Marlborough High School - Sundial Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

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Wgm., 1 ..J 2 It . L.,-V? ,.'.. - .,,.L ,Q,L L Ti? '! iW,,,E,W,,.i L ,, WW 1 L The message to the students of Marlborough from all alumnae, faculty, staff, parents and friends of school is clear and unequivocal. This new building is an ex- pression of love, faith and confidence in them. Each brick, 'each room, each piece of equipment is a measure of our devotion to them, and to future gen- erations of students. You are the greatest, and you deserve the very best. Let the quality of your conduct here be an example so that all who come to this place will remember each of you for: Your awesome level of competition. Your self control, Your courage, and Your grace and dignity. You will leave knowing: That you were welcome. That you made friends while here, and That you were consummate sportswomen in victory and defeat. 2 Opening Each symbol on the Marlborough seal represents an important event in the schooI's history. The pine tree represents the state of Maine where our founder, Mary S. Caswell, opened her first school. The California Grizzly bear denotes the fact that in 4888 Mrs. Caswell opened St. Margaret's School in Pasadena. The next year the Headmistress established a school at twenty-'third and Scarff Streets and the name was then changed to Marlborough. In the center of the seal is the fleur- de-Iis which was taken from the crest of the Duke of Marlborough. Symbolizing Marlborough's role as a messenger of learning, Mercury's caduceus runs vertically through the center of the seal. llll f' Q g0U6ll ra-Wfa i 1339 FACULTY 7 Z :fx my JI fX 5 PPER SCHOOL A HLETICS 4 x S 5 .E 1? 9 I CTIVITIES omzmnca sscfrioixl l owrara scHooL Y CL BS 6 ORGAN ENIO ATIONS ' A opening .....,.-.. .....y.-., , ...-....-..........,... - ' - J-2'1 ii ill LE Q li QUWQZE-.,-,5,,Cli L? QL fn- Q' ' ,,' UR' , Y' k C xt, li KM V A ESF? ln X - 'limit opening 5 K H 32 L C 43 , Q' QX . H W X X 3 f Q W if . X., Q f an 1 ii 6 opening A - A - h 5 M ' 1+ A A A., K ,sf F 1 A,. 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NAYSE TODAY WASN'T GJOTNGJ TO SE SC BAD AFTER ALL. I N J ww zz, .suse Y -M-mb, my X 16 foculty AdrhinisTraTors Provide Leadership Ni gg-ill counTerciockwise from Top lefT: Left Page, Roberl A. Chumbook, HeadmasTerg Board of TrusTees CommiTTee MeeTing5 The mem- bers of The Board are Ann AbboTT Cex officioj, lvlerriTT Adamson, i?oberT Ahmanson, Nancy Call, RoberT Chumbook Cex officioj, PaTrick Doheny, Suzanne Donnelly, Roberf Erburu, Hugh Evans, George Gibbs, Eunice Goodan, John Guerin, ElizabeTh Halde- rnan, Alla Hall, Philip Hawley, John HeidT, Linda Keller, Sally Keon, William Lund, KaThleen McCarThy, Donn Miller, Ynez O'NeiI, Nor- man Sprague, Donn TaTurh. George N. Gibbs, PresidenT of The Board of TrusTees: AnTonia C. Hall, DircTor of The Lower School. RighT Page, Leonard E. WalcoTT, DirecT of Upper School, Social Studies: William W. STork, DirecTor of STudies, Social STudies: Mary Alice Jennings, DirecTor of Admissions: Denise Wood, Dean of STuden1s. was in faculTy 47 W 1 ga dw? f ' , 3 A E. Y i E 5 5 Q- if S is 'Q'- 18 fOCUITy ri . v S -ww f counterciockwise from top left: Left Page, Nancy Cali, Student Advisor: Virginia Gaebler, Purchasing Agent and Bookstore Man- agerg Sterry Kipp, Upper School Administrative Assistant: Barbara ' Sheedy, Alumnae and Development. Right Page, Kallie Tremaine, Community Aware Alumnae and Developmentg Beatrice Tuily, Business Manager. an llillli Qi Q ga. I .Q,, f lfs g if is M8 i ca-LQ ' All A gga U' liwi i Fira!! ,ii 1 I I 1 i l Xl i lllihihxx 5 facuity 19 'e ,il Q 2 ' 5 20 faculty 118 , 7,,, ,. U' E' WKKPKQJ counierclockwise from Top lefi: Lefi Page, Becky Atkinson, English: William Biegel, Spanish: Anne Bell, Ari: Palmer Bell, Science Chair- man: Righi Page, Cynthia Berne, English: Alan Busier, English: Cecil Carnes, English Chairmang Trudee Christensen, English. . S. 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V O11 K N553 ' Heafher Acheson Dana Adams Rebecca Aileyne Stacey Anderson MY' Christina Andrews Julianna Arnold Eiizabefh Beekenbacn lolande Bioxsom Lisa Boehrner Sarah Boren Gia Bosko Nancy Bowles 36 lower school I Jennifer Cnovan Paige Bradley Marlena Churno Dena Crowder Ellen Casfruccio Jennifer Jennifer Davis Kristi Chong Cosgrove Cordy Donnelly K Zigi Seventh Grade Adapting To A New School Maile Gould Katie Graham Renee Dorn Jessica Malgren Laurie Jennifer Foster Elizabeth Gibbs Toby Hall Durousseau Stacey Frederick Kathryn Gibson Carla Hamilton Julia Fogarty Lauren Fritzinger Sara Golding Kathy Morton . i counterclockwise frorn top left: Marlena Chumog Sarah Boren, Melissa Mingstg Katherine Hortong Rebecca Aneyne: Heather Acheson Hillary Johnson Connie Kennedy Angel Kim Dena Kazrnin Julie Kern Mandy Klink G sg lower school 37 Seventh Grade Contributing New Energy Elizabeth Moyer Alexandra Kara Newmark Marshall Leigh Niles Wendy Reed Ashley La Shelle Lori Matloff Melissa Mingst Christy Park Ronit Reichman Catherine Leake Megan Claudia Montoya Rachel Pearson Katherine Rice Vicki Lindsley McKenney Blake Moranai Suzan Pruter Kimberly Root Lesal Ruskey Kathryn Schaefer -sgssqwf to sstrssws- is Sm..- - l -ss 1 - . ...-- s. fifffii ,i .lgii 5 ' . 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Ninrh erode Leaaing The Lower School Georgianna Elizabeth Shreve Spirtos Kathryn Smiih Susan Sioll Samantha Sione Thipyarai Tan Karen Thornber Cailan Thorne Laura Toole Claire Touchstone sr Y ,elif 2 v K ,M-f 'w K X 53 counterclockwise from Top left: Kara Lewg Nina Risfani, Georgianne Gibbs: Susan Janscog There- sa Johnson, Elizabeih Leake: Gin Eizy: Cynihia Chen Gail Wehrii Susan Woo Jolie Zimmerman - ' , ij in -eq ir . ri if ,W fl jf lower SCTTOOI 47 0 A U E0 W , QV? , O W Q9 I OPENED THE CAR DOOI-2.0 MEEKLY, I SAT DOWN IN THE DRTVEPUS SEAT AND ADJUSTED TI-TE SEAT BELT . TN FRTCBHT, T WATCHED NY HAND PUT THE KEY TN TI-TE TGJNTTTON. THERE WAS NO ONE ELSE IN THE. CAR. NO PARENT, NO LEGAL. GUARDIAN. FOR THE FIRST TIME JUST NE. T TULLED OUT OE THE DENEWAT AND AS I DROXIE DOWN THE STREET T REALTZED NY UEE woum NEVER EE THE SAME . . . . 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I Q- 9' - ' s sf' C C J- 'if K- . 1 I if f ' , 7: M si V .,,, v Q f upper school 53 I - Milliceni Lawlon Tiffany McLinn Laura Naylor Sarah McCourt Robin Nevell SOrOl1 Keller Elizabern Elizabelh Lundy Susan Koh Leonard Colleen Lye Karen KUYCTWGK Toni Lewis Linda Malburg Alison Lass Kim Loeffier Eileen lvlalsumi Mary Mclnryre 7, .X I ., ,, aw 1 yy: W o f a? I A V A v ., ' 1 5 1 1 f Q A . s We , 1' I 'riff' J 19' U Leslie Niles ,M 1. W r . 1 . wa 2 fi -v fm av ' Q X JE Q Y, ,394 ii A n 9, 1 A V Aft ' A Madere Olivar Michelle Nilka Laura Perkins 5 L 4 ' I A i - 4 . ed' GW ai rf , 1 ,V .J Q' 4 54 upper school I .A 'L y A I 'L' ,z ll . H515 H ,Ut Q Diane Rogers Kay Ryan Tenth Grade Ann Schnieders Lanita Scott Moira Shanahan Sara Shelton ,sa Q ,i , fff . ,.-, SNP, ,A T1 J' 'V Q 'E W- f 4 1,4 9 y , Counterclockwise from top left: Cindy Wilms, Cath- erine Smith: Dana Silverman: Liz Leonard: Stacy ReSeCl'Ch PCPBI' Hadfieldg Missy rwee-die. Dana SiIverrT1Qf1 Elyse Struckman Margaret Turano Catherine SFTHITIW Christy Trott Missy Tweedie Maria SpirtOS Danh Truang Kristin Van Vlack V , ,r.L A A 5 , '-- QW . ,,: . A A .4 6 K K S . , A6 33 N W, . Q W . Q ' -,K C , C ..., fs if . 5 in ' , sy, Q Q f -v ,. it ' 1 , X X - as A , 6 xg .. if -- .gn W . 5 hm :bb ,C f 'i 1 i g , time If Q lr JA 1+ I' Z wi K tisi ' 5 ss C fl, .1 'ii K in K 'i i :Q - .f K :lyke - L L is ,A , ,mhq r, W ,M . , N X A X Q we . cf! X K. Kimberly Von Der Ahe Lisa Watts Allison Weber Kate Wheeler Cindy Wilms Haydn Wright C 0 ' f if 5- 'V .- gig .i Wx -4' Q' 1 3 Q? gi mg. L e 2 ,RYA A K: 9: 4' C .i v ft 'il K K .. .- 4 A, upper school 55 Jeanine Anca Bujes Alcantara Aghdas Baghaei Stephanie Anne Cordingly Marla Antonini Cynthia Bonorris Conner Catherine Cottis Catherine Bacon Cindy Boyd Jill Cooper Karla Cottis 3 3 3 4 I' .au ' ue - :,.. X . ewxwwwQ x ' - . Q 2.5, 5 4: ..' - S 'WS' A is - z :QN N , 2 . --:25ff:1' l it 1 F F W ,, K tg ki j X . e s D A :init F' X ,f' ff . E? 1 . . U, W 'rr' ' 1 L' SX 1 : f 'wr e F X E ii E 'Q Q Q, Q ew V L QQ. ' 1 y fr, 'I' - .I ff-iw S -' .L I 1 EQ 5 ft ,A , - Si 1 ie E . - . I3 it iiiii . - ' '5' f - 'L 56 upper school Jackie Cross Janet Cubbage Colleen Davis Jillana Devine Aleka Doumas Vicky Eastus y :N...N , 3 xrygiyy K , D eil E M f WEi e,f il? egg for E- one wwe 1 E fe 'F D - 1 m E it i 'E SEN? X . U 5 . A ' 1 L W? -if ff ft ' W Q ,3 .V 5 X . , v N i x as A - .. Q Fi X ' F s My W Christina Emanuel Erin Evans Arionne Fairchild Emily Field Elizabeth Fields Mary Kate Flaherty E . iri ,lil ' xi Q Q ,,E: I wi, . X at-S Qu A 'N ti! X ES Y S X f 5 as Q if .if w N4 tails .-. vb- Q I I Q if A . i its 5 X ---.- L H is X an ,Q W it at . 3, x ,Sw M tffwx .' Sw iwx. g Q , . . N .. ,r Jf,Z, ,, Liza Godfrey Elizabeth Gould Joanne Grono Suda Haim Stacey Hansen Erin Hawley . E lelll Jwsfslif ss lll f Q yy E . J Z My umm lb gb Q C IEEQ A : ., ' ,., ' -es iss i .cz ,QMS . C are 's . Ai s A .3 Q . K K Q: ET, N E V 'I is ,gn 'fs- E Q E .s .M X is ,A Eleventh Grade College Boards Megan Henney Ranlyn Hill Elizabeth Hunter suis, - is x C Qzq TQ his W f- i fi - T k counterclockwise from top left: Caryl Kenworth Jeanine Alcan- G tara: Erin Hawley: Jacqui Cross: Jessalyn Pinder: Arionne Fairchild Seriously Daphne lsrawi Caryl Kenworth Denise lsrawi Kristin Kevorkian Cecilia Keleti Tami Kitchen Corrine Kohlmeyer Katy Lain Karen Lindsley X W 133g f gg ii' -s li is i , ajz , x J' s- -l , f ' :fi-5 M.,-f-' - --I 'f' 3 1 asf, f Andrea Lorber Renee McCall Kathleen Lundy Katie Miller Kathy Marik Lisa Miller ' ::.. . , SEZ, is X ! ,,..,. fb ke i upper school 57 Margaret Milliken Charlotte Mitchel Julia Morrison F: ' 'N 1 ii? X N f: ' K : ':, -.X ' sv .. SQ . sw if Kimberly Nelson Julie Nora Debbie Ohlsson .3 Jessalyn Pinder Alexandra Pisar 5 W ,,, Q Q Q A 'Q Y if . 58 upper school Palmer Rabey Audrey Ralf Robin Reed Jaime Reiter Elizabeth Rhodes Jillian Russell ., L Q Q' H E i,:., Q S ' ' ' el ,.: xg :il x x 1: NSS S 3 X eos Olivia Shores Stacey Schauer Jaime Tiffany Simmons Peggy Shank Shuemaker Kimberly Simons 'N--....,.,, Nia Eleventh Grade Use Of The Gallery IS A counterclockwise from top left: Olivia Shores: Mary Kate Flaherty, - - Susana Tejada Stephanie Conner: Cecilia Keleti, Katy Lain: Charlotte Mitchel: Me- Darcy Troy gan Henny Christy Tucker Melanie Georgianna Yvonne Van Pelt Stephens Streeter Elisabeth Volk Jamelle Susan Stolfi Tammy Talmage Melina Watts Whitmore Jeanette Woo Nikki Wright Caroline Zeiler ,A L . 'Q It I T ' , H its :i r , .:: F- E sg ,: '.'f'1: TSYSSX : -gf.: A . Q . A, A .,,. . in ll . A K -Q. S if 'ix fi. N. im Qs X if tw 2 3 X KA mwgq upper school 59 LEAVE Yom-2 NEEATXVE 'mouel-RTS AT HGME ALL OF YOUR PQELTNE ENERGY AND QQN CENTRPCUGN AEPLXED TOWARD THE. PRESENT 5 TQWARDE EAQE SERVE, EQQTETEE, EW. . . . umm. THE vxcfromf. , X - D vc Q X5 5'55ii5:i:. i-:ix MQ 'ii K Nwxx . QQQQ 62 sporfs . E x K is The Sporfs DeparTmenT has undergone many changes This year wiTh The consTrucTion of The AThleTic CenTer, Turnover in facuITy, reorganizaTion of old Teams, and formaTion of new Teams. SepTember marked The firsT official monTh ThaT sTudenTs were inTroduced To The new gym. AfTer The headmasTer's address, The cheerleaders, coached by Diane Bisee of UCLA, led The school in spiriTed cheers and performed a few of The impressive rouTines ThaT They've learned This year. Through organizaTion and enThusiasm, The AThleTic Council has become a major moTivaTing force in aThleTics. ParTicipaTion poinTs encourage every sTudenT To become involved in aThleTics even Though They may noT be members of a Team. To promoTe inTeresT in a sporT new To The school, badminTon, The council conducTed badminTon inTermurals. LefT To righT. PresidenT of The AThleTic Council, Jolie C-uTenTag finds Time for swim Team pracficeg Cheerleaders: M. Turano, B. DeHa- ven, P. Keely, B. Gless, K. Van Vlack. SevenTh and EighTh Grade Cheerleaders: On Top-L. Tubell, S. Levin, BoTTom-S. Prufer, J. Schaffer, B. Pryor: AThleTic Council: T. Cleminshaw, S. Schauer, L. WesTwaTer, lvl. Blieden, J. Goin, NOT PicTured-A. Lesser fi? .llllll M, 'Hn ma ' W- r ,a, 4,1 r ,. x di 'rl H :fa W , I A L.. Q3 ' T' 1 4, A - W tr MW M an 1 ' '. 8 , ,ww N? .. .f K' 'K av' T W, fair : 'T rr l 3' . . 4 my f J M - -I 1 ,sl -1 . .,,. sporTs 63 volleyball Discipline And Teamwork The beginning of The fall season marked a difficulf period for The VarsiTy and Junior VarsiTy volleyball Teams. Due To The seemingly endless consTrucTion of The new AThleTic CenTer, The Teams had To pracTice aT various off- campus courls. This could accounT for The firsT few varsiTy losses. However, The compleTion of The AThleTic CenTer seemed To lend new inspirafion as The VarsiTy Team laTer beaT Their lVlarymounT rivals Twice. From There They wenT on To parficipafe in CIF Playoffs. The Junior VarsiTy Team excelled in all aspecTs of The game as Q 5, fn ' 641 sporTs W ws N M W Qi seg . 1 , - . fy Mwffaigii-Q 'Z They placed FirsT in The Chafee and Marlborough TournamenTs. ln pasT years freshmen were consi dered members of The Junior Varslfy Team, however, This year a new NinTh Grade Team was formed. The effo forTh by all Three Teams coached b Mrs. Anne I Y proved worThwhile in Their ouTsTandinQ season. The rTs puT CorleTT, Sevenfh and Eighfh Grade Team, coached by Miss Elaine Lass, followed This example as They advanced T second round of The playoffs for Their league, is , T-,ef li' T if T If T 4 . Z iiiii i . f -gl . i + T-if-AffqiisSs--is . Q i A N N My N I I W 1 VJ A WJ 'JJJJJ' fsviliw iv N xxxxx N ' Nxxi. wiv.. -K -s K I I xXxvvvw,,1,, XR Xl. ,sL, X115 M N K -- , L , A M cccs i Z f if ,f , fy rrir li rrr,,r ijfffijiwilywwm iiiiii l 'lffi'i'iii' ll lf'lfllilllilllilili iii iii X N O The l iiii jj i ,. T ,,,,.i, ,i,,,, .iiiiii i A T ii iiiiiiii,'iiiii,i T.. .- T- 'lfiiiiyliililiiliff'i'illliiiQ'i'L'i T Wiifriiifiiriiii . ii , ii.. I , iii., ii i in 'i if iii' fiiflii gy ,V 4 , fv, ZXZQ jjj fffdyg . f,ffQZ,74fQfc7if4f , ,ff ,f M' ,. I ' f,,,7wZjvi . ,WZZWW ,.,, 00,07 4 Q f . ,i,, , ' 4 Counferclockwise from upper lefi. varsiiy gameq VarsiTy Volleyball Team Top Row: K. Breen, J. Kim, T. Pisfay Middle Row: L Coffles, M. Morfon, C. Mifchel. E. O'Brien BoTTom Row: A. Lass, N. Risfani, E. I-lawleyf Junior VarsiTy and NinTh Grade Teams Top Row: A. Lass, N. Risfani, E. l-lawleyg Junior VarsiTy and NinTh Grade Teams Top Row: K. Boken, A. Bujes. K. Losey, A. Weber, B. Barash. L. Godbold Second Row: J. Nora. G. STreeTer. J. Gabler. S. Shelfon, M. Flaherfy. M Ellis Third Row T. Talmage, C. Facey, B Gless, J. Ham- mers, L l-ludson, J. McKee, C. Anderson, C, Rognlien. S Schulfe. L. Horfon, M. Morion, S Shelton in junior varsify Qameg SevenTh and Eighfh Grade Team Top Row: A. Lie- big, J. Arnold, P. Bradley, J. Cosgrove Middle Row: C. Monfoya, M, Pozzo, C. McNiTT, L VVesTwaTer, A. Groener. K. Gibson. S. Anderson, T. i-lall BoTTom Row: J. Fruehling, N. Harb, J. Weber. E. O'Brien in varsify game SQ-L K - . , i 5 L .M x .. 9!2 sporfs 65 Tennis Competing Under Pressure 1 66 sporTs l ix? R a is 5 NWS X T K s X 122 -v i '-Q 'S' Q-g:fRf-awk .xi T -f sf fs.-i.ws...wx X T is,QTi 5 ii? .,.. AlThough The consTrucTion of The new gym posed an inconveience To The Tennis Team, The Team was graTeful To play aT The Tennis Place which provided numerous courTs and a snack bar. Many pracTices early in The season enabled The VarsiTy and Junior VarsiTy Teams To improve This year. Some of Their games were played againsT Bishop MonTgomery and PolyTechnic School. The Teams also Traveled To SanTa Barbara for a pracTice maTch againsT SanTa Barbara High School. Marlborough's league is comprised of Two oTher schools, MarymounT and WesTlake. AlThough The MarymounT Team was a greaT challenge, The MusTangs won boTh maTches againsT Them. AfTer one maTch wiTh VVesTlake, Coach McDonnell exclaimed, We were so close and I wanTed To beaT Them so badlyl The MusTangs did win The second maTch againsT WesTlake, wiTh The help of capTains Allison Selwood and Bradford Browning. xx 5 X R N is H . 3 A Q xg. 3 8 K .. M 5 X . fi coumerclockwise from Top lefT: A. Cordinglyp C. Zeller: Coach Kalhleen McDonnell, ChrisTina Romerog Junior VarsiTy Tennis Teami Top Rowe L. Banholomew. C. Zeller, Second Row- Coach KaThIeen McDonnell, T. Burns, J. Shuemaker, M. MclnTyre, S. C-oin. M. Milliken. S. STolfi, Third Row: R. Nevell, L. Volk, H. WrighT, L. Miller, C. Miller: SevenTh and EighTh Grade Tennis Team: Top Row: A. YusT, H. Jones, A Sellwood, S. BooTh, S. Anderson. Middle Row: Mrs, Mc Donnell, S. Boren, A. LaShelle, K Graham, C. Kennedy. FronT Row D. PaToTzka, B. Browning. C. Takei, A. Liebig. l WIYN-asus-an-u-uses! it ,insulin --Q---q-..- Wag M FW Lu 4 i I r 'Z .L -J si - 4 S.. bv .4 t T i H L. Q, , . lf- Q wikis This was a year of TransiTion for The cross counTry Team as The majoriTy of members were new To The Team. Since cross counTry running focuses primarily on inaiviaual efforT raTher Than Teamwork, The Team's goals for The season aimecl aT personal imorovemenT for each member. The Team was successful in achieving This goal noT only because workouTs were sTrenuous, buT also because Team members aevoTea many hours of Their own Time To running CapTain Susie Fiore, along wiTh managers Linda DanTz ana 1?'4' sw -Q e is -.:- , ms. .tis -f ' Robin Reed, boosTed Team spiriT. UnforTunaTely, Robin Reed, a valuable member of iasT year's Team, was injured before The season began and was unable To compeTe: insTead, she baked cookies, brownies, and oTher energy-reviving food for a well-deserving Team. AfTer Two seasons of hard work and dedicaTion, sincere Thanks is due To CaThy Chisam, The encouraging coach who made The cross counTry Team an inTegraI parT of our sporTs program. CounTercIockwise from upper lefT. Coach Chisam wiTh K. Kevorkiang A. Shore. S. Fioreg L. HurT: K. Kevorkian, A. Shore, S. Fiore, G. SpirTos, T. Cleminshaw, L. I-iurT, D. Dickerson: L. i-iurT: L. HurT and S. Schauerg E. Park and R. Halekakisp Cross Counfry Team: L. DanTz Cmanagerj, A. Raif, E. Park, K. Kevorkian, G. SpirTos, I? Halekakis, C. Rhodes, T. Claminshaw, L. I-iurT. A. Shore, R. Reed Qmanagerj wx . 24 f'1T4 'Li'1'f!4 ' nl. M' ' 1 sporTs of? Boskefboll Improving Their Defense And Offense we ff 70 sports The varsiTy Team ended The season wiTh a decreasing '12-7 record. CabTains Maria Villano and Julie Nora devoTed Themselves To leading The Team To vicTory. Coach Denise CorleTT concenTraTed on berfecTing The Team's offense and shooTing. The sevenTh and eighTh grade Team, coached by Mrs. Anne CorIeTT, mainTained a sTrong defense. The Team's good shooTing abiliTy and body conTrol was The key To Their success. counTerclockwise from far iefT. L. HunTerg NinTh Grade BaskeTball Team: Top Row- G. Wehrly, T. Johnson, C. Shin, K. SmiTh, Middle Row- J. Gabier, G. Gibbs, N. l?isTani, BoTTom Row- T. Tan, A. Rome- ro, M. Rosenberg, NOT PicTured: P. Burch: SevenTh and EighTh Grade Baskefball Team: Top l?ow4K. Wollan, L. Ruskey, V. King, D. Adams, S, Fredrick, H. Nevell, K. Boyer, H, Jones, BoTTom Row- L. MaTloff, S. SmiTh, W. Reed, J. Tang, A. YusT, NoT PicTured- M. Barbour, K. Henny, J. Goin, D. Webb, D. Kazmin, C. MonToya, A. STruzzo, L. WesTwaTer: J. Hammers, Junior VarsiTy BaskeTball Team: Top Row- E. STruckman, L. Naylor, N. Land, Coach Denise CorIeTT, S. Hayden, M. MclnTyre, BoTTom Row- A. Weber, L. Hudson, C. Anderson, E. Hawley: L. Naylor, VarsiTy BaskeTball Team: Top Row' L. HunTer, J. Hammers, K. Boken, A, Lass, K, Berry: Middle Row- G. STreeTer, S. Shelton, E. Hawley, M. Villano, J. Nora, BoTTom Row- S. Schauer s .is.ss.s X . 1 gg .1 ifgyw . 1 ' sporTs 71 M - n. X ' 4,5 TT-f i ay ns f X ,, Q Qui 5, H, , N Z H WWW-WW 1 ' A fun and enThusiasTic group, remarked Mrs. lvlarsi McCarThy, coach of The sevenTh and eighTh grade swim Team. Under The leadership of capTains Karen Boyer and KaThy Ellis and The guidance of manager Mandy Klink, The Team won Three ouT of iTs five meeTs. AlThough BrenTwood and Buckley were noT major ThreaTs To The Team's rank, WesTlake proved To be a Tough compeTiTor. The upper school Teams coached by boTh Ivlarsi lVlcCarThy and Tauna Vandeweghe, also had a successful season. Though workouTs were demanding, The pasT experience of The coaches helped To make Them fun. Friday workouTs were ofTen used for improving Technique of flip Turns, relay sTarTs, and sTrokes. ' . , , 1. V V f' T 'Q L V' I 1. 1 is ff, fi QQ' IWW ,., A , W ' ,,., ., ,A lmifffwv T7 ' counlerclookwise from lop lefi: C. Bdrnes: Vorsily Swim Teom: Top row- Codch Touno Vondeweghe, T. Kiichen, J. Cooper, K. Lundy, M. Milliken, M. Blieden. Second Row- T, Johnson, V. Andros, K. Smiih, C, Miller, Codon Morsi McCorThy, J. Guleniog, Third rowf A. Keller, A. Brillinghom Qmonogerj, A. Dernburg, C. Bornes, M, Grohom, E. Dru: Diving Tedm: Top row: D. lsrdwi, M. Spirlos, boiiom row- K. Frilzinger, A. Abboiig A. Dernburg ond T. Vdndevlleghej A. Abboli Cseoond in liney Sevenlh ond Eighih C-rode Swim Teom: Top row: A. Yusl, B. Sohoelller, J. Goin, M. Borbour, M. Klink, K. Boyer, K. Ellis, Codon Morsi McCorlhy: middle row- K. Roof, C. Andrews, K, Grohdm, A. Selwood, L. Thomds, E. Shumv woy, boilom row- C. Hoye, C. Leoke, E. Gibbs, E. Simon, J. Bibb, S. Geffeney: C. Bdrnes: M. Blieden A-'Xu' A-4 xgv..AlhsziW 'i'i ' P , -S M 'bi 451, -.Juv i .,,, l ,,.,4.,,....uo-v-'4 4 'W fy 411 . 446-.. .fi 9. uf ' soorls Gymnc:1sTiCs Perfecting Their Siyle 5 9 L M S P S pods The varsify Team has come a long way This year. Along wiTh The new AThleTic CenTer came new eauipmenf for The gymnasTics Team. Wifh greafer space and improved eauipmenf, The Team was able To conducf more valuable pracfices. While mosT girls compefe in The floor exercises, a few members have special Talenf for The uneven bars and The beam. BoTh The VarsiTy Team and The SevenTh and Eighfh grade Team mainfained The Musfangs' favorable repufafion associaTed wiTh Marlborough's gymnasfics Team. counferclockwise from Top left: A. Lorber: L. Malburg: VarsiTy Gym- nasfics Team: Top Row- Coach Julie McCarThy, M. Ellis, J. FourTica, J. Gable-r, D. Rogers, C. ShehaTa, K. Baldwin, C. TroTT, BoTTom Row- S. Hadley Cmanagerj, P. Bajanca, D. EbberT, E. Leonard, L. Malburg, E. Lundy Qmanagerj NoT Picfured- M. Myers, M. Olivar, A. Lorber, K. Losey, S. Sfone Qmanagerj: M. Olivar: SevenTh and Eighfh Grade Gymnasfics Team: Top Row- Coach Julie McCarThy, M. Pozzo, K. EisensTadT, M. Klink, S. Anderson, N. Bowles, M. PayTon, Middle Row- M. Gould, M. McKenny, A. Liebig, G. TrasaTTi, D. Tilkian, Boffom Row- N. Wheeler, S. TroTT, H. Acheson, L. Frifzinger, NoT PicTured- J. Davis, E. Shumway Cmanagerjg D. Rogers: C. Shehafag M. Myers E Q S r e i T 17V f BaaminTon Ana Track Using Speed And Agility 76 sporTs BadminTon ana Track are Two spring sporTs which require a loT of individual sTrengTh To make The Teams successful, AlThough This was only The firsT year of The baclminTon Team, The enThusiasm was overwhelming. BaaminTon is no longer a SaTurday afTernoon sporT, buT raTher a compeTiTive game reauiring skill ana concenTraTion. H V 1 'II Q K if-'Q , Vx, 78 sports Spotlight On Talent Mony gifted students excel in sports outside of the school environment. Devoting such o greot omount of time to these octivities provides students with the opportunity to ochieve excellence in one oreo. All of these students hove storted ot very young oges ond through the yeors, hove goined distinctive honors in their fields. Both Cothy Henney ond Louro Mehren hove concentroted on riding. Cothy hos won seven chompionships ond seven reserve chompionships in competitve show jumping. Coroline Croddock, ofter nine yeors of golfing, wos nomed Junior Chompion of Southern Colifornio. Molly Blieden, Connie Bornes, ond Liso Chong devote mony hours ot the Tondem Swim Club in Culver City. Lost summer, Molly mode the Ndtiondl Junior Olympics, soon she hopes to odvonce to the Senior Notionols. Theo Cleminshow, on ddvonced skier, spends mony weekends ot Holidoy Hill where she is d volunteer ski pdtroller. Cindy Boyd pldced 'lst AA ot Stote Chompionshipsg she hopes to become on Elite Gymnost. Counterclockwise from for left. C. Boyd: L. Mehren ond C-enerol John: T. Cleminshciw: M. Blieden: C. Henney ond C-oodness: C. Croddock SW Q: 4, 8 3 -f-P 1 X W A 'Qu - My ' of 4. x . X X Q Q 9 A W, Q X Q 52 2 . gg ,. 5- 31 1, ..., - s - if w , gl mi t XX-:E izigg Mi xv QQN' S 5 3 Y 1 lim 235 3 XE S X N X and , X Y' lr.. 5 .iii 2 VE 1 www 7 'i zW,4 7 !'F i'? ' ww f if A qw mm Wx X1 Q L, . 5 s 5 ..-Q.km-wkvwwmwm-Mm Fw ww- K k A ., M A WM 4 i HEI N , 1 1 T. ...-Q-..?..,N.,..XX,.M,S, 4 x 3 : . , WMV, W K N. .... . V ..,A. W...,,..,,...-..........s,.... 0 , ' A A V Q M -t '- ' K ,V sf K X . W- - KJ. :F L, 2 W wsdffsff x ww ' J :r .,u,., 'E ' .Q ,N KQJ2 N . S Q x. if QQW, Ag.. N X ...-...wwf - mf- - ze : Qi M Q Q 1 Q.: QS .sm ' N. : K 1: .:.. 3- V -1 - A N 'Q ,.., gin,-w A Q W 4. , sf SRS X Nik xi ' ak 'X wl- Qi- s K X . MS -. -. ' f h L , ' 4-'Sri , if 34 K 'izmi ig, ,igfpi : . w A ' X ' W' ,, N - , I L . , X ' . fa-f -if-xg: - .m l 5 . wi - 11 'i .gifxx-wk,--Quai. , . W f-sais : f 'QL Q sporfs 79 gqxows Q O 4 Q55 C,mKY?P UNCLE THE PROJ'ECT'5 DONE: T1-IE. DEADLXNE' S MADE, THE XSSUE 'S OUT, YGUL CAN LOOK BACK AT ALL Ti-'LE MIORK YCDKIVE DGNE AND SAY? IT WAS WQRTH XT? wsu., , 1lARLBOR0l'Gll 'olum -VIOLET c 3 X Number 4 Play ISDH I ' l'G.:.Afi1 6 A w N-my-,, VFW I. , M ww. WL A.F.S. This organization met every Wednesday at lunch to learn about foreign countries and lifestyles. The foreign students from Australia, Finland and Portugal led discussions and gave slide presentations about their countries. The club went on fieldtrips to restaurants and foreign films throughout the year. For international Day in November, each student prepared a special dish from the cuisine of their chosen country. To fund these projects, the AFS-International Club sold doughnuts every other week. ANNUAL Advised by Mrs. Christensen and headed by Co-editors Allison Keller and Jennifer Levin, the annual staff of thirty members met at M periods this year. The staff worked to upgrade the quality of the yearbook with more pages, the modular style and creative photography. ART ASSOCIATION Advised by Mrs. Bell and led by Jennifer Levin, the Art Association met every Wednesday at lunch. The students organized art shows and field trips to nearby museums, such as the Crafts and Folk Art Museum and the Norton Simon Museum. The weeklong Art Fair held in October displayed student art work in an attempt to generate interest in the visual 'arts. CHAPEL Our chapel committee, headed by Dr. Buster, met each Friday at lunch. Robin Reed, Chairman, and Christina Emanuel, Vice-chairman, conducted chapel meetings and discussed future speakers, movies and plays with other members. The goals of this committee were to make students more aware of religions and viewpoints. 82 CHORUS Under the direction of Miss Hanger, Chorus delighted the Marlborough community throughout the year. In addition to performing at the gym's opening, Chorus entertained at the Christmas and Spring concerts. COMMUNITY SERVICE This year many students participated in the Community Service Program, coordinated by Elana O'Brien. Each girl spent an hour a week tutoring students at neighboring schools such as Hollygrove, Third Street, Blend and Vine Street. This was a unique opportunity that enabled girls to help others. COMPUTER CLUB This year Marlborough added nine computers to the facilities. There are many discs which program games and a variety of educational exercises. Abby Dernberg was the club's president and Mr. Earnhardt was the advisor. In the future, the club would like to organize a contest for all southland clubs. COUNCIL The Student 'Council is responsible for the effective direction of the affairs of the student body. ln addition to ccordinating pep rallies and an all school fund raiser, they organized the opening of the gym celebration, a Sandwich Social, and Career Day. Under the leadership of Kelly Breen and Darcie Dickerson, the Student Council has helped to unify the school and Droduce school spirit. , C.S.F. All students on the Headmaster's List . were members of the Califomia 7 Scholarship Federation. Advised by Mr Stork and Mrs. Jenks, they acted as tutors for other students needing help: they got one exused absence per semester: and went on the annual fiel trip to San Diego Wild Animal Park. , CUM LAUDE l The Cum Laude Society honored the 1 students of the junior and the senior classes. The Marlborough chapter is headed by Mr. Chumbook. The chapta secretary is Miss Carnes, and the students' advisor is Dr. Davis. The girls represent the top twenty percent of their classes. I DANCE COMPANY The Upper and Lower School Dance Dimensions give advanced dancers th opportunity to improve their skills and techniques. Throughout the year the 3 company is very active presenting dance combinations on the front lawr and performing in the Annual Dance l Concert in February. i DRAMA ASSOCIATION The Drama Association was very activ this year underthe leadership of president Shelley Riley. Each Tuesday 1 lunch they met and performed cold ' readings, improvisations, and scenes fr different plays. The group also took fie trips to the theatre to see plays such Fiddler on the Roof. ENSEMBLE The Marlborough ensemble, consisting of nineteen upper and lower school students, was conducted by Mrs. Debbie Sealove this year. They met every M period, lunch and after school. The group spent a lot of time practicing 'and combining sounds of flutes, violins and pianos. FORENSICS This year's forensics team was coached by Miss Eiline Kingsley. The team, of about fifteen students met twice a week at M2 and M 4. At these times controversial topics such as education in elementary schools were discussed. Team members worked hard to uphold Marlborough's reputation at numerous debates. FRENCH CLUB The French Club met Thursdays at lunch with Mrs. Jenks, their advisor. They frequently attended French films and practiced their French in open conversations. JUNIOR STATE Junior State is a student-run organization designed to acquaint students with politics and government. The members attended various seminars, held practice debates, and visited the state capital. MADRIGALS The Madrigals is a group of the top ten singers at Marlborough. They sang at various school functions, such as International Day and the dedication of the new gym. The girls also participated in a sing-off' with harvard and Westlake. At Christmas they perform at a senior citizen's home. MATH TEAM The Marlborough math team, led by Dr. Davis and Fidelia Kuang, is composed of specially selected upper schoolers. The team met several times a week, and competed in four competitions this year. MIRROR The Mirror's campaign for a new logo was successful and it will appear on all of the Mirror issues. The art magazine will include color reproductions of student artwork. This year was the first year that the art was incorporated into a single theme. The Mirror was edited by Mimi Graham and the staff was advised by Mrs. Bell. SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is a new addition to the school this year. Under the direction of advisor Mrs. Shreve and president Millicent Lawton, the club met weekly to discuss current scientific topics and recent discoveries. The students also gave reviews of science books and articles as a supplement to their discussions. SERVICE LEAGUE Throughout the year, the service league students, chosen by Mr. Chumbook and Mrs. Jennings, gave tours of the school to prospective students and their parents. They also helped at various school functions such as parent's night, teas, and coffees. U.C.-L.A. HONORS Because of their outstanding grades and S.A.T. scores, some seniors were given the opportunity to take extra courses at U.C.L.A. They were able to explore new areas and have a taste of university life. ULTRA VIOLET This year the Ultra Violet supplied the student body and faculty with extensive information concerning events and controversial issues. Focusing on the achievements and opinions of the students, the editor, Fidelia Kuang, and her staff reached their goal of producing a praise- worthy newspaper. ,fl I R Q v 84 clubs and organizations x... N-, !Sm fig-w 'Qt Q k ex a.. R l wa ., xswfigv, x V ..1, .las W H ,, , -51, . -1. 0 W. X , mQN5N,3NNNmMSf?:-f N 5 Council Sludeni Body Leoders Give Direciion To The School counlerclockwise frorn lop left: Mr. WOICOTT, ddvisor of The Upper School Council. K. Breen, K. Dickerson, Co-Sfudeni Body Presi- denis. Connie Bdrnes, Siudenl Body Vice Presideni. Mrs. Holi, ddvi- sor of Lower school Council. A. Lesser, V. Andros, T. Johnson, T. Morris. L. Collings, Lower School President LOWER SCHOOL COUN- CIL counlerclockwise frorn Top leflz A. Shorfon, T. Morris, T. John- son, L. Collings, V. Andros, B. Ldwion, A. Lesser, S. Levin, D. Tilkion, K. Boyer, UPPER SCHOOL COUNCIL counierclockwise from lop lefl: M. Sieohens, M. Villdno, D. Dickerson, K. Breen, M. Hedly, E. O'Brien, R. Hill, M. Choy, S. Goin, J. Jerde.p missing: C. Bornes. S. Forbes, A. Lee, S. Thurmonn, M. C-rohdrn, L. Hurl, E. Dru, T. Cleminshdw. 'N 'Wim g U clubs ond orgdnizoiions 85 Annuol, Mirror Ullro Vlolel Publloolions Record School Evenls gigs' Cm -5 86 club cmd orgonizolions counierclockwise from Top Iefi: ANNUAL SECTION EDITORS: A. Combs, A. Jones. N. Jeridn, Ms. Christensen, ddvisor. ANNUAL STAFF: Advisors: Ms. Bernl, Ms. Chrisiensen. Boiiom Row-K. Kevor- kidn, K. Nelson, J. Reiier. Middle Row-M. Rosenberg, A. Romero, D. Silvermdn, C. Lve, S. I-Iddley, M. Olivdr, M. Niiko. Top Row-D. Eb- beri, M. Shdndhdn, J. Jerde, B. Dei-Idven, L. Lundy, K. Lundy: miss- ing: E. Hdwley. MIRROR STAFF: oounferolockwise from Top Iefi: P. Robey, C. Fdcey. S. Woo, E. Ihdro, K. Hddfield, S. Smiih. N. Bowles, P. Shdnk, J. Woo, S. Kohn, T. Kitchen, A. Bujes, Y. Von Peli, L. Godfrey: missing: VV. Coulier, K. Simons, A. Bdghoei, W. AIIen, M. Tweedie. MIRROR EDITORS: counierclockwise from Top Iefii M. Grdhdm, S. Thumdnn, E. Dru, L. I-Iuri. ULTRA VIOLET STAFF: counierclockvvise from Top Iefi: L. Rhodes, J Cooper, D. Troy, C. Truong, B. Chen, S. Smiih, L. Volk, J. Devine, C Johnson, J. Holgren, C. Smith, A. Kdzmin, M. Rondoll, R. McColl, C Emdnuel, C. Hong, M. Ldvvion, S. McCourI, A. Schnieders, S. Gold- ing, L. Lundy, C. Wilms, K. Ldin, EI Siruckmon, C. Keleii, L. Leondrd URA VIOLET EDITOR: F. Kudng. Noi piciured ddvisor Ms. Berne ANNUAL CO-EDITORS: J. Levin, A. Kelier. i!32f.j,, .7 U Wi. W 7 M., 1 M . .J f 1, V, 2' 'Y ,v A A 4 U Q. N M I V r ' of ,HMS 1.2804 clubs ond OTQCJDIZGTIODS 87 Drama Ana An Associahans, Dance Ca. Arrisfic STuaenTs STage Praaucfrions ff 1 WV f f ff 88 clubs and organizations a si N.. is in a aaaa a 5 v counlerclockwise from lop lefl: S, Riley, Presidenl, Dramalic Arls Company. H. Ingranam, Mrs, Bell, ART ASSOCIATION: counler- clockwise from lop lefl: J. Zimmerman, D. Davis, L. Toole, H, Ingra- ham, J. Levin, M. Tweeaie, S. Dickerson, M. Nilka, Mrs. Bell, advisor, W. Allen, V. Easlusg Missing: M. Healy, D. Kazmin. JUNIOR DANCE COMPANY: back lo front: Ms. Manzella, aireclor, C. Toucnslone. A. Moullrie, A. Hurl, D. Doumas, A. Wade, S. Sloll, L. Collings, A. Doumas, K. Collis, L. Collings, J. Abboll .n-AM' SENIOR DANCE COMPANY: counlerclockwise from lop lefl: O Shores, N. Wrighl, S. Haim, A. Doumas, C. Collis, J. Abboll, K Casey, Ms. Manzella, aireclor, M. Slephens, M. Henney, K. Brillain missing: L. Niles, K. Collis, C. Applelon. DRAMATIC ARTS COMPANY counlerclockwise from lop lefl: T. Slanclara, H. Cranan, C. Trasalli A. Marshall, C, Thomas, E. Simon, L. Tubelle, G. Bosko, J. Devine, K Johnson, S. Smiln, L. Beckenbacn, L. Durousseau, K. Solner, G Fassio, E. Horning. Ii 'iff N g H ,, I I V Q W 'L 4 Q I G I clubs and organizalrons 89 Ivlodrigols, Ehsembes, Chorus Music S'ruclehTs EhTerroih The School ..l f-'UW - . ,- L OO clubs ohd OI'QGF1iZGTiODS R Piclures counlerclockwise from Top lefi: MADRIGALS: counler- clockwise from Top lefl: J. Cubbage, L. Collles, L. Hurl, S. McCourT, C. Wilms, Ms. Hanger, advisor, C. Wheeler, R. Kamel, M. Randall, D. Ohlsson. RECORDER ENSEMBLE: left To righl: M. Walls, L. Boehmer, C. Emanuel, Ms. Jacques, L. Curry, E. Horning, M. Shanahan, J. Helgrin, C. Hamillon, Ms. Hanger, advisor. CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEM- BLE: counlerclockwise from Top lefi: M. Walls, C. Emanuel, D. Ohlsson, C. Applelon, J. Hong, E. Ferrera, Ms. Seolove, advisor, S. Kim, E. lhara, S. Juo, S. Jansco, S. Siolfij missing: K. Lindsley. C. Choung, C. Shin, K. Newmark, B. Alleyne. Ms. Sealove, Ensemble advisor, LOWER SCHOOL CHORUS: Top row, lefl To righlz S. Geffnev, J. Bib, J. Fogarlv, S. Pruler, Ms. Hanger, advisor, A. G-roener, S. Anderson, C. Anderson, K. Amslulz, C. Cardozag second row, lefl lo righi: A. Newman, J. Chovan, D. Kazmin, L. Boehmer: Third row, lefl To righl: H. Johnson, L. Tubelle, B. C-Bosco, T. Hall, R. Pearson, J. While, R. Dome: ballom row, lefl To righil S. Frederick, R. Reich- man, C. Chen, E. Shumway, R. Kamel, K. Shaw, L. Hurl. UPPER SCHOOL CHORUS lefi To right: R. McCall, D. Ohlsson, C. Bonorris, L. Huri, R. Kamel, M. Randall, P, Rabey, J. Grono, C. Keleli, P. Shank, C. Bonorris, D. Ohlsson. - as is ,Qs K S35 x 'iff Ji... .lLl'.-iwlL. JL.. fs. lil ll-.l clubs and organizalions Ol Q2 clubs ond org T AFS And Communify Service STudenTs Aid The Communify counterclockwise from top left: A.F.S.: top row: left to right: H. Nevell, R. Nevell, M. Stephens O. Shores, C. Tucker, K. Lain. S. Tejada. L. Rhodes, C. Davis, J. Woo: Bottom row: left to right: G. Wehrli, C. Anderson, K. Srnith, S. Hairn, L. Rikkinen, D. Troy, P. Ba- janca, J. Morrison, E. Hawley, K. Miller, C. Chen. Missing: T. Kitchen, E. Fields, C. Boyd, J. Shuernaker, A. Ralf, C. Boron, K. Marik. D. Troy, K. Ryon, S. Koh, M. Olivar, S. Kirn, C. Emanuel, L. Breyer, D. Sipes, D. Kazrnin, L. Beckenbach, K. Newmark, J. Russell, J. Cross, J. Hillman. Dr. Langdon, assemblies coordinator, S. Levin, E. O'Brien, E. O'Brien, Chairperson of Community Service. L. Rikkinen, A.F.S. student from Finland, P. Bajanca, A.F.S. student from Portugal. COMMUNITY SERVICE: counterclockwise from top left: L. Niles, H Crahan, L. Scott, E. Gould, C. Mitchel, E. Hawley, V. Eostus. M Milliken, A. Dournas, N. Jerian, O. Shores, K. Breen, D. lsrawi, S Connor, D. Silverman, S. Hadley, K. Trott, T. Foutz, K. Wheeler Missing: Y. Van Pelt, S. Ellis, L. Godfrey, R. l-lill, M. Mclntyre, S. Shelton E. Struckman, T. Lewis, D. Rogers, M. Turano, L. Malburg, T. McLinn clubs and organizations Q3 Main, French, Science Jr. Sioie, Forensic: Siudenis Penicipoie In Academic Aciiviiies WA. W, wi 4.1.4. W , H. Ingrdm, C. Johnson, L. Wcitts, M. Olivdr, C. Smith, L. Molburg: bottom row: B. Lowton, J. Kokimoto, C. Lye, A. Kozmin, D. Truong, M. Lowton, M. Shdndhon, R. Grossmon, A. Green, S. Stone: DEBATE TEAM: counterciockwise from top left: A. Abbott, A. Kdzmin, M. Choy, E. Kingsley, Odvisor, J. Lee, N. Lond, J. Devine, M. Lawton, J. Kokimoto. M. Choy, E. Kingsley, T. McLinn. E. Kingsley, J. Lee: JUNIOR STATE: top row, left to right: N. Lcind, L. Volk, C. Tucker, S. McCourt, L. Godfrey, M. Antonini, J. Nord: second row: left to right: L. Hdrroid, K. Smith, D. Isrowi, K. Butler, third row, left to right: W. Lewerke, E. Hunter, C. Ddvis, M. Tweedie, A. Doumos, K. Cottls, bottom row: left to right: M. Stephens, P. Rdbey, J. Morrison, C. Bonorris. . 1 KLM.. .i I uwj .,, .JW,,.,.M , . . . .. 3WWW 'MW ' '- ' swam, ,,.. . 1' . .. M 4 mm 'j,f'f,,,JZl Y' ' ,If J . at N , tif ii. l, , . . V 5 vw Y - svvgu ....... X Q, , .K h'kk 4' ' Mil .ibm clubs ond orgdnizotion Q5 i I CSF, Cum Laude, UCLA Honors 1 -0. Sludenls Pursue Academic Excellence Pictures counlerclockwise from Top leflz ELEVENTH GRADE C.S.F.: counlerclockwise from Top leflz C. Kenworih, A. Doumas, M. Hen- ney, C. Boyd, D. Troy, K. Lindsley, E. Fields, K. Lain, S. Haim. J. Cooper, C. Bonoris, J. Woo, L. Volk: missing: A. Bujes, E. Field, E. Hawley. C. Keleli, T. Kilchen, A. Lorber. S. Pearce, A. Ralf, S. Schauer, M. Slephens. TWELFTI-l GRADE C.S.F.: counlerclockwise from lop left: S. Ackerman, T. McMenamin, M. Villano, K. Brifiain, T. Cleminshaw, D. Yamada, M. Graham. M. Obegi. L. Hurl, A. Lee, M. Myers, G. Lain, C. Rhodes, S. Thumann, C. Jayne, C. Craddock, C. Wheeler, J. Lee, E. Yacoel, F. Kuang, A. Combsg missing: J. Levin, A. Keller, S. Harvey, D. Zell. UCLA HONORS: counlerclockwise from Top lefl: C. Rhodes, K. Brillain, A. Keller, M. Obegi, D. Yamada, S. Thumann, E. Kuang. missing: M. Graham. T. McMeanmin. M. Gra- ham. -QQ-f M Q6 clubs and organizations SN s. w,..,WV.- X 'wwvaawwh W J ,. V f J f. -em, . , . ., ,. 9 .Ay 'M .f CUM LAUDE: counierclockwise from Top Iefii A. Combs, C. Croo- dock, K. Briiioin, E. Yocoel, J. Levin, F. Kuong, M. Obegi, A, Keller, A. Combs. M. Olivor, C. Touchstone. TENTH GRADE C.S.F.: counTer- clockwise from Top Iefiz M. Lowion, A. Dernberg, M, Olivor, J. Kokimoio, D. Truong, S. Kon, L. Leonard, A. Scnneiders, C. Lye, K. Builer, M. Kick, S. Goin, B, Borosh, D. Silvernnon. ciubs ond orgonizoiions O7 Q hwwfanwuswx Q 9 Q E s w .. -Q. f -v fx F - S . N I Y . , .L fx , jg , I U M 'N M Nw we UHWWM Chapels, Service League Enriching The School Communily counlerclockwise from lop lefl: UPPER SCHOOL CHAPEL: lop row: D. Ohlsson, K. Ryan, second row: C. Kenworlh, C. Emanuel, A. Kazmin, lhira row: R. McCall, R. Read, bollom rwo: M. Randall, J. A Lee: LOWER SCHOOL CHAPEL: lop row: C. Anderson, A. Mclnlyre M. Kribs, B. Gershon, B. Alkinson, advisor, C. Cleggg bollom row: G Wehrli, L. Luck, C. Chen, SERVICE LEAGUE: lop row, s. Thuman, W Couller, K. Frilzinger, M. Spirlos, K. Kurchak, K. Smilh, A. Mclnlrye, D Ebberl, M. Milliken: mikkle rowt S. Berry, J. Lear, H. Wrighl, M. Dick, S Hadley, M. Ellis: bollom row: T. Burns, L. Godbold, L. Barlholomew missing: J. Abboll, K. Casey, B. Gershon, A. Dernburg, S. Kim, L Luck, M. Lawlon, K. Kevokian, M. Ashamalla, C. Henny, S. lsrawi, C Thorne. B. Barash, S. Keller, J. Kakimolo, L. Naylor, D. Rogers, A Cordingly, C. Collis, K. Collis, J. Devine, E. Gould, A. Keller, S. Haim M. Henny, E. Hunler, D. lsrawi, C. Keleli, K. Miller, J. Nora, D. Ohlsson M. Villano, S. Olch, K. Brillain, D. Dickerson, T. Dolson, S. Forbes, R Laboslorie, C. Rhodes, C. Romero. Wllllwllliw 5 .K X O .W is i n clubs and organization Q9 1 WAS INNEDXATELY GREETED BY A SMELL IT wfxs ASMELL THAT TQNQHED EVERY SENSE rr RAD TRE ARONA OF PINE, 'IRE HUEGP' GREEN. LCDQKIN6 OVER TEE EALQQNY, I EAW THAT THE RARRxNE LGT HAD BEEN TRANS - FORNED INTO A. EQREET. THE TNNE QE 'XTINGLE REELS WHISTLED IN NY EAR. AT LAST, MERRY MART WAS HERE. ar. OuTcloor Experience Learning Outside Of School Three closses wenT on on ouTdoor experience This yeor, The Seniors wenT To SonTo Borporo, The Juniors To YoserniTe ond The Freshmen To CoTolino. The Seniors were oT SonTo Borporo for o cloy ond o holf. While There, They clicussed Their onTicipoTion ond feors of going To college. Dr. BusTer wos very helpful in exploining The correcT woy To wriTe o college essoy. The Juniors spenT o week QT YoserniTe noT only leorning opouT The Qlociol volue puT olso moking new friends. The week helped To furTher uniTe The closs. CoTolino wos The sighT of The Freshrnen's OuTdoor Experience. On The isloncl sTuoenTs Ieorned opouT The rnorine ecosysTem, M I 9' 402 ocTiviTles 'Tw fl ,si , T ,T fy T55 71 'W Counrerclockwise from Top Iefl: M. Healy, C. Barnes, K. l-ladfiela, T. Plslay: N. Lama, J. Gaebler, J. Boswell, K. Ivlesser, A. Moulrrleg J. Devir1eQS. Conmers, E. Gould: Junior Class: K lvlarik, M. Ellis, A. Shore, M. Graham acrivilies 'IO3 'QA . f ef 2? f' :S 45 or .X.A:.,-.M-was-nuapngu fi 2 as Exams, Uniforms Dealing with Hardships 5 E . , ,M ,d W MM . ,du S . P 9 ww .mr K .,,.Xf..,,v.,m,.,-f-f 'A ir gl. +nr'-4' .,.-P-1 1011 ocTiviTies SW I if 5 . 5 lvlorlborough girls con be very creoTive when iT comes To uniforms. No longer ore The posTel dresses ond TrodiTionol soddle shoes The sole Type of uniform. Top Siders hove been o populor violofion of The dress code, olong wiTh sweoTponTs, legwormers, ond vorious sweoTers, OTher oddiTions To The uniform include prinTed TurTle necks, colored socks, ond penny Ioofers. However These ore jusT violoTions-mony in uniform posTeI colors sTill doT The compus, Exoms couse ziTs, moke people eoT, ond on The whole ore hozordous To one's heolTh. IT is rore ThoT o sTudenT sfudies during Review Week. lnsTedd people moon ond groon ond couse holf-heorfed rebellions. Teochers ore relenflessly plogued by mulTiTudes of desperofe sTudenTs osking, ls ThoT going To be on The exom? In The Lower School exoms counT only one fifTh of The semesTer grode. Upper School exoms counT one Third. counferclockwise from Top lefT: B. Wofersg C, lvlifchellj uniform code violoforg D. Dovis, H. lngrohomj G. TrosoTTig E. Dru. 5' . li sc Q Q . as 'T s3Q'Y N T U wi, . Q K sw S , L X 9 6 W dcfivifies 105 Senior Prom Theme Days Looking Forward To Special Days '73'5,'i.3!wv 'IO6 activities W? 'X lvlorlborough girls like To celebroTe. Their school life is composed of more Thon jusT closses ond homework. ThroughouT The yeor, mdny holidoys were celebrdTed wiTh gomes ond rollies. The Lower School morked Holloween by dressing-up ond bobbing for dpples on Pumpkin Doy. The seniors presenTed Their moscoT, The LiTTle Engine ThoT Could. Everyone wore green ond oTe green cookies on ST. PoTrick's Doy. Even Though These Theme doys seem insignificonT when one looks book on The yeor os d whole, They helped breok up The monoTony of The school doy. Q The Senior Prom, orgonized by KoTherine BriTToin, wos once ogoin o mojor highlighT of The yeor. Seniors ond Juniors donced To The music of The Rolling STones ond The BeoTles, performed by The Whiz Kids. The evening wos on excellenT inTroducTion To The holidoys. counTerclockwise from Top left: J. Leor, A. Jones, S. Thumonn. K l-lddfield: T. lvlclvlenomin, K. Breen, N. Swon, E. Gould, L. CoTTles, lvl Heolyg o Pumpkin Doy porTicipdnTg K. lvlesser, K. Losey, V. Loderf riere, lvl. Ellis: A. Weber: lvl. NiTko, lvl. Obegi. J. AlconToro sigh- W 1- 'N-... QP T. 1 . ff TT if ii 33 12,0 L.. Q? ocTiviTies 407 Fcfrher Dc1uQhTer Picnic, Affer School Pclrlicipaiing In Off Campus Events villa.. if '-. 'lv- u,,,,,-V, M, 'IOS ocTiviTies ,f Every yedr The lvlorlporough foThers sponsor o FdTher-DoughTer Picnic oT Hdrvdrd School. A welcomed chdnge fronn The hecTic pdce of school life, The FoTher-DoughTer Picnic gives foThers ond ddughTers The rdTe opporTuniTy To spend The doy wiTh edch oTher. STudenTs come wiTh Their fciThers To pdrTicipoTe in gdrnes such GS horse-shoes, bdsebcill, fooTpoll, egg Toss, Three-legged rdce dnd Tug o'wdr, AfTer lunch There is o senior bow- NS Q si 3 S 4 l down ond o rdffle. Yeor dfTer yedr The ddy proves To be enjoyoble for everyone. AfTer school sTudenTs con be found Tdlking on The phone, comrnuTing, edTing, sTudying, or woTching T,V. CounTerclockwise from Top lefT: V, EosTus, E. Howley, lvl. AnTonini, L. CoTTles, lvl. Villdno, D. Silvermon, T. Lewis, Lower Schooler podrding bus, T. STondrd ocTiviTies 409 352 as Q5 X- Q QL 9551 Q5 X? 5 fu: sf 55 is 55 5 Ei fx 3:2 if fe gs as 52 45 ii as if it X 1 Zi 26 Merry Mart was an exciting combination of Christmas trees in varying heights and sizes, booths containing both edibles and nonedibles, a silent auction and an auto raffle. The car was a beautiful Volkswagon Rabbit. A new addition to this year's Merry Mart was the Student Booth where only students could buy articles such as satin clouds, wicker pin cushions, and carrot jump ropes. All were sold for less then 35.00. Hot dogs, soups, fruit and popcorn were available to sustain both students and patrons who were able to complete their Christmas shopping at the handcraft and bakery booths. The Wassail party was held on Sunday in the new gym. Teachers, students and families, and alumni were present at the occasion. Delicious dishes were available on the plentiful buffet tables. Everyone danced the evening away to a band that played festive Christmas carols. Mr. Chumbook drew the lucky raffle ticket which was won, for the first time, by junior Cindy Boyd. All in all, Merry Mart was a huge success as a fundraiser and exciting Christmas event. Counterclockwlse from top left: T. McMenamin, C. Barnes: M. An- tonni, M. Milliken. V. Eastus. A. Jones. K. Hadfield, C. Barnes, A. Hill V. Eastus. ' V MW nw . . .. 'r A LM 1 55 fo' Y'-..'wIsi. iff ff I Q I A g M . i f, ss n N . . l,..,.s,...-.. r A gf .ggz . Q L Vggx . A i we N activities 4'l'l L aw x fiifimi M2 ocTiviTies Goleeel lemma Gaddafi Q La3ix1qwDl'nupfa nf...-me Q.-.QM Q.. swim 0- m.wmq.n.f1, pqgnuqeammem we Lnfwwvhdv' The Deficit Rebellion Happenings Focusing On Current Events These piciures creale somelning more Tnan a series of seemingly unrelaied events. Tney sum up ine year 4984-82 as a wnole. Tnere were assasinalions and ailempls, guerilla wars and money problems. l?ubik's Cubes, video games and Walkmans were ine fads of The year. 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M WM, s 1 ex W Ai., W , gy l ,WA E A y WS, vfgfk Y if lt 1 M 'i N r , f ,Qgggigw - wwf? , ,A Q ew- 55 ff? 2 W gg JZ? H53 L ff 'P QM ' ffw. M V : I 'ii' m JY' mme, I 'x This year was a Time for The class of 4982 To celebraTe. IT was also a Time for eighTy-four seniors, including Two A.F.S. sTudenTs, Leila Rikkinen and Paula Bajanca, To experience The good life which included lunch passes, a senior Iivingroorn, open campus? and 'lcompleTe auThoriTy over The sTudenT body. K l 'I8 seniors gi of school already. Do l lqoiveio go To College, Daddy? VM TWP-5 AmidsT The celebraTion, The seniors played The college admissions game. FirsT semesTer The seniors presenTed Their mascoT, The LiTTle Engine ThaT Could . They also organized The senior prom, which was held aT The Music CenTer. The seniors reTreaT aT SanTa Barbara gave The girls an opporTuniTy To plan Their college essays and To look back aT Their experiences aT Marlborough. By The Time The second semesTer had arrived senioriTis ran rampanT Through The class and The Tension of college essays disappeared. During This Time 'TdiTching became a major vice. The class Ni T 4 f A ' IE fkwnl Gs 44:1 or :ik Q Q I H , , H1111-:1tii:LI1117lii-1115 organized The all-school bake gave-away and prepared Their senior projecTs. Despiie The burdens placed on Them, The seniors managed To fill Their year wiTh good Times, laughTer, fun, parTies, and rowdiness, and none of Them forgoT The class moTTo: When all else fails, celebraTe! LefT To righT: Top row: J. Lear: P. Bajanca, W. CoulTer, G. Lain, K. Hadfield, K. BriTTain, L. Rikkinen: Family Circus: M. Graham, E. Dru: S. MoulTrie, T. STanard: middle row: S. Riley: S. Forbes, A. Lee: D. Shields, S. Ackerman, W. Lewerke: M, Freeman, C. Rhodes: C. Romero: M. Villano, S. Thumann: boTTom row: C, ShehaTa: M. Mor- Ton: C. Williams, C. Craddock: M. Healy: N. Nakagama, L, l-larrold: E. Yacoel. -we fs 1' N '-suv .5 'Q A ss sr ykl- s Tsmiwas-Nslluwvlla ..sf,ss...- . . ., .5 , W . Q.. S Q. K sf in SGl'llOl'S 'I 'IQ 120 seniors 2-Q 'N 'Sew -1. K. MF. 3 . W ,nm AIWI Seniors Prepdring FOI' The Future 69 :qi ESQ 3 Xl' --1 46 - . u-1111-1131111111 11-111 Lefi To rigniz Top row: K. Snow, J. Hinizp K. Breenp Sonio Borboro group. H. Siegel. middle row: J. Boss. A. Keller: T. Doisong C. Wneeiv er. boiiorn row: K. Johnson: S. Fiore: P. Ludwig. K. Friizinger, B. Woiers, K. Newfieid. N. Swon, C. Bornesg Forniiy Circus. D. Yornodo: J. Smiin XX , I iii.. i X -J 1- ' Def Y - i wi I y ii iQ i X J 6. -mm f QQ or Si Do i HQFTQ 30 To ichooi wang? i 5:59 Ox FHW- bif QDSCN3'- L. if 1 In N is ff Sandra Ackerman 122 seniors Karen Diana Anderson Mom and Dad- Thanks barely seems like enough, so jusT re- member I LOVE YOU! Always your 3rd Princess, Sandra Jane. SeesTers 4842- my very besT friends. You mean more To me Than words could ever possibly express. OXOXOXOX DAS.- Why do you live so far away?!? Thanks for undersTanding - you'll always be a very special friend. Thanks D's Grandmoth- er! H.F.S.The infamous Tiki Punch!!La Jolla- IT had To be a Mercedes. P.S.- We love youll In The fuTure- preTTy n's 84 Wwd. aparTmenT. Love ya always, Sandy-Baby, To The resT fo my friends- You make a Monday liveable. Thanks kids- you're a greaT bunch. X i Looks like I made iT wiTh alibi-liloTTa help from my family and friends: Mom and Dad: We-'ve been Through a loT Togelher and we'll probably have To go Through much more. As long as we have each ofher, we can ge-T Through anyThing! l love you boTh so very much! Thank you boTh for everyThing! VVho's complaining?! Oma and Opa: No maTTer where l live you will always remain nexT door To me. lch liebe Euch, immer! Mariin: Love - magicians know This liffle Trick whereby 2 people can walk in differenT direcTions, yeT always remain side by side. l cannoT begin To Tell you how much you mean To me . . . I love you . . . and your family. This is True! - and a lof of laughier. Lori: memories: Heres To The menTion of his name p Here's To happiness always : 5 Tons of TAB: The Big NewporTfBalboa Fri.: So you're The 4 ThaT lives nexf door To The Cobies : MCD: You pufz, you've always been my besT friend and always will. Thanks for my 2nd mom 84 fam. I love you! To my 10th gr. buddies 8: The fearsome 5-some: you know who you are - you're all really special K. I. T. To all my special Teachers: You're The ABSOLUTE . . . Thank you all! Class of '82: Looks like we made iT. The living room was greaf. Here's To our reunions. To all my big and Iiffle brothers at Loyola and Harvard: You can'T always geT whaT you wanT, buT if you Try, you jusf mighT geT whaT you need. QM.T.j Thanks for being my buddies . . . and well, for jusf being There. ... U.S.C. - Here I come ... 4.1-en... If you were o bird, ond lived on high, You'd leon on The wind when The wind come by, You'd soy To The wind when iT Took you owoy: ThoT's where I wonTed To go Todoy ' Where om l going? I don'T qulTe know. WhoT does iT moTTer where people go? Down To The wood where The blue-bells grow- Anywhere, onywhere. I don'T know, When We To the best friends money could buy: Joe-yellow roses olwoys, Rich, Jim, RoberT, Chris, Pdul M. Bubs, Suzy-you're sooo cuTe, Colleen, Poul H, AniTo, Jo, Sord, SuzeTTe, KoTle, Reed, Riley, RozffeoThers'?, Rolph, Mr. BoyIefThonk you, KC, Anjelo-my pseudo sisTer, ArT 84 Co, Michoel, ond . . . Chip: ChIyolry is no deod, iT's jusT resTing. Thonks lggie! I love you oll. PS, Your checks ore in The mdil. ' 'fv fin:-L , f , my gy J 1, 1 my f f' 5' ,L v if ,M :lil ' -A. A. Milne l ff Were Very Young WENDY: A speciol Thank you To ThoT cool DudeCeTTeQ who wos ALWAYS There when I wos in need: I-Iedvy Slurpie ocTion, chocoIoTe chip cookies, movies QAAWILHROTLAQ, ond o summer of ice credm, BuT more imporTdhTly remember This oncienT proverb . , . Go for iT-TOTALLY! Love, eTc . , . Cloire-Pie MOM AND DAD: l'm very groTefuI To you for sending me To Americo. I LOVE YOU so much!! RUI ond GUIDA: Are you olive? I wish i knew! . . . JusT kidding! Americon MOM ond DAD: I feel oT I' l T ,-----,-,Lfm2z- I ,,',': fx . 1 ,,. : ---, F I l Polmer Cloire AppleTon mudhlpife, . fwwpw, Judd All The world's o sToge. , -Shokespedre As You Like IT QAcT II Sc. Vlllj l home! Thonks d IoT for oil your love. I love you Too! GEORGE: We ore from Morlborough!!Keep in sporTs: you ore greoT! T honks for shdring. JANE: USC. DelTo Chi vs. Koppd Sigmo. Our jokes ond loughsg M.I.T.! Keep PorTying! DAN: Ahhhh! Con I lisTen To This in PorTugoI? I hope so! MARIO: Thcinks for coring enou hT To wriTe me You ore The besT wriTer. A Galia esta a ui' Yea! Es o Q - CI - maior! Conlinua a curfir! I missed your smile so much! ROSA: The Time we spenT TogeTher will reTurn, JusT woiTI You ore o greoT friend! BEDI: You, oll my friends, Torres Novus, I never forgeT! TINA: Gomes wiTh ouT FronTiers, l,S.E.F., Fisica e Matematico: as nossas preferidos! Ah! Ah! OLGA: You ore so funny! LENA: Wisconsin ond L.A. wdlked TogeTher! MELISSA: From The Ioughs To The Teors, you were my besT friend! Keep The woy you ore! MARIA, NINA, NANCY, CAT!-IY: You ore greoT Too! MARLBOROUGI-Ii You ore The besT school! Thonks o loT for dll: Senior PresenToTion, YosemiTe I-Iolloween Prom C-roduoTion I'II never for eT This school!!! A.F.S. is The besT!!! TOO . . , g HIP!!! GOTTA GOI!!! Melisso, Me, ond our besT friend Friedo Gave would rsoionco AES, STudenT from PorTugol Kiwi Avnezcq QI.: axial I seniors 'I23 ConsTdnce COTOI BGTDGS STudenT Body Vice-PresidenT X TE. - bi 5X5 ,xx 'RC 21 1241 seniors Jennifer Boss WE ACTUALLY MADE IT!!! . . . Mdny hod Their doubfs buT here we ore, dT The end of The rood, DAD: Thoinks for o boseboll boT, on unbroken egg, 0 V. Boll, o Tennis rockeT, G surfboord, o swim suiT, dnd The encourogemem ThdT goes wiTh edch one. MOM: Thdnks for d cledn room, d sweeT smelling flower, d never ending errond, 0 sense of humor, ond o whole IoT of poTience. YOU TWO ARE THE MOST LOVING PARENTS A KID COULD ASK FOR BLAIR: Your liTTle sis isn'T so liTTle dnymore! l've ocTuoIly mode IT To The end. Thonks for showing me The woy . A . buT by no meons were you on eosy ocT To follow. GREGG: I reolly do core for you, hong in There, dnd . , . WhoTever your hdnd finds you To do A . . do IT wiTh dll your mighT. Qliccles. 92401 To my swimming buddies: YOU ore The ones who hove mode iT fun. MOLLY- l'II see you in The showers! PS. Don'T forgeT your Topes. Terry- Thdnks for puTTing up wiTh me ond pulling me Through The rough Times. Alfhough mdny Things hove chonged, you will olwoys be very speciol To me. TO AN UNUSUALLY UNIQUE CLASS: Who could dsk for o beTTer group of people To spend six yeors wiTh. We've worked, we've cried, we've loughed, we've survived . . . LeT's noT forgeT The good Times, GOOD LUCK- MOM AND DAD- Thdnk you for dlwdys being There when I needed you, I couIdn'T hdve mode iT olonel Even Though I ofTen forgeT To show iT, I Think you Two ore The greoTesT. I love you boTh, JEFF- Y.J.- You're o gredT liTTle broTher, ond The cuTesT sleepwdlker Too! GREGO- My oTher holfl LeT's noT forgeT ony of The speclol momenTs we've shoredp There is so much more To come. My fuzzered buTTon, I love you. CLAUDINE- Qmy gnorly bedch buddyj- endless loughTer gs good Times, on occosionol Tedr ond mdny good Tolks, JENNY- Friends since The 1sT doy of 7Th grdde. YENNY 84 YENNY forever! HEIDI- Uhe Chicken Legsj- remember ThoT lb of fudge, ond our conspiring doys Too? LIZ- From Tdlks dbouT L.R. 84 JO. To our UCLA boys! PETEY- 5Th grode, The church, Robby, ond of course, DuTch licorice!!! SUZANNE- In-depTh psychologicol conversoTions 84 insdne Sponish sessions! TO ALL MY FRIENDS- Thdnx for dll The greoT Times, hoppy ond sod!! Marlborough has meanT a loT of differenT Things To me Through my four years here, some of which I won'T menTion, More imporTanT Though are The people I've sTudied wiTh, played wiTh, and diTched wiTh. Nina. Nancy, JA.. Fi: To you I leave lunches on The nonexisTanT Tennis courTs, lower school dances, joviaIiTy and rehearsing SaTuraay nighT shows on Mon. morning. PorTland: We made iT Through The rain . . . or did we? Well, we sure had Tun Trying! Remember These? The crime of The cenTury, fforgoTTen by midmorning-damn ThaT alarm! Climbing To The sign. Harvard rehearsals, plays, dance concerTs QwaTch ThaT profile, boysllj Herbal Essence fighTs, Qcough, coughj Caswell hall and singing Drama room monologues, candy cane cookies, J84E, Don Murray and Louie Madrid, CaTaIina, EspriT, Jamocha shakes, Once and always your everloving biscuiT. Jennifer Qalias: Chipmunk cheeksy whoever said ThaT a bad sTarT meanT a bad finish? To The only one I can TrusT , I hope you can caTch ThaT sTreeTcar of your desire qie:1j orange juice and whiTe chocoIaTe, Hawaii '84, YosemiTe and Rob Crawdad, UI LOVED IT 'Ti haTed iTl 1 Your pasT, MY FUTURE. Hollywood and Vine: I was There, Where were you'?! Darren, Paul, Eric K., Johnny, Chris, Robby, DAN, Louie, and ALL The resT, Winchells and Hudson lunches, J8nB, Richard Gere's , . . breakfasT in bed . . . noT on your life! LeT The good Times roll cause we goT The beaT. DeaTh To all Prep. Lori, KaThryn, gl Karen: To you I wish QrespecTiveIyy lj all The boyfriends you can handle, 21 all The music and drama your liTTle hearT desires, 3Q success in your fuTure. IT's been fun. Marlborough School: My hearT goes ouT To all who deserve IT. Dad and Lynn: I never even had To ask. I love you. Michael: I love you more Than you'II remember, Mom: For all of your paTience, I leave you a kiss . .. I love you. BiTTy, David, Leslie: WiThouT all of you I wouldn'T be me. Dave and Carol: summer madness. ice cream and The besT of The resT. Eric KnighT: How can I express our love? Words fail me. There is no life wiThouT you, only darkness. I Truly love you. Darren, Roger, ElioTT: An eTernaI love . , . for The bass, F.A.O.Y.-Darren Lew NOIIIII- My FaTher WhaTever- Anonymous Snore in The foam: The nighT is vasT and Blind. '4 Needless To say, G-ood Times have passed, buT memories of you Linger on. Thanks To all who have shared Themselves wiTh me. A special Thanks To Mrs. Jennings for simply being. My BesT: Paige, 'Tina, Quickie. T'Ria, Topsy, X' NiTa Vs, NeTzie, Traci, LiTTIe sisTers, Good Buddy Ari, L.C. and my fanTasTic dancer. My love To Mommy. Daddy. and Grandma. Love, 'I n 5'y6'7 Tl l T --,-,-,,ixfge.--.-f' Julie Bellisario . A Sybil Berry I I seniors 'I25 - SJW Kelly Breen X Student Body CofPresidenT Y .Q ,FQ A Q, I 1 KdTherine Bri1Tdin KL - 126 seniors KILBEE, ML, CAROL, DAVID, BART, MIMI, ond OLIVE, Much love To you dll. You ore d wonderful fdrnily. MY FRIENDS, in pdrTiculor GINA, ASI-ILEY, ALI, VVENDY, LADY, MIMI, MEG, CATH, AND KARLA: You've rndde The IosT six yeors hdopier. Toke core. Specidl Thonks To MRS. I-IALL, DR. PEARSON, MR. WALCOTT, MRS. JENKS, MS. MANZELLA, ond MR. CHUMBOOK for snoring Their knowledge in ond ouT of The olossroom. RICHARD: A Disneylond ddy, oceon sproy, ond d Bdrnbi kiss, dll of This The doy. , Much love To oil The SANDIFERS ond HOLDRIDG-ES. 5 : fri . . X xxw Q I 5 N ,fr S T 1 5 A , ' Ashley Brirfinghom TO My Ecmilyi I LOVE YOU MORE THAN WOQDS CAN EVERY SAW!!! To My Friends Wirhouf you, I never would have survived!!! ,ri ' '- Yi 5 , Wg Q Q '! Q ! y yyyy yye l Elizoberh Guthrie Chequer seniors 127 You cannoT sTay on The summiT forever, you have To come down again. So why bofher in The firsT place? JusT This: WhaT is above knows whaT is below, buf whaT is below does noT know whaT is above. One climbs, one sees. One descends, one sees no longer, buT one has seen. There is The arT of conducTing oneself in The lower regions by The memory of whaT one say higher up. WhaT one can no longer see, one can aT leasT sTiIl know. Rene Daur MOM AND DAD: The Two mosT imporTanT people in my life-Thanks for everyThing. I love you! TO MY FRIENDS: There's Too much To say. . .only everIasTing memories. Thea S. Cleminshaw Senior Class AThleTic l?epresenTaTive fhlff NancyAFF, ManchesTer. long leTTers, huge phone bills To come-please, please don'T ever forgeT your cow joke! Adrianne-Miche, whaT would I do wiThouT you QThe LIS. PosTal Service, and Ma Belly? Jane Allison-AfTer all we have done TogeTher and gone Through, The shared infaTuaTions C'P,S. I Love You! , BO, eTc.J, high speed races across Town, prom nighTs, and six years of LaTin, I musT admiT ThaT you have sTyIe. Caihy-Thank you for all your supporT and your wonderful abiliTy To always make me laugh- I wouIdn'T geT in The car wiTh you if. . Melissa-l am so glad you made iT To sunny Qfoggyp LA! Your smile really does brighTen a day. Fidelia-You are a wonderful friend-and for ThaT, of course, I leave you a life-long supply of Puppy Chow!!Maria-JusT Two auesTions: MammoTh-will you ever ski again? and Parles-Tu francais ou franglais? CWhaT ever The case, I know we undersTand each oTherj. l?yneTTe-BuTTerflies, BuTTerflies, BuTTerflies Hannah-See you aT THE GAME! The Jerians-my second family, Thank you. Dr. BusTer- and a cheery good morning To you Too, sir! Mr. WalcoTT-I waiTed five year, buT iT was worTh iT-your class was a year-long joy! Mrs. Kurchak-'lin freTa dum fluvii currenT, dum monTibus umbrae lusTrabunT convexa, polus dum sidera pascef, semper honos nomenque fuum laudesaue manebuT, quae me cumque vocanT Terrae. WhaT more could I possibly ever say? And when he is silenT your hearT ceases noT To IisTen To his hearT5 For wiThouT words, in friendship, all ThoughTs, all desiTes, all expecTaTions are born and shared, wiTh joy ThaT is unacclaimed. When you parT from your friend, you grieve noT, For ThaT which you love mosT in him may be clearer in his absence, as The mounTain To The climber is clearer from The plain. -Kahil Gibran, The Prophel Anne WenTworTh Combs 'fl Q Come, and Trip iT as ye go, On The lighT fanTasTick Toe, -MiITon Wherefore, O morTaI man, why seek ye Dancing is The lofTiesT, The mosT moving, The mosT beauTiful of The fQl UGDDIVISSS GDTOOGT when IT IS DIOCSG arTs, because iT is no mere TranslaTion or absTracTion from life: iT Is WITIWID YOUTSGIVGS7 -BOGTTIIUS llfe lfselfl -Havelock Ellis seniors ls:-:cds- if in ,Q , ,,nv 4 9? -' S 1 2 2,3 x ij ff 3' 52U9 To all my friends: I never could have made iT wiThouT you! Thanks for all The memories and good Times- Hawaii CI swear we didn'T Throw iT!j, running shoes, endless dieis, honking The horn Q3 a.m.j, raffing The Rogue, DQ. parTies, full jars aT fooTbalI games, You guys aTe The whole cake'? , The prom, SanTa Barbara, caTching up on The laTesT gossip in gymnasfics, ugliness in The air , USC games- and everyThing else! Craig- BesT friends always! Whaf can I say excepT Thanks for everyThing. To my family: Mom- Thank you for caring and always undersfanding- we'II always share a special kind of love! Dad- I never could have made iT wiThouT your consTanT undersTanding and supporT- I love you! Jam! and Chris I am finally graauafing Cl know you ThoughT The day would never comelj- Thanks for all The fun we've had, I love you bofh! Good luck always. Marlborough: Thanks- I've finally made iT! x a ,W ,sl viz. fi, 4 Lawren Ann CoTTles Wendy CoulTer m,,g seniors 129 Caroline Craddock MOM 81 DAD: I am so lucky To have parenfs like you. Your supporT, aTTenTion, and Tolerance of my anyThing buf sunny disposiTion has goTTen me Through boTh The happy and rough Times. I wanT you To know ThaT you will always be my besT friends. JOLIE: l'm sure This won'T make a biT of sense To anyone buT us: WhaT's his name? U.C.L.A., U.S.C., driving, Burger KING, Spanish class, and a big BOOM Thanks for always being There. CATI-IY: There are so many Things we've been Through since Those days aT JTD: a baskef of fruiT, Iinebackers, ear piercing, movies - only To name a few. You've been a greaT friend. ALL MV OTHER FRIENDS: Adrienne, George S., CynThia MarleTTe, J. Turner, F. HooTon- Thanks for The goodTimes. RCC: my home away from home: J8cB O'Connor- you have been like brofhers To me. J.D., MP., TP., and especially M. MillerThanks for all your advice, Good luck! f Sax i i X EQ Q A ' T -3,-':.?7' ,V '- ' , s Q if gg .2 1 .lg 130 seniors Linda DanTz 4 As of June 10, I will be passing on To a new life, and, as a consequence, many Things are in line To be beaueaThed and many unsaid senTimenTs To be uT- Tered. TO ROXANNE: Thanx for The incredible memories of The IunaTic Things we were driven To doing and especially for your being a True friend. TO DIANE: Thanx for The zillions of Times you goT me glued back Togefher again, JusT your being There To Talk To ofTen saved me from True disasfer, TO MOM: My undying love, my endless loving laugh- Ter, and our irreplacable friendship. TO KEN: Thanx for Teaching me The arT of neaTness, alfhough The resuITs are noT always visible To The naked eye. TO DAD: The irreplacable visiTs To Europe and my love. TO NETTY: Thanx for our numerous in-depTh conver- saTions Through which I have learned so many Things. TO MARLBOROUGH: My locker and The lack of my presence. TO MY FRIENDS: T'Don'T be dismayed aT goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you can meeT again, And meeTing again, afTer momenTs of life- Times, is cerTain for Those who are friends. fRich- ard Bach, whose wrifings I found comforf in ., . Thanx GinT.j Z-Q Mal'-fl '-T OPIMA- U 2 flu sh EL Eb To all my friends: life has had its ups and downs, thanks for showing you care. I love you all! Ali: a special 'lofh birThday, Mexico, Alisa, and Christmas cartoons. PoIiTics'?! My second family and sister- CAROL: Are you two sisters? No, cousins! There are few Things that we haven'T done together. Another family addition Qsister if what?Q LEILA: My fourth Q75 sister Don'T we look alike? Never say diet! Midnight talks and laughter. Love ya! SHELLEYi My first sis and friend. Tomorrow we sTarT a diet. You're not faf, just overweight. Uhanks, Shelllj WouIdn't it be awful it Two sisTers didn'T Talk'P I love you. MOM AND DAD: Without you. my head would be in one place and my body in another. Thank you for all your love and support. especially aT my sudden announcements. No matter how for away l've been, you both have always been hear. How lucky can one get with a family like you? SGGVTTS. Cheer up! Life is never as bad as it To Mom and Dad: I couIdn'T have done iT wfo you, Mom, thanks for your understanding and Dad for your patience. I realize that you have invested over 520,000 in my education and l plan to pay you back in ways you may never dream of. Thanks for making my dreams a reality. A.K.A. Debutante 'I-23-82. Jamelle: Amazon: Good luck wfliredless, Remember Fwys. PEOPLE. RynetTe: NeTzie: Cow: A.P. Calc., Span., Eng., Cbarrel of laughsy, Stories. CA.M.C.Q Buena Suerte con Miguelllll Rabbit, Prelude , . .'? Jessie Bear: My Baby: L.P.E.G.: My future cuz-in-law. CPD Roxy and Chris forever and a day!!!l!!!!!!M. The Spark E.: Luv Ya, Good luck with baseball. Carson: Luv you all dearly. CJD, JE, BH. BH, TH, GJ, KJ, MJ, PJ, 84 MSD Billie 84 Shellritaz Ova, Ova Night: Say whar's The partael Say Ho. Christinita 81 Carla: M.l.T.E. '8T: AP. Calc. 84 Physics. Carla is Ms, Bandini. Susu 84 Lanita: Traveling is Two's: CLS. 84 G.T.j, QSM. 84 who KTTOWSD. Susu is a Tennis Bum. Carpool: No detentlonsl Thanx for The headaches. Patrice: The second. May Carter 84 Chanel be a great success. No! You can'T have my blouse! Cheryl: The First. Good Luck with whatever you decide to do. l know you'll make it. Burt: Koala, Fool, Babie: You are sooooo CUTE!!l!! Thanx for your support, you are very special to me. Yes we have finished our homeworkl! T'l'm a Burt Watcher!l Thanx To Mr. Stork: I love you, Mr. Yale Prep. EVERYONE: THANK YOU AND l LOVE YOU ALL. pi 1 gfgggwnffu -'K,.r . -gn:-S1- Q Darcie Dickerson Student Body Co-President Daman Traci Lyn Dotson V seniors T34 Eva Dru I I 610. U 132 seniors Susie Fiore gf- f tx si ss T 'X Memory makes things immortal. What you remember walks and talks with you forever . . . And so, to my friends, who helped to make my Marlborough years so memorable, I leave this will of memories: Baja, man of distinction, Culver, Bruce, Terry, pain, pressure, nervous breakdowns, food, fun, parties, Swim Team: winning or losing but always trying. Shopping, Catalina, Magic Pon, chewyluis, Anne's hs-canoeing? No, a mudslidel Anne's bye-bye beach party at QA,M.l My little bro Syd, AA.M,, jacuzzis, marshmellows, So tell me! Have you been to Digby lately? No, but I believe I saw a flying eguana at the Dru lnn!! Toga music, Doors, Bruce, Beach Boys, Go C-5o's, Elvis, As The Stomach Turns, T or D, GWT how was it? hypnosis, 4:30 community shower, facts and figures. Twist and Shout , party-a-thons, the beach, summer, honking at 3A,M.! Kenny: Oh we're oft to the Wild West Show . . . incredible . . . ! Beach Boys concert? What color for now? Phone bills, Beverly and Normandy, Doors, serious talk and cartoons love ya babe! Mimi: Whenever I see your smilin' face I have to smile myself, because l love you J.T., Friends forever! P.S. Keep our F and F up to date and keep buzzing! Mom and Dad: There's so much to say . . . I can't thank you enough for the love you have given us throughout the years, I love you!! Senior Class: Keep Celebrating. f ,J I '-' , uf 4 f W4 if 1 'ff an I . -: ' , , , ,, ? I . . T V , f - A..VA 1252, H ni, Don't question why she needs to be so free She'll tell you it's The only way to be , Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind fMick Jogger 9 Run with me . . . 45 -T? -Jim Morrison 'rv jffavi 65235, I V7 Y Q' ' X ' 1 - ,, 4 gfggggrd- To my friends You are all The craziest, The funniesf, and The sillnesf people I know, You are all also The besf friends in the world. l luv ya, Take Care. To my family, I love you more Than words can ever express. ' Sheri Jacqueline Forbes Senior Class Vice-PresidenT Marsha E, Freeman To all my friends: I will always cherish The years of friendship ThaT we have spenT TogeTher, To Mama: Thank you for your love, paTience, and confidence in me, for being a good lisTener and always available when l needed you The mosf. I loveyou, your only Pipa, To Daddy: Thank you for The years of giving . . , I didn'T even have To ask. I love you more Than you will ever know. To my brofherst You have been The besT friends I could ever have. We have been Through so much TogeTher , , . HousTon, Ojai, La Jolla . , . To Marlborough' Thank you for helping me Through The challenging years. seniors T33 Karen Fritzinger To all my friends, 'WIT'S been SUCIW O IOVWQ TIVTWO. We have had a lot of great Times and we will cherish a lot of wonderful memories Stay I 'fVWiVWk I Should be QOIVWQ happy, keep smiling, and remember when life gets you down To go out and Time doesn'T wait for me 'fc5L55pA1'5g , IT keeps on rolling To my fgmjlyl Soil OVW. OVW The distant hiohwflv Thank you so much for everything you have given me. Your love, support, and advice VO QOT TO V990 OVW COSTWIVW' thot OVOOVTW are unmatched. I am ready To leave The nest now but I know you will always be there VO QOT TO be OVW VWWY WOY7' when I need you.- Thanx, XXOO So long -Boston 1341 seniors Mary H. Graham Mirror Editor I thank my family for being my best friends MOM AND DAD' Thanks for loving me enough to understand me May you begin to realize your dreams BRI Thanks for leading the way, without losing me-Luv ya! KATIE Keep smiling Vou're my sunshine! DAVIE Thanks for being There To kill the spiders I LOVE YOU ALL THE MOST . , God only knows what l'd be without such special friends, who have shared so much of themselves with me, who have made my successes all the happier and my failures so much less painful, EVA MWhenever I see your smiling face, I have to smile myself because I love you CJ T j I leave my best friend a forever full jar and perfect f's and f's. SWIM TEAM' You are all wonderful-keep winningl STACEV' Thanks for always listening. MS JACQUES, MR STORK, DR. P AND MR. G Thanks for sharing my dreams WESTSIDE ROWDIES QAND A FEW STRAVSJ May your lives be filled with much happiness, Togo music and Bruce, many bubblin' jacuzzls, and captain parties: few home- movie nights, horns at 3 AM and decisions: and no homework, party-swimming, T or D, of nervous breakdowns , Thanks for The best times' Love always , T' , ,gr ,ff a-all ww' X , Qwss., Xi ,M gag!! 5 s wit .NV H' , kg -I s 5 T ,Q YI mi Good friends ore like rubies, precious ond rare Like The sun in summer, olwoys There. Mom ond Dod: JB. hos finolly mode iT. your poTienoe, love, ond sTrengTh of mind hove goTTen me Through 6 ohdllenging yeors. I LOVE YOU, Eric: olwoys keep Trying, I know you will moke iT, Groce: whoT con I soy To someone who is procTicoIIy my sisTer'? Thonks for IO yeors of such d speciol friendship. Coroline: fooTboII gomes, froT pdrTies, denTed fenders, proms, spdnish closses, ond gossip sessions. I c:ouldn'T hove mode iT wiThouT you, Liz: long Tolks, pig ouTs, ond endless Troubles, KoThy L.: The summer of 84, Your love ond loughTer will spreod wherever you go. Susy, John, Deone, Jenny, Kim ond ArT: Thonks for oil The good Times, -v 'Jf2...--- 0 .------..-...-9-V 3 Jolie G-uTenTog I L X ss T-., X lvldry KoTe I-lodfield 'ln .z 'aid-, 7 1 QU J 5. ' ill A 0 hnyxfw seniors 135 ,r Linda Deanne Harrold 136 seniors Suzanne Harvey Many people have been a part of my life since I entered Marlborough in seventh grade. They have not only been friends. but also an integral part of my education. Some of these people left Marlborough earlier: others remain far away in other places and other countries. Many are present students at Marlborough. These special friends include several exceptional teachers who have opened my eyes to many things. Muchisimas gracias y un abrazo grande. My family have also been teachers, with their care and support. To all my friends: Thank you for all the great times and just being you! I bid you Godspeed, and best wishes. I love you. Everything has its beauty but not everybody sees it. -Confucius oz? When I was a toddler, I walked to the beach and found all of my dreams in the infinite number of sand grains. Greedily, I gathered as many as I could hold and stuffed several handfuls into my pockets until the sand brimmed over from my trousers. As I trudged home, very encumbered by the weighty load, I noticed a figure down the coast a little ways. Strange as it seemed, the form looked like a giant heart pumping and pumping its way toward me, and as it drew near I saw that it was indeed just that. lt had a few scars, but all the same it was a very healthy heart. It asked very politely if it might help me carry my obvious load, but I explained that I didn't need any help. This abundance of sand I will soon construct into a palace, it will be my utopia, I told it. Although there was something extremely familiar about the heart that made me want to talk with it longer, I hurriedly said goodbye, as I was pressed for time. Not too much later, I encountered two other rare figures, the kind you are very unlikely to meet up with. One was simply a bright star, smiling, with a deep concern in its eyes, and the other was a giant blue whale embeached on the sand, They too offered their help in carrying the precious cargo but, as with the heart, I told them that I could manage. Looking down at my pockets to assure myself it was still there, I was horrified to discover that more than half of the grains had slipped out through an apparent hole in the fabric. Then the whale, with a great sympathy, said, You know, that's very slippery sand you're holding. However, some of the grains are durable while others are weak and insignificant. Hours later, the sun having long since set, I decided to run the remaining distance home. Finally, gasping for breath, I arrived safely home. As I ascended the stairs, suddenly I remembered the sand. At my sides I felt empty pockets and hands and sadly concluded that my palace would never be realized, In an instant, I thought of what the whale had said of the grains - how some were weak, but others were strong. Undoubtedly the few that now stuck to my pockets were the durable ones that would build, at the least, a base for my palace. These were the vital ones, the ones that would make building the palace worthwhile, Next day, when I went back to the beach to collect sand for other parts of my creation, I found the heart, the star, and the whale all waiting for me. After they offered to help construct the base of my utopia, I gratefully accepted: so right there on the beach we began its plans. Today, twelve years later, l'm still working hard on this home, but I feel that when it's done, living there will be worth all of the effort. wg ,KN To The celebrating closs of '82: CHEERS Lf yo fha czwqf QYZ-' 272612 you afways ffanfffiffffkf iOLJ6L'f 2FLe .Wlqkc eafzhyzad, licclc mes, Keep thx glad sonj evzr 'Ln youfficafti gf ??'lU5f 77.03 jo oufb n EIIZODGTIT Hurt Senior Class Secretary-Treasurer Z' 438 seniors Catherine Jayne THE SEARCH I went to find The pot of gold That's waiting where the rainbow ends. I searched and searched and searched and searched And searched and searched and then - There it was, deep in The grass, Under an old and Twisty bough. lT's mine. it's mine, it's mine at last . , . What do I search for naw? -Shel Silverstain Nina - what did I get out of chemistry? Many headaches and a lifelong friend. It was worth it. Always remember you're beautiful - inside and out. See you at The top! Caroline - from JTD to Marlborough to who knows where, l'II always remember your friendship and humor that kept me going. Naomi' Tab and gossip at B. What could be more fun? Stay the hard working person you are and success will be yours. Melissa' my physics buddy. l'll never forget your constant sunny smile and enthusiasm. Linda - La Jolla. Val Eordagetit, Marina City, Those memories will never fade. l'Il always cherish your friendship and honesty, Paula - Thanks for adding such a colorful dimension to The year. Corrine- constant insanity. How could I have survived without someone to giggle with? Andrew - How lucky I am to have a best friend and brother all in one! Mom and Dad - Thanks for The opportunities. understanding, love and encouragement you've given me. l've achieved far more Than I ever thought possible. Love and respect always, Marlborough - You've taught me The True meaning of hard work and friendship. FRIENDS It used to seem so far away but 1982 is finally here' Thanks for The many crazy adventures I ve appreciated your smiles and encouragement and I have to admit I am really going to miss all of you' ANN: You have always been my best friend and if l've ever confided in anyone its always been you Dont forget that I love you fPinkiesj FAMILY You ve all been helpful but the fact that you ve lust been there was what really counted Thanks for all your encouragement You re all very special to me To My Family MOM No lm NOT cold' BuT Thanks for ALWAYS f' 'X remembering my sl ppers when I needed Them and even when I dldn T DAD I hereby reserve The nghT To geT a cuf from Tuesday nlghfs proflTs or fblTe my Tonguej losses I know Ill never geT as good a deal from anyone else' WIT SOOOO EEY' I cant do 4211 and The even answers arenT In The back of The book WlTh YOUR help No 2 s finally comin To All My Frlends Joys dlvlded are Increased Joslah G-llberT Holland I DOUBT If I could ve make IT wlThouT you buT I KNOW IT pq 25 , wouldnT have been half as much fun, Nancy Alyce Jerlan T I . --,,v .---------- JM Us. ff - E is ' f Ie' 3' , u - ff l I up. x U ' ' 't The world is a looking-glass, and gives back To every man The reflecTion we I I 'rr ' . ' ' ' . all . ff . . : ' l A f M, I L... . . of has own face Frown aT IT and IT In Turn wlll look sourly aT you laugh aT IT and wrTh IT and IT IS a jolly kind compannon Wllllam Makepeace Thackeray TO THE CLASS OF 1982 Some of you Ive known since IsT grade oThers since 7Th buT mosT of you Ive meT along The way IT s been an experlence Ill never forgeT' The way from MT Plnos To Yosemnfe To selllng Glrl ScouT cookles You ve given me frlendshlp and a helplng hand Thanks for everyThlng' Ill mass you TO MARLBOROUGH Well IT s been sux long years of hard work and fun You ve glven me a knowledge ThaT I wlll carry wITh me for a llfeTlme and a ThoughTfulness and supporT ThaT has made IT all worThwhlle TO MRS WOOD 84 MRS CHRISTENSEN I canT Thank you enough for all ThaT you have done for me for The Tremendous amounT of Tame you gave IO my sfruggle Through college applIcaTlons and for your concern and encouragemenT when Things goT Tough TO MRS G-AEBLER For all Those rrdes To school and advice way back In 7Th grade I promlse Ill be back To see you TO MARYLY HI' HI' HI' HI' HI' HI' HI' HI' HI' HI' HI' from The person who never says HI' I hope Thus lsnT our lasT goodbye Now IT s jusT you and The class of 86 who are lefT To bug my IlTTIe sus TO MY FAMILY 8a FRIENDS Thanks for puTTIng up wlTh me I never could have done IT wlThouT your paTlence and undersTandlng Dad Thanks for drlvlng me everywhere' Ill geT my Incense one of These days NaTasha you finally have your own room Hang In There you only have four more years To go TO AN OLD FRIEND from Macy gs me Well KaThle we ve gone our separaTe ways for The lasT 7 years buT we ve always managed To keep ID Touch Your ThoughTfulness and The memorles we ve shared have always meanf a loT To me' KnsTlna Mane Johnson seniors 139 To all my friends who have laughed and cried and dreamed with me Thanks for the memories that l'll always cherish- I look forward to some more of our wild and rowdy times To my family Your love and support have been fantastic- thank you. Class of 82 We made itllll 50 long as we, lava., we Servq salon aswc are loved b ollw'S,L guoyld almost Sw uc uc ll16lipUlSILbl63osnd H0 Mm is uw s while mlm Q trim - Mbm Lovifl 5ltv0lb0lL Alison Jones Roxanne Marie Kamel Performing Arts Representative IAO seniors Qfm.. Ffa VN ' s.. Nl 4,3 I Q ' Shower the people you love with love I I L 4' The whole point of life is to have people you care about to share it with. To all those special people . . . MEGAN: Remember . . . you and Bill are the second cutest couple Qlp. PORTLAND: All the memories of 2 great years. Love, Farrah. KAR 84 CATH: Sorry, but cheese blintzes are a lot better than potato pancakes! SUSIE: Since you're my Frogaroo you can run alongside my car any day. RYNETTE 84 TRACI: You've always been so special. SHELLIE: I leave you Kevin O'Neal. CARLA: I leave you Kermit. LINDA: Beware of approaching V s in the middle of the freeway after football games or you might wind up in a bush. Thanks for always being there. To my family , . , CHRIS: To the best future doctor , . . I'Il never forget all those fun trips to Palo Alto. I love you. BRIAN: To the best future dentist . , , I hope that one day you'll find Merlin Olsen. I love you. MAWM: How does l'Gail's Ball Bonds sound? Vou'lI never know how very much I love you. DAD: My Pet . You're the best father. You have given me everything a little girl could wish for. I love you the most. CHRIS H.: f Baby Piece j. We are the cutest couple . . . especially at DissnihIan ! I will love you always and forever. lf you wish upon enough stars, say enough prayers, and never give up. your dreams will come true. ts. iii'-, 1 ' I 9113, - :C 3'C , gnu---ns-- ' ,I 5 4 A is wzr wylf W ' M 2 X: , ., ,, 'W I .-. ,gi ZZZ I I H f .if 5 , 1 5 ' 7 AZLQ f 1 1' Tomorrow will soon be with us. Say the good-byes now and leave with more than you came with. I can't say we will meet again, but I know that a part of each of us will be with the other. What I leave with you all is a part of me I hope you will always have. Allison Keller Annual Co-Editor Jenny Hi-Jae Kim President of Athletic Association seniors 'IA1 To my friends - I leave our shared memories: talks about anything and everything, laughs of all kinds, lVIarIborough's love for food, and especially our many struggles together. To teachers - Thank you for teaching me so very much over these past six years. To my family - Thanks for your continued care and support, Learning is like sailing against the tide - if not forward, then backward. Fidelia Kuang Newspaper Editor I Jade which is not chiseled and polished is not an article of beauty. Xxx I I 442 seniors Rynette Patrice Labostrie For the first time in six years, I don't know what to say . . . maybe it's better left unsaid. I Love You , W...-:ws-i ' w Chinese Proverbs 99 ,1 me Q in . ngcwg-emm- uu---srl- ' W MXN ff Freclerique Regine Laaerriere I ll ZQQL7' f Wbvif To my friends QSK sy. We have finally made il Through many long years of laughier, Tears, ana unforgeiioble memories. l love and Thank you all. CTO Ashley: 42 years of never a dull momenT and a unique ana everlasting friendshipg To Mom, Dad, and Kaly: I Thank you for your love ana suppori - you have Taughi me more Than you will ever know, l will love you always. wan virginia Lain seniors 'IA3 Jill Daniele Lear HY THRFE BHBIES: I Love You HIGHER THFIN THE Sify DE men me occmv FIND Mona THHN FILL THE. SWE ks ,, IN THE ' PHRK. LOU E 1 6491. 'IAA SGTWIOTS Adrienne Lee Senior Class President BND HOH2 7 I LOVE JILL ' You HORE wmv GRHD nwvruwe UH ' T U , . 0 To My Mom and Dad: Not only did you give me all the love, support, and energy you had: but you also provided me with a home that I could always turn to. I appreciate everything you have done for me and I never could have made it through all these years without you. Remember that you will always have my love. To Joni You are more than any sister could ask for. You have protected, encouraged, and taught me more than you will ever know. l've always looked to you for all the answers and I hope we will always be as close as we are now. To All My Friends: Sometimes it feels like you and me against the world And for all the times we've cried I always felt that God was on our side And when one of us is gone and one of us is left to carry on, Then remembering will have to do. Our memories alone will get us through. Think about the days of me and you, you and me Against the world . . . And when one of us is gone and one of us is left to carry on, Then remembering will have to do. Forget what life used to be You are what you choose to be lt's whatever it is you see That life will become Whatever you might think you have You have nothing to lose. -Jackson Browne f Q T cs ff' 'Q' According To all The rules of aerodynamics, The bee cannoT fly - buT iT does! IT never dreamed ThaT iT could noT! MoTher and Daddy: I Thank you for giving me opporTuniTies To enrich me, love To supporT me, and discipline To make me Take full advanTage of boTh. I love you and respecf you. Your wisdom and faiTh in God have TaughT me a greaT deal. WiTh Him aT The helm, we Three independent only children make a greaT Team, Mrs. Kurchak: From you I have gained a love of learning ThaT I mighT noT have gained from Mme. Jenks: Merci bien pour Tous: voTre enseignemenT, voTre bienveillance, eT Mr. VllalcoTT: You have TaughT me more abouT arT Than I ever imagined I could anyone else. voTre amiTie, learn. Thank-you for always being concerned and for Taking The Time To help. Mr. Chumbook: Thank-you for guidance, supporT, and a Trip To Europe. Hannah: You are a priceless friend, Thank-you for always caring enough To give me your opinion and for sharing wiTh me your greaT academic undersTanding. Maria: lT's nice To know someone who Thinks so much like I do. I am graTefuI for our growing friendship. Nina: WhaT can I say afTer SIX years of oranges, Sunday nighTs aT 7:00, long-disTance leTTers and phone calls, supporT, friendship, and LATIN? Maybe jusT Thanks I - . I, H-... 'Y ST f Jane Allison Lee ll I if T 5:. ,. ,gl 'Ill II Fl 7:7f1 1i L 4. lj 5 Il Q N I- I5 rr'T j5nnu,Vifn?if5'i,gjggggjwgn This is noT The end , . , noT The beginning of The gg jg jj If lflfrll :man end , , gig ll ll il .Mis 1: Il IE ii I! I I .,... 2 ,. Eli 'WI This is The end of The very beginning, If mu are IUCN enough To have ,Wed 'D Aim !U!,ll'E1,EiEi51-ii ii H 5 ' 55. And The challenge of life is abouf To begin. Paris as a young man, Then wherever I -- 5 SEZ fig J 'TQIHI H- I you go for The resT of your life, iT sTays MA 1 T 3 Q A ,gf--1 . x M I Wh I I I wiTh You, for Paris is a moveable feasf. A AM - I t' Q Whm I Gm 'S God S gm .fo mel Ernest Hemingwgy T K tr, V . aT I make of myself is my gift To God. fn.. mgfifzeaz - h II Y I'L2Q 5 ?5I ?iuef-TiT5.' g remain 2 a+me,+1'c! !7 WATCH OUT WORLD- ERE corvi E5 QQFL1 I 4JfTHOlJ6HT T I QOOLTQ... Qojpgfwms +r'qf-L You VEIY gloecial-'I-Eff S I FI THOUGHT COULD-H mem all Know IVMEISSPI' . I '7Ylo'mgDalDf HL Q ow. A ITITTITLTTD' ' ' f . T' WI. , IYIODTI fabI?PUKIT SM VI you mes MI ' BET THILHERS IE S f R PQ 1 L 5 Airafldivarmbr 'I ig Z wa 'LM I love afnd pil Owe you 822 SO 2I'frQ.7 Jennifer Levin Annual Co-EdiTor much- A ihzm las Fur Tm K My M, fxfmx I I -XXX-M--, ts im QU all- I I Clvel1f2ldi'df7'T L XB ouvvay-6 enrvw ITD 69, vvendy Lewerke ff 0 Aj AAL Hdhwaa Pam Ludwig Claire-Pie: AT long lasT These six years are over! You're farming IT DudeTTe! Toially, To The Max! Gee, all we need is a Going STeady Page! Keen huh? I Think iT's kind of neaTo, I've goT The dress, all I need is The daTe. I LOVE YOU, YOU ARE THE BEST Q75 FRIEND I COULD HAVE HOPED 03 FOR! GEE FRIENDSHIP IS PEACHY! BONNE CHANCE! CIAO! Debbie and Sand well iT finally came GraduaTion! lT's hard To believe we made iT This far! GOOD LUCK! Jenny and Fred: New EquipmenT'? Jennifer and Suzanne: Thanz for Jackie Mason. He was, uh, really Greoi? We should do iT again someTime, perhaps There will be a P,P.D,l Linda: Good-bye! and Good luck. Mummy and Anjela: I love you boTh. Thanks for all The supporT during The rough Times! QI promise To send you boih Campbell soup labels and ads when I'm in collegey Daved LeTTerman and Loudden Wayne WrighT Ill: GAUFAUGH, GAFAUGH!! -., 3' gzx A 5 L as 5 'Q X if 5 'VN Y an gsm Now run along and don'T geT inTo mischief, I'm going OUT' -The Tales of PeTer RobbiT- A lsls I-yrlel gp ssu ulssslssl is bqbql- I GeT your moTor running. Head ouT on The highway. Looking for advenTure in whafever comes our way. Take The world in a long embrace. We were born, born To be wild. We can climb so high, Roxanne: Togefher we have a million memories and Two million laughs. Cruising, cruising, cruising, We're from . . . uh . . , DeITa Gamma, The WHOLE STanford WaTer Polo Team, fireman, Dial ChevroIeT Q28 Times'?!j, UCLA, USC, STanford Qhuh'?!j and, of course . . . YosemiTe and hands aT The window. Love, Dolly. JULIE QMy Herbal Essence Accomplicej We saT in on Robby's Physics class, rode in Ferrarris, smoldered smoldering fires, parTied while The house was empfy, commiTTed The Crime of The Cenfury, and Tried To geT The ulTimaTe Tan . , . all in one year and all TogeTher. You are The everlasTing Pillsbury biscuiT of my hearT and will always be my besT pal. HonesT,Jennifer: TogeTher we Tried To find The meaning of The TRUE SUMMER. We wore miniskirTs, cruised in converTables, wenT To Bla Bla and To Poppy's STar, began The fashion of bandanas, and, of course, sTaked ouT Chris Lizzio's house. QThe scarves and hafs were a IiTTIe biT ouT of seasonj EspiriT forever! KAREN: THERE AREN'T ANY MORE OUTDOOR EXPERIENCES!! WhaT do we do now?? Robby: Sing us a song you're The Piano Man. I love you, Teddy. JERRY: SomeTimes you feel like a nuT, someTimes you don'T. DAN: You will always be my favoriTe drummer. STEVE ROMICK: I loved your waTer polo picTure fHarvard '84 annualj KRIS: lT's your Turn now. MOM AND DAD: I love you Two Too! ULOVES TO PARTY! -Julie Bellisario Arnold is BAD -Jennifer and PorTIand ... excuse me -ChrisTopher Lizzio Lawvely painTing -STeven Brindell I need a Tab -Lori Sargeanf Magic MounTain ALREADY?! -Lori SageanT WE BAD!l!!!! -J,J,P,L,K,and K. ahha, ahha -Michaelangelo, 3 monThs 'THIT ME! Go ahead, hiT me! I dare you! Jennifer SmiTh This is only The beginning . . , I never wanT To die. Born To be wild. STeppenwolf Q - ' To my family: Love and a cough i v N 2 G63 pgs? cannof be hid. g I . I love you all! And Thanks. , fffjyx - 'O .:' e 6' -v PorTIand McCormick Tara McMenamin seniors IA7 Cheryl Miller T418 seniors Melissa Morrison ff I A T-obcrcall hair are Alf:,E2?Lg,u hi-cr,aEh ray, a,n0q,a,5iD ill ifar, H Md Q 9004 1qicrid+QSMrlThwnwlI1fv 1 K ,,, ,,. :,r ' :manks r' cena .4 r'ii I . Hwmeirhgsslonaoml f?a't'?,Q00 Y .. T , issi ond' I Vel'Z30v a 's zulu! 5 'W Q - - - vw ' . If rrr I 23.1 au bam if-off. - ' .khan 90U'll gy KNOW. A I ,I V mom som f WHILHW' WY I l s +0 Mc 5 vlx: vw mlfan e NO MQVZ Wltad L me W' ll I f I' 'Y APPY 9W ' Mom and Dad how can I possibly Thank you boTh for The life and love you have given me! I love you boTh more Than I someTimes show. Thanks for puTTing up wiTh me Through all The hard Times and all The good Times. All The pep Talks really did some good! Mons and Jason no one could ask for beTTer broThers. I love you boTh sooo much! Mons, good luck in college. Jason, I hope you are able To geT as many good Times ouT of high school as I did! Aphrodite, I love youllllll LoTs of love To all my greaT friends in New Canaan. Thanks for keeping me in Touch wiTh all The laTesT gossip! I have missed you all sooo much! Moving is really hard - changing schools, changing friends. changing your whole life, This was only one of many moves, buT if was by far The Toughesl because of my age and Ties. Thank you everyone in Marlborough, sTudenTs and Teachers, for making The move so much easier. You are friendly and crazy . . . perfecT Californians. Especially Thanks To Nancy and Nina for making me feel so welcome. Paula, I HEAR WEDDING BELLS!!! Have a good life. I hope we can somehow see each oTher again. You are a greaT friend and l'm going To miss you, Eu odeio . . . Remember HuckIeberry's In The Year 2000 on July 4Ih!I COLLEGE, HERE I COMEIII! ml J ZW., TW 1 . T 5 My 4 2 1 2 . ' . as X F LANITA-my besT friend-In 3 years, We've developed a very special friendship and we share many memories ThaT I will never forgeT:WWCT.i.T.'sj, summers of '80 84 '84, D.M. prom QSCQ. Trips, parTies, boys, embarrassing momenTs, 100 calls a day: Those are jusT a few, buT I couldn'T begin To menfion all The good Times we had TogeTher. You mean more To me Than you'll ever know. Friends always. I love you. CRIS-my spazzing parTner, FP, eaTing Choc. anyThing, Tennis '8O. Whenever I was down, you could bring me up, 1.5. Friends forever, MARSH: We've shared a loT: lunchesCHalQ, seorefs abouT boys CVS., T.K., OED, mags. Tennis, memories-camp, your parTy, DJ, MM wiTh J 8k J, Tomboys. You'll always be o close friend. CLAUD: We finally made iT-Togefher since Mrs.v.H. 09745. Remember ML, SS. BH, BS, JM, eTc.g OTh grade, Friends forever. See you aT ST.8. RL., T.D., S.B., T.S., T.M., J.W.. SR., OW.. C.W.- We've had many good Times TogeTher-l'll remember Them all. Morl. wouldn'T have been The same wlThouT you. I love you guys. KIT. MOMMY 84 DADDYfYou're The besT! Unbelievably, you've survived everyThing l've puf you Through. You've helped me 8a TaughT me so much 84 l'm forever graTeful To both of you. l love you bolh wiTh all my hearT, Aufumn-SomeTimes we fighT, buf To me you will always be The besT sisfer anyone could have. l love you. Relax-The nexT 3 years will fly by. KELLI- my favoriTe cousin-I love you. MY FAMILV-ALI. of you mean a loT To me 84 Theres O special place in my hearT for each of you. MY OTHER FRIENDS-Each of you has conTribuTed in some way To who I am 84 l Thank you for being There when I needed you. P.S.-GARY T, Darn ... l'm fine, ToolfJ.KQ 3 Gdebraie! Morchelle Myers Every picTure Tells o sTory . , . I love you oil, we ,L wx Q SGVIIOIS Noomi-Ann Nokogomo AUIL1. ' ml 1 R To MOM 84 DAD: AfTer yeors of your pofience ond concern, here I om! Thonk you for olwoys giving generously of yourselves . . . I love you. REID: My broTher os well os my friend, I love you. CORRINE: Who drcink my Tob? , SR ond The guy from UCLA , love yo'. NlNAi Remember hoT Chocolofe works wonders! To my ever-chonging friend, LINDA: olwoys finding new ploces. new ideas, new Things, ond new philosophies on life . . . I love you! CARYL: Thonk you for being my friend . . . MR is oil yours, CATHY: endless phone conversofions, memories, olcissicol music, ond on ever-Iosfing friendship . .. God bless you. MR. WALCOTT, MRS. WOOD, ond MRS. KIPP: Thonk you for Toking Time To be concerned ond IisTen, I mode IT! MARLBOROUGH: Thdnk you for giving me The chonce To do ond To ocoomplish Things I never Thoughf possible To ALL MY FRIENDS Thonk you oil for being supporTive ond coring . . . ond oll The fun. My love olwoys . . . L . --18 X ----- -- s w Kelly Newfield Lfxifmdwwppoumnumn pam, ' imiimimgiwfuhii qpmqimvb q we gm MWA IM Wmiwfmauw W K ThafvTK64O0JL.wIfiohwub MQAL pb owwtrLe,fvwrLe, 'bv' Whenever I coll you friend I begin To Think I undersTond Everywhere we ore You ond I were meonT To be Forever ond ever , . . To oil my friendsihonks for dll The good Times ond memories. To my fdmilyi wili olwoys need your love ond supporT, Melissg Diane Obe-gi To The ND. boys:iT's been 0 super yedr I I . you guys ore greoT!! seniors 151 152 seniors r- i M 2 l , Vw 5 l , ww 4' , l Elana Terese O'Brien 'N-.X ' A M V Student Community Service Chairperson 'Wlwuwr fm!! yfufimd 1 M5315 In will ft' Lwr wine wave fl-ANA lawn want ink' ffrnqylvgjins To All My Friends: We may never pass this way again so keep in touch. You all mean so much to me. Bob: Thanks for always being there and listening. Mom, Dad: It's been hard but I made it. All by myself I have to go With none to tell me what to do All alone beside the streams And up the mountain-side of dreams. Tricia Pistay Q LONG-you PAL.. .,STl.lDY Don't question why she needs to H559- .C be so free she'll tell you it's the only way to be, -The Rolling Stones T ' ' ' Q, VICUL 'N ETernal graTiTude To Those special people who made my four years aT Marlborough more enjoyable, who cared for, accepTed, and helped me develop inTo The person I am. To all of my encouraging, ThoughTful, and dear friends - Sybil, Nina, Fi, CaThy, Nancy, JA, Melissa, Paula: unconTrollable laughTer, BB, always thrashed , LeT's go sighT-seeing, funny noises, MammoTh, The FighT, rad, The layed-back look, long Talks in The sun or in our arT hisTorical hideaway, lunch passes, French devoir, Halloween, Swenson's fin search of sighTsj, FM Qradiosj, YosemiTe, MOM: I couldn'T have coped wiThouT our Talks. Thanks for everyThing l'll always love you very much, NANA: Don'T know how I could have made iT wiThouT your caring. I appreciaTe iT more Than words can say Love a. BOO' Thanks for your Iau hTer and minimizing my problems, My love, - Y - Q GLORI1 Miss and love you, bubba. I pray There's a doggie-heaven, MR. CHUMBOOK, MR. WALCOTT, MRS. WOOD, MADAME JENKS, DR. DAVIS: l appreciaTe all of your help, inspiraTion and encouragemenT. MARLBOROUGH: lT's been an experience! Thank you and good luck To you all. Do noT criTicize your parT in The play of life: buT sTudy iT, undersTand iT, and Then play iT, sick or well, rich or poor, wiTh courage, and wiTh proper grace, -William Burnham T TO MY FAMILY Mgwv ' ner e-169 999 ' Egg F1 veugf yqux HBVE in ME oi! EV95' 'F 'T ANY F0ULlDR1l'OLl'BUT AT 25TE,wrvuou1' 11-,r w0'4LVN ' HN a-moe uf. not -n-un -rn-me N031 91095 H625 C DAD wouw BE vue nest one -ru Renflub ME ot -n-an-r !35uT THAT youwf HELPGD me nance A rm: smart f mon- yola Atwhyg snub TD -rnv-E.A pn-:ui AT A-f.Me- 60695 you wine ann-u1'j 1: Love you velzy MUCH - Mine Sl -ru we veux PAS ave If LE 9 9F, 35 1'Aine'. IE Snfs avi C' 651 uw? , exPR695l'ou 'Io-s1'E Fnlfi-MA fs JE C-3015 quuu. yg un vang sen-5 LR- Deism-:S .SWI- 1e Pl,A1T CONfl0EKE'M0l comme unc Amie au Liza owne Gnanvs SOEVR. f 1 cpkglf 5gLfEVE 'IHE LIZZ Q vw- 'Q S ngggig -.iglm Q55 Maria Lisa Randall BILLY I My PAL-y0M'RE SPtClAL NEED I 'Say CaTherine Liiirn Rhodes MORE? you'l-l- Rl-WAYS ge My LITTLE' geo-rue: Ano Mx 6551 Fcieuo Ar -ru E X SAME 'nM6.YolL PAL CAT. T0 MY FRIENDS THANKYOIA l Fktenosnws Muuiny :n:ys.iwo oivuoe e.meFs. H v 6' 1 . f seniors 153 Leila Rikkinen A.F.S. Sfudenf from Finland I - x X x FN0 gs. 154 seniors --I I Shellie Pagerrie Riley Marlborough, you are really somefhing. Thank you for leTTing me be a parT of you, Teachers: Thank you for your supporT. All The Things I have learned prove ThaT This year cerTainIy wasn'T wasTe of Time. Juniors: AfTer YosemiTe I always felT as if I was a parT of your class. Seniors: A friend is someone who does noT compefe wiTh you. A friend is someone who is genuinely happy for you, when Things go well. A friend is someone who Tries To cheer you up, when Things don'T go well. A friend is an exfension of yourself, wiThouT which you are noT complefe, THANK YOU FOR BEING MY FRIENDS, A weekend wiThouT a parTy isn'T a weekend. Thank YOU f0l Cl' Those QVGGT weekends- -My firsT Halloween. my firsT Toga - parTy My new American families: Thank you for leTTing me Wish I Could live H GH again' Laying Memones feel like a real daughTer or sisfer. l'll never forgeT you and l'lI never IeT you forgeT me, My Finnish friends . and especially my real family: Thank you for noT ' forgeTTing me during This year. l'm Finnish and l'm always going To be one. REMEMBR, DISTANCE PROVES A LASTING FRIENDSHIP. AFS IS LOVE, IS UNITY AND TOGETHERNESS, I LOVE YOU ALL. MOI-MOI -Here eafing became my new habiT . . , and so dieTing. THE BEGINNING . . . To my MUNCHKINS: Darlin', Andrea, and Keba I leave noT only your names in prinT. buT also 3 eTernal bus passes and I hope A more years of Marlborough. CLAIRE T.: so many quesTions which always seem To have The same answer. You're such a wonderful friend! THE C.P.'s: our own privaTe corner, specifically . . . TRACI: The firsT day of school, broken venTs. NETZIE: preTTy baby I say , . . Hayyy Hayyy! CAROL CZING ZING STRINGSJ: WesTwood, pizza in a purse, l'm so shurr . QUICKIE KIKI BOOM BOOM: How do I geT To CenTury CiTy from here'? , barTending school. love To eaT Them mousies . . . Who will l go shopping wiTh now? A big KermiT yell for . . , LIL' DAVE: QchocolaTe flavored lovej cruising in The Blazing Banana, everyThing ThaT had To do wiTh Godspell, many QsomeTimes usefulj opinions. KILLER D: Qwho does everyThing wiTh precisionj, synchronized hand claps, geT ouT The mop, E.S.A.D. and The CHE FIGO, iusT when I needed you The mosf . . . Truly knarly. CHRIS: QThe big weenerj, hundreds of bus rides and carpools, your such a Trull for is ThaT hoyden7j, S and M gigilo, Where all The H people aT? Hired Help, The ulTimaTe bag, we go TogeTher like .. . UA monkey make monkey shine. l send you a million CbiTe mej kissie kisses, THE WOODMAN: radical liberals, 5.000 dollars worfh of caT Toys, unforgeTable se-creTs, The cul-de-sac escapade, I can Truly call you my besTesT friend even Through Thick and Thicker sfill, BILLIE QSMOOTHJ: girl .. . , we don'T care whaT The whi' man say , parTy o'er where'?, Tally ho, The love bug'II geT you if you don'T waTch ouT!. on-sided wiggle, . . . in Time The Rockies may Tumble GibralTor may crumble They're only made of clay buT our love is here To sTay. UKEV-KEV: high fives, dish days, soul Train dancers, sorry abouT ThaT chief , Don'T forgeT lil' K TAKE THE RlSK DOC: Nobody could maTch all The confidence you've given me. I've learned so much from you. Thanx. GRANNY and GRAMPY: I hope all ThaT baby-siTTing and chauferring paid off. I can'T ever hug you TighT enough. I love you guys so, PAPA COKE and LADY PRECIOUS: Through all The crazy Times and TribuIaTions I Thank God for all you've done for me and all The blood you've given in The process. l'II always love you, THE BEGINNING . . . ITLUKLQ To all my friends: Whenever i see your smilin' face, i have To smile myself because i love you J. Taylor B.F.: The club, O-O, plans, Mammofh, fighTs, ball machine 84 serving, Farmers, Chira, FaT Pig, The charm, idols T 84 S, banana cake, Mafferhorns, The fairs, The proms, SHEESH, U.S.C., IeT's sTarT a dieT Today , Ojai, D.R,, Tall, Tanned, curly hair 84 green eyes, Andy L. Caryl: Bishops. Sfauffers, Biology Cwas iT grey or was iT pinky, smiley faces forever! Ely: Mammofh, Canada, Ray Charles, if I hear The ldolmaker again, l'll have a nervous breakdown , canoeing, REO, T'don'T Tell anyone how weird I am , fanfa lady, Eh? Arizona. Lisa: always geffing In Trouble, W.W. and The bus, Hollywood Blvd. and The Tow-away, Ticky, lmPAVVSible, camp, driving sTick-shifT, Grand Masfers, Ojai fbumj, rafs in The kiTchen. Margs: CluTch Cargo, Hollywood and vine To Griffith Park, MaTTy, Brian Teacher, The Penn man, Earmers', Macho's, Kramer Open, wilTed feelings, M.D: JK. serving wlTh Marsha, never speaking To us again, rankings, all Those Talks you gave me Cpep TaIks?j Your Two favorife buddies-palsys and besT friends! Sue: 1.5, The millions I owe you, cheefos, Tennis, chocolafe, Earmers', bugging me abouT E.C., C.L., you and your picfures, noTes To M,S., your cufie mom gs dad. MeaTloaf and Roxanne, To my family: you are so special To me and you really mean a IoT To me. Mami and Papi, I love you so much, Thanks for everyThing, I could never ask for beTTer parenfs Than you. Mami, my besT friend always. Papi, voy a ser una campeona. PeTe: parking The car, shopping sprees, EaT Pefe come along, come along and blow The sheef. Lu: chafa nose and knee buffs, Come on baby lighT my fire, Ig Pig, my IiTTIe rock n' roll, Kim: Shimy Shimy Coco Bop. And all our oTher fun Times, 6:30 Tennis and Papi's up 81 around, whisfling, singing, and clapping. You guys are The greafesf - I love you. And IasT buT nof leasf, Marlborough: iT was greaf and I will never forgef These Iasf four years. Thank you all. P.S. Senor Beigeli salud, pesefas, y amor. x Z, I . 2 Ref!-'fx' A-fl' .M-ag: Q-5 Q x A 1 I Gi. if N51 1 . - if . 2 ' if. if I gig. 'I ' K , sz ! 55262 C , mil. , bllli A A I .T l - -'sl M ,x - . Mom and Dad - Even Though I don'T always show iT, I love you. Thanks for everyfhing and Thanks for always being There. Roberf - You will always be my IiTTle Elliot. Linda - you will always be living nexT door in my hearf. Bye Toby! Chrisfopher - You have been a Tremendous parf of my life and I will always love you and your family: T.J. and Mary EscoTT, CaThy Lizzio, Big One, Noelle, and Pumpfreif. I hope There are more breakfasfs, concerTs, Talks, and memories. Karen - 10 years of memories, IO more To come. Thanks for being you . . , I love you! Jennifer - Cafalina, Harvard, and memories ThaT would Take up pages . . . OB! LOBOVOBE YOBOU! KaThi- Prince Andrew is mine. I love you! Julie, Cynfhia, John C., and Vanessa - I would never have goTTen Through anyfhing wiThouT your supporf. Good Luck! Roxanne - I could go info all our memories, good and bad, buT I'd be wrifing for years. We had fun, and now iT's over . . , and I'm happy. I've really enjoyed my sTay, buf I musT be moving on- Have you heard The angel joke?! - T.J. Escoff Lori, go drink a TAB! , ,., sure , This is True , and I Told you so Believe whaf you wanf To believe -Chrisfopher Lizzio- Is your room picked up? - Mom You're banned from The car! -Dad WhaTever!!!!! - Jennifer 1 Good luck Class of 4982 - L,K,K,J, and J, O'Z,L1 'Q 'Q s T' Q.. 9, T '--. 9959. il-:gags-:-1 Xvxs fi.. E I I Chrisfina Romero ...nd Q 'F' 'S Lori Sarge-anf seniors 455 s 5 Danielle Shapero Vckdy 156 seniors Kathryn L. Shaw FLARY-you'z ma pal forever. Have fun with life 'cuz that's what it's there for. See ya in SWAN LAKE! TALLY-lm now officially in the nunhood. I'z ya ma pal? LlZZlE POO-est-ce que tu est ma bonne amie? Pals always even with our stares and foul minds! From art to art! Billy for you and euro. men for me! WADDLING- PENGUIN-Beatles forever. Love your smooshed creampuff. PHILLY PALS-QD8cDj Canada or die! D,S,J! PA. ballet whether they want us or not! 2:00 pizza pig outs, grape 84 grain, why is she laughing at me? MES AMIES-H.S., JB., JH., S.A,, SH,- keep on doing whatever, see ya! SCOTTIE-does life exist without a green m84m'? SMOOMART, POP, 81 SUSIE B,-no more report cards, 3rd out of the house! KITTIES-chesa booma ping pong 8a bella boomska, you're my life, l'Il miss the fur and fleas in my bed! '1 A , it was now too late and too for to go back, and I went on. And the mists had all solemnly risen now, and the world lay spread before me -Pip To all my friends There have been many good Times and a loT of laughTer. I would have never made iT wrThouT any of you I will always have The besT memories of you all. SUSAN QP.P.j The same schools for 8 years You being a Tomboy. Sugar in da Raw. All The boys! Locking me ouT of The room WhaT did you do This weekend? Do you have any Chew-Chew? Me eaTing all of your foodl SUZANNE Deep rnTellecTual conversaTions. Discussing Neil Young's Intense lyrics and long Talks on The phone KATHRYN QSilIy Goosej: Hangin' ouT. Going To da beach The boaT Trip Marlin Marlrnll Your broTher doesnt live aT home? GeTTing rocked. WhaT'? Really! You're WENDY ParTies 81 More ParTres Raidlng The U.C.L.A. men. 'il?unning shoes for The prom. Gossiping in gym qThose fun fun workouTs!j Pigging ouT royally and Then never ending dieTs. HEIDERS fKrTTyj Remember Zuma race Track driver. cruisin' W.W, for snarly Times. Bio and our kookre food drawings Food PeTer Dennis's-any and all of iT. JEN WhaT can I say'P We ve been Thru IT all. FirsT daTes, diels 84 parTles. The Beach- our beach 8 Mouse The kids we squeezed IT dry You're my besTesT friend. Luv ya. ANTHONY Look no lrsTen You re such a special person, don'T ever change! Now go feed your NICOLE You re a cool lrTTle sis Now youll have 2 Telephones MUMMY 81 POPPA Thanx for puTTing up wfme. You re The besT I love you' Q m ff ' a--- Claudine ShehaTa Thanx To everyone who has helped me Through M.S.- I love you all and always will . . . Brian-l'Mr. Apple-Pie Man 5 CaTalina, Lazarium, ls There a car? CThere's a firsT for everyThing!j. Halloween. Trouble , Air Cal, and peTTy argumenTs. There will always be a special place in my hearT for you. Cindy- ApTos, San Luis. 'iMr. Ego . P.B.C.. FraT parTy, and all The licorice. You're really special To me . . , I love ya. Karen- Pass-OuT . CaTalina, Pizza. STeve's, P.B.C., The pre-school-You're crazy, buT you mean a IoT To me. Friends always, Cheryl-Too many good Times . . . I couldn'T begin To IisT Them. buT we know , . . Thanx for being a friend. Ellen- Well. we made iT-1964 To 1982-we've come cr long way, sharing The good and The bad Times. Keep in Touch. I love ya. Sandra-We may be ToTally opposiTe. buT Thanx for 'hanging on. You're very special To me. Wendal- Time To go home nowll! . Frank and Joel-You guys were always There To lend a hand-don'T leave nowl. l love ya boTh. Glen-l'Mr. T.P. I hope To see you soon . , . Ashley-STop sucking your Thumb!!!fGood lucky, Sfeveelvly man. your The besT bro. I could ask for. Thanx for always being There. I love you. CLipsj Lala and Bill-I owe you five year's of cookies. Love always. LasT. buT noT leasT-Mom and Dad-You Two are very special To me. You have puT up wiTh a loT. Thanx for caring. Dad. you'll always be my favoriTe advisor. I love you boTh. H2221 .ada-J Debbie Shields i seniors 157 Heidi Siegel To my friends-I Love You, and wonl To Thonk you for making every minule dl Marlborough special To me. I hope Thai l have been ds good ci friend io all of you, you all hdve been To me. GOOD LUCK. To my Parenls-You have given me everylhing-supporl, love, freedom, and mosl imporlanlly, happiness. I Love You, Lillie l-leiders . To Mick Dog-You're The nlcesf dog I know. For Thai you deserve a whole box of IN Bones. Love You, I-leid Dog . To Marlborough- lT's been real and ii's been fun, but il hosn'T been real fun' I 4 An. I.. . A l::n ill, : ll WWI' in F -X A511117 li 'IIIEEQIIF 2: ' .ff If QR Z O X N 4- px f , U Y. K N ',IIlVv 5 v, Al y f :i,' ,,, I on X .31 ,X 'inmllglp' I-Rig. N 4 A00 uiifxhogra Jennifer Alison Smilh bfi NOT U ' fm T Priecious .., Ove 1 fO'31.'L,.Z,'2lffL 5.Q.2'3Z2'555v1'ff5Q'33f' Mm IJ' - I momaoad:z'Pvr0Mgwwna,en0w--. 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Mase past' foul 76413, flimzk, Mm try, lim amz! aaccmorc. no zfrnzfwxy Man was cternag naw it .sums 50 6195.1 ahzefhafffu big dagcsand longnv fi: uncndzig work, and the sacrgfckcs J :Marg wmfvr c and my future. 1 lfdfffvfdf jzgnf-ypu fpf bg, afiurgzpfarf, . . . yaurscxicsd: yin . 6612 ' Mika 10191 efZ'a'If,f'1p'Zf5 y 7' 'J 75 m gfwiand 5131-171:24-,77f V th mzck 1014.216 Hagan! mc, -fha akjzkiyirggc ji Maria-Paz Villono VC!! 4 I W' Mc 61 grower 4 one waht an nslcfvrf -'jbkn-' STuclenT Body SecreTary-Treasurer num 5? an c an! ct, J e 1, , youu i ff -thc , - - mm M Mf,,z:f,fff'4.,.fz,f'z,1:',,,f:.f ,,5Zifz.,,,?:::.2:y vt h trrardtrars, .7IuV I 'Q nzfjfq-if-g'f1l165L Chats jbr 'ZH ilic times, Za felis an im 'Inc nts ' our frunofshgp 15 evcrhs ary, 'lddll dizzy., 54 0 A, phone cuff away, Zmjyal niors I This morning I goT kidnapped by Three masked men, They sfopped me on The sidewalk and offered me some candy, and when I wouldn'T Take IT, They grabbed me by The collar and pinned my arms behind me, and shoved me in one back seaT of This big black limo, and Tied my hands behind my back wiTh sharp and rusTy wire. Then They puT a blindfold on me so I couldn'T see where They Took me, and plugged up my ears wiTh coTTon so I couldn'T hear Their voices, and drove for TwenTy miles, or aT IeasT for TwenTy minuTes, and Then dragged me from The car down To some cold and moldy basemenT where They sTuck me in a corner, and wenT off To geT The ransom, leaving one of Them To guard me wiTh a shoTgun poinTed aT me Tied up siTTing on a sTolI . . . ThaT's why I'm IaTe for school!! -Shel SilversTein I e g J, There. Through. Beege: My liTTle pal, STay sweeT been endless. I love you. I T 5- SQ Billie, Quickie, Shell, Susu and Traci: Hey, WE MADE IT!!! LeT's give a big Kermit cheer for all The senior class C,P,s! YEAH! We've been Through so much TogeTher. You guys are The greaTesT friends. Thanks for always being Pokey, Jessie-Bear, and NlTa: Hang in There, chicas. I know iT's rough, buT you'll make iT Mom: WhaT To say! I can'T begin To Thank you for all you've done for me. You've given so much of yourself, and I feel as if I'm parT of you. I love you now, and always. And know ThaT yesTerday is buT Today's memory, and Tomorrow is Today's dream. -Kahilkahlil Gibran In a word, There are Three Things ThaT lasT forever: faiTh, hope, and love: buT The t- nun:-.-1-11-I i i Dee, Leenie, Shell, and Daver: You're The broThers and sisTers I never had. I couldn'T have made IT wiThouT you, I love you all. Dad: Your paTience and undersTanding has Brigid WaTers mi!! Qremesf of Them on is love' ChrisTina Marie Wheeler -I CorinThians 13:13 Maria A seniors 164 Carla Janine D. Williams I aln'T nobody lo break up Two people Thal have found a mlnule Togelher Thal can make an hour easier for 'em. -Earl Hamner Jr Because he needed a friend so desperately, he never found one. I, Quickie Kiki Boom Boom, do hereby bequeath These memories ro The following KARYN QP C 3 81 LINN QE C je The old Westwood, O31YIP, ASTSTOIOS, 'wrong house , A OO a m parking lol Ilnklers, Buffalo head al JoJo's , so many movies, Mohammed if8,o'l3, Ali 35,0117 qand srill counlingj, Chez Moi, LUNAS SHAWNA QF A A M F j- my lady , purbies and boogies, Cul cheese, parries in Ihe dark, eye To eye conlacl, Doo's gel Belle Davis eyes, JIM MORRISON LIVES AT DAVISI, SMA To Berzerkeley, couldnt print lhe personal Iokes ADRIENNE- When are you gelhng married9 Who'll have The most children boring movie partner, should have been a slngerfdancer, Ulook speak english or I'Il hang up JAMELLE-Earnhardl for Earniey is all yours, you will be fat, ugly, and wear POLYESTER, bul you will always be loved and wanted SHELLIE- Vou're not so prelly you know, and you cant De Irusled CHRISTINA' A little pil flighly, where are The gorgeous men? whal a sludl RVNETTEY Rynelle Us a C TRACI- corrupled SVBIL- snowcomessnowcones WENDY- always B's, Mikhail, Mick DeNiro ROXANNE- Don'I fall off Irees, you can'I control yourself qvosemitej MICK JAGGEIQ- You are my dream, I would wait forever if I could, marry me GOD, MOM, DAD, GRANNV, BUS- I will always love and need each of you, believe me MOM- TAXI, KLIBAN, PIEl?l?OT ME CB B, S H 5- deslined for GREAT EXPECTATIONS, or bartending school A BIG KEIQMIT CHEER EOR THOSE WHO SURVIVED MARLBOPOUGH YEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHI-IHHI-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII -Joseph I-leller I am nol whal I ought To be, nol whal I wanl To pe, nol whal I'm going lo De, pul Thank God I'm nor whal Iused lo be, Rv is gi Nggfsiss Q.: l,-- -I Elena-Monique Yacoel Z' ,I yi i Wiki' up iff? 3 -,2 l ,V 1 ' 462 seniors ' -Anonymous From cvkid' homes and PifS'l' beginning, Ord +o I-he, undiscovered exxdi, , , mwcss m,+k5,,3 ,Mor-I+, ,HAL wearafvwmnin gud- i,m5h1-,f And 4414 lov.:-UP Friends. 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Hema in there- 4 Know you ws muse ic, nfs, Keenhan, nm Gm, nw Wm, fir' mvw mam you for eu ww helf and. seeyync 42 we ff Menu ...and Pe5asu5 mn-,'g,d,, 6zlIfu'UPVl0n whuever ht, ChD5?f UD 15958310 4-ii r I i 3 I Seniors Lefi To rigniz Top row: E. O'Brieng R. Lobosiriei L. I-iuri: A. Briiiingnomi B. Woiersg D. Zellg R. Kornel. Middle row: T. Moivienornin, S. Fiore, M. Myers. T. Pisioy, M. Heoiy, K. Breen: J. A. Lee: J. Guieniogf L. - Sorgoeni. Boiiorn row: N. Swonj L. Cnequerg L. Coiilesj S. Berryg T. Pisioyq T. Moivienomin, nuuuuliiiss' Qlrff: is s L Q xx. L if . ..L. i X sv A SN S i N... i i i ll? unc Qs.. .k,,......T. seniors 165 A Abbott, Ashley: 44, 72, 73, 94, 95 Abbott, Jennifer: 52 Abroms, Dolores: 30 Acheson, Heother: 36, 75 Ackermon, Sdndro: 96, 448, 422 Adoms, Ddnd: 36, 75 Alcdntoro, Jeonine: 56, 406 Allen, Wendy: 52, 76, 88 Alleyne, Rebeccd: 36, 37 Amstutz, Kdtie: 40, 94 Anderson, Cynthio: 44, 74, 94 Anderson, Koren: 422 Anderson, Stdcey: 36, 65, 67, 75, 94 Andrews, Christino: 36, 73 Andros, Victorio: 44, 72, 84 Antonini, Morlo: 95, 408, 444 Appleton, Cldire: 90, 423 Arnott, Jocelyn: 44 Arnold, Julionno: 36, 38, 73 Ashomolld, Michele: 44 Atkinson, Becky: 20, 99 Bocon, Cdtherine: 56 Boghoei, Aggie: 56, 87 Bojoncd, Poulo: 74, 92, 448, 423 Boker, Robin: 40 Boldwin, Kdthryn: 52, 74 Bdrosh, Betsy: 54, 52, 64, 97 Borbour, Mory: 40, 73 Bornes, Connie: 72, 73, 420, 424, 424, 44, 440, 484 Bclrtholomew, Lynne: 44, 67, 76 Beckenbdch, Elizobeth: 36, 88 Beigel, Williom: 20 Bell, Anne: 20, 89 Bell, Pdlmer: 20 Bellisdrio, Julie: 425 Bernocchi, Vdnesso: 40 Berne, Cynthid: 24, 86 Berry, Kote: 52, 67, 70 Berry, Sybil: 425, 465 Bibb, Julie: 40, 73, 94 Blieden, Molly: 50, 52, 63, 72, 79 Bloxsom, lolonde: 36 Boehmer, Lisd: 36, 90, 94 Boken, Kothy: 52, 64, 70, 76 Bonorris, Cynthio: 56, 94, 95, 96 Booth, Stephonie: 40, 67 Boren, Sdrdh: 36, 37, 67 Bosko, Gio: 36, 88, 94 Boswell, Julie: 44, 402 Bowles, Ndncy: 34, 36, 75, 87 Boyd, Cindy: 56, 78, 95, 96, 403 Boyer, Kdren: 70, 74, 73, 85 Brodley, Pdige: 36, 65 Brounwdld, Jodnno: 40 Breen, Kelly: 64, 84, 85, 405, 6, 420, 426, 464, 470 Breyer, Louise: 50, 52 Brittdin, Kdtherine: 89, 96, 97, 448, 426 Brittinghdm, Ashley: 72, 427, 464 Browning, Brodford: 40, 67 Bujes, Anco: 56, 87, 96 Burch, Andro-Leilo: 44, 94, 95 Burns, Tommy: 44, 67 Buster, Alon: 24, 99 Butler, Koren: 52, 95, 97 Coll, Noncy: 48 Cdrdozo, Kristdn: 44, 94 Comes, Cecil: 24 Cosey, Kddie: 54, 52, 89 Costruccio, Mdrgret: 36 Chong, Kristi: 36 Chong, Lisd: 44 Chen, Borbdro: 52, 87 Chen, Cynthio: 44, 46, 94 Chen, Jockie: 30 Chequer, Anne: 34, 44, 45 Chequer, Elizobeth: 427, 464 Choung, Cloro: 40 Chovon, Jennifer: 36, 94 Choy, Mory: 52, 76, 85, 95 Christensen, Trudee: 24, 86 Chumbook, Robert: 46 Chumo, Evelyn: 52 Chumo, Mdrleno:36 Cldrk, Edno: 34 Clegg, Colleen: 40 Cleminshow, Theo: 63, 69, 79, 96, 440, 428 Collings, Liso: 44, 85, 89 Combs, Anne: 86, 96, 97, 428 Conner, Stephonie: 54, 56, 59, 403 Cooper, Jill: 50, 56, 72, 87, 96 Cordingly, Anne: 22, 64 Cosgrove, Jennifer: 36, 65 Cottis, Cotherine: 56, 89 Cottis, Korld: 56, 89, 95 Cottles, Lowren: 64, 90, 406, 429, 464 Coulter, Wendy: 87, 448, 429 Croddock, Coroline: 78, 96, 97, 448, 430 Crdhdn, Hilory: 52, 76, 88 Croyne, Dione: 44 Cross, Jockie: 56, 57 Crowder, Deno: 36, 55 Cubboge, Jdnet: 56, 90 Cubboge, Shoron: 44 Curry, Leslie: 52, 90 D Doly, Lindo: 52 Dontz, Lindo: 69, 77, 430 Dovis, Colleen: 56, 95 Dovis, Down: 44, 88, 405 Dovis, Eugene: 22, 94 Dovis, Jennifer: 36 Ddvos, Afroditi: 40 DeGyorfos, Helen DeHdven, Brooke: 52, 63, 87 Dernburg, Abby: 52, 73, 95, 97 Dernburg, Vivion: 40, 95 Devine, Jill: 56, 87, 95, 402 Dioz, Olgo: 22 Dick, Missy: 52, 53, 76, 97 Dickerson, Ddrcy: 69, 84, 85, 434, 470 Dickerson, Shelley: 52, 88 Donnelly, Cordy: 36 Dorn, Renee: 34, 37, 94 Dotson, Troci: 420, 434 Doumos, Aleko: 56, 89, 95, 402 Doumos, Didno: 44, 89 Dru, Evo: 72, 87, 404, 424, 432 Durousseou, Kdthy: 34, 37, 38 Eornhdrdt, Sdmuel 95 Eostus, Vickey: 56, 408, 440, 44 Ebbert, Donno: 52 87 Eisenstddt, Kdtrino: 74, 75, 94, 95 ElFdrrd, Lomis: 44 Ellis, Kdthleen: 40, 73 Ellis, Marjorie: 44, 45, 64, 74, 403 Ellis, Soro: 52, 76 Elzy, Gino: 44, 47, 403 Emdnuel, Christind: 56, 90 Evons, Erin: 54, 56 Focey, Cdrol: 53, 64, 87 Foirchild, Arionne: 56, 57 Fossio, Gobrielle: 53, 88 Ferrero, Emily: 40, 90 Field, Emily: 56, 66, 96, 467 Fields, Elizobeth: 56, 95, 96 Fiore, Suson: 69, 77, 420, 432, 464 Floherty, Mory Kote: 54, 56, 59 Flynn, Deirdre: 44 Fogdrty, Julio: 37, 94 Forbes, Sheri: 66, 84, 48, 433 Foster, Jennifer: 37 Fourticq, Jesslco: 44 Foutz, Terro: 50, 53 Frederick, Stdceyz- 37, 94, 74 Freemon, Morsho: 66, 449, 424, 433 Fritzinger, Kdren: 72, 420, 434 Fritzinger, Lduren: 35, 37, 38, 75 Fruehling, Jennifer: 40, 65 Gobler, Jenny: 44, 64, 70, 74, 402 Gdebler, Virginio: 48 Geffeney, Shond: 40, 43, 73, 94 Gershon, Brooke: 44 Gibbs, Georgionne: 44, 46, 70 Gibbs, Elizobeth: 37, 35, 73 Gibson, Kothryn: 37, 65 Gillette, Terry: 30 'I Gladsfon, Jane: 40 Gless, Bridger: 54, 53, 62 Glickbarg, Jillian: 44 Golding, Sara: 37, 87 Godbold, Lauri: 53, 64 Godfrey, Liza: 57, 87, 95 Goin, Jessica: 44, 73 Goin, Suzanne: 53, 67, 76, 85, 97 Gould, Elizabelh: 54, 57, 77, 403, 406 Gould, Maile: 37, 75 Graham, Kafie: 34, 37, 67, 73 Graham, Mimi: 72, 87, 96, 402, 449, 434 Green, Angela: 44, 95 Griswold, Leslie: 30 Groener, Aimee: 44, 65, 94 Grono, Joanne: 57, 94 Grossman, Rachel: 44, 43, 95 Guild, Susan: 23, 95 Gulenlag, Jolie: 62, 72, 424, 435,465 Habbleff, Helen: 53 Hackel, Anne: 44 Hadfield, Kafie: 87, 402, 406, 444, 448, 435 Hadfield, Sfacy: 53, 55 Hadley, Sheryl: 50, 53, 74, 87 Haim, Suda: 57, 89, 96 Haldeman, Caroline: 52, 53 Halekakis, Rina: 44, 69 Hales, Lisa: 44 Halgren, Jessica: 37, 39, 87, 90 Hall, Anlonia: 46, 85 Hall, Toby: 37, 65, 94 Hamilfon, Carla: 37, 90 Hammers, Julie: 54, 53, 69, 70 Hanger, Befsy: 23, 90, 94 Hansen, Sfacey: 57 Harb, Noelle: 40, 44, 65 Harrold, Linda: 95, 449, 436 Harvey, Suzanne: 96, 436 Hawley, Erin: 56, 57, 64, 70, 87, 96, 408 Hayden, Samanfha: 45, 74 Healy, Mary: 85, 402, 406, 449, 424, 437, 464 Henney, Cafhy: 45, 79 Henney, Megan: 57, 58, 89, 95, 96 Henry, Kafie: 44 Hensler, Rebecca: 44, 42 Hill, Allison: 45, 444 Hill, Ranlyn: 54, 85 Hinlz, Jennifer: 420, 437 Hong, Chrysfina: 45, 94, 95 Hong, Ed: 34 Hong, Janef: 45, 90 Horning, Claudia: 44 Horning, Emily: 53, 72, 79, 88, 90 Horfon, Kalherinez 37 Horlon, Laura: 45, 64 Hoye, Colleen: 44, 42 Hudson, Laura: 44, 45, 64, 74 Hunfer, Elizabefh: 57, 70, 74, 95 Huff, Ann: 45, 89 Hurl, Liz: 69, 87, 90, 94, 96, 424, 464 lhara, Emily: 44, 45, 87, 90 lngraham, Heafher: 35, 45, 88, 95, 405 lsrawi, Daphne: 57 lsrawi, Denise: 57, 72, 95 lsrawi, Selma: 45 Jacques, Nancy: 23, 90 Jancso, Susan: 45, 47, 90, 95 Jayne, Cafherine: 96, 449, 438 Jenks, Anne-Marie: 23, 95 Jennings, Mary Alice: 47 Jerde, Jennifer: 53, 85, 87 Jerian, Nancy: 87, 439 Johnson, Carolyn: 53, 77 Johnson, Hillary: 37, 88, 94 Johnson, Krisiina: 95, 420, 439 Johnson, Nafasha: 44 Johnson, Teresa: 45, 47, 70, 72, 85 Jones, Alison: 87, 406, 444, 448, 440 Jones, Hilary: 44, 67, 74 Jordan, Gretchen: 40, 44 K Kakimofo, Jenna: 53, 95, 97, 467 Kamel, Roxanne: 77, 84, 90, 94, 465 Kafzman, Monica: 52, 53 Kazmin, Amy: 53, 87, 95 Kazmin, Beffy: 24 Kazmin, Dena: 39, 94 Kaula, Keely Kelefi Keller, Allison: 72, ,87, 96, 97, 420, 444 Keller 1 Gene: 24 Paffy: 54, 53, 62 Cecilia: 57 59, 94, 96 455, 470 Sarah: 53, 76 Kennedy, CAmie: 37, 67 Kenworfh, Caryl: 56, 57, 66, 96 Kern, Julie: 37 Kessler, Kimberly: 44 Keyorkian, Krisfini 57, 69, 87 Kim, Angel: 37, 39 Kim, Helen: 45 Kim, Jenny: 64, 424, 444 Kim, Susan: 45, 47, 95, 90 Kim, Susie: 45, 76 King, Vanessa: 44, 70 Kipp, Sferry: 48 Kilchen, Nami: 44 Kifchen, Tami: 57, 72, 87, 96 Klink, Mandy: 37, 73, 75 Koh, Susan: 53, 87, 97 Kohlmeyer, Corrine: 57, 66, 95 Kribs, Mary 45 Kuang, Fidelia: 87, 96, 97, 442 Kuo, Sandra: 45, 90 Kurchak, Daphne: 24 11 P lik QW, fm page 467 468 index Kurchak, Karen: 50, 53 L Labostrie, Rynette: 456, 442, 464 Laderriere, Frederique: 443 Laderriere, Valerie: 45, 7 Lain, Gina: 96, 448, 443 Lain, Katy: 57, 59, 95, 94 Land, Nicole: 45, 74, 95 Langdon, John: 24, 93 La Shelle, Ashley: 38, 67 Lass, Alison: 54, 64, 70 Lawton, Becky: 242, 85, 95 Lawton, Millicent: 50, 54, 87, 95, 97 Leake, Catherine: 38, 73 Leake, Elizabeth: 45, 47 Lear, Jill: 406, 448, 444 Lee, Adrienne: 84, 96, 98, 448, 444 458 Lee, Jane Allison: 94, 95, 96, 97 Leonard, Liz: 54, 55, 76, 82, 95, 97 Lesser, Alicia: 45, 63, 84 Levin, Carolyn: 42 Levin, Jennifer: 87, 88, 96, 97, 445, 470 Levin, Stephanie: 42, 63, 85 Lewis, Toni: 54, 409 Lew, Kara: 46, 94, 95 ewerke, Wendy: 95, 448, 446 Liebig, Ann: 42, 65, 67, 75 Light, Allison: 44, 42 Lindsley, Betsy: 25 Lindsley, Karen: 57, 96 Lindsley, Vicky: 38 Loeffler, Kim: 54, 76 Lorber, Andrea: 57, 74, 96 Losey, Kristin: 46, 64, 407 Lu, Elaine: 42 Luck, Lori: 46, 77 Ludwig, Pamela? 420, 424, 446 Lundy, Liz: 54, 74, 87, 95 Lundy, Kathleen: 57, 72, 74, 87 Lye, Colleen: 54, 76, 87, 95, 97 Maguire, Maryly: 35, 40, 42 Malburg, Linda: 54, 74, 95 Mampalam, Annie: 25 Manzella, Michelle: 25, 89 Marik, Katherine: 57, 403 Marshall, Alexandra: 38, 88 Mastor, Andrea: 46 Matloff, Lori: 38, 74 Matsumi, Eileen: 54, 94, 95 McCall, Rene: 57, 94 McCormick, Kristin: 46 McCormick, Portland: 447 McCormick, Roz: 30 McCourt, Sarah: 53, 54, 87, 90, 95 McCarthy, Julie: 25, 74 McCarthy, Marsi: 26, 72, 73 McDonnell, Kathleen: 26, 66, 67 McKenney, Megan: 38, 75 Mclntyre, Anne: 46, 74 Mclntyre, Mary: 54, 67 McLinn, Tiffany: 54 McMenamin, Tara: 77, 406, 444, 464, 465 McNitt, Carolyn: 42, 65 Mehren, Laura: 42, 78 Meyer, Cameron: 42 Messer, Kelly: 45, 46, 402, 407 Miller, Cheryl: 66, 67, 424, 448 Miller, Katie: 57, 72, 95 Miller, Lisa: 57, 66, 67 Miller, Missy: 30 Milliken, Margaret: 58, 67, 72, 444 Mingst, Melissa: 37, 38 Mitchell, Anne: 46 Mitchel, Charlotte: 58, 59, 64, 404 Montoya, Claudia: 38, 65 Morandi, Blake: 38 Morris, Temple: 46, 85 Morrison, Julia: 58, 95 Morrisson, Melissa: 424, 448 Morton, Mary: 64, 65, 440, 448, 449 Moyer, Elizabeth: 38 Moultrie, Autumn: 46, 89, 402 Moultrie, Susan: 449, 449 Myers, Marchelle: 74, 96, 424, 450, 464 Muir, Cynthia: 30 Nakagama, Naoemi: 449, 450 Naylor, Laura: 54, 74 Nelson, Kimberly: 58, 87 Nevell, l-lolly: 42, 74 Nevell, Robin: 54, 67 Newfield, Kelly: 420, 454 Newman, Ashley: 42, 94 Newmark, Kara: 38 Niles, Leigh: 34, 38 Niles, Leslie: 54 Nitka, Michelle: 52, 54, 87, 88, 406 Nora, Julie: 58, 64, 70, 95 Obegi, Melissa: 96, 97, 406, 454 O'Brien, Elana: 64, 85, 452, 464 Ohlsson, Debbie: 58, 90, 94 Olch, Susannah: 57, 58 Olivar, Madere: 54, 75, 87, 95, 97 O'Toole, Maureen: 26 P Park, Christy: 38 Park, Esther: 46, 69 Patotzka, Debby: 42, 67 Pawluk, Nicole: 46 Payton, Makeba: 44, 42, 75 Pearson, Daniel: 26 Pearson, Rachel: 38, 94 Perkins, Laura: 54 Pinder, Jessalyn: 57, 58 Pisar, Alexandra: 58, 95 Pistay, Tricia: 64, 402, 454, 464, 465 Pou, Michelle: 42 Pozzo, Margaret: 42, 65, 75 Pritchard, Demian: 42 Pruter, Suzan: 38, 63, 94 Pryor, Brooke: 42, 63 Putnam, Shirley: 27 Rabey, Palmer: 58, 87, 94, 95 Raif, Audrey: 58, 69, 96 Raitt, Michelle: 27, 95 Rand, Carl: 27, 94 Randall, Maria: 87, 90, 94, 94, 95, 424, 453 Reed, Cheri: 46 Reed, Robin: 58, 69, 77 Reed, Wendy: 38, 74 Reichman, Ronit: 38 Reiter, Jaime: 58, 87 Rho, Helen: 42 Rhodes, Catherine: 69, 76, 95, 96, 453 Rhodes, Elizabeth: 58, 77, 87 Rice, Katie: 38, 94 Rikkinen, Leila: 448, 454, 92 Riley, Shellie: 88, 448, 454 Ristani, Nina: 45, 46, 64, 70 Rogers, Diane: 54, 74, 75 Rognlien, Carrie: 46, 64 Romero, Andrea: 46, 70, 84 Romero, Christina: 66, 455 Root, Kimberly: 38 Rosinberg, Melissa: 46, 70, 87 Ruskey, Lesal: 38, 73 Russell, Jillian: 58 Ruzicka, Dolores: 27 Rupn, Kay: 54 Sargeant, Lori: 455, 465 Schaefer, Kathryn: 38 Schaffer, Jessica: 63 Schauer, Stacey: 58, 63, 74, 96 Schneiders, Ann: 55, 87, 95, 97 Schnyder, Harold: 34 Schoettler, Becky: 42, 73 Schulte, Sarah: 46, 64 Scott, Lanita: 55 Selwood, Allison: 42, 67, 73, 95 Shanahan, Moira: 55, 87, 90, 95 Shank, Mary: 43 Shank, Peggy: 58, 87, 94, 95 Shapero, Danielle: 456 Shartin, Anastasia: 43, 85, 95 Shaw, Kathryn: 94, 420, 456 Sheedy, Barbara: 48 Shehata, Claudine: 74, 75, 448, 457 Shelton, Sara: 55, 64, 65, 70 Shields, Deborah: 448, 457 Shih, Paul: 28 Shin, Cathy: 47, 70 Shore, Alexa: 47, 69, 403 Shores, Olivia: 58, 77, 89, 95 Shreve, Elizabeth: 47 Shreve, Jean: 28, 95 Shuemaker, Jamie: 58, 67, 403 Shumway, Elizabeth: 43, 73, 94 Siegel, Heidi: 424, 458 Silverman, Dana: 55, 87, Simmons, Tiffany: 58 Simon, Erin: 39, 73, 88 Simons, Kimberly: 58, 87 97, 409 Sibes, Daryn: 39 Smith, Catherine: 54, 55, 87, 95 Smith Jennifer: 424, 458 Smith Kathryn: 47, 70, 72 Smith Steffiei 39, 74 Solner, Kristina: 39,188 Soos, Anne: 28 Spirtos, Georgianna: 47, Spirtos, Maria: 55, 72 Spogen, Anne: 28 69 Stanard, Trisha: 88, 409, 449, 459 Stang, Aandrea: 44, 43, 95 Stephens, Melanie: 59, 85, 89, 95 Stolfi, Susan: 59, 67, 90 Stoll, Susan: 47, 89 Stork, William: 47 Stone, Samantha: 47, 95 Streeter, Georgianna: 59, 64, 70, 76 Struckman, Elyse: 55, 74, 77, 87, 95 Struzzo, Ann: 39 Struzzo, Mary: 43 Sullivan, Patricia: 29 T Takei, Akemi: 43, 67 Talmage, Tammy: 59, 64 Tan, Tippy: 47, 70 Tang, Jeannie: 39 Tejada, Susie: 59, 95 Tenebaum, Stacy: 39, 74 Thomas, Kathryn: 39, 88 Thomas, Lisa: 39, 73 Thompson, Susan: 29 Thornber, Karen: 47 Thorne, Catlan: 47, 95 Thumann, Seeley: 87, 96, 406, 449, 460 Tilkian, Dina: 43, 75, 85 Toole, Laura: 47, 77, 88, 95 Touchstone, Claire: 47, 89 Townsend, Aleciaz 39 Trasatti, Gia: 43, 75, 88, 405 Tremaine, Kallie: 49 Trott, Christy: 55, 74 Trott, Shelley: 39, 75 Troy, Darcy: 59, 87, 95, 96 Troung, Danh: 55, 87, 95, 97 Tubelle, Laura: 39, 63, 88, 94 Tucker, Christy: 59, 76, 95 Tully, Beatrice: 49 Turano, Margaret: 55 Tweedie, Missy: 54, 55, 76, 88, 95 V Van Pelt, Yvonne: 59, 87 Van Vlack, Kristin: 55, 62 Veit, Jean: 29 Villano, Maria: 70, 85, 96, 449, 460 Vinnedge, Brook: 44, 43 Volk, Elizabeth: 59, 67, 87, 95, 96 Von der Ahe, Kim: 55 Von Welonetz, Lexi: 43 Vanderweghe, Tauna: 72, 73 W Wade, Andrea: 43, 89 Walcott, Lee: 47, 84, 403 Walley, David: 29 Waters, Brigid: 404, 420, 464, 465 Watts, Lisa: 59, 90, 95 Watts, Melinda Webb, Darlene: 43 Weber, Allison: 55, 64, 74, 407 Weber, Jennifer: 42, 43, 65 Wehrli, Gail: 47, 70 Westwater, Laura: 39, 63, 65 Wheeler, Christina: 90, 96, 424 Wheeler, Katie: 50, 55 Wheeler, Nancy: 39, 75 White, Jennifer: 34, 39, 94 Whitmore, Jamelle: 59 Williams, Carla: 448, 462 Wilms, Cindy: 54, 55, 87, 90, 95 Winston, Livia: 43 Wollan, Kathryn: 39, 74 Woo, Jeanette: 59, 87, 95, 96 Woo, Susan: 47, 87 Wood, Denise: 47 Wright, Haydn: 55, 67 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