1Q, Debbie Katz, Class, Faculty, and Organizations Editor Marian Morris and Stu Phillips. Senior Page Editors C. Gilbert. Beth JUNIOR STAFF Lisa Davis Mark Deutsch Matt Harthun Pam Hyde Aaron Jaffe Rachel Mann Sharon Marsee Editor Mason Mintz Stoddart Al Swick M rsha Trattner H rlan Ullman D vid Watson A y Wiedemann Jay G 'Q J. Sargent, A. Cohen. D. Katz, L. Boyer. S. Sobel. Goodman, D. Horvat. A. Korman. Third Row: W. Sargent, Art Editor Sue Drake and Alan Wilde, I Sports Editors, and Debbie Fader Steve Robins, Special Events Editor Thank you to our advisors, Mrs. and Mr. Nelson I X15 up X 5 Q7 V XEX 'f jgmffx Y 4 u W 4 W x ,I , S Q1 M- m f x: xi P fx , , M g , Wy V i j X hy P gy 5 2 Dy 'fi J f ' qui. nik W I aff J X gf, I f x .4 ' ,I I X 'W' fff 1 1, ,fff f X 1, XY: ' 'ff fu' QZI V w , A ' 9 N e k W 'X 3 u . YQ fr f DV f Q 2 fx fv Q K. I I ff' , f' xyx Qs' 'fx' K I .,f 'Q ' ij? Q Jl, 7 N X9 , by Q . .I X M fly 1 . Li ' IX X fjfl Aw 5 V W W ' M W g M N Z: , , A in ry K 1 W' lm -V ,PH ' juz :lx -X LLM M N ti x , In 4 N It A , ll 552- X f l! - ggxfgixxwggskwytryfyp, W A l l N Q R ,fgff ',l?!,1-wif! A -, A, 1 . 5, i. 'x .. 2 . rw f 1, ff? , . , diff v gwghs. 5 WW mf' fi -490' , A X 'VW ,, l LU Nm, X 1 Jf I '5 9 H I 0 ' xf' Afqiii. . PM .ix i L ,. ' M , N -m f Y y f H' gf! Hi N 5 N I , 1 9 g.c55z2aif!'f 1,m s f ' w' v wrs 11 '. m , 1 W , X 1 wi f XX H' V! 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'iw gxiriiv A' M elondff co , 13,50 Qf wazf wfrdg, and naffad woods, and meadowi brown and sew? fc57yoJ1f AY Y n X...- . ' ' g 9 x. Q, -W li . U' 1 z 4 , .W 1 L ,N 1 4 I ' 0 K ff i is wa. x - .nf I' 116' S V55 5 . IQ. f V pg' sw 51,45 l v .5 i , , f, ,f, . 5 1 . T3 .ff -Q ' .Q-Q K, vu thgx .-.-L---- I 5 L gt QS li V . X 4.x R .1 - I Y . 4 K 1 F ff . i , - 'X ,231 .A 3, 1' X ' S 'x .v , it? 3 if 557 .J A 5 x 5. r ,X '4- f. The I979 Hawken football team, despite injuries to 9 starters, managed to finish for the third straight year as the highest ranked single A high school team in the city. This was accomplished by the Hawken tradition of an explosive offense and a powerful defense. After tlte injury to junior fullback Bob Fisher, the offense sputtered for a game or two before exploding at Newbury. That night another junior, dancin' Joe Matt Harthun, began to show just what a revitalized Hawken offense could do. By the end of the season, Matt became Hawken's first l,OOO yard rusher. When the opposing defense finally clamped down on our rushing attack, the aerial fireworks began with the highly respected combination of senior Jeff Hoadley to senior Mark Kalina. However, the Hawken offense did not stop there. A key run and block could always be counted on from junior Mark Hoffman. Breakway runs from sophomore Eric Hamilton were far from uncommon. When Hoadley looked to his left to throw, he always found sure hands in juniors Dale Kates and Keith Logan. sophomore Peter Henkel and senior Jon Barris. An offense is only as good as the line and this years line rose to the occasion by providing large holes and excellent pass protection. The line, led by seniors Gary Beven and Adam Cohen and strongly supported by juniors Alan Swick, Mark Deutch and Mike Wagner, kept the Hawks in many games and consistently used sharp blocking to lead ball carriers to touchdowns. Defensively the Hawks were led by sophomore linebacker Leonard Slodov, who broke the Hawken record in tackling. The front five spent l110St of the games in the opponents' back field. The five at the start of the season consisted of seniors Neil Howell and Joe Viny and juniors Dave McCreery. Mike Greenberg and Gib Kirkham. When Howell, Viny, and Kirkham were injured they were replaced by senior John Horvitz, juniors Dale Kates and Mark Hoffman and freshman Dave Groves. The other linebacker positions consisted of seniors Ken Merkatz, Chris Cabot, and junior Ed Vizdos who reamed the field. The defensive secondary leadership was found in .leff Schwartz until his injury. Then junior Keith Palevsky stepped in and intercepted three passes in his first game. Rounding out the defense was junior Matt Harthan and sophomore Peter Henkel who quickly adapted to their positions as cornerbacks. Matt led the team with seven interceptions, while both Peter and Matt made many game saving tackles. The team, inspite of losing seven seniors in the future will be led by the finest group of players for a long time. ln the final analysis, we compiled an eight-two record. Not enough can be said about the coaches. Under the guidance of Coach Spicer, and assistant coaches Ribar, Walton, Davis, and McCracken, we came together as a team, and they instilled in us a sense of pride that will be remembered long after the individual team accomplishments are forgotten. I4O HU. ,,.., M. wi ..,Qi.iR,.C . Q. J,.' V,V, . , Q Y, 5 vt ...xxx V ,. f . A K J ' Q ' x. ' A . ,ie if H- , , M, ,., ,fffgf - :ea if. S.. ft P 1 fl' I A Q,,g,g?.. 1'.l'g. 5 .Q ..,.'5gt5 A e ' A-A' fs-fiona r ff '32-L. 1 1- if-I. . . 'W .. t 5 x 14 - ' '-W X I riflllliqiigy 'ig iz KT Zllwviv s al T' K if ' Jia.. 'V if - ' ' . jim fi All ' , V C1 TEL,-V?-3 ' K ilfivfaw 1 I 'Vai ' ' 'M ' 'Q--'wail M' 6 4 MSWWEQQEEQN yu - i ' ' , Xwfr' gi, N , . H 511465 je Nix xi: . A 1 K .A 3.5 R Q ., ,IQ .i ii 'l ' ,X 7 .s . 5 'Qs'-if-. Silk Lf? 'JET' ii 'si X, 'X H gwp, ..t4'Yr'i-ribgfhifftiqmi Q... gyda. ,tiki-Lf.. s . -if A rr table' ' f -X 1 .-2-1 ' ' s . .3 a,.f'.:z.v 1 . ' ?+E7i5if'i' P5 ' ' . vV'fi:'v .,:.Ai xiiifiu ,lff ' A - f i M ' ' ' N ' f th. . :ww ,ks .-Qsfnwejg, Nl. .,,W'1Qp.'w--ss.-f ff Qji Hi . ,- tsswksfc. we !.xl. ,. M.. - Ile. . x A 'i ,. 'AM' I - V' Freshman. BACK ROW L-R. G. Green. L. Parker. D. Pak, C. Pike, H. Kirkham. Coach Brandt. MIDDLE ROW. B. Bryan, R. Naiarian, D. Reavis. R. A Markawitz. G. Karch. FRONT ROW. R. - Green. H. Gettig, J. Conomy. E. Maynard. B. Wirt. MISSING. J. Lis. I S 'aa 3304 Varsity. BACK ROW L-R: Coach Spicer, Coach Davis. G. Roland, G. Kirkham. E. Hamilton, M. Wagner, K. Logan. A. Swick, B. Fisher, J. Hoadley. A. Cohen, C. Cabot. D. Groves, N. Howell, D. Durn, Coach Ribar. Coach MacCracken. MIDDLE ROW. R. Kruak, P. Henkel, T. Smoots, P. Blum, M. Deutsch, M. Dettelbach, W. McCahey, G. Beven, J. Turi, Z. Horvat. J. Becker, J. Barris, K. Cramer. Coach Walton. FRONT ROW. M. Greenberg, B. Delman, D. McCreery. J. Schwartz, M. Hoffman, L. Slodov, J. Horvitz, J. Viny, K. Merkatz, M. Kalina, M. Harthan CRDSS CDU T Y With the loss of only one of the previous year's top five runners, everyone seemed confident that the '79 cross country team was in for its most successful season ever. Todd Kneale, the team's fourth man in l978 and winner of that year's most improved award moved up to the first position in '79 and again was chosen most improved runner. Todd and second man Armen Najarian led the team comprised mostly of iuniors. Two newcomers to the cross country team, juniors Dave Scharf Ca sprinterj and Don Rositano. along with captain Jay Brice, traded off the remaining 3 of the top five positions throughout the season in friendly rivalry. Charles Gilbert put in his first year on the team as a senior. and despite his late start made a great contribution to the team, along with Jeff Hoffman. Dave Sullivan and Marcus Brittenum. in bumping back potential scorers on other teams. The team gained only one freshman in '79, Jim Kasmer. Jim gained valuable experience this year for a future which holds much responsibility for him, along with sophomores Jeff Hoffman and Marcus Brittenum. as the rest of the team will graduate after the I98O season. Although the team was plagued with several minor iniuries throughout the season, hopes were high as the State W N ssgjst gs a if Kil Ei 5 l K J A NYM? 6 sf, L' 3+ 'Ia 1, 'li '1- BACIG ROW L-R: D. Rositano, R. Schuster, D. Scharf, D. FRO T RCW. C. Gilbert, A. Najarian, T. Kneale, J. Brice, Hoff: an, Coach Hoffman. Meet approached. But disaster struck as the taper for sectionals began and second man Armen Najarian suffered an iniury to his ankle. The team's season ended at the sectional meet. but first man Todd Kneale and captain Jay Brice ran in the District Meet as individuals, ending their season a week later than the rest of the team. Again with the loss of only one senior from the top five, the team's I98O season looks brighter and stronger than ever as its remaining top four runners will be experienced and dedicated seniors. To the I979 Hawks I shall look back with fond memories, and to the I98O Hawks I raise my glass in anticipation. l L-R. B. Hellerstein, L. Peay. J. Selis, Coach Haskell, N. Hastings. R Mann, D. Eaton, A. Schwartz. ln August, the girls tennis team returned to Hawken to begin a rebuilding year. Faced with the loss of last seasons top two players. outsiders predicted the team would have an average season. Fortunately. the players felt otherwise, and with the help of first year coach Mary Haskell, played to a respectable 9-6 record. The team also did very well in tournament play. In the Ohio Tennis Coaches Association tournament they breezed through the first two rounds before falling to the eventual state champion, Laurel. The sectional tournament was highlighted by sophomore Liz Peay's fine performance: as runner-up she advanced to districts where she again came in second. The doubles teams both made it to the semifinals. The team of junior Jane Selis and sophomore Nancy Hastings lost a tough match to LaureI's state champion team 6-4, 6-4. Senior Anne Schwartz and junior Rachel Mann lost a heartbreaker to the other Laurel team 7-6,7-6. The team was led by senior captain and old board winner Anne Schwartz, who finished the season with a IO-8 record at the tough second singles spot. Liz Peay also did very well, compiling a I3-6 record against the area's finest players at first singles. At third singles Rachel Mann had an outstanding season, holding the teams finest record of I4-4. At first doubles was the strong duo of Selis and Hastings with IO wins against just 5 losses. At second doubles junior Beth Hellerstein and sophomore Dennie Eaton provided some strong support, ending the season with an 8-6-I record. Junior Ann Whiteman. the team's most improved player, filled in when needed, sporting a I-I record. This year's junior varsity team also did very well, winning two-thirds of their matches. With a strong 6-3 record, these players should contribute to the success of a powerful varsity team next year. l44 SVS-M GIRLS' TENN S in fa, -Ps ox ..- 4. , .Q I , rf If tg, u ..-Q , --1. a - P- x W 1-- - ' V - . . - -. -. - 1-0: - ,. . w ' . X lk X ' 1 ' . .A I 'N fm . - - . A V1 A LX vt WO . -I - 'fi-ff , . 5 . 1 C '+9rE7 -.ik fee 5 ai ,.. f . iz- -YK kj J , W ,aa .V J, ..,. V, N K V 4 ., ' I fl X S, ,. V 40's V. . .. A r . .. Y .- . . Y, x ,ggi I 'Q SOCCER I August of I979. the soccer players gathered for what was t be a winning season. Before the season began. the comp tition believed this was to be a building year for the Hawk and we would not be a troublesome factor. But thanks to a st ong-hearted team. though inexperienced, the Hawks pulled it through and came out winning 8-7-I. There were only five remaining Iettermen this year, only two of which were regular starters. This year's team was made up of fifteen players: in the senior class Bennet oss Davies, Geoff Ellis, Dan Leizman. Jay Sargent. lilde, and juniors Juan Antunez, Tom Brinker, Glenn Blau, Alan Girty, Neil Lasky. Paul Nahra. and sophomores Ethan Cohen. Eric Ellis, Dave Lader, and Martin Schulz. The Hawks' schedule was very tough: ten triple A schools, five double A schools. and only one single A school like us. lt was one of the hardest schedules the Hawks have faced, and nine of the sixteen teams we played finished with records. winning To name all the brilliant moments the players had as a would be impossible, so a recollection of the best will follow: 5-I victory over W.R.A., 6-l over West the tie game in the last 22 seconds against Lake team games Geauga, Ridge. beating Beachwood in an icy drizzle 3-I. There were a number of games the Hawks could have won this year. but didn't. by l. Next year, the Hawks have the base for a truly excellent nd with the fine coaching of Steve Haas, it will be It seemed any game lost by I could have been won team. a seascfn to remember. as this one was. This year's team was the third winning season in a row for the Hawks, next year's team will be the fourth. lt should be mentioned that three other players received Varsity letters for their four years of dedication to soccer. They are Rob Edgerton, Rob Meisel. and Dave Weidelnthal. Varsity. BACK . J. Leizman Cohen. J. B. Blau. L-R1 Coach Haas, T. Brinker, P. Nahra. G. Ellis, D. E. Ellis. FRCNT ROW: M. Schultz, A. Wilde, E. D. Lader, G. Girty, N. Lasky. MISSING. R. Davies, gg-ii . 1.g1.,,,wv P4 glial!!! 'Q 3 ,A . .. QA X 1 f - - . 9 '- 5 I A' 4' Q fx , s 2 I Q I f . 1 f if ,L 57 , 1 , I X ax f Ni ' 11 Rx ? .' Q t 4' Q f gc Ili l mg J T f x xix ff , Q z 4 'ke' Wiwfg Uv 1 ,tip 1 -. x ff Lx! 'f VJ ff RXN . bf YE. QL in ma. ,Q 'psig w Qi . . gmszfg W Q f bel ,4 . x' Q I A ' ...A -r f N ' ,A-an 'w,g,'a,g5,,?f'3.' , 5 5- .... .,,.g,.,,!,:. ... a fr 1- ,, , , . Nftw A , I Q K 45' K, . 9. 4, ,, . X I N ,. , 4 'f UWM .lunlor Varslty. Colgan, Coach Edgerton. Warner, D. Earle, D. Posner D. Watson. ' I .:V,.i. ROW L-R. T. Whitehouse, D. Weidenthal, M M. Dettelbach, J. Grunzweig, C. Miller. R ROW. R. Meisel. T. Salmay, M. Whelan, P. Motta, S M. Davies, P. Frankmann. D. Geller. MISSING. C Bowen, S. Tucker, J. Gillam, A. Diwan, D. White . B 8 A , . . . . Q14 5 .. :. . T I ,' Q 5 I K-i't '.. l fa- fd' Freshman Team: BACK ROW L-R. Coach Tottenham, B. Foney. B. Westbrook, P. Evans, G. Metzger, B. Zollinger, G. Tank. M. Bechkowiak. MIDDLE ROW: B. Bukovnik, R. Kaplw. M. Young, K. Hatfield. D. Sogg. T. Barrett. FRONT ROW: J. Breslau, P. Eisenstat, D. Patchin, D. Patchin, D. Healy, D. Feingold. l48 The l979 field hockey team started its season with several handicaps. There were only four returning lettermen. a new coach. and many players new to the sport. The season was spent rebuilding the team after the loss of many seniors last year. The four returning lettermen were seniors and held defense positions. These seniors were Beth Gibans. Donna Alemagno. Sue Drake. and Marian Morris The defense was extremely solid. The halfbacks included a dependable and strong Beth Gibans, a very aggressive Tracey Easterday Cdefense awardj. and a steady and consistent Susan Selis. Rookies Annie Blum and Wendy Bauer displayed their adeptness by learning how to play hockey so quickly. The defensive combination of fullbacks Donna Alemagno and Sue Drake COId Board Awardj and goalie-captain Marian Morris was tough to beat. Drake also played forward line due to her versatility and powerful drives. When Drake played forward. Meg Belden and Sherri Powar displayed their ability at defense positions. Donna Alemagno was a great asset because of her dependability and strong drives. The offense consisted of many new players. Players new to the game were freshman Sue Emert, freshman Amy Leizman. juniors Alison Loop and Rozanne Zulauf. and senior Debbie Fader. All of these players caught on very quickly. Emert Cmost improved player awardj displayed her skills at dodging and driving. Other offense players included Pam Hyde, Meg Belden, Amy Weidemann and Sharon Marsee. The scoring power was shared between these players. Through previous experience. Marsee Qoffense awardb was able to lead the forward line. All of these players will add a tremendous amount of experience and skill to next year's team. Perhaps the root of the problem stemmed from the lack of unity and responsibility that commenced at the beginning of the season. These problems were hard to cure becuase the team lacked a unifying force. Varsity: BACK ROW L-R: S. Emert. R. Zulauf, A. Weidemann. Coach Deter, P. Hyde, D. Alemagno, D. Fader. B. Gibans. MIDDLE ROW: T. Easterday, S. Powar, A. Blum. A. Leizman. S. Selis. W. Bauer. FRONT ROW: M. Bleden, M. Morris, S. Drake, A. Loop, S. Marsee. FIELD HOCKEY However. we put it all together during the last game of the season when we all got psyched and played together as a team. With the experience and knowledge gained from this year, next year's team will be able to build into a much stronger team. I49 5- ,M 2': W lf- H y,FL,,li zu, ,. 1,-f it V ,. ..,. W , f V , grf V, fu' E 1 V1 V H 1 , ,K H+ ,Q 2-zz . 4- 'Cf ff . f f .W tE5f7T.ffi'f f. , I V ' 'f' 'f?7Q, K. gk, .K - 4' ,ff-N , , iq - ifgqfftfsu -f' In , - L' f J ,. , , - ' 7 ,, I ff gn ,. Vw - f 4., ff,-,z f ' ' - . ' k v,1f 'rf' H V 'i ' 1 U - - f KM my I . . I - A ,,.,. ' ' Vx, ? ,,N M, 1, M 4 k 'M ' ' ,, ,- -e , ,A , Junior Varsity: BACK ROW L-R. Coach Schilling, K. Podway, J. Esselstyn. K. Swick, M. Andrews. L. Alemagno, S. Chiapetta, B. Elder. B. Datt MIDDLE ROW. L. Feldman, C. Stvan. L. Black, A. Wedren, R. Fox, A. Earle. FRONT ROW. M. Trattner, P. Cole, L. Fromson, K. Holtrey. D. Eisenstat M. Shannon. L 1 ff f f A ll In 8 f' :wx JI' ,ali A . N' ' gf.-1,4 A1 , 52? . , '!',1e--555 ' ' . .1 'rw rl' fl , . 16.435 , ,, W ? W U A. 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Coach McCahon FRONT X xx- -- -X rf' , KS.. , R Mg 1 E . 5 1 , '. , 1 The Hawken Golf Team finished the tournament season with a first place in the Sectionals. first in the Districts. and fourth in the State Tournament. The Hawken golfers fired a 347 to win the Sectionals by I8 shots. Gary Rusnak was the tournament medalist for classes AA and AAA with a 75. A 335 gave the golf team its third consecutive District championship. The team was led by Gary Rusnak's medalist score of 73 and Greg Rusnak's runner-up score of 79. ln the State Tournament, the team fired a 36l on Friday and a 345 on Saturday for a 706 total. Finishing fourth in the state was Gary Rusnak with an 84-79, I63. seventh in the state was Greg Rusnak with an 85-85, l7O. Bill Randorf had a 92-86, I78 and Brad Dunning had lOO95 for l95. Bernie Perla was the fifth man. The team's dual match record finished at 9-5. Gary Rusnak had a 37.9 average. Greg Rusnak a 42.7 average. Bill Randorf Brad Dunning and Dale Pistilli had 44.7, 47.8 and 48.4 averages respectively. Joe Farris and Chris Rossi also competed in dual matches although Farris injured his back and wasn't able to play in the State Tournament. With every member of this year's squad returning. the Hawken Golf Team should have another outstanding season next year. VOLLEYBALL The l979 Varsity Volleyball Team welcomed a new coach this year, Mrs. Kathy Kuss. It was a learning experience for both team and coach as we strived to improve and learn from each other. In spite of a 6-IO record. team spirit and friendship made it a winning season. The team was led by senior co-captains Debbie Katz and Diana Horvat. Debbie's three years of varsity experience and bumping and serving abilities made her a key player and contributed to her receiving the Old Board Award. With two years of varsity experience. Diana strengthened the team's offensive game with her excellent downward serve and spike. Senior Kim Humphrey contributed greatly to the team's overall performance as a starting setter. Senior Maria Rozhin developed much-needed blocking skills and improved her serving and spiking abilities. Senior Amy Korman was a hardworking, dependable player who strived to improve throughout the season: her willingness to work and friendliness earned her the team award. Junior co-winner of the Most Improved Player Award. Bev Lyles, strengthened the team with her consistent serve and iumping ability which contributed to her spiking and blocking. Anne Bresnicky, a second year starting sophomore, was a fine all-around player who excelled in setting. Sophomore co-winner of the Most Improved Player Award, Kim Cabot. showed promise as a top server and spiker. Sophomore Marcia Brown worked on her serving and setting skills. and her improvement was apparent. Nancy Harthun. a freshman who moved up from the Junior Varsity, was a capable and determined player who will be a leader in future seasons. The Junior Varsity. under Coach Dave Rosenzweig, finished the season with an outstanding record of IOS. It will undoubtedly contribute many fine players to future Varsity teams. 'iff J.V.. BACK ROW L-R. D. Nakamoto, L. Davis, K. Warner. n e' Pepperdorn, P. Alexander. MIDDLE ROW. Coach Rose zw ig . , . p. FRONT ROW:M. Levin,G. L. Korman. M. Rhodes. M. Zulauf. MISSING: G. Gascoigne, Fader. Davies N.Harthun B Ar S Z' Varsity. Brittenum. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Kuss, M. Brown, D. Horvat. Katz. FR NT ROW. A. Korman, K. Humphrey, M. Rozhin. Richardso . MISSING. B. Lyles. ROW LVR. A. Bresnicky, K. Cabot, L. Deighan, -fm 'VFW I J -. ,Q ,v I I S -1 .-f 'A X Ss 1 FALL FAMILY FAIR I -f . -Q f XSL XX. JU - '7': Qx g XXFJ I A xx X X W 'Q f xxx 6.581 ' sn X X HARVEY FALL PLAY i . 5 L 1 1 L z 4 rf i' 5 HALLO EE ggi? f J ,E A ,gf R341 , f v J -', E 2' ii r 11132: 1 w ' - p ,,3T1,.. ',','j ffffi33g E ,, g f z., ' . L 'rf 324' 'QQ-ei F' ' ' -'ftkft , L 4 R hr -: zfgfziu g - , . Z L 'SH E if If vw, wf Vt Alf 4 L4 X. 5 F K Lv, 1 E g . Y a u . 7 4 UQ U ITED WAY EVENTS SPECIAL ASSEMBLIES r-'F' it Lou and Scott L- na' A all Shakespeare Festival Jane Campbell AtweII's Acting Class Princeton Nasoons 52.951 vrnvwm Take me, I'm all yours. 1 if ,iff 1 5 , . f all l .. N 4 -i fffo rx.: ITV' gui 3 . .NFL , Hawken School Transportation Vehicle ,ly v x,,,r l UH. . .UH. .. ,U Melts in your mouth. not in your hands Kg' H hr' V--Y X -- 3... XY-44'-a.. . 4' f 6 Vz '51 Qi- --U P5 i Af --- Q., 1. Ng 2 ..,-- '? N.-S . X. H 5 S 5 is ' N? L IQ. ll ni -r 1 L 551-'lin Q. ! !, : ' .7 ffm.: ,'l .W .1 IT mqf fa , ' 4 TW Ars? f' riff! I . 3 f'i .::.. , ee-.wa rm , 5 A ' ,., v - J , . . . 'HK N .1 14 W' y Q X fl I x L 5 V i Q .FILN .' ' iff , ' I ZW . aww W- Ng, -v,.: , . , -1 K X, 'Ca y L1 .1 gxx . -'fv X -f Q -4- W . 4'. x I tSw2 V5,?ftg1if nrt, MI K N- -Pliy. E 4, -- H of if 3 IQ- , .- xgy- ,. . - A , , ,i , , . 1 -Q . , XXL 'H QL! . ks' N Q..vy KAL' 1' Q42 I , 1' ,+L L M.. - ..'!u ....... . - . ,. -Musa ll P' L.5infQr Sports aovs ASKETB LL Coming off a 4-I5 season and with only three returning termen, the Hawken Varsity Basketball team's hopes for a ccessful season seemed quite bleak. However, to the surprise most everyone, this year's team proved to be one of the best Hawken's history. With a blend of youth, a little experience, d a lot of desire, the team was able to boost an I8-4 record d claim the sectional championship. Leading the team were veteran seniors Jeff Hoadley and nptain Mark Kalina. Hoadley led the team in blocked shots and lina helped the team from the point. Junior Dale Kated played e other guard position and led the team in assists with four r game. Rounding out the starting line-up were sophomore perstars Steve Phillips and Eric Hamilton. These two led the am in both scoring and rebounding with Hamilton scoring Il.4 ints a game and grabbing many rebounds, while Phillips scored points per game. Junior Keith Logan came in often to clear the boards, iunior an Antunez was always able to aid with his hot shooting hand, d junior Mark Hoffman devastated many opponents with his 1acious defense and constant hustle. Another bright spot was Jhomore Brent Maynard, an amazing dribbler and passer. 'ong support was also given by seniors Jon Guggenheim, Andy nton, and Gerald Johnson. The l979-80 edition of the basketball team was an exciting t inconsistent group. They defeated archrivals U.S. and achwood in one week, but then lost to both later in the season. lach Bryan and his crew most certainly made themselves Jud in bringing Hawken basketball back up to the plateau it had ce reached. Back Row L-R: A. Fenton, E. Hamilton J Hoadley K Logan J Antunez Middle Row Coach Bernstein, M. Kalina. S. Phillips, K Palevsky Coach Bryan Front Row R Kaplan B. Maynard, J. Guggenheim, G. Rusnak M Hoffman D Kates S E www ' - ' I 2 1 Q ff! 9' -1 : 1:5 ' ' 4 4, Pl. 1 .g f A ZA., M A ' a 0' W 1 i , 6 .,,f 4640 M 11 j , Y , f ff gg, . M W A f if 71 f + ,. ' an gd if iff 1 ,gigs 5 , W E WRESTLI G Standing L-R. B. Fisher, S. Warner. M. Greenberg. J. Barker. S. Petrovic, M. Bechkowiak, .l.Turi. B. Delman, Coach Davis. Coach Walton. W. Walborn, D. Zellinger, E. Vizdos. G. Murray. F. Davis. D. Pak. R. Beyer. D. Durn. Sitting L-R: D. Rositano. R. Green. D. Feingold. T. Stanley, D. White, D. Geller. P. Frankmann. H. Gettig, J. Kazmer. D. Reavis, C. Gilbert This years wrestling team gave a tremendous effort to make this a record shattering year for Hawken wrestling. As a team. the Hawks started their season with 2 wins and 3 losses. However, the Hawks improved dramatically winning 9 of the last IO matches to end the season Il-4. This was the best record in the history of Hawken wrestling. One of niany highlights during the dual meet season was a 45-I8 crushing of archrival University School. The first but definitely not the last victory over the Preppers. The last dual meet of the year, against Cleveland Central Catholic. showed the overall strength and skill of this year's Hawks. Every Hawken wrestler won his match! The score. Hawks 54. C.C.C. 5 by a forfeit. The Hawks entered the post season tournament competition expecting to do well as a team despite the presence of wrestling powers such as '78 State Champs Cardinal and '79 State Champs Richmond Hts. But the Hawks did better than expected. The Hawks finished in 3rd. place compiling l2OIf1 points in two days of competition. This was the best showing in sectionals in the Hawk's history. In addition, eight Hawken wrestlers advanced from the tough sectionals to the district tournament. Wrestling is an individual sport as well as a team sport. Individually the Hawken wrestlers excelled tremendously. Every full time varsity wrestler won five or more matches with at least one pin! This year there were three senior wrestlers. Tri-captain Charles Gilbert finished I2-2 in dual meets with 7 pins, 2 superior decisions. and 2 major decisions. He also placed 2nd in the Hawken Tournament and 3rd in the sectionals. Fred Davis had a 6-2 l68 record which was good enough to give him 3rd seed in tht sectionals. Jamie Barker, the last of the senior trio finished witl a 7-6-I record against fierce competition and placed 5th in tht sectionals. Outstanding juniors this year 'included tri-captain Dol Rositano who finished with an umblemished I8-O record, a lst in tht Hawken Tourney and a 2nd in sectionals. Tri-captain Bob Fishe finished 2l-I with a 3rd at the Hawken Tourney and a strong Src at sectionals. Paul Frankmann finished I9-I-2 on the season and 2m at the sectionals. Steve' Warner surprised most everyone Beginning with a losing record, he came back to end up I2-9 am place 2nd in the sectionals. Mike Greenberg also started out slow but ended up ll-4-I with a 4th place finish in sectionals. Freshman Hugh Gettig also showed immense talent. He was I4-3-I for tht season and he placed 2nd in the sectionals. Also qualifying fo Districts was sophomore Tom Stanley. He was 4th in sectionals. To be a part of this years Hawken wrestling team has been 4 rewarding and enriching experience for each and every wrestler The Hawks were a team of class individuals who worked togethe and supported each other. Look for more of the same next year witl more victories. Thanks for a wonderful year Mr. Walton. Mr. Davis, and Mr Rositano. The team. Shake 8 Bake. Freddie. Disco Chuck, Rosidego Fish, Greenberg. you're such a spoon, Frankberg and Lou and the rest of the Hawks and Becky Collins for keeping stats and making goodies every match and last, but not least. our wonderful fans wht cheered us on. Good luck in the years to come Hawks. See you at States! X , ',:?QQ45,, f ' AENIE Z 7 'lk' 'ff ,Z X 6 W-Q54 ' X V'-:-,y A N' I' V X 'X' '1 1 f' Y ' nf! M x 4 , ,,4f, ,fgx,W V J WN xxxi ,vfrz '7f.:f'?Q:f4. X. F Wifsiff -fm2'734?9. . KA- -3 ' ' X' :rn 47' 4' Q L..- , O ' 7' Iiiijrf 1 When teams have a losing season, they are said to have a rebuilding year. The l979-80 Girls Varsity' Basketball team had a rebuilding year. After losing last year's starting five, the team was left with a young and inexperienced squad. However, with four returning Iettermen and the determination of the newcomers, we managed to compile a 7-I4 record. The starting five consisted of senior captain Debbie Fader, juniors Rachel Mann, Beth Hellerstein, Beaver Lyles and senior Donna Alemagno. With the tallest girl standing at 5'7 , the team relied on the outside shooting of Mann and Fader. Mann was the leading scorer averaging a little more than I2 points a game. ln addition to being leading rebounder, Beaves provided the team with a solid inside game even though her opponents always had a height advantage. In the first game against Laurel, she broke the school record with 24 rebounds. Point guard Beth Hellerstein provided the team with good ball handling and also added depth to the outside shooting. Donna Alemagno added needed strength under the boards. Coming off the bench very frequently were seniors Anne Schwartz and Kim Humphrey, sophomores Ann Bresnicky, Lisa Deighan, Linda Alemagno, junior Michelle Rhodes and freshman Nancy Harthun. Because the team was plagued with some injuries during the season, head coach Smith relied very heavily on this crew to fill in the vacant spots. Rhodes, Schwartz and Harthun filled in at the wings while Bresnicky and Humphrey helped out at point guard. Deighan and Linda Alemagno helped out on the boards by filling in at the forward and center positions. With 8 returning Iettermen, next year's team should be Stronger and have hopes of a more successful season. Despite a losing record, there were many bright spots in the season! Van rides with storytelling Beaves, singing, losing, DARTBOARDS, hitting trees with cars, losing again, some of our nonstop eating of pizza Cand everything elsej, breaking lent and diets Cnot once, but twicej, losing some more, those unannounced dinners, wrong baskets, losing even some more, injuries, OUTHOUSES, blacks and whites , losing once again, hail Smittyfsj, overtime WINS, tight sweats, having to sell presale tickets because of all our fans, forgotten tennis shoes, winning states but forgetting to tell anyone, MAGULE, Beth's b-day, our anonymous sweaters, SOME people dancing Cor somethingj on court, burning of a picture, stealing b-balls, those serious practices, time outs for a hurt thumb, all our spunk, and SPIRITQDI, all of Fader's announcements in school meetings, our day of fancy lay-up drills, being a TEAM and FUN! P.S. S.B. and T. are almost here . . . BASKETB LL Back Row L-R. Coach Smith, L. Alemagno, A. Schwartz, D. Alemagno. R. Mann J. Lovelace, Front Row: L. Deighan, N. Harthun, B. Hellerstein, K. Humphrey, A Bresnicky 1 HE'- glif m 1 1 VNU? I ,E . A g 'ai E. yYX.S BCOYSCVSW uma A DDIVI G John Collis- 4th in state in 500 yd freestyle, lst in district in 500 yd freestyle, lst in district in 400 yd freestyle relay. Bennett Blau- set Hawken diving record John Braun- set Hawken record for IOO yd freestyle. Ist in district in 200 yd freestyle. Ist in district in 400 yd freestyle relay. Rick Heffern- Freestyle and butterfly Glen Houser- breaststroke Dyke Easterday- freestyle Andy Stack- lst in district in 400 yd freestyle relay Loren Weiss- freestyle Steve Reed- breaststroke Chuck Westbrook- breaststroke Jim Branden- lst in district in 400 yd freestyle relay, individual medley, backstroke Dan Braun- freestyle Mark Hontas- set Hawken record in IOO yd butterfly Paul Braun- breaststroke Ted Esselstyn- set Hawken record in IOO yd backstroke, Ist in district in IOO yd backstroke. 5th in state in IOO yd backstroke Peter Henkel- backstroke Rich Stoddart- freestyle Graeme Tank- freestyle Greg Metzger- freestyle Doug Crystal- butterfly Bob Foney- diving Bill Westbrook- breaststroke Rick Rovtar- freestyle Back Row L-R: M. Hontas, P. Braun. R. Stoddart. G. Tank, G. Metzger, J. Collis 2nd Row: A. Stack. L. Weiss. D. Crystal. S. Reed. B. Foney Srdt T. Esselstyn, B. Blau. P. Henkel. C. Westbrook. R. Rovtar. B. Westbrook. J. Branden Front Row. D. Braun. J. Braun. R. Heffern. G. 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Thanks to the superb coaching of head mentor Ron Robinson and assistant coach Jim Bresnicky, the spirit on this close knit team and the leadership provided by senior tri-captains Debbie Fader, Anne Schwartz and Donna Alemagno, it was a great season. One of the finest infields in Hawken history provided the team with a solid defensive core. The starting lineup of Soph. Linda Alemagno at Ist, Frosh Nancy Harthun at 2nd, Jr. Rachel Mann at SS and Sr. Anne Schwartz at 3rd, tortured opponents with an almost errorless defense. The infield will be remembered best of all for Nancy's acrobatics, Rachel's incredible grabs, Linda's body stops. and Anne's immortal catches. This year's outfield was also one of Hawken's best. Led by seniors Debbie Fader in left and Donna Alemagno in right center, there were very few spots for fly balls to fall. Their outstanding catches kept the lady Hawks on the winning end of the scoreboard. These valuable seniors will be missed next year. There are many other talented fielders to help fill this void though. Soph. Anne Bresnicky started in left center field all season. while Lisa Deighan and Beth Hellerstein alternated in right. Sophomores Wendy Bauer and Kristy Loveman also filled in when needed. Another important factor attributing to the Hawk's successful season was the pitching staff. Soph. Lisa Deighan and Jr. Beth Hellerstein both did a fine job at this position, combining for 30 strike-outs on the year. Deigs earned an 8-4 record while allowing only .98 runsfinning. Beth posted a 7-2 record and a fine .79 R.P.l. average. Frosh Karen Warner caught for both pitchers and did an excellent job in her first season. To compliment their defense, the girls produced a .395 team batting average. They were led by Jr. Rachel Mann who set school records in 3 categories. She finished the season with 48 hits, IO H.R.'s and 98 total bases. Mann also led the team with 4l runs. 7 doubles, 5 triples, 39 RBI's and a .558 batting average. Debbie Fader and Donna Alemagno also provided the team with a strong offensive punch. both batted .469 for the season. Finishing the season with a combined varsity and JV record of ll-7, the girls not only were successful, they also had a great time. We will never forget Mr. Bres sprinting from the field after the Hawken Tournament, Tarzan Warner's jungle call when she hit her first home run, Nancy Harthun's razzle-dazzle as she made her hot dog plays, Nicky Bres coining the phrase KSOR . and Mr. Bres' chewing tobacco. Last. but hardly least. we will always have memories of our sometimes pessimistic. sometimes doubtful. sometimes wet, usually obnoxious, but ALWAYS greatly appreciated head coach. Thanks Dad. -'Nu 'L H GIRLS' SOFTB LL HV? I .15 - . . 'Wag 'V ,wi .Ji-. Jqftlyvlrd ,' 15 j5'f.'4ii'ff4Q.' 1.3 -if ,vr Qu' .111 , ,,. .' ' . ,aw r .f'1.p.: , ,. ,' . tn ' '. -, N,,:N' Front Row L. To R.: Nancy Harthun. Kristy Loveman, Wendy Bauer, Debbie Fader. Anne Schwartz. Second Row: Carol Stvan, Ann Bresnicky. Amy Weidemann. Karen Warner, Rachel Mann, Laura Fader. Back Row. Coach Bresnicky. Amy Leizman, Linda Alemagno, Lisa Deighan, Donna Alemagno, Stephanie Levin. Coach Robinson. ,v I, .4 X x Kr V '-is , I Pk I ,Ar ,Q , . ,,,, rf: .,i'biM ,.f ,, , N f ' v ff .154 ' - ,. kai ff eww., ,' ' ws A .. .AA is-. .,.... . 'u - . 9 V ' , ' -X a, 95 .' nz V V ,. 1' 'J-.4 1- 6 ,gf couu DAJ j oamzon f X f ,v ,.f Zi I ,IJ-.,. .: .,,,, ,Ju X. -.V ,A Q ' -K, 0. v. N In-M .4 21 if ,ug wr -wit. MM ,- - Fai?-34 Q Qs ,,,. Q , I .A 1' ...Sr-x iff' --4 1 -454' -. warg .ska ..., sv. ,B 4 -. vu ir ,,,...., 4- X1 . 5 .H 5 ' fm -' . s ' -rx ss . A .. f fm 8 .MW The I980 H seasons ever at wken boys' track team had one of the best tra awken. The team tied for first place in the Cuyaho Relays, as well as winning their own Hawken Relays. The team finish one point away Districts, and fr team also set from first at Sectionals, qualifying ten positions f om there advancing two to the State meet. The tra three school records this year. including bo sectional-champion relays. The 400 meter relay team of Glenn House Mark Dettelbach. the I6w meter Slodov, and Eric C3:25.7J. The thi dash. At District a time of 49.8, s Hamilton took fir record. This pai finish by Hamilt holds school rec and l6w relay. Harlan Ullman, and Matt Harthun ran a time of 45. relay team of Dave Scharf, Armen Najarian, Leona Hamilton ran one of the fastest times in the sta rd record was set by Eric Hamilton in the 400 met . Dave Scharf won his semi-final heat of the 400 wi tting a new school record. ln the next heat, howeve t with a time of 49.5, establishing the Hawken scho r traveled to states, with an incredible second pla in and a third place finish by Scharf. Hamilton no rds in four events, the 400, 800 09795, l600 0979 Senior captain Glenn Houser ran the high and low hurdles, as w as the 4m relay. doing very well the sprinters, pla He also ran the 2 pole vaulter. Juni handled the sprin clearing six feet, Steve Phillips also Sophomore Scott future. Sophomor the season switclf third in the Sec as being a very distance events team. Fellow Juni events, such as t in the Sw mete enior John Horvitz led the shotput and discus team t sectionals in the discus. Junior Matt Harthun Ie ing first in the I00 meter dash in the Sectional mee and the 4413 relay. as well as being an outstandi r Harlan Ullman and Sophomore Mark Dettelbach al ing chores. Junior Gib Kirkham led the high jumper as well as running the 400 meter dash. Sophomo high jumped and was the team's fastest high hurdle Bowen. another hurdler, shows much promise for t Leonard Slodov ran the 400 but towards the end ed to the low hurdles, he did extremely well, placi tionals. He was also in the i600 meter relay. as w good pole vaulter. Junior Armen Najarian ran t nd also was a member of the incredible l600 rela r distance runner Todd Kneale ran the longer distan e 3200 meter rung he also placed third at Sectiona r run. As well as the track team has done this year, next year's tea has the potentia Into do even better. The majority of this year's tea were Juniors or Scophomores. which should prove to be next year's ar leaders. L toR TOP ROW J Horvitz A Najarian, D. Scharf, G. Kirkham, T. Kneale, H. Ullman, W. Walborn, D. Sullivan KNEELING S Phillips E Hamilton, L. Slodov. M. Det elbach, M. Beven, J. Becker, SITTING: M. Harthun R Najarian R Markowitz, B. Zollinger, H. Kirkham, D. Rositano tag: M, T z. 'Q 1'4W fr.'7 J N'-H ? Q.:'52'1ii 5 Q, Qld M .-1 5 .ls Us Ve ?.,f.1'L 'T-if af .Q hrfiyjt .i 'sfgfii , 1535i 5 ' :mi , . Q W K K V. ,. 5 W' 2-iw -sf mf' . ,Q .' ,ff Gag' bf.. x --.Lv . ggqig, QT: fi. 'ix 1. .,, -t.. . 41-2 V , I OK! 9 335. 1 mfg , . if W f 553 4 f' W 3 101 2 , WM:-. I, 1,mzaif:w'fef1211.M...4.r iv! 4' 'rv W7- The I98O varsity tennis team had a very good season, although it did not quite meet up to preseason expectations. The squad finished the season with a IOG mark, defeating such area powerhouses as Mayfield. Gilmour, W.R.A. and Brush. Throughout the season, the team was led by Senior captain Kirk Nahra, who played the first singles position for the third straight year. Nahra finished the campaign with a I2-4 record, winning his last ten matches. Brother Paul Nahra, a Junior, occupied the second singles slot and finished the year with a IO-3 record. He will be one of the strongest players in the city next year. Senior Rob Edgerton, a third year man, played third singles and ended his Hawken career with a very impressive record. The doubles teams did not finish as strongly as expected, but all players finished with around .500 win-loss records. Seniors Mark Gillinov and Norm Gilbert combined at the first slot. while Senior Rick Heffern and Sophomores Ken Cramer and Rob Testman alternated at the second position. The Sectional Tournament was a disappointment for most of the team, as defaults and bad draws ended District hopes, but the lone bright spot was the doubles team of Nahra and Nahra. The duo won the Sectionals, losing only one game enroute to victory. They went on to win the Districts in a similar fashion. without the loss of a set, and culminated the season by placing fourth in the state. With the departure of first year coach Mary Haskell, Old Board winner Kirk Nahra, and Seniors Rob Edgerton. Mark Gillinov, Norm Gilbert, and Rick Heffern, as well as Sophomore Rob Testman, this season is the end of an era for Hawken tennis. Next year's team will have to start from scratch in order to live up to the example set by this year's talented crew. JUNIOR VARSITY L. to R.- Ethan Cohen, Rich Rovtar. David Ross, Michael Dettelbach I92 i VARSITY L. to R.-STANDING: Mark Gillinov, Norm Gilbert, Rob KNEELING: Ken Cramer, Paul Nahra, Kirk Nahra. Snavely. L' i l w x N 93' ,F J s xx'N K y fY,.x,y.-Mx wxxkl'-X-' X xx X ,,.A V XXxxx'N '-NX ',, -nxgxxl 'N N, , N.ys.N'.x KKK X313 y .xXxXxl'1xN X xyx Y! R. smvyn x xnxx x gs. sax nk LX -1 Q.-,fm -- .M X my-x 'N Ni-.N1 ' KN X' xt Qgngx X ,,...,WgyX xxx xnxx N x r wx-Q' -K .xx ,XL xy., -. ...- . .. Ll. - -. xwlgyvxxiv x ,xi .'.',Z'.'c., 2 V- x X , is xg. is ..x .. . . fs QA' w, x mix, '. vQ Y sffn . 'li Ss! xxx afi. QR. N fr.'. X. 5 li N I S Ksxixl - x.4,.l,AA 5--,xx '- .N ....,... ..,,. Q -bk, :mask .N , H5-4 -2'-dwx Swing, Q, 2239! '501 ...ul The girls' varsity swimming and diving team began its first season with a winning record of 6-I, continuing the tradition of achievement in the sport set by the boys' team. Starting as a first year team, the girls did outstanding work, characterizing the team as a spiritful. enthusiastic and dedicated group. The team consisted mostly of underclassmen: Juniors-Jane Selis, Tracey Easterday, Roxana Zulauf, Anne Whiteman and Ginny Gascoigne, Sophomores-Kathy Wright, Kim Cabot, Liz Peay, Lisa Gaynor, Cindy Raffel, Sue Selis, and Claudia Richardson, Freshmen-Jane Esselstyn, Sue Emert, Sara Durn, Karen Schupp, Kim Holtrey, Sue Hackenburg, and Andrea Wedren. The girls began their season with victorious dual meets led by the more experienced AAU swimmers- Esselstyn, Wright, Emert and Schupp, with the necessary backing up of the newer swimmers, who were constantly improving their times. Divers Jane Selis, Sue Selis and Claudia Richardson provided support throughout the season. Jane's l3TH place in the District meet, coupled with Claudia's 28TH and Sue's 32ND, helped the team with their surprising capture of this coveted title. Districts began with a surprising victory in the 200 medley relay by Jane Esselstyn. Kathy Wright, Sue Emert and Sara Durn. Other exceptional wins were. Jane Esselstyn's IST in the I00 back, and 200 IM, Sue Emert's 2ND in I00 back and 6TH in the 200 IM, Kathy Wright's 5TH in the I00 breast and 7TH in the 200 IM. Sara Durn's 5TH in the 500 free and 6TH in the 200 free, and Karen Schupp's 8TH in the 500 free. Other girls' times placed for points also, Tracey Easterday in the I00 fly and I00 back. Roxana Zulauf in the I00 breast, and the freestyle relay team consisting of Karen Schupp, Tracey Easterday, Roxana Zulauf and Anne Whiteman. All other swimmers and divers made outstanding improvement and provided support and enthusiasm for the team's incredible victories. This is the first time any school has won the Districts in both the girls' and boys' team in the same sport. Esselstyn, Wright, Emert and Durn continued onto the State meet, placing their relay SRD. Esselstyn won the state in I00 back Can incredible victory for a freshmenj and also placed 5TH in the 200 IM. Emert placed I3TH in the I00 back, while Wright placed l5TH in I00 breast and Durn placed 20TH in the 500 free. These girls placed the lady Hawks 6TH in the state overall, an overwhelming victory for a first year team consisting of no seniors. Awards went to Kim Holtrey for most improved. Ginny Gascoigne for Dedica- tion and desire. Cathy Wright for spirit and Jane Esselstyn for most outstanding. Next years team looks to be even better and more promising with all the girls returning. Special thanks to two dedicated, enthusiastic and supportive coaches: Nat Carter and Jerry Holtrey. Also, many thanks to manager Nancy Hastings and all enthu- siastic parent supporters. Y L. to R.- BACK Row - R. Zulauf c 2ND ROW - G. Gascoigne, L. Peay K G Carter, A. Whiteman, S. Sells J Sells 6 r 'f' MMM JAH N4 gk' 2:4 -Q- L 'I xv mvugfds The l98O edition of the Hawken baseball team was probably a big surprise to many people. The team lost seven of nine starters due to graduation last year and had only four returning Iettermen. However Coach Bob Spicer combined youth and experience to form a very competitive team. The baseball team is unique in it's schedule as it competes against mostly double and triple-A schools rather than schools of Hawken's size. As a result of this fierce competition against area powers such as Shaker, South, Benedictine, Mayfield and others. the Hawks finished with a record of ll-I3-I. The infield was composed of two sophomores and two seniors. Senior captain, Mark Kalina, anchored the infield from the shortstop position. Senior Chris Cabot handled the first base duties when he was not hurling from the mound. When Cabot pitched, senior Andy Fenton played a solid first base. At second and third were sophomores. Peter Henkel and Ted Esselstyn, who both came along tremendously in the field and at bat. Esselstyn moved in when junior sensation Juan Antunez was injured in an early game. The outfield positions were held by senior Jon Guggenheim and juniors Neil Lasky and Mark Hoffman. These three along with junior Keith Palevsky and senior Wally Steele did an excellent job all year defensively. On the mound the team had some trouble in the early going. Cabot was the team's ace and he was always excellent. However the pitching staff after that was quite shakey. Bothered by arm troubles, Esselstyn and Hoffman had slow starts, but came through well toward the end of the year. Kalina also pitched at times and was quite effective. Lastly, Peter Henkel was a pleasant surprise as he hurled well at the end of the season. The team was sparked all season long by the brilliant catching and hitting of senior Bennett Blau. When Blau needed a break, junior Mark Deutsch always gave a good performance behind the plate. One very bright spot for the team was the hitting of junior DH Jeff Schwartz. He came along and became a very solid hitter The team had a rocky year but there were some high points. They defeated area powers such as Mayfield and Benedictine. They also had victories over arch rivals U.S. and W.R.A. The team is losing only six seniors so next year should hold only good things. l96 mb- , P - xi Xt R I ,ff N A lm- 'L f 4 il' The girls' track team had a slow start this season. ln March, when many of their competitors had started practice, it was doubtful that there would even be a team. At that time there were no meets scheduled and no coach. The team was composed of mostly new members, having lost many original members to graduation. The team was saved when Marty Webb agreed to coach. The season opened with I3 runners. At the first meet, the girls were forced to forfeit five events for lack of participants, the final score was more than embarrassing. However, the team proved to be extremely dedicated, and the defeat did not keep them from making a successful attempt to improve themselves. They have become a group of experienced, well-rounded runners. The team's sprinters were freshwomen Susie Peppercorn, Sofia Lorenzo, Liza Cohen, Molly Shannon, Pam Cole, Natalie Lowe, Becky Elder, Sophomores, Jennifer Garson, Dennie Eaton, and Juniors Dawn Forbes and Ritu Chattree. The 400 meter dash was run by Dennie Eaton and Stephanie Chiapetta. The distance squad was composed of two runners. Freshwoman Leslie Schwartz and Junior Kristin Roudebush. Between Natalie Lowe, Dawn Forbes and Molly Shannon the team managed to place consistently in the long jump. The shot put and discus were thrown by Ritu Chattree, Kristin Roudebush and Leslie Schwartz. The high jumpers were Kristin Roudebush and Becky Elder. 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In recognition of his unique interests in naturalism and contributions to the school. the Hawken Community has established the Bole Award, to be presented each year to a student demonstrating enthusiasm for and a practical interest in the natural sciences. A father and grandfather of eleven Hawken students, he was a son of one of the school's founders. Undoubtedly, the tremendous enthusiasm he exuded stimulated hundreds of students who experienced the outdoors with him. In the words of Mr. Stenberg, Mr. Bole is most remembered for the quality of his life . . . one which was truly on his own terms. ,n We, the staff of the Hawken Onyx of l98O, would like to share with the rest of the Hawken community our warmest regards for these departing teachers and to wish them happiness in their future pursuits. N Charles Marsee Science Dept. Chairman ,S at Q M. aw H .Q GO- Sue Shilling Mathematics Kenyon Cramer History Dept. 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