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The Pim.ui’s Kxktku Academy. ( V report of proficiency, faithfulness, and n;np of lIn ’ mu) ' (Z(f s , ■ % • mattes w. . ' ■ ' • cmtstri , r, . - .{A • •% ?«O.Y V, -r, • a v V r J rni aiding Pccanlnr ja, iSyi. UKAVK. I ' M ! UFVt.NKS AND • ICOKT. A I I I NDANt V.. e L L Absences from A ' . stations and Gymnasium, u cd, . A t ' ft i s from Recitations and Gy l id 7 urn, not r. . . , Absences from Chap , excused, .... Absences from Chafe , not excused. Absences from Church, excused , .... Absences from Church, not excused, § CHARLES E. FISH, Prints. l ' rocciency is indicated in live grades, hythe letters A, B, C, D, E A rtpresents practicalh perlect work. It is a mark of special distinction and seldom con¬ ferred. 11 n rv work, and i what the average student should aim to receive, but mu t not always expect. y ' ’ rk 1,01 K’ l = “« f r special commendation. nor so poor as to call for social U reprints work not satisfactory ami implies that improvement is necessary. E v «y ““satisfactory work. Students of this grade will he dropped. faithfulness and effort are indicated in tines grades, by the figures 1, 2, 3. 1 indicate satisfactory faithfulness and elTort. 2 indicates spasmodic effort. 3 indicates indifference. V.-««.len, shall he ..idered a candidat e for a scholarship who gets C i in mote than one s student shall I I(T(tint- !tn If. A ’, ! ,■ ( y r«r ’ ? No SOUt ' A jfO •, , . ........ • • i . • Weight . ... . Height, •‘tamUng . . . Head girth.. Seek girth .. .. Che-t girth, natural .. .... CUe t girth inflated.J ' W A .. .. « J 7 ,1S J , 3 4 ul- i- ‘ ' 7 5 ' ? A u TM ■t . ' u M I I I 1 7 yr . 5 m, 57,3 108,5 50 ;to.7 so, 1 03.S HH.i Waist girth, natural. Thigh girth, right . ... .. 76,5 70.2 2 5o;; Thigh girth, left.. Calf girth, right . .. ,. Calf girth, left...... ...... . Upper-arm girth, right. Upper-arm girth, left. Fore-arm girth, right. . Fore-firm girth, left ... . stretch of arms.. .. ... strength fore-arms .,.. strength upper-arm- Strength chest, i strength back.. Strength legs. . —.. A A $’ • « © - j. ■ . tg 1 A Sr i E i t ! t j 2 ; = m - I a f 2 1 t £2 3 w r f 40.0 33.8 2rl .3 33.L 7 1 . JJ 4 £ -—_ 13.7 J 3- X 2H 3 A f 27.4 , 37. S f 25.5 3-6. 73 24.8 j : . i 17 i .8 3( j 34.6 Ml 4 1 1 60.0 T t-f j 146.1 200.1 Strength lungs. . j - J 14.1 Total strength,. , ... Ml - j 473.8 Dtps .. 1 7 6.1 Pull up ... .. J . I t. _ u 6.1 Development.. 522.6 Condition. -3 9, —48.8 Capacity of lungs . . ' J TIm - ; comparison and average are based ou 850 meusurvmenta taken In the Gymnasium, 1880 00, A, above the average, li, below the average. 2 Exeter, New Hampshire Volume XCVIII 4 FOREWORD As Exeter celebrates its 200th birthday, it is only fit¬ ting that the PEAN should capture the special spirit of the Bicentennial year. We have devoted sixteen pages explicitly to the Bicentennial celebration. At the same time, we again observe the traditional features — senior section, student activities, athletics, student and faculty candids — so important to capturing the vitality of Academy life. Each page reflects our pride in Exeter. We hope that this, the largest edition of the PEAN, will help alumni remember their days at Exeter, and aid those soon to join the ranks of alumni in recalling this year in the future. 6 Dedication Theodore Reilly Seabrooke Jr. was born on February 21, 1921, in Minneapolis, was graduated from high school in Maywood, Illinois, and received his B.S. degree in Physical Education from the University of Illinois in 1942. After teaching for three years in Granite City, Illinois, he joined the Exeter faculty in the fall of 1945. Born and brought up a Midwesterner, he spent the last thirty-five years of his life serving this New England school. Mr. Seabrooke showed great enthusiasm for everything he did, be it teaching preps to wrestle or coaching championship teams. He was best known for his expertise in wrestling, but his talents extended to football and lacrosse. On all levels, he knew how to get the most from his athletes. Never too busy to help with a problem, he took a personal interest in each student. He listened thoughtfully and helped students through times of trouble. Mr. Seabrooke also loved to recount colorful experi¬ ences, especially wrestling matches. His endless supply of anecdotes lightened difficult moments and held the attention of generations of Exonians. The loss of Mr. Seabrooke is felt by everyone who knew him. More than a teacher, he was also a friend. To him we gratefully dedicate the Bicentennial edition of the PEAN. In Appreciation The list of people who have helped us is almost endless. We would however like to extend our special thanks to several people who have been invaluable in preparing the book. Mrs. Flora Goodrich and Mr. James Del Buono, as well as the rest of the Accounting Office staff willingly answered our queries and tolerated our numerous errors. Mr. Paul Sadler, Jr., Director of Publications, provided us with many photographs, including all that appear in the Face Book section. Without the many hours that Mr. Edourd Desrochers spent in the Academy Archives with us, the old photographs and documents in our Bicentennial section could not have been brought to print. The Alumni Office, especially Mrs. Elizabeth Terry, provided the lists and address labels which have so greatly simplified our jobs. Their advice on soliciting contributions has permitted us to expand the book to its present length. Whenever we needed to stuff P.O. boxes, Mrs. Helen Richard and Mr. Roger Desjardins at the Academy Post Office always lent a hand and tolerated the confusion we added. We would also like to thank Mr. Guy Garon and the Hunter Publishing Company. Mr. Garon made himself available whenever his assistance was needed. Finally, we would like to express our sincerest gratitude to Mr. Doug¬ las Rogers, our faculty advisor. This year, his role was much greater than in the past. We hope he will continue to work with the PEAN. 9 10 11 V--, •• • y t V ra 7 ' i w ;lK|L MBwf ' f js k ME - IsP M ' • ■ ■’ 4 piLSi. . A “ij . • mBfc ' i BHb p W g ' 1 i i ¥ i f v yy W]t p, JB£p Dtj IHf 1 ' L A ' Pa i£a«.j Mte- . X S ’nJL 13 - SOB 14 16 17 I y V.? i i i] IgRli L p IpnoH p 1 ' Bfr 4 filial 1 A Ha pjPSfll WslmEtA M ws ljsjh 11 Polo players do it at both ends. 26 BUS njm ‘I just decaffinated my husband. Would you vote for this man? ‘They’re these little yellow pills, you know . . Have you smiled at a Dean today? 27 28 29 ■i - 4 , jfeg 32 33 r ra? . ' ' , .V %• , w • « • ’ r ' ‘ . ;. -K w ■% ' ' „ % , « ... VfS ■ • «ffr 3 WK F ' ; aji . ( 1 44r w 36 37 1 s. M A ft 3 71; 6 i 14 60 jJfLLAM pUSSO-V REV m IF mi Jiin | Bps JfcBBBSm 1 - Wm ■ 31 WK-,- 1 ! ?;$« i 0 HI mmmm HHH L 1 L y_ .. — -■ f M tjj - -aw ®! SKSaSSSf 45 48 PEOPLE TRUSTEES Front Row: Charles H. Toll (President), Stephen G. Kurtz, Mary Rogers Guettel, Joseph F. Toot Jr., James H. Ottaway Jr. (Vice President) Middle Row: F. William Andres, William B Moses Jr., Doris F. Fisher, Ross E. Traphagen Jr., Bruce P. Dennen, Robert D. Storey, Back Row: James A. Fisher, Davis R. Robinson, Daniel K. Stuckey (Clerk), Frederic R. Mayer, Richard L. Tucker, Michael V. Forrestal, Missing from picture: Richard B. Bailey, John R. Chase, Jeffrey H. Coors, Teresa F. Heinz. 50 ADMINISTRATION Stephen G. Kurtz, A.B., Ph.D. — Principal; Elected 1974. Henry F. Bedford, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. — Vice Principal, Cowles Professor in the Humanities, and Instructor in History; Appointed 1957. Joseph E. Fellows, A.B., A.M. — Counselor; Appointed 1976. Thomas C. Hayden, A.B., M.Ed., M.A. — Director of College Placement and Instructor in History; Appointed 1968. John D. Herney, A.B., M.A.T. — Director of Admissions and Financial Aid; Appointed 1980. Susan J. Herney, B.A., M.Ed. — Associate Dean of Students; Appointed 1972. Paul R. Mahoney, B.A., M.Ed. — Dean of Students; Appointed 1967. Jill Nooney, B.A., M.S.W. — Counselor; Appointed 1978. Paul Sadler, Jr., A.B. — Director of Publications and Editor of The Phillips Exeter Academy Press; Appointed 1965. Stephen C. Smith, B.A., M.A., M.A.T. — Dean of the Faculty and Instructor in History; Appointed 1964. Rheua S. Stakeley, B.A. — Assistant Director of Admissions and Financial Aid; Appointed 1973. Daniel K. Stuckey, A.B., A.M. — Assistant Principal for Alumni Affairs and Development; Appointed 1971. George E. Tucker, B.A. — Assistant Dean of Students; Appointed 1980. John W.G. Tuthill, A.B., M.D. — Director of Student Health Services; Appointed 1954. Nancy H. Wilder, A.B. — Admissions Office; Appointed 1980. 51 DRAMA Nicholas B. Dawson, A.B., M. Arch. — Instructor in Art; Appointed 1972. Henry P. James, B.F.A., M.A. — Instructor in Art; Appointed 1972. Cabot Lyford, B.F.A. — Instructor in Art; Appointed 1963. Susan P. MacDougall, B.F.A. — Instructor in Art; Appointed 1980. Dian N. Martin, B.A. — Instructor in Art; Appointed 1977. Joan C. Pratt, B.A. — Instructor in Art; Appointed 1978. John Wharton, B.A., M.A. — Chairman of the Department of Art and Director of the Lamont Gallery; Appointed 1975. ATHLETICS Barbara B. Bowes, B.S., M.S. — Instructor in Physical Education; Appointed 1973. William R. Daviero, B.S., M.S. — Instructor in Physical Education; Appointed 1980. William J. Dennehy, B.S. — Instructor in Physical Education; Appointed 1971. Alan H. Estey, B.S., M.Ed. — Director of Summer Athletic Programs and Instructor in Physical Education; Appointed 1969. John E. Fraser, B.S., M.S. — Instructor in Physical Education; Appointed 1978. Katherine N. Nekton, B.S., M.S. — Assistant to the Chairman of the Department of Physical Education; Appointed 1973. Roger A. Nekton, M.S. — Instructor in Physical Education; Appointed 1963. Theodore R. Seabrooke Jr., B.S. — Chairman of the Department of Physical Education; Appointed 1945. CLASSICS 54 David D. Coffin, B.A., M.A. — Bradbury Longfellow Cilley Professor of Greek; Appointed 1953. Edward C. Echols, B.A., M.A. — George Shattuck Morison Professor of Latin and Chairman of the Department of Classical Languages; Appointed 1957. Richard M. Morante, A.B., A.M. — Instructor in Classical Languages; Appointed 1960. David E. Thomas, A.B., M.A. — Instructor in Classical Languages; Appointed 1957. Allan D. Wooley, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. — Instructor in Classical Languages; Appointed 1968. DRAMA L. Lane Bateman, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. — Instructor in Drama; Appointed 1980. Grant A. Moran, A.B. — Instructor in Drama; Appointed 1980. Donald P. Schultz, B.S., M.S. — Chairman of the Department of Drama; Appointed 1966. ENGLISH V K rf . r mm m ,1 m ; ‘i i , 4 f IwW Jftl It William H. Bolden, A.B. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1969. Michael F. Drummey, A.B.. M.A. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1969. Claudia C. Gallant, A.B., A.M. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1978. Peter C. Greer, B.A. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1968. Robert A. Grey, A.B., M.A.T. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1966. Robert M. Hamilton, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1977. Sharon S. Hamilton, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1977. John B. Heath, A.B. — Thomas S. and Elinor B. Lamont Professor of English; Appointed 1949. John J. Kane, A.B., M.A. — Instructor in English and Assistant to the Director of College Placement; Appointed 1973. Dolores T. Kendrick, B.S., M.A.T. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1972. Susan M. King. B.A., M.A.T. — Teaching Fellow in English; 1980-81. Elizabeth M. Kirchen, B.A., Ph.D. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1980. Harvard V. Knowles, A.B., M.A. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1974. George H. Mangan, B.A., M.A. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1976. Charles W. Pratt, A.B. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1966. Jerald V. Reneau, A.B., M.A. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1980. Norval W. Rindfleisch, A.A., A.B., A.M. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1968. Christine Robinson, B.A. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1980. Douglas G. Rogers, B.A., M.A., M.Ed. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1977. Douglas A. Snow, A.B. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1959. Merryn R. Spurrier, B.A., M.A.T. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1978. Charles L. Terry, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1967. David O. Thompson, B.A., Ph.D. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1980. Frederick G. Tremallo, B.A. — Woodbridge Oldin Professor of English and Chairman of the Department of English; Appointed 1964. David R. Weber, A.B., A.M., M.A. — Instructor in English; Appointed 1970. 56 57 HISTORY Henry F. Bedford, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. — Vice Principal, Cowles Professor in the Humanities, and Instructor in History; Appointed 1957. Donald B. Cole, A.B., Ph.D. — Robert Shaw White Professor of History; Appointed 1947. Christine L. Compston, A.B., M.A. — Instructor in History; Appointed 1978. Donald W. Foster, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. — Howard Phillips Professor of Anthropology; Appointed 1973. Albert C. Ganley, B.A., M.A. — Instructor in History; Appointed 1963. Everett A. Gilcreast, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. — Chairman of the Department of History; Appointed 1967. Thomas C. Hayden, A.B., M.Ed., M.A. — Director of College Placement and Instructor in History; Appointed 1968. Andrew W. Hertig, A.B., M.A. — Instructor in History; Appointed 1968. Martha G. Newman, A.B. — Teaching Fellow in History; 1980-81. Patricia A. Peard, B.A., M.A. — Instructor in History; Appointed 1975. Robert B. Pruitt, A.B., A.M. — Instructor in Histroy; Appointed 1973. Richard D. Schubart, B.A., M.A. — Instructor in History; Appointed 1973. Donald P. Schultz, B.S., M.S. — Instructor in History; Appointed 1966. Stephen C. Smith, B.A., M.A.T., M.A. — Dean of Faculty and Instructor in History; Appointed 1964. Marian E. Strobel, A.B., M.A., Ph.D. — Instructor in History; Appointed 1978. 58 — MATHEMATICS David H. Arnold, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1967. Scott H. Balcomb, B.A., M.S. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1978. Anja S. Bankoski, B.A., M.A.T. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1974. Eric S. Bergofsky, B.E.S., M.E.D. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1977. Richard G. Brown, A.B., A.M.T., M.A. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1962. William E. Campbell, B.S., M.A. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1973. Clarence R. Clements, A.B., Ed.M., C.A.S. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1969. Robert H. Cornell, A.B., M.A. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1966. David K. Dimmock, B.S., M.S. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1972. Donald C. Dunbar, A.B., A.M.T., M.A. — Chairman of the Department of Mathematics; Appointed 1955. Frank T. Gutmann, B.A., M.A., M.A. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1959. Charles A. Hamblet, B.S., M.Ed., M.A.T. — Bicentennial Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1970. Mary S. Kilgore, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1972. Ransom V.B. Lynch, S.B., M.A.T. — George Albert Wentworth, Professor and Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1939. Richard L. Parris, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1978. Timothy J. Pettus, B.S., M.S. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1980. James S. Taylor, B.Sc. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1980. John C. Warren, B.A., M.A., M.S.T. — Instructor in Mathematics; Appointed 1955. HIT lliW BwBWEV li MODERN LANGUAGES |Pf Aldo J. Baggia, B.A., M.A. — Instructor in Modern Languages; Appointed 1968. Valentine Bosetto, A.B., A.M. — Chairman of the Department of Modern Languages; Appointed 1955. Werner Brandes, B.A., Ph.D. — Instructor in German; Appointed 1964. Miguel Buisan, B.S., B.A., M.A. — Instructor in Spanish; Appointed 1966. Charles E. Deardorff, B.A., A.M. — Instructor in Russian; Appointed 1962. Emile J. Dion, Jr., A.B., A.M., M.Ed. — Instructor in French and Spanish; Appointed 1962. Lincoln D. Hammond, A.B., Ph.D. — Instructor in French; Appointed 1973. Janet E. Kehl, A.B., M.A.T. — Instructor in French; Appointed 1970. Deborah L. Krieger, B.A. — Instructor in French; Appointed 1980. Brian G. Morgan, B.A., M.A. — Instructor in French; Appointed 1969. Francesca Piana, B.A., M.A., M.A. — Instructor in Spanish; Appointed 1976. Joseph A. Reiter, B.A., M.A. — Instructor in French; Appointed 1980. James E. Samiljan, A.B., M.A. — Instructor in Spanish; Appointed 1967. Philippe A. Thurneyssen, A.M. — Instructor in French; Appointed 1970. Andre R. Vernet, B.A., M.A. — Director of the Summer School, 1959 Independence Foundation Professor, and Instructor in French; Appointed 1958. 62 MUSIC A. Irving Forbes, M.M. — Chairman of the Department of Music; Appointed 1960. Charles Forbes, A.B., M.M. — Instructor in Music; Appointed 1975. INSTRUCTORS IN MUSIC Martin Amlin, B.M., M.M., D.M.A. — Piano. John Brookfield, B.M.E., M.S., M.A. — Brass. Lynda Copeland, B.M., M.M. — Organ, Harpsichord and Piano. Lodowick Crofoot, A.B., M.S., J.D. — Piano. Phoebe Flewelling, B.M. — Voice. A. Irving Forbes, B.M.E., M.M. — Bassoon. Charles Forbes, A.B., M.M. — Cello and String Ensemble. Thomas Gallant — Jazz Piano and Stage Band. Adele Holevas, Ed.M. — Piano and Wind Ensemble. Meredyth Jones, B.M., M.M. — Voice. Carole Lieberman, B.A., M.M., D.M.A. — Violin and Viola. Richard Mauser, B.M.E., M.M. — Woodwinds. Cecilia Saltonstall, A.B. — Recorder. Eric Sinclair, B.S. — Folk, Jazz, and Rock Guitar. Robert Squires, B.A. — Classical Guitar. Douglas E. Worthen, B.M., B.M.E. — Flute. RELIGION David D. Daniels III, A.B., M. Div. — Instructor in Religion; Appointed 1979. Mary T. DeVault, B.A., M.A. — Acting Chairman of the Department of Religion; Appointed 1978. David B. Mcllhiney, A.B., B.D., Ph.D. — School Minister and Instructor in Religion; Appointed 1977. Daniel W.P. Morrissey, O.P., B.A., M.A., M.A., S.T.L. — Chairman of the Department of Religion; Appointed 1970. Peter Vorkink II, B.A., B.D., A.M. — Instructor in Religion; Appointed 1972. Li SCIENCE O ' O Richard S. Aaronian, B.A. — Instructor in Science; Appointed 1971. Lynda K. Beck, B.S., Ph.D. — Instructor in Science; Appointed 1972. Richard F. Brinkerhoff, A.B., M.A. — Harlan Page Amen Professor and Instructor in Science; Appointed 1947. Robert F. Brownell Jr., B.A., M.A., M.S.T. — Instructor in Science; Appointed 1958. Charles A. Compton, B.S., Ed.M. — 1961 Independance Foundation Professor and Instructor in Science; Appointed 1955. James V. Ekstrom, B.S., M.Ed. — Instructor in Science; Appointed 1969. Lewis H. Hitzrot, A.B., M.S. — Instructor in Science; Appointed 1974. Richard A. Hoffman, B.S., A.M., Ph.D. — Instructor in Science; Appointed 1965. Mary E. Plumb, B.S., M.S. — Instructor in Science; Appointed 1974. Andrew A. Polychronis, B.A., M.S. — Chairman of the Department of Science; Appointed 1961. Dudley S. Taft, B.A., A.M. — Instructor in Science; Appointed 1951. David R. Walker, B.S., Ed.M. — Instructor in Science; Appointed 1963. 66 4 -■ - 4 . Wetherell Elm Street Librarians Grill Staff 71 ONCE IN A LIFETIME By Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman Directed by Lane Bateman and Donald P. Schultz CAST (in order of appearance) A1 Jolson. His Mother. George Lewis. May Daniels. Jerry Hyland . A Porter. Helen Hobart. Susan Walker. First Cigarette Girl. First Gentleman. First Woman. Second Gentleman. Second Woman. Second Cigarette Girl. Policeman. Miss Phyllis Fontaine. Miss Florabel Leigh. Bellboy. Mrs. Walker. Ernest, the headwaiter. Mr. Norton. Mr. Norton’s Date. Mr. Meterstein. Miss Chasen. A Would Be Star.. Mr. Herman Glogauer . Miss Leighton. Lawrence Vail. Mr. Weisskopf. First Page. Second Page . Art Sullivan. Victoria Moulton. Olivia Fulton. A Voice Pupil. Rudolph Kammerling. First Singing Electrician. Second Singing Electrician . . . Mr. Flick. Second Bridesmaid. Third Bridesmaid. First Cameraman. Second Cameraman. Fourth Bridesmaid. First Bridesmaid. First Electrician. Second Electrician. First Lightman. Second Lightman. Bishop. George’s Assistant. Leading Man. Mixer. Painter. Biographer.. Tie Salesman. Reporter. Script Girl. .Vince McCarthy .Cosy Sheridan .Jeff Meyer .Katie Rindfleisch .Aaron James .Jason Engel .Janet Reinke .Naomi Vogel .Cosy Sheridan .Graham Anderson .Frances Ruml .Mark Bradford .Molly King .Nancy Carson .Vince McCarthy .Julia Hunt .Laura P. Callanan . Gene Ward .Elizabeth Messud .Peter Getty .Ted Parr .Becky Chapnick .Steve Creighton .Phoebe Bennett .Pierre Crepeau .Joe Fernandez .Miriam Leuchter .David Kurtz .Ted Parr .Graham Anderson .Mark Bradford .Steve Creighton .Becky Chapnick .Frances Ruml .Pierre Crepeau .Philip Stockton .Vince McCarthy .Peter Getty .Gene Ward .Cosy Sheridan .Nancy Carson .Jason Engel .Mtk Bradford .Becky Chapnick .Molly King .Vince McCarthy .Peter Getty Suzanne Van Amburgh . Ben Rooks .Gene Ward .Pierre Crepeau .Graham Anderson .Joe Rindfleisch .Ted Parr .Molly King .Vince McCarthy .Peter Getty .Frances Ruml 72 k SENIOR DANCE 74 ■R A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE By Tennessee Williams Directed by Grant Moran CAST (in order of appearance) Negro Woman. Eunice Hubbell. Stella Kowalski. Stanley Kowalski. Blanche DuBois. Steve Hubbell. Mitch. Pablo Ginzales. Young Collector. Mexican Woman. Doctor. Nurse. .Kim McLarin .Kitty Balay .Sarah Binger .Phil Stockton Marjorie Schlaikjer . . Chuck Slaughter .Peter Satriano .foe Fernandez .David Kurtz . . Donna Schroeder . . . Vince McCarthy . . . . Carolyn Walter 78 80 ATHLETICS 81 GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY Row 1 — B. Shapiro, S. Korsak, S. Drouilhet (Capt.), P. McKay, E. Dueger, B. Schmidt; Row 2 — M. Lawlor, C. Margerum, A. Krulak, S. Funkhouser, K. Orvik, Coach Parris With the two veterans, Sue Drouilhet and Peggy McKay, guiding and influx of nine new members, the Girls’ Cross Country Team proved its third season to be the most successful yet. Trouncing six opponents, among them Portsmouth H.S. and Hyde (each defeated by PEA for the first time), the girls held a solid final record of 6 wins and 2 losses. Although Northfield — Mt. Hermon and Andover defeated PEA, the red put up a good fight. Versus Andover, lower Moira Lawlor, upper Beth Schmidt, upper Sam Korsak, Senior captain Sue Drouilhet, and upper Betsy Shapiro led the Exeter squad, picking up places 2-4-6-8-10; Sally Funkhouser, Kirsti Orvik, Peggy McKay, Amy Krulak, Christine Margerum, and Erica Dueger also showed top performances. Exeter lost to Andover by only 5 points, a meet which the big blue thought to dominate easily. The Interscholastic Championships were at Hyde this year. Once again the red faced Andover and N-MH on a course covered with slick mud. The Exeter girls ran well; placing in the top fifteen (out of more than 100 participants) Schmidt, Korsak, and Lawlor received medals for seventh, eleventh and twelfth places, respectively. Finishing third overall, Exeter showed great spirit screaming a grand “Ogga logga chi” with Andover, the Interschol victors. Since only two team members were seniors, coach Richard Parris looks forward to another exciting season next fall. Co-captains elect Schmidt and Korsak hope to lead PEA runners in bringing home the championship. • _ __ BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY Row 1 — Coach Dimmock, B. Boesch, B. Sherman, P. Johnson, J. Baker, J. Bean (Capt.), S. Lawlor, C. Jungheim, Coach Bruce; Row 2 — Coach Lovshin, C. Tseng, J. Imhof, C. Parris, E. Welles, J. Levinston, S. Ames, M. Morrissey, M. Johnson, Coach Walker. Cross Country this year had a mixed season with a record of 4-5 and coming in third place in the New England Interscholastic Championships. High points of the season included Sean Lawlor’s two record breaking performances: breaking our school record by seven seconds with a time of 15:27 and smashing Andover’s course record with a time of 14:21 and an individual first place. Disappointments for the team were due in part to the injuries sustained by key members, Captain Jonathan Bean, senior Phil Johnson and Upper Jon Baker. Necessary depth needed to win and race was provided by veteran runners Bill Boesch and Bill Sherman and new runners Chris Jungheim and Mike Morrissey. Coach Dimmock led the team in the pre-season camping trip to Lake Winnipesaukee with the Girls’ Cross Country team, picking apples in Stratham, and making cider in Brentwood which added to the high spirit of the team. Captain Bean led the team in such escapades as attacking the Girls’ Varsity Soccer Team, victimizing innocent tour guides, and raiding the Hydro-Massage, Sub-Aqua therapy tanks. Captain-elect Jon Baker and Coach Dimmock look forward to another high spirited season next year. 84 t FIELD HOCKEY Row 1 — H. Mason, S. Jones, L. Dillenbeck, L. Schwartz, J. Truslow, S. Good; Row 2 — B. Trowbridge, J. Fritts, J. Harris, K. Fritts (Capt.), K. Jaffin, A. Carter, Coach Taft; Absent — P. Westerfield. Returning to Exeter in September, we were challenged to pull ourselves together fast enough to play a game in three days. We managed, somehow, to not only play a game but to make Amesbury work hard for their win. As we watched ourselves play good hockey with apparently no effort we thought we just might have a good season. With three losses and four ties, we were not exactly undefeated. But we were a good team. More than anything else the 1980 field hockey team was a TEAM. We worked hard together, and supported each other. There were no superstars because every girl was a good hockey player. Games were won and lost, goals scored by the team together. High spirits, enthusiastic coaching, and pumpkin smashing brought the team together to win. We reached our peak towards the end of the season when we beat Governor Dummer 2-0 and two daj s later squashed Andover 2-0. Many thanks to Phoebe Davis and Marty Taft for their superb coaching, support, and never-failing smiles. Watch out for next year’s team with ten returning lettermen led by captains-elect Lee Dillenbeck and Laura Schwartz. They are going to be fantastic. Good Luck! RECORD Field Hockey 1980 Amesbury 1-3 Newburyport 2-2 Sacred Heart 3-0 St. Paul’s 2-2 Northfield 3-2 Pingree 3-0 Bowdoin J.V. 1-1 Masconomet 1-2 Triton 0-2 Andover 2-0 Concord 1-1 FOOTBALL Row 1 — J. Burbank, J. Fitzpatrick, P. Anastos, M. Goggin, G. Dunn, D. Woodruff (Capt.), S. Borek, T. Hickey, H. Bourque, W. Donovan, P. Miller (Manager), Coach Daviero; Row 2 — G. Bankoski, B. Donahue, C. Johnson, T. Miksen, M. Harrington, M. Stephens, G. Stewart, J. Lavery, D. Kendall, M. Byrne, Coach Onthank, Coach Wharff; Row 3 — B. Shea, A. Burger, R. Winston, B. Harris, R. Epinette, J. Anderson, M. DuBois, C. Pompa, J. Mueller, Coach Zalenski, Coach Fraser, Coach Estey 88 89 II ■ Exeter-Andover Game 90 r GIRLS’ SOCCER Row 1 — L. Hamilton, A. Ready, M. Sullivan, A. Malabre, T. Gould (Capt.), L. Polk [Capt.), S. Corrin, A. Woodbridge, Coach Bowes; Row 2 — T. Vickers, R. Bowman, K. Parkinson, S. Saffron, H. Frasier, C. Atkins, B. Schuchert, P. Thorner, J. Thorner, Coach Farnham The Girls’ Varsity Soccer team this year was a balanced, mutually supportive one. Their finale with Andover showed the improvement they worked for. The enthusiasm couldn’t have been better. A promising group of Uppers and underclassmen were guided through the season by some experienced Seniors. J.V. had an excellent record which showed their hard work and tough coaching. They lost only two games, both to teams they also beat. They are encouraging material for next year. This year’s captains were Thalia Gould and Leigh Polk, who have a combined seven years of PEA soccer experience. The MVP was Gould, and she was also Best Offense. Best Defense was Senior Sarah Corrin. Three ear player Anne Ready converted from fullback to alfback midseason. Martha Sullivan and Barbara Moss were strong on defense. It was Moss’ first year on Varsity. Next year’s captains, Julie Thorner and Paige Thorner, can hope for a team as enthusiastic and together as this year’s. BOYS’ SOCCER Row 1 —J. Hand, M. Herrnstein, J. McGinty, B. Crichlow, S. Mellen (Capt.), R. Gettig, R. Russel, A. Treadwell, M. Okwu; Row 2 — Coach Dennehy, K. Forrest, J. Atkinson, W. Bellamy, S. Wales, J. Jacobs, C. Mellen, B. Hansen, T. Gould; Row 3 — R. Bitman, J. Leake, D. Weeder, D. McLaughlin, T. Daccord, C. Smith, U. Brandes, S. Campbell, J. Darsie, Absent: C. Kim 94 - X 555? $ 1U if t f Srfap 3 t I nJS im £ffr ' $ kf ‘}A v S®sas0i ' ®K silii§yfp The Boys’ Varsity Soccer Team compiled a respectable but inconsistent record of 8-6-1. Although plagued by midseason losses, the team dominated in exciting home victories over Deerfield and Andover. The team progressed and strengthened through constant effort and unity, culminating the season with two decisive shutouts over Andover. Team leaders were evident on all ends of the field. While John Hand and Werten Bellamy scored goals; Chip Mellen, John Jacobs, and Scott Mellen controlled play in the midfield. The defense, led by MVP Brooks Critchlow and Rich Russell, became a guiding force by the end of the season. 95 WATER POLO Row 1 — C. Greenhalgh (Manager), K. Hook, B. Jezic, C. O’Dell (Capt.), C. Bitzer (Capt.) M. Notaro, C. Reid, H. Svensson; Row 2 — Coach Nekton, T. Reid, F. Smith, A. Debaubigny, K. Gibson, R. Savitt, J. Bouchard, J. Harding, E. Ketchum (Manager) The 1980 Varsity Water Polo season was filled with many memorable moments: the van rides to Greenwich, Harvard, and Brown, the home opener overtime victory over Williams, the Exonian Faithful at their best, the Big Red Psyche Ball, the grill psyche sessions, Coach’s Bible of Polo, and the polo hymn. There were also some undesired experiences. The Brown game, referees not calling the game the way in which we had been taught, sprints in the old pool, the feeling after a day’s practice. All these were hurdles, roadblocks which were overcome with perseverance, mind control, and teamwork. Each player giving his all, whether it be in practice, in a game, or on the sidelines supporting their teammates; this is what a team is all about. This is Exeter Polo. This is the 1980 New England Champions. The Polo Hymn Polo is the greatest sport That we love to play We will dream it in the night And play it in the day We will score one, We will win one We will score one, we will win one And we’ll be the best Team in the East And we’ll be the best Team in the East. SPORTS STATISTICS Football 6 Worcester 28 Waterpolo 20 Choate 23 4 Brown V. 19 47 Tabor 22 12 Harvard V. 12 8 N.M.H. 20 22 UNH V. 6 7 Deerfield 7 13 Amherst V. 9 6 Andover 14 14 Williams V. 11 21 Cushing 24 11 Trinity V. 4 7 Lawrenceville 8 10 Greenwich 9 16 Deerfield 12 Girls’ Cross Country 7 MIT V. 11 19 St. Pauls 40 9 Greenwich 3 21 So. Portland 37 13 Loomis Chaffee 5 36 N.M.H. 23 8 Deerfield 7 25 Portsmouth 30 21 Milton 34 30 Andover 25 21 Hyde 34 Field Hockey 20 Concord 35 1 Amesbury 3 2 Newburyport 2 3 Sacred Heart 0 2 Andover 2 Boys’ Cross Country 3 N.M.H. 2 40 So. Portland St. Pauls 22 65 3 Pingree 0 38 Exeter H.S. Winnacunnet Sanborn 53 68 72 1 Bowdoin JV 1 49 Mt. Hermon 15 1 Masconomet 2 35 Deerfield 23 0 Triton 2 38 Andover 22 1 Governor Dummer 0 44 Seacoast Striders 16 2 Andover 0 3rd Interscholastics 1 Concord 1 Girls’ Soccer 0 Governor Dummer 1 St. Pauls 0 N.M.H. 1 Hyde 1 Waterville 2 Lawrence 0 Nobles 0 Andover 0 Andover 0 Hyde 2 Pingree 2 0 3 2 4 0 3 5 3 3 3 A 98 WINTER SPORTS Girls’ Basketball Front — Coach Bowes, L. Battan, C. McEachern, Capt. A. Ready, P. Chu, Manager A. McDonald. Back — Manager M. Fleuette, P. Mills, H. Peters, N. Bunting, L. Hamilton, S. Jones, C. Buckley, Coach B. Wharff. r The 1980-81 Girls’ Basketball team was an impressive one. Four returning letter-earners: Leslie Hamilton, Heather Peters, Susie Jones, and Captain Anne Ready, provided coaches Bowes and Wharff with a solid foundation . Lisa Battan, Claire McEachern, and Pam Chu came up from J.V. and surprised heir teammates with their talent. The rest of the squad consisted of three new girls: Cornelia Buckley, Nicky Bunting and Haley Mason. The resulting team was skillful and enthusiastic. Each player improved remarkably by the season’s end. The coaches worked with posts Anne Ready and Leslie Hamilton to keep Exeter’s scoring and rebounding high while perimeters Haley Mason, Nicky Bunting, and Susie Jones learned to work the ball and run the team superbly. Six players will be returning next winter, providing Coach Bowes with another strong and experienced team. Ll Boys’ Basketball Front — P. Morgan, J. Long, R. O’Reilly, W. Donovan, K. Forrest. Second Row — W. Link, B. Harris, W. Bellamy, J. Malysa, M. Okwu, C. Kalldren, Coach Hamblett. Third Row — T. Flaherty, J. Anderson, B. Weston. 102 103 ! Girls’ Ice Hockey Girl’s Hockey: Front Row — C. Gillespie, J. Silverson, J. Steans, J. Truslow, L. Cushman, E. Gonda, A. Reed. Second Row — C. Horton, H. Steans, M. Morgan, L. Dillenbeck, C. Goodspeed, J. Miller, A. Woodbridge, L. Thomas. Third Row — Coach Pratt, Coach Taft, L. Browning, L. Hertz, R. Steans, J. Thorner, C. Morgan. 104 This year’s Girls’ Ice Hockey team had its first year of real depth, unlike past years in which two or three girls were strongly counted on. This year, with a large team of good skaters, we had to learn real teamwork. From the start, the team was plagued with injuries and sickness; the lines were constantly rearranged and different combinations were tried. Midseason, Senior Christi Horton was put out by a knee injury and Lowere goalie Caroline Gillespie attempted to ward off illness. Newcomer Upper Abby Reed did well in the goal, with help from the well-matched defense twins Heather and Jennifer (tri-captain] Steans, and of Chris Goodspeed and Leslie Thomas. Uppers Jess Truslow (tri-captain] and Lee Dillenbeck were a speedy combination, scoring a lot of Exeter’s goals. Other fast skaters were Seniors Jane Silverson and Laura Cushman (tri-captain]. Truslow and Dillenbeck will be a strong base for next year’s team. Many other players will also be returning. Among them: aggressive Julie Thorner; Amy Woodbridge, two-year veteran already; Robin Steans, younger sister of the defense twins; Lydia Smith will hopefully be returning to the ice again after a year in Spain; Celia and Maria Morgan, yet another set of twins; Jocelyn Miller, and Senior Eva Gonda all contributed to the Red depth. Even more encouraging are the Lowers who have two more years to play for the Red: Lynnley Browning, Lisa Hertz, and Caroline Gillespie should all be watched closely. Without the great coaching, however, the depth and good skating would have been useless. Coaches Marty Taft and Charlie Pratt pushed us further than we thought we could go. Because of specialized drills and sprints, we were in good physical shape, and outskated nearly all the teams we played. Additional help was provided by alumnae Nancy Wilder and Susan King, with managerial help from E leanor Ahlborn. The Girls’ Hockey Program on the whole is rapidly expanding. This year alone, including Club, there were three times more girls skating than last year. Next year there will be even more. ■ 105 Boys’ Hockey Front Row — C. Morgan M. Stephens, C. Johnson, T. Miksen, T. D’Accord, M. Kozub, M. Villeneuve, C. Kuzborski. Back Row — Coach Dennehy, A. Viera, T. Hickey, S. Borek, M. Goggin, P. Anastos, J. Lavery, J. Hand, S. Therrien, Coach Tufts, Coach Zolinski. The Exeter Varsity Boys’ Hockey team had a relatively successful season despite the fact that the team skated only two lines and four defenseman. Chip Kuzborski was the back bone of the defensive cops with consistently stingy goaltending including spectacular games against St. Paul’s, Andover, and Mt. Hermon. On defense Mark Goggin, Scott Borek, and Peter Anastos along with Kuzborski made Exeter’s defensive game steady and successful. Offensively the Big Red has relied heavily on veteran captains Troy Miksen and Tom Daccord who were also effective. Mike Kozub, Chris Johnson, Mike Stephens and Tim Hickey also contributed greatly to the team effort with timely goals and assists. Unfortunately leftwing John Hand’s injured back hindered the Red’s offensive punch. Overall hard work, team play and solid two-way hockey was Exeter’s showing throughout the season which enabled them to improve with each game. Returning preps David Wheeler and Craig Margain, Steve Therrien along with Moe Villenueve, and Jim Lavery should provide experience for exciting hockey in the future. 106 GIRL’S SQUASH Front Row: L. Guggenheimer, H. Thomas (capt.), B. Moss, D. Richards, Back Row: Coach Kilgore, S. Safford, J. McAndrews, K. Dunham. Despite the past frustrating years of squash, it looks like it was all worth it. With an impressive winning record of 6-1 so far this season, the 3 girl, Jean McAndrews, is undefeated; Sue Safford, the 4 girl, hasn’t lost a game yet and at 5, Barbara Moss has only lost once so far. Our one loss was to our arch rivals the Andies, who, by the way, bear the Choaties! Since our team is so close in ability, I hope this year we can capture 3rd or 4th place in the Interschols. But now, I must mention the high point of the squash season — the Bicentennial Squash Trip to Philadelphia! It was even co-ed! We had a marvelous time down there, meeting the alumni (and beating them too!), and playing area teams. I hope this can be repeated next year since it was so successful. My special thanks to Mr. Brandes for making it possible. Well, I hope this has made up for all the articles we didn’t get in the “Exonian”! Best of Luck to next year’s team! Hilary 109 tXCTJ BOYS’ SQUASH Front Row: J. Faullkner (capt), C. White, J. Drougas, J. Bennello. Back Row: Coach Brandes, S. Krogius, D. Brown, D. Weeder. This year’s Varsity Squash team had the unbeatable combination of strength, depth, and experience. Led by three returning lettermen — Jim Faulkner, Craig White, and Jim Drougas — from last year’s top five, the team made history twice by shutting out Andover 7-0 and by beating a college varsity team (4-1 over Bowdoin). Next year, however, will be a rebuilding season with only Lower sensation Sven Krogius returning from the top five. Krogius will be backed by many experienced players, and Coach Werner Brandes feels optimistic about the 1981-82 team. ill Girls’ Swimming Girls’ Swimming: Front Row — J. Harris, L. Schwartz, S. Pelmas, N. Vogel, B. Farnum, J. Chase, M. Schwartz, A. Walker, B. Jenny, B. Nevitt, H. Schwartz, Coach Nekton. Back Row — S. DeCoste, R. Nevitt, B. Jones, P. Bennett, L. Frankel, K. Scott, D. Murray, E. Ketchum, A. Gilcreast, K. Smith, J. Thomas, S. Hertig. The girl’s varsity swimming team led by captains Margot Schwartz and Jennifer Chase had an amazingly good year, considering their loss of several seniors from the previous year, but they maintained the tradition of NEGS. Each event’s strength was attributed to Mrs. Nekton’s ability to create a well-rounded team and NEGS. Becky Nevitt, Eleanor Ketchum, Dorothy Murray, Barb Jenny, and NEGS made waves in the sprinting events. Barbi Jones, Katherine Smith, Sarah Pelmas and NEGS showed their endurance in the 500. Breaststroke was swum by Jennifer Chase, Jennifer Harris, Amy Gilcreast, and NEGS. Johanna Thomas, Sarah Decosse, Stephanie Hertig and NEGS starred in the backstroke. Laura Schwartz, Kirstin Scott and NEGS flew in the butterfly. Rachel Nevitt, Margot Schwartz and NEGS showed versatility in the I.M. Veteran divers Amy Walker, Naomi Vogel, Laurie Frankel, NEGS, and rookies Betsy Farnum and NEGS had some excellent performances this year. We would like to thank Mrs. Nekton, Miss Choate, and especially NEGS for holding this team together. NEGS FOREVER! 112 . p Boys’ Swimmi ng Front Row — D. Hoag, K. Moon, R, Russell, M. Dyer, C. Bitzer, G. Lutes, J. Atkinson, A. Svenson. Second Row — E. Morse, T. Reid, A. Scriven, S. Bachofen, B. Savitt, R. Donnelly, C. Jolik, W. Dyer. Third Row — Coach Nekton, B. Games, B. Manning, M. Timlake, G. Baxter, M. Snow, P. Stevens. 114 i The 1980-81 boys’ swim team was one of the strongest swim teams, depth-wise, that Exeter has had. The team held a solid 6-2 record going into the interschols which leads us to hope that, with the help of a few other teams, the BIG RED WAVE will dominate in the year of our bicentennial. The team’s preparation exceeded the intensity of all preceeding teams and in so doing set a new record on January 14, 1981 for the most yards in one practice when everyone went over 11,000 yards and a few even reached 12,000 (480 lengths.) Through dedication, team spirit, (hindered by the loss of Co-captain Mike Notaro, thanks P.E.A. fac) and hard work, which included swimming (as rumor has it!) more than the track team ran, the team learned its strengths and became more than just another team. Our only losses were suffered to Dartmouth and Deerfield, and Mr. Nekton thought I’d say, uh, maybe green is not our color this year? Well, we’ll see what happens when that small green puddle enters the great sea of red on March 7, 1981. Next year’s team looks like it will carry on the strong tradition of “the wave’’ with returning lettermen Savitt, Scriven, Timlake, W. Dyer, and Baker. Nevertheless they will suffer a loss with the graduation of seniors Mike Notaro, Mac Dyer, James Atkinson, Dave Hoag, Keith Moon, Anders Svenson, Gary Lutes, and Richard Russell. Let us not forget the birth of the BIG RED WAVE! 115 BOY’S TRACK Front Row — C. Giddings, J. Leake, J. Torres, B. Boesch, M. Morrissey, K. Lange (Capt.), P. Williams, A. Ward, C. Jungheim, P. Johnson. Second Row — Coach Fraser, Coach Weber, D. D’Arcangelo, B. Linton, R. Kierstead, A. Martin, B. Donahue, B. Sherman, D. McDonough, L. Johnson, Coach Larsen. Third Row — Coach Lovshin, C. Tseng, D. Heffel, S. Campbell, B. Hackett, J. Huffnagle, M. Dubois, S. Lawlor, N. Barber, G. Dunn, M. Harrington, Coach Bruce, Coach Tucker. 116 ' ipgi ' ig wppr hmhbi pppja p r% n J 4 4 ' g . ' , v I 1981 was a great season for the winter track team. The team was undefeated on the high school level going into the last meet, having only narrowly lost to Harvard and Dartmouth J.V. Every member of the team worked hard in practices and meets and team spirit was high. Outstanding performances included Brian Donahue’s school record breaking 61’2” in the shot put and Sean Lawlor’s Hall-of-Fame mile performances. There were also Jeremy Baldwin’s Hall-of-Fame pole vaults as well as high jumps by Dominic Heffel and Matt Dubois that also merited Hall-of-Fame. But it was the team’s depth and enthusiasm and the ability of everyone to contribute to his potential and more that won the eight straight victories. The whole team is optimistic for a strong spring and returning underclassmen Barber, Campbell, Gill, Hackett, Heffel, Jungheim, Kierstead, Martin, Putnam, Ward and Welles look forward to an even better year in ’82. 117 1st Row — J. Grace, N. Potter, M. Baughan, R. Gettig, M. Worthington, H. Bourque, J. Van Fossen, T. Pak. 2nd Row — S. Kim, J. Cibelli, O. Amirana, J. Moran, J. Fitzpatrick, T Perkins, Coach Campbell. 3rd Row — D. Kendall, R. Epinette. 118 119 _ 120 121 THE GONDOLIERS Phillips Exeter Academy and Exeter Area High School present Gilbert and Sullivan ' s The Gondoliers Directed by Donald Schultz Associate Director Nancy Oliver Gruen Musical Director Irving Forbes CAST (in order of appearance] Fiametta. Giulia. Vittoria. Antonio. Francesco . Giorgio. Marco. Giuseppe. Tessa. Gianetta. Duke. Duchess. Casilda. Luiz. Don Alhambra. Annibale. Drummer. Inez. .Emily Ayres . . . Bea Trowbridge .Beth Bugbee .Ted Parr .... Dennis Fisher . . . . James Harding .... Andy Hayden .Nat Taylor .Sue Guarino . Katie Rindfleisch .Bill Stewart .Kitty Balay . . . Maureen Lyons . . . . Mark Bradford .Ethan Rasiel . . . . Gregory Foley .Tim Pratt Martha Marangelli mJU 124 125 126 128 Jf-fiic ' t CfiLO ' y • v Cl ' v y u , I l V __ s j U ' s fi ' rl } a-p c fluw. 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M. {.-union of tW Alumni in ‘in- V- . ‘ i K . 1 . j 11 ■ 1 v i ■ ' - . a i : : .-.I Alumni O O O O )CHC( )Z( )Z( O c Toward the Year 2000: A Bicentennial Symposium FirrY-CoeBra Year THE PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY, EXETER, N. H., SATURDAY, JUNE 0, 1931 No. it; EXETER CELEBRATES 150th TODAY RED AND GRAY NINE TO OPPOSE ANDOVER TEAM THIS AFTERNOON Both Team Have Had Fairly Sac- cental Se soa lias Year OUTCOME VERY DOUBTFUL W«% ssad CWk i« k Red sad Gray RaMery Today Agamst Hard- ksttia% OpfMNKftU A.s3 6A ' at Siuridtf. . Wmdteek, Hi %i..i mi urn or GOLF TEAM DEFEATED BY ANDOVEK DECISIVELY. VI , JOHN PHILLIPS TEN MORE INSTRUCTORS UNDER HARKNESS PLAN TO START NEXT YEAR J. C, Hogg, Cantabrigian, to Head Science Department— Was Rugby Inatructor TWO NEW IN ENGLISH PROGRAM STARTS WITH PARADE TO GYMNASIUM, LED BY PROF. TUFTS snt. i.F.wi-, mtit ACADEMY NETMEN WIN MATCH FROM ANDOVER Dr. Perry, Mr. Regen to Speak This Morning—Mackaye to Read Original Poem PRES. HOPKINS SPEAKER Lsmont. Monroe. Stearns, Tofti, Perry, Lowell to Address Luncheon Crowd in Cage st 1.30 With the academic urxbW ' sskm at ten o ' clock this morning tin ' celebration id the sm hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Academy a ill officially common w. In quick will folhnv the speaking in front f the gymnasium, a Umeheos in the cage Tor llfteen hundred guests, more speaking, the hasefeall gan e with Andover. c ' sjss dinners and reunion, and the usual vW- tvratiAWi in case id a victory ever Amiever, The n wt morning in the Phillips Chun h l r. Albert Parker filch will $ re eh. This is only a ivane outline, however, of the many events; ad of the events will make the day undoubtedly the greatest 130 Student Room Assembly Hall Without Balcony Abbot Hall Dunbar Dining Hall Gorham Hall Jeremiah Smith in Construction 131 PHILLIPS EXETER ACADEMY. 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Tlte ton in with the hall has 4 downs instead of 3 to gain the ro.juircd 10 yards. The 20 yard restriction on forward s has been removed. A forward pass may be thrown any distance, even into the end zone, hut not ovi-r the end line. The onside kick has been eliminated. The office of field judge has been eliminated. Scoring count : touchdown, fi points; goal from touchdown, 1 point: goal from field. 3 points; safety, 2 points; for- feited game score 1 point. 132 133 Bicycle Club Front Street: Note Trolley Tracks Mandolin Club Sleigh Racing on Front Street Tug of War on the River Class Reunion 134 Ringing the Bell fete ||M g George Bancroft on his horse Hi Mom! Parcel Post 135 136 - 138 139 140 M ‘ ' simm tm Wm-F 143 144 j • - Future . .. Librarians: Charlie Kirkpatrick, Robbie Connelly Hitman: Angelo Montrone Sky Diver: Becky Nevitt (Take a flying leap . . .) John Travolta: Robby Steele Olivia Newton John: Karen Stain- Lost in Space: Peter Bogardus Brown Nose: Brad Bohn Goldilocks: Henry Blodgett Girl Scout: Anne Marie Constentino Boy Scout: John Sidel Golden Shoveler: Brett Games Grinds: Angela Salas, Scott Schang Perma-prep: Shmen Biggest Ham: Oliver Bacon Shyest: Jennifer Deardorff Sophisticated: Rose Johnson Prettiest: David Baldwin in his yellow sweater Businessman: Terrence Swope Hot Enough to melt Ice: Jill Shulman Most Likely to Get Carded: Megan Reid, Heidi Schwartz Flakiest: Matt Snow 146 JUNIORS Trevor L. Agard Oliver M.L. Bacon David N. Baldwin Lucy M. Bartley Alexander F.W. Beckett Nicholas V. Benson Henry M. Blodget Peter L. Bogardus Bradley C. Bohn Uwe S. Brandes Thomas J. Brewitt Stuart D. Brown Billy C. Burge John R. Burkhardt Thomas E.H. Campbell Carrie A. Chalmers Rebekah M. Chapnick Jefferson S. Chase John C. Clarke Michael G. Clemson Elizabeth A. Codding Jonathan R. Cohen Carol A. Connare Robert J. Connelly Anne M. Consentino Daniel W. Cook Lisa J. Cornelio Nicolas Y.J. Crowley Susan M. Cullivan Paul B. Daitz Jennifer C. Deardorff Gavin C. Dowell Elizabeth V. Drakeley John C. Driver George A. Eberstadt Robert S. Elliot Jason B. Engel Elizabeth P. Feng Jonathan A. Franklin Vinton P. Frost Brett C. Games Cara M. Gaziano 147 Andrew T. Graves Robert E. Guthrie David A. Halpern Bradley P. Handler Christian W. Hermsdorf Lisa M. Hodsoll John G. Jenkins Barbara R. Jenny Eunice C. Johnson Rose M.Johnson Thomas W. Jones Curtis D. Kinder Charles D. Kirkpatrick Lucy F. Kunkel Yin-Man Lam Julie Livingston Julia C. Logan Marc C. Martel Shannon L. Martin Mark J. McGurl Jennifer J. Mintz Andrea E. Monfried Angelo H. Montrone Craig S. Morgan Rebecca S. Nevitt Phillip B. Newman Mary L. Noel William F. O’Brien Deidre G. O’Byrne Katherine D. O’Hara Jessica Ortiz Daniel A. Paduchowski Sang U. Pak Jerome J. Palmore Joseph D. Penachio Pio R. Poblete Timothy W. Pratt Megan H. Reid Joseph K. Rindfleisch Kristina W. Rosbe Angela M. Salas Marcus C. Saxman Scott E. Schang Donna M. Schroeder Heidi B. Schwartz Milton C. Shattuck Jill K. Shulman John T. Sidel 148 John L. Sigalos Paige E. Smith Elliot L. Snow Matthew D. Snow Karen P. Stahr John M. Stamm Dianna L. Stapleton Robert D. Steel Julie Z. Stickler Kenneth R. Studstill Terence E. Swope Rene Szynal Roger E. Tennent Stephen J. Therrien Richard C. Tibbetts Jeffrey M. Tompkins Christopher J. Torontow Michael B. Vaccaro Michael S. Varney Eric Q. Walker Kristian N. Weeder Antonio F. Weiss Brad Weston David J. Wheeler Robert C. Woodward Helena E. Wooley Jaime Zapata Lisa E. Zwearcan 149 CLASS OF 1983 150 For the past nine months the 238 members of the lower class have been held captive at P.E. A. Now, hours within a breakthrough class-rep Doug Smith with the aid of sister Katherine disguised themselves as camels and broke into the academy compound. They have compiled the following list of events which took place during captivity: Day 1. Peter Getty and Steve Forcione paid way to freedom. 2. Adam Guettel and Johanna Thomas escaped to the Canadian embassy along with Liddy Dabney. The latter having run off with a mountie. 9. John Leake tried to pole vault over the wall, but he was hit by an errant Greg Bankoski pass. He landed on Jeff Van Fossen who was wrestling both Adam Reeder and a pig, while doing a Spock imitation. 15. Sven Krogius got lost trying to discover his true self. 23. Avery Coleord and Graham Anderson were caught and hung up by their G-strings for trying to radio a message home. Their transmission came out as an ad for J.C. Penney construction lingerie. 24. Miranda Hope and Kathy Ward bought a pair for Larry Sullivan. 50. Jai Chandrasekhar tried to convince the militants they were too conservative and was thrown to vicious whales living in nuclear contaminated water. 51. Barbie Jones trying to swim home was eaten by the same gang of whales. 99. U.S.A. (United Skoal Association) attack force made up of Roberto Colon, Edgoubeaux, Rob Lionette, Mike Baxter, Max Arswandt, Art Mezzulo, Captain Copenhagen Lamon, and Happy Days Bright crashed in a rescue attempt. They are now recovering on spitoon island. 100. Moffit Timlake and Chris Jungheim were forced to play Russian Roulette by traitors Marc Taubman and Steve Del Cardayre. In a scuffle all got killed. Yuk! Yuk! 135. Tessa Vickers and Kathy Parkinson killed themselves. Their hair turned gray during the ordeal and they could no longer say they were represented by the three Bs. Beautiful, buxom, and blonde. 141. Liz MacKethan, Cornelia Buckley, Lisa Arthur provided nightly entertainment by singing “jungle Love” with appropriate accompanying gestures. 163. Heidi Dick and Molly Dyke were sacrificed to appease Exonian love-god Lew Kunkel. 183. Andy Kim, Fox Smith, and Rick Travers all got tattooes on their chests. They said: So you suck! Don’t worry about it. Your mama! Face! 191. Dexter Lawson was shipped home, having suffered physical and mental abuse at the hands of his classmates. 203. Ice melted. 217. Dorothy Beattie, Emily Koch, Cincy Fuguet, Liz Gardiner, Natalie Dohrmann, Rachel Nevitt, and Mary Glasser all had inferiorty complexes. They discovered Allah, changed their names to Muhammad, and now run the Malcolm X fan club. 221. The “Amen Girls” vied with the “Bancroft Girls” for positions as concubines to the Ayatollah. No word yet. No wonder. 234. Vikki Chandler, Bea Trowbridge, Kristin Bowman, Tracie Edwards, and Nikki Bunting ran off with Dana Weeder and Jack Vasiliou, and Jack, Dan and Jim. Hiccup. 247. Louise Dwight and Jean McAndrews became entangled with guerillas who attend T.T.F.W., Iran’s own P.G. university. 259. Bye Guy! From Albert. Skinny ambassadors Andrew Ramsay and Ceil Fallon await the hostages on the Virgin Islands where everyone will vacation for three months. 151 LOWERS Surendran N. Abraham MukTadir K. Ahmad Holly K. Alden Ghassan A. Al-Habbal John P. Alie Albert W. Allison Stephen K. Ames Graham D.S. Anderson Kelly J. Anderson Rubens M. Aoki Lisa A. Arthur Gregory J. Bankoski Elizabeth A. Bartholomew Stephanie J. Bartley Michael P. Baxter Dorothy G. Beattie Jennifer Behre Mark R.W. Bellermann Phoebe Bennett Jane H. Boesch Jane M. Bolgatz Kristin C. Bowman Matthew S.J. Brady Thomas C. Bright Amy I. Brown Consetta M. Brown Lynnley E. Browning Marc J. Buchheit Cornelia C. Buckley Susan C. Budinger Nicole S. Bunting Michelle R. Burke Phyllida A. Burlingame Mark E. Burr Laura P. Callanan Matthew J. Carpenter Timothy Carpenter Ann M. Caruso Maureen G. Casuscelli David C. Chancellor Victoria J. Chandler Jai K. Chandrasekhar 152 Joyce Chang Eduardo-Jose Chichilnisky Nina S. Chung William H. Chung Kathleen M. Clancy Robert M. Clyne David B. Cohen Avery J. Colcord Roberto Colon John A. Considine Scott T. Cottle Linda S. Creem Pierre J. Crepeau John P. Crimaldi Joan M. Cummins Elizabeth H. Dabney Stephen B. Del Cardayre Laurin G. Deramus Heidi Dick Gregory B. Dirusso Michael S. Dixon Jonathan S. Doctor Natalie B. Dohrmann Louise J. Dwight Molly C. Dyke Frances N. Edozien Trade E. Edwards Laurie B. Eggleston Jonathan V. Ekstrom William E. Eschert Scott A. Estey Cecilia L. Fallon David G. Fernandez Dennis M. Fitzpatrick Stephen A. Fordone Lynn M. Fossey William A. Frack Laura B. Frankel Cynthia L. Fuguet Charles D. Fulton Enrique J. Gallo Vijay V. Gandevia Elizabeth S. Gardner Jonathan Garzillo Gordon P. Getty Ian S. Gibson Caroline A. Gillespie Jennifer S. Gitlitz 153 Guillermo L. Giulini Mary C. Glasser Zachary L. Gleit Michelle J. Goldman Wendi L. Goldsmith Donald E. Gonneville Elizabeth E. Gordon Edward G. Goubeaux Eric J. Grannis Michael S. Griffin Adam A. Guettel Jonathan V. Gulo Jacqueline L. Haney Brooks P. Hansen Albert J. Harris David J. Harris Katherine M. Harris Douglas G. Haxall Barton H. Head Steven E. Heilman Stephanie S. Hertig Lisa J. Hertz Peter W. Hickmott William D. Hicks Gordon M. Hill Jack W. Hoffman Jennifer E. Hoopes Miranda Hope John W. Howard Hsueh-cheng Huang Bryan L. Hunt Daniel T. Hutchinson Rumara G. Jewett Leah R. Johnson Barbara L. Jones Christopher A. Jungheim Charles E. Kallgren Barbara J. Kaplan Andrew L. Karanas Jeffrey A. Kaufman Philip T. Keenan Bentley R. Kendrick Andrew Kim Cheung K. Kim Edward P. Kim Hans E. Kim Jonathan R.C. King Emily H. Koch 154 I Sven E. Krogius Michael E. Kuch Lewis S. Kunkel Robert H. Kurtz Alexander M. Lamon Kate T. Lance Moira A. Lawlor Dexter W. Lawson John A.D. Leake Chang R. Lee Michael W. Leslie Marc P. Levy Bashari M.B. Linton Robert F. Lionette Janice R. Liu Joseph P. Louchheim Stephen G. Lynch Elizabeth K. MacKethan Susan T. Mahler John K. Malysa William J.H. Manning Douglas E. Mayer Jean C. McAnarews Timothy J. McCormick Miles W. McCredie Arthur Mezzullo Michael S. Miller Audrey C. Mitchell Kurt A. Mortensen Jeremy R. Morton Dorothy M. Murr ay James C. Neary Rachel E. Nevitt Jonathan S. Newman Peter Y. Nieh James B. Norton Brian D. O’Connell Richard W. Olds Rafael A.G. Ongpin Kirsti L. Orvik Charles W.H. Overy Yun S. Pak Katherine J. Parkinson Philip C. Percival Clinton J. Pittman Sarah Plagenz Brian C. Polzak Manette B. Pottle 155 Sarah H. Pratt Andrew R. Ramsay Elizabeth B. Randolph Andrew H. Rebele Adam L. Reeder Mihran T. Renjilian Andrew D. Rhee William C. Rhodes Ann L. Robinson Mark L. Robinson Benjamin M. Rooks Andrew I. Rudman Mauricio Sada Susan N. Safford James M. Sanford Richard S. Schumacher Ahmad Shafi Pamela B. Shaines Thomas F. Shannon James W. Shepard Cornelia M. Sheridan Eric G. Shuler David L. Silverman David W. Skinner Barbara N. Smith John D. Smith Katherine Smith Ralston F. Smith Jose M. Soler-Baillo Jayashree Srinivasan Guy B. Stear Christopher R.R. Storey Jennifer P. Sudduth Lawrence W. Sullivan Blair B. Swanson Morgan C. Sze Bonita L. Tall Marc F. Taubman Nathaniel L. Taylor Gregory M. Tepper George H. Terry Sharon D. Thibeault Jerry D. Thomas Johanna L. Thomas Walter D. Thomas Moffitt M. Timlake Brooks E. Tingle Barbara K. Tormey .1 156 Richard B. Travers Beatrix S. Trowbridge Lome A. Tugg Jeffrey S. Van Fossen Iakovos W. Vasiliou Elizabeth C. Vickers Richard M. Villeneuve Ernst C. Von Arnswaldt Sarah Wadleigh Valerie M. Wagner Abigail Walker Katherine T. Ward David S. Webb Dana S. Weeder Anna T. Weesner Adrian V. Whitewood Elizabeth J. Wilson Katherine H. Wood David E. Wyskiel William V. Yount 157 CLASS OF 1982 158 ... And I guess it happened because of two or three years of total submission. On one clear spring night the Upper class turned a typical, passive, morose, and gossip-filled grill night into total chaos. Andrew Slade and Andy Hatch were the first to unite the rebel forces as they shouted in wierd frenzy about unity in the gutters and searching for the stars. Marvin Putnam saw his opportunity to tell his mates that he couldn’t promise an unorganized rebellion only to be upstaged by Mark Johnson who stood on the cashier preaching about something arcane. Brock Harris almost tackled him for standing on his french fries. Janet Pofcher and Sue Pritchard were beaming from cheek to cheek — they thought the whole thing was oh so cute. At about then Julie and Paige Thorner pranced into the siege. Lea Ward was awed when she saw them, moaning “Wow Man, Wow,’’ — she thought she was seeing doubles. Polly Firestone asked Lea to help her molest some males. The whole take-over was really sparked when Andrea Viera strutted in — her hair producing the energy. In fact it knocked Ted Schillinger into Norm’s shaking hands. Molly King stood on a table and attempted to entertain the crowd with a scene from Casablanca, but Phil Stockton ripped off her clothes and kindly informed her that this was his show. Chip Mellen found it hard to join the rebel forces as he was preoccupied — burping a short prep with freckles. Soon afterwards, Sam Korsak and Sally Funkhouser ran by claiming that a tail of eager men were chasing them. They ran towards the lemonade stand and planned their next stratagem. Sam was convinced that they could hide inside the orange juice machine. As if that wasn’t enough, Tom Dulaney gave Deb D’Arcangelo his own ideas on how Playboy could produce a more efficacious and stimulating response for the avid reader. Deb promptly attempted to fit in the O.J. machine with Sam and her buddy. Nina Russel and Mark Rounds were playing physiology under the counter, while Thalia Kallas, Jen Barth and others witnessed in horror. Bill Stokes put two aspirin in their frappes and told them not to worry about it. Bob Weston and Tim Flaherty were playing one on one with a piece of paper and a trash can when James Schaeffer’s head appeared from the debris. Sarah Good told him that he was disgusting, but he exclaimed that he was merely playing a simple game of hide and seek. Meanwhile Michael Winslett was playing a furious piece on an organ as Chip Beckett tried in vain to teach him some more contemporary tunes. Sara Heussler was writing on the wall, but no one bothered her except Robert Marlowe who was tugging on her shirt and pleading that she write about New Jersey. As the chaos continued more Uppers filed in to further the cause of the rebellion. Omar Amirana, Bob Hackett, and Mike Okwu entered the scene and were noticed by Stephen Reilly and Dave Walden who wondered why Okwu wasn’t in chains. Frank Visconti and Nancy Carson were selling leather goods by the entrance, but they didn’t have the right size for John Burbank and Chris Pompa. Despite the missing juke box, Gary Shapiro and Alicia Macri were dancing a dizzy tango while Richter Hartig watched with glee, tossing his hats in the air and catching them on his head. As the emotion increased it seemed that perhaps the chaos was coming to an end — anyway it was almost nine o’clock. Eric Steel told Per Jebsen, who sat next to him, that he was certain he could have organized a more efficient and constructive rebellion, but Per wasn’t listening; he didn’t deal with such trivial rebellions. He just sat there staring out the window, pondering his scheme to take over the world. 159 UPPERS Rabindran S. Abraham Katherine L. Adams Eleanor H. Ahlborn Michael N. Ambler Omar Amirana Jon F. Anderson Chloe G. Atkins Mark A. Auburn Emily S. Ayres Stephen C. Bachofen Scott G. Bailey August J. Baker Jon C. Baker Nathaniel H. Barber William W. Bardsley Christian L. Barner Jennifer A. Barth Richard J. Bartley Anne-Louise C. Bateman Gregory J. Batista James K. Battan Charles J. Bausman Philip V. Bayly William H.M. Beckett Werten F. Bellamy Dorothy D. Bennett Bradford J. Benson Charles C. Black Keith W. Bluestone Henry M. Bonner Joseph C. Bouchard James S. Bourne David F. Bowers Debra M. Bowes Mark D. Bradford Christopher T. Brown Daniel G. Brown Andrea L. Bruce Andrew S. Buckser Linda L. Buonfiglio Richard Burack John H. Burbank 160 Scott P. Campbell Fiona J. Candlish Matthew J. Carnicelli Nancy E. Carson Justin G. Castillo Magdalene Cheng Dennis Chi Richard C. Clemson Gordon J. Coburn John L. Colburn Sean Comey Gregory D. Crowe Charles D. Curran Laura F. Dabney Frances T. Dakos Debra A. D ' Arcangelo Andre H. Debaubigny Sarah A. Decosse John D. Devine William C. Dewitt Lee S. Dillenbeck Ralph H. Donnelly Weldon C. Doran William T. Downs Anne K. Drogin Matthew P. Dubois Erica L. Dueger Luther T. Dulaney Katherine D. Dunham Edmund F. Dunstan Peter J. Durwood Winthrop B. Dyer Charles W. Edwards Lisbet A. Engelsted Steven B. Evans Timothy M. Farrell Karen L. Fingerman Polly C. Firestone Timothy J. Flaherty Andrew J. Flet cher James W. Fox Adam D. Frary Heather L. Fraiser Deborah R. Freedman Jean G. Fritts Sarah L. Funkhouser Thomas M. Gartner Kevan T. Gibson 161 Mark C. Gies Amy E. Gilcreast Joseph T. Gill Michael R. Ginn Sarah A. Good Lawrence F. Goodson Christine G. Goodspeed James N. Grace Sarah L. Greenlee Paul J. Grimes Lisa Gronseth Marco A. Guirola Robert J. Hackett Herman M. Hamilton Leslie J. Hamilton Richard A. Haney Anthony D.S. Hanson James I. Harding Brock T. Harris Jennifer A. Harris William M. Harrison Richter Q. Hartig Robert P. Hasserjian Andrew J.B. Hatch Julian P.S. Heath Robert M. Hecht Dominic F. Heffel James R. Herrnstein Sarah S. Heussler David W. Hill Jennifer M. Hill Charles D. Hinckley Andrew P. Hofer Nancy E. Hood Sandra L. Horrigan Dana L. Howe Susan M. Hoyt David J. Hurley William R. Jackson John D. Jacobs Per H. Jebsen Chris A. Jenkins Frances A. Johnson Mark D. Johnson Carl D. Joklik Susan B. Jones Sally Jutabha Thalia Kallas 162 163 Gillian H. MacGregor Alicia B. Macri Andrew R. Mann Erik F. Maran Christine M. Margerum William }. Margiotta Frederick S. Lee Giselle L. Lemlich Judd E. Levingston Amy E. Liipfert Timothy N.T. Lubin Carol Lund Robert J. Marlowe Stanley N. Marshall Andrew J. Martin Hayley Mason Patricia K. McCabe Vincent D.P. McCarthy David McDonough Kimberly J. McLarin Devin McLaughlin Jennifer K. Meares Martin F. Melhus Christopher Mellen Jonathan C. Kaplan James W. Karb Cordelia E. Kellett Melissa S. Kelly Douglas T. Kendall Pamela P. Kennedy John C. Kern Eleanor A. Ketchum Timothy T. Khater Cornelius R. Kierstead Young-Jin J. Kim Mary E. King Jennifer A. Kingson Harry W. Kinsley Paul S. Kirincich Abigail D. Kirkpatrick Eric C. Knight Vanessa K. Kong Sandra L. Korsak Amy V. Krulak Eiichiro Kuwana Gregory P. Kyprios Donna S. Lau James R. Lavery m ■ WC:, Paul M. Merlino Elizabeth C. Messud Stephen D. Metcalf Jocelyn A. Miller Peter W. Miller William G.P. Monahan John P. Moran Cecilia H. Morgan Maria A. Morgan Erik J. Morse Christopher G. Moutis Lola M. Muldrew Yukito C. Nagashima Michael C.D. Okwu Susan E. Ordway Edward Ou Charles J. Ouellette Charles W.H. Overy Jennifer D. Packer Jeen Pae Thomas Pak Deborah Pang Michelle E. Parkinson Edward J. Parr Jonathan H. Paul Laurence E. Paul Thomas D. Perkins Nicholas Perrin Heather A. Peters Daniel P. Phillips Julie C. Phillips Lisa J. Pirozzolo Jennifer L. Plath Janet L. Pofcher Christian L. Pompa Stephen B. Porter Susan L. Pritchard Marvin S. Putnam Stacy T. Randell Stephen L. Ranzini Abigail D. Reed Thomas F. Reid Stephen R. Reilv Margaret Rensenbrink Rebecca E. Riecks Gordon P. Ritter Linda S. Robbins Caroline R. Rogers 164 Timothy B. Rooney Ian E. Ross Mark F. Rounds Adam M. Rugo Nina D. Russell Scott H. Saber Nancy J. Sales Douglas B. Salmon Robert E. Savitt Anna M. Sawtelle Edward A. Schillinger Beth J. Schmidt Beth A. Schuchert Laura C. Schwartz Peter M. Scocimara Kirstin A. Scott Alistair J. Scriven James R. Shaeffer Elisabeth K. Shapiro Gary E. Shapiro Stuart E. Shwiff Jonathan H. Simpson Andrew H. Slade Christopher L. Smith Lars S. Smith Lydia B. Smith Jeffrey D. Soo Robin M. Steans Eric C. Steel Daneet R. Steffens Jeffrey H. Steiger Paul M. Stevens Alexandra Stitt Philip T.G. Stockton William S. Stokes John M. Stone Steven S. Stuart Pimkaeo Sundaravej Edward F. Swartz Margaret S. Taylor Richard L. Taylor Patrice A. Tegan Nancy J. Terris Kyra E. Thompson Julie Thorner Paige Thorner Sheryl Toomer Philip S. Travis 165 Jessica M. Truslow Linda J. Twells Armen Vartany Paul D. VerNooy Andrea K. Viera Frank A. Visconti Jeffrey H. Voight Robert B. Von Haden Dana E. Walcott David A. Walden Kimberly A. Wall Andrew R.N. Walpole Arnold J. Ward Eugene C. Ward Lea R. Ward Peter O. Ward Ann E. Waugh Cynthia R. Weisbart Eric C. Welles John J. Welsh Edward A. Wen Pauline L. Wen Robert C. Weston Marion E. White Barry C. Whittle David S. Wiedner David A. Williams Michael E. Winslett Pamela Wirt Amy W. Woodbridge Judith A. Wrappe Charlene C. Ying John A. Zwolinski 166 SENIORS CLASS OF 1981 ■ i President Tom Clark is holding a banquet for members of his high school class to raise money for his favorite project — a chemical, that, when introduced into the environment, will cause all those with communistic or anti-American tendencies to annihilate instantly. Attendance is mandatory and dissenters will be shot. A crowd is beginning to gather — many Exies from McConnell and Merrill have arrived early, hearing that free drinks are being served. Ashok Chandrasekhar comes in but leaves at 8:00, explaining that he’s still on Restrictions. Harriet Leach nods sagely. In a corner, Kimberly Roller is dancing slowly on top of a piano; Charlie Bitzer looks on and brags about how he can get his hair to stay curly even in the wintertime. John Hill is unimpressed. Jon Kiger appears, carrying a gun, and demands that Mike Johnson return all the albums he stole from WPEA. Lyl e Crowley looks on nearby snickering and explaining to Sarah Lyall how he managed to graduate from Yale Law School without ever attending a class; Tom Ching takes notes. Josh Rubin runs in hysterically behind Bruce Springsteen, whom he has been pursuing since high school graduation; Bruce has meanwhile married Julia Hunt, who has traded in her monogram sweaters for punk jeans and greasy hair. Mary Williamson careens in, giggling erratically, and trips over a lump in the rug that turns out to be Paul Klebnikov. Paul apologizes for taking up her space and explains that he was just thinking — Andy Bernard asks him if he has any plans for the summer. Bill Henry, unaffected by the whole scene, spits into a cup. Greg Daniels and Tony Gardner arrive, arguing furiously about the relative philosophical merits of Nietzsche translations from German to Russian while Bill Sherman sets odds on which will out-argue the other. John Alban forms a committee to look into the problem; only Caroline Rosbor- ough volunteers. Bill Whipple and Peter Wetherbee strum guitars peacefully in the corner next to Mike Worthington, who compares cocktails with Jonathan Bean. Leigh Polk runs in, chased by a crowd of men; she hides behind Brian Donahue, who fights them off easily. Leslie Thomas and Sarah Ecker exchange caustic witticisms. Luanne Gunderson, Barbara Sprague, and Denise Bricker grow tired of the scene and leave for Ault’s. Rich Podos, wearing dark glasses and carrying pen and paper in case anyone wants autographs, stmts in: he is hotly pursued by a flock of Central Park pigeons clamoring to get their feathers back. “Too tacky,” sniffs Alexandra Frangos, she and Sally Brown, unable to find mirrors, look at each other. Sarah Binger sees the pigeons and, feeling for their miserable condition, begins to cry. Members of the Langdell buttroom compare and contrast sexual techniques they have learned recently, and Marie Pleus leaves in disgust. Marjorie Schlaijker arrives from Hollywood with her press agent. Lynn Guggenheimer tries to be mean, and Barbara Moss tries to be quiet: they both fail. Keith Moon has an identity crisis. Jimmy Atkinson and Naomi Vogel try to out-laugh each other in the corner; Datus Proper uses his calculator to measure the degree of hysteria in their voices. Paul Monahan crawls in, explaining that he has not slept in twenty years, as he still has to turn in his Humanities paper. Jon Gifford pours coffee on him to keep him awake. Chris Giddings can’t stop smiling. Lisa Jacobson and Maura Caffrey arrive from the Carribbean, where they are stationed as Town and Country Magazine correspondents; they leave when they see Troy Miksen beating one of Podos’ pigeons over the head with a hockey stick. Mark Baughan urges him on, and Mike Morrissey recites to Kathy Jaffin, who is getting sick, one hundred ways to be sexually perverted with a dead pigeon. Clare Johnson looks angelic and says filthy things; Anne Ready laughs until Frank Durgin asks her to be quiet, as he is meditating. Sidney Bogardus asks how one can look intelligent; Gary Lutes explains. 169 Anne Malabre AMTG “Well I did my time in your rodeo” — Little Feat (and was carried out on a stretcher] After all is said and done, I’ve got to move, I ' ve had my fun, and I will walk before they make me run. — The Rolling Stones “Hit the road, blimpo” — JED “Flake City” — Schubart Home-run hitters strike out alot.” — Reggie Lydia Palmer Sally Brown “Don’t let your studies interfere with your education.” — Dad Bim — I’m glad we’re so close since we’ve been so far. Thanks to all my little buddies, past, present, and at 6 Place de Bretagne (my big buddy Schubes, too) And all I ask is a merry yarn from a laughing fellow rover And a quiet sleep and a sweet dream when the long trick’s over. — John Masefield Tina, this is your cue. anet S. Arnold . . for there will always be found in the •nist of the most intimate confidences ' estrictions, false shame, delicacy, and hty. You divine either in the other or in ourself precipes or miry paths which deter you from penetrating any farther. Vloreover, you feel that you will not be understood. It is difficult to express accurately the things you mean, whatever t may be. Gustav Flaubert Margaret E. Touborg Alexandra Frangos It’s just a far gone lullabye like so many years ago, Mama, Mama, many worlds have come since I first left home, the Dead “Aren’t you the infamous Barth sisters?” A1 or Fal — a woman divided Booie, what does a long-stemmed rose look like? A.P.S. — 10-12 (Acting Pres. 12] Moussaka and Chapes Jane Silverson Sometimes I get so caught up in chasing rainbows that I forget to applaud the colors. No, I’m not a prep ... Try P.G. . . . Varsity ice Hockey ... I do not live on a dairy farm . . . Snow! . . . Minneapolitan . . . Christmas carols .. . shy? . . . honey . .. classic . . . crew-tipping the boat . . . gets the most mail . . . tennis . . . skiing . . . photographer . . . Want me to read Michael’s postcard? . . . doodler . . . Scott Joplin and Hamlet. And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make. (Beatles) You can never be too rich or too thin! In my mind I’m goin’ to Carolina, Can’t you see the sunshine Can’t you just feel the mooshine Ain’t it just like a friend of mine Hittin’ me from behind And I’m goin’ to Carolina in my mind J T MEG and JPC — Remember Spring ’80 “Margot, what you wanna do ...” 23 Skidoo! Thanks to all my friends here and to Jan, Chris, and all of my preppy archies back home. Harriet, Johnny, and John — thanks for giving me “wings” and “roots.” CUN 11 11 11 at 11:11! “Generally, by the time you are Real, most of you hair has been loved off and your eyes drop out, and you get loose in the joints and very shabby. But these things don’t matter at all, because once you are Real, you can’t be ugly, except to people who don’t understand. Thank you, everyone, especially Mom and Dad. Hil — remember the good times. Louise Melchor Gilbert Claire McEachern Martha Stuart Burchenal 0 -v She arrived late but enjoyed the meal . . . John Jackson Thanks Mom Dad Margot Schwartz D Y-N S X-L-N! Meg John Steak teriyaki at the Stephenson’s . . . It’s 11:11! . . . Let’s get acquainted . . . NEGS! “It is a surprising and memorable, as well as valuable, experience, to be lost in the woods at any time.” — Thoreau Thanks Mom, Dad, and GOULD ... 23 Hey, Louise, what every happened to the Oriental rug? Hilary Ann Thomas All the times I’ve cried keeping all the things I knew inside it’s hard, but it’s harder to ignore it. If they were right I’d agree but it’s them they know not me now there’s a way, and I know that I have to go away, I know I have to go. — Cat Stevens — You’ve got to wake up every morning with a smile on you face .. . You’re going to find, yes you will that you’re beautiful as you feel. — Carole King — Thanks to CEM, CJT, LJT, LME, JEB, AB and others. — “If a being does not keep pace with its companions, perhaps it is because it hears a different drummer. Or maybe it’s just a weirdo.” Andrew B. Bernard Feats don’t fail me now. — Little Feat Life is a carnival, believe it or not; life is a carnival, two bits a shot. — The Band It loved to happen. Clean up this rag sheet. — Marcus Aurelius — M e z ro But after I had got them out and shut the door and turned off the light it wasn’t any good. It was like saying good-by to a statue. — Ernest Hemingway The next year there were many victories. — Ernest Hemingway G o for the Roach!! Tea party ’79. Apt. 58. Brownies. Ahh, an ice cold fridge. Here’s for all the little piggies. Fourth floor proctors Do it style. Europe tour ’81? Look out, Mez, it’s so easy to slip. Bahnahd?!Webstah! You in Webstah now, boy! James R. Mesrobian Soccer, ’78, ’79, ’80 — Where I could have been Baseball ’78, ’79, ’80 — Where I wanted to be It’s a Teenage Nervous Breakdown! — Little Feat Don’t ever tell anybody anything. If you do you start missing everybody — Holden Caulfield It keeps me searching for a heart of gold — N. Young (Although 1 think I’ve found one) Tea Party ’79, Brownies, Fridge and Stove (Sorry, the bathroom was more trouble than it was worth) “Damn it, Bernard, you burned the kernels again!” Above all, thanks to my parents for their constant support and encouragement. Also to my f riends: Bahnahd, Monk, Ludes, Rag, Sal (still a sweetie), and all others who helped me along the way. Take care and keep in touch. THANKS EXETER! Ashok Jai Chandrasekhar “Music is your only friend until the end. 33 _ The Doors I tell you solemnly that I have many times tried to become an insect. , „ , — Fydor Dostoevsky Every night you stay awake is a day more you have lived. — M. Gutentag The river has taught me to listen . . . The river knows everything; one can learn everything from it. — Hermann Hesse Goin’ to Austrailia in my mind .. . Foster’s Lager. Take a sad song, and make it better. 6 — The Bealtes Do the Monk! 4o7 I can’t believe it’s me. k r Ann D. Warren Piglet siddled up to Pooh from behind. “Pooh,” he whispered. “Yes Piglet.” “Nothing,” said Piglet taking Pooh’s paw. “I just wanted to be sure of you.” — A.A. Milne Thanks to all those who make Exeter what is for me. Four years would have been a lot longer without you! HMK — all those talks and laughs — MST!! Mr. Mrs. T Mom — Dad, LCC, DGT, DMB, CRD, HBT . . . take care. LBT: “Don’t let it bring you down’ it’s only castles burning. Find someone’s who’s turning and you will come around. — Neil Young Paris! Bermuda! Dreams . . . Ezer! CDKR: “I really need someone to talk to, and nobody else knows how to comfort me tonight.” (Carole King) Home again . . . someday! I’ll see you all again sometime but for now so long, I’ll miss you all and the time we spent together. Harlan McBrier Kent Cilley 4 years (too long?) Admissions, Pean, Glee club, Pea notes, Republican Club, Proctor, Monitor, Exonian, Football, Wrestling, Capt. Lax My God what suck! My Buddies — Tiny Suzy, Nick, Eric, Jarv, Calvin, Moore, Villinski, Pare, Ann, les Filles THANKS Mom Dad! Je me sourvens de Waldord, 7, Trips — calls to Cambridge, M.S.T., H.D., Grant M., Dingo Don, Hogs, Fourmet, Fruitbowls, No-Doz, the bridge, History 32 paper, long long practices, and alot of fun. “II n’y a pas de soleil sans ombre.” Camus This place in Numero Uno in my book! THANKS PEA i 176 Harriet Leach After 8 Billion Years, this here place seen about the last a them SPs and nope, sorry, don’t got no regrets: purple walls and undies not so undies and 12:49 and 1:55 or around there and yes, I forgive you you platitudes, reserving the right to say bag it and red lights and noise and smoke and Herbie’s Hearse foxes with their noses off motorcycles in the bedroom number one Cass and Whistling down to the candles and geetars up pops the eilig trunken macht( (Goethe] Thanks for feather pillows, Bean Town, and duck and vodka to you, because: Gewohnlich glaubt der Mensch, wenn er nur Worte hort, Es musse sich dabei doch auch was deken lassen. (G) Riet. Ciao. m Denise Bricker Everything I’ve done in my little airhead life reflects me — and I’m proud. But, my words have always been insufficient; I hope people looked into my eyes when I spoke. Nobody knows it, but I’m going to be famous. And, it you’re real good, I’ll permit you to serve me my champagne in bed. “I’ve also heard that kissing a person who’s self-righteous and intolerent is like licking a mongoose’s ass.” — Robbins Hey Luey, Ames, Barb, Riet, Kenny, Lyle, Mike, Jud, Squid, Mom Dad, Jon, Mom Ole Fred, Mr. Mrs. Crowley, Jen, Schubes, Mr. H., The T and Amtrak — Be there, I’ll always need you. Aloha, P.S. This is only for your records, they already know. My imagination transformed us into ballerinas, intellectuals, beauty-queens, artists, and lovers. It didn’t take much energy. Luey, the Mighty Explorers crossed hell and only got singed. Luckily, we have a lifetime insurance policy. “Lata” Exeta. — J.C. Barbara Rachel Sprague “Well,” said the boy, “in my family everyone is born in the air with his head at exactly the height it’s going to be when he’s an adult. When we’re fully grown up or, as you can see, grown down, our feet finally touch.” NJ To those who have tickl ed my feet, Rosie, Friday morning sing-outs, Lu 9 you feel like you don’t look so good), Niecer, Varsity dishroom, Ken, if, Becky, Bro and Buzz (We’re all family) And to you Riet: “How are you going to make it move? It doesn’t have a — ” “Be very quiet, “advised the duke, “for it goes without saying.” Meet you in the BR! Alpo — someday I’m gonna getcha! Looking up, leaning over, ever onward, ever on. Love to LGS. bye, Barb Luanne Gunderson “Born on the first new wings Of feelings newly found. Fly but remember don’t look down Take as much As you think you ought to Give just as much as you can” — Dan Fogelburg “Don’t ask me where I’m going ’Cause I don’t know just where Just where I’ve been It’s all behind me now I’ve just got to find me now.” — B. Sprague Three cheers for mighty Explorers Dracula, Elvira Mira, Squid, Midnight Toker, Riet, Mudfights, My dear friends, Mom and Dad, Ames, Mr. Heineken, Andover, A lost Island, insanity, Dome Parties, and Ault’s. “Later,” said Wild Ed Dickens with a little smile. Colin Rice Odell God instructs the heart, not by ideas but by pains and contradictions. — De Caussade That man is a success who has lived Well, laughed often and loved much; who has gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of children; who has filled his niche and accomplished his task; who leaves this world a better place than he found it, whether by an improved poppy, a perfect poem or a rescued soul; who never lacks appreciation for earth’s Beauty or fails to express it; who looks for the best in others and gives the best he has. — Jenner Have fun next year Paul and Clem. Thanks to princess Bu, Bitz, Moid. Keep up the polo tradition fox. How’s your uncle? Thanks for everything Mom and Dad. I love you both. Remember peanut butter, I will always love you. Capitals rule!!?! William }ohn Powell REFLECTIONS ON A CHIT BOOK AND FOUR YEARS OF SECONDARY SCHOOL I would just like to take this moment to advocate insanity; “I’ve always been mad; I know I’ve been mad, like most of us are — very hard to explain why you’re mad, even if you’re not mad.” — Pink Floyd “Won’t you please, please tell me what we’ve learned I know it sounds absurd But please tell me who I am.” — Supertramp “It’s rule 1, living right isn’t fun.” — Devo Thanks to everything that helped make it bearable; to late night Othello and Toto to Architecture 21 in spite of Nick to my trunk to Vz SYA: six stars; scarves; Vincent Lee William H. Butler But seek ye first the kingdom of God, and his righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. Matthew 6:33 Kristin Shute Without the Way, there is no going: Without the Truth, there is no knowing; without the Life, there is no living. — Thomas a Kempis “REMEMBER PRIORITIES” I love you R. (you two fight it out!) The closet-flit strikes again. May God send you enough joy to keep you hearts singing, Enough sorrow to keep you understanding, Enough hope to enrich your lives, Enough trials to keep you strong, Enough leisure to refresh you spirits, Enough love to make the world seem beautiful. — anonymous SMILE! I love you all! Betsy Thagard “The say I’m crazy but I have a good time. Life’s been good to me so far.” J.W. Strawberries and pink lemonade, brownies in the Student Center, Feb. in NYC, varsity dance, check-in in the buttroom, HoKong’s, JD forever, the Prep, Jimmy Buffett, so much for our Lower ivory towers MC, the Squealy cup, “Well, dadqum” Thanks y’all Especially Mom and Dad, Mrs. De. and Norseen “Say nice things about me cause I’m going South y’all” JT Take care Chubby Jennifer Chase There are places I’ll remember all my life though some have changed, Some forever not for better, Some have gone and some remain. All these places had their moments with lovers and friends I still can recall. Some are dead and some are living, In my life I’ve loved them all. Beatles Thanks to: SC, Bo, The Nektons (Think Swimming!) Em — No more OCP’s, I’m trying to cut down, Store 24 It’s my 50 dollar bill! Coles — Pd’s can be fun! Moo + Celia — We are family. You’ll never know how much you mean to me. Do not go gentle into that good night; Rage, rage, against the dying light. Lisa E. Battan You were under the impression That when you were walking forward You’d end up further onward But things ain ' t quite that simple. — The Who Just remember Super Prep Each moment of the year has its own beauty ... a picture which was never seen before and shall never be seen again. — Emerson Heath, Dim, Big B, Dad, Moo-moo, all. Thanks. Dylan Thomas 179 HEP ' S T Beth Bugbee Three years of happy sad. I even got a “Damned good education” out of it. Lots of groovy times too! Exeter: It seems I had not drunk from the cup of wisdom, but had fallen into it, Kierkegaard Whew! Look I made it!! Ouvrez les yeux! Le monde est encore intact. Claudel Mouse-Hang in there toots — it’s worth it. See ya in CA! Mike, Spike, Butch, Sam, Andy, Fred (ho! PCD jr. RSRIII: We are one person We are two alone We are three together We are for each other. CSN “THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES . 11 To Mom, Dad, K, T M — Thanks for being there. I love you. California here I come Right back where I started from I’m so glad we had this time together Just to have a laugh or sing a song seems we just get started and before you know it Comes the time we have to say so long. Special thanks to Miss P. Blondie, the Beach Boys, United Airlines (Ha) etc. Here’s to all of it!!! Au revoir. Mary Menell “Many a time I have wanted to stop talking and find out what I really believe.” Walter Lippmann “It’s never safe to be nostaglic about something until you’re absolutely sure there’s no chance of it’s coming back.” Bill Vaughn It’s been a good year. See you all later — somewhere. r ■ Pam Erens ... Many claim: “Circumstances have been against me; if I have never had a great love it is because I have never met a man or woman worthy of it; if I have not written good books it is because I had not the leisure.” But for the existentialist there is no love apart from deeds of love; no potentiality of love other than that which is manifested in loving; no genius other than that which is expressed in works of art — Sartre What fools we are! “He has spent his life in idleness,” We say; “I have done nothing today.” What, have you not lived? That is not only the Fundamental but the most honorable of your occupation. “If I had been given an opportunity to manage great affairs, I might have shown what I can do.” Have you been able to meditate and manage your own life? Then you have performed the greatest work of all ... — Montaigne . Marjorie Schlaikjer Applaud friends, the comedy is over! “An artist’s only concern is to shoot for some kind of perfection, and on his own terms, not anyone else’s” — Buddy Glass “There isn’t anyone out there who isn’t Seymour’s fat lady.” — Salinger Don’t it always seem to you that you don’t know what you’ve got ’til it’s gone. — Joni Mitchell Thanks G.M. for believing in Streetcar and me. Later, Exeter. 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' - 3 t?g a.“ • cn r Leigh Polk i wanted to quote Prufrock but i realized i still believe after this and so much more it is worth it, after all guess i just like that magic lantern. La senorita me ha ensenado mas que ella sabe y to all of us i did not know: may we meet yet if the stars rpcondider. a toast to Anglophiles, a special bunch! and LBT: it’s been quite a trek from 24 thru 9, but at least we weren’t solo. hasta siempre (delivered in a sweet soprano) Sarah Rice Ecker “Pooh, promise you won’t forget about me ever, not even when I’m a hundred,” said Christopher Robin. Pooh thought for a little. ”how old shall I be then?” “Ninety-nine.” Pooh nodded. “I promise,” he said. Four distinct years, correspondents. Proud and happy, dre-you still owe me all those games, plus, there’s a couple things I forgot to tell you. “Thence we looked . . . and cited up a thousand heavy times.” Little Bunny Foo-Foo — I don’t like your attitude, and my good friends, you are welcome anytime. “If I live ’til ninety-seven, Will you still be waiting in my refrigerator heaven?” Mary Catherine Warner Will I ever forget that precarious moment? As I was standing on the third rail waiting for the next train to grind me into lifeless atoms various absurd thoughts slyly crept into my mind Meanwhile the tea regressed. Such were not the unhurried reflections . . . e.e. cummings “Contraiwise,” continuted Tweedledee,” if it was so, it might be; and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn’t it ain’t. That’s logic.” — Carroll Stacy Alexander To see a World in a grain of sand, And a Heaven in a wild flower, Hold Infinity in the palm of you hand, And Eternity in an hour. — Blake Weekends in Boston, soccer in the rain, Ex-Lax, Sunday River (Marg — there’s a mouse under the bed!) Hoyt 19 with ' Roomie, breakfasts with Bridge, 18, si tuvieran senores, B-day ’79 at Alice’s, runs out Swasey, downtown in a black suit with Ecks, Mt. Chocarua, Barcelona y mi familia querida, Bubbles, You’re special Gretch, Winterweekend ’79 at Stowe Y ahora estan brillando las estrellas con su esplendor, Esos mund os lejanisimos estan ahi, Tras los cristales ... — Buero-Vallejo i Penny Bryant New Delhi . . . where?? sometime I believe as many as six impossible things before breakfast. — Lewis Carroll Education is what survives when what has been learned has been forgotten. — B.F. Skinner You should never argue with a crazy mind. — Billy Joel Everything comes from that means something to someone I. Forbes Thanks to all my friends who helped me make pt through this year and love it, esp. the WW Flight Deck. Love, Penny Jennifer M. Irving If a being does not keep pace with its companions, perhaps it is because it hears a different drummer. Or maybe it’s just a weirdo. — Sandra Boynton Romp; eat the froth; be children. — John Updike To all who helped me, thanks, Love,Jayneehead P.S. Hallo Yam! Tanni and Mommyhaid, I love you. Dr. Daddy, please take care of yourself. Thanks for caring. Sarah Bronson Binger Argue for you limitations and sure enough they’re yours. — Messiah’s Handbook — Reminders for the advanced Soul Maria Rodriquez ... “for nothing is either good or bad but thinking makes it so” . . . Shakespeare Mama y Papa. Con todo mi amore, gracias por todo. Chieh-Min Fan My deepest thanks to Mom and Dad for you constant encouragement, support, and love. “It was said that there is no definite course or way, but when lots of people march forward, a course or way is formed. It was also said that there is a way, and because of that lots of people march on. I would not like to pass judgement on which idea is right. I am young, I want to live, I want to conquer life. Aware that the life current will never stop, I would like to see where it is going to take ) t me. Pa Chin Naomi R. Vogel “In the time of your life — live!” four year prep SHMA Live sch my god yall 1022181b actors, all, just faces in the wind ivers do it what?! Aloha 79 a LAS the morning hours after stars M Stardust sleepless nights K Baratsage s Zzeretni THV Senzanott enerre to be in love in Budapest GBS dream Ohun born tomorrow From Jonathan Liv ingston (sort of) ... and don’t be foolish! What are we trying to practice every day? If our friendship depends on things like space and time, we’ve destroyed our brotherhood! But overcome space, and all we have left is Here. Overcome time, and all we have left is Now. And in the middle of Here and Now and don’t you think we might see each other once or twice? And don’t believe what your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding, find out what you already know, and you’ll see the way to fly. Szia, Nomi Susanne Van Ambugh eischkya! LIFE! “I hate to be a grown up and have to try to bear my life in pain” — Phoebe Snow TIME! “Let me then become non-existent, for non-existence Sings to me, ‘To him shall we return.’ ” — Jalal al-Din Rumi ming ming ming ming ming ming ming ming ming ming ming Look at the sky! (on the way to the theatre!) “Come on down to the Mermaid Cafe and I will buy you a bottle of wine And we’ll laught and toast to nothing and smash our empty glasses down” — Joni rah. Kate Rindfleisch We’re anything brighter than even the sun (we’re everything greater than books might mean) We’re every anything more than believe (with a spin leap alive we’re alive) We’re wonderful one times one — ee cummings) Geoff Stewart “You are not just a white boy, “she said, “you are one of us. You belong to our people ... Go South and learn in the white men’s schools, but then come back to us. No other white child born here has ever returned to us, but you must come back, to your own people ...” Aranda Mother Mushroom cloud Nick . . . Busted! Woody, Yardley and Wally: Reunited 2t Hamilton. Thanks to all the “brothers” in Football (you too B.T.) who made a losing season a winner: Wharfie Key pic R.C.: B.H. Hicks and Harris: I didn’t make it without you dudes. My parents to whom I am forever in debt for bestowing me with that invaluable wisdom not found in the textbooks and only possessed by a special few. I’ll never forget. AC: Later Soupseed David Woodruff Out of towns to L’s What the mind can conceive, the body can achieve. W.B.’s Nino and Linda fish 4-ever Football was cool thanks to the rest of the flounders and DAV. Nick plays the flute. “I just came over to get a book, Soups” “Go out the window, quick.” Exeter is just all right with me except Probs. sux Goodtimes with Nino, Chuck, Nick and especially Liddy. Bufi your busted. Much love to Lidy, M. D. Nick Potter After 4 years, later, soups ... you suck ... It’s been a long time, Stew cruisamos . . . WB’d . . .Sugar Manolia Head and Stoner, Becentennial Weekend Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit, but probably not Thanks, JBA and HN, she’s my summer love in the spring, fall and winter Look, Woody, there it is! rip ’er in half Bufi, my best buddy this side of Harlana, numero uno in my book Exeter’s the cold and impersonal breeding groud of excellence, but you guys are all right Finally, goodbye with love and respect to Mr. Seabrooke. Michael Yardley ‘The world is run by C Students” — Harry Truman 1 1 1 ‘ • . Scott Borek Do not follow where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. Have a good one Preacher, Gin, Mansta, Gator, Snake, Dirt, Stone, Mongo, Mix, Lavs, Moron, Meet you guys at The Banana. Thanks Mr. M., Mr. and Mrs. E. And especially Mom and Dad. Good luck to next year’s ringers!! _j I THE ) PHILLIPS EXETER i academy £ FOUNDED IT81 ' Walter C. Donovan Ambition: “To be half the man my father and brother are.” Thanks to Mom, Dad, Mr. M., Mr. E., Mr. H., Coaches Wharff, Frazier, and Daviero. Good luck to Bo, Hick, Mongo, Stone, Dirt, Snake, Manster, Mix, Lavs, Gogs, Woody, Hobbs, and everyone at Main Street. “You can’t do that!!” Weekends at Exeter????? Give the ringers a break!!! Medford 1 “Hey Bo, where is Hick” “Bo and Hick: I’ll see you at the cabaret” Timothy Hickey “The future is uncertain and the end is always near” Thanks to my new friends here and my friends back home, Thanks to my teachers and coaches for making my year at Exeter worth it. Special thanks to Mr. M. for all you have done for me and a special thanks to Scott. Distance makes the heart grow fonder, thanks Mom and Dad and Co. i 187 L r AFS Walk together, talk together All ye people of the earth, Then and only then Shall ye have peace. Anders Svenson I will thank you very much for I can Egnlish now. It is very good to can English. Errare Humanum Est! Margaret Stephens McKay Special thanks to MJMH, AMH, and CGKA — It’s all downhill (skiing) from here! And CAFS, ACP, and JMP — you helped immensely. To be nobody — but yourself — in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else means to fight the hardest battle any human being can fight, and never stop fighting. — e.e. cummings America in the 1980’s needs a generation of winners — a generation of young people with pride and self-respect, a generation with nigh goals and the energy to achieve. — Warren Withered If my mind can conceive it, and my heart can believe it, I know I can achieve it. — B. Prudden Climb every mountain, ford every stream, follow every rainbow, til you find your dream. — The Sound of Music I VERMONT . . . Leena Arimo Like some stupid bug, we fly unthinkingly, hut intentionally to the blue light Bug Killer which zaps us. But maybe the bugs are better off zapped anyway. Alison M. Hill You are pooped and demoralized, “read Dwayne. “Why wouldn’t you be? Of course it is exhausting having to reason all the time in a universe which wasn’t meant to be reasonable.’’ — Vonnegut “Perhaps I might. You never know.” — A.A. Milne “Turn on the music Strike up the music ...” Give me music Let the music fill the air.” James Taylor Love to you all: Mom and Dad, Jen, CGKA, MSM, BJS, WGM. — Ali Russell Weed You think your eye sweeps about a wide horizon, perhaps, in truth you are only looking around the interior of your tub. You cannot lift yourself to its rim and see the outer world of things, and at the same time see yourself. You are submerged in the tub of yourself — Taboos and rules an ' d appearances, are the staves of you tub. Break them and dispel the witchcraft of thinking your tub is life! And that you know life! Edgar Lee Masters from Spoon River Anthology Sometimes I’m confusion I Felt so lost and disillusioned innocence gave me confidence to go up against reality. Now I’ve gained some understanding of the only world that we see Things that I once dreamed of have become reality. These walls that still surround me still contain the same old me. Just one more who’s searching for the world that ought to be. Rush from Circumstances Love to Dan and Ted and to you Delfina Donald Gruff It’s all like a dream you know when you all steal up early in the morning and you all sit together and watch the sun come through Is it me? for a moment the stars are falling the heat is rising the past is calling There’s no easy way to be free . . . — The Who To Blandman, Steve Siegal and Andy McBreen (Wish You Were Here) and the SFPA; “We’d be fools not to ride this strange torpedo all the way out to the end.” — Hunter S. Thompson Mark Weiner I was schooled with a strap right across my back. Time waits for no one. You gotta move. What a shame nothin’ seems to be goin’ right. Seems easy to me that everything’ll be all right - Stones It’s not what you say, it’s how you say it — because personality always wins the day. — Death of a Salesman Too many people lookin’ back. — Bob Seager Craziness is like heaven. Once you reach that point where you don’t care what everybody is sayin’, you’re going towards heaven . . . your own heaven. Jimi Hendrix ROADTRIP! — me All right, first I’d like to thank my parents for all their support while I attended this school. The SFPA deserves thanks. I’m glad I thought of it and was a big supporter. Also thanks to all my friends, even you R.T. And the memories. n lS ihe dj ' lrty -fa Wfittiatt Jl iof e p€o P u UV -V oo-V- dctv C rtdt+j ' friA William cUl K. U . ?, Swc-Je 4 X ' clc fV l«4 if i-o r Qj tolti . 1. _ rV ? Aw o iso ' Yi v s.. 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When friendship deserts us we are as lonely and helpless as a ship left by the tide high upon the shore; when friendship returns to us, it is as though the tide came back, gave us buoyancy and freedom, and opened to us the wide places of the world.” Her mama said, “Don’t eat with your fingers.” “O.K.” said Ridiculous Rose, so she ate with her toes. Shel Silverstein 192 Jennifer Wells Steans “Everyone that flatters thee is no friend in misery. Words are easy, like the wind; Faithful friencls are hard to find.” Richard Barnfield Thanks to you all ... To Boston L, L K; but no more?! . . . four winter coats! Guess I’m the only one who cares . . . Life is like a rock . . . What’s the matter for you? . . . Ripping up pictures in the night . . . I’m so upset . .. Catch you later . . . ”it’s what you learn after you already know everything that’s important.” anonymous Right Mom and Dad? Thank you both for all the help you’ve given me. You too R H. Katherine Fritts My skin is kind of sort of brownish Pinkish yellowish white. My eyes are greyish blueish green, But I’m told they look orange in the night. My hair is reddish blondish brown, But it’s silver when it’s wet. And all the colors I am inside Have not been invented yet. — Shel Silverstein LRJ — Ime xarika pu sas gnorisa. Exome astio. Kali Tixi . . . anio. sagapo. efxaristo poli . . . Emily Mai-ling Wen I know you can’t wait, We’ll go in a minute. I have to say goodbye To the great nuts on this page Till next year, remember? To the rest of “The Family,” Just one more year! And to- Wait, I’ve left out so many! Take care, you with the ankle. There’s Upper year too. But mostly to my parents Love and thanks always. I’m coming! Where are we going? (No answer.) oh, well, Later Exeter — Heather A. Steans This above all, to thy known self be true. Thanks all — you know who you are ... Don’t worry, I won’t mention EGGS. When’s it expected, kiddo? 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Its fkt 5 ECMD I- ALP Of-fAt CtfUiS£, IM y ?u k hok j-l£ hiUEs to Lose. A E,L ft OUflJCr aul Vernet There’s safety in numbers When you learn to divide. How can we be in if there is no outside? Craziness is like heaven Once you reach that point Where you don’t care About wh at everyone is sayin ' , You’re goin ' towards heaven Your own heaven — Jimi One good thing about music When it hits you feel no pain — Bob Marley I can’t get the kind of love that I want or that I need so let’s just dance. — D.J. Rock n’ roll is written, sung, and performed for the most part by cretinous goons. This rancid aphodisial I deplore — Frank Sinatra Though you can fret me, you cannot play upon me — Hamlet Well it wasn’t supposed to go down that way, but they burned his brother and left him lying in the driveway. They let him down with nothing He tried to do his best but he could not. Well tell me more tell me more I mean was he a heavy doper or was he just a loser? He was a friend of yours — Neil Young Li Max G. Hernstein 3 years DVNBAR Soccer: Andover 2-0, 2-0, 1-0 Now as I was young and easy under the apple boughs About the lilting house and happy as the grass was green The night above the dingle starry, Time let me hail and climb Golden in the heydays of his eyes. — Thomas When you’ve seen beyond yourself — then you may find peace of mind is waiting there. — Bealtes I’d simply like to thank my friends and family who have helped make my Exeter experience great. C H APT e R Twe ROAD HAD ALWAYS BEEN THERE. IT HAD HAUNTED MV IMAGINATION, LIKE A TORTURED SHADOW LOOMING UP FROM MY PAST TO CAST ITS DARK UMBRA OVER MY FUTURE. I SUPPOSE I HAD ALWAYS KNOWN THAT SOME - DAY, SOMEHOW, I WOULD HAVE TO CROSS IT. BUT WHEN THE DAY FINALLY CAMEL... Ur- ;v Allan Treadwell You gonna lively up yourself, And don’t be no drag. You gonna lively up yourself Cause reggae is another bag. — Bob Marley Who is John Galt? — Ayn Rand 196 Karl Forrest Peabody, four years Baseball, the Dens, Hoop, Soccer, E-l, A-0 (2 OT) “That’s the way that I want it to stay” — Kinks “Moving in silent desperation ...” - J T Everyone I know, Everywhere I go, People need some reason to believe; I don’t know about anyone but me. If it takes all night, that’d be alright. II can get you to smile before I leave. I’d Tolove to stick around, but I’m runnin’ behind. You know I don’t even know what I’m hoping to find.” Thanks to all those who made the past four years both possible and unforgetable. Thanks especially to Russ, Mell, Pad and most of all my parents. “Ain’t it time we said goodbye.” Roger Gettig Talk about a dream, try to make it real, You wake up in the night, with a fear so real, Spend you life waiting, for a moment that just don’t come, Well, don’t waste your time waiting. — Springsteen - J 1 Richard Russell Baseball, the shake, THE DENS Soccer, E-l, A-0 (OT), Face Diving, Mr. Nekton “Heartless challenge Pick you path and I’ll pray.” — Fleetwood Mac Thanks Karl, Dougie, Band Burbs, you made living fun. Mom, Dad, I’ve tried, thank you both, for everything. I L, 197 Mark Baughan Red goal posts and E-200 Andover Security always on the ball. “The first thing we do, let’s kill all the lawyers.” Well said, eh Darse? — Shakespeare In the gell clutch of circumstance I have not winced nor cried aloud. Under the bludgeonings of chance My head is bloody but unbowed. It matters not how strait the gait, How charged with punishments the scroll, I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul. — William Henley 7 dozen, down to about 35; looks impressive on paper farmboy, but some of them were charity. You are what you eat — Chrichlow’s New Blue Diamond (Wow man) Late nights in the quarters: Christ Evan, more Coke! Hey Mellman, if nothing else you’ve probably earned the respect of coalminers everywhere. “Lock your doors at night or you might wake up tied to the mattress, and that could be tough.” — Harv Thanks Exeter “We are all terminal cases.” — Garp 4. m wj jf sT if - 1 ||| Wm {pmrkjjp [M ■ km $ ' 1 WvMMi , - jPiifgi Brooks Evan Crichlow The ones you never notice are the ones you have to watch. CSN You should either stop trying or you should try a lot harder. El-AO E2-A0 Garp Scott Mellen “ . . . for without belittling the courage with which men have deed, We should not forget these acts of courage with which men have lived. ... A man does what he must in spite of personal consequences, in spite of obstacles and dangers and pressures — and that is the basis of all human morality.” John F. Kennedy “A man of action forced into a state of thought is unhappy until he can get out of it.” Galsworthy E-5: A-4, E-l: A-0, E-2: A-0 I M.C. Worthington Nog and Nutmeg; Late Night C.H.’s Spangler’s Treats; the fan; V for Velocity and the Other; the McConnell Be Society; My friends on the North side, and stoges. Dots, small, cliffs, nights, Beck and Hammer, fields, moonlit patch work clouds. Dreams of Dragons, Rose colored, in the Spring. “Feelin’ good was easy lord when Bun sang the blues. Feelin’ good was good enough for me. good enough for me and the M.B.S.” “If you look like a duck; talk like a duck, smell like a duck, and behave like a duck, people will think you ARE a duck.” — Donald C. Dunbar Dean of Students (and noted and reconginized psycho analyst) 1970-75. “Woman you’ve got those come and go blues. And oh you got me feelin’ like a fool.” Gregg Allman Jonathan Bean Here We Are in the Years Now that the holidays have come, They can relax and watch the sun rise above. All of the beautiful things they’ve done. Go to the country, take the dog. Look at the sky without the smog, See the world, laugh at the farmers feeding hogs, Eating hotdogs. What a pity that the people from the city Can’t relate to the slower things That the country brings. Time itself is bought and sold, The spreading fear of growing old Contains a thousand foolish games that we play. While people planning trips to stars Allow another boulevard to claim a quiet country lane. It’s Insane So the subtle face is a loser this time around. Here we are in the years where the showman shifts the gears, Lives become careers, children cry in fear, “Let us out of here!” Thanks to all who cared especially these two clowns, the M.B.S., my family. “Oh shit, another McGinty lie.” — W. Worthington Thanks to Spangler for his post summer guests, Mr. Gordon and Mr. Popor from Castillo. “Papa told him someday he would be a man He would be the leader of a big ol’ band Many people cornin’ from miles around To hear him play his music when the sun goes down Maybe someday his name would be in lights Sayin’ Johnny B. Goode Tonight” — Chuck Berry In most people patience is a virtue, but when found in one’s parents it’s an indespensible asset. Thanks to Ma Pa: 7 yrs. of high school has been as long for you as for me. “Never laugh at live dragons” — Bilbo Baggins One day I met a girl in light blue bathing suit and blonde hair. I fell in love. — J.M. ’80 “Christopher Robin laughed and jumped to his feet, “Come on!” “Where?” said Pooh “Anywhere, ’said Chrisopher Robin So off they went together . . . “ .. . Help me if you can I’ve got to get back to the house at Pooh Corner.” All my love to J.H.T. 199 EXETER’S TURF AUTHORITY EXETER, N.H. FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1981 4 go to post in Exeter’s 200th Graduation Stakes AP WIREPHOTO Four favored starters in this year’s Graduation Stakes after a brisk workout at Al’s Bar in Stratham and adjacent Palmeadow Farms prior to being shipped to Exeter. 200 EXETER 200th Running THE EXETER GRADUATION STAKES. 17-year-olds and upward accepted by admissions office and having fulfilled all requirements. $100 to pass entry box, with $2500 added each semester. 3% for maintenance, .01% for food. (Also 1.9% to be spent later on fundraising.) Diplomas will be presented to all finishers. William F. Sherman You ought to place a bet every day or else you might be walking around lucky and not even know it. He who makes a beast of himself gets rid of bearing the pain of being a man — Sam Johnson For in much wisdom is much vexation, and he who increases knowledge increases sorrow. — Ecclesiastes 1:18 It may be the race is not always to the swift, nor the battle to the strong - but that’s the way to bet — Damon Runyon Money speaks all languages - J.R. Ewing Never put off until tomorrow that you can put off indefinitely — WFS White M. 17 by William-Caroline Owner - Syndicated. Trainer - D.K. Dimmock 143 Earnings: $50,000 $75,000 After Taxes ■ ■■ ■ ■ I • | ■ White M. 17 by William - Jane William L. Boescn Moral filth will no longer be tolerated on our campuses — Mel Thomson I should have gone to night school, then I’d be able to add — W.C. Fields I may be a liar, but at least I’m a gentleman. Go pick your Bananas, well run the canal — Mel Thomson message to the Panamanians To be honest, I would like to finish this term and go back to my farm. — M. Thomson In New Hampshire we live by taxing sin — Mel Thomson 123 Philip S. Johnson i 36 m Trainer - D.K. Dimmock Ah, why snould life all labor be? — Alfred Lord Tennyson ...But a man s reach should exceed his grasp, or what’s a heaven for? —R. Browning There may be some things better than sex and some things may be worse, but there’s nothing exactly like it. — W. C. Fields Five Minutes! Zounds! I have been five minutes too late all my life! — H. Cowley But the waiting time is the hardest time of all. — Sarah Doudney Michael F. Morrissey A person is guilty of a misdemeanor if he fornicates — Meldrim Thomson A thing worth having is a thing worth cheating for — W.C. Fields There comes a time in the affairs of a man’s life when he must take the bull by the tail and face the situation In God I trust; All others must pay cash — Jean Shepard If at first and you don’t succeed, try, try again. Then quit. No use being a damn fool about it. J.R. Ewing ' s cardinal rule of politics: Never get caught in bed with a live man or a dead woman. White M. 18 by Michael - Emelda Owner - Bob Burley Trainer - D.K. Dimmock 163 Christopher Roche Most of the time I don’t have much fun. The rest of the time I don’t have any. — Woody Allen It takes a great man to resist common sense. — F.M. Dostoyevsky Thanks Mom, Dad, MBR RER ACR and JAR —- my friends Art, like morality consists in drawing the line somewhere — GK Chesterson i’m on the inksde taking a fast ride ric ocasek and it’s back to you m.b. (maybe) Geoffrey Wieting Ye banks and braes o’ bonnie Doon, How can ye bloom sae fresh and fair? How can ye chant, ye little birds, And I sae weary fullo’ care? — Robert Burns In solitude, Be a multitude unto thyself. — Tibullus Quod sis, esse velis nihilque malis; Summum ned metuas diem nec optes. — Martial I don’t care if you’re taking an all-nighter, make your Thanx to JMF, CHT, CEN, JK, SM, NAH, WSD, PCG, LC, DBM, AIF, And most of all, my parents. Ave atque vale David Hudacek ... If we lived in a State where virtue was profitable, common sense would make us good, and greed would make us saintly. And we’d live like animals or angels in the happy land that needs no heroes. But since in fact we see that avarice, anger, envy, pride, sloth, lust and stupidity commonly profit far beyond humility, chastity, fortitude, justice and thought, and have to choose, to be human at all ... why then perhaps we must stand fast a little — even at the risk of being heroes. A Man For All Seasons Robert Bolt Bob Winston I am looking forward to getting back to doing what I was doing before I came here. Thanks Jo for helping me make it through this year. 1 Henry Welles Vladimir: Say, think, pig! Estragon: Think pig! Silence — Beckett All this machinery making modern music can still be open-hearted — Peart Thomas Merchant Destiny is not a matter of chance it is a matter of choice. To be nobody but yourself in a world that is trying its best, night and day, to make you everybody else — means to fight the hardest battle any human being can fight — and never stop fighting But the majestic river floated on, but of the mist and him of that low land, into the frostystarlight. Matthew Arnold Deepest love and thanks: MOM DAD REX CBRHBMCGKFKLSK LB: But harder than all to love and lose. Anacreon Thomas Carey No man lives without jostling and being jostled. Thomas Caryle His cogitative faculties immersed in cogibundity of cogitation. Henry Carey If thou regrettest thy youth, why live? Lord Byron ... there is no such thing as was That time is, and if there’s no such thing as was there is no such thing as will be. That time is not a fixed condition, time is in a way the sum of the combined intelligences of all men who breathe at that moment. William Faulkner Tomorrow will be drastically different from today. L.B.J. In this moment there is life and food for future years. William Wordsworth Derek Ekstrom I think therefore I am ... I think. Where I am not understood, it shall be concluded that something very useful and profound is couched underneath. — Swift I never saw a purple cow, I never hope to see one; But I can tell you anyhow I’d rather see than be one. — Burgess But seriously folks, I’d like to thank all those people who made this experience possible and enjoyable. (Well, with all the material I have here I could write a Senior quote. Whoops, I already have. Scott Edwards “We are hearing much Greek wisdom this morning, King,” said the Priest. “It is very subtle. But it brings no rain and grows no corn; sacrifice does both. Much less does it give them understanding of holy things. I, King, have dealt with the gods for three generations of men, and I know that they dazzle our eyes and flow in and out of one another like eddies on a river, and nothing that is said clearly can be said truly about them. Holy wisdom is not clear and thin like water, but thick and dark like blood.” The Priest has been with me. I never knew him before. He is not what the Fox thinks. Do you know, Sister, I have come to feel more and more that the Fox hasn’t the whole truth. Oh, he has much of it. It’d be dark as a dungeon within me but for his te aching. And yet ... I can’t say it properly. He calls the whole world a city. But what’s a city built on? There’s earth beneath . . . from “Till We Have Faces” by C.S. Lewis Robert Bitman 810940 So saying, her rash hand in evil hour Forth reaching to the fruit, she plucked, she eat; Earth felt the wound, and nature from her seat Sighing through all her works gave signs of woe, That all was lost. — PARADISE LOST JOHN MILTON Davie — Our magic is everlasting. 204 ALOHA Brian Herschell Hurd Was it not a comedy, a strange and stupid thing, this repetition, this course of events in a fateful circle. Siddhartha — Hesse Sidney T. Bogardus It is as painful perhaps to be awakened from a vision as to be born. (JJ, from U). In medias res. Sid Wales Sid Wales Frodo, Squid Viscious, A.W. 4 long years in Webster Summertime! Block Island, Jennifer, Leslie, Gigi, Lori, Athenaeum Literary Association. Always be honest with friends ’cause friends are the most important People in the world. Right Stu? Just give me a place where I can be myself and I’ll be happy. “Hey, honey! How about a burger and fries to go with that shake? I think I’m in love!” THANKS TO: Music, Molson, Marlboro, the Teepee, a 1972 Capri, Romeo’s, Zig-Zag, Denise and the Gundersens, and most of all SFPA. Illinoise, beautiful country, Delawhere? Looavul. Confidence will get you everywhere. Richie! Stutch! Go for a smoke? We’re golden . . . Thomas R. O’Handley “Show me a man what ain’t going to die, bless Jesus.” “ ... I seemed to be lying neither asleep nor awake looking down along corridor of grey halflight where all stable things had become shadowy paradoxical all I had done shadows all I had felt suffered taking visible from antic and perverse mocking without relevance inherent themselves with the denial of the significance they should have affirmed thinking I was I was not who was not was not who.” “We shot the bastud, Granny!” — Faulkner Brian Donahue “What I am is God’s gift to me, what I become is my gift to God.” — In appreciation for your moral support + love; with wnich we’re all going to make it to Los Angeles in the year 1984; Mom and Dad Uncle George and Aunt Bea Aunt Mary and family Jack Fred Joyce Marilyn Peter + Co. Uncle Fran Aunt Irene Mr. Fraser Mr. Estey Mr. Morante Mr. Lovshin Mr. Daviero Mr. Wharff Coach Svenson Under God’s Guidance and Grace ’84 will be our year Robert O’Reilly Yo, Kid! What’s up? — my deuce — what’s happenin T? — Hey James, Your Mama, — It’s a simple game — orange thunder — the gym — 38 Garden St. — the doctor — double D — Marray — Corky — Florida — my boat — the sun — Mr. Ekstrom took my tape player — Yes — Molly Hatchet — The Doors — Robin Trower — Mr. Hamblet, Thanks for convincing me to come to Exeter, Thanks Mrs. Hamblet — Hey Mr. Knowles — We had fun didn’t we Bill — Good luck Brock, Bobby, the team — Thanks Mom and Dad and family — Thanks Laura for being you, love you! Good luck class of ’81 James Long 206 William Shea Alec Burger Mum and Dad — Love you and thanks. Matt and Steve — Remember the depressing Sundays? Giants Superbowl XX? Adam — Remember the joules? Jay — You’re right, Bermuda is another world. Thanks: Exeter, for everything — from probation to proctorship. Mr. Campbell and the rest of Main Street — for making my stay worthwhile. Caroline, Carmen and Giselle — For not! I’m going home to stay a while I’ll only visit with old friends And maybe wet some flys I won’t be gone Long. — Please don’t come Oh but it is good to be foot loose and heart free! Yet how good it is to come Home at last, home, home! — R.S. Robert Radoccia In respect, to these changing times, this offering of our creative efforts is presented to acquaint man with his many brothers and sisters around the world. We live so close, yet so far away, fear has been our separator. We live now in a new age dawning upon computer technology, higher consciousness, higher elevation of space, and higher ideas. In this age the true essence of sharing should be acknowledged. It is time for man to understand that we share the same sun, and we are all essentially the same with different names. All around the world the most enjoyed vibration is that of a smile. Through our smiles we touch the heart of our fellow man. Together, let’s lift our planet to a higher vibration. In love we stand. Maurice White 207 Iff 05 CX g r - Q.T3 C 5 J c J p 5. o J ®3og30 — 1 CD co _ Q- co CD co CD Sj 03 _ CJ2- ' — CD co C co 3 CD H 3 3 fll jegSis® Q-Qtq O !— rjc o sr - y.s o 00 ■- ,__ «• “ ST _ . . g ' 2 C 33 w c a 5b ®2 o 3 !-r r! tr K; CO 3 CD ►-• cn cn ® M 03 C ►-. cn 533 - a to “ cru o H cd n r-h £ CD V- -J £ 3 tr a -i a - cn cn a • 2_oo CD C T 3 |§ § g-o sr 3 £ ' j£t 3 P CD 4 CD W ® a ' ° I H-Sr 3 3 S® ®. re CD “ re £ r-t- QJ ._. - r? =r CL Q- 03 oo ■zr =r 03 CD a- a 3 vc a-3 Q- o vs a- . cr Peter Wetherbee I need a crowd of people, Can’t face them day to day. (2X] Though my problems are meaningless, That don’t make them go away. Young Neil Yeah I got them schizophrenic, paranoid, squared-out uptight blues. My Brain’s been battered but there have been moments of clarity. Free Cocaine was fun and the underground Mutant Swine were down and out Eskimos. To William (the man with all the women), Mr. B. and Ms. S, the dynamic trio, Browning and Lamont, Jenny and Mellow Pete and Andi, and everybody who knows me, Love, thanks, and future excounters (If we can work out that time warp problem...) I like Exeter. Thanks to the Dens. P.B. Keep on cookin’, everybody behave themselves (subject to interpretation, especially in assembly.) Above all, I hope that America can forge ahead under Ronnie in the fullest exploitation of our natural resources to keep us independant of OPEC. I used to get mad at my school The teachers that taught me weren’t cool Holding me down, Turning me round, Filling me up with your rules But I got to admit it’s getting better . . . Go guys, Stone, man What rush Bill Whipple Are you ready for the country because it’s time to go. Traditional Solomon Douer Datus Proper NOMADII VIVAT IN PREPETVVM! Amen will be destroyed totally! WELF will return! Man will achieve interglactic flight! Taerin and Nomadll will regroup and return (Anarchy will triumph! Remember — good will triumph in the end, but we can all have fun in the meantime! 200,000 in GALAXIAN is coming — already at 101,800 at time of writing. For all of you who may be wondering — yes, the ideal woman does exist — 209 Sandra Lee Baker Life is a carnival, believe it or not. Life is a carnival, two bits a shot. — The Band The Annex, walks, late — night talks, all-nighters, Cosmic Wimpout and trainwrecks (Look out for those trains, Marijuanita! Mr. P., Mr. B, and banana bread, ODC (“Blizzard ’79) bird watching (“Mary, name that bird!” and especially the friends. Everybody I love you. Everybody I do. — CSNY Thanks, M D. Mary Leyden Williamson Isn’t it time we began to laugh and cry and laugh about it all again? (Leonard Cogen) Thank you everybody! (What would life be without exclamation points?) Sandy — here’s to the champagne supply in Dutchess! I couldn’t have done it without you. Chuck — love from the inexplicable but never the epitomy. Dawn — what’s so funny? Sarah — pas de huitres mais beaucoups d’amour And rainbows to the unfriend. “When you wake up in the morning, Pooh,” said Piglet at last, “what’s the first thing you say to yourself?” “What’s for breakfast?” said Pooh. “What do you say, Piglet?” “I say, I wonder what ' s going to happen exciting today?” said Piglet. Pooh nodded thoughtfully. “It’s the same thing,” he said. Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connait point. (Pascal) Anthony Sanford Codding, Jr. Alias: Sanford J. Codding “Long nights impossible odds Keeping my back to the wall” — Styx Thanks to those who helped Me get my back off the wall: JD, H, JF + OA, TS, BB, KM, MC, MG + JS — “Someone get the brew” — BS Every explorer nomes his Island formosa, beautiful, To him it is beautiful Because, being first, he can See it for what it is. — Percy “We’re walkin out into the World tonight.” but “Don’t Be afraid, just knock on the door,” and go on in. — ELO Christopher Peter Reid Four years at Exeter and what do I have to say. 4 years of Tom and Sha and driving in the snow. Thanx Mom. Drink your milk Johnny, thumbs up Mario, but where are you? I hope you’re not in Newfields Jai. Tell them you said it was o.k., o.k.? I don’t have enough room for the inilials of all those who helped me through We have to stop meeting like this. C.P.R. John Richard Dolloff Four years can be a long time. JD. Special thanx to those who helped Luv to those who cared Keep you hand on your a’penny and maybe someday we will find that it wasn ' t really wasted time K.M. — bE If the band you play in starts playing different tunes I’ll meet you on the dark side of the moon P.F. P.S. (Thanx Dad) But what should I do? shut up and keep playing? 211 Paul Klebnikov Just like Mary Shelley, just like Frankenstein, Break your chains and crown your change And try to walk the land. Dead “You’re not following your plan.” Dean Tucker talking to Preps who stay up past 10:30. Renounce, if only for a little while, the trifles which fill your time and seem so important to you: all your millions, your looting, your preparations for murder, your parliaments, sciences, churches. Break with all this, if only for a little while, and look at your lives, above all at yourselves, at your souls, which live such an uncertain and brief term in this body. Tolstoy and now something about PEA and USA Wave that flag, wave it wide and high, Summertime done come and gone my oh my! Dead In 1972, two young men precipitated the greatest Constitutional crisis since theC iviiWAr Paul Kaitz All the world surrounds me, And my feet are on the ground. The Moody Blues And again in ’81 Mike Johnson Thanks to all the carousing, workless all-nighters and fire works (Lyle and Jud) — I never would have lasted without it . . . We had fun and you know something? We learned a lot ... maybe more. That’s what it’s all about isn’t it? “I sit, relax, smoke, meditate and listen to what my mind says — is love.” a rastafarian friend told me Lyle Crowley i -m James Atkinson As the man with the backpack dropped his mustache he exclaimed, “No matter how hard this turns Out we’re going to tell them it was easy.” Golly Beave, growing up sure can be goofy. • I have eaten the plums that were in the icebox and which you were probably saving for breakfast Forgive me they were delicious so sweet and so cold. William Carlos Williams Charles Paris Merrill, 3 years, Wilmington, DE Reserved for students, dining hall, breakfast at 3. “Wombat of the year, supervisor of the century, what are you doing here you should be in the penitentiary.” N.L. “A man is the sum total of all his friends.” C.M.P. The sum total of everything is zero.” D.R.R. “Therefore, if a man knows everyone, he is nothing. The Great J.B. Look at the sky! Love and thanks especially to Jimmy, Rick, Mary Jon, John, Henry, Dand, Richter, Jamie, Judson, and Sergay; you’ve given me everything, especially when the s-t hits the fan. Tom Ching “Money . . . can do anything.” Charles Dickens “Get money ... get it dishonestly, if you can, honestly if you must” Jay Gould “The meek shall inherit the Earth, but not its mineral rights.” S.P. Getty “What are you babbling about now, Ching!?” E.A.G. “There is no Easter Bunny.” G. Gordon Liddy “He had decided to live forever or die in the attempt.” Joseph Heller “Going back to bed is better than being there in the first place.” G.M.D. Thanks to Mrs. B. and Mr. D. Julian Benello Dan Hetherington It is in fact nothing short of a miracle that the modern methods of instruction have not yet entirely strangled the holy curiosity of inquiry ... It is a very grave mistake to think that the enjoyment of seeing and searching can be promoted by means of coercion and a sense of duty. Albert Einstein “This item is intended for use only to make whip cream.” Creative Items Jennifer Field All life was parallel: evolution was not vertical, ascending to perfection, but horizontal, Time was the great fallacy; existence was without history, was always now, was always this being caught in a fiendish machine. All those painted machines erected by man to shut out reality — history, religion, duty, social position, all were illusions, mere opium fantasies. John Fowles Je ne peux suivre que mon chimin car je suis un homme, et chaque homme doit inventer son chemin. Sartre “What is the function of the artist?” Amanda demanded of the talented tresspasser. “The function of the artist,” the Navajo answered, “is to provide what life does not.” ■ Tom Robbins A CHUNK OF MY LOVE TO ALL WHO CARE,f JT 1 Craig Kaplan To the wonderful people who’ve cared, at Exeter and at home, have made it all worthwhile: The point is the doing of them rather than the accomplishments. There is no actor but the action; there is no experiencer but the experience. — Bruce Lee But that there can be teaching without words, Value in action that is actionless Few indeed can understand. — Lao Tzu Do you not see That you and I Are as the branches Of one tree? With your rejoicing Comes my laughter With your saddness Start my tears. — Tzu Yeh Be free. — Jeff m : m Jacques Cornell “Never argue with a fool, people might not know the difference.” “The other line always moves faster.” Murphy ' ' 1; “If everyone was listening, You know there’d be a chance that we could save the show. Supertramp “Nothing is right or wrong but thinking makes it so.” Shakespeare Pwilliir mm kw‘ Aaron C. James Dramat, P.A.E. I FINALLY get it all together, but I forgot where I put it. “I know that you believe tha you understand what you think I said, but I not sure that you realize that what you heard not what I meant.” R. Nixon “Intellectual brillanee is no guarantee against being dead wrong.” Carl Sagan Thanks to Mr. Polychronis who taught me how to appreciate the value of life. Marc Fleuette So many times they say you got it made They never understand ... I tried my best . . . But somehow it as not enough. ELO Thanks for everything Mom — Dad — It was worth it! Thank you Mr. Kane for believing enough to gamble To J.C.: Here’s to Mr. P. Remember, Scratches make life interesting. Best wishes always. Special thanks to my friends for making it great: L.B., K.K., J.S., E.E., and M.R. To M.W. — Joy: Remember the good times on Saturday night — Romeo’s — the computer room! I’ll miss you both — Best of luck in everything you do It is all for the best. EM Forster Say goodbye to all your friends We’re gonna be sorry For a while that’s how it goes But then again who knows .. . I’m gonna see the world . . . I’m gonna be somebody ELO Michel J, Fleuette Exeter: Thanks for the good times ... (Cilley Beach dorm outings squish lax soccer computer havoc biking to the beach midnight rap sessions) My thanks to Mom and Dad for making it all possible, and to Jacques and Marc for making the bad times OK and the good tmes better. Thanks and best Wishes to everyone. I’ve met here. Till we meet again, adieu. NO NUKES! Ann Marie McDonald Come what come may ... MacBeth I, iii To those I should thank, I can’t thank you enough. Rah, PJM, ABL, BBB and Amen, it was worth it. It’n nice, isn’t it? It isn’t difficult to keep alive, friends — just don’t make trouble — or it you must make trouble, make the sort of trouble that s expected. Well, I don’t need to tell you that. Good night. If we should bump into one another, recongnize me. (He exits) Curtain — Robert Bolt Marc L. Kozam It was a way to live, and when you have lived one way for a while you forget that there was ever any other way and that there may be another way again. — Robert Penn Warren, All the King’s Men Claudia Emily Novack “Who so would be a man must be a noncomformist.” Ralph Waldo Emerson “Self-Reliance” “Trust thyself: every heart vibrates that iron string.” R.W. Emerson “Self-Reliance” The definition of world derivation according to Alexander Irving Forbes: “Almost everything comes from something that means something.” A.I. Forbes Frances Ruml He knew suddenly that nobody, living upon the remotest, most barren crag in the ocean, could complain of a dull landscape so long as he would lift his eyes. — T.H. White Anon, anon, sir! — Henry IV part With fond memories of Aunt Frances Thalia Gould “Sharon Lipschutz knows where SHE lives and SHE’s only THREE ANDA HALF” J.D. Salinger Janet Reinke “There are no precedents: You are the first. You that ever was.” — C. Morely “This above all To thine own self be ture and it must follow as the night and day, thou canst not then be false to any man.” — Shakespeare “A day of unselfish purpose if always a day of confident hope.” — Woodrow Wilson Miranda B. MacPhail 0 0 0 0 That Shakespeherian rag It’s so elegant So intelligent (For Grace, Bryan, and Rob, Becky, and Dave, but most especially for Rick because I missed knowing you were there.) . . . and the water goes tripping flowing, slipping through my mind, And the sun never comes out until the moon says it’s time Kathryn Balay “We laughed awkwardly; We still barely knew each other. The sense of newness, of sudden, Boundless adventure lay over us Like the golden autumn sunlight — Like moving through An immensely golden dream — I wanted it to last forever, With all the high vibrant promise Of the dav, its surprises and Excitements, hanging in the wings.” Anton Myrer “Mais naturellement, On ne peut pas etre Toujours raisonnable.” Camus Thanks: MJ, MS, GM And all the others before. 217 Michael C. Hobbs To Rob, John, Andy, Stacy, Pam, Jennifer, Jeff, Kristin, and Betsy, (and you too!) Thanks! To his instinct’s sound, so come home Ollie of Litany, Intensely silent; Drawn endlessly, pulled relentlessly, Eternally soul sucked into neverending Gehenna — MH “Canadians . . . frequently wander about looking for people to talk to for hours on end, on any topic whatsoever.” — Harvard Lampoon ODC is SPAM! Reconciliation runs are fun! — SR “Merbie” was his pet water balloon guard dog. Thanks Mom and Dad. Andrew E.G. Whiteside Main Steet South — 3 years All that jazz “And now gentleman. I am going to give you a chance to bear down tor a stretch.” — EAG “It’s damn arrogance,” he said. “That’s what it is.” — VB “Study as if you were to live forever. Live as if you were to die tomorrow.” “Help me make it through the night” — Joan Baez Thanks to those who did: Mom, Pa, Anne, Rob, John Heather, Pete, the jazz combo, Round Trip Ticket, and all the rest. — I’ll never forget. “Let your life proceed by its own design.” — Dead Senior Class ..a 218 Robert F. Behre Doubt is faith in the main; but faith on the whole is doubt. We cannot believe by proof; but could we believe without? — Swinburne I barely believe my time at Exeter is over (Jim, you don’t know what you missed). Thanks Mom and Dad! To those who made it both bearable and worthwhile, John, Andy, Mike, Peter, Jennifer (see leg on opp. page), and Kris, ma favorie toujours — ya’ll can’t be replaced! And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity. — Paul John Cibelli “Cibs” 3 years and what an experience: wrestling bike trips, bean bag, late night talks, computer, grill, loft, pizzas, take-home math tests, physics labs, pool, TV, funnelator .. . todo con mucha gusta. Thanks RB Knowledge through suffering k Mark Goggin “Everybody’s restless they got no place to go, someones telling them so their anger and resentment flow W. Zevon He’s made up his mind He’s the restless kind W. Zevon “There is no such thing as a problem without a gift for you in its hands you seek problems because you need their gifts” Richard Bach Bach “Still search’n for the rainbow MTB MTC “I’ll sleep when I’m dead” 220 John Hand Sherborn, Mass. Soccer and Hockey, Thanks DENZ! Hey Dirt, wanna get hurt?? KOZ. . . . “Unknown Exunian” from the • no-check league! Always looking forward to vacations with Lee!!! “A day of the learned is longer than the life of the ignorant.” Seneca Its been valuable and its been interesting but . . . Chip Kuzborski Good times with the boys from mass. ( M.B. from MD) 10 1 TEEPEE . . . . . . LET’S GET HURT! “The grass ain’t greener, the wine ain’t sweeter, either side of the hill.” GRATEFUL DEAD 221 The OldeM Prepare!. | and assert themsr. independent shi er, they are contmi ru ' d and forced bac Tony Gardner m Turning and turning in the wipepfrig gyre The falcon cannot heat the falcoffgr; Things fall apart; the center cannot hold: Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and Everywhere The ceremony as innocence is drownedpV ‘ : s? ,he ° rst — The Second Coming, W.B. Ye Ainsi, toujours pousses vers de nouveaux rivages, Dans la nuit eternelle enfpcrrtes sans retour! Ne pourrons — nous jamais sur l’ocpan des ages — ’the irs are desperate !re ‘•he liquor 8 Proposal put |Pr entat,ve ' COUntP frOfT) years 0 | but forbad P k i£ ,;T IC Quagmire... he elements , ■« iim sionfll I ' wi st-pfc M Greg Daniels He trudg’d along un sought, ) ’Shd whistle «- thought. ‘P Enslaved, illogical, elate, «%- He Meets the embarrassed gods ears£ ’ Jp sHake the iron hand of fate Or match with destiny for beers. i — Kipling: An Americai tee you not ashamed of heaping up thejpeatest amooattt of money and honor and reputation, and caring so little about wisdom and truth and the greatest improvement of the soul? — Socrate ’ Autre syllogisrfte: tous leg chats sont mortels. Socrate est mortel. ' Done Socrate est un chat. —.Ionesco went for want of Hortpd- m lelevim H precisioi.® to be an in -Haws travi ■“’ of history and ' 114110118 who rfe to heed . ' of that W P 1(1(1 Dryden hum. ti had ex, the soui century, nor J ski IS en nett Poi nos .yiouse. Jiizatk), n ‘daLt as the .worn, — Groucho Marx plo you think, Daniels? re the only person on the campus an ego bigger than mine. i. Z £ S - • frrtes ' es l CE UP. DANIELSJ Keep poutidinM V 4 yilU t about twelvi club Tony Oardn«, V. r, ,T Aargh, I’m Peking up alhoill bd ftabits. cftsMiaixirter J Ho matter how thin ‘You slice.if, i 5 = till baloney. E -ST M, — Ak itd T nks to my family. Dave Douglas Charlie Parker’s father was a tap dancer. That s why he wrote like that. — Miles Davis I write for musicians who sing. I don ' t like a person who starts out as a singer because then you are born with a voice that wobbles in the right places or sometning and so you spend your life making music but that is not necessarily going together, is it. 1 ’ To have a voice and make music could be two totally different things. So, I d rather start with music. — Carla Bley . . . nothing is intense enough — except maybe jazz. — Jean Cocteau Love and thanks to: Nick, Lawrence, Becky, Paul, and the people at 29 Calle Cortes: Carles, David, Hilari y Pere for making it all click and swing. Also to: The Dow Crew, and the Abstracts. Bruce Carson Go Placidly amid the noise haste, remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly clearly; and listen to others, even the dull ignorant; they too have their story. In closing I would like to recognize and thank some very special people because each in his or her own way has made my experience here at Exeter a memorable one. Thank you Tassly, Bobby, Pop, Chilly, BBi, “G” and most of all thank you Mom for struggling so that I might be here. I appreciate your strength and guidance. Mom, you’re truly a remarkable lady and I LOVE YOU DEARLY. To Cline, Hicks, John, Chuckie, Bents, Stew, Manning, Chung, Hoff and Ford. So long. Jonathan M. Kiger “As far as I’m concerneed, the more unalike we all are, the better. That means we can better appreciate our common ground, rather than trying to fly off in all directions. If we know we’re different and accept our differences, we won’t have to be come neurotic in taking them too far or attempting to justify them.” — D. Bowie “Ground control to Major Tom ...” — D.B. “Here in my car I feel safest of all — I can lock all the doors — It’s the only way to live — in cars ...” — Gary Numan Special Thanks to: EML, TWK, RL, KCK, RRK, LAM, JPSH, CAG, WPEA BOARD ’80-’81, AND EVERYONE ELSE WHO HAS TOUCHED MY LIFE IN THE PAST FOUR YEARS. 223 Charles W. Bitzer “The greatest single thing in the qualification of a great player, a great team or a great man is a desire to reach the objective that admits of no interference anywhere.” B. Rickey Bitz ... 32 ... Polo, of course . . . the boys .. . N.E. Champs . . . many mysteries in Webster n. 7 ... I guess they just didn’t look hard enough . . . thanx goes to my roommate . . . who’s my roommate? Ask him ... ko you math. Hey Bobby, Ronnie did it . .. He’ll be a four year boy too .. . What’s his backstroke time? ... over Roj . .. once a prep . . . that’s enough . . . I’ve seen them come and go, but now I must go. See you on the flip side. Hey J.F.B. Ill ... I make it ... all I had to do was keep the faith. Thanx Buddy! S.C. Blood on the highway You got to either take more of it, or less of it. I can’t quite figure out which I’ll tell you what it takes. It takes a clear mind It takes a clear mind to take it, or a clear mind not to take it? It takes a clear mind to make it — J. Browne Richard J. Treseler No one can choose the road that you travel . . . But choose . . . Don’t let life happen to you . . . 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C q m g C 3 m Q.4- o 03 p q i_j t- q -q fn q q m t-H 03 p C --H Ph 03 r 3 as 10 p S -a ™ G °2 gw g «T 3 PO-g d ,« 3 S , H CD 3°i5Z o 2 2 ' dS Eb a -i, 3 .. rj 3 drpi DO 1 u o q d x o H Sx 03 ' 1 John Hill Is not a mountain for climbing, a wave for sliding, a sunset for melting, a flower for holding and a friend for loving sometimes we think for others, but time takes care of everything is beautiful and who is to say where lines fade though the possibilities are endless for some when up is up, down is down and God is God whatever happens to us -— on the six lane human expressway or on the fringe of today will make us “us” since I can feel that it’s not where we get but how we get there. Exeter was amazing — Agony is bliss — do it right, Friends — don’t worry about me, I’ll be fine. It all happened. Special thanx to: R.K.B. — MAN, Lenoids, G.M., C.H., Neet, Silbones and Weasle Geek, Moody, P.W. Bret, Tokes and Thomas Job. Way the scene of laterness, Dudoids. Ricardo Valdes That’s the feeling. All reined up in old language and old assumptions straining to jump clean-hoofed on to a whole new track of being I only suspect is there. I can’t see it, because my educated, average head is being held at the wrong angle. I can’t jump because the bit forbids it, and my own basic force is too little. — Peter Shaffer Thanks A.H., J.F., J.M. S.K. Sarah . . . Pam Westerfield “You gotta tell your story before it’s time to go; I ain’t here on business baby I’m only here for fun . . . but if you can just get you mind together then come on across to me, we’ll hold hands and watch the sun rise from the bottom of the sea . . . forget what life used to be, you are what you choose to be, it’s whatever you see that life will become .. . time is a fet plant, it moves too fast. Oh, but what a shame all we’ve shared can’t last . . . and you know how times fade away . . . feeling nearly faded as my jeans ... I guess I’ll call it sickness gone . . . sitting here in limbo, but I know it won’t be long . . . some little jerk in the F.B.I. keeping papers on me six feet high, it gets me down ... all good dreamers pass this way some day, hidin’ transcending the bullshit . . . living your life day after day soon all your plans and changes either fail or fade away leaving so much still left to say . . . Chicita — We’ve been through some things together with trunks of memories still to come, we found things to do in stormy weather, Long May You Run, although these changes have come ... ’I know that because of having lived among them and because of having felt the beauty and the power of their lives, I am different from what I should otherwise have been.’ — thanks to the many people, you know who you are, who helped us through this Academae Exoniensis. Masta Luego, phw and big. Michael Ralph Notaro, III Think not so much of what thou hast not, as of what thou hast; of the things which thou hast, select the best, and reflect how eagerly they would have been sought if thou hast them not. — Marcus Aurelius Thanks to Mom, Dad and Gramps, who made it all possible; Berg and RN, who made it all worthwhile. To state quite simply what we learn in time of pestilence: that there are more things to admire in men than to despise. — Camus Nathan Richard Webb Selden imagine there’s no countries it isn’t hard to do nothing to kill or die for and no religion too imagine all the people living life in peace . . . you may say i’m a dreamer but i’m not the only one i hope someday you’ll join us and the world will be as one — John Lennon I submit that an individual who breaks a law that consciensce tells him is unjust, and willingly accepts the penalty by staying in jail to arouse the conscience of the community over its injustice, is in reality expressing the very highest respect for law. — Martin Luther King, Jr. ' ? Harvey Royden Jones, III You only fail when you have failed to try. Man Wants to Thanks to all, -— Joe Paterno know, and when he ceases to do so, he is no longer man. — Fridtjor Kansen especially Mom and Dad. James George Drougas “There are a thousand and one gates leading into the orchard of mystical truth. Every human being has his own gate.” Elie Weisel “Don’t go trying to use the same route twice. Indeed, don’t try to get there at all. It’ll happen when you’re not looking for it.” C.S. Lewis “What the hell does that have to do with anything?” Mr. Gilcreast “You’re on sevens.” The Enforcer “Honesty is such a lonely word Everyone is so untrue” Billy Joel “If at first you don’t succeed, don’t stop sucking till you do suckseed. Curly These have been three of the best years of my life and I’d like to thank just a few of the teachers who I shall never forget — Mr. Kinyon, W. Br., John Fraser, M. DeVault, Fr. Piana, and Mr. Mrs. Stephenson. Finally, I’d like to thank some very special friends — BHA, AEK, LG, Brian H. Aldredge “Every path but your own is the path of fate. Keep on you own path, then.” Thorough Andrew E. Kalman “Take sides.” Elie Weisel “There’s no reason to settle for less.” Nikon “There is no certain way of telling in advance if the daydreams of a life dedicated to the pursuit of truth will carry a novice through the frustration of seeing experiments fail and of making the dismaying discovery that some of one’s favorite ideas are groundless.” P.B. Medawar Life is what you make it — be yourself . . . Peabody one and a half years. Thanks Mom and Dad. Thanks to: JD, BA, JA, BB, CF, TN, SR, CG, WB, DTS, . . . dn. It’s been great! Bye, Exeter. Tiny, alias the adventuresome Mr. X. SAD, SLK, HAT, RFB. P.S. Thanks Mom Dad P.P.S. Thanks for the view, Soule. 11 Andrea Jean King (Andi) If something takes too long, something happens to you. You become all and only the thing you want and nothing else, for you have paid too much for it, too much in wanting, in getting. In the end they just ask you those crappy litte questions . . . But the game is not over. When the game stops it will be called because of darkness. But it is a long day. Robert Penn Warren, All the King’s Men Thanks to God and Mom, my two guiding forces. Thanks to friends: Janice, Sandy, Liz, Miriam, Melanie. We made it! Kim, hang in there, baby! Chubby, Bill, Clyne, Joe, stay out of trouble. I love you all. Thanks, Walt, Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. Hertig and Debbie. STEP-KICK-KICK-LEAP-KICK-TOUCH. Again. Sandy Hart What is the meaning of life? For me — Happiness. But should you fail to find happiness, or lose it, you life would have no meaning. Then I’d search for another meaning. But if you searched you whole lifetime and failed, what would the meaning of life be? The search. — Paul Lowry — Janice, Andrea, Liz — I want to say something special to you, but I can’t think of anything — a “technicality!” in the truest sense. I’ll see you later — I know I don’t threaten you! Loveya! Leah — “Hoyt is full of M’s and F’s” (by S.E.) — so is the world — watch out! Mucho amor. Kurt — Do you think I might ever forget you? I’d sooner lose dance, laughter, and sunshine for you are everything I’ve always dreamed of and all that matters most to me. Always . . . Thanks Mom and Dad. Liz Fortier “Cheerfully he whistled his next composition, Grieg’s A Minor Concerto by Milligan. Life wasn’t too bad. The trouble with man was, even while he was having a good time, he didn’t appreciate it. Why, thought Milligan, this very moment might be the happiest in my life. The very thought made him miserable.” — SM Mom, Dad . . . Thanks and love to Peg, P J, Mirijoe, Andi, and Jan, take care, Kim, Sandy, JC, all the rest. A C hi, turkey, PS! And of course, “One day, I’ll have enough money to be run over by a Rolls Royce with a chauffer.” — Goons Janice Iris Johnson Who I am and what I feel is too complex to confine to 750 letters, but I’ll try. Here I am in my preppy clothes, but I’m not preppy. These clothes are just part of what I’ll cast away as I leave Exeter, for I have outgrown them. Exeter has taught me a lot. No matter what I think of this school, it has somehow allowed me to grown, to love, and though I had to fight for it — it has allowed me to be JANICE! “Suddenly the wheels are in motion and I’d like to sail the ocean.” Thanks Mom, Dave, beautiful siblings, Andrea, and Karl for helping me to stick it out. Hamiltons, Mr. H., Mr. D. Ms. L., Dean’s Office, Sandy, Kim, Liz, Debbie, Mel, I couldn’t have made it without you. Take care Sheryl, Bill, Joe, Afro-Exonian Society. You’re the things that made it all worth while. Teachers you’ve done a hell of a job, if I must say so myself. Thanks. Tom Clark Unless you have believed, you will not understand. Isaiah Never study in order to appear more wise and learned; study rather to overcome you begetting sins, for this will profit you more than will the grasp of intricate problems. The Imitation of Christ Si tu viens, par example, a quatre heuves de l’apres-midi, des trois heures je commencerai d’etre heureux. Antoine de Saint-Exupery Thanks to Mom and P.R.E. and all my friends for help. Warmest thanks to Fred for rooming with me and to my drinking partner Mark. Thanks to this Academy for the most important three years of my life so far, and to the town of Exeter for being the pleasant place it is. Thanks to Father Healey and St. Michael’s. Death to communism; Goldwater and the Stars and Stripes forever. Mark Wu Let not your life be wholly without an object, though it be only to ascertain the flavor of cranberry, for it will not only be the quality of an insignificant berry that you will have tasted, but the flavor of your life to that extent, and it will be such a sauce as no wealth can buy. H.D. Thoreau All you need islove. Bealtes Fairwell my friends, I wish you all the best of life and love. Thanks so much Mrs. D., take good care. Christia B. Horton Kalli ema ja isa: Tana vaga! PTL — For both the years and the people here Now let us sing . . . Keep it up guys! (You know who I mean!) Think deeply, Speak gently, Laugh often, Work Hard, Give freely, Pay promptly, Pray Earnestly, Be Kind live — Anon Melissa Ann Spivack Every question possesses a power that (does not) lie in the answer. (Only) in eternity (do) question and answer become one. — Elie Wiesel Our two souls therefore which are one Though I must go, endure not yet a breach, but an expansion Like gold to Airy thinness beat. — John Donne “It’s broccoli, dear.” “I say it’s spinach, and I say the hell with it.” — E.B. White “I come from fields once tall with wheat, from vale of meadowsweet, and I love to whistle. — E.B. White I am a bear of very little brains, and long words bother me. — A.A. Milne ?■ ' ■ ' L ■ M ♦ Renee Bergland She woke up early — before her alarm went oft. She took the key out of the clock, unlocked her leg irons and FLEW. Dawn traced rose feathers across the horizon. She was reminded of the guilt the farmer had given her before she came. His hands had been gentle, calloused. She cried for a moment. Hovering above the buildings where so many friends slept, she blew kisses and prayers into their dreams, and set off on a REAL adventure . . . lovelovelove Renee I gave an onion to a beggar, and now I am here. F.D. 815773 (Suzanne Clarke Martin) to Christi, Lucy, Melissa . . . et al. — merci bien Need I say more?! (except) — Take it away Lucy — Lucy Anne Dando Lockwood Suzi, Christ, Spive — the Hoyt four — Some made it, 3 years and 11 B-day Cakes later. Dapunga always! So long to the crowd from lower year, Bob Marley and stadium sunrises forever. Adieu, mes amis, adieu. No more Exeter-Lakeville Calls but Jakartas always, right Katie? Nat-missed you. Gary Numan, bridge jumping, the Loaf Ladle, WPEA. Sleep? Qu’est-c e que c’est?! Mucho thanks to: Ms. Blankoski, Ms. Nooney, Mr. Mac and Grant. A very special thank-you to Bob, Katie, Nat and Mum Dad. I love you all. To be “matter of fact” about the world Is to blunder into fantasy — And dull fantasy at that, As the real world is strange and wonderful. — Robert A. Heinlein Freedom begins when you tell Mrs. Grundy to go fly a kite. — Robert A. Heinlein Little girls, Like butterflies Need no excuse. — Robert A. Heinlein ... to get it right you got to do it yourself I’m going out to help myself help myself ... — Joan Armatrading Everybody needs a change A chance to check out the new But you’re the only one to see The changes You take yourself through . . . — Stevie Wonder f 4 years Thanks to those who helped me endure (and then deserted me.) Pleasant memories: Geils, Ross’, Dartmouth, Tannage, J.V. Baseball, work, Seger, Day Student room work? Thanks Mom and Dad for everything. Hang in there Laurie, it’s worth it. Let’s BOLT! Vin Bankoski Well, it’s over ma, you got me through. Are you pleased? Thanks to all my buddies that helped me through. Hang in there big guy, two yrs. to go, (watch the poker playing!) any good movies on? “Bolt au Macs, big guy?” Marc Chabot All you need is love. John Lennon et. al Mr., I ain’t a boy, no I’m a man, and I believe in the promised land. And with their hands held high They reached up for the open sky And with one last breath, They built the roads they’d ride to their death. , . The Boss Don t you mind about the future don’t you try to think ahead. Save tomorrow for tomorrow, Think about today in stead. Jesus in JCS Frank remember H-club B-ball. Eck, remember Upper grind. Vin, remember the movies, Exeter, remember me. TH-th-th-th-th-th-that’s all folks. G.B. P pig SAF, AVB. Thanx MA, eh, Pete, Niehs, Sus, Hsiangs, Tans, Engles, HOS, WWK, ADV, GSP, PT, ES, BY. LP, JHG, FW, AW, KH, JM. JP, ML. KR, LC. MC, DW, BW, DC, RG, TR, JR, RG, SF, GP, BO, AW. ME, ONG. CJOKO DRBOB. XUTHA, ALLINPEABODY 4 MOBIL OMELF JTEPDH. SWENCIIDOLS. HAWKINGS etc. FASGHING SNAFUXANADU, ELDOLCEF ERNIENTE TEMPUS FUGIT JACT AESTAOES, “VITALITY INTEGREITY” DRIVE9S EREDIPTIY. ALLPROFS. OOMOORE, ILUVUAMY To see a world in a grain of sand And a heaven in a wild flower, Hold infinity in the palm of your hand And eter nity in an hour.- William Balke Augurieso Innoce Ream nee Tabo Well, it’s just about over. What can I say? I loathe the Mole It’s been hard, but nothing worth a damn is cheap. For humanity — Rieux knew what those jubilant crowds did not know but could have learned from books; that the plague bacillus never dies or disappears for good; that it can lie dormant for years and years in furniture and chests: that it bides its time in bedrooms, cellars trunks and bookshelves; and that perhaps the day would come when, for the bane and the enlightening of men, it would rouse up its rats again and send them forth to die in a happy city. — Camus ‘This way! X said Maheu. “You’re not there yet; we’ve got two good kilometers to do ' ” — Zola Thanks a lot Mom and Dad. You were right: an education is priceless. Good bye to all. Rachel Donham BF, DP 7 to 29 — “I’ve got to admit it’s getting better all the time.” — Beatles Biology on the beach — brutal in the evening — Plumbs — our “Little Secret” — let me know Why? “bushes” and heart to hearts . . . Lamont “Sometimes the rare, the beautiful, can only emerge or survive in isolation” — Loren Eiseley “And positive attitudes help you in growing towards the things you should be knowing” — Little Feat Betsy Farnum RDSB — The conviction of every human being of his worthiness to be loved and chosen, if only his true self were known Alfred Harbage Bike rides, brutal dunes. Rainy afternoons wasted painting roses. Thanks for the birthday wishes Studying (and not studying) 5AM-WHY? 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Merchant of Venice Vulgage Watergate Ed. R. Kaufman Talk is for losers and fools. — Ealges A: We’re not from these parts, sir. B: You are human beings nonetheless. — Beckett I’m so tired. — John Lennon You’ll appreciate Exeter when you get to college. (?) — Anon. James C. Tsai Exeter — after all the hard work and anguish, it seems worth it ... I am extremely grateful to my mom and dad for all their guidance, support, and encouragement and also to my sisters . . . Merrill, it’s been great these two years; Gill-man, Ave-bones, Marcus, Stu, A.W. and everyone else, Thanks for making Senior year a blast. Long live Sigill . . College, the next big step; Take care, Exeter, the 200 was great! “Life is paradise and we are all in paradise, only we don’t know it, and if we wanted to we’d have heaven on earth tomorrow.” Dostoyevsky Brian David Bohn The good times are the bad times, The bad times fade away, The good times are forever. J. Geils Band Mix the seiger, snow job, and BSO’s — Don’t slam the door, they might hear — Lots of good movies on this week, Vin. Thanks to AC, AH, grads, MC, Egg and Roth Ranks. Stay loose, Greg. Many thanks to M and D, also B. Karen Kaplan Strike another match, go start anew, because it’s all over now, Baby Blue. Bob Dylan Many thanks to Pirn. 238 Tricia M. Mackay Yes! Its true all my visions have come home to roost at last . . . They are all true now and stand around me like a bouquet of lost shops and doomed generals. I gently put them away in a beautiful and disappearing vase. R. Brautigan Kim Hendrickson “TODAY WELL LIVED, MAKES EVERY YESTERDAY A DREAM OF HAPPINESS AND EVERY TOMORROW A VISION OF H 0 P E.” Christina M. Dennis Night has had its laughing when streetlights blind the stars So not it’s shedding rain to sing its sorrow It’s time for me to sleep and to rest these thoughts away There’s gonna be another day When things will go my way And there’s other things to say And there’s songs to play And there’ll be time enough for thinking come tomorrow — Harry Chapin I never was very good at staying up late .. . Thanks, Ma. I love you. And God bless those who helped me survive. (Amen) Terri — wishin’ you were here. Christine K. Greenhalgh He that conquereth himself is greater than he that taketh a city. Proverbs Keep me away from the wisdom which does not cry, the philosophy that does not laugh and the greatness which does not bow before the children. Gibran How can I say it all in a yearbook quote? Heavy club b-ball, Mac, Bleak House (Thanks for helping me through KH), RTs, Sunday Matinees, Mr. Bush and Mr. Telephonepole, check-ins at Wentworth, Amen Cows, Polo, V. b-ball, SAG (thanks for helping me going), KH, DL, JK, BS JA after graduation I’m going to miss you, Keep in touch. Bleep-blip (DL watch out for the green ones). Merry Christmas JA. Drop by JK. What’s a steel girder BS JM? Mom, Dad, Rhod, Kim, I love you. I made it, I satisfied myself DT. Exeter, it’s been real You’re a STAR! Martha Sullivan He watch sleepily the flakes, silver and dark, falling obliquely against the lamplight. The time had come for him to set out on his journey westward. — James Joyce Exeter — I’ve had a wonderful four years. It couldn’t have happened anyplace else, but I’m ready to move on. Many thanks to my family and Mr. H. Rose Lynn Deeds Diana Oh frabulous day! Callooh! Callay! — Lewis Carroll Lynn Guggenheimer Real isn’t how you are made. It’s a thing that happens to you after a long time. That’s why it doesn’t often happen to ; people who break easily, or who have sharp edges, or who nave to be carefully kept. Generally be the time you are Real, you are very shabby. But this doesn’t matter at all, because once you are Real you can’t be ugly, except to people who don’t understand. The Velveteen Rabbit If we didn’t run around and stay late every no v and then, we’d get tired of this palce! A Friend There’s so much left to know and I’m on the road to find out. Cat Stevens Thanks to my family, my friends here, SLL, and all the rest. Anne C. Rose On ne voit bien qu’avec le coeur. L’essential est invisible pour les yeux. Exupery WWE: Why can’t we get all the people together that we really like, then just stay together? I guess that would not work. Someone would leave. Someone always leaves and then we would have to say good-bye. I hate good-byes. I know what I need. I need more hellos. Snoopy Mr. Nur: Remember me “K”, even. Bitsy: you know I wish for you baby nothing but good times ahead ... I love you. Cat Stevens Vic, Jo, Mol: Don’t ever tell anybody anything. If you do you just start missing everybody. Love is a rose . . . Neil Young Salinger R.O.C. — R.O.P. 240 Deidre Huang Hee hee hee said the little fish as the sad fisherman went home without a hitch — Oh, this is so silly I can’t even finish it. -JH To Maria — What next? Or — the thin end of the wedge — Diana Richards Don’t be Dismayed at goodbyes A farewell is necessary before You can meet again and meeting again, after moments or lifetimes are certain for those who are friends. — Richard Bach Love to Lynn, Dede, Gail, Shari Lisa And especially to Mom Dad Michael Greeley Big wheels keep on turning Carry me home to see my kin. — Lynyrd Skynyrd He was in search of an answer The nature of what we are He was trying to do it a new way . .. — Kansas They get up every morning from the alarm clock’s warning . . . There’s a whistle up above ’em, people pushing, people shoving And I’ve been takin’care of business . .. — BTO I’m just a soul with an innocent face — a regular guy dressed in blue conducting myself in a proper way as befitting the job that I do. Big brother watches over me . . . And my conscience never leaves me . . . Now I’m a working John and I’m a working Joe . . . — Jethro Tull Truth has a way of shifting under pressure. — Elkins Tea Bag Much thanks and love to Mom, Dad, Sis, and Bro. We’ll always be one. Thanks to Sco (Fire), Rob, JB, PW, KL, BJ, Mr. B, Mrs. D. . . . Kong King ... yougurt . . . sailing . . . Hobie Cats . . . Lamont!!! . . . Browning House . . . Yeeees, that’s ponderavlw . . . He-he-he . . . Lax .. . Hey Now . . . Disco Odyssey ... Up late tonight? ... Go West, Young Man. I had a blast. Thanks for inviting me. Boris Jezic Four years go by, the memories linger still . . . How I have grown! . We had some good times . . . Midnight bull sessions . . . PARTIES . . POLO!!! . . . Lamont, Wentworth, Brandes, Knowles, Kurt, Nick, and everyone else — I’ll miss you. Much thanks to my family — I needed you sometimes . .. Superman sam ... WATERPOLO, Mama, Tata, Goran, i Nina-vi ste meni glavni! Zbogom! (So long, it’s been real!) POLO! Keep on truckin’, man! — Zdravko Jezic Jose Torres Here I am. I made it through Exeter! Here I come Bowdoin .. . Dear Mom, Dad, and family, If you only knew how far I have come, how much I have achieved, how much I have learned, and how much I miss you all. Thanks Exeter, Coach Fraser, Dean Mahoney, and everyone whom I had the privelege to be with . . . Mr. and Mrs. Wooley, Helena, Peter, I love all of you with my heart! Without you I would not have had such a good time while at Exeter. Friends are forever . . . Track has been very good to me Who did it? did what? did it? Adios! Kurt V. Lange Lessons learned in four years: the virtues of mediocrity, the are to constructive frustration. You bet I’d do it again! Here’s to “Mom”, Fred and Bern, and my grandparents for all their love and support. Thanks Boris, for being such a Boris and such a friend. Sandy, You know I do. I do we will. 242 of this old bank of sand BrJ Bfth su n beating down over the chimney tops no%e lie I love so close at hand, p {HTfthgiwings and I could fly. I would go. B jJBpP ..wta’ll just sit here so contentedly watch the river flow. j Pplacidly amid the noise and haste and remember whai peace there may be in silence . . . with all its shame, drudgery, and broken dreafts, i ' t ' is still a beautiful wosid. Be careful. Strive to be happy. -Thanks Moms Delta Charlie Mike w. Let it be ► Tim Coughlin When remedies are past By seeing the worst, w|h 1 You say you want a rejv well you know We all want to change t Forsan et haec olim nfei Durate, et vosmet rebfs f it l xi : ¥ I mr I i jp I • 1 A Ip §p B.; ] f If Bp 1 mmU, 1 j ' I a Carolyn Walter I have learned, in whatever state I am to be content. I know how to be abased, I know how to abound ... I can do all things in Him who strengthens me. — Phil. 4:11-13 Your education is your life. Guard it well. — Prov. 4:13 Reverence for the Lord is an education in itself. You must be humble before you can receive honors. — Prov. 15:33 Remember He is divine and you are de branch .. . — Keith Green Whenever I see your smilin’ face, I have to smile myself. Because I love you. Damn this traffic jam . . . -JT I want to DANCE the night away. — Leo Sayer Tequila . . . Take You Back! Love, Walter Pamela M. Chu Happiness is not a matter of good fortune or wordly possessions. It’s a mental attitude. It comes from appreciating what we have, instead of being miserable about what we don’t have. It’s so simple — yet so hard for the human mind to comprehend. John Luther It is one of the most beautiful compensations of this life that no man can sincerely try to help another without helping himself. Emerson Thanks to all, esepcially to M D and ODC! Amy Becker Walker Happiness is liking what you do as well as doing what you like. — Charles M. Schulz Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. — Emerson Void mon secret. II est tres simple: On ne voit bien qu’avec le coeur. L’essential est invisible pour les yeux. — Le Petit Prince Love and Good Luck . . . To everyone who helped me through. Thank you all 244 Susan B. Drouilhet What is a friend? I will tell you. It is a person with whom you dare to be yourself. C. Raymond Bean Don’t ever be afraid to be the first one out on the dance floor. Shut your eyes, Hold your breath, And take off. love to all, Drou Maura Reynolds I’ve got to show the world, world’s got to see, See all the love, the love that’s in me. — Cat Stevens To CYF — Philemon 1:4-7 To LLLangdell — you’ve been such fun, Keep Laughing! And to everyone who ever smiled at me, laughed with me, kept me company through the night, told me to turn down my stereo, pinched my cheeks (ouch), lent me a shoulder, played punching bag, prayed (Scoop!), told me to get lost, or in any other way added a little something to my “EE”: I love you all Special Thanks to G.F., J.C.,.and H.S.! You guys made it all possible. All I have seen teaches me to trust the Creator for all I have not seen. — Emerson “ . . . and lo, I am with you always ...” Matthew 28:20 245 f: - • . Craig White Well I woke up this morning I got myself a beer Cause the future’s uncertain, and the end is always near. — Doors Go Flamers. Pong Gerry’s B-Ball Squash JV baseball. “I still think it’s better to go for a putaway” Thanks Mom Dad Chris Porka and Jeff. David A. Hoag “PWOKA” Although we are by all odds the most social of all social animals — more interdependent, more attached to each other, more inseparable in our behavior than bees — we do not often feel our conjoined intelligence. Perhaps however, we are linked in circuits for the storage, processing and retrieval of information, since this appears to be the most basic and universal of all human enterprise. It may be our biological function to build a certain kind of hill. We have access to all the information of the biosphere, arriving as elementary units in the stream of solar photons. When we have rearranged against randomness to make, say, springtails, quantum mechanics, and the late quartets, we may have a clearer notion how to proceed. The circuitry seems to be there, even if the current is not always on. — Lewis Thomas Thanks Molly Bye, Exeter Frank Chase You’re born with nothing, and better off that way, Soon as you’re got something they send someone to try and take it away. — (The Boss) Bruce Springsteen I give today a 10. (The Inifinite Mushroom) What a crock of shit! A sunken fence (ha-ha). The Flamers live on, oh. Bill I’ll meet you down the hall, through the door and on the other side. Is that blatant? Ferd Ranus and BAZ, I love short people and my favorite color is brown. Is that painstakingly obvious? Good luck Just., Batista! you’re only future is in frisbee golf. Thanks to everyone on this page and especially to Bill, Ranus, Lox, Michelle, mom, dad. Snow, and BAZ. Love you all for you help and friendship. Now I’ll lie back, relax, take a dip and mellow out. Jo jo Ramos And you’ll never hear us say We might be back again someday Well we won’t — we’ll be running like the wind Running like the wind. — The Marshall Tucker Band HUH?! — B.E. Thanks to the six other guys on this page who have helped me through three tough, but unforgettable years, especially to F. Chaser, and Bill Elliot. Thanks also to Pworka, JAM, CWF, DEM, Batiste, Castillo, Meech Thomas, and the Lox. To BDN, JH, and the rest at home: I made it! 3 , A Buddhist Monk, and of course, a sunken fence (ha-ha). To Frank and Bill; Picture taking in the common room at 4:00 am Finally, Thanks to mom and dad. It’s that simple. Gigi, thanks for pushing me to come. Thanks to Deb for the support and to Bob for crying. Now I must go. Jeffrey Meyer Thank you God Thank you Mom Thank you Granny Thanks Ewald When the still sea conspires in armour, And her sullen and aborted currents breed tiny monsters, True sailing is dead. Pretty neat, pretty neat. Pretty good, pretty good. Yeah! Yeah! When the music’s over Turn out the lights. Jim Morrison (God) A sunken fence (Ha-Ha) David Marder TOO MANY LIVES They spend across the ocean TOO MUCH MONEY They spend up on the moon UNTIL They make it right I hope they never sleep at night They better make some changes and do it soon. — Ronnie Van Zant Tamis Coady It is better to be leaving than to have never come . . . but “my interest is in the future because I am going to spend the rest of my life there.” Charles Kettering Karl, Leena, I guess we’d better turn our trays in. William H. Dabney Ewald Flamers: The.-Champion Frisbee Ultimate Team, snowball fights, lobster dinners and a color TV Thursday night darkroom with Kook Mazok, PEAN intruders and those WPEA dedications — the Ewald (not Browning) dynasty Pet Peeves: Not getting The Ears, bad refs, Galdos, the Assembly Hall sound system, losing by 4800 points with Jeff, Jennifer’s pencils Most like to forget: 5 5 80, 6 12 80, and sometime that August Favorite Hobby: taking down posters before the fire marshal got there “But what does it all mean?” — Roberto y el Tigre “BYO what?!” — to Mr. Tucker “When you’re up to your ass in alligators, it is difficult to remind yourself that you original objective was to drain the swamp.” — Col. Sanders “It’s a long and bumpy road.” — John Gettons “Never wish time away.” — L.B. Puller Craig A. Timmons C’mon, Get hongry! Stary Hongry! C’mon Zina! She hongry now! Robert that’s so w-e! Q: Whey don’t you like him? A: Because he’s living and breathing. Jason Sullivan Thanks to the Coca-Cola Company and to Bill Whipple’s ugly face, suink a smop a smoo yuka yoop “said there ain’t no use in cryin’ because it ' ll only drive you mad. Does it hurt to hear them lying, Was this the only world you had?” “Fuck you,” I said to the outhouse. “All I want is a ride down the river.” Richard B. Robert Scott McMillen Your days are short here. This is the last of your springs. And now, in the serenity and quiet of this lovely place, touch the depth of truth. Feel the helm. You will go away with old good friends. Don’t forget, when you leave, why you came. — Adlai Stevenson « i Terry DeWitt If there’s one thing in my life that’s missing It’s the time that I spend alone Sailing on the cool and bright clear water There’s lots of these friendly people They’re showing me ways to go But I never want to lose their inspiration Time for a cool change I know that it’s time for a cool change And now that my life is so pre-arranged I know that it’s time for a cool change. Little River Band Mom and Dad: We made a good move. Thanks. Also thanks: Cookie, Swifty, Tom, Scumsquat, 1st, 2nd, 3rd boats. What we did, we did together. I’ll take what I can get. But I’ll earn the rest. Jonathan Lewis Gifford “It is poetry and art and music that move and stir the best that is in us and make us conscious of what we may do and be.” — Wm. J. Simmons “I’m getting put down, I ' m getting pushed round I’m being beaten every day. My life’s fading, But things are changing, I’m not gonna sit and weep again.” — Peter Townshend “I’m free . . . I’m free. And freedom tastes of reality.” — Peter Townshend “BEAT EXETER” — Andover Michael E. Plottel “You can’t always get what you want; But if you try sometime, you just might find, You get what you need.” — Jagger, Richard “Now you figure out where I’m at.” — Lou Reed James Anderson Wendell Gordon Miles And tomorrow, we might not be together I’m no profit, and I don’t know nature’s way But I’ll try seeing through your eyes right now And stay right here, ’cause these are the good old Days. Carly Simon Grab it if it comes your way. Cat Stevens The best way to show someone you care, is to share a part of yourself. WGM Special thanks to: Mom Dad, AMH, JMH, CGKA, KGJ, Mr. G, Coach, and a cast of a thousand. I couldn’t have done it without you. W€, V i Peter Williams Not that the story need be long, But it will take a long while to make it short. Thoreau I turned back to see, But those passed were veiled In mist already. Shiki Thanks to m. + D. Timothy A. Gould On ne sait jamais ce qui peut arriver. Camus Thanks: M D, SIS, NAXOS, CALVA, Nicky, SF MT 250 Rosalind Whiting Brown Tin soldiers and Nixon’s coming We’re finally on our own. This summer I hear the drumming Four dead in Ohio. — Neil Young Feel wide awake — no, but at least I feel born, which is more than I did the first time I woke up. — F. Scott Fitzgerald Andrea Elizabeth Carter “All their life in this world and all their adventures . . . had only been the cover and title page: now at last they were beginning Chapter One of the Great Story, which no one on earth has read: which goes on forever: in which every chapter is better than the one before.” — C.S. Lewis Katherine Gordon Jaffin I hate scarce smiles: I love laughing. — William Blake 251 j [ i Sarah Hallman Pelmas They arrived at an inconvenient time; I was hiding in a room in my mind They made me look at myself — I saw it well, I’d shut the people out of my life. So not I take the opportunities, Wonderful teachers ready to teach me. I must work on my mind, For now I realize that everyone of us Has a heaven inside. — Kate Bush I don’t know no love songs and I can’t sing the blues anymore, but I can sing this song and you can sing this song when I’m gone. And in between what might have been and what has come to pass — A misbegotten guess, alas, and bits of broken glass — James Taylor Yes, I was a Prep once, too, But, Schubes, I did make it! Latin, Exeter — 4 years, Amen and Crew, of course. Janet — I’ll miss you the most. And Rah still loves Fa. Aari — a lost bunny may . . . BWD Paula — when I have a baby, will you be the Godmother? Kisses for you, C.C. — my footsteps are too small for you to follow Paula Jean Mills Headin’ in or headin’ out Standing on the shore Pause a moment to reflect Which trip cost you more Between the ever restless crowds And the silence of your room Spend an hour in no man’s land You’ll be leaving soon. Bob Seger Maybe I’ll be a farmer. I could raise cows. Amen — It’s been great. I love you all. But why’s the third floor so noisy? Mom, and Daddy Dave (Pittsfield) — I’ve missed you very much and love you even more. Rah — Remember, don’t drag me into the hall or my grades won’t be as high as yours. What a bad influence you were on the country girl. But didn’t we have fun. Heather, Phil, Aari, Trace, CYF .. . thanks. 252 Kim Stuart Rogers ' Malcom Fearey Dyer When the good turns bad there’s always hope, but when bad becomes good if always has to end. — MD Exeter’s been a long and. winding road that caused many-sores while opening many [•AtU TpsTiy no msans conclusive!) Thanks KimyRoche, Bitzer, Ready, Christine, Wink, Notes, Erik, Terry, JV Polo (Waka!), Swim Team, Mr. Nekton, Soule, Arrrttftjf Webster, No. Rm. 9 2yrs., “Round Trip Ticket,” M D Dyer, and everyone that made EXETER worthwhile. (KATIE!) Sue Carp Drou too! All the times I’ve been burned, By now you’d think that I’d a learned. — Jackson Browne P.S. If you want to make friends — DON’T shave you head! And remember practice makes perfect. (Fort¬ nightly Dance?) Kim Rogers Good Times: Mac, Beth, Mark, Rick, Henry, Wentworth, Webster South, Crew, Hockey, WPEA, and the rest of PEA. Exeter has made a great impression on my life. It has been alot of work, and I hope the end is justified bwthe means. But, “Of making many books there is no end, and much study is weariness of the flesh.” ECC. 12:12 The first great Grind has come to an end. A final word to the preps: “Relax, said the nightman, we are programmed to receive. You can check out any time you like, but you can never leave.” Eagles; Hotel California V So I went from day to day Though my life was in a rut ’Till I thought of what I’d say Which connection I should cut I was feeling part of the scenery I walked right out of the machinery — Peter Gabriel The Dragon’s coming out of the sea, The shimmering silver head of knowledge lookin’ at me, He brings down the fire from the skies, You better not compromise, It won’t be easy. — Genesis What can I say no To help you through, Except to say that I’ve been there too. — Ten Years After Fly on Little Wing . . . — Jimi Ching-hua Tseng For God so loved the world, that he gave his only begotton Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. — John IILxvi GRADIMINI SILENTIO VADANCHU! JAI GURU DEV A OM — Beatles GRATIAM HABEO PATRI ET MATRI ET FRATRI James Tilley A thousand shall fall at thy side and ten thousand at thy right hand; but it shall not come nigh thee. Only with thine eyes shalt thou behold and see the reward of the wicked. Because thou hast made the Lord, which is my refuge, even the Most High, thy habitation; There shall no evil befall thee, neither shall any plague come nigh thy dwelling Psalm 91:7-10 Seung K. Kim You’ve got to grind grind grind grind that grindstone, To make your niche in the edifice of Time, Before the mortar of your zeal has a chance to congeal, and then you find out, it’s too late. — from Walt Disney’s “Mary Poppins” Kinley Gregg They think I lost I think I won. Maya Angelou The horse should go freely forward with an even rhythm. He must be “on the bit” at all paces. He must have a steady correct head — carriage, be in balance, straight, supple, and completely obediant to the rider’s aids. The Manual of Horsemanship “The Span of Life” The old dog barks backwards without getting up. I can remember when he was a pup. Robert Frost Kimberly Roller For most of us, there is only the unattended moment, the moment in and out of time, the distraction fit, lost in a shaft of sunlight, The wild thyme unseen, or the winter lightning, or music heard so deeply that it is not heard at all, but you are the music, while the music lasts. — T.S. Eliot Just a cigarette, in a nice, small box, with a blank piece of paper enclosed, by way of explanation — — J.D. Salinger Claudia Hurley But what had he, Rieux, won? No more than the experience of having known plague and remembering it, of having known friendship and remembering it, of having known affection and being destined one day to remember it. So all a man could win in the conflict between plague and life was knowledge and memories. — Camus I had learned ... to confide myself like a child to life’s surface play, to pursue a fleeting joy, and to be both child and beast in the innocence of sex . . . But is would soon be time to go on further. It was too agreeable and too warm in this garden. — Hesse Till four in the morning one is seldom doing anything and at that hour . . . one is asleep. Yes, everyone sleeps at that hour . . . — Camus Goodby Waterface — NY Lisa Danzig “But I don’t want to go among mad people,” Alice remarked. “Oh, you can’t help that,” said the Cat: “We’re all mad here. I’m mad. You’re mad.” “How do you know I’m mad?” said Alice. “You must be,” said the Cat,” or you wouldn’t have come here.” — Lewis Carroll I will look at cliffs and clouds With quiet eyes, Watch the wind bow down the grass, And the grass rise. And when the lights begin to show Up from the town, I will mark which must be mine, And then start down. — Millay Chuck Slaughter No good times, no bad times. There’s no times at all, just The New York Times. — P. Simon David Kurtz Well, we’ll have a gib vegetable patch and a rabbit hutch and chickens. And when it rains in the winter we’ll just say to hell with goin’ to work. We’ll build up a fire in the stove, and set around it and listen to the rain cornin’ down on the roof — Nuts! — John Steinback (Of Mice and Men) Raghu Murthy Mom’s and Dad’s sacrifices made Exeter possible. Without Bob and Mrs. Devault 1 wouldn’t have had anyone to share my thoughts with. Without John, Jim, and Chu ck Knight wouldn’t have been the same. I owe much to these people. David Tomas Hirschmann “Words bring things together.” — Elie Wiesel I would like to find the words to bring together everything that the “Exeter Experience” has meant to me. Special thanks to The Browning Boys, Mr. B. and Mrs. S., the 5tet, Dief, Tommy, My family, Jen, Oma’s and Opa. 256 Jim Huffnagle Why does man kill? He kills for food. And not only for food, Frequently there must be a beverage. — Woody Allen Greg Dunn “The things that pass for Knowledge I can’t understand. John Song If we win here we will win everywhere, the world is a fine place and I hate very much to leave it. — E. Hemingway Thanks Phillips Exeter Acacacacademy for all High on a hill with the lonely Goatherd .. . — The Sound of Music Robert Diefendorf I am the very model of a modern Major-General; I’ve information vegetable, animal, and mineral: I know the Kings of England, and I quote the fights historical, From Marathon to Waterloo, in order categorical. “The Pirates of Penzance,” Gilbert and Sullivan I’d like to thank my teachers, advisors, and my parents for all they’ve done. HIMt A — Steely Dan Lisa Jacobson “Auch im Leben dieses Mannes schien, wie uberall in der Welt, zu weilen alles bewohnte, Alltagliche, Erkannte und RegelmaBige bloB den Zweck zu hasen, hie und da eine sekundenkurze Pause zu eRleben, durchhochen zu werden und dem AuBerordentlichen, dem wunder der Gnade Platz zu machen.” H.H. Moira Caffery “But tell me,” he said, “about your pleasures, your ambitions, or objectives or whatever you may call them. Surely they are rather limited?” She laughed at this. “Our main object in life,” she said with amusement, “is to be alive ...” “Nay, Nay, say not farewell-orryvoyer,” whispered the urchin, “orryvoyer.” T.H. White Anne Ready “I am a clown,” I said, “I collect moments.” Henrich Boll I’m dancing for you big sis! And I love you family! Annie Bananie THANKS MR. GREER Lower, Upper, Senior Year . . . Dancing . . . LeFreak-c’est chic . . . Soule Beach . . . Skiing at Stratmon ... St. Bart’s . . . Munching ... the “odd” stairwell ... Drama 31 . . . RAH! ... Grind? . . . Stones ... Ho Kong’s . . . N.Y.C. ... Little Kiddies . .. Ice Cream .. . Moody, Me . . . Sunday Brunch at the Starving Chef .. . Those awful men .. . (you know who you are) ... Thanks Mrs. D. ... GOODBYE ... 258 Caroline Rosborough Thanks for tl e times that you’ve given me, The memoriesare all in my heach And now that weVe come to thg ' errc p s v fc of our rainbow, X. — There’s something I want you to know — All my love tb ' j Mumsiq, Dad, GiGi and Carmen. V Delia B. Pooler This is the truth; you are the hick and nobody ever helped a hick but the hick himself. — Robert Pennwarren The hard way now is long and arduous. But it gets easier with time. — Colonel Sanders Let n£ t him who is homeless pull down the house of another, but let him work diligently and build one for himself, thus be example assuring that his own shall be safe from violence when built. — Abe Lincoln A giant retains his size even when standing in a well — ? Exeter ... Thanks! Delia B. Pooler This is the truth; you are a hick and nobody ever helped a hick but the hick himself — Robert Penn Warren. The hard way now is long and arduous, but it gets easier with time. Colonel Sanders. Let not him who is homeless pull down the house of another, but let him work diligently and build one for himself, thus by example assuring that his own shall be safe from violence when built — Abe Lincoln. A giant retains his size even when standing in a well — ? Exeter .2s thanks 11 ! Marie Pleus Once in a while we meet someone who stands out from the rest of the flock someone who flies higher and faster and Farther than we ever thought possible and helps us do the same. “To begin with, “he said heavily,” you’ve got to understand that a seagull is an unlimited idea of freedom, an image of the Great Gull, and your whole body, from wingtip to wingtip, is nothing more than you thought itself.” The young gulls looked at him quizzically. Hey, man, they thought this doesn’t sound like a rule for a loop. R. Bach, Jonathan Livingston Seagull Here with a loaf of bread beneath the Bouth, A Flask of Wine, a Book of Verse — and Thou Beside me singing in the wilderness And Wilderness is Paradise now. Rubai yat of Omar Khayyam Stangers smile at you on the beach, come up and offer you a shell, for no reason, lightly, and then go by . . . nothing is demanded of you in payment, no social rite expected, no tie established. It was a gift, freely offered, freely taken, in mutual trust. People smile at you here, like children, sure that you will not rebuff them, that you will smile back. Anne Morrow Lindbergh Gift from the Sea Marie Pleus Once in a while we meet someone who stands out from the rest of the flock someone who flies Higher and Faster and Farther than we ever though possible and helps us to do the same. “To begin with,” he said heavily, “You’ve got to understand that a seagull is an unlimited idea of freedom, an image of the Great gull, and your whole body, from wingtip to wingtip, is nothing more than thought itself.” The young gulls looked at him quizzically. Hey, man, they thought, this doesn’t sound like a rule for a loop. R. Bach, Jonathan Livingston Seagull. Here with a Loaf of Bread beneath a Flask of Wine, a Book of Verse — and Thou Beside me singing in the Wilderness — And Wilderness is Paradise now. Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam. Strangers smile at you on the beach, come up and offer you a shell, for no reason, lightly, and then go by ... nothing is demanded of you in payment, no social rite expected, no tie established. It was a gift, freely offered, freely taken, in mutual trust. People smile at you here, like children, sure that you will not rebuff them, that you will smile back. Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Gift from the Sea. Chris Stewart Carol When I’m sad She comes to me With a thousand smiles She gives to me free It’s all right She says it’s all right You can take anything You want from me Anything — H — And the people go to summer school And then to the Universities And then they all get put in boxes Little boxes all the same And there’s doctors And there’s lawyers And business executives And they’re all made out of ticky-tacky And. they all look just the same Mr. B. — It was me! Visitations? What are visitations? Splash! Cnief ( 1) BOJHPJKLAEMJNBBAMCBDC (My 1 brother) DT SW NW Praise to my parental units Zeph Diana I’m the one who’s got to die When it’s time for me to die So let me live my life The way I want to — H — Glenn Davis I feel I’m being followed My head is empty, Yet every word turns out a sentence. Statements to a stranger Just asking for directions Turn from being help to question I see a man without a problem You declared you would be 3 in. taller You only became what we made you. Thought you were chasing a destiny calling; You only earned what we gave you Your were under the impression That you were walking forward You would end up further onward But things ain’t quite that simple P. Townshend How can we go forward when we don’t know which way we’re facing How can we go forward when we don’t know which way to turn? How can we go forward into something we’re not sure of? — The Late John Lennon Notes, Groinlock, Dars, Doug P. Blgckathononeunesca, Stu, Mr. Beam and friends, and tunes. And when the law gets ready, You gotta move. f Peter Satriano All of the ability of the times, All the contributions of the past, All the hopes of the future: It is for us to dare all. Emerson Chris Johnson If you can meet with triumph and disaster And treat those two impostors just the same. If you can talk with crowds and keep you virtue. Or walk with kings — nor lose the common touch . . . Your is the Earth and everything that’s in it. — Rudyard Kipling Rome Jutabha The tree that never had to fight For sun and sky and air and light, But stood out in the open plain And always got its share of rain, Never became a forest king, But lived and died a scrubby thing. The man who never had to fight To win his share of sun and sky and air and light. Never became a manly man, But lived and died as he began. Good timber does not grow in ease — The stronger the wind, the tougher the trees. — Unknown Mike Stephens There is nothing which persevering effort and unceasing and diligent care cannot overcome. 262 Michael J. Scott As Tony Bennett Once Remarked, “To Tan Is To Live And Vice Versa.” — Zonker Harris Why should I worry what happens tomorrow? Well, you know — tomorrow — it just might not come. I ' ll take my chances on livin’ my life today. — Rossington Collins Turn those speakers up full blast Play it all night long. — Warren Zevon IOWA, BEACH and the BIRDS Thanks, Miss Field Hockey, for telling everyone that “Scott puts out.” Thanks — Biss, Morgs, Disco, Rab, You, Van, Div, OU, Yank, Gogs, Abbot, Zim. Eric Bass See Ta: Tool, Pat, Disco, Mac, Van, Doughnut, Fuji (skip it), and the rest. “All that we see or seem Is but a dream within a dream” — Edgar Allen Poe “See the happy Morn, He doesn’t give a damn. I wish I were a moron, My God, maybe I am.” — Anonymous “I believe it’s time for me to fly.” — REO Speedwagon Patrick Morgan “The tradgedy of life is indifference.” — William Shakespeare The happiest people are those who do the most for others; the most miserable people are those who do the least. — Booker T. Washington “It eluded us then, but that’s no matter — tomorrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms farther . . . and one fine morning — ” — F. Scott Fitzgerald Tom Daccord Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning. — Winston Churchill The wheels of life are turning so much faster. The restless hands of time pass me by. And there are dreams I’ll never live to see. — Gino Vannelli Thanks to all, you know who you are. 263 Christopher Brady Saunders “I have tried to fight the good fight, to finish to course, to keep the faith.” Cardinal Cushing Mark L.F. Phillips 4 year day student Four year day boys unite! Thanx you messrs. Thomas and Grey for all the acadmic advice I could ever hope for, JDR, ASC (a.k.a. SJC) DFA, EVH, PAP, and a list of others too long to mention. Thanks especially to PAP and DLP for being such great lab partners Hummm, I’ll take some of that — D.F. Adams Peachloo, will you ever learn how to play chess? Bazookas, chess club, Tan Lane, backgammon, nugatory contrivances, gugungi, and all of the other noncontact sports I enjoy. A special to my grandparents without whom it would have been possible. Peter Petillo Memories, like the corners of my mind . . . misty water colored memories of the way we were. B. Striesand Like those ships that pass in the night . . . everything’s going to be all right. B. Manilow Four year boys unite! Hey Vashooey we did it! You still owe me from backgammon. Lots of fun for four years — Bazookas — The still — etc. Take it easy, okay Mark? Thanx Mom and Dad — couldn’t have done it without you and your love — I guess you understand. And all that gas — but don’t worry it’s my turn to drive now. Hey Dana and Keith — take it easy and don’t fight too much. Later, OK dudes? I’ll see you later Mr. Snow . . . thanx for being there. LEP — I ' ll see you someday ... I hope. No hard feelings CPR, RWM. See ya MEP, JD, JRD, ASC, DLP, CHT, AEGW, MLK, RCM, Mr. C, Mr. D All’s well that ends well — Bye Ya ' ll . . . 264 Karl H. Sussebach “If I should lose, let me stand by the road And cheer as the winners go by!” I think it is the time to thank those who have lo taught me to live by this moral of Berton Braleys. I must say though, that while showing me how to deal with defeat they are the ones that kept me winning. Without my “Team” I would never have made it this far! Special thanks to Mom and Dad, to Cookie, Tom and the “Ruderdudes” who were surely the most valuable players, and to all those who cheered me on throughout the race. PEA was a good “race” to be in and it has prepared me well for the “big regatta” called life. See you all there! Jesus R. Alonso Behold the beauty in the fire of a sunset, and Let the glorious flames of passion incite your heart. Do not let the others shape or crush your spirit, for It is in keeping the spirit alive and in Being true to it that we find meaning to existence. Search for happiness not in possessions or knowledge, but In the sincere smile of a fellow man. Follow your feelings, for They perceive what your mind cannot. Walk away from that which confines you; Be free. With love, J.R. Alonso Richard Epinette If you love something and it goes away — — let it go. If it doesn’t come back, it was never meant to be. If it does, cherish it forever. Anonymous. John C. Furman “Food for the hospitals, the churchyards, the prisons, the river, fever, madness, vice, and death — they passed on to the monster roaring in the distance, and were lost” — Dickens I really thought that love would save us all — John Lennon Two years isn ' t enough, but it was nice while it lasted. Roommates past and present, others: you made it bearable and much more. 265 I mmmumsm w Betsy Shew Rollin ' down 295 out of Portland maine Still high from the people up there and feelin’ no pain — Jackson Browne From one interstellar mongrel nymph to another: Mom, Dad, Bussy, J.P., J.M., Wendell, Bobert, Sara Jane, D.C. Cookie, Tom, The C.J.S., Fran, C.G., B.H., HEIFER, The Boss, The Point, Wentworth (the Bench and The Bash); Thanks for Whatever. Meg Russell hermit crab am I, ever able to assume Some new spiralling home, unbarnacled, unburdened. M.W.R. Melanie Denise Tyler Bancroft; 4 years Momma may have and Pappy may have, but God bless the child who’s got his own Love to my family. I never would have got through 4 years without you love and support. Mom, Lisa, Susan, Karen, Johnny, Fern, Mark Daddy — Thanks Lisa and Tree, What can I say except thanks for everything. Kim, have faith. Take care, Mariebeth. Adios 266 I ■ a.,.- Let the disappointment pass Let the laughter fill your glass, Let your illusions last, Until they shatter. — Jackson Browne Susan Carpenter I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours I love to keep it by me. The idea of getting rid of it nearly breaks my heart. — Jerome K. Jerome Thanks mom and dad, I couldn’t have done it without you. Four years, and I made it! I’ve made a lot of mistakes but I’ve done my best to remedy them. I’ll always remember the Crater, Ault’s, the Wheelwright B.R., weekends in Boston, Jackson Browne and Boz Scaggs, Varsity Dance, proctor, the “Exeter Experience.” Thanks especially to W.J.R., Harriet, Cush, the Gang, Mary Menell, San Diego, what a treat that is. Love to Jen always. Well Timbucks, it’s all yours. Laura C. Cushman FOUR YEARS! I can’t believe they’re over! A long time, but worth it . . . Prep Spaz, Standing on walls, going crazy, all-nighters, Club Cross-Country Cheat, Hockey! What’s a Smirf? “Wicked” Jackson and Barnaby! To Liz and Lisa: love and good luck to my Preps! Remember: “Once a prep, always a prep!” Remember Jurney and Carole King’s “You’ve Got a Friend.” Take care, you two. To Rob, my Deuce: Yo, kid! Boston, our spots, thanks RV, not in the (gasp!) Common Room! Thanks for everything; I love you . . . To my family, grandparents, the Hamblets, Aunt maddie and Uncle Dan, the Infirmary, Bancroft, Pam (roomie!), Sue, Ann, and everyone else! Thanks, I couldn’t have made it without you! “Most smiles are started by another smile” I am a part of all tht I have met; Yet all experience is an arch wherthro’ Gleams that untravelled world, whose margin fades Forever and forever when I move. — Tennyson Bye Exeter. I’ve gotten so much; I’ll never forget . . . Thanks to all ... Jan Van Eck Living is easy with eyes closed. Misunderstanding all you see. — John Lennon and Paul McCartney Life is too short to waste in critic peep or cynic bark, quarrel or reprimand Twill soon be dark. . . . Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. — Ralph E. Perverseness is one of the impulses of the human heart. E.A. Poe If Live absurd, hollow? Doors, Cars, Beatles. Who? Hard wood; thanks to caring preppies. Love You Madly You were under the impression that you were walking forward You’d end up further onward but things ain’t quite that simple. The Who J.G.’s MY OWN EPITAPH Life is a jest; and all things show it. I thought so once; but now I know it. Larry Goon All the people at this party They’ve got lots of style They’ve got stamps of many countries They’ve got passport smiles Some are friendly Some are cutting Some are watching from the wings Some are standing in the center Giving to get something Joni Mitchell Yes, that is my real name. Just call me Goon. Thanks to all who helped to make life a little easier. HI MOM! free us „ I I mm 4 |4 • f . Jw % t | ■ ' . ' ' $ ' SM: ' ■ jjS.t- ' ' v fejS-V. Job Baker a I ' A-rerJbir walked through a field in its search JgiUhe- best seecTsillwent down his throat and tried to escaped™! a long timet tut I met yellow seed and we became y ' friends. Marmseeds fought the germs, and some the |allrgator-en ®|es. The yellow seed and I shoveled anfr sn6v ehoe oss four year, it seemed, and we learned ' about naPfera add life, though he wouldn’t let me borrow his Biologvfc k. My friend graduated in tbe middle of e glUey ij nasSs | atc hed him float down, almost oii Tf SdgWti theh« hlSj d strained, and with my first wiff of r a|iW 4 fJocttealj|own too. We germinated separately, intd pine te es Chd thfe blonde and brunet are very high, and wg%eee sn other sometimes. Jeremy King After fmg years of beirig“tSfa| No, but reMl ' ‘Mummy and Oaara dand the lurl (what can I say?), Foxer Others: thttj you. All that lf j • ' some of which I have dong tmyo I entered a befuddled ldtj Sev years later, I am reaching: or tnp of mind (God rest all copies, Joe) see you with the Pie In .The Sky. • too seriftusly: Yah, dudeff , Joe, Miss P._, a certain shoe WentwortHjjfti so many ; done forasSSSicMy God and now, fubber duo if ah dudes, HI GUYS Wk yV A V ‘ r f W - vT % m — -m: Frozen orange juice, cold feet, magic carpet, knitting, needles, THE Team, the Annex, sodas?, one red rose, Jocko, walk on a winter beach, Alan, lists, snow drifts, die-outs, We’ve come a long way, Sam, “Same Time Next Year,” War is ... war! sparklers, connections in a dark church, poodles, purple, lost friends, we ARE carzy, JK, Mark, Pousette-Dart, living cheaply in Europe, Thomas, just love . . . Dawn Laurel Jones “I remember your eyes How they would shine Those crazy times When you and I Fooled around” — J. Armatrading K. — Thank you for a happy moment in the middle of a bad dream, many of them. C. — Love Always . . . Frozen oragne juice, cold feet, magic carpet, knitting needles. THE Team, the Annex, sodas?, one red rose, Jocko, walk on a winter beach, Alan, lists, snow drifts, die-outs, We’ve come a long way, Sam, “Same time Next Year,” War is . . . war!, sparklers, connections in a dark church, poodles, purple, Lost Friends, we ARE crazy, JK, Mark, Pousette — Dart, living cheaply in Europe, Thomas, just love . . . Kathryn Margaret Banghart Mom, Dad, Judy, Douglas — Wherever, I love you guys. W — sunsets are for sharing . . . D — we have all learned to love, to give, to think, to accept and to say good-bye, The one thing we can’t learn is to forget . . . Thanks. L, J. D. C. — Let it rip! In your vision of the world lies the image of yourself. Morgan. 6000 6RjEf! I JUST REMEMBERS} SOMETHING WERE SUP SED TO READ ' LL LIVERS J STARTED? I DlO MINE RIGHT ! Vl HATE VOUR KINO ! TRAVELS ' DURIN 6 CHRISTMAS VACATION, AND WRITE A REPORT ON IT HAVE YOU STARTED VET? AWAV 50 I WOULDN ' T HAVE TO WORRV ABOUT IT DURING VACATION I 5TILL HAVEN T WRITTEN MV BOOK REPORT ON GULLIVER ' S travels. 1 :., i haven ' t even STARTED TO READ IT YET! WHV DON’T I 6 ET STARTED ? UJHV DO I PUT THINGS OFF ? Joe Fernandez “As long as I know that you understand, he whispered. “But of course you do. You seem to have been there on purpose. And the same whisper, as if we two whenever we talked had to say things to each other which were not fit for the world to hear, he added, “It’s very wonderful.” Miriam Leuchter “Who are You?” said the Caterpillar. This was not an encouraging opening for a conversation. Alice replied, rather shyly, “I — I hardly know, Sir, just as present — at least I know who I was when I got up this morning, but I think I must have been changed several times since then.” “What do you mean by that?” said the Caterpillar, sternly. “Explain yourself!” “I can’t explain myself. I’m afraid, Sir,” said Alice, “because I’m not myself, you see.” “I don’t see,” said the Caterpillar. ‘ MV FATHER HAD A SMALL ESTATE IN NOTTINGHAMSHIRE; I WAG THE THlRDOF RVE SONS. HE SENT ME TO... 6 OOD 6 R 1 EF ' THIS BOOR HAG TWO HUNDRED AND flFTVRXR PA6ES LL START READING IT TOMORROW... 1 uonder if he read “6UIUVER ' 5 TRAVELS AND (WROTH HIS BOOK REPORT... pip YOU FINISH IT CHARUE BRMJN? WHEN DID YO0 DO IT? AT Three o ' clock THIS MorN NS! ' Rubin J. Sussman Then what is good? The obsessive interest in human affairs, plus a certain amount of compassion and moral conviction, the first made the experience of living something that must be translated into pigment or music or bodily movement or poetry or prose or anything that’s dynamic and expressive — that’s what’s good for you if you’re at all serious in you aims. William Saroyan wrote a great play on this theme, that purity of heart is the one success worth having. “In the time of you life — Live live!” That time is short and it doesn’t return again. It is slipping away while I write this and while you read it, and the monosyllable of the clock is Loss, Loss, Loss, unless you devote your heart to its opposition. — Tennessee Williams I guess, if you change people’s minds or you ... or anything like that, if you have any effect whatsoever . . . it’s a miraculous thing. — Bruce Springsteen After ten long years they let me out of the home “Excitable Boy,” they all said. — Warren Zevon We were, if I may be forgiven, farts in a windstorm — or as the shopping bag lady would have called us, “Fats in a windstorm.” — Kurt Vonnecut, Jr. Josh, you have just succeeded in blowing my mind. — The Undersecretary of Bop Well I jumped up, turned around spit in the air, fell on the ground asked him which was the way back home He said “take a right at the light keep going straight until night and then boy you’re on you own” — Bruce Springsteen Josh is such a nice boy, But he listens to such shitty music. — Mrs. Arroyo No tin horn joint like this could ever hold me. — George Burns And remember ... We have nothing to fear but sanity itself. — Mork from Ork This guy told me we were eggs. All people. He said people are eggs, Said we had to be careful not to bang up against each other too hard. Crack our shells, never be any use again Said we were eggs. Individuals. We had to keep separate, private. He was very protective of his shell ... I told him he was paranoid. Ought not to worry too much about being understood. Ought to work at it ... What good is an egg? Gotta be hatched or boiled or beat up into something like a lot of other eggs, Then you’re cookin ' I told him he ought not to be too afraid of getting his yoke broke. — Matt, Talley’s Folley Club baseball is my life! — Mr. R.B. Pruitt j i - 8 s Sherard Caffey Edington Mobile, Alabama Two years; Wentworth 1 was sittin ' the bathtub counting my toes when the radiator broke water all froze. I was stuck in the ice without my clothes naked as they eyes of a clown. I was crying ice cubes hoping I’d croak when the sun came through the window the ice all broke. I stood up and laughed thought it was a joke. That’s the wav the world goes ’round. Dear Mom and Dad, I know it wasn’t easy but thank you and I love you. Byron and Steve — what can I say, excpet that you helped me more than you’ll ever know. It’s been a great two years with you two. Ron — you get a lot of credit for the fun, too. Merci. The king is dead, long live the king. mm SS88 Byron Elwood Bronston III You can not have your liberty at someone else ' s expense — Freedom is invisible — Edward Bond I’d rather trust a town man than a city man — Peter Gabriel No dancer can leap gracefully into the air while being beaten with brambles — Xenophon Think on these things — C. Compton THANKS MOM and DAD . . . and Steve, and Sherard . . . and most everyone else .. . the show that never ends .. . — ELP (Zum letzten Mai, er ist kein Brandstifter — Ma Frisch) Steven Edward Creighton Cretin! — Woody Allen Half the world wants to be like Thoreau at Walden worrying about the noise of traffic on the way to Boston; the other half use up their lives being part of that noise. I like the second half. — Franz Kline Life is pain; Love is anesthetic. — Cesare Pavese In the end, everything is a gag. —- Charlie Chaplin THANKS MOM AND DAD Love always. To all who’ve made these three years what they were Good luck in the future Hope to see you again soon The memories are eternal Byron, Sherard Sixth period grill Snow Green plaid shirt Blue down parka 5 AM led Zep, The Doobs Amo, Jorge Ron And Betsy. You’ve got to believe — Barry Hugh Sider There is none so blind as he who will not see There is none so deaf as he who will not hear The path lies before you, dare you take it? “Here is life of here is dying, only sin is lack of trying . . . Cha’al — Hugh Bill Stewart The world is your exercise book, the pages on which you do you sums. It is not reality, although you can express reality there if you wish. You are also free to write nonsense or lies, or to tear out the pages Fools rush in where other fools have gone before HS, BR, JP’s, LM, etc, ad nauseum- The faerg beam upon you, The stars to glister on you, A moon of light, In the noon of night, Till the fire-drake hath o’ergone you! The wheel of fortune guide you, The boy with the bow beside you, Run aye in the way, Till the bird of day And the luckier lot betide you! k. i rm, Charles Waugh Life is a jest; and all things show it. I thought §o once? but nmv I jcnow it pav?s JTM PAV?S C ' 978 United Fe ' u e Synd cate John Alban Wentworth “Woe to those who rise early in the morning ...” Isaiah 5:11 “Work your fingers to the bone and what do you get? bony fingers!” Anon. “There are only two types of people at Exeter — those who live in Wentworth and those who wish they did.” — Byron K. “If you don’t have a good time, it’s your own damn fault.” - HVK “Moderation is for monks.” Anon. “Old man take a look at my life — I’m alot like you.” Neil Young “You will go always with old good friends: don’t forget when you leave why you came!” Three very short years the last thing I want to do is leave. Too much to reminisce in just words. MdV, Ms. Beck, Macoid, the Hitz. T.H. — Avg. 10 — I remembered! Father, Thank-you for The opportunity; DAJMDFGMP? remember Dad, man can’t live on bread alone. Mom, I really do appreciate your concern. I love you both. Jeff, you taught me more than you ever knew. Hookey — I’ll never forget — we’ll do it! together! Dana, my love for you goes unspoken. “Seems we just get started and before you know it . . . we have to say so long: C.B. Dana Lowell Chester, N.H.: Wentworth More matter with less art — William Shakespeare Two are better than one, because they have a gook reward for their toil. For if they fall, one will lift up his fellow; but woe to him who is alone when he falls and has not another to life him up. — Ecclesiastes 4:9 Time to work work work, learn learn learn, baby! — HVK Here’s to four long yearss; I don’t really want it to end. Special thanks to Mom and Dad, Mr. Mac, and of course the Aces Loving Roommate (we made it through two years without killing each other], Hooka (you still owe me for second semester prep year), and Jungle (Moo!). I know I’ll never forget you. Goodbye Exeter . . . Jeff Kimball 4 years V. Spring Track Wentworth V. Winter Track Proctor Co-captain (Winter) Outdoor Challenge Washington Intern Jungle, Iowa, The Ice Cream Man . . . Thanks Mom and Dad, I’m beginning to know you now. You lived with me, Ken, and I hope contributed something. BRS, I had some ideas, but was afraid to express them. Thanks for the support. “Even as the rain breaks through an ill-thatched house, passions will break through an ill-guarded mind.” — Dhamapada 1:13 The Aces abode a split-level pad. Danoid and Juan just below Hooka and me. Two split rings. The van in five years. Dr. Pepper “Go for it, Danoid” — J.D.K. “I can’t.” — D.M.L. “Why not?” — J.H.A. “So don’t do it, go to sleep.” — K.G.H. “Good morning, Jennifer.” — O.D.C. “F.Y.” — Jennifer Meares Next time, an 18-piece silver set, Stac. “Be kind to everyone, they all may help you someday.” — J.D.K. To those looking for gratification, endearment, and a statement or love, do not seek it in words, but feel it surround you. Feel all in actions, words only describe. Spinning my wheels. “Give your kids roots, and give ’em wings.” — Anonymous “There’s a million miles of four-lane concrete highway, stretched out like cobwebs clean across the land ...” — Larry Groce I’ll fire up the Mongrel, and we’ll be off into the sunset again. Thanks — Byron K., Mr. Hitzrot, Harv, Mac, Rezo, Ed Wen, Jaime, Super Shmen, Chris, Stac, Mvells, Betsy, Cretin, Byron Jr., Mr. Shultz, Pinney, Weiler, Vinny, Keyser, Kelly, Weiner, Cheng, Grace. Riker, Clem, “H”, Lunchbox, Hourihan, Betsy, Gook, Wham-0 corp — We love you all The Van! . . . Crackers . . . The Health Spa . . . Frax . . . The Bash (we did it too) . . . Air band . . . R.T.s . . . Varsity Benching . . . All nighters (Lower year) . . . Dartmouth Weekend . . . Steel Girders . . . Cow! . . . the Iceberg freezes on ... (Is Scott still in t he closet?) .. . Head for the mountains .. . Harvard on a ticket . . . Seeds and stems in Silverman’s room . . . Moo! ... Go for the gusto. We’re all within striking distance now. Kenneth George Hook (Hooka) Wentworth 4 years — Procter 2 years Elm Street Dining Center Head Supervisor (for college Apps) “Ken, I don’t mean to scare you, but so far you’re a proctor, you’re a supervisor, you may turn out with a similar breakdown.” — Bryon K. “You don ' t want to do your english paper? Then don’t.” — me If only they could see me now (the maid and the butler that is) “Fake to the left. Fake to the right. Score.” — Joe Fiegenbaum “Funkedelic” — L.B. “A good supervisor never does any work” — Donald D. Doane “What? Me work?” — Alfred E. Newman (sort of) Rockabye, Sweeft Baby James. Deep greens and blues are the colors I.cjifiofe Won’t you let me go down in my dreams am : ' ■ • i « ■ Kapoosta — vyesch xaroshaya. — Fairbanks — Leed ' k Sweet. Bab - Janjes Td Stephen Kelly • The Road goes ever on and on ‘ Down from the door whpre ij ' bngai Now far ahead the Road -has gonra ,f ' And I must follow, ' if 1 c n, Pursuing it with weary fe ' eU , Until it joins some largerfway - • Where maiiy paths and ert ntis nieet ' a Paul Hoffman ' , There is a young cowboy; he lives on the rartgtf. , Cp. • His horse and his cattle are his only oai«« ftioli . . He works in the saddle and he sleeps i TO canyQp 4| i , waiting for summer his pastures to chaj||(M ' , • - 0 And as the moon rises, he sits by the fireThingWh abdut women glasses of beer. v And closing his eyes as the ' doggies retire, he ' singe out a song whrch is but it’s clear, as if.maybe someone could hear. V ;jm • ' Goodnight, you moonlight ladies. S, , f And wither then? I canhot say’.- , — J.R.R. Tolkien . ‘ | Sunt duo dies de quibus non debes vexare: heri et eras. ' ' 0 Nina Loewenstein Something there is that doesn’t love a wall, That sends the frozen-ground-swell under it And spills the upper boulders in the sun, And makes gaps even two can pass abreast- . . . No one has seen them made or heard them made, But as spring mending — time we find them there. I let my neighbor know beyond the hill; - And on day we meet to walk the line And set the wall between us as we go . . . Oh, just another kind of outdoor game, One on a side, It comes to a little more: There where it is we do not need the wall: He is all pine and I am apple orchard. My apple trees will never get across and eat the cones under his pines, I tell him. He only says, “Good fences makegood neighbors.” ... — Robert Frost David Lane “I have no news except that 35, 59, 60, 61, 62 were the winning numbers in the lottery, and, therefore, that if we had played those numbers we would have won; but that in as much as we did not play those numbers we neither won nor lost but nad a good laugh at others.” — W.A. Mozart “la la la la — la la la la la al — la la, — la la la la la la la la la — la la la la. — ” — James Taylor Depression is the exaggeration of a bad circumstance. 281 p Wilfred Williams SHERRY-BABY, for example. FROMHOLTZ. Madruga. Intellectual Stumpy. Dogs and Cats. Tracy, Shawn, and John and Robert . . . and John and Robert Note the symbolism. I still love you. Notes as such. Charles Terry So we’ll live, And pray, and sing, and tell old tales, and laugh At gilded butterflies, and hear poor rogues Talk of court news; and we’ll talk with them too — Who loses, and who wins; who’s in, who’s out — And take upon’s the mystery of things As if we were God’s spies; and we’ll wear out, In a wall’d prison, packs and sects of great ones That ebb and flow by th’moon. — King Lear The mark of the immature man is that he dies nobly for a cause, and the mark of the mature man is that he lives humbly for one. — J.D. Salinger : 282 Thank you very much Mr. P., Mr. D. and the Abbot guys. After Abbot ... Before ... Before Abbot . . . Thanks to unrestricted fun and good times. Sincere thanks to Ma and Pops for independence, squash tournaments in Conn, and N.Y., and the future S + F empire. James M. Faulkner III “You can always tell a Harvard man, but you can’t tell him much. — Darthmouth Grad. Michael J. McNamara Mr. P, these are for you. Ma, I love ya! “I am not a Know-Nothing. That is certain How could I be? — Abe Lincoln “I did good on the Verbal and well on the Math.” — SAT taker m • a if m 111 Ethan Rasiel Ready All! How I longed to be able to hop like the second year boys and not have to ask permission to breath after 10:30 and how I dreaded as we all did, the sight of Grayson, the school bully ... In return for not hitting any of the masters, the Head had allowed Grayson certain privileges, such as having unmarried Filipino women in his room, smoking 1 opium and having a sauna instead of prayers. Ripping Yarns My feet are smiliing. Kotke Mac: Ach, Unsinn, packen. Komm her, Polly. Ichwill jetzt etwas fanz anderes als packen. Brecht. Why God prescribed pork is unclear, perhaps the Torah only suggests avoiding pork in certain restaurants. WA Kogo, the goshawk, fluttered on his wrist and settled herself, watching him. Toranaga smiled at her. I did not choose to be wnat I am. It is my karma. Shogun Thanks MAC, CREW, EVERYONE. David Ramsay “How far is there to go?” “I don’t know,” said Sam, “because I don’t know where we’re going.” Lord of the Rings Of all the great men who ever lived, the one I would most liked to have been was Socrates. Not just because he was a great thinker, because I have been known to have some reasonably profound insights myself, although mine invariably revolve around a Swedish airline stewardess ancl some handcuffs. Mr. Mangan — “It is impossible to face one’s own death and still carry a tune.” WA You gotsta be crazy Thanks — Family, Exeter, Merrill, Teachers, Friends John F. Imhof Merrill 4 years Room 18, 28, 31, 33, 27 Thanks to: WPEA Board (JMK, LADL, PJ, BH, TS, CK, MW, JR) WB1FVL, KA1CRC Merrill (esp Rm 1) All who helped me survive I’ll never forget: (Co(NH 3 ) 5 C1 Cl 2 Chem and History All-Nighters “Brain Damage” Josephson vs US afsk ASCII at 300 baud Good luck to: Uppers (you’ll need it) Dancing Dave’s Distance Desperadoes (may you be forever desperate) WPEA at 100 ERP Goodbye all you people there’s nothing you can say to make me change my mind goodbye — Pink Floyd PS — Please knock on some wood for me. Jeremy Baldwin Thank you Exeter, You pulled me up got me going somewhere. Soon Oh soon the light Pass within and soothe this endless night And wait here for you Our reason to be here Soon Oh soon the time All we move to gain will reach and calm Our heart is open Our reason to be here Long ago, set into rhyme Soon Oh soon the light Ours to shape for all time, ours the right The sun will lead us Our reason to be here. — Yes IN THE BEGINNING • • 285 Troy Miksen “Mix” 9 4 77-6 5 81 What the hell am I doing here? 4 year Hockey ringer. “Give me a bucks worth. Operator, I want to charge this to my home phone. Weekends home, Football with Coach E + Frase Double Sessions 78-80 17 ILY Kelly Midsummer Madness “Before you get up and run away, turn around and make sure you know what you’re leaving behind.” Hey Mom, Hey Dad, I think I’m gonna do it thanks to you, I love you. Thanks to some buddies along the way: Kelly, Olli, Minnechaug 1, Tib Bo Pender, Laves 1234, Bens. Denns Division 1 I hope! Donahue Who? Olympics ' 84 later. His sparkling eyes, his fearsom grin. His flashing blades, his will to win. He shoots, he scores. His boyhood dream. His prayer: God help me help my team. Anonymous David Geoffrey Ward — Who are you And you call yourself a what? No I’m blushing. Give me a break. Aren’t we cute (Don’t feed the ego) Dare me? embarssed? me?? close friends are made quickly here. Thanks to Mr. J., Skin Head, J.M., Porky, Georgia Brown, and everyone else. “Though the Witch knew the deep magic, there is a magic deeper still which she did not know. Her knowledge goes back only to the dawn of time. But if she could have looked a little further back, she would have known that when a willing victim who had committed no crime was killed in a traitors stead, the table would crack, and Death itself would start working backwards. And now — ” — C.S. Lewis The Lord lives! Praise be to my rock! Exalted be God my Savior! Psalm 18 Chris Giddings I’m a harmless kind of crazy . . . just a fiddler on the roof of the library! No stops signs, speed limit; nobody gonna slow me down now, ’cause I’m out of Exeter! Right Kiges? Nice one! Cherish the few good times — that Saturday in Boston, the Scott Bailey memorial breakfast, outlaws + foghat, JEFF BECK and J.P.P.! Awesome! The food fight, Wentworth’s TV, E.L.F., Tabo’s party. Cocktails again tonight? Sure! Bo, Andrew, Mike + Lyle, Per, Adam and the rest of the Cilley gang — you’re great! Jason, Frank, Tabo, Dave, Jen and the rest of the crazy cohorts — Thank you. You got me through this place with some sort of normal degeracy. “What the hell is wrong with you?” — Hey, Jen F., I’ve got a famous friend! Kate, OUT SPOT is the greatest! Special thanks to you, Mr. D, cause you tried so hard to straighten me out. I appreciate you more than you think. EEWEE EVOL EEWEE, Cheryl! Be happy, all, or E.S. + D!! Frank H. Durgin III “Madness is the first sign of dandruff.” — Dr. Winston O’Boogie. Flowing onward. Trying to get beyond the pain. We were looking for Truth, and they offered us paranoid disdain. Walking out into the night air. I look up at the starry sky. What have they done to me? Eat shit and die! Turning around quickly, I burst into hysterical laughter. “Whatever gets you through the night ...” even if it’s thoughts of suicide. I don’t expect you to understand after you cause so much pain. But then again, you’re not to blame You’re just a human, a victim of the insane.” — Lennon “But I KNOW it goes a little deeper than that.” u -n — Hendrix “Fill your heart with love today Don’t play the game of time Things that happened in the past Only happened in your mind Only in your mind, oh forget your mind And you’ll be free yeah.” — Bowie “And the wind cried: Mary.” — Hendrix 286 Tadashi Itasaka Day after day they take some brain away and turn my head around to the far side of town and tell me that it’s real then ask me how I feel I’ve never done good things I’ve never done bad things- I’ve never done anything out of the blue Want an axe to break the ice, I wanna come down right now Ashes to ashes, funk to funky We know Major Tom’s Junkie Strung out a heaven’s high Hitting an all time low Mother do you think they’ll break my balls! I’m gone. tell my wife I love her very much Urban A.F. Larson Eau Claire, Wisconsin I’d rather die than live in some shitty, boring town in the MidWest. — A typical narrowminded Easterner. A conservative is a man who sits and thinks, mostly sits. — Wilson There are some people who do not love their fellow human beings — and I hate people like that. — Tom Lehrer Gazing up into the darkness I saw myself as a creature driven and derided by vanity; and my eyes burned with anguish and anger. — Dubliners Free the Abbot 4! (I always wanted to be the fifty.) Thanks to Frances, Tim, Justin, Kim, Mr. Keefe, Miriam, Doug, Martha, my parents. And ESPECIALLY to Richter, Than, And John Phillips Cela est bien dit, mais il faut cultiver notre jardin. — Voltaire Timothy Folkerts I had grown new eyes, my fingers told me. It had taken me over three years, but I had done it. — The Chronicles of Amber I don’t know half of you half as well as I should like, and I like less than half of you as well as you deserve. I regret to announce that — though, as I said, eleventy-one years is far too short a time to spend amoung you — this is the END. I am going. I am leaving NOW. GOOD-BYE. — Bilbo Baggins Just remember, Good-bye doesn’t mean forever. George Martin Life is infinitely stranger than anything which the mind of man could invent. — Sherlock Holmes He was bright, eager, and in excellent spirits, a mood which in his case alternated with fits of the blackest depression. — Dr. Watson 3rd floor Wentworth! A toast ... To the Wentworth Faculty Apart from his spastic fits . . . . . . and I once roomed with him. What state is Nebraska in? — More than one Exonian Thanks Mom and Dad 287 THE SPIRIT OF EXETER by Sarah Lyall When I was young, it seemed that life was so wonderful, A miracle, oh it was beautiful, magical. And all the birds in the trees, well they’d be singing so happily. Joyfully, playfully watching me. But then they sent me away to teach me how to be sensible, logical, responsible, practical. And they showed me a world where I could be so dependable, clinical, intellectual, cynical. There are times when all the world’s asleep, The questions run too deep, For such a simple man. Won’t you please, please tell me what we’ve learned I know it sounds absurd. But please tell me who I am. — Supertramp, The Logical Song In the wintertime, it gets darker and darker and bleaker, and you don’t think it’ll ever end. You take a shower at 6:00 in the morning, as arctic winds gust through the bathroom, the shower curtain flaps and snaps against your goose-bumped legs, and you can’t get warm: someone flushes one of the toilets, and the water suddenly turns scalding. You dodge the burning stream when it then turns icy-cold; getting out of the shower, you try to wrap the postage-stamp-sized academy towel around you, and you freeze because someone’s opened the window to de-steam the mirrors. “Who the hell opened the window?” You slip on the puddles your shower has created on the floor, and fumble numbly with the window: it is frozen open, or seems to be. You curse again, run dripping out of the bathroom, down the hall — whistling with draft — into your room, over the crumpled papers scattered on your floor, get under your electric blanket, which is turned on High. You push last night’s remnants — your Bio textbook, the English version of the French play you’re reading, a spoon, a red pen that’s spreading ink all over your sheets, half an apple, some unintelligible History notes — and pull the blanket over your head. Your toes stick out of the bottom, like a turtle’s: you curl them under, and close your eyes, resting from the trauma of waking after only two hours of sleep, realizing that all your energy was spent getting to and from the bathroom. “It’s not so important,” — you begin to doze off, lulled into a false sense of priority by the warm, cozy, little blue world under your blanket — “I’ll just sleep a little bit more ...” “LYALL! Get outof bed! Come on — it’s ten of eight!” M “What’s wrong.” Mumble, mumble. You know, but you resist. “Don’t wanna wake up. Tired.” She yanks your blanket up, throwing it on the floor and leaving you exposed and shivering on the bed. Pull, wrench, kick. “Okay! Lord.” You open an eye, look at the clock. “Damn! It’s ten of eight — how could you let me sleep so long?” Throw some clothes on — yesterday’s they’re closest to the bed; grab some books, a piece of paper, a pen (pencils aren’t acceptable). Wait — you forgotyour eye drops, your Kleenex. Your hair isn’t brushed. It’s still wet. Your shoes aren’ttied, that’s okay, run to class on nonexistent energy, as your friend feeds your coffee on the way. You make it. Exeter is something you live through. It’s not a fun-and-frolic, let’s-dance-around-the maypole type of place: it’s a serious place, although not to the point of being completely oppressive or overwhelming. It’s, rather, a combination of all sorts of things. It has moments of pure joy, and moments of pride, and moments of despair and disillusionment. People complain a lot at Exeter, about everything — the food, the teachers, the work, the rules, the heaters — and sometimes the complaints seem justified as the New England winter darkens and freezes, so everything around us seems grey and cold. We grow exhausted from too little sleep, and everything seems to be working against us — our teachers make sarcastic, embarrassing comments when we can’t answer in class, we’re given unexcused absences when we’re just three minutes late for assemble, our Dorm head yells at us because we forget to check in. Our work seems impossible: it’s hard enough to keep up, let alone to get good grades. We go to dances on weekends, and everyone else seems to have a boyfriend or girlfriend. Why, then, if it seems so cold and unyielding, do we stick it out? Why do we endure the indignity of having a teacher in the dining hall go out of her way to trap us in a violation of the dress code, why do we suffer through consistent ’50’s’ on our math tests? Exeter’s redeeming qualities more than redeem it. It has outward fineness: proud New England buildings, fine faculty who love teaching, wonderful kids who are each unique and whose uniqueness exposes us to a variety of perspectives and opinions. And it has an inward fineness, but this is undefinable, harder to pinpoint, and completely individual: Exeter’s inner fineness is as unique to each person who comes here as they are unique. NNMP? I remember once, when I was a Lower, new and young and scared, when I was starting to realize that Exeter wasn’t going to be as effortlessly wonderful as I’d anticipated. Somehow, I’d managed to get six unexcused absences (three of them were late slips): I was summoned to the Dean’s Office, yelled at by Mrs. Herney, and given until the next morning to pull together a statement to present to the Attendance Committee so I could avoid Probation. I went back to my dorm, frightened, sure that I was a failure and that I’d be forever branded as a bad, irresponsible person. As I trudged the stairs up to my room I passed Lydia, a Senior. I admired her and was terrified of her: she was brilliant, calm, and confident. “Sarah — are you okay? You look a little blue,’’ she said. “Thanks, I’m all right.” I looked at my feet and hurried past her. That night she came up to my room with a cup of mint tea and a spoonful of honey. I was sitting on my floor, surrounded by papers and books, trying to write an English paper and my statement and to study for a math test, all at once. Lydia sat down beside me; then she stayed with me the entire night, helping me write my statement and typing my English for me. At five in the morning, she tucked me into her bed — she preferred sleeping on the floor, she claimed — and at 7:45 she gave me some clothes to wear and made sure I got to my first period class. She had neglected all of her own work. . Friends like Lydia, pure, wonderful friends, who give because they love you and not because they expect anything in return, are one of the most special things about Exeter. Because it is a boarding school, your friends become your family: you’re immersed in their company all the time and can’t help growing immeasurably close to them. You wake up on your Birthday and find that your door has been completely covered over with newspaper; you open your P.O. Box, and handfuls of M M’s spill out onto he floor; you return to your room to find candy strewn everywhere and a new lamp sitting by your bed. At dinner your table sings “Happy Birthday” to you, and you know you’re loved. But in class, it’s completely different: you can’t get away with anything just because you might be a nice person. The work is hard, both in terms of the time you must put into it, and it must be done. Exeter makes you question everything: you begin in class, when you find that you can’t trust an author you thought was infallible. You learn that historical textbooks are sometimes biased, and that every philosopher can refute flawlessly the argument that opposes his you question television, the newspapers, your teachers, the administration, the purpose of life, and finally yourself. You can’t get through Exeter without thinking. But as you learn that things aren’t simple as you hoped they’d be, you grow and you turn outward. You live through Exeter, and you realize how much you’d have missed if you d lived without it. © « Class ... Flirt.Bugbee, Roller Boyscout.Carey Grind.Gardner Talent.Lutes Athlete.Donahue, Gould Executive.Kozam Future President.Clark Future Movie Star.Schlaikjer Most .. . Likely to Succeed.Sherman Perverted.Morrissey Saintly.Pleus Gullible.Lyall, Admissions Office Mature.Erens, Sprague Wanted.Good Football Team, Fitzpatrick, Farnum Wild And Crazy. Ready, Wetherbee, Bitzer Spirited.Moss Done Most for Exeter.Mr. Kurtz, Edwards Done Exeter for Most.Klebnikov Craziest.Menell Unbelievable.Baden ! i 290 - N ' i ' i Mr. Exeter.Bogardus Ms. Exeter.Lyall BMOC.Kent BWOC.Jacobson Preppiest.Bean, Gilbert Luckiest.Epinette, Borek Unluckiest.Shaheen Joe Cool.Vernet, Podos Jill Cool.Fahey Best Dressed.Hunt Biggest Ham.Monihan Hearthrobs.Svenson, Donham Lost in Space.Novack, Proper First Married.Chase Zarkin, Liddy Woody Golden Shovel Award.Daniels, Kent Wet T-Shirt Award.Gonda, Balay Things We Hate Most.Open Senior Dance No sodas and gum before 1 pm, Bicentennial Styrofoam Cups Things We Like Most.Amtrack, Latest Scoop, Early Acceptance Contributed Most to The Class of 1981.Compton, Bedford Friendliest.Atkinson Best All-Around.Edwards FOUR YEAR BOYS(?) PEOPLE WE MISSED 1977 - 1978 Solveig Ann Christenson Amanda Dickson Larry Fiber Paige Hoglander Amy Irenas Donald MacArthur John McElhenney Christine Shea Sheldon Smith Nicholas Trout 1978 - 1979 Roger Kochman (9-16-78) Grace Jackson (10-23-78) Thomas Goodnough (11-17-78) Tim Plass (12-30-78) Leila Knox (1-31-79) Hilbert Pompey (2-16-79) Mark Hopper (6-2-79) John Boyle (6-1-79) Elizabeth Bennett (6-5-79) Phil Thomas (6-5-79) Steve Siegal (6-6-79) Adam Caldwell (6-17-79) Dwight Moody (6-17-79) Susan Silverman (6-21-79) Jocelyn Campbell (7-11-79) Elizabeth Dalton (7-11-79) Sara Cooper (7-21-79) Myron Hays (7-23-79) John Bohn (7-31-79) Sandra Morgan (8-16-79) Sara Snyder (9-4-79) Kimberly Thomas (9-7-79) David Anderson (9-6-79) 1979 - 1980 Manuela Wacha (11-16-79) Charles Magowan (12-7-79) Mehrad Mazhari (12-19-79) David Lewine (1-30-80) Sean Tierney (3-7-80) Bryan Arroyo (4-11-80) Robert Knox (5-13-80) Cynthia Fotheringham (6-26-80) Andrew McBreen (7-30-80) Matt Chapin (9-1-80) Janet Coke (9-18-80) Robert Monaghan (9-30-80) 1980 - 1981 Chris Daudelin (10-11-80) Teresa Williams (10-16-80) Laurie Bruce (10-28-80) Bill Shaheen (11-11-80) Judson Baden (11-18-80) Paul Klebnikov (1-24-81) Rich Podos (2-1-81) Chris Stewart (2-5-81) Tom Merchant (2-5-81) Geoff Stewart (2-19-81) Dave Woodruff (2-19-81) SENIOR DIRECTORY xctnttnnml Class John Alban Pg. 278 210 Sunset Ave. Westfield, New Jersey 07090 Lower Wentworth August 7, 1963 C.Y.F., Proctor, Student Council, Rifle Club, Republican Club, Exonian Photographer, Senior Class Secretary, E.S.S.O. President, Film Society, Student Infirmary Comm., Scuba Club, Phillips Church, Bicentennial Committee, Face Book Ass’t. Editor, PAE. Brian H. Aldredge Pg. 229, 234 315 Elizabeth Rd, San Antonio, Tx. 78209 Lower Peabody Oct. 3, 1963 Rifle Club, PEAN, Exonian, V. Tennis, J.V. Squash, J.V. Football. Sarah Aldrich Pg. 182 35 Winsor Way Weston, MA 02193 Langdell Stacy Alexander Pg. 183 314 Summit Ave. Syracuse, N.Y. 13207 Hoyt Jesus Roberto Alonso, Jr. Pg. 265 330 Parker Street Newark, New Jersey 07104 Lower Peabody Feb. 9, 1963 J.V. Football, J.V. Wrestling, J.V. Track, J.V. Cross-Country, V. Wrestling, P.I.P., Bicentennial Committee. Peter C. Anastos Pg. 220 24 Berkeley Rd. Wellesley, Mass. 02181 Senior Webster North Feb. 11, 1962 James G. Anderson Pg. 249 Emma Willard School Troy, NY 12181 Lower McConnell South Feb. 9, 1963 V. Track, Russian Club. Leena Kaarina Arimo Pg. 188 Varantie 14, 376303 Valkeakoski 3 Finland Senior Langdell March 19, 1963 International Society. Janet Sheppard Arnold Pg. 171 Haulover Cottage, Wauwinet Nantucket, Mass. 02554 Upper Amen July 4, 1963 James M. Atkinson Pg. 213 24 Westminister Rd. Scarsdale, N.Y. 10583 Lower Merrill Jan. 27, 1963 Judson Michael Baden 142 East End Avenue New York, N.Y. 10028 Ewald, Cilley, Browning North July 3, 1963 Chess Club, Scientific Society, Branch-Soule, V. Cross Country, V. Track. Joe Baker Pg. 270 118 Pascack Rd. Pearl River, N.Y. 10965 Wentworth Sandra Lee Baker Pg. 210 Apple Ring Red Hook, N.Y. 12571 Lower Bancroft Jan. 21, 1963 Kathryn Balay Pg.. 217 335 N. 11th St. Arkadelphia, AR 71923 Lower Soule June 26, 1963 DRAMAT Officer, Glee Club Secretary, Orchestra, P.E.A.D.Q.U.A.C.S. Jeremy Baldwin Pg. 284 2111 Blarney Dr. Bellevue, Wash. 98004 Lower Merrill Aug. 28, 1963 V. Track. Kathy Banghart Pg. 271 P.O. Box 1295 McGill, Nevada 89318 Upper Bancroft March 31, 1963 E.S.S.O., J.V. and V. Field Hockey. Vin Bankoski Pg. 234 Hoyt Hall, P.E.A. Junior May 16, 1963 J.V. Football. Eric Bass Pg. 263 1400 Mason Ave. Joliet, IL 60465 Junior Abbot September 13, 1963 Lisa Elaine Battan Pg. 179 7279 Euclid Dr. Englewood, Colo. 80111 Upper Amen April 25, 1963 V. Basketball. W.P.E.A., E.S.S.O., Spring Street. Mark Baughan Pg. 198 37 Arlington Ave. Providence, RI 02906 Upper Dunbar March 27, 1963 V. Football, V. Wrestling, V. Lacrosse, Republican Club. Jonathan S. Bean Pg. 199 20513 Lackland Rd. N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30342 Lower McConnell North April 16, 1963 Branch-Soule, V. Cross-Country, V. Track, Backgammon Club, Pendulum. Jeffrey T. Beer Pg. 243 East Chestnut Hill Rd. Litchfield, CT 06759 Junior Main St., Williams July 9, 1963 Golf. Robert Behre Pg. 218 3550 Alipha Place Pensacola, Fla. 32503 Lower Main St. South March 13, 1963 C.Y.F., Exonian Sports Editor, Proctor, E.S.S.O. Julian M. Benello Pg. 213 10 Rip Road Hanover, N.H. 03755 Junior Merrill Dec. 28, 1962 Renee Bergland Pg. 232 2496 Beacon St. Boston, MA 02167 Lower Langdell, Hoyt September 25, 1963 Andrew B. Bernard Pg. 174 1448 N. Lakeshore Dr. Chicago, Ill. 60610 Lower Webster South June 20, 1963 S.C.E.C., Summer Opportunities Office, Student Council Sarah Bronson Binger Pg. 184 25 East 94th St. New York, N.Y. 10028 Upper Langdell Oct. 21, 1963 V. Soccer, V. Hockey, V. Crew, Student Council, P.E.A.D.Q.U.A.C.S., Dramat. Robert Adam Bitman Pg. 204 316 S. 10th St. Philadelphia, PA 19107 Junior Lamont, Browning North Dec. 30, 1963 Stud Jud, Student Council, S.C.E.C., V. Soccer. Charles William Bitzer Pg. 224 452 Dorseyville Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15215 Junior Webster North May 7, 1963 V. Water Polo — Captain, V. Swimming, Unicycling. William Lloyd Boesch Pg. 200 131 Atlantic Ave. North Hampton, NH 03862 Junior Day Student Oct. 25, 1963 V. Cross-Country, V. Track, WPEA, Branche-Soule. Sidney T. Bogardus, Jr. Pg. 205 122 East 76th St. New York, NY 10021 Junior Lamont, Matin St. Nov. 5, 1962 V. Lacrosse, Stud. Jud., Exonian, Class Officer. Brian David Bohn Pg. 238 72 Front St. Exeter, N.H. 03833 Lower Day Student May 2, 1963 Ski Club, Rifle Club, J.V. Polo, J.V. Lacrosse. Scott Borek Pg. 187 27 Reid Ter. Swampscott, MA 01907 Senior Peabody May 25, 1962 V. Football, V. Hockey. Harold T. Bourque Pg. 264 239 Massachusetts St. Westfield, N.J. 07090 Senior McConnell No. July 25, 1962 V. Football, V. Wrestling, V. Lacrosse. Denise L. Bricker Pg. 177 77 Sarah Blvd. Toronto, Ohio 43964 Junior Amen May 6, 1963 J.V. Basketball, E.S.S.O., The Board, editor. Byron Elwood Bronston III Pg. 274 1000 Highland Park Blvd. Wausau, WI 54401 Lower Wentworth Oct. 26, 1963 Democratic Club, WPEA, Branch-Soule, Ski Club, A.D.T. 294 Rosalind Whiting Brown Pg. 251 15901 Chadbourne Rd. Shaker Heights, Ohio 44120 Lower Langdell July 8, 1963 J.V. Lacrosse, Dramat, Math Discussion Group. Sally Brown Pg, 170 6926-2nd Ave. Kenosha, W1 53140 Lower Amen Dec. 6, 1963 Exonian. Penny Bryant Pg. 184 5 Aurangzeb Lane New Dehli, India Senior Wheelwright May 5, 1964 International Society, Backgammon club, Branch-soule. Elisabeth Buchal 8707 Highgate Rd. Alexandria, Va. 22308 Lamont Beth Bugbee Pg. 180 6320 Kenneth Ave. Carmichael, CA 95608 Lower Bancroft March 21, 1963 Student Council, V. Soccer, Glee Club, E.S.S.O., P.E.A.D.Q.U.A.C.S. Martha Burchenal Pg. 173 712 Princeton Rd. Wilmington, Del. 19807 Upper Gould Feb. 27, 1963 V. Tennis, V. Squash, J.V. Field Hockey. Alexander S. Burger Pg. 207 Major Lockwood Rd., P.O. Box 26 Pound Ridge, NY 10576 Junior Main St. Aug. 26, 1963 V. Football. William H. Butler Pg. 178 RFD 1 Box 211 Epsom, NH 03234 Senior Ewald South Nov. 27, 1963 C.Y.F., Chess Club. Mark Byrne Pg. 220 7001 Heatherhill Rd. Bethesda, MD 20034 Senior Webster South Nov. 21, 1961 V. Football. Maura Caffrey Pg. 258 617 Haverhill St. Lawrence, MA 01841 Lower Soule Oct. 16, 1963 Thomas E. Carey Pg. 203 25 Rail St. New Orleans, LA 70124 Upper Abbot Jan. 11, 1963 V. Crew Rifle Club, Glee Club, Branch-Soule, International Society. Susan Carpenter Pg. 267 4265 Altamirano Way San Diego, CA 92103 Junior Bancroft April 13, 1963 V. Swimming, Proctor. Bruce Carson Pg. 223 Rt. 1 Box 59 Huger S.C. 29450 Senior Main St. North April 23, 1962 V. Basketball. Andrea Elizabeth Carter Pg. 250 36 Yorkshire Road Dover, Mass. 02030 Senior Soule October 25, 1962 V. Field Hockey, V. Track. Marc Chabot Pg. 234 111 Maple Street Somersworth, N.H. 03878 Junior Cilley December 16, 1962 Ashok Jai Chandrasekhar Pg. 174 120 East 34th Street New York, N.Y. 10016 Junior Webster North March 4, 1963 Exonian Chairman, Crew Captain. Timothy Chang Pg. 268 7 Woodside Circle Hartford, Conn. 06105 Lower Ewald South September 9, 1964 Student Council, Proctor. Franklin Whitner Chase Pg. 247 745 Second Avenue Windermere, Fla. 32786 Lower Ewald North July 14, 1962 Jennifer Chase Pg. 179 13 Rutland Terrace Worcester, Mass. 01609 Junior Bancroft March 31, 1963 V. Swimming — Co-Captain, V. Crew. Thomas C.H. Ching Pg. 213 South Street Litchfield, Conn. 06759 Junior Merrill February 4, 1963 Pamela Mei-Ying Chu Pg. 244 110 Park Drive Eastchester, N.Y. 10707 Lower Langdell November 13, 1963 V. Basketball, O.D.C. John Raymond Cibelli Pg. 218 76 Newton Street Southboro, Mass. 01772 Lower Main Street South January 10, 1963 V. Wrestling, Computer Club, Model Railroad Club, Math Discussion Group, Scientific Society. Thomas M. Clark Pg. 231 40 Ocean Avenue Lynn, Mass. 01902 Lower Cilley Aug. 16, 1963 Branche-Soule, Debating Team, Exonian, Republican Club, Herodotan Society. Tamis Marie Coady Pg. 248 14 Meridian Terrace Paxton, Illinois 60957 Senior Langdell July 14, 1963 Computer Club, Fencing Club. Anthony Sanford Codding, Jr. Pg. 211 71 River Road Stratham, N.H. 03885 Junior Day Student October 2, 1963 Model Railroad Club. Jacques Cornell Pg. 215 69 High Street Exeter, N.H. 03833 Junior Day Student March 21, 1964 V. Track. Sarah Corrin Pg. 208 303 West 66th Street New York, N.Y. 10023 Lower Langdell January 9, 1963 V. Soccer, V. Dance, V. Track, Student Council. Timothy C. Coughlin Pg. 243 RFD 2 Winchester, N.H. 03833 Upper Williams House June 21, 1963. Steven Edward Creighton Pg. 274 24 Evans Rd. Marblehead, MA 01945 Lower Wentworth June 29, 1963 Brance-Soule, Math Discussion Group, Scientific Society, Ski Club, WPEA. Brooks Crichlow Pg. 198 7 Butternut Lane Hanover, N.H. 03755 Lower Browning House, Dunbar September 14, 1963 V. Soccer, V. Baseball, Admissions Office — Head Guide. Lyle Crowley Pg. 212 346 St. Ronan St. New Haven, Conn. 06511 Lower Cilley Dec. 28, 1962 S.C. Vice President. Laura C. Cushman Pg. 267 1115 Applewood Circle Signal Mountain, T.N. 37377 Junior Day Student, Bancroft December 20, 1962 V. Ice Hockey — Tri-Captain. William H. Dabney, Jr. Pg. 248 645 Riverside Drive Waterloo, N.E. 68069 Upper Ewald North March 4, 1964 Exonian Photo Editor. Tom Daccord Pg. 263 266 Milton Road Beaconsfield, Quebec Canada HSW2Y0 Upper Abbot April 9, 1962 V. Hockey, V. Soccer, V. Basketball, International Society. Greg Daniels Pg. 222 106 Nayatt Rd. Barrington, R.I. 02806 Lower Merrill June 13, 1963 Exonian, Editor, Philosophy Club. Lisa Danzig Pg. 255 4252 Reyes Drive Tarzana, California 91356 Upper Langdell March 17, 1964 Justin D’Arms Pg. 268 917 Olivia Street Ann Arbor, Mich. 48104 Upper Williams House May 31, 1964 Debating, Noonmark. Jeff Darsie Pg. 196 1217 Summit Drive Lexington, Kentucky 40502 Lower Dunbar February 14, 1963 V. Soccer, Golf. 295 Glenn W. Davis Pg. 26 11 Simpson Road Windham, N.H. 03087 Junior Dunbar Christina Michelle Dennis Pg. 239 13 Abenaki Drive Topsham, M.E. 04086 Amen July 6, 1963 Orchestra, Glee Club, Brass Ensemble, P.I.P. Walter A. DeWitt III Pg. 249 Box 318 Melvin Villlage, N.H. 03850 Upper Kirtland House, Cilley December 1, 1962 V. Crew, J.V. Squash, Republican Club — V.P. Nathaniel DeWitt Dickson Pg. 268 268 Barrett ' s Mill Road Concord, Mass. 01742 Lower Abbot, Ewald South January 18, 1963 Robert Diefendorf Pg. 256 Village Rd. West Lebanon, Me. 04027 Browning South John Richard Dolloff Pg. 211 Brentwood Road, RFD 4 Exeter, N.H. 03833 Junior Day Student February 3, 1963 Brian Joseph Donahue Pg. 206 98 California Avenue Quincy, Mass. 02169 Senior Kirtland House August 5, 1962 V. Football, V. Track. Rachel Donham Pg. 236 269 Upland Road Cambridge, Mass. 02140 Upper Dow House, Lamont September 28. 1963 V. Crew. Walter Clemens Donovan Pg. 187 8 Upland Rd. Medford, Mass. 02155 Senior Main St. So. May 25, 1962 V. Football, V. Basketball. Salomon Douer Pg. 209 Calle 106 N 22-50 Bogota, Colombia McConnell North David Douglas Pg. 223 Rte. 1, Box 532 Concord, N.C. 28025 Junior Webster South, Dow House March 24, 1963 Stage Band, Jazz Combo, S.Y.A. James George Drougas Pg. 229 327 Hampton Road Wilmington, Delaware 19803 Lower Peabody June 22, 1963 V. Tennis — Captain, V. Squash, Student Council, Proctor. Susan B. Drouilhet Pg. 244 32 Baskin Road Lexington, Mass. 02173 Lower Langdell July 18, 1963 Glee Club — President, Outing Club — President, V. Cross Country — Captain, V. Lacrosse — Co-captain, Proctor. Gregory M. Dunn Pg. 256 134 Deanna Road Brockton, Mass. 02402 Senior Knight House Sept. 9, 1961 V. Football. Frank H. Durgin III Pg. 288 151 Lexington Street Belmont, Mass. 02178 Lower Peabody November 13, 1963 Malcolm F. Dyer Pg. 253 140 Hamilton Drive Terre Haute, Indiana 47803 Lower Webster North July 16, 1963 J.V. Water Polo, V. Swimming. Sarah Rice Ecker Pg. 183 133 East 94th Street New York, N.Y. 10028 Junior Hoyt August 14, 1963 Exonian — Sports Editor, Student Council. Sherard Caffey Edington Pg. 274 1220 Selma Street Mobile, Alabama 36604 Upper Wentworth July 5, 1963 Cross Country, V. Track, W.P.E.A., Glee Club. Scott V. Edwards Pg. 204 27 Sigma Place Bronx, N.Y. 10471 Junior Cilley, Browning House July 7, 1963 E.C.C., S.C.E.C. — Chairman, Stud. Jud., Outing Club. Joseph Scott Eggleston Pg. 234 561 South Road Rye, N.H. 03870 Junior Day Student June 22, 1963 Student Council, J.V. Baseball, V. Soccer. Derek Ekstrom Pg. 203 Kirtland House Exeter, N.H. 03833 Day Student William Walton Elliott Pg. 246 2105 White Oak Drive Valdosta, GA 31601 Upper Ewald North March 14, 1963 Richard Epinette Pg. 265 4956 Gentry Ave. No. Hollywood, Cal. 91607 Lower Cilley Feb. 8, 1963 V. Football, V. Wrestling, V. Crew. Pamela Brett Erens Pg. 180 2920 Commonwealth Ave. Chicago, Illinois 60657 Upper Bancroft Aug. 20, 1963 Maria Fahey Pg. 182 345 East 68th St. New York, N.Y. 10021 Wheelwright Chieh-Min Fan Pg. 185 7 Croghan Lane Durham, N.H. 03824 Junior Day Student July 3, 1963 V. Track, J.V. Soccer, Asian Society, Math Discussion Group, Orchestra, International Society. Betsy Famum Pg. 236 294 Doyle Ave. Providence, R.I. 02906 Upper Dow House, Lamont April 26, 1963 Jim Faulkner Pg. 282 9 Buell St. Hanover, N.H. 03755 Junior Abbot Oct. 19, 1962 V. Squash, Golf, Crew. Joseph Michael Fernandez Pg. 272 959 Country Club Drive Williamsport, Pa. 17701 Junior Langdell, Merrill Feb. 19, 1964 Proctor. Jennifer Field Pg. 214 3409 Taylor St. Chevy Chase, Md. 20015 Upper Bancroft Oct. 31, 1963 W. P.E.A., Lantern Club. Rebecca Ellen Fite Pg. 237 305 Pasadena Dr. Pittsburgh, Pa. 15215 Upper Gould House April 21, 1963 Orchestra, Dramat. John Fitzpatrick 162 Walnut St. Reading, MA 01867 Ewald Marc Joseph Fleuette Pg. 215 6946 Middlebrook Blvd. Middleburg Hts., Ohio 44130 Lower Dunbar Crew, Computer Club, Exonian. Michael Joseph Fleuette Pg. 215 6946 Middlebrook Blvd. Middleburg Hts., Ohio 44130 Lower Cilley March 14, 1963 Branche-Soule, Rifle Club, Computer Club, Model Railroad Club, Stage Band. Tim Folkerts Pg. 289 1427 W. Second St. Pella, Iowa 50219 Junior Langdell, Wentworth Dec. 27, 1962 H.S.C. Karl Forrest Pg. 197 2380 Tyre Dr. Hudson, Ohio 44236 Junior Peabody May 7, 1963 V. Soccer, V. Baseball, V. X-Country, J.V. Basketball Carmen Felicia Foreman Pg. 259 2306 Virginia Ln. Billings, Montana 59102 Upper Dutch Dec. 27, 1963 Elizabeth Fortier Pg. 230 Rt. 111A Exeter, N.H. 03833 Upper Day Student Jan. 28, 1963 Film Society, Orchestra, International Society, Afro-Exonian Society. Alexandra Frangos Pg. 171 134 Puritan Ave. Forest Hills Gardens, N.Y. 11375 Lower Amen Feb. 4, 1964 Katherine Henderson Fritts Pg. 193 Pleasantville Rd. New Vernon, N.J. 07976 Upper Hoyt March 9, 1963 John Furman Pg. 265 384 Buchanan Street Warren, PA 16365 296 Upper Cilley Aug. 12, 1963 Spring Street Society, Republican, Branch Soule, V. Crew. Anthony Gardner Pg. 222 American Embassy in Rome N.Y., N.Y. A.P.O. 09794 Lower Ewald North, Williams May 16, 1963 Exonian News Editor. P.D.T. Roger Llewellyn Gettig Pg. 197 3290 Bradford Rd. Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118 Lower Ewald South Feb. 8, 1963 Stage Band, V. Soccer, V. Wrestling — Captain, V. Lacrosse. Chris Giddings Pg. 288 P.O. Box 4583 Incline Village, Nev. 89450 Lower Cilley July 22, 1963 V. Track, J.V. Football, J.V. Diving, Scuba Club, W. P.E.A., Dramat. David Giffen Pg. 195 25 Beechtree Dr. Larchmont, N.Y. 10538 Junior Main Street North May 23, 1963 Exonian, E.S.S.O. Jonathan L. Gifford Pg. 249 6433 Ward Rd. Arvada, Col. 80004 Lower Dunbar Aug. 20, 1963 Louise M. Gilbert Pg. 172 433 Deauville Rd. Statesville, N.C. 28677 Upper Gould Feb. 6, 1963 E.S.S.O., S.C. Mark Goggin Pg. 220 24 Brentwood Rd. Chelmsford, Mass. 01824 Senior Abbot May 28, 1962 V. Football, V. Hockey. Eva Gonda 12 Ivy Lane Andover, Mass. 01810 Junior Hoyt Dec. 18, 1963 Disciplinary Committee, E.S.S.O., Math Discussion, Scientific Society. Bridget Goodbody Pg. 227 68 Foreside Rd. Cumberland, ME 04110 Hoyt Lawrence H. Goon Pg. 269 700 Hummingbird Ln. Plantation, Fla. 33324 Lower McConnell North March 4, 1963 V. Diving, Ski Club, Scuba Club. Thalia Thorne Gould Pg. 217 Overlook Farm” Laurel, Md. 20810 Junior Soule April 8, 1963 V. Soccer, V. Lacrosse. Tim Gould Pg. 250 206 N. Royal St. Alexandria, Va. 22314 Lower Merrill July 3, 1963 V. Soccer, V. Lacrosse, E.S.S.O. Don Graff Pg. 189 25 Eastview Ave. Pleasantville, N.Y. 10570 Lower Webster South Dec. 9, 1963 Philosophy Club. Kinley Gregg Pg. 255 15 Holly Lane Greenland, N.H. 03840 Day Student Michael A. Greeley Pg. 242 9 Bogard Ave. Port Washington, N.Y. 11050 Upper Lamont, Browning North Feb. 2, 1963 V. Lacrosse, E.S.S.O., Student Council, Proctor, Bicentennial Committee Chairman. Christine Greenhalgh Pg. 239 Mt. Pleasant Rd. Nasonville, R.I. 02895 Upper Amen Oct. 25, 1963 J.V. Basketball, P.D.A., Proctor Lynn Guggenheimer Pg. 240 70 E. 77 St. N.Y., N.Y. 10021 Lower Wheelwright Oct. 15, 1963 Exonian News Editor, V. Squash, V. Tennis. Luanne Gundersen Pg. 177 R. F.D. 2 Box 506A Plaistow, N.H. 03865 Junior Day Student Dec. 4, 1963 John Hand Pg. 220 113 Western Avenue Sherborn, Mass. 01770 Senior Dunbar Aug. 5, 1962 V. Soccer, V. Hockey. Mark Harrington Pg. 221 3 Aberdeen Rd. Chelmsford, MA 01863 Senior Dec. 7, 1962 V. Football, V. Track. Sarah Newton Harris Pg. 225 330 E. 71 St. N.Y., N.Y. 10021 Lower Soule July 29, 1963 V. Crew, V. Diving. Cassandra Hart Pg. 230 5719 Coliseum St. Los Angeles, Calif. 90016 Lower Hoyt Sept. 29, 1963 Proctor. Kim Hendrickson Pg. 239 % Mr. H. Crockwell Seymour Farm Southampton 8, Bermuda Senior Lamont Feb. 10, 1964 Bill Henry 1763 Hackberry Lane Lake Forest, Ill. 60045 Webster S. C.E.C. Laurie Ann Herlihy Maple Ave. Atkinson, N.H. 03811 Day Student V. Swimming, J.V. Lacrosse, E.S.S.O. Max Herrnstein Pg. 196 126 Brook St. Wellesley, Mass. 02181 Lower Dunbar April 2, 1963 V. Soccer, J.V. Baseball. Richard Hessler 4 Littlebrook Drive Wilmington, Del. 19807 Webster South Daniel Hetherington Pg. 214 R.R. 2, Box 80 Warwick, N.Y. 10990 Kirtland Tim Hickey Pg. 187 28 Rowe St. Melrose, Mass. 02176 Senior Peabody V. Football. Alison M. Hill Pg. 188 Rte. 3 Box 204A Fontana, Wi. 53125 Upper Dow House, Lamont June 11, 1963 Glee Club, V. Track. John Hill Pg. 226 135 Summer St. Amherst, Mass. 01002 Upper Wentworth Jan. 28, 1963 Ski Club. David Tomas Hirschmann Pg. 257 l a Calle “A” 25-92 V.H. II Zona 15 Guatemala, Guatemala Upper Browning March 3, 1964 International Society President, W.P.E.A., Spanish Club Pres., Orchestra, String Ensemble. David A. Hoag Pg. 246 54 Lakeshore Ave. Beverly, Mass. 01915 Lower Ewald May 9, 1963 V. Swimming, V. Polo, E.S.S.O., Proctor. Michael Crawford Hobbs Pg. 219 R.R. 1 Locust Hill, Ont. LOHIJO Senior Main St. South Oct. 30, 1962 Paul Hoffman Pg. 280 4420 Plymouth Rd. Knoxville, TN 37914 Lower McConnell North May 1, 1963 V. Crew, Orchestra, String Quartet. Kenneth Hook Pg. 278 2500 Rhonda Dr. Vestal, New York 13850 Junior Wentworth May 22, 1963 Water Polo, Swimming, J.V. Track. Christiana Horton Pg. 232 235 E. 62nd St. New York, N.Y. 10021 Lower Hoyt Hall May 16, 1964 Tennis, C.Y.F. Edward Hoyt Pg. 254 1115 Fifth Ave., Apt. 11C New York, N.Y. 10028 Webster North Deirdre Huang Pg. 240 71 East 71 St. New York, N.Y. 10021 Junior Wheelwright Jan. 21, 1964 David L. Hudacek Pg. 202 Van Buren Rd. 297 Morristown, N.J. 07960 Junior Dunbar Dec. 8, 1963 J.V. Track M. James Huffnagle Pg. 256 Indian Hill Pride ' s Crossing, MA 01965 Lower Knight House April 13, 1963 J.V. Football, V. Football, V. Track. Julia Blair Hunt Pg. 225 1235 Astor St. Chicago, Ill. 60610 Lower Soule July 13, 1963 Brian Herschell Hurd Pg. 205 1432 S. Marion St. Denver, Colo. 80210 Junior Peabody, Browning May 30, 1963 Crew, WPEA. Claudia Hurley Pg. 255 Box 72 South Newbury, N.H. 03272 Lower Langdell Oct. 4, 1963 John F. Imhof, Jr. Pg. 284 1296 Shockey Drive Winchester, VA 22601 Junior Merrill April 1, 1963 WPEA Technical Director, Track, Cross Country. Jennifer McClain Irving Pg. 184 705 Glen Echo Trail Winston-Salem, N.C. 27106 Upper Dutch, Wheelwright April 1, 1963 Tadashi J. Itasaka Pg. 289 ' Wash Pond Road Hampstead, N.H. 03841 Lower McConnell May 26, 1963 Lisa Jacobson Pg. 258 Old Farm Rd. Basking Ridge, N.J. 07920 Lower Soule, Lamont Debating Team. Katherine Gordon Jaffin Pg. 251 522 Rosedale Road Princeton, N.J. 08540 Lower Langdell Jan. 1, 1963 V. Field Hockey, V. Lacrosse. Aaron C. James Pg. 215 Wentworth Hall Exeter, N.H. 03833 Junior Wentworth April 4, 1963 P.A.E. Vice President, Dramat. Boris Jezic Pg. 242 126 Redbud Lane Lake Jackson, Texas 77566 Wentworth Christopher M. Johnson Pg. 262 10 Elizabeth St. Lun enburg, MA 01462 Senior Dow Jan. 25, 1962 V. Football, V. Hockey, V. Baseball. Clare C. Johnson Pg. 225 152 Waite St. Hamden, Ct. 06517 Lower Soule Aug. 22, 1963 Janice Iris Johnson Pg. 230 1570 Britton St. Memphis, Tenn. 38108 Lower Wheelwright Jan. 20, 1963 Poetry Stage. Mike Johnson Pg. 212 49 Sterling St. West Newton, MA 02165 Cilley Philip Samuel Johnson Pg. 201 40 E. 212 St. Euclid, Ohio 44123 Junior Dunbar Feb. 12, 1963 V. Cross Country, V. Track Tri-Captain, WPEA, Branch Soule. Dawn Laurel Jones Pg. 271 Pleasant St. Wiscasset, ME 04578 Lower Bancroft Jan. 29, 1963 Roy Jones 22 Woodridge Rd. Wellesley, MA 02181 Lower Dunbar Feb. 7, 1963 V. Tennis, Ski Club, Outing Club, Debating Society. Rome Jutabha Pg. 262 620 West Spring St. Sigourney, Iowa 52591 Senior Dow Dec. 16, 1962 International Society. Paul Kaitz Pg. 212 1310 E. Cornell Ave. Englewood, Colo. 80110 Upper Webster North Nov. 17, 1963 J.V. Swimming, Crew. Andrew E. Kalman Pg. 229 2069 NW 23 Terr. Gainesville, FL 32605 Peabody Nov. 30, 1964 Craig Kaplan Pg. 214 Route 1 Box 110 Carmel, CA 93923 Lower McConnell South Oct. 22, 1963 WPEA. Karen Kaplan Pg. 238 5 Blossom Lane Exeter, N.H. 03833 Upper Day Student Feb. 20, 1963 E.S.S.O., J.V. Track. Stephen Kelly Pg. 280 Box 64 East Burke, Vt. 05832 Lower McConnell Dec. 28, 1963 V. Squash. Harlan McBrier Kent Pg. 176 1005 Lake Ave. Greenwich, CT 06830 Junior Cilley Jan. 24, 1963 Admissions — Head Guide, Lacrosse Captain, PEAN — Photo Editor, Glee Club, Proctor. Jonathan Manning Kiger Pg. 223 3919 Pocahontas Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio 45227 Junior Cilley April 7, 1963 WPEA, Student Council, J.V. Swimming, J.V. Water Polo, J.V. Track. Seung K. Kim Pg. 254 2652 Lynnhurst Dr. Vestal, N.Y. 13850 Lower Browning Sept. 5, 1963 J.V. Baseball, J.V., V. Wrestling, Math Discussion Group, Exonian Photography Editor. Stephen S. Kim Pg. 208 9 Lawrence Circle St. Johnsbury, VT 05819 Lower Lamont, Browning Jan. 1, 1963 J.V. Football. Jeffrey D. Kimball Pg. 278 1015 Lake Shore Dr. Osceola, Iowa 50213 Junior Wentworth July 17, 1963 J.V. Cross Country, V. Track Co-Captain. Andrea Jean King Pg. 230 1595 Dewberry Rd. Columbus, Ohio 43207 Lower Wheelwright June 9, 1963 Afro-Exonian Society, Dramat. Jeremy King Pg. 270 P.O. Box 1244 Eau Claire, WI 54701 Junior Cilley, Wentworth March 21, 1963 Rifle Club. Paul Klebnikov Pg. 212 12 E. 97 St. New York, N.Y. 10029 Junior Wentworth, Webster North June 3, 1963 Student Council, Exonian Marc Lyle Kozam Pg. 216 215 Hudson Avenue Tenafly, N.J. 07670 Junior Langdell, Browning South March 2, 1963 PEAN — Co-Chairman, Face Book — Editor-in-Chief Exonian — Photo Editor, UGLE — Photo Editor, V. Crew Mike Kozub 12 Westwood Drive Wilbraham, Mass. 01095 Senior Ewald June 13, 1962 V. Hockey, Scuba Club, E.S.S.O. David Kurtz Pg. 256 163 Davenport Dr. Stamford, Ct. 06902 Senior Knight House Oct. 18, 1961 J.V. Cross Country, Dramat, P.E.A.D.Q.U.A.C.S. John Kuzborski Pg. 220 219 E. Westerly Ave. Kingston, MA 02364 Cilley Renee Labonte 20 Portsmouth Ave. Stratham, N.H. 03885 Lower Day Student March 2, 1963 David Lane Pg. 281 6427 Charles St. Racine, Wis. 53402 Lower Peabody Nov. 18, 1963 Orchestra, String Quartet, V. Crew. Kurt V. Lange Pg. 242 2001 S. Michigan Apt. 14G Chicago, Ill. 60616 Junior Wentworth May 2, 1963 E.S.S.O., Track. 298 Urban Alexander Foix Larson Pg. 289 335 Summit Ave. Eau Claire, Wis. 54701 Lower Abbot, Ewald South May 20, 1963 Democratic Club — Chairman, Orchestra. Sean Michael Lawlor Pg. 207 Felt Road Keene, N.H. 03431 Senior Main Street North March 7, 1962 V. Cross Country. Harriet Leach Pg. 177 3998 State Road 446 Bloomington, Ind. 47401 Junior Wheelwright Aug. 6, 1963 Vincent Lee Pg. 178 2 A, 92 Waterloo Rd. Kowloon, Hong Kong Upper Main Street North Aug. 4, 1962 J.V. Track, Scuba Club, E.S.S.O., International Society. David S. Lees Pg. 238 203 Clinton Rd. Brookline. Mass. 02146 Lower Dunbar Feb. 7, 1963 Ham Radio Club, WPEA. Miriam A. Leuchter Pg. 272 28 S. State St. Vineland, N.J. 08360 Junior Soule July 1, 1963 Dramat, Proctor. Lucy Anne Dando Lockwood Pg. 233 Box 323, Cousins Island Yarmouth, Me. 04096 Lower Hoyt April 26, 1963 Exonian — Features Editor, WPEA — Scheduling Director, PIP. Nina Loewenstein Pg. 281 36 Vermont Ave. Binghamton, N.Y. 13905 Lower Bancroft Oct. 30, 1963 J.V. Soccer, Orchestra, J.S.O. James M. Long Pg. 206 70 Park Street Arlington, Mass. 02174 Senior Cilley December 12, 1962 V. Basketball, V. Baseball. Dana Lowell Pg. 278 RFD 1 Box 95 Chester, N.H. 03036 Junior Wentworth Feb. 22, 1963 E.S.S.O., Face Book — Assistant Editor. Gary Lutes Pg. 174 365 Spring St. Portland, Me. 04102 Lower Webster North March 20, 1963 Sarah Lyall Pg. 237 135 Duck Pond Road, Glen Cove Long Island, N.Y. 11542 Junior Langdell Nov. 3, 1963 Nick Lynn 1 Plum Beach Rd. Sands Point, N.Y. 11050 Tricia Michael Mackay Pg. 239 124 High St. Stratham, N.H. 03885 Upper Day Student May 18, 1963 Dramat Officer. Miranda B. MacPhail Pg. 217 RFD 1 North Conway, N.H. 03860 Junior Soule, Dutch Glee Club, Dramat. Elizabeth Ann Malabre Pg. 170 320 East 72nd St. New York, N.Y. 10021 Junior Amen Jan. 14, 1963 V. Track, J.V. Soccer. David Marder Pg. 247 23 Papanastassiou St. Palio Psychiko Athens, Greece Senior Ewald July 12, 1963 George Martin Pg. 289 1234 South 16th St. Blair, Neb. 68008 Wentworth Suzanne Clarke Martin Pg. 233 52 Patterson St. Providence, R.I. 02906 Lower Hoyt Jan. 11, 1963 V. Crew. Ann Marie McDonald Pg. 216 3412 Medina Lane Bowie, Md. 20715 Junior Amen April 5, 1963 Claire McEachern Pg. 173 50 Meadow Road Portsmouth, N.H. 03801 Junior Day Student June 26, 1963 Jeninne McGee Pg. 208 8088 S. Anthony Chicago, Ill. 60617 Lower Bancroft, Soule Dec. 3, 1962 V. Soccer, V. Track — Captain. John Bernard McGinty Jr. Pg. 199 23 Dover Rd. Dover, Mass. 02030 Upper McConnell So. Aug. 11, 1962 J.V. Baseball, V. Soccer. Margaret Stephens McKay Pg. 188 P.O. Box 249 Lyndonville, Vt. 05851 Lower Wheelwright June 25, 1963 V. Crew, V. Cross Country, PEAN — Editor, Ski Club. Robert Scott McMillen Pg. 249 Livingston, N.J. Junior Wentworth WPEA, Bicentennial Committee. Michael J. McNamara Pg. 282 720 So. Euclid Ave. Oak Park, Ill. 60304 Senior Abbot Sept. 9, 1962 V. Hockey, V. Golf. Scott Mellen Pg. 198 1800 W. Union Blvd. Bethlehem, Pa. 18018 Lower Peabody Dec. 13, 1962 V. Soccer, V. Wrestling — Captain, V. Lacrosse — Captain. Mary Menell Pg. 181 6 - 3rd Avenue Parktown Johannesburg, South Africa Upper March 3, 1963 E.S.S.O. Thomas Pearce Merchant Pg. 203 4657 121st SE Bellevue, Wash. 98008 Upper Webster North March 23, 1963 Dramat, E.S.S.O., CYF. James R. Mesrobian Pg. 175 1 Old Mill Road Greenwich, Ct. 06830 Lower Webster South Dec. 13, 1962 E.S.S.O., WPEA, J.V. Baseball. Jeff Meyer Pg. 247 28 Brevoort Rd. Chappaqua, N.Y. 10514 Lower Ewald North April 13, 1963 CYF, Dramat. Troy Miksen Pg. 288 43 Pinevale Avenue Reading, Mass. 01867 Junior Peabody Feb. 15, 1962 V. Hockey — Captain, V. Football, V. Baseball. Wendell Gordon Miles Pg. 250 2115 Yorktown Rd. NW Washington, D.C. 20012 Lower McConnel South March 19, 1963 Glee Club — V.P., V. Diving, PEADQUACS. Ronald Wayne Miller 1 Grandview Terrace Exeter, N.H. 03833 Junior Day Student Nov. 19, 1963 PAE — President, Democratic Club. Paula Jean Mills Pg. 252 Upper Michigan Rd. Pittsfield. Vt. 05762 Upper Amen April 4, 1964 CYF, V. Crew. Paul Edward Monahan II Pg. 190 449 Merriman’s Lane Winchester, Va. 22601 Junior Dunbar July 3, 1963 Spring Street, Dramat — V.P. Keith Richard Moon Pg. 243 American Embassy — Caracas APO, Miami, Fla. 34037 Upper Williams Dec. 15, 1963 V. Swimming. Holly Toye Moore Pg. 194 Red Top Farm Southampton, N.Y. 11968 Lower Wheelwright March 30, 1963 Patrick Morgan Pg. 263 12 Perry Ave. Waterford, Conn. 06385 Upper Abbot Dec. 31, 1962 V. Basketball. V. Golf. Michael Morrissey Pg. 200 Osceola Ave. 299 Irvington, N.Y. 10533 Junior Dunbar April 20, 1963 Scuba Club — President, WPEA, V. Football, V. Cross Country, V. Track. Barbara Ann Moss Pg. 237 Lisburne Grange Garrison, N.Y. 10524 Upper Gould, Langdell Oct. 5, 1963 V. Soccer, V. Squash, Exonian, Branch-Soule — Secretary, CYF. Jon Mueller 8 Tallwood Dr. Barrington, R.I. 02806 Lower 1978 Wentworth Jan. 4, 1963 V. Football, E.S.S.O., WPEA. Stephen S. Murray Pg. 194 33 Springbrook Rd. Morristown, N.J. 07960 Upper Merrill Sept. 2, 1963 Prooctor, E.S.S.O., ODC. Raghu Murthy Pg. 257 111 Old Hickory Blvd. Nashville Tn. 37221 Lower 1978 Knight House May 6, 1964 David Y.C. Nieh 12 Shipyard Lane Setauket, NY 11733 Upper Peabody March 29, 1964 Crew, Orchestra. Malcolm G. Nimick 53 Woodland Rd. Sewickley, Pa. 15143 Upper Webster North May 28, 1963 V. Crew, Model Railroad Club, Mike Notaro Pg. 228 319 E. 3rd St. Hindsdale, II. 60521 Junior Dunbar Hall Aug. 20, 1962 V. Waterpolo, V. Swimming, Student Council, E.D.S. Claudia Emily Novack Pg. 216 476 Scarborough Rd. Valparaiso, Indiana 46383 Upper Wheelwright Hall Dec. 19, 1963 Choir, Orchestra, Glee Club, Phillips Church — Deacon. Colin Rice Odell Pg. 178 4323 Murdock Mill Rd. Washington, D.C. 20016 Junior Wentworth Feb. 23, 1963 V. Waterpolo — Co-Captain. Thomas R. O’Handley Pg. 205 Pittsford, Vermont 05763 Upper Browning June 17, 1963 Robert O’Reilly Pg. 206 543 Alexander Palm Rd. Boca Raton, Fla. 33432 Senior Kirtland House Sept. 27, 1962 V. Basketball, V. Track. Lydia Palmer Pg. 170 1160 Park Avenue New York, NY 10028 Lower Amen Hall Dec. 25, 1963 Charles M. Paris Pg. 213 1202 Harrison Ave. Holly Oak Terr., Wilmington, Del. 19809 Lower Merrill Jan. 1, 1963 S.C.E.C., Pendulum — Business Manager, Proctor, V. Track, V. Cross-Country. Sarah Hallman Pelmas Pg. 252 84 Hurlburt St. Glastonbury, Ct. 06033 Junior Amen May 24, 1964 V. Crew, Exonian. Peter A. Petillo Pg. 264 111 Mill Road Hampton, N.H. 03842 Junior Day Student March 30, 1963 Chess Club, Computer Club. Mark L. Phillips Pg. 264 195 Portsmouth Ave. Greenland, N.H. 03840 Junior June 25, 1963 Chess Club. Marie-Margaret Hamilton Pleus Pg. 260 21 Brookside Dr. Plandome, New York 11030 Lower Bancroft, Lamont Dec. 4, 1963 Branch-Soule, Exonian Board, Kirtland Society — Vice President, E.S.S.O. Proctor. Richard Lange Podos Pg. 190 950 Park Ave. New York, N.Y. 10028 Lower Merrill Feb. 13, 1963 Orchestra; WPEA; E.S.O.; Student Council, Committee Head; Spring Street Society. Leigh E. Polk Pg. 183 RFD 1 Box 33 South Londonderry, Vt. 05155 Junior Soule Hall Dec. 14, 1963 S.C.E.C., V. Track, V. Soccer. Delia Bridget Pooler Pg. 260 66 Old Winthrop Rd. Augusta, Me. 04330 Upper Dow House, Lamont Mar. 3, 1963 ESSO, Bicentennial Guide, Rifle Club. Nicholas Fleming Potter Pg. 186 1160 5th Ave. New York, N.Y. 10029 Junior Main St. April 20, 1963 William Powell Pg. 178 216 Blue Hills Parkway Milton, MA 02186 Main St. North Datus Lockridge Proper Pg. 209 105 Bona Vista Lane Galax, Va. 24333 Upper Cilley June 17, Computer Club. Robert Radoccia Pg. 207 10 Harrington Drive Johnston, R.I. 02919 Senior Dow House May 26, 1962 V. Football, V. Baseball. Ferdinand F. Ramos Pg. 247 Rt. 7 Box 100 Chatsworth, Ga. 30705 Lower Ewald North June 9, 1963 ESSO, International Society. David Russ Ramsay Pg. 284 3520 N. Ohio St. Arlington, Va. 22207 Lower Merrill Nov. 27, 1963 Ethan M. Rasiel Pg. 284 34 Gallison Ave. Marblehead, Mass. 01945 Lower Merrill Oct. 9, 1963 J.V., V. Crew, Jewish Student Org., Dramat, Debate Te am, Branch-Soule, WPEA, Republican Club. Anne Mather Ready Pg. 258 P.O. Box 97 Still River, Mass. 01467 Lower Soule Dec. 19, 1963 V. Soccer, V. Basketball, E.S.S.O. Christopher Peter Reid Pg. 211 17 Woodridge Rd. Durham, N.H. 03824 Junior Day Student Sept. 15, 1963 J.V., V. Swimming, J.V., V. Waterpolo, Bicentennial Committee. Janet L. Reinke Pg. 217 20190 Hillcrest Drive Euclid, Ohio 44117 Senior Gould House Dramat, E.S.S.O., Exonian. Maura Reynolds Pg. 245 Fawn Hill Rd. Tuxedo, N.Y. 10987 Lower Langdell May 17, 1963 Deborah Jane Rhodes Pg. 191 603 Cayuga Heights Road Ithaca, N.Y. 14850 Lower Amen July 21, 1963 Diana Eva — Ann Richards Pg. 241 20 Hereford Ln. Waban, Ma. 02168 Lower Wheelwright Sept. 8, 1963 Squash, Pean. Kate Rindileisch Pg. 185 Dame Rd. Durham, N.H. 03824 Lower Day Student Dec. 15, 1963 Dramat, Glee Club, Pendulum, Peadquacs. Chris Roche Pg. 202 103 Lebanon Hills Drive Pittsburg, PA 15228 Webster South Maria Elena Rodrigues Pg. 184 1117 Downy Dr. Iowa City, Iowa 52240 Senior Dutch House Aug. 19, 1963 Orchestra. Kim S. Rogers Pg. 253 Box A-l York Harbor, Me. 03911 Lower Wentworth Dec. 15, 1962 Crew, Hockey, WPEA. Kimberly Cornell Roller Pg. 255 17 Waverly Road Darien, Conn. 06820 Lower 300 Langdell July 18, 1963 Caroline Reed Rosborough Pg. 259 102 Beechwood Rd. Summit, N.J. 07901 Upper Dutch House Oct. 21, 1963 Crew, E.S.S.O., Student Council. Anne Rose Pg. 241 4913 Rodman St. N.W. Washington, D.C. 20016 Upper Wheelwright June 9, 1962 V. Tennis, Student Council, Tourguide. Eric Rosenthal Pg. 268 Via di Villa Pepoli, 23 Rome, Italy 00153 Senior Main Street, North Oct. 13, 1963 Joshua Rubin Pg. 273 10 East Mayer Dr. Suffern, N.Y. 10901 Lower Cilley July 3, 1963 WPEA, Student Council, Spring Street Soc. Frances Ruml Pg. 216 22 Fresh Pond Place Cambridge, Mass. 02138 Lower Soule July 9, 1963 Debate Team, Dramat, Branche-Soule, Glee Club, Exonian. Margaret Russell Pg. 266 65 Whitman Rd. Needham, MA 02192 Lamont Richard Russell Pg. 197 6 Park Row Waterbury, Vt. 05676 Upper Webster North July 25, 1962 V. Baseball — Captain, V. Soccer, V. Diving. Pietro Satriano Pg. 262 1785 Laird Blvd. Montreal, Quebec, Canada H3P 2V2 Senior Dow House Jan. 14, 1963 J.V. Football, Student Council, PAE. Christopher Brady Saunders Pg. 264 389 Stevens Street Lowell, MA. 01851 Senior Cilley Hall Oct. 16, 1962 Democratic Club, Branch-Soule, V. Cross-Country, V. Track. Marjorie Schlaikjer Pg. 181 18 Hickory Hill Manchester, MA. 01944 Upper Bancroft Apr. 5, 1963 V. Tennis, Dramat, Peadquacs. Margot Anne Schwartz Pg. 172 26 Valley Ln. Chappaqua, N.Y. 10514 Upper Gould House June 3, 1963 Swimming, O.D.C., E.S.S.O. Michael James Scott Pg. 263 3117 E. Washington DesMoines, Iowa 50317 Upper Abbot Oct. 22, 1962 Backgammon Club. Nathan Richard Webb Selden Pg. 228 2706 S.W. Homar Ave. Portland, Ore. 97201 Lower Dunbar Aug. 7, 1964 Democratic Club, Exonian, WPEA, Bridge Club, V. Crew, J.V. Football, Ski Club. William B. Shaheen 3792 Dumbarton Rd. N.W. Atlanta, Ga. 30327 Lower Webster No. June 24, 1963 William J. Shea Pg. 206 9 Lincoln St. Arlington, Mass. 02174 Senior Kirtland May 30, 1963 V. Football. William F. Sherman Pg. 200 RD3 Box 413-B Oneonta, N.Y. 13820 Junior Dunbar April 30, 1963 V. Track, V. X-Country. Elizabeth Robertson Shew Pg. 266 Box 131 South Bristol, Maine 04568 Lower Bancroft Dec. 2, 1962 S.C.E.C., V. Crew-Captain, Proctor. Kristin Elizabeth Shute Pg. 179 Box 68 Exeter, N.H. 03833 Lower Day Student Jan. 13, 1963 C.Y.F., Orchestra, E.S.S.O., Dramat, Early Music Society, J.V. Soccer. Hugh Sider Box 133, RFD 2 Plaistow, N.H. 03865 Prep Day Student Sept. 7, 1963 Archery Club, president Historical Simulations, v.p. Jane Silverson Pg. 172 29 Woodland Rd. Minneapolis, Minn. 55424 Senior Gould Aug. 4, 1962 Outing Club, International Society, E.S.S.O. Chuck Slaughter Pg. 257 7 Bruce Lane Westport, Conn. 06880 Upper Knight May 8, 1963 John Song Pg. 256 179 Buchshire Drive Holland, Pa. 18966 Lower Knight House March 19, 1963 J.V. Swimming, J.V. Waterpolo, Orchestra, E.S.S.O. Melissa Spivack Pg. 232 700 Commonwealth Ave. Newton Centre, MA 02159 Hoyt Barbara R. Sprague Pg. 177 14 Concord Avenue Cambridge, Mass. 02138 Junior Wheelwright July 25, 1963 Proctor. Heather Adeline Steans Pg. 192 1900 Meadow Ln. Bannockburn, Ill. 60015 Upper Hoyt May 8, 1963 Glee Club, E.S.S.O., C.Y.F., V. Ice Hockey. Jennifer Wells Steans Pg. 192 1900 Meadow Ln. Bannockburn, Ill. 60015 Upper Dow, Amen May 8, 1963 E.S.S.O., Glee Club, Ice Hockey — Captain. Michael G. Stephens Pg. 262 501 Olympic Dr. Beaconsfield, Que., Canada H9W 1A3 Senior Browning Jan. 30, 1963 V. Football. Christopher Childers Stewart Pg. 261 104 School St. Belmont, Mass. 02178 Lower Dunbar Aug. 31, 1963 J.V. Track, J.V. Lacrosse, J.V. Football, Glee Club. Geoffrey St. Andrew Stewart Pg. 186 100 Pitt St. N.Y., N.Y. 10002 Junior Main St. No. April 17, 1964 V. Football, Afro-Exonian Society — Pres., Proctor. William Stewart Pg. 276 853 Seafarer Way Charleston, S.C. 29412 Cilley Jason N. Sullivan Pg. 248 483 Bay Rd. Hamilton, Mass. 01936 Lower Peabody Sept. 21, 1962 Martha Sullivan Pg. 241 PO Box 184 Jacksonville, Vt. 05342 Junior Wheelwright June 18, 1963 V. Soccer, S.C., Bicentennnial Committee, Tour Guide. Karl Heinrich Sussebach Pg. 265 Rostocker Str. 48 6600 Saarbrucken 3 W. Germany Upper Williams April 18, 1963 V. Crew. Mark J. Sussman Pg. 273 215 E. 73rd St. N.Y., N.Y. 10021 Lower Main St. No., Dow Proctor, WPEA, Spring Street, Dramat Officer. Anders Svensson Pg. 188 Lomvagen 487 Sollentuna 19156, Sweden Senior Williams V. Water Polo, V. Swimming. Charles L. Terry Pg. 283 75 Exeter Rd. No. Hampton, N.H. 03862 Junior Day Student May 16, 1963 E.S.S.O. Elizabeth Rhett Thagard Pg. 179 2412 Cherokee Dr. Montgomery, Ala. 36111 Lower Soule, Lamont Nov. 8, 1962 Hilary Ann Thomas Pg. 172 16 Elm St. Exeter, N.H. 03833 Lower Day Student Aug. 7, 1963 V. Field Hockey, V. Squash, Noonmark, Bicentennial Committee. Leslie Thomas Pg. 182 320 East 72nd St. New York, N.Y. 10021 Soule 301 )ames Andrew Tilley Pg. 254 Long Hill Rd. Raymond, N.H. 03077 Upper Day Student March 16, 1963 Outing Club, V. X-Country, V. Track. Craig Timmons Pg. 248 4550 North Clarendon Ave. Chicago, Ill. 60640 Webster South Jose M. Torres Pg. 242 123 Salem Rd. Topsfield, Mass. 01983 Senior Kirtland Sept. 22, 1961 V. Track, Proctor. Margaret Earley Touborg Pg. 171 Page Rd. Lincoln, Mass. 01773 Upper Amen March 5, 1963 Allan Sykes Treadwell Pg. 196 P.O. Box 1017 Ross, Ca. 94957 Lower Main St. July 6, 1963 V. Soccer, V. Lacrosse. Richard Tressler Pg. 224 121 Temple Street West Roxbury, MA 02132 Senior Webster South Oct. 28, 1962 J.V. Water Polo, Exonian. James C. Tsai Pg. 238 R.D. 2 P.O. Box 67 Hollidaysburg, Pa. 16648 Upper Merrill Hall Sept. 5, 1963 International Society, E.S.S.O.. Glee Club, J.V. Basketball Tour Guide. Ching-Hua Tseng Pg. 254 P.O. Box 181 Exeter, N.H. 03833 Junior Day Student April 28, 1964 V. X-Country, V. Track. Melanie Denise Tyler Pg. 266 13531 Stoepel Detroit, Mich. 48238 Junior Bancroft April 7, 1963 Film Society, Glee Club. Rick Valdes Pg. 226 409 South Pine New Sharon, Iowa 50207 Wentworth Suzane Van Amburgh Pg. 185 P.O. Box 296 Stratham, N.H. 03885 Upper Day Student Aug. 1, 1963 Dramat. Jan Frederick Van Eck Pg. 269 270 River Rd. Scarborough, N.Y. 10510 Lower McConnell No. Sept. 26, 1963 Branch Soule; V.P. Delfina L. Vannucci Pg. 189 Via Anhanguera km 299 14140 Cravinhos Sao Paulo, Brazil Senior Feb. 15, 1964 Paul Vernet Pg. 195 37 Main Street Exeter, N.H. 03833 Day Student Naomi R. Vogel Pg. 185 280 Ben Avon Way Memphis, Tenn. 38111 Junior Soule May 11, 1963 Dramat, V. Diving, Choir, Glee Club. Sidney Wakefield Wales Pg. 205 29 River Hill Rd. Louisville, Ky. 40207 Junior Webster So. March 28, 1963 V. Soccer, J.V. Wrestling, S.C.E.C., Face Book. Amy Becker Walker Pg. 214 1 Windermere Pk. Ext. Manchester, Mass. 01944 Lower Langdell Nov. 24, 1962 V. Gymnastics, V. Diving, E.S.S.O., O.D.C. Carolyn Victoria Walter Pg. 215 107 River Hills Dr. Forest City, N.C. 28043 Lower Langdell April 29, 1963 V. Crew, Proctor, Dramat, C.Y.F.. Orchestra. David Geoffroy Ward Pg. 288 Miller Rd. New Vernon, N.J. 07976 Upper McConnell So. June 20, 1963 C.Y.F., International Society. Mary Catherine Warner Pg. 183 19 Elm St. Stonington, Conn. 06378 Junior Hoyt April 16, 1963 V. Crew, Pendulum. Ann Dodd Warren Pg. 176 5 Grove St. Exeter, N.H. 03833 Junior Day Student Aug. 27, 1963 S.C.. Head Tour Guide, V. Track, Bicentennial Committee. Charles J. Waugh Pg. 277 Ave. Edgard TIJTGAT 37, Woluwe St. Lambert Brussels, Belgium Lower Dunbar March 8, 1963 Russell B. Weed Pg. 189 6193 Academy Ave. Riverside, Ca. 92506 Upper Kirtland June 7, 1963 Mark Weiner Pg. 189 1054 S. Wildwood Kankakee, Ill. 60901 Lower Webster So. June 19, 1963 WPEA, J.S.O., J.V. Hockey, Proctor, Tour Guide. Henry Welles Pg. 203 105 Larchmont Rd. Elmira, N.Y. 14905 Upper Lamont, Wentworth Jan. 28, 1963 V. Wrestling, J.V. Baseball. Emily Mai-ling Wen Pg. 192 813 Brierwood St. Morgantown, W.V. 26505 Upper Amen May 26, 1963 Orchestra, E.S.S.O., International Society. Pamela Bradford Westerfield Pg. 227 115 Rogers Rd. 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Mary Williamson Pg. 210 7 Grade Square N.Y., N.Y. 10028 Lower Bancroft Jan. 3, 1963 Robert Winston Pg. 202 972 Williamsburg Park Barrington, Ill. 60010 Webster North David Woodruff Pg. 186 52 Onondaga St. Skaneateles, N.Y. 13152 Upper Main St. So. Aug. 13, 1962 V. Football — Captain. Michael Cheney Worthington Pg. 199 21 Intervale Rd. Sudbury, Mass. 01776 Lower McConnell So. Dec. 2, 1963 WPEA, V. Wrestling, V. Lacrosse. Mark Wu Pg. 231 1349 W. Roberts Ave. Fresno, Ca. 93711 Junior Cilley Dec. 15, 1962 Computer Club; Pres., Dramat, Math, Discussion Group. Michael Yardley Pg. 186 Gansett Ln. Amagansett, N.Y. 11930 Upper Main St. No. April 24, 1963 V. X-Country. Beth Ann Zarkin Pg. 191 8 Lands End Ln. Sudbury, Mass. 01776 Lower Amen Nov. 30, 1963 V. Tennis, E.S.S.O. 302 DORMS 303 p ABBOT a ' jgS i 55 mv ,„ .r— ■- -W0 r ■ — vi - ri I jjj ;:■ J : . 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Laverv Dr. Mrs. Donald Leake Mr. James Leader Mr. Richard D. Lee Dr. Mrs. Young Y. Lee Mr. Kenneth S. Leghorn Mr. Mrs. Ben Leuchter Mr. Mrs. Howard L. Levingston Mr. D.K. Lister Mr. T.D. Lockwood Mr. Mrs. John P. Long Mr. F.F. Levering Mr. Philip H. Loughlin, III Mrs. Elizabeth M. Lurie Dr. Mrs. Chris A. Lutes Mr. William Lyman ivfr! Harvey T. Lyon Mr, Burton C. MacArthur, Jr. Mr. Bruce MacKcIlar Mr. Charles L. MacLauchlin Mr. Hugh Macmillan Mr. Hugh L. Macneil Dr. Mrs. Richard J. Mahler Mr. Daniel J. Mahoney, III Mr. Peter M. Marcus Dr. Kenneth A. Marshall Mr. Mrs. Joseph H. Martin Miss Karen L-Martin Mr. Frederick R. Mayer Mr. Ralph T. Maynard Mr. B.B. McAlpJtin Mr. Mrs. James J. McAndrews Mr. Brunson S. McCutchen Mr. Kevin M. McGrath Mr. Donald McLean Mr. James G. Mead Mr. Frederick W. Meister Mr. Arthur W. Meilen, ill Mr. John C. Menihan Mr. Mrs. C.S. Meneli Mr. Thomas M. Menzies Mr. James R. Merchant Dr. Mrs. Frank Merlino Mr. Frederick S. Merriam Mr. Joseph Merriam Dr. Mrs, Robert B. Mesrobian Mr. Arnold J. Midwood. Jr. Miss Lisa Mika Mr. Clyde Milner, II Dr. Mrs. Charles H. Mintz Mr. Thomas S. Monfried Mr. Mrs. Paul M. Montrone Mr. Mrs. Franklin H. Moore, Jr. Mr. C. Bradley Moore Mr. D.M. More Mr. C.E. Morgan Mr. Mrs. W ' illiam T. Morgan, Jr. Mr. Drew Morris Mr. John M. Morss Mr. Jose T. Moscoso Eloise Muldrew Dr. William B. Munier Mr. Richard W, Murphy Mr. Mrs. Morgan J. Murray Mr. Mrs. Yasuharu Nagashima Mr. William Negley Mr. C.M. Nicholson Mr. Gordon £. Nicklos Mr. John S. Niles, III Mr. C. Nimick Mr. Reade B. Nimick, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John G. O ' Handley Mrs. Geneva O’Maley Mr. Mrs. John T. Olds Mr. Dave Olson Mr. Jim Ottaway, Jr. Mr. Bernard L. Pacella, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Chun Cha Pak Mr. F.W. Pardee. Jr. Mr. Joseph L. Parker, Jr. Mr. William Parsons, Jr. Mr. Frederick B. Paton Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Paul Mr. John B. Pepper Mr. F.A, Peters Mr. T.B. Pettit, Jr, Mr. Mather B. Pfeiffenberger Mr. Dan Phillips Mr. Mrs. Thomas A. Phillips Mr. Timothy W. Plass Mr. Thomas E. Platt Mr. Francis T.B. Plimpton Playgroup, inc. Mr. Richard B. Piumer Dr. Mrs. Pio F. Poblete Mr. Mrs. Monroe F. Pofcher Mr. Mrs. Samuel Pompa Mr. Ewart A. Pratt Dr. Douglas Pritchard Mr. Paul H. Prov andie, Jr. Dr. Mrs. Fernando Q. Ramps Mr, Mrs. Mario T. Ramos Mr. R, David Ready Mr. Mrs. Rowland K. Rebele Mr. Kenneth J. Reckford Mr. Hoyt C. Reed Mr. Robert E. Reich Mr. Edward C. Reynolds Mr. Russell S. Reynolds, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Roger S. Rhee Mr. Whitman Richards Mr. Mrs. Norman R. Ritter Mr. Stephen Robert Mr. Jonathan Roberts Mr. Gary L. Robertson Mr. Stephen Robinson Dr. Mrs. Charles A. Roche Mr. D. Rockwell Mrr. Mrs. Alfred C. Roller Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Rosbe, Jr. Mr. Mason Rose, IV Mr. Milton C. Rose Mr. Mrs. Irving Rosenthal Mr. Edward Ross Mr. Thomas M. Ross Mr. Howard P. Rounsefell Mrr. Charles E. Ruckstuhl Mr. Mrs. Henry J. Rugo Mr. Randolph Ryan Mr. Cliarles D. Safford Mr. Alexander I. Saunders Dr. Mrs. Allen J. Savitt Mr. M.W. Saxman Mrs. Marlene Schang Mr. Hubert Scheffy Mr. Mrs. Jay A, Schlaikjer Mr. John Schubert Mr. H. Richard Schumacher Mr. William C. Schuster. Jr. Dr. Mrs. Alvin F. Schwartz Mr. F.A. Seamans Dr. Mrs. Peter Scriven Mr. Ted R. Seabrooke, III Mr. Craig Severance Mr. Otto W. Siebert Mr. P. Garrett Shankiin Mr. Mrs. SheTman G. Sliapiro Mr, Mrs. Marvin D. Schwii ' f Mr. John P. Skillern Mr. Mrs. William F. Skillern Mr. Mrs. George L. Sigalos Mr. Mrs. G. Richard Slade Mr. Mrs. Robert R. Slaughter Mr. Donald C. Sleeper Miss Linda Smith Mr. Mrs. Liang Yee Soo Mr. C. Grant Spaeth Mr. John F. Spence Mr. Henry W. Spencer Mr. Peter R. Sperling Mr. Arthur H. Spiegel Mr. Henry Stambaugh Mr. W.H. Stamper Mr. Mrs. Harrison Steans Mr. C. Leigh Stevens, II Mr. Frank R. Stocker Mr. J. McWilliams Stone, Jr. Mr. Donald B. Straub Mr. Andrew K. Strauss Miss Margaret Stribling Mr. Richard S. Strickler, Jr. Mr. Andrejs R. Strikis Mr. Mrs. Kenneth A. Studstill Mrs. Trudy A. Sullivan Mr. Mrs. Leonard R. Sussrnan Dr. Mrs. Sven-Olof Svensson Mr. Van B. Taliaferro Mr. Darryl A. Tang Mr. Jeremy Taylor Mr. Mrs. William E. Taylor, Jr. Mr. Mrs. John J. Tegan. Jr. Mr. Matthew Teplitz Mr. Mrs. Arthur Tepper Mr. Mrs. Frederic Terris Mr. Paul J. Therrien Mr. Mrs. Joseph R. Thibeault Mr. Mrs. Duane H. Thomas Mr, Joe C, Thompson, Jr, Mr. George W. Tidd Mr. Carl H. Tiedetnann Mr. Norman E. Tilden Mr. Aiden Todd Mr. Joseph F. Toot, Jr. Mr. Luis Toro Dr. Mrs. John Torontow Mr. Hose Hernando Torres Dr. Mrs. Jens N.F. Touborg Mr. Mrs. Lewis F. Travis Mr. Richard R. Treadwell Mr. Paul J. Trespido Mr. Mrs. C.R. Trowbridge Dr. Mrs. David M.C. Tsai Mr. George Tucker Mr Mrs. Henry L. Van Amburgh Mr. Mrs. John C. Van fick Dr. Mrs. Robert Vartany Mr. Basil Vasiliou Mr. Vernon E. Vig Mr. Mrs. Maurice Villeneuve Mr. Mrs. Frank A. Visconti Mr. Edward Vogt Mr. Mrs. Jerry S. Voight Mr. Eric E. Vogt Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Von Haden Mr. W.J. Volkman, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Walden Mr. H. WhitwelS Wales Mr. Jamie Waller Mr. Michael E, Walsh Miss Maureen E. Walsh Mr. Ralph E. Ward, Jr. Dr. Richard M. Ward Mr. J.B. Warden Mr. Stoker P. Ware, Jr. Mr. E. Blair Warner Mr, Lacey Washington Mr. John T, Waterman Mr. Mrs. Bernard Weiner L.J. Wells Investments, Inc, Mr. Mrs. H.B. Westerfield Mr Mrs. Winthrop Wetherbee Mr. Jay N. Whipple, Jr. Mr. Lawrence W 7 hite Mr, William R. Whitaker Mrs. Marion M. White Mr. Victor F. Whitewood Mr. Ernest B. Whitworth, Sr. Mr. Harold P. Williams, Jr. Mr. Latham L. Williams Mr. Bruce P. Wilson Miss Leslie D. Silson Mr. Phillips E. Wilson Mr. Richard W. Wilson Mr. Pierpont J. Wood Mr. Robert E. Wood, II Mr. James O. W ' oodbridge Ms. Patricia Worthington Mr. R.W. Wortham, Jr. Mr. J. Hollis Wyman Mr. Mrs. Robert C. Yardley Mr. Mrs. James W. Ying Dr. Mrs. William J. Yount Mr. Mrs. Herbert Zarkin Mr. Arthur Zelviti Mr. Mrs. Walter J. Zwearcan Thanks to the generosity of both parents and alumni, we were able to keep the student book cost low. We hope that your continued support will allow us to publish a yearbook for all students, not just seniors. r 338 TOWN AND COUNTRY HOMES OF DISTINCTION W. monA, Q nc. Douglas ' 74 Suzanne ' 75 Laura ' 79 THE REAL ESTATE CORPORATION BY THE BANDSTAND NEW! FROM ENGLAND TO YOU Delightful clothes for you and your family. Superb designs for casual clothing. clot 111; its In quick and easy sewing kits with beautiful English fabrics, all notions and directions (no paper pattern needed) or - all made up and ready to wear. Colour catalogue $2.00 Charing Cross Kits Box 79860, Main St. Meredith, NH 03253 Charing Cross Kits THE EXETER SEAL IN NEEDLEPOINT Kits contain Paternayan Persian yarn, hand-painted canvas, needle, and complete instructions. Available in either 14 or 18 mesh canvas. SEND ORDERS TO: Charlotte’s Web String Bridge Exeter, N.H. 03833 “Congratulations on celebrating your 200th year.’’ 339 Congratulations to the class of 1981 and best wishes for the future! INTERNATIONAL INVESTORS INCORPORATED Investing world-wide since 1955 A Managed Portfolio Concentrating in Gold Mining Common Stocks 122 East 42nd Street, New York, N.Y. 10168 340 A Taste of Europe with a Touch of New England. 127 Water Street. Exeter, New Hampshire 03833 Telephone (603) 772-6155 CUSTOM DESIGNING DRIED, FRESH, SILK WEDDINGS A SPECIALTY ARRANGEMENTS FUNERALS PLANTS V TELERORfST E.M.S. Flowers 772-6089 ELAINE M. SCAFIDI 22 PORTSMOUTH AVENUE Designer EXETER, N.H. 03833 The Bank and Insurance Service Co., Inc. 41 SCHOOL STREET Keene, New Hampshire 03431 John R. Coughlin Telephone (603) 357-0666 CREDITOR LIFE INSURANCE SPECIALISTS 341 EXETER nm-vnsariON An invitation to enjoy the finest in dining, lodging and conference facilities. You’re invited to the heart of Exe¬ ter’s Historic District for dining at its ele¬ gant best. Extend the invitation to your friends, your family, your business as¬ sociates, yourself — let the Exeter Inn make your luncheon or dinner a special occasion. And, you’re invited to stay over — choose one of our air-condi¬ tioned rooms and spend the evening or weekend at the Exeter Inn. Luncheon, Dinner, Accommodations. nnera speciai LJjvcfrr Inti Owned Operated by Phillips Exeter Academy 90 FRONT STREET. EXETER. NH 03833 • (603) 772-5901 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS May we continue to have the pleasure of serving you in the Alumni years ahead. THE EXETER BOOKSTORE Owned and operated by the Academy 342 CHOCOLATES! The Perfect Gift CONGRATULATIONS Occasion CLASS OF ’81 Outfitters for PEA for 3 Generations Qi ocolatief GEORGE PHILLIPS Fine Chocolates, Specialty Candies, Fancy Butter Cookies, Assorted Nuts, Gift Packaging and Mailing 11 Water Street, Exeter, NH 03833 Monday-Saturday 9:30-5:30 (603) 772-5253 239 Water St. Exeter Oriental Rugs of Exeter, Inc. At 33 Water Street Fine handmade works of art for home or office A beautiful gift and an excellent investment We are always interested in purchasing your old Oriental rugs 772-6616 THE FINEST IN SPORTING EQUIPMENT LOUISE ' S SPORT SHOP Water Street Mill Road Plaza Exeter Durham Wheel Power 37 Water Street Exeter, N.H. (603)772-6343 Congratulations Class of 1980 BEST WISHES FROM BATCHELDER’S BOOKSTORE Games, Monarch Notes, Cards, Gifts 111 WATER STREET 343 HOURS: MON .-SAT. 9-5 603-778-1417 CECILIA 231 WATER STREET, EXETER, N.H. EUROPEAN PASTRIES AND FINE BREADS COFFEE HOUSE AND TEA ROOM TELEPHONE: 778-0910 344 Ottaway Newspapers, Inc. We publish twenty daily and nine Sunday newspapers. With local management autonomy and editorial independence, each strives for excellence in content and public service. The Star, Oneonta, N.Y. The Pocono Oneonta Stroudberg, Pa. The Press-Republican, Plattsburgh, N.Y. The News-Times, Danbury, Conn. The Times Herald-Record, Middleton, N.Y. The Herald, Sharon, Pa. The Globe, Joplin, Missouri The Independent, Ashland, Ky. The Union-Gazzette, Port Jervis, N.Y. The Standard-Times, New Bedford, Mass. The Cape Cod Standard-Times, Hyannis, Mass The Daily Item, Sunbury, Pa. The Record-Eagle, Traverse City, Mich. The Mail Tribune, Medford, Oregon Essex County Newspapers, Beverly, Mass. The Free Press, Mankoto, Minn. We pay our reporters to discover and tell the truth. Where else can you get paid to do that these days; Ottaway Newspapers, Inc. P.O. Box 401 Campbell Hall, New York A Division of Dow Jones and Company V v GINF V Children’s Educational and Quality Playthings Helen D. Riley The Millworks-String Bridge P.O. Box 826 Exeter, N.H. 03833 Phone: 603-778-1673 “A STORE FOR GROWTH THROUGH EXPERIENCE” P nvtz Restaurant Lounge 42 Water St. Exeter 778-8974 Entertainment in Lounge Friday Saturday Evenings Elwell — Collishaw Agency, Inc. EXETER, NEW HAMPSHIRE 03833 64 Portsmouth Ave. Insurance Telephone: 772-4781 345 Our Services Include: Free Adjustments Prescriptions Filled Lenses Duplicated In Store Lab Hundreds of Frames to Choose From Senior Citizen Discounts AT THE MILLWORKS ON STRING BRIDGE P.O. Box 955 Exeter, N.H. 03833 The Dispensing Opticians At String Bridge Optical are pleased to announce that we are open to serve all of your optical needs. Open Monday Thru Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Evenings by Appointment 772-5353 Exeter Handkerchief Company Fabrics Custom Draperies Lincoln Street Exeter, N.H. 03833 Hours: Monday-Friday 9:00-4:30 Thursday 9:00-9:00 Saturday 9:00-12:30 Happy 200th Exeter! Bancroft Seniors 346 347 348 H • Winston-Salem HUNTER PUBLISHING COMPANY • North Carolina Guy Garon, Hampton Falls, N.H, your sou is to become or continue a on mbi t mlltps Exeter Academy, please fill out and return at rue- CHARLES E. FISH. Prims;:. I. the undersigned, do promise, without any mental reserva:, : that I will have no connection whatever with any secret civty. r. r be present at the meetings of any secret society in this or anv other academy so long as I am a member ot Phillips l.xeter Academe it being understood that this promise has no reference to the Golden Branch or G. L. Soule societies, or Christian Fraternitv, r any other society which may hereafter be approved by the Faculty of Philh: - Exeter Academy. I aiSo declare that I regard myself bound keep this promise, and on no account whatever to violate it. Signature of student fatness, Parent or Guardia Date . Y V ) •yj ' ' UL ' ' ) f ) 9 ri‘Ci bU) to o r.tanititn] oriutuinff of tl]f iSfliVrS of -T UsJmS tlicsc fn -sc«(« witness flat vn’«F 1)0$ anupldcil (Iff course 0 in tl|is cvvx ' b tVxcxt c vTentitled tt)i S l l I ' CrtilUCL hr covmtnefs of moral cou_ ihicf wtjilc a member of atul for tjouorablc improvement in tyio nation taiico. 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