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Table Of Contents Dedication Ken White, one time student at Paly, has gone on to become one of the best math teachers of our time. Ken began school at Walter Hayes, and graduated from Jordan in 1939- After graduating from Paly in 1942, he served for three years in the military during World War II. After his tour of duty Ken returned to school at San Jose State, then on to Stanford, and finished at Yale. In 1953 he started teaching at a school in Sacramento with a salary of five thousand dollars a year. At the end of that year he decided to transfer to his alma mater, Paly, inspite of the one thousand dollar pay cut He did this because “kids at Paly are different, they're brighter than average.” Ken White has had a profound effect on all those he has taught. Although his class may not always be exciting, it never lacks uniqueness. Such classic lines as A kindergart- ner at Walter Hayes could do that problem, why can’t this class do it?” and Nice thing about these problems is there all alike, right?” After his retirement Ken plans to travel the world, mostly in Europe, he hopes. Both staff and students will miss Mr. White, we wish him luck in his future endeavors. Thanks Ken! 1 2 Dedication People 5 Top Right: Josh Minkus plays his role by showing his inner personality. Top Left: Sweet Daddy Leslie and company. Above: Ziddi Msangi as Prince. Middle: Teachers Joe Ruth, Gail Joslin, Ed (Edwina) Hart, and Jack Phillips. Right: Tom Power and Todd Olive with their computer buddies. Halloween 6 Halloween Left: Single category winner, Mike Schwerin. Below: Taia. Bahrampour holds all the equipment she needs. Bottom Left: The walking dead always win the scariest costume category. Bottom Middle: Popeye and Olive Oil won the pairs competition. Bottom Right: Get back to the airport where you be- long!!!!!” Spirit V2 Week 8 Spirit Week Top: The Junior class gets psyched. Middle: Evan Gidley and Tim Sullivan get ice creamed” during the Senior class skit. Far Left: Now you’re slipping into the Twilight Zone ... Left: Gael DeCleve and his partner are wrapped up by counselor Jack Phillips. Spirit Week 9 10 Spirit Week Opposite Page: Top Left: Laura Zuckerman caught by surprise. Top Right: Ann, Mario, and Heidi as sophisticates during the Junior routine. Below Left: Two freshmen feel at home during the baby bottle feed. Below Right: John Feldman pounds down the . . . Martin- elli’s?? This Page: Top: Laura Zuckerman, Trevor Wade, and Mr. Sta-Puf as teeny-boppers. Above Left: Scrooge supports the Senior class. Above: Dave Swope asks the eternal ques- tion. Le f:Julie Roskoph, Heidi Zuckerman,and Maren Seder- quist as Channing House refu- gees. Spirit Week 11 Seniors Win Spirit Week!! Spirit Week was drastically changed for the 1984-85 school year. In an attempt to reduce traditional Spirit Week vandalism, the Administra- tion decided to reduce the week” to only three days, this decision was extremely unpopular with the majority of the students, especially the Seniors who felt, cheated and deprived ... as one student put it. Another change occured when the powers that be decided to bring the floats to Paly to be completed on Thursday, thus eliminating the traditional element of surprise at halftime of the Homecoming game, played on Friday. Most students felt that such drastic measures need not have been taken, but the Administration believed that things had gotten out of hand last year. Despite their lack of popularity, the changes did help to reduce vandalism dur- ing the three days. tumes worn by the Senior class on Thursday, the Seniors were again in first place. Continuing their romp of the Sophomores, the class of '85 proceeded to sweep the competitions on Friday by winning the spoon relay, dress relay, ice cream feed, tug-of-war, and the yell contest. The clinching moment came when the floats emerged for their showing. The Senior float was obviously far above that of the class of ’87 in design, craftsmanship, and originality. The clear winner, Gumby was awarded many more points than any of the other floats and helped to swing the Senior class to a well-deserved victory. The Freshmen finished a hard-earned second; the Juniors were an average third; and the Sophomores finished with only the Revenge of the Class of ’85. Another significant event marking Spirit Week was the performance of the Sopho- more class who, at the beginning of the competition on Wednesday held a com- manding lead. However, during the rally on Wednesday, the Seniors narrowed the mar- gin to a few points. And, after an impressive performance by Chris Fry in the baby bottle contest and the superiority of the cos- Srs. Previous 22 Color 6 Staff color 38 Skits 8 Mummy wrap 2 Yell 8 Clean-up 8 Dress-up 8 Staff dress-ups 28 Baby bottle 8 Hula hoop 2 Cider 4 Routines 8 Yell 8 Clean-up 8 Spoon relay 8 Dress relay 8 Melon relay 6 Ice cream 8 Tug-of-war 8 Yell 8 FLOATS 552 TOTAL 764 Jrs. Soph. Fr. 22 34 34 2 8 4 38 39 37 4 6 2 4 8 6 4 2 6 4 6 2 4 2 6 27 28 29 4 2 6 4 8 6 2 8 6 6 2 4 6 4 2 2 4 6 6 2 4 6 2 4 4 8 2 6 2 4 6 2 4 6 4 2 521 510 534 688 685 710 12 Homecoming Opposite Page: Top: The Senior float parades by the bleachers. Bottom: Chris Parr identifies the winning class. This Page: Top Left: The Freshman float with Prince Siwa Msangi and Princess Sam Baskind. Top Right: Neil McGaraghan and Ensley Elsbach ride atop the sophomore float. Middle: Senior royalty: Ziddi Msangi, Greta Lives,Jason Grissel, Paige Mer- edith, Bill Rcller, and Nancy Kamprath. Left: Bill Chase and Elizabeth LeVieux ride on Junior float as the prince and princess. Above Ann Woodward in top form at the Friday rally. Homecoming 13 1) Holly Behr, Ensley Elsbach, Michelle Goodman 2) Ray Kortan and his pet camera 3) Mark Bernfield, Mike Yep, unknown, Andrew Buchanan, Phil Letts, Karl Shaefer, Paul Kenyon, Andy Murray. 4) Mindy Wheelwright, Christine Pipgras, Betsy Webster 5) Yves Bouys- sounouse. Theta Alpha 14 Pals 1) James Johnson, Pat Brown, John Simerman 2) Kim Rieder, Allison Vorce 3) Trevor Wade, Patty Rogers, Carmit Kurn 4) Ann Maruhashi, Andrea Gill, Melody Brown,Jennifer Gill 5) Uta Riem- nicz, Erika Deutschlander, Julie Tinklenberg, Ximena Monterrey, Christine Fiegl 6) Scott Benton, Roger Gauthier—studs Pals 15 l) Erica Taddey, Melissa Za- harias, Kara Nyser 2) Puff Flat, Nir Leshem, Segal Ohel 3) Theresa Schwaar, Dierdre Loungway, Kristen Tucker 4) Erin Brown, Michelle Good- man, Todd Olive, Ensley Els bach, Holly Behr, Phil Gauth- ier, Lucy Nachtrieb 5) Lesley French, Dawn Sprock 6) Fran- ces Herring, Kerri Fox 16 Pals VE. 1) Greta Lives, Katie Me Bride, Julie Misfeldt, Sarah Schoen 2) Better dead than red 3) Lisa Karst, Andrea Edelman 4) Greg Miller, Mark Bernfield 5) Ben Fisher, Doug Smith, Eric Nugteren 6) Nicholas Fat- tow, Kevin Mathieu 7) Kay von Khalili, James Fick- lin, Andy Cox, Eric Welke, Lindy Gray, Jason Grisell. Pals 17 18 Pals 1) Rick Scouffas, Chris Baugh, Mark Murnane, Brad Wieners 2) Maria Duraj, Anne Huffman, Alison Wilmunder, Jila Homayounfar 3) Chris Borba, Tom Stark 4) Kit Bramble, Peggy Peprendergast, and our buddy Mr. Rich 5) Dan Plock, Bill Davis, Paul Kreutz, Stephanie Grant, and Chris Domanic aka Shadow Talk 1) Tara Bahrampour, Audrey Nutik 2) Cathy Hansen, Jennifer Bethke, Hilary Hart, Justine Coats, Erika Ostrander, Xanda Gordon 3) Marla Aufmuth, Kristi Osborne, Leslie Barry, Kim Kreutz, Debby Keese, Mary Anderson, Ingrid Bell, Liz Harrington 4) Kate Jordan, Maren Seder - quist, Kate Laster, Karen Myers, Julie Roskoph, Sherry Walston, Mindy Norris, Wendy Christofk, Michelle Fusak 3) Mare Wheelwright, Debs Motley 6) Tracy Fuerst, Carrie Riopel 7) Susan Curry, Jen- nifer Shields, Smith Curry, Katie Curry, Laurie Shields, Pals 19 I) Bill Thompson, Andrew Bu- chanan 2) Amy Armstrong, Ra - chel Kirby 3) Ingrid Storer, Parry Snider Tristan Gribbin, Kathleen Slattery, Dorothea Coelho 5) Marion McKee, Fran Clark, Lisa Lougee, Tristan Gribbin 6) Tilmin Hudson, Benjy Kolowich, Karin Flores. .. ■ 20 Pals I) Jennifer Cook, Mary Karen Olsen, Michelle Perez, Didi Meltzer, Amy Armstrong, Kim Noll, Carolyn Sliney 2) Catherine and Libby McCaul 3) Keith Torgerson, Matt Pope, Matt Schneider, aka Tenesse Tuxedo, Chumley, and Mr. Whipley 4) Amy Cohen, Lisa Gibson 3) Paula Kingsley and Lisa Girand 6) Mario McFadden, Tom Smith 7) Blaine Cole, Charles Kelly. 6 Pals 21 Pals 1) Tim Sullivan and Raul Leckie 2) Sisters Gheda and Lana Abu-Sahyun $) Charlie Kelly, Jill Kelly, Francesca Hbrahimi, Alisa Blatner, and Tyler Williams 4) Chris Fry, Ryan Osborne, Todd Olive, and Dave Kahn 5) Monica Maria, and Mark Murnane 6) Cling Smith, Scum Gidley, Paul Puke. 22 Pals 1) Erin Brown, Joan Fiddaman, Elizabeth LeVieux, Kristin Bullock, Heidi Hodges, Diana McLaughlin 2) Mike Clark and Razak Bellows 5) Liza Kniss, Shannon Thorne, Cassie Donnelly, Bonnie McBride, Brooke Deterline 4) Mark Goodnow, Jessie Brodkin, Mark Fryberger, Brad Smallwood 3) Brad Branson, Chris Hewitt, and John Feldman. 1 Pals 23 Right: The junior varsity song group: Kelly Blank, Wendy Guillory, Vicki Hoag, Erika Ostrander, Tre- vor Wade, and Laura Zuck- erman. Above Left: The Little Vikes, Samantha Grismore, Liz Pidto, Tanya Swezey, and the all-new Gordon Kelly. Above: Varsity cheerleaders Joan Fiddaman, Erin Brown, Elizabeth LeVieux, Diana McLaughlin, Heidi Hodges, and Kris- tin Bullock on the bottom. 24 Cheerleaders The spirit squad” at Paly is divid- ed into two groups, the cheer- leader and the song (and dance) group, each with separate groups for varsity and junior varsity. The Little Vikes help run the rallies, lead class cheers, and generally promote school spirit. The song groups perform at rallies and other school functions whereas the cheerleaders lead cheers at rallies and sporting events. Rally is a class that meets during seventh period either outside or in the dance stu- dio. During the class, synchronized routines are practiced and new ones are learned. To be a cheer- leader at Paly requires dedication, patience, and energy. Left: The junior varsity cheerleaders: Kris- tina Heilman, Jennifer Kalashian, Renee Mitchell.Jennifer Park, Alissa Perlstein,Jill Rodgers, and Patti Rogers. Below: The Varsity song group Michelle Baganoff, Katie (hi!) Giberson, Lisa Goldfus, Nancy Kamprath, Mario McFadden, Ann Wood- ward. Cheerleaders 25 26 Candids Candids 27 28 People People 29 Santa Cruz Gas 1985 Beach St. Santa Cruz, CA 052-350 TRNTOFC CA X Buyer’s Signature CLUBS This year there was quite an assortment of clubs with a total of twenty seven. Clubs this year include: Art Club, American Automobile Duel- ing Association, Block P, California Scholarship Federation, Comput- er Club, Creative Writing Club, Dance Club, Film Appreciation Club, | French Club, Garden Club, German Club, International Club, Key Club, Latin Club, MESA (Math, Engineering, Science, Achievement), Millard Fillmore Trivia Club, My Way Club, PACE (Palo Alto Community Explorers), Procrastinators’ Club, S Club, Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (Spanish Club), SRVP (Society to Reunite the Village People), Thespians, Ultimate Disc Club, Young Anarchists, Junior State, and Japanese Club. 32 Clubs Key Club Carlson, ? ' o , O w to K B H- 5 V- - £j £ °rv CD. t ''S ° H ifl CD D S $ r £ ®V - V 0 - • r ® . ° t «V N$ ff S- £ «A a £ • X ¥ «. s « s % Kl°vK$?r Ariel 03 CD jgr ■St: •rl CD sO (5 G 'V ? a CD •i O O v e- c r 5 0 O’Reilly Ki® icTae -16 oore V « u-c 0 3f. • 4 ArO %, V ?y c r i. Trautmaim. Teannie .a 4? 6 ® “’ V _ , a vrice 1 p ©imp ‘iPTejaxw . 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I ’ atb9r ,A W .T v V ,«?■ - h 0 H 0 ?P% ■R , P O -Ctfora- Carolyn iu';°i‘eS Moon, Susan cl o b M 0 w Clubs Garden Club MESA 34 Clubs SRVP The Society to Reunite the Village People (SRVP), a non-profit Of gsnization, was established in September 1984 in order to: 0) Get the Village People to reunite for a 1985 world tour, and b) Promote traditional values of hard work and discipline through manual labor and thereby help young men to lead happy and healthy lives. Our organization is over 150 members strong, admitting both men and women, boys and girls. In the corning months, SRVP will offer a scholarship by raffle, garbage can flipping contests, and slam dancing on Brewer Field-activities essential to the well being of all young people. Thank you. David W. Stewart £ssJ__Pl_Char acters Ohe Indian)—Eric Rovner ■Victor (police officer)--David Swope 'S'id (construction worker)—Dan Zioriy andy '..cowboy)—Tony DiGiulto (sailor)—David Stewart j'enn (Hell's Angel)—Ricku Baum President Club Officers President—David Stewart Vice-President—DavidSwope Treasurer—Dan Ziony Honorary Chairmen—Tony DiGiulio Mark Bernfield Phil Letts K 4 I-Club The International Club’s purpose is to observe foreign cultures in our community. But it’s real purpose is to have an excuse to have parties. Members of the International Club are: Gordon (sksho) Kelley (The President), Bruce (Imperial Margarine) Brand, Marte (Empress) Mathews, Shannon (Yuppie) Brown, Charlie (obnoxious) Cassel, El (Waiter, there’s an electric snail on my shoe!) DeKoven, Arthur (Mongoloid) Evans, Colin (Mess) Fisk,Jed (Sir Real) Hartman, Clive (Captain Chump) Henrick, Lisa (chief) Karst, Nancy (Oh, My!) Lawson, Paul (Bunky) Means, Will (Yasusuri Kodai) Moss, Scott (Mach one) Munson, Gordon (HDL) Paige, Ellen (Macks) Primack, Laura (Ducky) Quackenbush, Aaron (Mel- vin) Solomon, Jeanie (Where's Paly?) Casey, Jennifer (Where’s the . . .) Park, Chris (Where’s D.H.) Thacker, Bob (Why am I here?) McCarty, Elan (Miss Fit) Rogers, Ian (Sir Chan Destroy) Webster, David (Deslok) Friedland, Eric (TWEP) Smith, David (Didn’t he graduate last year?) VanStone, any a few other interesting and unique members. i i 5 vy t VV j. if i % • T v. 36 Clubs r - Thespians The Thespians work in coordination with the Stage Tech Class to produce the Paly drama performances, Members of the Thespians are: David Dernier, Todd Downing, Konrad Aderer, Peter Welch, Amy Bradley, Kirstin Beach, Steve Obranovich, Leah Ball, Debbie Bass, Katherine Govea, Brian Carter, John Greene, Sara Mack, Abi Rice, Allison Shore, Jeanie Marschall, F.rika Tingey, Stacey Wells, Flav.a Araujo, Christine Shen, Lotti Pharriss, Kimberly Krechmer, Karen Tin- gey, Peter Bryce,John-Marshall Klein, Alison Guedes, Cary Seigel, Katie Tullis, Carey McIntosh, Barby Romney, Sherri Hamilton, Matt Berson, Kristy Larson, Ray Wheeler, Lori Halloran, George Nicoi, Peter Vroom, Ziddi Msangi, Siwa Msangi, Samantha Grismore, Sylvia Martin, Guy Whitman, Alice Long, Marte Matthews, Jennifer Nuke, Rachel Zare, Rebecca Nasmusser, Sharon Bernstein, Nancy Lawson, Ben Steinberg, Mark Hughes, Amy Prosser, Paul Colley, Missy Fisk, Carole Honey- church, Ram Bow, Erika Conklin, Jon Burnett, Anthony Henin, and Lee Salsburg (President). Clubs Dance Club 38 Clubs The Art Club holds to art sales per year to raise money to paint murals, go on field trips, and give art awards. Members are: Ben Fisher (president), Dave McLaughlin, Theta Alpha, Yves Bouyssounouse, Mimi Ocken, Eric Heilman, Mike Gopher” Scherer, Tim Moser, Lara Zuckerman, David Swope, Monica Wolpman, Chris Davis, and Kevin Duisenberg. Art Club Clubs 39 Japanese Club The Japanese Club (Above) promotes Japanese cultural activities through guest speakers, movies, special theme parties, etc. This exposes Japanese understanding to students who are interested. The German Club (Right) gives students a forum in which to share their common interests in the German Culture. Through various presentations during meetings and German holiday party fests, such as the Oktoberfest, St. Nicklaus lest, and the Faschings-ball, the club shows how fun a foreign language can be. German Club 40 Clubs French Club The purpose of the French Club is to further the learning of the lan- guage and the culture through unique activities difficult to imple- ment in the classroom. Members of the French Club are: Erika Seid (president), Kim Irvin, Donna Music, Debbie Sharp, Tracey Bare, Jenny Bass, Laura Gregory Eliza- beth LeVieux, Joan Young and Renee Polizoto. The faculty Spon- sors are: Fernande Inan, Leonard McCord, and Jeff Leznoff Young Anarchists Clubs 41 Friends, Romans, and Paly students lend me your ears so that I can tell you the purpose of the Latin Club (Above), it provides an opportunity for students interested in classical times to study this period of history. The Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica, or Spanish Club as most people say (Right), recognizes high Achievement in Spanish by students of secondary schools and promotes a continuity of interest in hispanic students. Latin Club Spanish Club 42 Clubs Ultimate Disk Club The Ultimate Disk Club is an attempt to revive and promote interest in the Irisbee. The club learns and plays different games such as Ultimate, frisbee golf, chicken, and 3 flies up. The members of this club include Keith Torgerson (President), Yves Bouyssounouse, Shawn Clever, Paul Brown, Andy Carl- son, Marion McRee, Kim Noll, Whit Crane, Matt Pope, Barbie McKee, and many others. Junior State Club members are Tasca Brooks, Jesse Brodkin, Bennigson, J. Coons, Tim Fong, Mark Fryberger, Cathy Grant, T. Grebbin, Jenny Horsma, Lorn Johnson, Monique Mou - salam, Kevin Mattieu, S. Mar- tin, Charles Romney, Jill Ram- ciotti, Dan Starrett, Jessica Tomlinson, Rachel Wasserman. Statesmen Clubs 43 Computer Club The purpose of the Computer Club is to increase computer awareness outside of the classroom. Members are: Jed Hartman (President), Bruce Chadwick, Ron Hsi, Jeanine Davis, Danny Stodolsky, Dan Bernstein, Jonathan Stiebel, Don Peri, Noah Finklestein, George Tang, Mark Kenney, Matt Hulse, Chris Bloom, Mark Ely, Sage Howell, John Cabrera, Hanoch Goldstein, Kathy Bertcsh, Ramire Martinez, Tiffany Burge. j 44 Clubs Millard Fillmore S Club Clubs 45 The purpose of My Way club is to unite people to listen to all the versions of the song My Way, members are Ali Bahrampour (president). Matt Pope, Mark Bernfield, Matt Schneider, Tara Bahrampour, Leslie Gore, Howard Blazzard, Chris Ferrera, Bill Thompson, Paul Kreutz, Tim Bailey, Chuck Slomovitz, Mike Adler, Keith Torgerson, Ariel Gore, Patrick Loungway, Ondine Hubbard. My Way Club Creative Writing Club 4 ) Clubs Block P Block P is an honorary fraternity that serves to encourage good sportsmanship and conduct, and instill in it's members a realization of civic responsibilities. Block P sponsors the Homecoming Dance yearly, and assists coaches in carrying out the athletic program by way of supervision, concessions, and dance organization. Officers of Block P are: President: Mike Schwerin, Senior Vice-President: Jeff Denson, Junior Vice President: Geoffrey Baum, Treasurer: Erika Taddey, and Secretary: Patti Synder. Rep. to Student Council: David Pier Procrastinators Never put off until tomorrow what can be postponed indefinitely.” We believe that the motto and the club picture say it all. We tried for weeks to photograph the members, but no one showed up when they were scheduled, and they al- ways said that the meeting day was to- morrow”. To the best of our knowledge, the members are: Jed Hartman: Presi- dent, Bruce Chadwick: Vice-President, Paul Marus; Treasurer, Steven Inness, Chris Thacker, Gordon Paige, Dan Po- povich, Andrea Edelman, David Hsich, Lisa Karst, Chris Barbee, Paul Watson, Kimberly Irvin, El Dekoven, Curt Cus- tard, Eric Stephan, Colin Fisk, Clive Henrick, Tim Fong, Dan Bernstein, An- drew Owen, Nathan Etocebrad, Jona- than Wald, Daryl Silberman, Bill Eid, Hai Chang, Mike Hansen, Charlie Cassel, Eric Smith, Stig Smith, David Dernier, Lauren Bertsch, Brandon Smith, Ting Wong, Jonathan Stribel, and many oth- ers. 47 Film Appreciation The purpose of Film Appreciation Club, (above) is to broaden the viewer’s perspective of various types of films and film making. The club members are: Patty Snider (President), Lee Rubin (Vice- President), Mark Allen, Kristin Bray, Cynthia Campbell, Amy Cohen, Jimmy Dworkin, Michelle Tusak, Rhonda Gilbert, Bill Gronachon, Rob Harvey, Eric Hayes, Eric Jacobsen, Gordon Kel- ley, Alyssa Kent, Peter Kitias, Annick Legali, Art Lum, Tod Moore, Ziddi Msangi, Erin O’Mara, Holly Behr, Nicole Bray, Marland Chancellor, Susan Curry, Christine Fiegl, Lisa Gibson, Geoff Grant, Karin Hagstrom, Bryna Harwood, Tom Higby, Gary Jackson, Densie Kemp, Rachel Kirby, Olav Knudsen, Blythe Langs, Sylvia Martin, Mary McDonald, Karen Meyers, Scott Os- trem, Tony Perera, Paul Pfluke, Don Powell, Uta Reimnite, Julie Roche, Daryl Silberman, Cathy Spitters, Amy Stewart, Maren Se derquist, Tatiana Torregian, Michelle Turner, Ray Whecker, Jim Whitman, and many others. The purpose of the A ADA local chapter THE ROAD VI- KINGS” is to provide it’s members with the skills necessary to survive on the roads of this continent in the future years. They wish to thank their instructor, Ray Kortan for providing them with help in maintaining the club. The members of AADA are: Clive Hen- rick, Gordon Paige, Will Moss, Bob McCarreny, David Freelander, Dan Popovich, Eric Smith, Colin Fisk, Paul Means, Jed Hartman, Scott Ruggels, Vic Cassen, Mad Dog DVS” Thunder, and Chris Wilson. AADA 18 Clubs Commended Scholars This year's Commended Scholars were: (from left to right) Brett Field, Jan Mueller-Vollmer, Henry Halliday, Tom Businger, Eric Nugtren, Sandy Greenwood, Sean Bourke, Andrew Buchanan, Chris Baugh, Fran Clark, Helen Yamasaki, Kendra Short, Fat Barry, Tara Bahrampour, Sarra Perry, Andrew Shilstone, Kristy Hermann, Susanne Eu, Lisa Girand, Robert Donald, Jennifer Chang, Cam Smith, Tony Henin. 50 Commended Scholars National Merit This Year’s National Merit Scholars included: Jim Arm- strong, Dan Bernstein, Andrew Chymz, Kristen Dillon, Ar- thur Evans, Carolyn Foug, Rachel Goldeen, Frances Herring, Kristine Jacobsen, Annick Legall, Deborah Leland, Jonathan Levy, Robert McCarty, Josh Minkus, Anthu Nguyen, Craig Norris, Scott Ostrem, Michael Schwerin, Christian Tobias, Iheng Wang, and Eric Youngman. National Merit M Academics Administration 54 Counseling 55 English 56 57 Foreign Language 58 59 Math 60 61 Science 62 63 Physical Education 64 65 Special Education 66 67 Social Studies 68 69 Yearbook 70 71 Visual Arts 72 73 Music: Chior Band 74 75 Business ROP 76 77 Drama Performing Arts 78 79 A-School 80 Student Government 81 Campanile 82 Special Programs 83 Aca-Deca 84 CSF 85 Stage Tech 86 School Service 87 89 Library 90 Reading Center Chap I 91 Site Counsel 92 Band Marathon 93 Senior Frolics 94 Special Teachers 95 Academics Administration f Administration: Main Office Principal: Jim Shroyer, Asst. Principals: Robert Alvares. Paul Bataillc, Sandra Pearson, Admin. Asst.: Virginia Bakken 34 Administration Counseling I i Counseling 55 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: Dottie Bradshaw, Peggy Tuder, Kathy Reigstad, Barbara Melosh, Diana Irvin, Charlotte Ratziaff. Joan Brant, Gerry Meyers, Barry Bergstrom, John Thompson, Leon Eymil, Chris Rich, Ross Presley, Tom Schellenberg. (missing in action) Joy Belin, Alice Bulos, Natasha Jorgenson, Stewart Kumai- shi, Marian McNamara, Dale Oscerson, Joan Schrick and Barney Tanner I % English Top left: Mr. Hoyt explains the fundamentals of learning. Top right: Mr. Kass is caught in an unexpected moment. Above: Len McCord. Senorita Azevedo, Helga Marshall, Marian McNamara, Fernande lnan, Ingrid Judd, Senore Hill 5H Foreign Language Language Foreign Language 59 Math 60 Math TOP: The finest in faculty dining. ABOVH I,HIT: Mr. Hssay bites it. A BOV I : What do you mean, no eating in the resource center!' I.HIT: The result is the total number of days over SBHB we are, from 50 minute suffering. Math 61 Paly has two years of required science. For those students who wish to advance in the scientific arts, Paly offers such courses as physics, chemistry and geology. Additionally the A.P. (ad- vanced placement) at Paly is much more diverse than average high schools. The A.P. program offers students a chance to earn college credits for courses taken here. Over all the Paly science department remains above average in excellence despite forced cutbacks. Opposite Left: Clarence Bakken, Frank Barr, Angelo Corapassi, Andria Hrzberger, Sarjit Gill. Bruce Mori, Lynn Ilori, Ron Iverson, Neil Kenny, Kathy Lawrence. Dan Seitz. fA The Physical Education department at Paly offers a wide spectrum of activities. Even though budget cuts have forced the P.E. department to reduce the number of classes offered, the selection still remains more diversified than at most other high schools. Some of the activities include gymnastics, soccer, basketball, golf, and field hock- ey. The contract P.E. program also adds to the range of classes offered by allowing the student to present his or her contract for an individual or team sport to Judith Stark. The student must have a minimum of nine hours per week, and an instructional supervisor. This year the P.E. department conducted intramurals, which, during lunchtime and after school, pitted students against the faculty of Paly. The games were designed to improve student to faculty relations. Above right: A student making a beautiful save. Middle left: Students playing volleyball. Above right: Lee Meginson talking to Noni Hiller. Right: Clem Wiser and John Williams. Above left: Ron Skillicorn talking to some friends, Above right: Harlen Harkness receiving some exercise for a change from a student. Middle - left: Marge Rouquier marking more tardies. Middle Right: Gail Joslin going back to the times to the 60's. Left: Judith Stark reading a good magazine. P.E. 65 Friendship Project The friendship project is set up to help ninth graders feel welcome and to quickly feel a part of the Paly community. Over 125 Paly juniors and seniors are each paired with two freshmen buddies for the entire year. The upperclassmen meet with their ninth graders and provide support and answer questions about school classes, activities, and student life. The program breaks down the traditional barriers between different class levels and provides an experience that is both fun and rewarding. The Peer Counsiling program organizes and supervises the pro- gram. Middle Photo: Jeannie Traut- mann. F.ric Seitz, Tim Sullivan, Alex Curyea, Krin Boylan, and Jennifer Cook 66 Friendship Special Friendship Club The Peer Counsiling Special Friendship Club brings to- gether the students in the Learning Handicapped Special Day Class with 40 main-stream students to provide an important opportunity for learning an friendship between the groups on campus. The main-stream students work as tutors or are paired with a special friend in the class. The friends meet for lunch and other social activities. These activities range from pizza parties to picnics and skiing. The club is sponsored by Jim Toole and Special Education teacher Gerry Larvey. Middle Photo: Cindy Waring (left) and Kriss Bishop (right) with special friend Kelli Wright (center). Bottom Photo: (left to Right) Gerry Larvey, Jim Ruck, Judy Buttrill, Caroline Ruck and Judy Freed. Friendship 67 Social Studies Department Ron Anderson, Larry Bross, John Fredrich, Dewey Johnson, Paul Jones, Gerald Kelly, John Lesinski, Mike McGovern, Marilyn Mayo, Gerry Meyers, Robert Nichols, Joe Ruth, Sandy Snodgrass, Florence Turner, Meredith Warren, Shala Wolfsohn, Win Bel- ton, Scott Laurence Top Row: Aaron Foreman, Mary Karen Olson. Second Row((rom left): Liza Kniss, Robyn Chapel (hidden). Kirn Noll, Pat Brown, (hidden). Peter Hemsch, Phil Gauthier, 'third Row (from left): Stewart Epstein, Dan Peri, Yves Bouyssounouse, Shawn Cleaver, Clive Hcnrick, Alec MacKenzie, Scott Smith, Amando Mendoza, Chip Andersen, Matt Braun. Fourth Row (from left): Laura Bennett, Chris (6 pgs..-’) Parr, Xanda Gordon. Jennifer Bethke, Hillary Hart. Lisa Wolff, Cathy Hansen, Jimmy Dworkin, Mark Fryberger, Shanti Azariah, Eric Ammons. Scared: Andrew Buchanan, and Bill (I wanna he a rocker) Thompson. Above: Aaron Foreman and Mary Karen Olson prepare the Track and Field Events layouts. Right: Chief editors Andrew Buchanan and Hill Thompson are obviously busy with serious matters pertaining to produc tion. Yearbook 70 Yearbook Useful Vocabulary For Graduating Seniors Freshman- That long-ago grade in a senior’s vocabulary only because he must be one again next year. Sophomore- This word is not in a senior’s vocabulary Junior- A member of a lesser grade who, although inferior, feels himself equal to a senior; any junior who feels as such is sadly mistaken. Senior- A student belonging to the twelfth and consummate grade; the grade to which all others are compared, as in: When I'm a Senior, You should try to behave like the Seniors ’ or ’'Seniors are so lucky!” Second Semester- The four months during which a senior does not feel the need to study, to do homework, or do anything else related to school except to sit in the sun. Graduation- A ceremony at the end of the second semester (see above) that ends twelve years of school and frees the senior from any further scholastic obligations. Beach- The place to which seniors escape, most often during the second semester (see above); often the cause of excessive absences. April- The month during which most seniors receive word regarding final acceptance ro a college or university; often the only cause of stress to a senior during the second semester (see above). Financial Aid- Financial assistance nearly always denied to Paly students; notice of denial is obtained by filling out the only form rumored to rival an income tax form in complexity and redundancy. Beverage- Any liquid consumed to quench thirst; usually applied to references of alcohol at parties given by parents of seniors. Dude- A word of unknown origin used to refer to a person of either gender; often slips into otherwise intelligent conversation when the speaker becomes relaxed or tired. Pound- A verb describing the fastest means of quaffing a beverage (see above). Grad Night- the biggest party of a senior’s high school career, the object being to outsmart the chaperones; the object of all the class fundraisers since Freshman year. Government- A totally useless class taken, most often in the second semester, for the sole purpose of satisfying the requirement. Rager- A superlative adjective used to describe the status of a function, as in: ‘The party was okay ’ The party was rowdy,” or, It was a rager!!” Prep Periods- A time used by seniors for improving their tan; by a recent amendment to the district constitution, each senior is now gauranteed the right to at least two prep periods. Senioritis- A disease that affects seniors in the second semester; characterized by a lack of energy, and, indeed, a sheer inability to do anything related to school. Seniors' Supplement 71 Visual Art 73 Chorus Dave Adams Mr Adams is the new band instructer at Paly. The Marching Hand, under his direction, has had a very successful year taking second place at the Pacific Grove Marching Hand Festival, in November. 1 he Hand has two more festivals planed this year, one to I rdCy. and one to Los Angles where they will per- h nn at Disneyland. Doug llornbeck Mr. llornbeck teaches the Paly Jazz Band. I he Jazz Band has entertained many people this year with their style. The Jazz Hand will also perform at the March- ing Band Fundraiser this March. Kathlyn Fujikawa Kathlyn Fujikawa is the Chorus instructer. This group of talented vocalists will perform several times this year and will also participate in some drama productions. Choir, a specialized group of the Cho- rus, will make several trips to perform outside of school. Band Chorus 75 II a •i Practical Arts ROP 76 Practical Arts I . R.O.P. 77 7 Dum Fall play: Childrens Hour Winter play: Bullshot Crummend The Heal Inspector Hound Spring: Romeo And Juliet Druitu 79 A-School The Contract Learning Program (District Alternative Program, 1971-85) The Contract Learning Program is a district elective program in Eng- lish, Social Studies and P E. which serves about sixty students, most of whom are juniors and Seniors. Working one to one with students, the program's staff - Kurt Johnson and Hedi Schiessler - help students to successfully complete learning contracts which cover the estab- lished course curriculum, improve basic skills and explore areas of individual interest. Located up- stairs in the Tower Building, the program also encourages students to develop important skills of self- discipline and time management in cooperative and supportive atmo- sphere. First started with student initiative fourteen years ago, the program continues to be a place where students can experience re- sponsibility and enthusiasm for learning and personal growth. (A-schoolers sign here) (A-schoolers sign here) (A-schoolers sign here) 80 A-School I Student Government The purpose of Student Government is to communicate to our administrators, so that we, as a group, can accomplish projects that center around the Paly campus. The club meets once a week to discuss issues brought up by students and faculty. Student Government not only discusses issues, but is the sponser of many school activities. Bill Reller was the president of the student body for both semesters. His cabinet members consisted of Liz Smith as secretary and Marland Chancellor as vice president. The class presidents were Steve Apfelberg and Siwa Msangi for the freshman class, Cathy Yep and Gene Buttrill for the sophomore class, Libby McCaul and David Van for the junior class, and Reed Maltzman and Wendy Ewing for the junior class, and Reed Maltzman and Wendy Ewing for the senior class. The cabinet also includes the presidents of the social committee, the budget committee, and the student relations committee. 43R.(®-k l II A typical scene on the math portable walls during the second semester elections. £ WL r Campanile MAKE LOVE, NOT W I’jIu Vllii Vniiir J41kh s.hmil 541 t mhiiri jilrrii Kiud hllo XI In. I V ‘U.III | U151 «55-MDS4 I iIiImivin I hu I Itnl rift imi. 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If i i • lim Vu iiviin 82 Campanile Russian Language Class Special Programs SA Academic Decathalon This year the Paly High School Academic Decathalon team consisted of: Jim Armstrong, Dan Bernstein, Alexander Greenwood, Kristine Jacobsen, Jonathan Levy, Doug Lumish, Bob McCarty, Audrey Nutik, I-Heng Wang, Bruce Chadwick, Tim Fong, Christy Hermann, David Keaton, Jan Mueller-Vollmer, An-Thu Ngueyn, Michael Yen, and Jim Nielbauer. If Paly had won, some of these latter eight students might have competed at the state level. This year, Paly came in second after Gunn High School, with Gunn earning 43,557 points, and Paly earning 43,233 points. Paly received four gold, four silver, and six bronze medals for their hard work. The team all studied together and the choices for the team were made from those thought to be most ready in November. Special thanks to coaches John Thompson and Shalah Wolfsohn. 84 ACA-DFCA California Scholarship Federation 10: Kimberley Allen, Mathew Berson, Stephen Bobick, Jene ButriJI, Lynne Cohen, Kim Dillon. Janina Duraj, Alex Evans, Helga Fiegl, Remington Fong, Sabra Hatner, Erik Jacobson, Andrew Kelly, Jim Kurpius, Pam Levine, Tanya l.ieherman, Sarah Lnngstreth. Lynne Mastre, Portia Monherg, Rachel Murray, Foster Olive, Amy Paugh, Kirsten Price, Janak Ramachandran, Elizabeth Baldwin. Claire Beasley, Michael Caren, Pat Crocker, Alex Edelstein, Diane Hall, Megan Haynes, Matt Hulse, Kara Kockleman, Jennifer Linden, Lauren Masciarelli, Tammy May, Margrec Moore, David Olsen Renee Pacheco, Sam Player, Caitlin Pulleyblank, Sally arry, Christine Burchyns, Sherwin Chao, Lori Devalle, Anne Drapkin, Chris Ferns, Anrea Gill. Katy Huang. Sarah Irwin, Jennifer Jang, Karen Johansen, Dan Laster, Vedang Londhe, Geannine Mastre, Catherine McCaul, Maria Murnane. Mike Novotny, Kim Oreillv Matt Poppas, Karen Rabin, Brian Robinson, Cara Stephens, Tanya Turneaure, Kinde Van Houten, Wei Wang, Crista Wilson, Kathy Yep, Tal Zulman, Tsung Vivianne, Uebbing Mary, Trevor Wade, Ian Webster, Andrew Wen, John Williams, Joanie Wreed, Elinore Tuerk, Laura Van, Victoria White, Alicia Wilson, Sharon Yamasaki, Chris Zaharias. 11: Todd Aterburn, Greg Bashaw, Susan Curry, Linda Delnevo, Aaron Foreman. Laura Gregory, Nelson Hancock,Jonathon Lake, Barbie McKee. David Pier Michael Robinson, Christine Schooly, Robin Sharp, Stig Smith, Shannon Thorne, Mark Allen, Jennifer Bass, HcouJce Uennmgston. Kathryn Conn, Erika Deutchlander, Noah Finkelstein, Kerri Fox, Cary Fukada, Jed Hartman, James Johnson, Rafael Leckic, Kristine Makowski. John Martin, John Newton, Matt Nowlis, Mary Karen Olson, Renee Polizotto, Charles Romney, Chris Schaefer, Sharon Smart, Lara Sox, Kirsten Tucker, Tracy liare, Geoffrey Baum. Margaret Bennion,Jesse Brodkin, Chris Caren, Hat Chang, Tim Fong, Elizabeth Friedman, Michelle Goodard, Chris Hallenbeck, David Hsieh, Kim Irvin, John Klein, Libby McCaul, Nacionales Mary, Adam Rossi, Chris Schedler, Deborah Sharp. Sarah Skurnick, Brandon Smith, Jonathan Stiebel, Christine Thacker, Julie Tinklenbcrg Michelle Turner, David Van, Ting-Yuan Wang, Raymond Wheeler, Joan Young, VanHorne Stephen, Eric Wood, Edward Yen, Timothy Young, Kristi Vankonvnenburg, Courtney Westgaard, Michael. 12: Bahrampour Tara, Marian Bennion, Antonio Demeo, Molly Dodge, Wendy Ewing, Chris Ferreira, Evan Gidlcy. Cathy Grant, Anne Haynes, Anthony Henin, Laura Hoag, Doug hvm, Dea Johansen, Debbie Leland, Alex Lew, Reed Maltzman, Diana McLaughlin, Sam Moon.Jimei Niebauer, Kara Nyser, Sarah Perry, Miranda Raugh, Lee Salsburg, Michael Schwerin, Kendra Short, Ingrid Scoper, Andrew Buchanan. Andrew Carlstrom, Camille Chcnoweth, Man Duraj, Benjamin Erne, Jon Feldman, Bret Field, Lisa Girand, Lindy Gray, Sylvi Herrick, Mark Hogan, Kristine Jacobsen, Khar Kamcda. Philip Letts, Page McDonald, Jan Mueller-Vollmer, Matt Nolberg, Denise Novotny, Marie Olender, Tommy Pak, Paul Phluke, Amy Prosser, Jason Rossi, Doug Schaupp, Katherine Shen, Joel Sisk, Tanya Swezey, Fred Bartholoeusk, Mark Beckford, Marland, Chancollor, Andy Chmyz, Kim Dilfcon, Suzanc Hu. Carolyn Foug, Alex Greenwood, Christy Heneveld, Frances Herring, Anne Huffman, Mark Jamati, Nancy Kamprath, Marion McKee, Craig Norris, David Ong, John Parker. Tom Power, Sarah Shoen, Andrew Shilstone, Cameron mKh, David Stewart, David Swope, Paul Watson, Helen Yamasaki, Eric Young, Heidi Zuckerman, Deborah Tuerk, Bradford Wieners, Mann Kuo Yang, Helen en Melissa Zaharias, I Heng Wang, Gerald Wen, Kate Willrich, David Yao, Michael Yep, Daniel Zimin. CSF 85 Stage Tech I The Palo Alto stage tech class has the job of running the technical aspects of the three main theatrical shows, a number of assembles, dance and choir shows, and senior frolics. This years tech class was run by the following: Teacher Supervisor: Michael Kass Technical Director: Julie Hecomovich Master Lights: Clive Henrick Asst. Master Lights: Thomas Santos, Jed Hartman Master Sound: Jason Stuart Set Master: Michael Hansen, Jed Hartman Crew: Sara Mack, Charles Cassel, Claire Hawkins, John Newell, Kirsten Olsen, Christopher Schedler, Eric Smith, Peter Helch, Stephen Wilson, Todd Downing, and Alice Long. School Service I I 1 Top left: Doris counting the profit of the day. Top right: CUSTODIANS; Left to right: Kaer Po Tay, Hok Ky, Huynh Quong, Jerry Davis, T.J Boone, Agapito Rin, Joe Odom, Audrey Ferdinand, Ping Chang, Bel Fornnda. Middle left: Bel kicking back with a newspaper. Middle right: Stella in a good mood. Left: Ed Dorsey smiles at the camera. CAMPUS AIDE Above: Left to right: Sandy Cope, Stella Ayers, Jean Pitcher, Doris Salabert 88 School Service Top Left: Mrs. Curry doing her usual job smiling and helping students. Top Right: Mrs. Levy smiles to the principal. Middle Left: Anne Jenson Head of the attendance office is figuring out who gave her a fake note. Above: Dona smiles and confronts a long haired student. Campus Aide Left- Mrs. Sandy Peters caught in surprise by a photographer. School Service 89 Library Reading Center RSfWiSS? ,_iCP Yftnfl UrfTR LL p SCHOOL SITE COUNCIL 1984-’85: Teachers: Walt Buhler, Lynn Hori, DeWayne Johnson, Gerry Meyers, and Joe Ruth Staff: Clara DeFevere and Jack Phillips Students: Diana Kelly, Gene Buttrill, John New- ton, and Page McDonald Parents: Nancy Caldwell, Carol Friedman, Bobbi Letts, and Joan Van Principal: Jim Shroyer 92 Site Council Band Marathon ..SURVIVE IT wm A A TI it I AwvHcrtVt vox G — TOP: The band desperately seeks support. To no Avail ABOVE: Gail and John mvite you to marathon with them. BELOW: Hi! My name is Colleen Charland, this is my friend Laurie, We re in the band. (No Doubt) Band Marathon 93 WE NEED ACTS-EftP! •ET TO . 94 Senior Frolics SPORTS top eo bottom Nicole Ncumarker, Andrei Gill, Lee Penrose, nd Ann Maruhashi. X Badminton Badminton The 1985 Badminton team was led by seniors Ann Mar- ahashi, Mark Murnane Lee Penrose, and Paul Watson. They were aided by exper- ienced veterans Melody Brown, Andrea Gill, Kara Kockelman, Dave Martin, Chris Baugh, Rick Scouffus, and Ed Yeh. Many young players made up the bulk of the team that should finish in the upper half of the league. The younger players includ- ed Kim Allen, Kristin Alves, Kim Bruchyns, Sherwin Chao, Liz Edelstein, Cynthia Elias, Jim Gratiot, Hilary Hart, Jennifer Jang, Brandon Leblanc, Jennifer Linden, Jeff Lumm, Kevin Mathieu, Susan Moon, Margaret Moore, Nicole Neumarker, Katya Nolberg, Marya Ozer, Renee Pacheco, Terri Pang, Kristy Price, Lisa Rawson, Jacquelyn Regends, Jason Roybal, Anne Scholes, Sheryl Spain, Tanya Tur- neaure, Kinde Vanhouten, Andrew Wen, Trudy Wil- liams, Kathy Yep, Vicki Young, and Tali Zulman. Coaches Hart and Hill see a good future for the team if the players return for another season. Badminton 99 t Baseball - 4 I VARSITY BASEEiALL Michael Adler, Pat Brown, Barry Campbell, Roh Harlev Paul Hughes. Steve Johnson, jonn Kenny, Mark K.ng, Andy Murray, Jett McDowell, Mike Namphy, Charles Romney, Buddy Rowell, Paul Santos, Brett Schiller, Kendall Simmons, Mark Smith. Christopher Weiler, and Allison Wheeler Coaches: Scott Laurence and Randy (Tony) King FROSH SOPH BASEBALL Allen Andrews Dave Berner Cameron Burr Bob Cambridge Luke Cannon Blane Cole Ian Cunningham Dan Flores Matt Jurgens Ed Price Dan Ray Andrew Short Gary Swope Anthony Watkins Deric Williams Tyler Williams Chris Zaharias Fance Zamora Coaches: Ron Skillicorn Al Loveless Baseball 103 TRAM MEMBERS: Jay Rossi, Braden Turnbull, Kendall GROVER Simmons, Tom Heller, Mat Beasley, Steve Pursell, Charles Romney, Mike Namphy, Paul Smithson, Steve Johnson, Jon Feldman, Par Brown, Mike Yep, Aaron Foreman, Brad Branson. COACH: Al Klein 104 Varsity Basketball Basketball 105 106 Basketball Mart McGee, Andre Watkins, Danny Flores, Matt General. Anthony Watkins. Amadeo Alteres. Chris Zaharias. and Mike Novotny shake opponents hands after another Paly-victory. above: Chris Scott drives for a lay up. right: Corey Brand shows tough defense. The 1984-85 Frosh Soph Paly bas- ketball team finished with an im- pressive season. The cagers clinched first place in the S.C.V.A.L. league after beating Gunn. Their success was largely due to new comers Danny Flores, Andre Watkins, and Anthony Watkins, and the experience of the returning players; Corey Brand, Mike Novotny, Derek Uyeda, and Chris Zaharias. This team has con- tinued the tradition of the Paly Frosh Soph dominance in the S.C.V.A.L. league. J.V. Basketball 107 108 Girls Varsity Varsity Basketball Sarah Perry, Chancae Young, Lisa Namphy, Angie Cote, Kit Bramble, Jeanine Davis, Patty Snider, Michelle Turner, Julie Tinklenberg, Coach: Connie Spinnato Girls Basketball 109 Girls JV Basketball 110 Iop:J.J. Mohalley, Kris VanKonynenberg, Uta Rcmnitz, Zoc Glas- ford, Lori Devalle. Cheryl Spain Bottom: Mihee Choi, Cathy Doctor, Kelly Branson, Terry Mohalley, Moira Jamati, Connie Spinato Not Shown: Tami May Girls Basketball 111 Girls: Arnold Jo Ann, Bass Jennifer, Beckford Carolyn, Bennion Margaret, Chapel Kelly, Cook Jennifer. Curry Susan, Delnevo Linda, Dudley Jacqueline, Fiegel Christine, Fiegel Melga, Fisk Mellissa, Fusak Michelle, Getzoff Rachel, Greenberg Miriam, Mckinley Katie, Montgomery Pamela, Novotny Denise, Pacheco Renee, Peternal Linda, Price Alexandra, Pulleyblank Caitlin, Raugh Miranda, Shields Laurie, Smart Sharon, Wheeler Brooke, Wolpman Moica, Zulman Tali. Boys: Apfelberg Steve, Armstrong Steve, Beach Joseph, Beall John. Bertelsen Erik, Bertram Seth, Brubaker Phil, Carson David, Coons Jeff, Daues Adam, Donahey Teague, Donald James, Durn Dan, Curpius Jim, Ekstrom Jason, Finketstein Noah, Fobes Chris, Ford James, Gidley Evan, Goddard Greg, Greenwood Sandy, Hart Mallory, Hollinger Jacob, Howell Sage, Keep Miles, Kramer Marc, Lafleur Anre, Maser Mike, Nohl Bastien, Osborne Paul. Ostbyjohn, Pedro John, Richards Mike, Robinson Brian, Schaefer Chris, Schlesinger Chris, Silver Josh, Singh Sangit, Stain Carter, Sukiennick Rob, Swerdlick David, Trueblood Nathan, Tucker Derek, Williams Reid, Wood Brian, Young Tim. Coach. Paul Jones Team Parent; Ann Gx k Ercolani Coach: Margie Rouquire Team Parent Ann Cook Ercolani. Sue Kamrar 12 Cross Country Boys' Varsity: MVP-Tim Young, Most Improved-Miles Keep, Most Dedicated-Chris Schlesinger, Captains- Chris Schlesinger, Rob Sukennicki. Boys' Junior Varsity: MVP-Steve Apfelberg, Most Improved - Paul Osborne, Most Dedicated-Brian Robinson, Captains Brian Robinson, Steve Apfelberg. All League Steve Apfleberg, Chris Fobes, Paul Osborne, Brian Robinson, Girls' Varsity: MVP-Jo Ann Arnold, Most Improved-Pamela Montgomery, Most Dedicated-Tali Zulman, Captain-Jennifer Cook, All League-Jo Ann Arnold. Girls Junior Varsity: MVP-Jennifer Bass. Most Improved - Laurie Shields, Most Dedicated - Margaret Bennion, Captain-Christine Fiegel, All League-Jennifer Cook, Margaret Bennion. Cross Country 113 Varsity Football 114 Football The Varsity football team had a disapointing season this year finishing 1-5 in the league and 1-9 overall. The Vikings faced a very tough schedule with opponents like Wilcox, and number one ranked Los Gatos. The Vikings lost several close games against teams such as Milpitas, Westmont, and Sequioa. The Vikings are in a rebuilding stage, as first year coach Scott Laurence took over the team after an 0-9 season last year. The Vikes main problem was injuries and lack of depth in critical positions. Left: Barry Campbell prepares to unload a bomb. Bottom Lett: Mike Spector makes the conversion. Below: John Parker runs over the opponents. Football 115 JV Football In Alphabetical Order: Eric Anderson, Allen Andrews, Tom Atkins, Howard Berry, Corey Brand, Adam Brownstien, Peter Clark, Chris Davis, Michael Douglas, Alex Edilstien, Daniel Fishtien, Dan Flores, Rob Flores, Nathan Foran, Char Is Foster, Mathew General, Adam Hancock, Amando Herman, Peter Hitchcock, Paul Hughes, Matt Jurgens, Richard Kirk, Dan Laster, Mark Lundstrom, Matt McMillian, Andrew Murden, Mark Mytels, Foster Olive, Joe Perry, Josh Pressman, Jef Ritchey, Paul Santos, Pat Smith, Scott Smith, Sean Stanly, Gary Swope, Andre Watkins, Chris Zaharias, Fantae Zamora, Coaches: George Clever, Steve Henderson. 116 Football Edged Out! Paly’s J V improved enormously over last seasons record of 2-4. Under a new coach- ing staff, the 'junior vikes” rallied to a 4-1- 1 league record. Paly was barely edged out by a tough Santa Clara team, for first place in the league. 1st Team All League: Paul Hughes Rich Kirk Matt McMillan Andre Wadkins All League MVP: Corey Brand Coaches Award: Foster Olive 117 Field Events 118 Field Events Golf-119 Brad Casey, Tim Cunningham, Jeff Denson, Chris Ferreira, Markjamati, Matt Kelmon, Peter Kittas, Paul Liberatore, David Swope, Craig Vaughan, and Danny Ziman. Coach: Nancy Hampton. Varsity (opposite Flavia Araujo Holly Be hr Erin Boylan Anna Drapkin Jenina Duraj Fnsley Flsbach Kathleen Hanley Lisa Keitz Jaimie Kourt Junior Varsity page) Gwendaline Mazzara Talley McIntyre Patricia Meill Elan Rogers Daryl Silberman Tracy Slanger Michele Thompson Erika Tingey Lisa Young Julia Angwin Kirsten Beach Elizabeth Burg Patricia Chalmers Colleen Charland Noreen Currin Edie Dudley Einat Hardy Sabra Hattner Lauren Masciarelli Tris Martin Barby Romney Catherine Sykes Lisa Tharp Kim Dillon Coaches; Judith Stark-Modlin Cheryl Lewis Dick Modlin Leah Zaner 121 I Varsity Soccer 1-23 The hooters this year had a league record of 5-3-3, and an overall record of 8-4-5. In league play the team started slowly, but ended on a high note, winning their last three games. The team was lead by Scott Witscher, Andrew Murden, Lukas Cannon, James Kurpius, and Teague Donaney. Frosh Snph Soccer: Jeff Barnes, Brian Caldwell, Lukas Cannon, Howe Chao, Teague Donahey, Jason Ekstrom, Seth Godfrey, Alan Herrick, Erik Jacobsen, Nigel Keep, James Kurpius, O’Matthew McMillam, Jesse Moss, Andrew Murden, Sam Player, Marc Seid, Sean Stanley, Thomas Stedman, Sean Matt Sullivan, Scott Witscher, John Wolley, and Nathan Kaplan 124 Frosh-Soph Soccer Frosh-Soph Soccer 125 r W k- H' Girls Varsity Soccer 126 Paly’s Varsity girls; soccer team finished a strong second in the S.C.V.A.L this year with league record of 9-1-2. They also captured a 1st place finish in the 16 team Christmas Tournament featuring top CCS teams. The Vikings played the beginning of the season with intensity and determination, apparent in their opening league game against Gunn which resulted in a scoreless tie. Despite a scoring rut in mid-season play, the second of the season produced difinitive victories against Wilcox, Los Altos, and Mt. View. The team was successful in securing a CCS playoff berth as a result of their 7-0 slaughter of Los Altos. Paly’s 1st team All League players included Senior goalie Kendra Short, Junior halfback Mary Karen Olson, sophomore foreward Maria Mur- nane, and Sophomore halfback Kristi Osborne. Second team players were fullbacks Denise Novotony and Tammy Blakely. PALO ALTO VARSITY SOCCER FIRS I ROW: Denise Novotny, Mary Karen Olson, Karen McDonald Debbie l.eland. Michelle Thompson, SLCOND ROW Kristi Osborne, Michelle Perez, Kirsten Norbeck. Tammy Blakely, Teresa Schwarr, Carolyn Sliney THIRD ROW: Coach Ron Skillicorn, Maria Mijrnane. Dierdre Loungway. Kendra Short, Kristin Tucker, Peggy Pendergast. Manager Derek Tucker NOT PICTURI D: Sylvi Herrick, Behbie Reese, Jean Troutman, Lora Van MVP Offense: Janma I)ura| MVP Defense: l.iz Hdelstem Must IX-dicated: Caitlin Nerrie Captains: Marla Autinuth and jeanina Mastre 1JH Girls Soccer The Palo Alto High School girl’s JV soccer team enjoyed a successful season as SCVAL champions. With the exception of a 2-2 tie to crosstown rival Gunn High School, the team remained undefeated. Led by standouts, dropback half Janina Duraj, center half Marla Aufmuth, center forward Monica Murane, and goalie Jeanine Mastre, Palo Alto easily rolled over its opponents. Continuing the strong play begun last year by the freshman the team grew and improved together as a group. With a strong base of such freshman as Elizabeth Edelstein and Susan Nelson next year’s team should follow in the tradition of Paly’s dominance. Pictured above left (alphabetical order), Marla Aufmuth, Janina Duraj, Elizabeth Edelstein, Hilary French, Kara Kockelman, Kim Kreutz, Jeanina Mastre, Lynne Mastre, Monica Murane, Benita Nall, Caitlin Nerrie, Susan Nelson. Tyra Norbeck, Nicole Plotkin, Caitlin Pulleyblank, Karen Rabin, Julie Roche, Alicia Wilson, Crista Wilson, Lisa Young, Vicki Young. Girls' Soccer 129 Varsity Softball VARSITY SOFTBALL: Connie Heubach, Margaret Heubach, Sara Irwin, Caroline King, Debbie Leland, Dirdre Loungway, Jeaniney Mastre, Lynn Mastre, Maria Murnane, Kristy Osborne, Kendra Short, Jody Spaaraco, Jennifer Steen, David Swerdlick. and Lisa Lowy. Coach: Margie Rouquier 1W Softball Softball Ml J.V. Girls Softball 1 2 JV Softball J'V Softball: Tam my Blakely, Melanie Bryson, Justine Coates, Krista Cornelius, Zoe Glasstord, Cassie Hayes, Cindy HaiTner, Heidi Hnlse, Kim Irvin, Monica Murnane, Joanna Pilsburv, Mandv Thorne, and Lisa Young. Coach: Sue Duffek , ' h J.V- Sottball 133 Swimming Diving Swimmers in alphabetical order: Sebastian Akerman.Jay Backstrand, George Benz, David Berkley, Colin Bricken, lam Bricken, Sidney Buttrill. Glenn Cloud, Lynn Cloud, Alex Curyea, John Deisinger, Terrence Dudley, Todd Dudley. Hrik Duisenberg. Bret Field, Sidney Fleischam, Christoph Hallenbeck, Henry Halliday, Ian Halliday, Michael Hamai. Edward Hearn, Alan Herrick, Iain Holt, Matthew Hulse, Daniel Keaton. Anthony Knudson, Andre Lafleur, Daniel Laster, Roy Lee, David McCollum. Michael Novotny, Ryan Osborne, Benjamin Pappas, Matthew Pappas, Jason Pear- don, Paul Pfluke, Janak Ramachandran, Matthew Schemel, Karl Shafer, San jit Singh, Farrell Smith, Cameron Seele, David Stewert, Scott Stehle, David Stewart, Timothy Sulli- van, David Van, Stephen VanHorne, Terence White, John Williams, Courtney Westgaard, Chris Parr, Andrew Kelly. Sebastian Braithwaite, Chris Fry. 1M Swimming Diving Swimming Diving 135 Girl’s Swimming And Diving Amy Armstrong,Julia Augoin, Deborah Bass, Rachel Bennett, Chris Burchyns, Cecily Chaffee, Pat Chalmers, Windy Chnstofk, Stephanie Corning, Elsa Davidson, Kim Dillon, Andrea Gill, Cathy Gilson, Michelle Goddard, Alexandra Gordon, Lara Gorodsky, Rebecca Greenwood, Kathy Hanley, Einat Hardy, Hillary Hart, Megan Haynes, Jana Jensen, Siobhan Jones, Kate Jordan, Lisa Keitz, Rima Kinsey, Karen Kraemer, Nalini Kuruppu, Kate Laster, Ellen Lemley, Stacey Lieu, Anne Magnee, Gabriela Martorell, Lauren Masciarelli, Tamara May, Cathy McCaul, Julie Misfeldt, Jacqueline Mohalley, Theresa Mohally, Ximina Monterrey, Michelle Moore, Kyle Moyer, Mindy Norris, Elizabeth Nute, Erin Omara, Teri Pang, Kris Parfitt, Lisa Pezzani, Kirsten Price, Bridget Raugh, Lisa Rawson, Michelle Rayner, Kim Rieder, Sandi Roger, Julie Rokoph, Ann Scholes, Kim Smith, Lara Sox, Erika Taddy, Sara Underwood, Kinde Vanhouten, Allison Vorce, Diane Whittier, Joanie Wread, Susan Wyman, Melissa Zaharias, Chris Ziegler. Coaches: John Williams (head ), Richard Takemoto, Ed Hart (diving). Team Parents: Betsy Laster and Margo Zaharias. 136 Girl’s Swimming And Diving i Girl’s (Swimming And Diving 137 The 1985 Palo Alto Tennis team was led by veterans: Erie Ammons. Chris Caren, John Feldman. Mike Caren. Eric Goddard, Chris Hewitt. James Hong, James John- son. Scott Leonard, John Parker. Tom Power, Bill Relief, and Braden Turn- bull. Other newcomers in- clude: Steve Affelburg, An- drew Buchanan, Roger Gauthier, Robbie I lender- son. Jeff Johnson, Doug Landis, John Martin. Jim Niethammer. Dan Nyser, Kelly Ohaughnessy, Reed Williams, Thad Williams, and Eric Jacobsen. These and returning players will help strengthen Paly’s chances to become a force to be reckoned with. HK Tennis w Wav.svaV‘ w %8$ $£ • soft WMsji A%V .w Tennis H9 Girl’s Tennis The girls’ tennis team: Varsity: Elizabeth Friedman, Mei Heubach, Karen Johansen, Debbie Leland, Katie McBride, Paige Meredith, Portia Monberg, Mary Karen Olson, Victo- ria White, Nicole Winchester, Junior varsity: Elizabeth Bal- dwin, Sally Barry, Mihee Choi, Catherine Cohen, Jenny Crawford, Chrissy Davis, Erika Deutschlander, F.die Dudley, Hilary Foss. Lisa Lougee, Libby McCaul, Marion McKee, Didi Meltzer, Benita Nall, Kara Nyser, Heather Ross, Dalia Weinstein. Jenny Yuen mm 140 Girl's Tennis 1 This year’s girl’s tennis team sur- prisingly garnered an impressive third place finish in the S.C.V.A.L., losing only two matches. Despite losing four strong varsity players from last year, the young girls im- pressed other teams with their great talent. Paly’s doubles were especially strong, usually capturing three wins to help secure the match for the Vikings. The top singles players, Debbie Leland, Portia Monberg, and Mary Karen Olson played well against difficult opponents. Coach Vivien Moyer has high hopes and expectation for the 1985 season. S.C.A.V.L. playoffs: Doubles 3rd place Mary Karen Olson Debbie Leland 4th place Paige Meredith Katie McBride i. Girl’s Tennis HI Volleyball ABOVE: Robin Young keeps the ball in play. RIGHT: A forward spikes the ball, for a winner. BELOW: A key player blocks a shot 144 Volleyball VARSITY: From left top to bottom, Robin Young, Iris Rodriguez, Sarah Irwin, Diem Nguyen, Angela Cote, Christine Schooley, Kristin Vankonyn- cnburg, Elizabeth Halldorson, Jennifer Ekstrand, Julie Tinklenberg, Coroline King. This years Varsity Volleyball team was unsuccessful. The team effort was there, but the team definately regressed since last year. There record shows this: (overall) wins 3 and losses 9- In league paly’s record was 1 win and 5 loses. Being in a competi- tive league attributed to paly’s dissappointing season. Paly’s personal best fell far short of their preseason expectations. The captains Jennifer Ekstrand, and Robin Y'oung, lead the team with consistant support. Coach Judith Stark-Modlin expected this season to be a rebuilding year, and it was. Volleyball 145 J.V. Volleyball Awards: MVP-Monica Murnane, Most Improved-Amy Paugh, Coach’s Award-Cassie Hayes, Captains-Cassie Hayes, Amy Paugh, All-League- Cathy Doctor (Honorable Mention) and Chris Pipgras (Honorable Mention) Below Justine Coates, Krista Cornelius, Cathy Docter, Laura Foster, Zoe Glassford, Cindy Haffner, Cassie Hayes, Karen Kenyon, Tris Martin, Monica Murnane, Amy Paugh, Chris Pipgras, Mandy Thorne, Trudy Williams, Lisa Young, Coach Bill Giordano, Right: Cassie Hayes serves. Opposite Page: Top Left: Zoe Glassford sets. Top Right: Tris Martin also sets. Bottom Left: Someone spikes the ball. Bottom Right: Trudy Williams collects the balls. 146 J.V. Volleyball Water Polo Having won their league, this was the first time since 1968 that Palo Alto’s Water Polo team has done so well. The team coached by Harlan Harkness, worked to reach their presea- son goal of winning the league. Their CCS goal however was not met, as the team reached only the second round of the tournament. The team had individual strength, such as SCVAL MVP Jay Backstrand. Other strong players include the sly Chris Parr and the dexterous Henry Halliday. All league awards go to Halliday, Parr, Mike Novotny, and the leagues MVP Jay Backstrand. Honorable mention went to Junior Ian Bricken. From cop left to right: Neil Me Garaghan, Henry Halliday, Courteney Westgard, Jeff Peterson, Chris Hallenbeck, Hark, Brett field, Mike Novatny, Brie Duisenburg, Bottom; Jay Backstrand, Matt Scrima, Tim Sullivan, Ian Bricken, Chris Parr, Andy Carlson, Dave Me Collim. Middle Right; Mike Novotny scores on Gunn, before getting his face ripped off. Middle left: Neil Me Garaghin sinks a Mt. View opponent. Left: Paly player scuffles in front of opponents goal Opposite Top Right, Chris Parr Makes an inside shot against Gunn. Middle Left: Paly scores a last second winning goal. Middle Right: Henry Halliday cocks back. Bottom: Some Paly players look on with great expectations. Water Polo 140 J.V. Water Polo 150 J.V. Water Polo Frosh Soph Water Polo: is George Benz, Sebastian Braithwaite, Colon Briken, Cam Burr, Gene Buttrill, Alex Curyea, Erik Deisinger, Terry Dudley, Todd Dudley, Alexis Evans. Sideey Flcischman, Michael Hamai, Alan Herrick, Iain Holt, Matt Hulse, Dan Keaton, Jeff Lumm, Dan Nyser, Tan Olson, Ben Pappas, Matt Pappas, Chris Paulicka, Daryl Press,Janak Ramachandian, Steve Reller, Matt Schemed Farrell Smith, Greg Smith, Dan Stack, Cameron Steele, Owen Van Nacta, Jorin Weber. The trosh-soph squad came through with an excellent year. With tremendous determination they placed fifth in the NorCal tourna- ment. Sidney Fleischman, Michael Hamai, and Carmeron Steele were awarded all league awards. Sidney Fleischman was also awarded the teams most valuable player. J.V. Water Polo 151 Above from left to right: Top row, Rob French, Robert Lawson, Matt Hulse, James Donald, Steve Padilla, Fabian Braithwaite, Sean Sullivan, Nelson Hancock, Andy Carlson, John Deisinger, Keith Mousolam, Matt Fisher, Paul Perreault, Mark Luntzel, Tom Atkins, Middle area, Jason Glanz, Paul Kockelman, Mark Goodnow, Chris Scott, Adam Brownstein, Garth Penleala, lan Gravina, Jason Silver, Sanjit Singh, Paul Drown, Mike Rosenow, Dan Bennett, Sami Katwan. Bottom, Matt Nowlis, Geoff Baum, Jesse Brodkin, Charles Foster, Doug Schaupp, Mark King, Sebastion Braithwaite, Ronen Picker, Tim Young, Chris Paulicka, Caroline King. 152 Wrestling MB The 1984-85 season ended with the varsity losing one league match for a 7-1 dual season and a 2nd place in the league. The junior varsity remaining undefeated for a second year in a row to remain league champions with an 8-0 season. This years team was led by team captain Doug Schaupp and most valuable player Paul Brown. Other outstanding seniors included Keith Mouslalam and Matt Fisher. The Junior varsity was led by Charles Foster and Jason Silver. Outstanding Juniors on the junior varsity included Geoff Buam, Matt Now- lis, and Mark King. Wrestling 153 a iW «■II1 mm TRACK: Darrel Press, Cam Smith and David Hsieh, Kit Bramble, Gigi Guirand, Karl Shafer, Julie Roach BASEBALL: Allen Andrews, Rdwin Price SOITBAI.L: Monica Murnane and Heidi Hulse, Jody Sporaco, Caroline King GOLF Jeff Denson SWIMMING: George Benz 154 Spring Sports Spring Sports 155 Rule l: djJlA£ m0Lt cA td iyTrt U7V JU aluxxjifA, Juiqkt Rule 2: jtAju cAaMsrri rv RwlC 1 156 Candids • Tilng! jonite is the final meetina concerning fifty-minute periods. you never ao to another board meetina this is the one to at. All class levels are urged to attend. By simply lowing up at the meeting, we may be able to pressure the k°ard into changing the schedule. We already have a few sur- mises in store for them. fir. Shroyer, fir. Cnndon, and Mrs. Jeyer are all planning to speak against the fifty minute periods he meetina is at 25 Churchill. Our aaenda item doesn't come till 8:15 so there is no need to show up before that. Churchill at 8:15 be there or be content with a 6hort brunch! Andrew (I want to be a mod) Buchanan and his Casti girl. Cundids 157 1 H Candid Clockwise from upper left: Chris Parr warms up for a water polo match. Whoop- ee! We only lost by one touchdown. A.J. North lets his hair down. Sophisticates Libby McCaul and Didi Melt2er warch in despair as the Junior class comes in third during spirit week. Jeff McDowell enjoys a Paly football game. 160 Candids Clockwise from upper left: Barry Campbell breaks through the defense to score a touchdown against Wilcox. An unidentified underclassmen. John Ivan eats it while skim-boarding with Eric M. Rovner on the Paly track. Ziddi Msangi and friend show their spirit at a rally. Mary Anderson sucks her thumb. Candids 161 nior £ - - ojrJT X. L-ot-v W- ( Li-c r uJ t [ i-C ,t-o-tx i« L T £7 W,. A X---- t t- v-. ' tl ,vJa_ fir cJe - J f --- r TIa - _ w ttA Q jLi tt ' 'a cnxCi 1 Conform and be dull - J. Dobie Th£ T4 A pma i « - and - 7Vr pouqssounou 0 c C cd Tj o OH •H -P -P cd cd o rC -C -p -P c Q ca G3 fcuO’H H C 0) W) T cd £ w -p 3 w -P -P G w w cd i H £h bQO O: O £ -p x -p o a •h ,c o -P o CO H C 3 a) o P ft cd w O X'H (d at co s ft fl to 1-3 C c+ O JX CD pj o dd c+ Hj CD (D H] CD ft ft W' rh C CO p dr o 3 CD CO 3 '• c+ O s rh CD c+ dr ft dr I H H 3 3 3 «: (fa fB Otl H- 3 m co H CD O H W Mj M o W c+ Cft3 co « t: CD o nd 3 C H m ft I cannot give you the formula for success, but I can give you the formula for failure-which is try to please everybody - Herbert Swope 166 Seniors Sh gotbY with a little Gy? help from my T. 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Fourth Row: Paul Watson Late Seniors Seniors 221 JUNIORS Juniors 223 224 Abu Sahyun, Gheda Aderer, Konrad Aid, Carlos Akatiff, Kathryn Allen, Mark Anderson, Chip Andreson, Kim Araulo, Flavia Armstrong, Amy Arterburn, Todd Avina, Mike Backstrand, Jay Baganoff, Debbie Baganoff, Michelle Baker, Berkeley Bara, Tracy Barry, Brian Bashaw, Greg Bass, Jenny Baum, Geoff Baylor, Michael Beach, Josh Bechler, Robin Benjamin, Denise Bennigson, Brook Bennion, Margaret Berman, Edith Bertsch, Lauren Bishop, Kriss Blatner, Alisa Juniors 225 Bohley, Karen Borba, Chris Braun, Marr Bricken, Ian Brodkin, Jesse Brown, Pat Brown, Shannon Brown, Sheiia Bullock, Kristin Bukojensky, Allegra Bump, Ed Burg, Liz Burge, Tiffany Burnett, Brad Burnett, Jon Bushley, Larry Campbell, Barry Caren, Chris Carlson, Andy Carter, James Chace, Bill Chadwick, Bruce Chan, Susan Chang, Cary Chang, Hai Chapel, Robyn Cho, Susan Choj, Mihee Choi, Stephanie Conde, David Conn, Kathryn Cook, Jennifer 226 Juniors Coray, Jason Cory, Bornwyn Cote, Angie Crane, Whit Cunningham, Tom Curry, Susan Curtin, Noreen Cutler, Tom Davis, Christine DecLeve, Gael Detlner, Quincy Dehne, Jeremy Deisinger, John Dekoven, El Delnevo, Linda Deterline, Brooke DeTrempe, Jennifer Deutschlander, Erika Dominic, Chris Donnelly, Cassie Donnelly, Paul Downing, Todd Drekmeier, Kai Dudley, Walter Duisenberg, Erik Dworkin, Jimmy Ebranimi, Francesa Edelman, Andrea Eichstadt, Klaus Eidson, William Juniors 227 Kkscrom, Joel Elias, Fernando Ellenby, Peter Ellis, Dahle Fang, Frank Farrow, Antonia Fiegl, Christine Finkelstein, Noah Fisk, Colin Fong, Tim Ford, Richard Foreman, Aaron Fox, Kerri Franks, Anita Friedman, Elizabeth Fryberger, Mark Fukada, Cary Gac, Amy Gaiser, Jess George, Paul Giberson, Katie Gibson, Lisa Gorodsky, Lara Gravina, Anna Greenberg, Dan Greene, Ben Gregory, Laura Grilli, Mark Guirand, Derek Hallenbeck, Chris 228 Juniors Hamilton, Shem Hancock, Nelson Hanley, Kathleen Harrington, Beth Hartman, Jed Hawkins, Carissa Heller, Tom Heilman, Erik Henrickson, Paula Hermann, Steve Higbey, Tom Hodges, Heidi Hoffman, Peter Holloway, Irene Holyan, Mark Hong, James Hood, Erin Hsi, Ronald Hsieh, David Hubbard, Ondine Hudson, Tilman Huffman, Brian Ibanez, Anette Irvin, Kim Jackson, Carl Jarvis, Kathy Jensen, Mark Johnson, James Juniors 229 Johnson, Keith Johnson, Steve Jones, Siobhan Kamp, Ted Kantor, Jason Kaplan, Aaron Karst, Lisa Katwan, Sami Kelley, Gordon Kellner, Karen Ketmon, Matt Kenney, Drew Kent, Alyssa Kern, Paul Kieman, Joel King, Mark Kingston, Andrea Kictas, Peter Klein, John Marshall Kniss, Liza sA I M Knowlton, Thaynan Knox, Jason Knudsen, Tony Korepanow, Margie Kofhage, Mark Kratt, Richard Lake, Jon Large, Robert Leahy, Chris Le Blanc, Brenda Leckie, Rafael Levieux, Elizabeth 230 Juniors Levkas, Beth Logan, Sandi Loungway, Deirdre Lum, Arthur Mack, Sara Mackenzie, Alec Maimon, Joe Makowski, Kris Maloba, Keletso Marshall, Jeanie Martin, John Martinez, Ramiro Mayoral, Ed McBride, Bonnie McCaul, Libby McClaine, Michele McClish, Sophia McCullough, Paul McDonald, Karin McFadden, Mario McGrath, Laura McIntyre, Ollie McKee, Barbie McKenna, Justin Juniors 231 Mclaughlin, Dave Melick, Kirscin Meltzer, Didi Mize, Angela Monterrey, Ximena Moore, Chris Musick, Donna Myers, Nancy Nacionales, Mary Namphy, Lisa Nerrie, Caitlin Ness, Meghan Newton, John Nguyen, Diem Nohl, Gaelle Noll, Kimberlee Norbeck, Kirsten Nowhs, Mat Nute, Betsy Obranovich, Steve Obranovich, Tom Ocken, Mimi Ohel, Steve Olsen, Kirsten Olson, Mary Karen Omara, Shannon Ortolano, Alex Owen, Andrew Pappas, Nick Parfitt, Kris Parker, Jason Parra, Claire 232 Juniors Peck, Kristina Penkala, Garth Perez, Michelle Perreault, Paul Peters, Craig Peters, Dan Petersen, Jeff Pidto, Liz Pier, David Polizotto, Renee Powell, Erik Prentiss, Jessica Ramaciotti, Rob Reimnitz, Uta Rice, Abigail Rimmerman, Dean Robinson, Michael Rodriguez, Iris Rogers, Elan Romney, Charles Rosenow, David Rossi, Adam Rowell, William Rowen, Jim Ruggels, Craig Salehierh, Shawn Santos, Jamie Schaefer, Chris Juniors 233 Schaumann, Mark Schedler, Chris Scherer, Tom Schiffbauer, Red Schiller, Brett Schneider, Jason V ) Schooley, Christine Schwaar, Teresa Scott, Paul Scouffas, Rick Seid, Erika Seid, Val Seto, Mary Shackman, Sydney Sharp, Deborah Sharp, Robin Shields, Laurie Sibley, Don Sickel, Edward Silberman, Daryl Silverman, Brad Simpson, Martin Simpson, Mindy Skurnick, Sarah Slanger, Tracy Scoter, Alan Sliney, Carolyn Slomovitz, Charles Smallwood, Brad Smart, Sharon Smith, Brandon Smith, Jennifer 234 Juniors Spinelli, Jolynn Sprock, Dawn Stafford, Page Stam, David Stark, Tom Steiner, Dave Stephan, Eric Stevick, Kevin Stiebel, Jonathan Sugano, Chris Sukienuicki, Robert Sullivan, Sean Sijng, John Symes, Prestin Taddey, Erika Tal, Tomer Talbot, Noel Tang, George Thacker, Chris Thagard, Hillary Tingey, Erika Thompson, Melinda Thorne, Shannon Tinklenberg, Julie Trautmann, Jeannie Trevino, David Trueblood, Hope Juniors 235 Trueblood, Nathan Tucker, Kristen Tung, Palo Turnbull, Braden Turner, Michelle Valenzuela, Cam Van, David Van Horne, Steve Vankonynenburg, Kristin Vahness, Susan Vaughan, Craig Vaughan, Matt Vavaris , Ken Velazquez, Robin Wager-Jauregg, Alex Wang, Ting Waring, Cindy Watson, Jenny Weiler, Chris Weinstein, Dalia Wells, Stacey Wernimont, Rosemarie Westgaard, Courtney Wheeler, Brooke Wheeler, Raymond Whishant, Jeb Whittier, Wally Wiederhold, John Wilkins, John Williams, Cindy 236 Juniors Wilson, Amanda Wilson, David Wilson, Robby Woelfel, Rebecca Wong, Eric Wood, Eric Woodward, Ann Woodworth, Katie Wright, Amy Yeh, Ed Yen, Michel Young, Joan Young, Tim Zaner, Leah Halpren, Michel Missing Juniors Jenny Berman Geoffry Berryman Phil Brubaker John Cabrera Donji Cullen bine Eric Goddard Shelly Goddard Mark Goodnow Stephanie Grant George Iki Gary Jackson Jill Kelly Olau Knudsen Manull Konstantinidis David Martin Nathan Mauch Kevin Meares james Noe Nick Oliger Steven Orozco Ted Pauly Nicole Pearson Christine Rieper Chris Scott Ben Silverman John Simerman Asa Such Stephanie Sumrow David Trevino Neal Vanderlaan Claud Vonderpordten Juniors 237 Sophomores 239 Akerman, Sebastian Allen, Kimberley Alonzo, Justin Alves, Kristin Anderson, Eric Anderson, Mary K. Andrews, Allen Angus, Jamie Aronson, Neil Artates, A madeo Atkins, Thomas Scott Aufmuth, Marla Aul, Victor Azariah, Shanti Kumari Bahrampour, Ali Bailey, Timothy R. Baldwin, Elizabeth Ball, Mark G. Barbee, Rebecca Barnes, Jeffrey Barnes, Sheleen Barney, Paul Barry, Leslie Barry, Sally Barry, Sean Baum, Mark Beasley, Claire Becker, Eitan 240 Sophomores Behr, Holly Bell, Elizabeth Bell, Ingrid Bennet, Rachel Berman, Nanda Bernstein, Sharon Berry, Howard Berson, Matt Bethke, Jennifer Bissig, Raji Blakely, Tamara Blum. Sandra Bob, Samantha Bobick, Stephen Bodine, Mark Bondy, Annette Bosch, Eva Bradley, Perin Braff, Maggie Bramble, Kit Brand, Bruce Brand, Corey Bray, Nicole Brown, Donald Brubaker, John Bryce, Peter Bryson, Melanie Sophomores 241 Burchyns, Christine Burgess, Scott Burr, Cam Buttrill, Jean Caldwell, Brian Cal fee, Sarah Cambridge, Robert Cannon, Lukas Caren, Michael Carson, David Cassel, Char! es Chancellor, Brian Chang, Janet Chao, Howe Choa, Sherwin Chapel, Kelly Charland, Colleen Cheung, Elizabeth Coi, Mili Christie, Ron Clark, Douglas Clark, Peter Coates, Justine Cohen, Catherine Cohen, Lynne Cole, Blaine Colunga, David Conklin, Erika Contreras, Matt Cookson, Andy 242 Sophomores Corning, Stephanie Cox, Lezlee Crawford, Jenny Crawford, Justiana Crocker, Pat Cullenb inc, Che Cunningham, Ian Custard, Curtis Dantoni, Helen Davis, John Dawson, Heather Dernier, David Devalle, Lori Dillon, Kim Dodd, Eric Dodge, John Donald, James Dondershine, Stephen Drapkin, Anne Dudley, Edie Duraj, Jainina Edelstein, Alex Egenes, Carrie Ehrlich, Steve Ekstrand, Jeff Fkstrom, Jason Elsbach, Ensley Fly, Mark Epstein, Amir Erne, Reine Sophomores 243 Kvans, Alexis Fvans, Tamara Farrow, Nicholas Fernandez, Gerrina Farrell, David Ferris, Chris George, Chris Fiegel, Ilelga Fischstein, Dan Coons, Jeff Fisk. Missy Flaggs, Far! Flat, Tal Fleischman, Sidney Fleskes, Richard Flores, Dan Fobes, Chris Fong, Remington Foran, Nathan Ford, James Foss, Hilary Foster, Charles Fox, Hugh Freeman, Jay French, Rob Friedlaender. Diane Funabiki, Marge Gardner, Laura Gauthier. Phil Jorganson, Natasha 244 Sophomores Gilbert, Karen Gill, Anrea Goodman, Michelle Gordon, Xanda Gratiot, Jim Green. Echelle Greene, Jenny Guagliado, Beth Guillory, Wendy Haffner, Cindy Hall. Diane Halliday, lan Halloran, Lori Hansen, Cat hi Hansen, Chauncey Hardy, Finat Harrington, Liz Hart, Hilary Hattner, Sabra Haynes, Meagan Hearn, Ned Henderson, Robbie Hendrick, Clive Hermann, Armando Hessler, Robert Hen bach, Meg Higbey, Guy Hoade. Ben Sophomores 2 45 Hoag, Vicki Hollinger, Jacob Honeychurch, Carole Hoppe, Michelle Howe, Donelle Howell, Sage Hsu, Aaron Huang, Katy Hughes, Paul Hulse, Matt Irvine, Kevin Irwin, Sarah Jamati, Moira Jacobsen, Erik Kelly, Andrew Jang, Jennifer Jefferson, Tanya Koons. Dick Jensen, Jana Johansen, Karen Johnson, Lome Jurgers, Matt Kagel, Susan Kamp, Ted Kao, Louis Kaplan, Susan Kaplan, Nathan Keaton, Dan Kehret, David Keitz, Lisa 246 Kelly, Charles Kenny, Mark Kidwell, Sean Kieraldo, Amy King, Caroline Kirk. Rich Kleckner, Ariel Kockelman, Kara Kolowich, tienji Korol, Steve Kourt, Jamie Kramer Mark Kreutz, Kim Kurn, Carmit Landis, Greg Kurpius, Jim Kuruppu, Nalini Lange, Chip Larson, Kristy Laster, Dan -Leahy, David Lee, Roy Lemley, Ellen Levine, Pam Lewis, Deborah Lewis, Sarah Lieberman, Tanya Linden, Jennifer Londhe, Vedang Longstreth, Sarah Sophomores 247 Lopez, Leticia Lora, Pip Loungway, Patrick Lovas, Greg Lovelace, Keith Lovell, Eric Low, Ward Lowman, Rain Lundsrom, Mark Lundzel, Mark Lyon, Lisa Macres, Jeff Maimon, Joseph Manuel, Eric Martin, Sylvia Martorell, Gabriela Masciarelli, Lauren Mastako, Kim Mastre, Lynne Mastre, Jeannine Matticu, Kevin May, Tami Matthews, Marte Mayo, Tonia Mazzara, Gwendaline McCann, Jenny McCarter, Kim McCaul, Catherine 248 Sophomores McCullum, Dave McCulloch, Robb McGaraghan, Neil McIntosh, John Mclsaac, Galen McKinley, Katie McMillan, Matt Miller, Robin Mitchell, Renee Mogey, John Mohalley, Terri Monberg, Portia Mohr, David Monterry, Linda Montgomery, Pam Moon, Susan Moore, Margaret Moore, Michelle Moretto, Jami Marrow, Molly Moser, Tim Mossman, Andrea Moyer, Kylie Munn, Mindy Murnane, Maria Murry, Rachel Myrtels, Marc Sophomores 249 Nabi, Abdul Nall, Benta Nathe, Tristan Neumarker, Nicole Newson, F.rik Novotny, Mike Nyser, Dan Oblander, Stephen Olive, Foster Olsen, David O'Reilly, Kim Osborne, Paul Osborne, Kristie Ostrander, Erika 02er, Marya Padilla, Steve Paige, Gordon Pang, Teri Papgeogopoul, Dimitris Pappas, Matt Park, Jenny Paugh, Amy Paulicka, Chris Peri, Dan Paring, Celine Peternel, Linda Peters, Julie Petersen, Brian 250 Sophomores Pezzani, Lisa Player, Sam Popovich, Dan Pratt, Brendan Rabin, Karen Prendergast, Peggy Press, Daryl Pressman, Josh Price, Alexandra Price, Kdwin Price Kirsten Pulleyblank, Caiclin Raggio, Shannon Ralph, Renee Ramachandran, Janak Ramsey, Jamie Rasmussen, Rebecca Raugh, Bridget Rawson, Lisa Ray, Dan Rayner, Michelle Reeves, Margaret Reese, Debby Regenos, Jacquelyn Reilly, Jessica Rice, Leigh Richards, Michael Riddle, Aaron Rindlleisch, Greg Robbin, Nina Roberts, BJ Robinson, Brian Sophomores 251 Roche, Julie Rodgers. Jill Rogers, Patty Romney, Barby Ross, Heather Rovner, Abby Roybac, Jason Runner, Mary Russell, John Sabin. Robert Sanchez, Audra Sanchez, Gina Santos, Kent Schneider, Matt Sc holes. Anne Schoner, Leslie Scrima, Matt Seigel, Carrie Sidle, Andrew Silver. Jason Silver, Josh Simmons. Kendall Singh, Sanjit Smith, Erik Smith, Charlotte Smith, Farrell Smith. Greg Smith, Scott 252 Sophomores Schneeveis, Kent Sliter. George Sparks, Peter Spies, Karin Stern, David SteAman, Thomas Steen. Jennifer Stehle. Scott Stein, Laura Stephens, Greg Stern, ITin Stevens, Cara Stodolsky, Amalia Srodolsky, Danny Strausser, Brian Stromcjuist. Pia Suid, Anna Sullivan, Sean Susal, Saul Sutherland, Peter Swerdlick, David Swope, Gary Sydow. Paul Sykes, Catherine Soza, Suzanne Sparaco, Jody Tharpe, Lisa Thompson, Ben Thoits, Colleen Torres. Robert Sophomore 25 Trindade, Jason Tsung, Vivian Tuerk, Elinor Tullis, Kathryn Trneasure, Tanya Turner, Tina Wade, Trevor Wald. Jonathan Wang, Iwei Waring, Justin Wasserman, Jessica Watkins, Andre Watkins, Anthony Webb, Tim Ueubbing, Mary Ullman, Peter Underwood, Sarah Uyeda, Derek Van Houten, Kinde Van, Laura Van Natta, Owen Vercesi, Renato Weber, Jorin Webster, Ian Weinshenker, David Welch, Peter Wen, Andrew Wheeler, Allison White, Terry White, Victoria Whittier, Diane Wilkins, Michael 254 Sophomores Williams, Rol Williams, Noel Williams, Tyler Wilson, Alicia Wilson, Crista Wilson, Richard Witcher, Scott Wolpman, Monica Wood, Brian Woodhams, Jacob Wolff. Lisa Wooley, John Wread, Joanie Wyman, Susan Yep, Kathy Yamasaki, Sharon Young. Chantae Young, Lisa Zaharias, Chris Zamora, Fante Ziegler, Chris Zuckerman, Lora Zulman, Tali Alverez, Buddy Missing Sophomores Fppel, Steve Minies, Valori Hockman, Marc Hocket, Tammy Katwan, Suzanne I.abovitz, Matt Long, Alice Marr, Juli McCann, Karen Pacheco, Renee Rieder, Kim Schmelzer, Joe Strayer, Donovan Torregian, Janina Vorcc. Allison Sophomores 255 FRESHMEN lwi€-A-cMa®wr 256 Freshman Abraham, Brian Abrahamiah, Jeff Abramson, Chris Ainsworth, Paul Andersen, Wendy Anderson, Carrie Anderson, Dena Alderson, Shandy Andrews, James Angwin, Julia Apfelberg, Steve Arms, Molly Armstrong, Jon Arnold, Joann Ashley, Ellen Aspiras, David Avina, Alex Bailen, Anne Ball, Leah Baregu, Koku Barics, Sarah Barnett, Diane Barnes, Susan Baregu, Koki Barker, Jenny Perlstien, Alissa Jones, Paul Goddard, Greg 258 Freshmen Baskind, Sam Bass, Deborah Beach, Kirstin Beall, John Bechtel, Katie Beckford, Carolyn Bell, Rachel Bendotoff, Maryanne Bennett, Dan Bento, Janelle Benz, George Berghausen, Alex Berkeley, David Bertelsen, Erik Bertram, Seth Biancalana, Joe Blank, Kelly Bohley, Janet Bonnet, Julianne Bowles, Lisa Boylan, Erin Brady, Mark Braithwaite, Fabian Braithwaite, Sebastian Freshmen 259 Branson, Kelly Braun, Kendra Brennan, Courtney Bricken, Colin Bright, Kelly Brooks, Tasha Brown, Mike Browne, Tom Brownstein, Adam Burke, Stephen Carby, Lorraine Carlitz, Natasha Carlson, Chris Carpenter, Catherine Carroll, Lynda Carter, Brian Cataldo, Kara Chalmers, Tricia Chao, Hai-Ping Choi, Maxene Christiansen, Steve Cloutier, David Cochrum, Lisa Cohen, Tanya Cole, Ashley Collins, Jenny Cope, Corinne Cornelius, Krista Cornils, Christine Coyle, Lucy Crook, Amy Cunningham, Tim A 260 Freshmen Curyea, Alex Dabney, George Dame, Kirsten Daniell, Lisa Davidson, Elsa Davidson, Jeff Davis, Josh Dawes, Adam Dawson, Marc Dell, Geoff Dentsch, Chris Dickinson, Jennifer Dickinson, Laura Divis, Chris Docter, Cathy Dolan, Clipper Donahey, Teague Dowidar, Bassim Dudley, Jackie Dudley, Terry Dudley, Todd Eddy, Matt Edelstein, Liz Elias, Cynthia Ely, Mandy English, Aleina Erler, Alison Erridge, Hamilton Erving, John Freshmen 26l F.speland, Erin Ettidge, Hamilton Evans, Paul Fahimi, Kamran Feinstein, Matthew Flat, Puff Flores, Rob Foster, Laura Fong, Felicia Freeman, Andy Freman, Eric Fung, May Gac, Melissa Gaddis, Stephanie Garadis, Matt General, Matt Getzoff, Rachel Gill, Dalia Gillan, John Gillette, Heather Gilson, Catherine Ginsburg, Heather Glanz, Jason Glass ford, Zoe Glover, Angela Goddard, Greg Godfrey, Seth Goebel, Clark Goldstein, Hanoch Gonzaga, Christina 262 Freshmen Goodkind, Isaac Gore, Ariel Grant, Geoff Govea, Katherine Gravina, Ian Greenberg, Miriam Greenblo, Kate Greene, John Greenwood, Rebecca Grisiis, Mara Gronachorn, Bill Guerard, Carla Guilford, James Guirand, Gigi Gunther, Karen Hall, Fiona Halpren, Jonas Hamsi, Michael Hancock, Adam Hayes, Cassie Heck, Carson Heinz, Julian Heilman, Kristina Hentzel, Greg Herrick, Alan Hershberger, Alison Heyn, Roce Freshmen 263 Heyn, Sictske Hicks, James Hitchcock, Peter Holloway, Lisa Holt. Iain Holzer, Hoi I Horsma, Jennifer Hough. Heather Huber, David Hulse, Heidi Ingle, Amy Isaman, Mike Jepson, Paul Jerome, Jessica Johnson, Corey Johnson, Jeff Jones, Traci Kalashian, Jennifer Kalkbrenner, Jennifer Kamikihara, Kathy Kaplinsky, Nick Kaskowttz, I.ouis Karademos, Paul Keep, Nigle Kelley, Diana Kellner, Colleen Kelly, Erica Kennedy, Stacy Kenny, Tracy Kenyon, Karen Khan, Soudy King. Brad 264 Freshman King, Colleen Kinsley, Anna Kinsey, Rima Klester, William Kockelman, Paul Koepke, Michelle Kokin, Alex Korol, Amy Koursoyannis, Alex Kracmer, Karen Kract, Will Krechmer, Kimberly Kreutzer, Laura K urn, Dan Lacy, Travis Landis, Doug Lauer, Aaron Lawson, Rob Leary, Geordon Leblanc, Rranden Lee, Adam Lee, Mireille Leppcr, Geoff Leshem, Nir Lew, Michele Lhamon, Dan Liberatore, Paul Freshman 265 Lo, Rossanna Lo, Tony Love, Nicola Lophia, Hersha Lowy, Lisa Lumm, Jeff Ma, Winnie Macdonald, Scott Macy, Kimberly Mag nee, Anne Magee, Matt Manna, Irit Martin, Gabriel Martin, Horaeio Martin, Tris Maser. Mike Mason, Kim Matkina, Anthony May. Merribeth Mayes, Greg Me Bain, Letta McCabe, John McClish. Blaine McDermit. Erin McGrady, Michael McGrath, Mark McGuire, Amy McIntosh, Carey McIntyre, Talley Meherin. Jeanne Meijer, Carolyn Meschon, Rick 266 Freshman Michaels, Matt Milledge, Michelle Miller, Jennifer Misa, Stephanie Mitchell, Laura Moggridge, Erik Mohalley, JJ. Moore. Aaron Moore, Jonathan Moore, Katrina K Moravick, Kim Morrison, Christine Morton, Anjanette Moss, Jesse Mousalan. Monique Msangi, Siwa Murden, Andrew Murnane, Monica Myers, Rachel Namphy, Paul Nelson, Susan Newehl, John Nichols, Valerie Nicol, George Nielsen, Joe Noke, Jennifer Nolberg, Katya Nor beck, Tyra Freshman 267 Nunez, Christina O Connor, Sara Odom, Jenny Oiler, Jeanee Olson. Daniel Olson, Ian Ostby, John Otto, Ann PALS” Janelle Bento Lorraine Carby Owen, Stephen Pappas, Ben Park, Susan Parra, Andrea Parry, Jeff Patitucci, Serena Peacock, Prudence Peardon, Jason Pelton, Paul Perlstein, Alissa Perreault, Craig Perry, Joe Perers, Anne Peters, Marion Petersen, Megan Petersen, Scott Peterson, Diane Peterson, John Pharriss, Lotti Picker, Ronen 268 Freshman A Piercy, Mark Pinsky, Annie Pipgras, Christine Plotkin, Nicole Pope, Matt Pope, Maya Powell, Bryan Prinz, Anat Quita, Jaime Ratliff, Susan Regoli, Paul Reich, Chris Reid, Denna Reller, Steve Reyes, Marc Reyfman. Alex Rigney, Stacy Ritchey, Jed Roegiers, Brice Rogers, Becky Rosenow, Michael Russell, Michele Rysdorp, Michael Saal, Jessica Freshman 269 Siegel, Karen Sinclair, Sason Sisk, Daryl Smith, Julie Schemel, Matt Scott, Chris Seid, Marc Seitz, Eric Sen, Maya Sharp, Andrew Sharp, Bill Shen, Christine Shields, Jennifer Shore, Allison Short, Andrew Siddal, Alison Smith, Patrick Spain, Sheryl Spector, Sandy Stack, Dan Stanley, Sean Stearns, Shuloh Steele, Cameron Stehle, Christine Stein, Jonathan Strain, Carter Stromqist, Carl Stuart, Jason 270 Freshman Sung, Janet Tabor, Philip Taddey, Anne Tam, Alec Tarnopolsky, Assaf Thagard, Pam Thiede, Mike Thomas, Rachel Thompson, Holly Thorne, Mandy Tilghman, Tony Ttngey, Karen Tomlinson. 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Ads Candids 287 In Memory Of Alison Walker , - OVS - Y iLm jO TViQjafo 4p rruv wnA iP oJ Vc 2 '3 1H Aurrvsu a. - c onovi T On..- - }A Ai- an cw d$ %LLi t5 f ’ ne fo move on. . . This final page is dedicated to the memory of Alison Walker. Her tragic death in early January came as a sudden shock and brought sorrow to all who knew her. The final page of a yearbook is generally devoted to summing up the year, to finalizing unfinished business, and to saying goodbye. By dedicating this page to her memory, the editors hope to allow those who were denied a chance to say goodbye, the opportunity to do so. As her life was tragically cut short, we also hope that this page will serve as a substitute, no matter how poor, for a gradual, natural ending to her life. Finally, we hope that this page will serve as a reminder. Let it remind us of friendship, love, and understanding. Alison’s smile, wit, and indeed her whole presence will be sorely missed. We, the editors and staff of the yearbook, would like to express sympathy to her family, friends, and all those fortunate enough to nave known her. 288 Editors' Note
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