Shady Side Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1982 volume:

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'5.1 '-- l , Q.,-I , ' A X, As' 'A 1'IJ'.',5 f-.fy 1 'z 'M'N - 1 'K I I L hal , 3 , nl ,A rf, al - 9,1 ln , VV 'l rlyl QM' .4-'tru 1 I p Ab awww' jf: Jiri t,1', 4 I 4 ' 'ni ,'1 ,,-N -1.1.31 -V ' klii 1:1 if , 1 f I fl nf ACADEMIAN 1982 Shad? Side Academy 423 ox Chapel Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15238 SCI-IE DU LE This year was a time of transition for many students at Shady Side. The schedule of attending classes, sports, and activities was complete- ly re-arranged, so the old-timers to the system were as perplexed as the newly-arrived freshmen when school resumed in the fall. When spring came about, those students departing from SSA reflected upon the idea that each new day would bring an entirely different sched- ule, just as events that would shape the paths of their lives could never be forseen. The departing students exemplified the hope that Shady Side's contributions to their lives would always remain to guide them in a continually growing manner. 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Whether it is English with Mrs. Rumble, computers with Dr. Su- tula, or physics with Mr. Reiland, everyone follows roughly the same schedule. The Upperformers take a different English every term to break the monotony, while fresh- men are assigned to study halls to Csupposedlyl study. Yet all the stu- dents have one thing in common: after looking back at all the tests and homework that they have had, they often wonder just how they have survived. 7 t D Mi . 19 aging Q .ww M. 4 'W mm gmfil' gm-f., E 'is Q lf 'E H ' ff' 3 'E , Q , , if, 'R' ,- C, V I A 5 iff Q X ' QV I N ' -L ' 5 . 1 V 4 1 ,, N KW, ,V nf ., J xv, Q V ,Q ' 'f'.f'1 'aww ' f f ,f A , , 1 ' I M y i ' A A A , ,, M ' ff mr xi' . f 4 V s JW ' , -if J 'W Free Time 8: 0ther Times Although not included in the daily schedule as a required school appointment , free-time plays an important role in every Shady Side student's day. Student hang-outs include Rowe Com- mon, the Pit , and The Window for the socially-oriented, the S.C. Lounge, the Resource Center, and the library for the more studious. Students can be found doing a vari- ety of free-time activities, from ul- timate frisbee on the Quad to a quiet game of chess in the library, from listening to music in Morewood basement to a wild snowball fight in front of Memorial Hall. But no matter what the activ- ity, no matter where it is done, free- time allows the students to relax and socialize while providing a lit- tle Hescapel' from the hectic sched- ule of classes. ' 557-f'Q'5 T 15655 i 32' ' ,ff-1-, i A 5ii'l A -i' 'M ffl? is l' YV 41, xxx, ,P-.Uv IJ, 1' L.-ak - ..., Q 1 -5 3 P any-fm f-. URW QW.,-11. ,,,N,, ?' .. V-Q . .. Uv. ...ASQ-W I, ,, f'b1,2.,.-V - . ff: , f'j. :S wi I Q? 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But no matter what the sport, whether soccer, football, tennis, field hock- ey, or cross country, there is always a mad dash by the athletes to the pop machine after another com- pleted day at Shady Side. 11, , ' ' v-V4 A , wffj' .,- It 15 Thank God It's Over For most students at Shady Side, the hectic schedule of classes ends at around three o'clock, but the day itself is far from over. Clubs, sports, play practice - they all add fun and interest to an already fun- filled day. Yet most day students manage to get home in time for a warm, nourishing dinner, while boarders look forward to . . . well, Friday afternoon. 16 1 Sewer , September FALL September September September I October I I Ootober I I Gotober I Gotober I November I November November - K X . J Q..f4' ., K, , , if 1 1' ' ffaff' X40 P9969 ,goo 0 This fall, the humdrum schedule of school days was punctuated with a wide array of events ranging from the traditional to the out-of- the- ordinary. The year began on a tra- ditional note with Orientation Day for new students, Freshman Outing Day, and Senior Mountain Day Cwhich turned out to be the perfect solution to the Shady Side blahsl. Homecoming gave students, facul- ty, and alumni the opportunity to mingle and cheer the Indians on to victory. A very unique addition to the Gargoyle repertoire was the one-woman play, The Belle of Amherst, with Margi Wald in the title role. Throughout the fall, stu- dents were given numerous occa- sions to dress up for dress down as the case may bel due to the immense popularity of Viola- tion Days and Halloween Costume Day. So who says Shady Side doesn't know how to have fun? 1 r o 40 o .ll'. og .adv A O M X, Q we ' . f , ' ' I A ,. , , .Q x 1 f , , ' n .e . V ' , ,,, 'uw f y . Y, 4 , 1 . I 4 ' ,i My V . . ,ii ig W, .- A 7' ml uns ' W 1 I - ', I I ' , .x- ,,,.'.x, Qc, 5 . Q ' '- 5 'ffl fit'-.df , ,-, -' ,V , A, ,V .. 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On the bus home, the exhausted passengers were either sleeping or exchanging stories about the events of the day. 23 y J x ' 1 .a, lem :sg 11: il nth 4 -..,. .....,.-Q, v - . .47 ,N 4 U -lr-------------...... , QU, L cz 1' if A' 4. fir, z.. L LN, 1.4. , in .w ' av sa' A Welcome Home This year's Homecoming was considered to be successful in every sense of the word. Perhaps it was the pleasant weather or the tre- mendous enthusiasm shown by the Shady Side fans that allowed the Indians to take on University School and Winchester-Thurston with such vigor and expertise. The entire occasion was breath-taking, from the athletic events to the class and dormitory float building pro- jects. The additional effort put forth by the Sophomore class, the class of 1984, did not go unobserved as they received first prize in the prestigious float building contest. However, all Shady Side is to be commended for their rigorous en- deavor which made the 1981 Homecoming such a memorable occasion. 25 l 4+ -1 Q ,, , .- Wm ad' TV, we 3-ini -4' ' Q Q-NW -Q' 60 xl ..-,rw 251' 'il if K :wi Sr .22 -.. ,ft P . v- .M Ll- , n.. N-Q-' Q vw. 76-1 V 3,1 3, f i gh: Qfiai +53-5 'iii .ug w-MMS a,, 1 5 -4 g W V fe' Q Y A , E1 , E Those Daring Young Men - with the great looking knees! Tom Lazaroff as Tarzan?! Well, he certainly has the legs - and the guts. As a matter of fact, almost everyone at Shady Side seemed willing to show a little of their dar- ing and originality on Halloween Costume Day. The costumes ranged from an all-girl Cross Coun- try team to a roller-skating skier, and everything in between. But this craziness didn't last just until Halloween, however. Fall at Shady Side also brought an unusual hat day as well as several of those ever- reliable violation days to add to the fun. 27 SSAssemblies Diverse assemblies entertained and informed students this fall. On the intellectual side, Shady Side had the privilege of having a distin- guished educator and political fig- ure to speak to the student body on racial discrimination. Culturally, Shady Side got a first hand glimpse at the art of dance as demonstrated by Point Park College's American Dance Ensemble. All the dancers were extremely gifted and beauti- ful to watch. The other major all- school assembly dealt with Shady Side exclusively and also was an annual tradition: the fall athletics awards. This assembly proved to be a fun-filled hour of presentations by comedians Mr. George Berry and Mr. Bob Grandizio, and it al- lowed the many outstanding stu- dent athletes to be recognized for their talents. 28 An Evening With Emily Margi Wald captivated Shady Side audiences with a spectacular one-woman performance of The Belle of Amherst. After many months of long, tedious rehearsals, the play culminated in two even- ings in early December. The Belle of Amherst was part of an Inde- pendent Study project in which Mr. William Tadler served as Mar- gi's advisor. This performance was truly one of the highlights of the entire year. 29 DDYK1 . Jl. ,Z .,.,.Q-.., if -if ia. My -qw .L Sfwk 2, , Q23 -:Vo if as 'K' 'Rs AZ W ,ZF ,Z M 4, .. ,. f , 1. -- fr, , ,, , , . ,,,,.. , E' I ' WUC ww W uw' mu' 4 'WAI 59 , , , 5 'wifi ff i 'Q blgizlwi - ' i2 ' .6ii,, Mg. ,, ' 3 f-,r ' - V :jeff qi V Q ' - Q ' L i ly-f -.. . . 51,511 ' 4 'f W f-- ,Q ff - . ,, ..-897. 'W 7 ... 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But no matter what the sport, whether soccer, football, tennis, field hock- ey, or cross country, there is always a mad dash by the athletes to the pop machine after another com- pleted day at SSA. ,,-,..N.,S.. 7 , , -1. ' J' I 'X' ll I 5 A, I .ai W,. ,K,,gQ.,, ' 3 1 1 'W f .. J ' 7 A' 4'-gas' J if ' M2523 f f f' rg f 5 f' f 'nlw Q'5'Q '-ii' pig ,f 1 'Z' .K fri R sk Q 'Jr A Av L- 1 'Q k f , - 4 I I . . 'F Y. . ' . J. U I. - ' f F . f w 9 . K ' C' 'fm An 'Q ' 'A an lx f v ery' jf, Eg 'Q 4445443 54 2 A Q fy wbQ41 DLf7 fit! 533 61532813 4 ig 2 QQ, 3? g, g ,gf 4 . an Q P we . , L, E ,YQ E1 X 'gif , A L ,- jfvf , jk Q 'E fi' 1 A PM ff' ff- 2 W2 P5 V 299 594 AV I . , ,wg 'f uf V' K X. . . I ,vw f Av p -S-. Y'-if few 'Q' , -: ,, Q ,I fs '-, ' - ,1-'mag 11. 4? 'Night 1 A -. xwglx L5 lj?-f X ' ,l 1,41 '- , x,-, I 4g , -' - : . - 1 . tu' ' ' V- r' ,- 'X f X v . .' H -1 ' lg-'fee ws' WN SGH im im rss esr y , fwfffvhiwuvii-if :Sw tl? 'K- ixfwfg How to make Passes And Score Points The football team, faced with stiff competition, provided much excitement in compiling a 5-4 re- cord. Led by Co-captains Frank Dickson and Marvin Carolina, the Indians finished second in the IPSL. The team opened the season with a disappointing loss at Leech- burg, 23-O. They snapped back by winning the next three games with a 27-7 win over Hampton as the highlight. The Indians then suf- fered a letdown and three straight losses. One of the defeats came against a tough University School team on Homecoming. After a scoreless first half, Shady Side could not hold on and lost 30-6 to the eventual league champions. The team finished the season by winning the last two games, includ- ing a 14-O victory over Kiski. The 1982 football team will surely miss the tough senior line and hard-run- ning backs, as well as the coaching of Mr. David Buran. Next year's Tri-Captains Gregg Hartung, Andy Katz, and Chuck Scales will lead the way with plenty of experience. The entire team thanks Coaches Grandizio, Buran, McCabe, and Diehl for their time and effort. Stickin' To It Although the record did not show it, the 1981 field hockey sea- son was one of the great value. The return of only two seniors left a very young and inexperienced team to overcome the many hardships and struggles of girls' athletics. Co- Captains Sarah Knutson and Ann Kasunich not only added spirit for a close-knit team, but also added encouragement to continue despite some low spots. Because of such an inexperi- enced team, Coach Diane Mooney placed an emphasis on teamwork rather than skill. This tactic seemed to pay off in the long run. Although only two wins were cred- ited to the season, the young team played with more teamwork than ever seen before. Perhaps it was not a winning season, but it was an en- joyable one in which each team member learned from experience. The Junior Varsity enjoyed an impressive season for the second consecutive year. A record of four wins and two losses as well as three ties enabled the team to take the ISGAL Championship. Congratu- lations JV!! 34 'J-... P Varsity Field Hockey Qfacing page topl Back Row: S. Riley, C. Martin, M Dickson, A. Bowser, M. Hazlett, R. Hardie L. LaMagna, N. Buran, Coach Mooney Coach Warren, Coach Henry, Front Row: L I-Iimmelhoch, T. Adams, S. Warren, C. Can- celliere, S. Knutson, A. Kasunich, S. Saueri- sen, B. Braham, S. Katz, E. Howson. J.V. Field Hockey Qfacing page, bot- toml Back Row: S. Riley, C. Martin, M. La- Magna, L. Cotton, L. Lucas, D. Butler, L Smith, G. Fisher, H. Todd, J. Miller, A Housholder, Coach Mooney, Coach Warren Coach Henry, Front Row: M. Weber, K McClay, A. Kinney, H. Bowser, L. Grandi- zio, M. Shaughnessy, S. Zweig, J. Elverdin A. Fort, R. Himmelhoch, D. Byrne. 35 All For Kicks This year, SSA was treated with one of the best soccer teams in its history. The team started off with a bang when they won the North Al- legheny tournament with surpris- ing victories over North Allegheny and defending WPIAL champions Upper St. Clair. The team went on to win 13 games and tie 4 times be- fore losing their last game at the hands of a strong Kiski team. The team tied for second place along with WRA in the IPSL, behind University School. The offense was led by Co-Captain Elect David Todd, who was the high scorer with 19 goals and tied the school record of 36 total goals. Other strong play- ers on the offense line were David Bowser with seven goals and Alex Howson with five assists over the season. The strong midfield was led by Co-Captain Marty Calihan with Jeff Spear and Whit Braham who had five goals. The defense was an- chored by Co-Captain Elect Craig Stiffler along with the team Most Improved Player Tom Gill, Jamie Hogan, and David Eddy who re- placed the injured Jon Slesinger. One key reason for the team's suc- cess was goalie Tom Lazaroff, the team MVP. His 12 shut-outs this year, including a string of eight in a row, gave him a career total of 20 and a new school record. Next year's team has a lot to look for- ward to with four returning juniors and sophomores Dan Kennedy and Sean Casey. Varsity Soccer Back Row: Coach Fleishman, S. Casey, D. Kennedy, D. Eddy, J. Slesinger, B. Stein, J. Spear, D. Todd, Front Row: T. Gill, A. Howson, D. Bowser, T. Lazaroff, M. Cali- han, W. Braham, C. Stiffler. 36 fl .rs- 1, A ag: 'k Q' 'A Wgfei-v . V wr 1 ep 'ix ' Q. as ,gs il! L :is W' I sw E 'fax '41 yi! 'Q-an f. , , v gpm? . w.,,v'f . 4 - s 1 , . x . , as W' - ' - . , 4.17, ' g,y.vfe,,,., ...fur f vm, - 4.-f Mah- My 'ffl iwsznath .gnjbb I in I AT ., 9 N. N J .- lf- . ' , 35:-f A . ' A L. N fW,f , G . 11 1 -1 tl ,, '5 ,uf 'Mi ., M. 9 . ' .an gi -Ha '-,,,,.' .',. '-iw ls T1 'f ' 'V ' 1' '-2 .4 kgniae ' ' ,, 3 'V .- . .M -. , mfs A H.. X ., m5,..7,, .f M 52 s -'ff Y f. 1-gi-GLS. X ..-aff.: is A , .N V E M t , . . ,A wa A, .R ,U -Zi .Lyla 'Q . . I 1-vw -,. ff ' ., mf, 'f . 'Ibm' -, f 4' W. 4 Y r f f . . I .M 4 . in .V ...girf Wd.. .' A '- ', ,Q 'WI' 'gv , ffwl ,hr if wi' T 4 . W - S-,A J 1' I. ' : . v Dv- A 1 ' pf ' H 2. ' -I V ' ' 'f . - V V Q- . 2, L .k ,,,,..,,,, I L6 .... '-wk ,: V f .1 ',,,,. ,V .W f . .A-. .5 as . ' wwf! QN.:,:. K nl 422' If . , . 4 . , 4 A Q ' . A . . -21 ,. 7 ifeg5,,,,,6. I 4 no . gf. K ,, 4- V 7 . v A ,, . ,A .. , 2 '11 '91 13 Agfa, iran! I w 'awww . -i Z. 3339, fs' mg iff! f- . ' 7 5 . fa 1-'4,,., , . . ,.. 1 P ,-, figw 'YV Ay' 1 . t ' J li, I V, V4 4. ,gf 1. V 5' ' ...aff xo, J.V. Soccer Back Row: Coach Hendershot, W. Jen- kins, D. Hirsh, D. Seigel, G. Aznavorian, M. Raitano, K. Casey, T. Kadar, B. Katz, G. Brodmerkel, B. Warren, G. Childs, B. Rust, E. Matheny, T. David, S. Scott fManagerl, Front Row: G. Rice, B. Eismont, J. Pa- puga, J. Martha, A. Berk, J. Williams, B. Berkman, N. Scheetz, G. Taylor, A. Clark- son, S. Cunningham, S. Kortanek, R. Shiono, C. Zimmer. 37 Having A Ball Although the Varsity girls, ten- nis team didn't look very profes- sional in their uniforms ranging from high fashion coordinated ten- nis outfits to sweats and a t-shirt, the other teams took one look at Weezy's tennis racquet earrings and knew they were in trouble. The team did give others trouble this year, ending the season in second place in the ISPL with a 7-4 record, losing only to Shaler C'Da bahl was aht, D Winchester, and WRA after a close and hard-fought battle. Singles this year were played by Co-Captains Debbie Kim 'winner of the singles MVP award? and Kate Shanahan, as well, as Karen Chervenick. Doubles were played by Weezy Byerly Cwinner of the doubles MVP awardl, Anne Hen- shaw, Tracy Prizant, and Ellen von der Heyden. Alternates were Karen Berman, Marni Josephs, and Katie Hoopes. The encouragement provided by the team's coach, Mr. George Ber- ry, and his assistant, Mr. Bob Veto, as well as teammates shouting, Hurry up and win so we can make the six o'clock bus! helped the team to achieve a winning season, ending with a pig-out pizza party given by the coaches. The team wishes the best of luck to departing seniors Debbie Kim, Kate Shana- han, and Amy Middleman, and the same to 1982 team captain, Weezy Byerly. J.V. Tennis Back Row: Miss Sines, A. Smith, L. O'Brien, T. Terezis, J. Ammer, S. Kilgore, L. Kilgore, Front Row: C. Pasman, C. Brod- merkel, A. Householder, M. Berkman, P. Hoopes. 38 Varsity Tennis Back Row: T. Affinito T. Prizant, A. Henshaw, D. Kim, K. Shana- han, A. Middleman, M. Josephs, K. Ber- man, E. von der Heyden, Sitting: C. Craig K. Chervenick, J. Feldstein, J. Collins, S Johnston, W. Byerly, K. Hoopes, H Scheetz, Front: Mr. Berry, Mr. Veto. 39 Golfing Suits To A Tee Co-captains Jerry Ellis and Steve Fuhrer led the SSA golf team to an 8-1 record. Ellis earned the annual High Point award while Ron Salvitti earned the John Bir- mingham Leadership award. Tom O'Brien was awarded team medal- ist and was elected captain for 1982 season. The highlight of the year was the victory over previously un- defeated Kiski in Shady Side's last match of the season. Another fine season is forecasted for next year with returning letter letterman Bill Houston, Tom O'Brien, and Ed Greffenstette. With these players returning, it is certain that the '82 season will up- hold the SSA winning tradition J.V. Golf: Above Back Row: P. Han, J. Dean, P. Vega, B. Nogrady R Balquist P Molingowski, A. Fedarko, S. Su, Front Row J Cousin R Davis A Baran, M. Stept, S. Hammerschmidt, J. Reich C Meyer D Spear Varsity Golf: Above Right Mr. Hench, E. Grefenstette, S. Fuhrer, N. Spells R Salvitti J Ellis J Salvitti, B. Houston, T. O'Brien, M. Henry 40 X., L,ZQyfL,-if , jfffq 1 4: f,,5-wt' og f f 4- -.frffmf ffvga 'Liam .1 i A , ry' 2? ' J . I 1 f 'r 5 . , ,, 4. A qc ff- , V sv Way, Way Out! This year, the fall racquets pro- gram Was as vibrant as ever. It was led by Miss Dorothy Addison with her cheerful attitude, Mr. Phillip Joyce who was responsible for sav- ing those poor souls who fell into the massive cracks of the upper courts, and Mr. Curtis Way who was the inspiration to the enthusi- asm of the whole group. Accompa- nied by the latest hits on the top 40 chart, the tennis troupe polished their basic skills and learned the stragegies of a competitive and fun game. Back Row: P. Moses, T. Chang, J. Her- rington, J. Lindquist, J. Arnowitz, S. West, P. Schwartz, B. Stephenson, J. Tadler. Middle Row: Coach Addison, S. Kim, K. McMahon, L. Donoughe, S. Swimmer, A. Silverman, K. Moon, A. Robinson, D. Moon A. Kim, R. Levey, A. Kim, J. Joo, M. McAl- lister, A. Foster, S. Repp. Front Row: Coach Joyce, L. Heppenstall, D. Schulhof, L. Lockhart, S. Lebovitz, G. Morton, D. Murray, C. Huygen, M. Wald, D. Hollin- shead, B. Rubin, C. Bonatti, W. Vodrey Coach Veto. y 41 V. 75' 5? Low Riders Ride High! Coach William McConnel and Assistant Coach Robert Reiland headed the cross country team this year. They, along with Tri-Cap- tains Jeff Swensen, Darren Jarvis, and Doug Morrison, helped the team to win the 1981 league cham- pionship. Some season highlights included first place by both the J.V. and Varsity teams at their invitational meet, and a 28-5 combined score at the Central Catholic invitational in which the Varsity team placed fourth out of eighteen. Special no- tice should be given to Doug Morri- son, the recipient of the cross coun- try award, The Mac Plaque , and to team members Jeff Swensen, Darren Jarvis, Mark Grosz, and Scott Lerch who have been on the cross country team for six years. Chris Reigel, in his four years on the team, has run the equivalent of 2500 miles, or all the Way to San Diego! Next year's team looks promising under Captain David Garrett. 42 i nuff' - .,.f. L'-Q' ' -Q-wid. gr ,,, FYH4.. I , . . -Q . A I N ., -'UQ V A . ' .A - .. r Back Row: Mr. Reiland, S. Mooney, R DuBois, S. Lerch, J. Swensen, D. Morrison J. Irvin, L. Cunningham, M. Fairman, Mr McConnel, Middle Row: D. Washington B. Dell, D. Garrett, D. Jarvis, S. Haggerty Front Row: N. Beldecos, C. Roberts, L Parker, R. Agras, G. Verkey, R. Ecker, A Dunmire. 43 1 44 WWFLNTER December December December January January January January February February February February ff' vu fi 1 .1 ,.,f, z 'Y 1 1 ......- g if , 1 yvi H1157 Wm: 'fmt 1 Q. X A QS vw B41 l The winter events were a great addition to the activities of the year. Many students enjoyed the Day of Concern. Based on the theme of imagination, the students went to groups such as Dr. John- son's cooking session. They also saw the ESP man who kept their attention for an hour. The Skin of Our Teeth showed the talent of the Gargoyle Society for three nights during the term, and every- one enjoyed the Evening of the Arts where the amateur student could display his talents. 47 vi The borders had their own holiday shop- ping spree when they were let loose in town to go to the favorite department store and buy holiday gifts. Everyone enjoyed the two days off because of the brutal cold winter, but were depressed after many near misses when it seemed as if Shady Side was the only school in session on those days. Yet over looking the depression, the students were not without something to do during the winter term. 49 3' 2 V o 's. . . vw I' 9 11 'Ui ,f I 9 :wr .sf V! W 'ff' AA V- ' H, , ' -Q sw -Tsai-vfw n:. 3 -Q. W 5 5 V g, I M IK ill mfs A' .'A, 3? mv A . , N' X.,-tick H,-,f . 1' . Y, 1 ,,v,,, x I 1 if I Su g I Hn , Mk 4 q 'IIT M 'f'i3 1 1 . Q . ,WJ I A f ' ' 'V' if A. . Q v Q X 4' 1 -V I x Q N wax . 5 V ' rf ip, J ' M 1 ' V ht Ning, K I ! kvv Il . Izll Vvidu n gi, S., I 1' 4. I A 1 W I 'SVZ w- ? 1 .2 grab ' qf9X!39f '5f 3,11 'W M 2 . 29 .tx 1? FE' wi YC' The Fewer The Better The Winter didn't include a great variety of assemblies, but those which We were fortunate to have were excellent. On one Wednesday morning, the ESP ex- pert broke the morning monotony by putting on a performance with his psychic power. Students also enjoyed a mini-day of concern where they were all assigned to dif- ferent groups so that the adminis- tration could explain how the school functioned. Along with the Day of Concern, the Winter proved to be an exciting season with re- spect to assemblies. 52 lllllllllllillllllllllill 'in WWLLJ' f I Didn't Sign p For That! The title of this year's Day of Concern was Language of the Imagination or The Arts , and proved to be one of the most enjoy- able and highly successful Days of Concern for everyone involved. This year, two students, Margi Wald and Debbie Kim, were key in helping Mrs. Ann Leibrick locate speakers and performers. Among the visiting artists were mimes, dancers, art historians, actors, writers, painters, and even Dr. A. Emerson Johnson - giving gour- met cooking lessons to students. It was truly one of the most enriching experiences, and all who partici- pated learned something about the Language of Imagination. 54 C'7' 'S-.S ww .QV .K .sg-ff? Xi lx, x .,, S ,nr Q., wx , g g,W , x -ri y, ' ' Q ' x -wxfisxv. if I A Night Of Entertainment The 1982 Evening of the Arts was a memorable evening for all who par- ticipated as Well as for those who attended. This year's program gave Shady Side the opportunity to dis- play various talents of the student body. Owen Young enthralled the audience with a thrilling perfor- mance of Tchaikovskyis Rococo Variations, and Memorial Hall rocked with the sounds of the other musically gifted students, a few of whom are Steve Albitz and Lee Co- hen. 56 ,, .MS 1, 4 ha:-., 1-f-::-..e., . 'FN-'vb-. is g, ,- ix s - , '? x .JN ..A, 3: ,- if K. ri f 45127 ., nf' Actors Get Wilder Laughs March 4, 5, and 6 found the Gar- goyle Society on stage for their win- ter production, The Skin of Our Teeth.This Thorton Wilderdrama following the family through the ages brought together the Ice Age, the Great Flood, the invention of the wheel, and a world war to result in a humorous and entertaining show. Jeff Haus and Lisa Don- oughe played George and Lily An- trobus, the model parents of the ill- fated family. Sabina, George's pro- miscuous mistress who was always plotting to steal him from his wife, was played by Amy Middleman, while Amy Housholder played the encouraging if pessimistic fortune- teller. Sue Mooney, as Gladys the ideal daughter, and Mark Stept as Henri the troublesome son, filled out the family. Other actors includ- ed the announcer, Chris Adams, who was Hpresentingi' the whole report , William Vodrey as the irate stage manager, David Garrett and Leah Himmelhoch as the pair of neolithic house pets, and Mark Grosz as the inconquerable walk- on. Behind the scenes, direction was again expertly handled by Bill Tadler. The cavefboardwalkfwar- ravaged-New-Jersey-home set was designed by Don Gottesman, built by Stanley Ference and company, and lit from the dark ages by Jenni- fer Tadler's lighting crew. Bob Ste- phenson's tech and Lisa King and Beth Ri1ey's make-up completed the picture to turn out another out- standing production. But Lisa, why leather? 58 'WN 'N Au li! Y ww YI Y 'Q 'Wh ,Q ., Cm M , pw 1 , 5, X L 23? ' , A is fig? af I wi 1 4 ., 0 ? Z 7 if 1 ? if E 9 , fm: 5 .. ' 'A 4 X E sy' JI , ,,X'Ev, 4 k if 5 ,, .,-w- H .YH A H 1, l' O 4 ll. ,- M .W-. A ,M -ZW- Az , ,, , ,Q wwvfmww' I 0 ' 1. ,143- 1-xsgg 3. + Y-4 1, .4 A px f 5 ' VN .-. 4.2 J S , - fa' q ,l f 7 c . , V -1,f,fg,:fW5,'-A, 4' if. I 5 The 1981-82 winter sports sea- son was one of great growth and success. The season was highlight- ed by the attainment of the League Championship by the Boys' Bas- ketball Team, the successful SSA Girls' Gymnastics Invitational in which the home team placed sec- ond out of eight, and the incredible energy and excitement of the annu- al Gym Show as performed by the incomparable SSA dancers. The home audiences were also thrilled by the skill of the newly formed Hockey Team as well as the success of all SSA's teams. The athletes and avid fans alike are to be cheered for their participation in what proved to be a truly memora- ble and exciting season. 61 By J umpin' J iminy! I f 'Wigs f. f' A A ,4,,,,, A VY , Under the leadership of Coach Walter Jones and Captain Tom La- zaroff, Shady Side's Varsity bas- ketball team had a winning season. An 18-4 record resulted in the team winning the ISPL championship. One of the highlights of the season was Winning the Kiski tournament. Returning juniors promise yet an- other exciting season for the team next year, although many of the seniors will be sorely missed. J.V. Basketball: Back Row: R. Ryan, G. Prebor, D. Bur- gett, D. Milliken, T. Kadar, R. Munroe, S. Kortanek, Mr. Howson. Front Row: D. Murray, A. Stavrides, D. Spear, D. Bowser, C. Wooton, J. Giallonardo, R. Shiono. 62 3 ... --E L PEM! HSEQX-rg.:2Q:4 W --A., .. - .- ., I E X 13, Ai 3- gig: P 51 -EV' U:J UC7 OE' irq? SFU: ' FD wig ' ZTSD mmm 1-fb' Cbwpq Elo' S' 5 wggg o...,., Pio SIR 2? FET I gi 1113 OD Pqq Qu Varsity Basketball: Mr. Jones, D. Hirsh, M. Carolina, S. Fuhrer 63 gbabaiw pinky: Gab.- Z ! ,...gM. Ihahpftb C1331 f- af I Qzmbq 31439: ,uk 22 ,,. A - -- .W ------Q W 'Ja' un, , ,r.n.W ------ ---- - -- - -- Hooping For The Future The 1981-82 girls' basketball team, led by Captain Carolyn Thompson, experienced a difficult but essential year of transition and growth. The young team had but one returning letterman, however, the players brought great enthusi- asm and energy to every game. Es- pecially instrumental to the team's efforts and were Laura Willis, Bet- sy Braham, Ann Kasunich, Ann Henshaw, and Carolyn Thompson. The team finally got its act togeth- er to win against Ellis, thus compil- ing a record of 1-14. Next year's team, with the experience gained from this season, looks very prom- ising under the leadership of Co- Captains-Elect Janice Peters and Ann Kasunich. 64 ,.. . , Q , ,. , ,,.,. I' ' I 'fi L. ., M-V . ,,.,. E ' ' ., A . ,,.,,., ' . ' ' ,, 'Mg Etc. 'M fx we HB w e 1 if fi H. Qsiffmf fhidvb ' I' ll! Q ' i 2f'T? .r +.,. ' f 1 .J ,rw-A . ff.ff?l'1 5-f.flif1z,,- 'g?!3'. 9.'1'?2',fi ? .f -MW.. lI!Eg55?fs?ggaah',lffa .a::f., i rf n 5- ,, :Q ,-, f wfviiiuaafwaaz af ZJ-Num.s Team Photos, Opposite Page A1 'I'llfill'Q, 53. J.V. Basketball: Coach Sines, L. Smith, A. Calhoun, A. Bow, E. Kim A. Housholder, J. Ammer, L. LaMagna, M. McAllister, L. Himmelhoch Mrs. Drummond. Varsity Girls Basketball: Top Row: B. Braham, L. Himmelhoch Middle Row: Coach Drummond, S. Warren, J. Peters, G. Fischer Coach Sinesg Bottom Row: L. Willis, A. Kasunich, A. Housholder, C Thompson 0 J ,I ,,,...1- l:.:. J.V. Basketball Miss Sines, L. Smith, A. Calhoun, A. Bair, E. Kim, A. Housholder, J. Ammer, L. La- Magna, M. McAllister, L. Himmelhoch, Mrs. Drummond. ,savm 65 Bod's Squad Indoor Track, also known as running and Weightlifting, was coached this past winter by Mr. Bodnarchuk and Mr. Buran. A1- though winter sports are generally indoor sports, the Running and Weightlifting group generally spent more time outdoors. Three days a week, the group braved the elements, as unpredictable as they may have been, to run on campus circuits or to go for an off-campus run on the roads. Running and Weightlifting is unique in that it allows young men and women to participate in the same program. Weightlifters: First Row: J. Linn, M. Jenkins, A. Dunmire, D. Buran, G. Aznavor- ian, G. Kountouris, H. Samson, G. Brod- merkel, N. Spellsg Second Row: R. Severa, M. Han, T. O'Brien, D. Homyak, G. Har- tung, H. Silverman, G. Rice, K. Stadtlander, B. Warren, T. Simmons, D. Haas, Third Row: M. Maizlech, K. Lim, J. King, D. Roth, C. Zimmer, B. Nogrady, F. Goldberg, P. Han, A. Berk, T. Berardine, C. Shenkan, D. Buran Runners: First Row: H. Krizner, C. Rei- gal, T. Agnew, L. Haley, F. Dickson, J. Irvin, T. Davis, M. Fairman, Second Row: J. Kranich, S. Albitz, E. Matheny, C. Stiffler, D. Eddy, D. Dickson, A. Howson, D. Gar- rett, C. Adamsg Third Row: W. Jenkins, I. Kim, D. Rattner, J. Papuga, J. Kim, D. Easler, R. Agras, H. Corson, P. Bodnard- chuk. 66 A ir I fl ' f 1.1 9 6 slls' ' ' A A g,g. W g as gg-5, y 1 i 1 Q, A-v VIAV X . ,A ,5 M. , ,, 'T -'mfsmfiwfwzxzzaiifif I n lg, Z .1 .IE'Egf gf . .fsf- iff . .. . A ' , , - ,' .u3.4f-1.2.1 , 51,35 J. 2.1 X L .1 Q . - V' 2. My 1 ya ng e j f ,, 252 .1 :cy 073.1 '0 -01 .F no 1 'uf ff fa f E ' 44 'I I ' +6 f P5 bffvfvffll Mg ,iq M A 0 'sf' 1 in , ,' fs A , aff? 1 Y, 1 5 f wilg' ,wr Q, I 'V' ll I ' V p 7' I 5' 5 Ag' Q. 'A l rr' x ef, , ygyzgygy 0 A3 f '9 4 Q52 YW K3 14 Z f it f wwf V' , ' 3' v ,. ,gf , ,'+'. '92 .22 riff. .9431 ,rf 46457 Us '4- . ,,7., X' .,.,..Q2fQ4, 0u.....- vw 1 N on f 5 ,fs-V if .f I, 55: fin. .1 Invisible Champions Under the leadership of Coach Harry Fleishman and Captain Ted Wiegand, the 1981-82 Shady Side Squash team had a successful sea- son. With an impressive record of 6-2, the squash team should be commended. The 1982-83 squash team should prove at least as strong as players David Todd, Trip Oliver, and Sean Casey return to the team. .an-A , A Back Row: Coach Danforth, D. Kennedy, R. Balquist, T. Wiegand, D. Todd, T. Oliver, B. Hinrichsg Front Row: T. Kintner, S. Ca- sey, N. Sheetz, S. Silverman, S. Franklin. 67 Suiting Up Boys' swimming got off to a rough start which was in turn fol- lowed by a rough season. Plagued by injuries and ravaged by over- teams from larger powering schools, the team finished with a rather depressing record of 3-6. Captain Doug Morrison and Sen- iors Marty Henry and Chris Allen rallied the team sufficiently for it to take a fourth place in the League Championships, beating Western Reserve and Linsley and coming in close behind US. Under the leader- ship of Co-Captains Jay Katarincic and Mike Cohen, next year's team will have strong hopes of improving on this year's record. Boys' Swimming Back Row: Coach Ross, M. Henry, C. Al- len, A. Nagy, S. Hammerschmidt, M. Gar- finkel, Coach Anderson, P. Eckstrand, M. Raitano, P. Moses, D. Coleman, Front Row: E. Wissinger, B. Katz, C. Gatehouse, M. Co- hen, D. Morrison, H. Pierce, J. Katarincic, B. Braham, I. McLaughlin. 68 ' TV .5 f ' :Il . . fam-111 . vi lfmiif... -A g --r?Lz1.f. Q ' 77 . E - A ,, Q 'A' f'g2zy ..gs - 4 f I 4 ' . 7 5 . f s. ' ' 5 EMM: 1 . - fl 2.4 .2 Y - 1 2 ' 7 gyng 5 5-5 ' M-A .... 2 , 1 um , l . Ng M lin! , Ufii IU! A . f i 1 V A. A P.. F' ' N if s is , ' ,J 1 X i . . '33 f. i ' ' if fmt I 'A 'V . i ' ' , . A , - ' ' ' i 3 i 4 5 w:csX23:KSEfix- . f ' ,,., f is J Q X , M ., Y ' I 1: K 1 4 . f V I Q- I 1. ef I . , H N, 1 . 1 . e T.- - 1.1.4 sf.. -' it . , 1 .' ' 5 5 ' . l 5 .',,.,., HM- L -' W 2 ' ' ' . . uf, q . q 43.1 .A . - .3 .-5 . Q ... .A f.-,,- 55-maffm. +A, - 'i-: Y... fs M , f- .5-3, ..,,Q1Qi fm V fig QJN 3 -S- - ., 'ffr fg'-'W if' itfzw' Q' -'S-w a . W . '- 5' 'rg a. SNK id if B J' ff' 'i..f-Qi?-f 7 '-vg5?-5':T7T'fE? s'f'. Y .M ir - -f .,, -, . 1 i 1296- :ve-was-'Q ' V ,. ,,,, -f ,, 111.11 4 N ,L . - -x 1. . '. 1 ,-... . ' ',f - 'A' f ? '4 as M - hs. r . - ....--.. 3. 8. al . , QT , swim 1' Q - 7 l Jr -Ji, ,A 3 -Vi 'li 4 -, 1 A . '-v, , 9 , , 1 ,, . - , ,fwfr 2 ., ' WE. . ,f,1. . A my v l gf Xe , ? ttf? ei eb ie' i J 491, uf' ar-in E if I5 ' , ani, -529 If 9 X :MQW-5 .. I in l 975 718 34.5, I V i l evsur. q A X ' gl .v'.f g Q47 'gf 1'- li: 513i X , x 5255 2 In the Swim Of Things DUNK AND DEFEAT and KICK BUTT SSA were the slogans of the 1981-82 girls' swim team. The team had a 3-3 record with the highlight of the season as the team's win over Peabody. Lifesav- ers could not even save the Pea- body swimmers. The school of swimmers was led by the always en- thusiastic captain, Julie McMa- hon, with her many talented min- nows passing her in the lanes. The team will miss its departing sen- iors: Never Miss A Lap Kaelin , 'lNever Swim A Lap Cancelliere , and Many Excuses McMahonl'. Next year's team will rise from the depths of the deep blue Mellon, led by Most Valuable Swimmer Sally Yanchus and Susie Pasman. Above: Senior Swimmers C. Allen, M. Henry, D. Morrisson, J. McMa- hon, C. Cancelliere, M. Kaelin. Above: Right: Girls Swimming M. Shauneesy, Coach Ross, A. Reichel, J. Mill- er, S. Yanchus, C. Cancelliere, J. Elverdin, J. McMahon, Coach Andersong First Row: K. Davis, R. Kaelin, K. McMahon, S. Sauer- reisen, R. Hardie, K. McClay, S. Pasman, M. Haizlett, M. Kaelin. 69 1 if' 1. Back Row: Coach Dietz, Coach Kirkpat- rick, P. Lucas, D. DeMarco, A. Katz, B Buran, J. King, R. Boggess, C. Robinson, D Kalil, Coach Grandizio, Middle Row Manager S. Swimmer, E. Foster, D. Pae, J Elverdin, D. King, D. Wissinger, Manager L Donoughe, Front Row: A. Baran, D. Good- win, T. Lasner, S. Hilger, D. Jarvis, A. Rei- gel, J. Salvitti. 70 W Us '47, . J, 1. 1 ,v,.4Q,.., 599 .N :pw my ,. .Im ' :- a 1, -f -...W .ID :N .4 X Freshmen Girls Leap Into Action!! The SSA Women's Gymnastics Team was very young this year, however, it was also very talented. Composed of mainly underclass- men, the team succeeded in achiev- ing an impressive 6-4 record. The gymnasts had a pick of four coaches: Head Coach Mrs. Diane Mooney, Mr. Robert Veto, Miss Rebecca Henry, and Miss Carol Baumgartner. The team started with six freshmen and four veter- ans, with Junior Mary Lee Dickson .. A Injuries soon down to five freshmen and three veterans. The foundation evidently came from the freshmen, especially high-scor- ers Cindy Wood and Leslie Lucas. The highlight of the season, the SSA Invitational, placed Shady Side fourth out of eight teams from the area. The 1982-83 Gymnastics Team looks very promising since there will be no gymnasts leaving. Led by Co-Captains-Elect Natalie Buran and Mary Lee Dickson, next year's team looks invincible. acting as captain. hampered the force Front Row: H. Todd, L. Grandizio, C. Pa- tone, M. Oliver, N. Buran. Back Row: Coach Baumgartner, Coach Mooney, T. Ad- ams, L. Lucas, R. Himmelhoch, M. Weber, M.L. Dickson, D. Byrnes, S. Katz, P. Hoopes, S. Zweig, Coach Veto. 72 li 'Y' .. -- A i N Q5 5- f hi??i . ,. ' N x Q.. v 3 534 one M Q .5ix5..a,i,1,e ,B Q .Q . . A i t .5 I. -4 ff - ,. V I V 5 A , ,, i . g I , Q, is . - - '- 1 ' at ' ' ' . f- fi. x N . -' i N . V3 I A ,,,-f 'fkLVl ' W giaff' ,.,. 3. , ,, , V M, ' W' 4 S, 1 Displaying Their Talents 'Oh yes, theyire playing our song, Oh yes, they're playing our song ' Stop! Stop! Someoneis talking! Start over and space your- selves!! And so it went, day after day. Forty plus girls with visions of Broadway in their heads, pirouet- ted their hearts out in the closet- sized dance room. Mrs. Mindy Rossi-Stabler was the leader of the elite troupe and thanks to her, a solid foundation was built for the annual Gym Show. Due to some very unfortunate circumstances, she was not able to help with the rest of the program, so Mrs. Diane Mooney put the finishing touches on the show. ln the end, all the hard work payed off and the show was once again a smashing success. First Row: A. Kim, S. Kim, S. Johnston, D. Moon, H. Bowser, D. Kim, S. Mooney, J. Gabos, L. Cotton, L. Rosenblumg Second Row: H. Harley, K. McGreevy, L. Washing- ton, K. Chervinick, K. Hoopes, M. Josephs, K. Smiley, H. Scheetz, K. Brickner, W. Byerly, K. Berman, L. Kilgore, B. Ruben, A. Smith, A. Kinney, Third Row: Coach Rossi, K. Moon, S. Scott, M. LaMagna, A. Houston, L. O'Brien, A. Bowser, T. Prizant, L. King, B. Riley, A. Kim, E. Vonder Hey- den, A. Foster, C. Pasman. 73 A2 4' Girls Are Making A Comeback After a year of their absence, the Shady Side Academy cheerleaders made a big comeback this year. The troop could be seen at almost every football game and some basketball games during the season. The cheerleaders consisted of Lisa Washington, Amy Householder, Mary Lee Dickson, Lori Cotton, Leah Grandizio, Natalie Buran, and Debbie Kim. And with the help of team mascot, Kristy McClay, they brought lots of liveliness to all the football games. The cheer- leaders will, hopefully, return next year and bring just as much enthu- siasm to all the teams. 74 :ai 'ga ,JT + Q igifl if ' 2 ,ft 'J All li .M ., . Nr c A 5: lg ,F . 1 ,g 2Q- we fiv If . Y A 1 'J 'R I . v s- -1 .Q ,A -M 1-Y - H 1 . -- mx.. 14, - . ' ,. .4 1 1 ff'-qw, ' ..-A 34 . hd . , ,J xv 4 , ,LL Q . X X ' . . ,fm .-4 ,.s,, V- f , X 4 ,Y . 3 . ,iw ::...i. . 'f . 1 A- .M - N , It u rr- .- 'W' -J . V . A .. ' ' if W -.I awk 9 10. ' 'Ni 'W , v. - . .... , ,. , 5,.x.,.f i,SgggtJ:,a,,-, jg, saw. ,S Q wt. V 1 ' ,SL-Aff' f 'Rf 1I'.s.. U ' ' fi r 1 a' ., g-,,,.a.gr,-I . . I'-V are , H- , , 1 , i , K, WFNLM 'VL ,X Q- ,MS :vw if 'J New rv ma ,. . . . S H X . V d9.,.,.5 V- . . ,X A V, M .,Y. ' J :Wk f ,jf'S'QU5,,,,dlf-js' '-' ' r Q? by-A . 1. 'M R, 'lth 'f'Q ' ' W, has ,aww-f..,.,vM.f-as-X W , . . 1 V, ,f....,,. f + . ,-4, , ob, ,J ,zu ..-3-M , ,p w 533,44 ' - M ,W -,Q - W Z I l wwe. NNW 'gt 8' 'W N5 A qi:-er. t ,VY 1' V . km 1 I' i' 5'y'if' ' rf.. w ' f U. . .- , ,r 1' Q' -2 I wig. ' A lj 'J ,H 6 ,-- Yagi, ' V ' ' iw 43159, N., ,L :wg'wuwv ,,,,,.V .- Q .M , gi uyhhegsn, -X N ,nf V K ...sidvfi W N 'V 4 N 1 - . . ..,.g.L.a L ,T . ,L,..-Ihr.. 'X 'fm ai. as , ' ss.. .J .. -.. .J . . Super Shots In the beginning, things didn't look too terrific for the 1981-82 Ri- fle Team. It started the season by losing the first five matches. How- ever, the team got its act together and came back to Win all the re- maining matches, ending the sea- son with a Winfloss record of 6-5. This may have been due to awe- some letter winners Jim Allan, Martha Gibson, Mark Grosz, Jeff Haus, Janie Joo, Steve Lebovitz, Chris Morter, Lee Parker, Stuart Roth, Troy Tafel, Christine Wichers, and Rob Yee. Then again, it could have been Jim Allan's out- standing leadership or Mark Wil- kins' Calso a letter winner? impres- sive managing. Certainly, much of it was due to the coaches, Mr. John Big Daddy Thorpe and Mr. Sam Hutcheson. The 1982-83 team has a tough season ahead of it, with only four lettermen returning. But this yearis Assistant Manager Chris Brodmerkel and others look promising. Hopefully, the team will hear many inspiring Hot Damn's and We Are Golden s from Mr. Thorpe next year, when Christine Wichers will succeed Jim Allan as captain. Back Row: C. Wichers, S. Kilgore, C. Smith, R. Rueger, J. Musgrave, S. West, D. Washington, N. Sheon, D. Leff, C. Brodmer- kel, M. Grosz, Coach Big Daddy Thorpe, Front Row: J. Joo, M. Gibson, E. Harrison, L. Parker, J. Haus, J. Allen, S. Roth, S. Le- bovitz, R. Yee, T. Tafel, M. Wald. 75 1 Indians On Ice The Hockey club enjoyed aston- ishing success in only its first year of existence. Under the leadership of Head Coach Joe O'Neill, the Club registered a regular season re- cord of 16-4 and placed second in the Western Pennsylvania Inter- scholastic Hockey League playoffs. Some highlights of the season were the two wins over defending AA Champs Allderdice as well as impressive successes over tough Hampton and North Hills. In fact, the team was at one time enjoying a nine game winning streak. Despite the momentum and team spirit provided by these victories, howev- er, the team lost in the finals to Central Catholic, 6-1, after tying in the first game, 3-3. Leading the Indians' attack this year was Center Eric Matheny with 19 goals with the help of linemates Todd Begg and Gregg Ficery. The line of Stu Goodman, Lloyd Fales, and Jay Kranich also provided con- sistent play to compliment the speed and power of Brian Nogrady, Randy Harper, and J.P. Martha. The strong defensive corps was an- chored by Senior Captain Jamie Mallinger and complimented by the other defensemen, J.J. Linn, Steve Albitz, and Ned Spells. Back Row: J. Martha, T. Begg, J. Mal- linger, J. Kranich, R. Harper, J. Ellis, L. Fales, B. Nogrady, E. Matheny, T. Sim- mons, Coach O'Neill. Front Row: A. Frank, S. Albitz, M. Henry, D. Molingowski, G. Ficery, S. Goodman, M. Silverman, G. Brodmerkel, J. Linn, T. Foxen. ' al- ...ms-..- SO -nm A ' N . L43 'M I 3 43 fav is - Q . - '9- W v .. S SPRING March March April April April April May May May May June 1 K 1 1 l f'I--- ......1--- .,-.1....-.1 I , +L ...Fi T -11 i .J l -,www I -f J- 45. 'V . -pe 4' f . Y V 1' A , ., 4. V , My M . K , - Mx, af' K , wa -is qwi, , 1. fm . x . 0 . lx M., alt, W , ,, 4-., .4 . ., Q , . X ' w 'fl ' - ' A f r ' , , , - 1, 1 , I . Q. . -' ,L f ,f 1. x V V ff' 0 l af I if A , H X M ., 'N N 9' x lm . A f ,w .' uf ..-V A... 43 , I M VI - . 1, .. 5, m 4' ' ffizjslf f lf, I , ,-vf3l0 ' ,W A 14 ug, : I Q 4.2 Q ,rw-V. 3'5 ' T fNfs.xfV 'TNQ 51: ww, .K 4,1 -.5 fx - 0 'VL1.',L-A . 4 O nw U-,K i ff .'ff m31i+ ,Lf .11 'af' 4 4 Q 4 -Q tx'- N QW - x 's!' ,z. .1 , nd-Yu-5' ' X x.. '1 ' fvvnnvnnvlivyllfl J The Spring of 1982 was full of many exciting events, all of which added a bit of variety to the monot- onous schedule of the previous win- ter months. The arrival of spring brought with it the annual student fair which was a huge sucess. A day of games, good buys, and a variety of delicious foods were enjoyed by all. This year's Week of the Arts pro- gram was more outstanding than any other known to students and faculty alike. Everyone participat- ed in some form or another, wheth- er by joining in on a square dance or just by lying in the sun and listen- ing to selected readings of Shake- 1 speare. The Gargoyle society's spring 1 musical was The Boyfriendn. It I was a humorous play with lots of l good music. Once again, Shady i Side can be extremely proud of the I talented students who so eagerly participated in all the activities during the spring. l - in ,L V Y -M -Q - V L-, H-7 V --1....4,, .1-1.-.i.Lm., i . ---- W gh m-- 1 -f?fYPa! :-cf . 'w b ... .f. - 1 - ' . ' , , ' -' ' 'ffh Aw - .- '- - ' '1 f. ' rf . ' f 1- -H af. -. . ,. . , ??f1?wf+.,,m 'S'- nfs..-Q af. ,C-i rv-1 1 - lr ,512 , -'-'gig' - fgif w, 9 , Aff -QSM! 4, ', 'iv iff: '35 'Q J -, . , , '1 A 3 - -. f -!1:i Ef2f.4q:-'rp 11 QQJEBPQQQQJM ll -' fi f- , f ' ' ' 'fvryga-rg, .-1:-l W' fe- -- Jifsf.-rw Nfiliffdifl -W 1 . -4 A A g, I j . , Q, .' LM . if- 9.l?7.E3r-mt, 'W ' 11m+i.Lf3i-Qifkf-32591-1ff2.1li'fku,1Ltw--Q-rg l , A Term of Hours lx.. l I Fr f 2 I A l l Il l ..-u-l mm x . ,. sm fear.. fff. fl ses. '-wa This year's spring assemblies gave the students the opportunity to be informed, to act as the in- former, and to be recognized. The first assembly of the spring was a visit by Mr. John Craig, editor of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, who spoke about the challenges and rig- ors of publishing a widely circulat- ed newspaper. Another assembly in mid-April brought Mr. David McCullough, a very distinguished historian and graduate of Shady Side Academy, Whose enlightening speech enabled the student to gain valuable insight into American History. As a Shady Side first, the administration held a mini-Day of Concern in late April to discuss various topics of school policy. The last two assemblies honored those who have excelled either academi- cally or athletically. Prize Day, a Shady Side tradition, was held in early May for those who have been recognized for their proficiency in some field of study. The Athletics Assembly in mid-May honored the athletes at Shady Side and their ef- forts in the spring season. 81 Our Art At It's Best This year's Week of the Arts topped last year's by a mile. For the four days, many different events occured, as each day had its own theme. During the first day, most of the students were let out of classes to enjoy the Afro-american culture. There was a bongo drum exhibition and jazz played by a blues band, backed up by their four year old drummer. The second day was devoted to the Shakespearean culture. The dancing group showed us how the people in the 1600's in England danced. The teachers, along with Margi Wald and Mark Stept, put on their own Shakespearean recita- tion. There were artists there also depicting Shakespearean architec- ture. In the other two days, everyone enjoyed the juggler with his firing torches and the country band to whose music many square danced to. A great variety of exhibits and performances, along with a great sense of enthusiasm among the stu- dents and great weather gave Shady Side its best Week of the Arts, thus far. .1 'E if 82 .Mn 6 ,rn ' s 'W ff ' . an V . l,f', 5 ,.'-A '42 1 'T' 1 .W ' ,, j 1 - ' -Pa .1-r,4'5 ' ., G ,Ad ,' s,..M'+'v- V' 133' ,. f . i.. ffsfliauiu.. wi ,,.vw www ,f..fm,-m-M .--- . .- 1- sd' 0 ' t P- U ' I' , . ' N , uma Q'-1.1 1 W -vu 1' Lv ,Q -A V,-.M -v. . , 1 9, ,Q 3-' 1 'df w.-,..'-v. . . T, 5 ff ' -' 4,54 A- 2 v '. ,P,,fj.v , AMPK 1, ff ., 'QDWQ'-.e . Y, gi fav 'WSW' ,, aff us. wiv ima? W W ww, mg, f zn- 'MQ V . fn. fl 7 :aw-MM we Q: mf Alls fair in an Auction The 1982 Student Fair was a huge sucess. Many people came to par- ticipate in the auction, and enjoy all the food and activities organized by the student clubs. Most clubs had their own booth where the members sold something pertain- ing to their club. The French club, once again, sponsored a cafe, sell- ing various french foods. The Spanish club sold tacos and tama- les. The student fair commitee sold cookbooks with the recipies pro- vided by the faculty. The auction was even more exciting. They sold everything from dining room sets to televisions. All in all, the student fair was a memorable occasion for all who attended. 84 1 50096 n-DW' --- , .. . ,. . . ,. ' V ' '- . ... X 1 'H .sw F 1 I gf li-Eiis, x xc, 3 ex .L ,Agn - fig Maul. ,,. f ,, tw a,- H, .,n-.,-..1,.Mw....w w ,,,,....,...,...-'-im .- A f----'1-'W ' -v .,--.--vv-'- , .g-sh + 7 Y 1 5,14 . 4 4 , , . ,mf ,, .M , ,fi Q Y fs' 5 W K 1 ,, , , , 4? 5 WS 'Ms wa, Wa MJ, . I 1 s 4 . 2-f . , -.? ':7ij,' f , hir , Z , I . J: 5.611 1,, 5ff, ' J , V , I, A cj, 6 E-.M 1. , 'Z 157' -N ' z 1 iff. . .A,, , ,N , , , . , f, '45 ., , I I , , l ,uf MW 5'iffW f'?- f-Sew'-fbvgw-'4gya,pg5m.zQ.u.N4,wuu..1-wa .+M..-,- A f ,,Q,g,',. - 1 -ffl! f ' ' ' ' 4,57 f 1 I .ww Q f 3 , , if Af 5, Q, T K f, ,,f.f , , fl! v 3 f, if Inf :if , V,' r, , ' , ' ' 1 . 1 If 1 , ' ' , I , ' r Hy, f' .1 f JI, tpfff ' ' M .f f' fe f' ,fi ILA , , N K . A 'MIL' ' .' ,fy J .-11 I-L I f ,:' fl-'L .v ,' XV- '-'ff-.4 4' Qjqykg 45.4 1 A. , 1 '. ff: f,f.. f f . Q, 1 ff 1 A 1 f f -f ' ' 5 f,3Z,, ,' Q, 1-f-sf. A fig' if 4 .tl '. iff .V lx R4, Qrff, , i i A 5: 1 .- fu .'.. l', 12 '1f'Ik,Y- ,. . i .- ' f9W ' x Q 525' ,. ', if f 85 ' m in fr Rave Reviews The coming of spring brought with it Sandy Wilson's musical, The Boyfriend , a delightful spoof of life at a finishing school in Nice, France, during the 1920's. With many catchy melodies such as The Riviera and talented stu- dents Christine Wichers and Don Gottesman in the lead roles, The Boyfriend was immensely appre- ciated by all who saw it. Roseanne Kaelin, Lisa King, Amy Povich, and Sue Mooney portrayed English girls at school in France, while Chris Morter, Gary Taylor, George Childs, and Alan Ackerman played the girls' prospective boyfriends. Other students involved with prin- cipal roles were Beth Riley, Chris Huygen, Amy Housholder, David Garrett, and Sandy Sauereisen. Under the direction of Bill Tadler and Sam Hutcheson, The Boy- friend was an incredible success at the Academy and a perfect finish to the Gargoyle Society's 1981-82 school year. .Q gk 1 'W vix!44 s' fj is fy! 73 'Mis 217252 fa , nf if 1 'f wie :Z 86 Q ik 515' -f 13 hamasgm ,1,.:un ff .1 I- -4 J ?- i f , 1 i' 5 w , , . 1 + T l l J 4 i 1 I ' l 4 X A i i '- g W 1 ' 4 L J' 4 J '-Y I-.' U I LJ,,J,J ' ' ' U 8 I ' ! ,,,,,,,,, ,W vga. W, aw'-f '- , '-Aga LM 1 :lv ,I , , - up-.-M.. m 4 X. 'ta aww. ,W-ax , , SRM ,... X X? i 1 The 1982 Spring Sports Season was filled with excitement and plenty of sunshine. Since the athle- tic teams were all enthusiastic, this accounted for some of the out- standing highlights of the season. While homeruns were being hit on both the baseball and softball fields, records were being broken down on the track. All the teams including lacrosse and tennis had the opportunity to improve skills While enjoying the spring season. Q .5 - . 55: Qggcfwqs . B S , . -f,.-'f.-M px g :QQ 5 fjrfrl - , 3-fr.: J, A ..-we-. ,ref .. . r--1:'3.,, -1 .,.--.X , . sa r fs A r x . iff: .Q -- T .I kr ' 1'sft 1? -fl . . , ., - , ,4.1gs3gp,,1g s':,.',g4,.::.mean., Q . 1 ,g.,.X..Q-fs.. Y '-.l34,.'1v,f l X'-,'j:I1':'N'1 'X ,,,.,f,:g-.s1,. - I, 5'-,L-Q s X3 V T. .,1. 1. 3.9 l V A . .. . vi-.-.. V. v ie ' a Varsity Baseball Back Row: Coach Grandizio, R. Salvitti G. Hartung, C. Scales, B. Munroe, F. Sis: smgh, T. Gill, T. Kadar, G. Voss, Mr. How- song Middle Row: L. Grandizio, J. Giallon- ardo, B. Lutz, T. O'Brien, J. Salvitti, W. Braham, E. Matheny, K. Hoopesg Front Row: J. Gabos, J. Spear, T. Begg, P. Athens, M. D'Amico, D. Todd, I. Kim. 90 V Sf x N X .1 A Q Q xi X x QB, 1 .4 5 4 .,.-ws.. . . 3 fs J- .mr-5.33 Q. ' 3 neil, I5s sfn ,::f:'f -. -. 4- we '- i ' T203 ' -9- . f Qs ....... .uf-f ' -' is if 'la 9 ga K A Q, XA 1 is X 1 rv X X , , V, 1 vs Q mwa- 'Q ' czc on G ,J-.. it Lv - .. x ,. .1 6'-f' 4 ,. - . ' . ,mv- k.,ZEe2rrf1 ,,.,. ,. .i',v ' 'x , .. ' v L , A 'I 'M J ,.1.12:2'hLn?'1..z,.'. .1 - ,zu ',.. 4, 1 .- ... Q 355' ' i- . ., ii lx ii' I 451 1 .-f-...n41?.,a1u-9-nauiuf..., . ' . -- - 1 . swwrmramazqxv-. Av.. - ' -wuuxu-in-r.mszswm4x uv ff 9 5' ehfrffz if J' f' 'J . . W ,..... ....f..... Batter Up! The 1982 Boys' baseball team had an outstanding season under the leadership of Co-Captains Whit Braham and Bob Munroe. The team defeated such teams as University School and Hampton Township. Next year's team, under the instruction of Coach Howson and Tri-Captains Eric Matheny, Tom Kadar, and Chuck Scales, looks forward to another great sea- son. Freshman Baseball Back Row: Coach O'Neil, E. Grefenstette, B. Ecker, M. Rampa, C. Gatehouse, R. Bog- gess, Coach Fleishman, Middle Row: D. Avery, B. Sutherland, T. Kitner, D. Connol- ly, D. Siegel, J. Berschling, Front Row: Manager A. Silverman, K. Lewis, J. Bruschi, J. Sendek, J. Houston. 91 Softballers Play Hard The 1982 Girl's softball team had a tremendous season. Through the leadership of Coaches Mooney, Cooper, and Veto, the softball team went all the Way to win the league championship. Leading the team was Captain Carolyn Thompson. Amy Middle- man was the star pitcher. These two, along with Janice Peters, Ka- tie Smiley, Linda LaMagna, Amy Housholder, and others, defeated such teams as, Vincentian, Law- renceville Catholic, Sewickely and Winchester-Thurston. The team elected Janice Peters and Katie Smiley to lead next year's team and we're sure that they will be just as good as this year's team. Varsity Softball Back Row: B. Braham, L. LaMagna, K. Smiley, A. Housholder, C. Cancelliere, J. Peters, Front Row: L. Himmelhoch, S. Giallonardo, A. Middleman, S. Warren Chervenick. ,K. J.V. Softball Back Row: J. Elverdin, D. Butler, M. Berkman, J. Feldstein, C. Wichersg Middle Row: Coach Veto, A. Houston, J . Ammer, A. Reichel, M. LaMagna, C. Martin, Front Row: K. Brickner, M.E. Kaelin, L. Willis, S. Riley. 92 4 ,, Q iw! M., 'S gbgtzsfc' , V, gn V, .M 1 A-Ln XY-ww, ff' , .' 4 W .,V.-f,,3., A9P'?', f... ,. ,,':.,.,, .V.. I A 1, , 'A f ' 'x 4 Q-,N1.7': 1 41, N ' ywg 1 V, I , Q L , sg ,V , - Qvzm-s gf25fm?f,aa.xTz4,i,f 311. .mf .1 Li , 'f ff-r wr ,, 3. 1 'gd ' 342 '15, yi 491' f,,4 wi J' V51 L is 4 -wi ' ,4 1 V 4G,r'1,Zf A f, 11 ,'1l',f W, 07+-fn ' - an 1 'f- , 41m bff'V , ff' , '-mn 1 ' fy 5 , , , ,J W' n' A M 'N 'gl' , F? I V 553' tf. mn-f.4?'.-1'-1' 'M 4. '- , I fl f ' 4 .f , f, 1'-fm, 'V ,?, L , 9 f WV? 5 veghirgl ,gg-V., gl Q iv ' V . f 'JJ hi w 4.37 if A 93 125: z if Q-'fif . v Q-3842 I ,fn 4--ur-I 4 1. my ,il KW '?i41bX f iff!-fu 'W L .-, .. .L ZK.f.4..J.1. U... +11 BILL A Keep Track! The 1982 track team had an out- standing season. Under the leader- ship of Tri-Captains Bo Buran Marvin Carolina, and Rick DuBois, the team was victorious over the tough teams of Swissvale and Hampton to win the league title. All the team members would like to thank Coach David Buran for his outstanding coaching abilities and all he has done for the past 12 years. All the best of luck to Mr. Buran in his new position as head- master of the Junior School. Next year's team, under the leadership of Co-Captains Dave Kozell and Ken Niemann, are look- ing forward to another excellent season. Best of luck to both the team and new Head Coach Bud- dy', Hendershot. 7 Varsity Track Back Row: D. Adams, L. DeBroff, Coach Hendershot, Coach Buran, Coach Bodnar- chuk, P. Sheptak, J. Irvin, J. Herrington, Third Row: S. Cunningham, B. Dell, D. Washington, N. Beldecos, D. Kozel, C. Rob- inson, A. Baran, R. Harper, Second Row: T. Banach, M. Han, R. Ryan, K. Fedarko, D. Graff, D. Schachter, D. Milliken, Front Row: M. Yaccino, R. Ejzak, S. Lerch, R. Du- Bois, M. Carolina, B. Buran, J. King. 94 E Freshman Track Back Row: M. Easler, G. Teall, R. Fisher, Coach Stfflerg Middle Row: C. Lee, D. Ka- lil, B. Ottg Front Row: E. Vecchio, R. Harper, D. Graff, J. Wymard. 95 Bandettes On the Run First win Swissvale . . . Reserve relays in the rain Chickie Sz Nat's umbrella skirt . . . Mr. Ross and coloring book . . . First loss Hampton The Return Of The Shot. . . Darwin on the Bus - Here Come The Newlyweds . . . Jump - Dive with Mr. Ross. . .Shorts down at WPSD. . .Don't scream Julie. . . Pellet practice and water battles . . . Trip to McDonald's under the bleachers . . . Running in the swamp . . . Those half-mile warm- up killers . . . Fall of the Running Shorts . . . Low-Riders over the hurdles Cows and Cemeteries Rained out again at Richland Smile Mr. Ross! Braces make good lightning rods! Q gr s -Q X M3 wikis? 96 0 .,.:vTf'LehXma5f 's::'- 3 was ,f 'i - 'J-A Jaw ,, Z9 V. ,ik-. ,L RQ 4 A wg , e, W sV,Q.iy,, m'W 4-'gi I- 'I ' , -. is ' ? 1MffFf2,4ze!' ' . ' Q f ' , , f A 'f '.,J ' .9 ,iz , -.: - , ' f, f f , ,, f V? 14 . f 5 -1. 4 ' 5 1 Q J, b 4, 23? ff Hb M ,,, , ,L W 4 'f ' , K f .32 H, ..,,..,,i f f 1 ,fr A 1' ,jf , W J .4 X 1. 4 W4 3' f 1z. 2 , H' ,, F3 ,ff 2 X 4'-Q. 1--, f 5 1 - .f L. fi. ' Q, Q :.g nz - 1 'L ' A. .1 , ' 1, 4 , , ,g - A wb, ,,, ': '.lA ' ff .. g A' 71 ' 5 5 f0 'f?f'j 2: n Y yy j . 1' Y ,. 1, -Q V V Q ,K 1 .V - , , s 1 , z M31 ff. 42. 1 3- '- :, ,fz .N ,Q .f.. -f W . f f ' . - ' , ' n , I ff fgq- f r , V, A, 5--I 're fig , em 'f . , -,, iq , y W2 if if 2 , , -- , . ?f' ?' - V' in ' ' ' 'f'W':f'ff'-,2 fx . J . A V 'ia A ff . 'girl v .Q M ::l., : .L U , ,w,1h,:, A ,A,T,, W 1 W 5 ,' A 4 4 '.,1?l . , ' - ' K 'if ' 7 9 7 kv A - g f f -, , ..., I 2 if Q V iq, iff 4 Q iii' in A J fum' -- . v . . Q 2' .. 1 , . . M , . ,259 .,,A, ' A . f ffw51a:6'sf ' fu fe 14 '25 ff ya., , gi g - if, 'gy f. J, M? 4 Q, A 5 , 9 v,Vj,g, V f. 11 Ik, ,E Q 51 gf - 1'-f, , V V,, 3 . -251:11 .X-f 1 .,,f. '- xx: C nz. f k 5 xi vw az. ,k,L . ...mKmwmmSwB,..... W B 97 Canada Club for Ssa Lax If the 1982 lacrosse season was not successful, it was definitely memorable. Coached by Mr. Bob Spanky Kirkpatrick, Wild Bill Endres, and Augie Henry, the Var- sity opened their season by shut- ting out Upper St. Clair, 20 to 0. Unfortunately, luck was not with them against rival Sewickley. The lax-men pulled a second place showing at the Canadian Tourna- ment despite enjoying too much Canadian atmosphere . . . eh! The heavy duty defense of Chub- by Allen, Captain Frank Dickson, Captain David Dickson, and Dan Haas proved themselves to be im- penetrable. Captain Jamie Mal- linger, Jerry Ellis, Greg Rice, and George Brodmerkel, otherwise known as the Varsity Attack, often proved themselves as scoring threats. The macho middies, Jeff Stone, David Eddy, Butch Katz, Steve Hilger, Craig Stiffler, Todd Davis, Gar Prebor, and Kurt Casey amazed the opposition with their awesome skill. Much thanks goes to the lacrosse managers, Lori Cotton, Annabelle Fort, and Kris Davis, and to the supportive parents and fans. Mk, 4? A 4 Varsity Lacrosse Back Row: Manager A. Fort, Manager L. Cotton, C. Allen, S. Silverman, D. Haas, Coach Kirkpatrick, Coach Endres, Third Row: N. Spells, A. Katz, S. Hilger, G. Pre- bor, K. Casey, Second Row: G. Brodmer- kel, J. Stone, C. Stiffler, T. Davis, D. Eddy, J. Ellis, Front Row: G. Rice, D. Dickson, F. Dickson, J. Mallinger, H. Pierce. 99 Right: Varsity Tennis Back Row: Coach Way, T. Oliver, S. Good- man, M. Henry, C. McTurk, B. Goldberg, G Ficery, D. Kennedy, Coach Danforth, S. Johnston, Front Row: T. Martha, J. Hirsh, E. Fisher, B. Berkman, C. Robins, F. Patter- son, J. Clark. JV Tennis Back Row: Coach Hench, T. Chang, D Eligator, D. Camens, F. Goldberg, D. Catlin B. Katz, G. Childs, M. Raitano, D. Coleman R. Reuger, A. Cerul, A. Ackerman, P. Vega R. Shiono, S. Su, Second Row: D. Seigal D. Burgett, J. Reich, B. Rust, K. Lim, P Han, T. Affinito, D. Schulhof, J. Arnowitz Front Row: J. Papuga, M. Garfinkel, M Maizlech, B. Smolar, C. Thorpe, J. Wil- liams, T. Simmons, S. Roth. Freshman Tennis Back Row: J. Naktin, R. Hanna, M. Rust J. Todd, S. Parker, A. Golomb, Coach Greg- ory, Second Row: N. Sheon, J. Wichers, A Foxen, W. McCollum, P. Seltman, A. Frank Front Row: S. Hammerschmidt, S. Owen J. Roughen, J. Cousins, H. Swimmer, M. Vi- dic, Scott Moore. 100 D v 7 r 7 ,WM 3 .aw Way to Go The Varsity tennis season this year has seen one of the most suc- cessful seasons in years. Due to the superb coaching of Mr. Curtis Way and the extremely good talent of a number of players, the SSA Tennis Team has developed into one of the most powerful teams in Western Pennsylvania. For the first five matches of the season, the team de- feated perennial WPIAL powers Fox Chapel and North Hills, losing only to Churchill in a hotly contest- ed match. The team was led by sec- ond year Captain Stuart Goodman who alternated with serious Gregg Ficery in the number one and two positions. Playing at the third sin- gles spot was Junior Trip Oliver, who also had a brief stint in dou- bles play. The first doubles team consisted of Mark Henry and Dan Kennedy, who have developed into one of the best doubles combina- tions in the area. At second doubles was the pair of Chad Wooton and Forrest Patterson. Having had lost three of its starters from last sea- son, the 1982 Tennis Team and Coach Way are to be commended for an outstanding 8-5 record. --4 5 r..,,,,, 7 W.. 3 i l A . 8 W gl X Kiev , 5 . .1 if Above: Senior Players Gregg Ficery, Captain Stuart Goodman 101 W. 1 .. - Clwif W gQ,,,Wm. NK E' ' ' Q i. 5' 5' . . Q . ,N Q fwyw ...mn , U 47.3 . . , f , . - j , Q ..x m,,1.p,. jd. . y . ,, . ,A N -1,5 ,- ' ,. .4 .-.... are W 4 ' ' - - 1 -- '1-5' '-3 ...Y - f fl: .nh 'Jun , . .N ' ' 'I-3 . N1 I 4 N.. X v+-4.5 Q--ff -' - A. 1 K V - 1 Q .f.,1- P OPLE Jr School Mld School Freshmen Jumors Faculty Staff I Dorms Clubs Actlvltlcs Sophomorcs I I Admin. c h Learning the Fundamentals The Junior School had a great year this year. Many things hap- pened which made the year memo- rable. Each class gave a play, and everyone enjoyed the special events on Halloween and Christ- mas. ln the spring, all the students and their fathers gathered for Fa- ther and Son night, which included dinner and many various activities. But perhaps the biggest event of the year is the departure of Mrs. Ferguson, teacher for 20 years and headmistress for 5. We will miss her very much. Here's to you, Mrs. Ferguson, we bid you Adieu and success in your future endeavors. 104 I-six . 2? g '95 , x, , 1 lf!l I f . wifi? 'age 'I Y ,f , . 'vw , V 1 .,.. 1 s , .. 4. Z H1544 EJ 3 . , A , . vj' . lx . Q 1 .7 ' ,.. ' I f , : 3' , A-I7 Z - 4 :,s.!A wifi! 4 '-,',:1H:f. I E 4.4 , , ,, . c.. , 9 .A . g, v , lb, ,,.v. X 7, I J' vs -' A . J S I , u , L 'gee 11 -9. Mm M , I1 ...M . 1 ., - . Top Photo: Kindergarten: Mrs. Highlands: R. Agnew, J. Baraff, K. Bradbury, K. Charapp, S. Chen, F. Colen, C. Condron, O. Farukhi, B. Feinman, R. Hughes, R. Lieber, D. Nelson, E. Sterling, N. Wadhwa, J Weiner. Middle Photo: First Grade: Mr. McGough: W. Battle, M. Brand, M. Haley, E. Hartmann, B. Kahn, D. Kelleher, R. Lovett, P. Malin- owski, D. Marcus, R. Merkow, C. Nelson, J. Plesset, N. Rashid, J. Scott, J. Sukernek, G. Veeder, J. Wolinski. Bottom Photo: Second Grade: Mrs. Goodwin: G. Abrams, D Brillman, K. Cohen, L. Fagen, J. Falek, S. Hain, K. Idrees, T. Jamison B. Kenkre, J. Kokales, J. McBride, G. Messer, J. Prince, H. Shapera, M. Solomon, J. Taaffe, T. Yamron, M. Howard. Top Photo: Kindergarten: Mrs. Olds: J. Arnold, E. Baker, J. Broff, M. Bussler, A. Cohen, A. Frankel, B. Friedman, O. Grossman, O. Ha- feaz, T. Kant, G. Nelson, W. Pendleton, R. Weill, B. Werrin, M. Wo- linsky. Middle Photo: First Grade: Mrs. Sayles: L. Astorino, J Berkowitz, T. Bernstein, B. Cohen, R. Edwards, M. Fisher, A. Gilkes, N Green, N. Harrison, M. Johnson, D. McLean, B. Morris, R. Pincheira R. Scherrer, G. Westerberg, C. Williams, D. Zorub. Bottom Photo: Second Grade: Mrs. Lyon: J. Antoniccio, D. Bor- zutzky, J. Bradbury, C. Bruno, D. Condron, N. Coslov, B. Feldman, R Ferguson, B. Fisher, C. Ford, P. Hong-Barco, R. Katz, B. Knowles, J. McConnel, D. MacKay, R. Martha, B. Moser, D. Wright. 105 '5 3 F' - MDW' Neem? V -gf' 5 A,lA:,. AA . .ff ,,,., A .fl A ,.,i ffl ? H V il lwwfff : r 2 3 ef , I, , A -:fa l - ,Q 5 gg! -V , ' '4 -' 'f-', , ',,g - ,V ' V ,,,. . D- 1 ,, , 2 fe.-r'-if - - 1 is , J so w , . ff - -' .fr ,V.A. ,,., I . if - , , tl lf., IEA - I ,- .fkyili f-f, -,eff-We II? 1 ' uf fi!! , al., Il- 5 q t A sims--f ' 4 e , 5 4 - x.. . , - , le '57 - if ' .. . t if' gli A ' 5 .. ' ,,. E . Top Photo: Third Grade: Mrs. Brennan, S. Calig, A. Clifton, B. Gefsky, J. Green, B. Halpern, R. Haveson, J. Kamin, Y. Kissenpfennig, M. Kossman, A. Levy, J. Lippard, N. Nassif, R. Park, F. Ross, D. Ruttenberg. Middle Photo: Fourth Grade: Ms. West: D. Brooks, D. Grote, E. Harris, P. Hughes, B. Kaplan, P. Messer, P. Morris, A. Moser, J. Nanci, A. Parfitt, J. Platt, M. Plesset, J. Roberts, W. Shah, J. Shapira, J. Swartz, C. Winter, P. Wycoff, R. Yusem, M. Zapler. Bottom Photo: Fifth Grade: Mrs. Little: E. Adams, J. Adler, W. Auchincloss, G. Bolanis, D. Coleman, W. Generett, M. Goldman, Z. Hain, J. Hoopes, H. Ilyas, B. Kight, A. Kissenpfennig, J. Leventon, K. McClung, E. Rosenfeld, J. Splot, B. Squires, N. Stupakis, T. Spencer, J. Williams. 106 vw, its Q-ff-. 1,-' 35.4 , ,ur .AJ N Top Photo: Third Grade: Mrs. MacDonald, S. Becket, M. Brill- man, M. Cohen, C. Davides, R. Grandizio, W. Ilyas, J. Infeld, R. Leh- man, B. Litmans, C. Long, J. McLean, M. Marcus, B. Plesset, J. Reck, A. Shah, D. Spear, J. Stanitski, F. Williams. Middle Photo: Fourth Grade: Mrs. Wilson, J. Alpert, J. Becker- man, M. Bolanis, D. Charapp, K. Cohen, D. Cramer, C. Davis, S. Dodds, W. Garrett, C. Goldstein, M. Hurwitz, M. Lee, M. Maloney, J. Marcus, J. Petrush, J. Rabinowitz, R. Sculley, C. Shensa, B. Steiner, J. Wozman. Bottom Photo: Fifth Grade: Mr. McCurley, R. Baraff, D. Bell, R. Evans, T. Fox, E. Gehl, T. Green, J. Kushner, A. Lane, A. Lippard, L. Michael, B. Pfeifer, G. Rosenthal, C. Runnette, B. Ruttenberg, W. Semins, R. Simon, G. Smith, L. Walsh, S. Weisman, R. Westerberg. The Middle of the Road The Middle School was involved in a great number of interesting ac- tivities during this school year. The Drama Club and Band performed the musicals Tom Savvyern and Peter Panw. The eighth grade went on many field trips, including a trip to the U.S. Steel Mill and to a General Motors Plant. In a nation- wide Latin Contest, 24 out of 28 students placed nationally. Mid- dle-schoolers also performed well in this year's French and Algebra contests. In sports, the soccer and cross-country teams had great suc- cess in their seasons. Curtis Way will be leaving the Middle School, and best wishes are offered him in his future endeav- ors. Top Photo: Mr. David Mancash, Head- masterg Above: Mr. Robert Kaelin, Assis- tant Headmaster. 107 EA 1 ,1 2, 1 4? f, W 2f3'9Vff95-'f I xg I - In I P' Top Photo: 6th Grade: Bottom Row: Mr. Ross, L. Hicks, T. Perkins, D. Jarvis, D. Weidberg, B. Berman, D. Gefsky, M. Rosenthal, I. Firman, N. Mooney, T. Mandell, J. McCague, Middle Row: R. Walley, J. Karpf, A. Biglan, A. Speyer, D. Kim, O. Caminos, D. J avan, T. Pierce, B. Lawsky, J . Gatto, J . Grossman, M. Staniskyg Top Row: R. Rice, A. McC1oy, E. Goldberg, T. Davis, B. Bron, T. Luth, T. Woodson, C. Mosele, G. Robinson, P. Gesve, B. Beckerman, Mr. Curry, Middle Photo: Form I: Bottom Row: Mr. P. Bodnarchuk, E. Mitre, J. Beckerman, M. Rubin, K. Silberman, R. Mahidhara, M. Salmon, B. Randall, C. Blank, D. Marmins, P. Scott, J. Zittrain, Mr. DeTillog Middle Row: J. Hench, B. Heil, B. Niemann, K. Chay, B. Gatehouse, L. Silverman, J. Kalil, M. Lhormer, R. Carey, R. Russel, D. Stephan, Mr. Stifflerg Top Row: S. Smith, J . Ploeger, N. Evashavik, S. J olliffe, A. Steiner, M. Webster, J . Henry, A. Nothmann, P. Wymard, J . Thorp, C. McClister, M. Levy, M. Scafuri, A. Trainag Bottom Photo: Form II: Bottom Row: J . Saaty, S. Valliappan, T. Worthey, J . Marshase, N. Beckwith, R. Kim, P. Henserson, L. Ruttenburg, T. Howson, B. Wim- mer, Mrs. Jones, Middle Row: R. Bauman, J . Mcllroy, V. Penning- ton, A. Doshi, E. Von Der Heyden, S. Corpuz, D. Goodwin, J . Petrush, M. Lerch, S. Beckwith, C. Burger, Mr. Kasunichg Top Row: R. Wie- gand, J. Shehan, K. Stetzer, H. Smith, C. Walsh, R. Marsh, W. McCrady, S. Frank, J . Kyriacopoulos, J . Dell, M. Chaney, K. Sissingh. Top Photo: 6th Grade: Bottom Row: Mr. O'Neil, E. Oral, B. Piece, M. Cozza, R. Hubbard, H. Han, J. Lynn, J. Kamen, K. Chase, Mrs. Elk, Mr. McMilleng Second Row: J. Gross, S. Allison, B. Squires, R. Mcllroy, M. Anderson, I. Litmans, J . Samuels, T. Montgom- ery, R. Falbo, Third Row: R. Pringle, D. Wizotski, M. Bingler, D. Bender, M. Nermboork, P. Teplitz, R. Jamison, D. Kramer, P. Acker- man, M. Shaughnessy, C. Foster, Top Row: M. Strieff, G. Donahue, P. Joyce, J. McDaniel, M. Haus, B. Stewart, G. Roscow, B. Fletcher, K. Beckwith, T. Greggg Middle Photo: Form I: Bottom Row: J . Siegal, M. Infeld, N. Shuman, L. Kim, C. Legget, R. Surampudi, L. Jacobsen, J . Lim, D. Scott, Mr. Wayg Second Row: M. Smith, A. Acri, T. Hector, C. Wedemyer, P. Lee, B. Peacock, W. Holzer, D. Matta, Z. Dodds, S. Rock, J . Fingeretg Third Row: A. Schroeder, P. Joyce, J . Katarincic, S. Brooks, V. Grover, L. Corpuz, K. Hansen, M. Fenton, V. Worrall, M. Foster, C. Leslie, Mr. Walzerg Top Row: E. Barnfather, M. Ekstrand, R. Patton, W. Long, J. Roscow, B. Bowden, M. Brody, S. Shoup, R. Meyer, E. Stern, I. Amayog Bottom Photo: Form II: Bottom Row: K. McTurk, J. Kennedy, M. Balboa, R. Flannery, S. Beckerman, D. Datemasch, S. Rattner, M. Mandell, R. Aronson, T. Reddy, E. Selz, Mr. DeFeog Middle Row: Mrs. Gennacarro, E. Letsinger, D. Roscow, B. McLaughlin, R. Ruskin, T. Speyer, J . Alexander, R. Kalson, J . Sel- vin, G. Lippard, B. Goldberg, D. Nothman, Mrs. Kirkpatrickg Top Row: P. Taylor, S. Park, J . Gerlach, C. Altmar, R. Weinstein, S. Gulley, B. Leff, D. Yaccino, P. Katz, A. Thompson, M. Tanner, Mr. Peebles. 109 Rod Agras Joy Ammer Davld Avery Amy Bair Beau Barsotti Joel Beckerman Chris Berger Glenn Berkey Mara Berkman Jeff Berschlmg Randy Boggess Holly Bowser John Bruschl Denise Butler Deirdre Byrne Joshua Clark Dan Cohen David Connolly Henry Corson Jeff Cousin Charles Davis Rick Davis Kristine Davis John Dean Class: FRESHMEN David Easler Bob Ecker Paul Eckstrand Josie Elverdin Greg Fischer Rich Fisher Amy Foster Eric Foster Anthony Foxen Andy Frank Clif Gatehouse Andy Golomb David Graff Jeff Green Ed Grefenstette Stu Hammerschmldt Ramy Hanna Randy Harper Steve Hilger Rachel Hlmmelhoch Brad Hlnrlchs Dana Holhnshead Pamela Hoopes John Houston Jane Joo DaV1d Kalll Stephanie Katz Amy Kim Erma Kim Rlchard Kim Susan Kim Walter Kim William Kim David King Amy Kinney Ted Klntner Marc Krell fmlsslngl Mrchelle LaMagna Kyle Langenbach Rlchard Lebovltz Charles Lee Krrby Lewls Leslle Lucas Margaret McAll1ster W1ll1e McCollum Elran Mandelker Colleen Martln Jeanne Mlller Scott Moore Jaan Naktrn Lauren O Brlen Wxlllam Ott Scott Owen D3Vld Pae Constance Pantone Stan Parker Carolme Pasman Bruce Peacock Amy Povlch Mrke Rampa Andrea Relchel Andy Relgel Matthew R166 LISH Rosenblum John Roughen Beth Rubm Ellzabeth Rueger Mark Rust Trm Sayles Paul Seltman Joel Sendek Diana Moon , . Unexcused Chip Shenkan Nic Sheon Todd Stein Bill Sutherland Peter Swartz Howard Swxmmer Chad Taylor Gary Tell Mike Thompson Heather Todd Jeff Todd Edmund Vecchio Matt Vidlc Siobhan Warren Melissa Weber Steve West Laura WllllS Eric W1SSlHg8f Cynthia Wood Robert Woodings Josh Wvmard Susan Yanchus Mikael Zandln John Wichers Alan Ackerman Tracey Adams John Arnowltz Ross Balqulst Artle Baran Amy Barlow Nxck Beldecos Tom Berardmo Adam Berk Amy Bowser Betsy Braham Chrls Brodmerkel Don Burgett Anne Callhan Sean Casey D3Vld Catlln Alex Cerul Tylls Chang Karen Chervenick Andy Clarkson Lee Cohen David Coleman Lori Cotton Pam Cowan Class: SOPHCMORES Cynthia Craig Scott Cunningham Mike D Amico Lee DeBroff Bob Dell John Elstner Joe Elverdln Lloyd Fales Aaron Fedarko Jamie Feldstein Grace Fisher Annabelle Fort Clay Fownes Matt Fownes Marc Garfinkel Jlm Genstem John Glallonardo Fred Goldberg Dan Haas Peter Han Rachel Hardie Ed Harrison Sara Haus Margaret Hazlett Mark Henry Jim Herrington Leah Himmelhoch Jeremy Hirsch Anne Houston Wally Jenkins Roseanne Kaelm Dan Kennedy Susan Kilgore Roy Kim John King Leigh Grandizio Steve Kortanek Jay Kranich Paul Lucas Mark MacVay Kristin McC1ay Kelly McGreevy Ish McLaughl1n Kerry McMahon John Martha Chrls Meyer Davld Mllhken Paul Molmgowskl Kay Moon Gary Morton Paul Moses RICK Munroe Davrd Murray John Mu rave Brlan Nogrady Lee Parker Huw Prerce Gar Prebor Tracy Prlzant Jeff Rexch Larry Reslck Sara Rlley Cralg Roberts Amy Roblnson Chrls Robrnson John Rooney David Roth Steve Roth Rrch Ryan John S3lV1ttl Sandy Sauerelsen sg Margaret Oliver Sara Scott Ray Severa Maureen Shaughnessy Ryoichi Shiono avld Slegel Amy Sllverman Amy Smlth arey Sm1th Llsa Smtlh avld Spear Alex Stavrldes ean Su Charles Thorp aul Veffa D8Vld Washmgton Chrls W1Ch8TS Davld W1SSlDg6f Mlke Yaccmo Chrls Zlmrner Sharon ZWBlg D . . C . D . S Teresa Terezis P D Chris Adams Dean Adams Tom Affinlto Steve Albitz Tim Banach Bill Berkman Karen Berman David Bowser Bob Braham Katie Brlckner George Brodmerkel Natalie Buran WGCZIC Byerly Drew Camens Kurt Casey George Childs Mike Cohen Jennifer Collins Lee Davis Todd Davis Dan DeMarco David DeMarco Tony Detre Mary Lee Dickson David Eddy Bill Eismont Skippy Eligator Bill Feczko Kevin Fedarko David Garrett Martha Gibson Don Gottesman Andy Gross Shawn Haggerty Matt Han Gregg Hartung G1a,SS2 J UN IDRS David Hirsh David Homyak Katie Hoopes Amy Housholder B111 Houston Edie Howson Virginia Iversen David Jenkins Marten Jenkins Susan Johnston Marm Josephs Tom Kadar Dean Kartsonas Ann KaSUHlCh Jay Katarincic Andy Katz Bruno Katz 1 eshe Kilgore Buffy Kim Ian Kim Jay Klm DaVld Kozel Walter Laing Bob Kanterman Linda LaMagna Steve Lasday Todd Lasner Robin Levey Keith Lim Jon Lindquist J.J. Linn Craig McTurk Mitch Maizlech Scott Maloney Eric Matheny Susannah Mooney Alex Nagy Ken Niemann Tom O'Brien Trip Oliver John Papuga Suzie Pasman Forrest Patterson Janice Peters Barb Pippin Mark Raitano Terry Rajasenan David Rath Sue Repp Greg Rice Dan Rubinoff Ray Rueger Bruce Rust Hud Samson Nell Sandson Chuck Scales Dan Schechter Harper Scheetz Ned Scheetz Davld Schulhof Brenda Scott Hlllary Srlverman Tener Slmmons Katle Smlley Ben-11 Smolar Ned Spells Kevln Stadtlander Mark Stept Cralg Stlffler Shana Swlmmer Jenmfer Tadler Gary Taylor D3Vld Todd Wllllarn Vodrey Ellen von der Heyden Brendan Warren Benjl Wecht J J Wlll1amS Andy W1nson Chad Wootton Sally Yanchus Jeff Stone llllllllllll 1 1 5 i 5 Ill --l- V --- --....- '4 7 l A I E-.-...- 1 f 4 L L ,r -4 bg 1 1- P' -il 'QI fl 1 - -1 I :lIIIIlI.l.JL.IIIlllI The faculty of SSA, like the schedule, underwent quite a few changes this year. Long-time facul- ty members John S. Thorpe, F. Walter Jones, and Richard Gregory were on a sabbatical for parts of the year and were sorely missed. The administrative duties and titles were re-arranged and revised, add- ing to the confusion. However, SSA was pleased and enriched by the addition of new faculty members: Miss Becky Henry of the Social Studies Dept., Miss Rae Ann Sines of the Science Dept., Mrs. Claralyn Goldberg of the English Dept., Mr. Scott McClure of the Language Dept., and Mr. Dave Knapp of the Music Dept. Kwhich has, by the way, increased its faculty by 100 983. Unlike the changes in scheduling, the changes in the fac- ulty were very much appreciated. Oppostie Page: A. Emerson Johnson, Headmasterg F. Walter Jones, Assistant Headmaster for Admissions and Administration, Hal R. Griffith, Dean of Faculty, This Page: David R. Buran, Director of Athleticsg Richard L. Gable, Dean of Students E. Alexander Howson, Director of College Counselingg Ann P. Leibrick, Assistant Head for Student Services Below: John S. Thorpe, Registrar, William C. Schell, Comptroller, William E. Sterner, Business Manager Dorothy C Addison Assistant Director College Counseling English Barbara D Austin Spanish JoAnn M Avery Latin Leslie M. Begala Art, Academian Advisor Margaret E. Cooper Mathematics William T. Diehl Biology 124 X :ff ' Q1 .N A I Ns X f fd' Charles Dietz Mathematics William Endres English Joseph M. Felder Mathematics Barbara Gee Chemistry Claralyn M. Goldberg English Robert J. Grandizio Assistant Athletics Director Richard F. Gregory English David E. Gross Mathematics Christopher B. Hench Social Studies Harold E. Hendershot English Rebecca Henry Social Studies Edward L. Hutcheson Chairman of the Music Dept. 126 Sylvia Huygen Spanish Philip D. Joyce Chairman of the Art Dept. Deborah Kaplan Spanish Robert E. Kirkpatrick Social Studies ET . David Knapp Music Mary A. Krauland Mathematics 2 Frank J. McCarthy III Mathematics Scott McClure French William O. McConnel Chairman-Language Dept. Carol Jean McGreevy French Diane B. Mooney Director of Girls' Physical Education Michael P. Mooney Health Services Thomas C. Murphy English Joseph P. Pavlovich Chairman-Mathematics Robert J. Reiland Physics Angela C. Rumble English Bernard J. Sauers Chairman-Social Studies Dept William A. Sayles Chairman-Science Dept. Rae Ann Sines Biology Raphael M. Sotak German, Latin John A. Sutula Mathematics William J. Tadler of the English Dept. Robert E. Veto Social Studies David R. Weill III Chemistry 33 'wwwaaf I, W Diane M. Wood Social Studies Peter Yablonsky English Library Staff: Harriet Friday, Forrest Bishop, Terri Costa, Helen Southwick. Maxine Birty Maintenance Supervisor Theresa Golobic Mailroom 131 Administrative Secretaries: Back Row - Dawn Eaton, Ruth Jones, Kathleen Faybik, Linda Brown, Jill Buran, Front Row: Lisa Butler, Angeline Burk Business Office Secretaries: Ella Niebel, Joan Slonaker, Karen Christie Alumni Office: Pat Burgess, Betsy Watkins, Natalie Taafe Kitchen Staff: Back Row - Dennis Lake, Dave McNicholas, Middle Row - Melva Stillwagon, Irene Waynar, Lynn Mansfield, Marion Lessig, Jay Stone, Front Row - Kay Martin, Pat Lovic, Carol Murray, Charlene Borowiec. 132 ...J J Y' Wifff-.J r.....f..,l+--J Custodians: Terry Eck, Mark Medina, Ann Mitar, Ann Struna Gym Maintenance: John Forkus Athletic Secretary: Sandra L. Renaldi F Maintenance Staff: Back Row - R. Prezenica, P. Parker, M. Date, G. Zang, T. Thompson, Middle Row - M. Tierer, D. Burns, B. Dearth, D. Renaldi, W. Gier. Maintenance Staff: Back Row - Rex Prezenica, Pat Parker, Matt Date, Gary Zang, Tom Thompsong Middle Row - Mark Tierer, Danny Burnsg Front Row - Bob Dearth, Dennis Renaldi, Wade Sparky Gier 133 'HY A 11111 'Q- IIIIF' ll .-LT .V -N il W .l ,W , -W ,, .g ,7,, .WT , .-,-..,.W,,YQ---WA,W,YJ,,A,,, .W 41 wvwdw r NIL lllll!llHll,llillIll,-l5,..lH'1QWL- IIIHIIHiiLimlligiiiiiii31H1umi1r1Il I . n III Illll l IiHIIIIl ll I Il!',,IIlQI! E lil!! 1, ,Q 1 .' VA X Qt! 'A 'Q'-5 w i, ., 1 L' Q - I .1 l n . NA, IIVIIL - f, v 'A 4- ri--1 pu- Ill lllli HEIIIMIHII I llll E!! 1EiT!IIl!:Elli!,Il HH Fil 4 lilllifillzliiil ILJ!VMlI mIifQMl JfwlfwWN 'Vv.: IVIHImmslmflzlllll I Al' T THF! T T T T T' V' Na B .rl Q n N r' R782 l 4 Y i i 6 NMH4 ' -. -. . s W New. E w,,,,.3 mm. Fas nyur .wi 2 -4. rw. .5 M - . ,f,. 1,- s ik 4,1 ! QQ 'K jar, is td' 2' Q.-.1 Q if .v,ff- W ,.,,mr.i nw ,.., 37's fi ff '- P 'K 4 4 .i x N f WTP A u.,n l 1 ,g,,g,gA'fg5,5 V it W fdffffiil 'Y' r 'N Ui V.VV if I' Mai The dorms played a very active role in the Shady Side community this year - much more than in re- cent years, so it seems. They were involved in all facets of life here. Each dorm created their own homecoming exhibit and ran stu- dent fair booths. They had a cer- tain way of expressing themselves, whether it be in a leisurely game of football after an outdoor barbeque in the spring or by taking an imme- diate interest in wildlife during their midnight strolls? All in all, the boarders had an enjoyable time at Shady Side this year and added a lot as a unique Academy institu- tion. I , S I 'Q s .f, gi i .fig Q ,gemsi Si ' 928 taxis gm . Morewood The Morewood dorm had a very enjoyable year. It could be seen from Homecoming and Student Fair projects, that the Morewood students were not only active in the boarding community, but also in many other aspects of Shady Side life. The Morewood boarders are getting anxious for the fun and rou- diness still to come. 136 hi- lf- iii' yr' i. A-v 1 5 4 F W ? 1 Morewood Fourth Row: K. Lim, W. Vodrey, Mr. Hench, Third Row: C. Adams, J. King, Dr. Sutula, Second Row: J, Herrington, J. Lim, J. Hench, G, Kountouris, Bottom Row: Mr. Bodnarchuk, A. Berk, R. Kim, M. Lerch. Missing: M. Chaney, A. Dunmire, M. Fownes, S. Haggerty, D. Hirsh, S. Lerch, S. Silverman, Mr. Buran. 2 4 ff . f L ,f , fN E - 5 , 1 Y, W W i.' I I 137 All ., , ,. i. Above - Ellesworth: Back Row: J. Joo, D. Hollinshead, D. Moon, A. Kim, L. Cotton, D. Kim, H. Krizner, S. Kim, Miss Begala, Middle Row: A. Housholder, K. Moon, K. McGreevy, A. Barlow, Miss Addison, Sitting: L. Rosenb- lum, S. Katz, E. Kim, J. McMahon, A. Bair. Missing: A. Kinney, K. McMahon, J. Pe- ters, L. Streater, S. Swimmer, T. Terezis, M. Wald, Mr. Tadler, Mrs. McGreevy. 138 aug, Zia... ..... .PY Ellsworth The girls of Ellsworth were a great contribution to Shady Side life this year. President Hillary Krizner led the troups in many successful events, one of which was a sundae stand at the student fair. Even though Ellsworth is sad to see their graduating seniors leave, the girls are looking forward to next year's dorm life. 139 Croft The 1981-82 year at Croft was dif- ferent from the previous years. First of all, the I Love Richard Show was cancelled, Ultimate B died in the jaws of Dulce, and Yeeeeeee slowly became Yeeee, then Yee when the Mandarin Man finally did one late night too many. However, Croft was still the same in many respects as seen in our var- ious activities: Ben Segall's Sunday Night Pizza Party, Marvin's room conversion to the Croft Hotel, mid- night football on the quad, mid- night Ellsworth raids, late night Denny's, B.B., D.H. action, Bruno munch, Thursday night B.C., the Gumby song Are you a Gumby'?', assembly blow-off, President George Aznavorian, and Backs- cammon. Many new Croft person- alities emerged this year: Rand-eye the Barbarian, Wally-balls, Dough- nut, Baby Dave, Stinky pinky, V2 of the lush Brothers, Twinkles, Switch, the Scoop brothers uno- choonv Roone and Brune Qwe're still looking for the girl with the glass bra size 38BJ, Marvin the part-time boarder, and perhaps the most illustrious of them all - West Mifflin Ray and Pubies. The pre- pubescent Pubes, with his diet of salt and Pepsi and Rowe Common parking spot, often found himself the belligerent in the two cherished games - Hill Street Pubes and Starsky and Hutch criminal wres- tling. However, these games were soon terminated when it was dis- covered that he was enjoying it too much. He was also constantly vis- ited by Chester and Charley, those famous army veterans, West Miff- lin Ray was the source of many quotes such as: My dad's stongn, you don't want to see my broth- er , and My thunderbird is a luxu- ry car and can blow away your Cor- vette . Oh yeah, we can't forget the Gumby's perrenial deep throats: The party's over! , That blotch is not chocolate! , and You guys will never steal my food again! fol- lowed by I distinctly smell my ham! 140 STEIHS Simms--Q CQ' . , 5l'.1 l'f1 cf: .U WK' its -- - .-- 'l f7'iEZif.i 5f 730 iw X. fo f' ...N Two new Croft venture were start- ed this year. Croft production films Gumby bites the dust , Span- kyblastv, and The Streets of Puerto Rico . The Croft fry-man physics Racket award was created for the student in Croft currently enrolled in Physics who most re- sembles the Fry man. Along with these new traditions, we saw the demise of many Croft people: Yeeeee, the Dirty, Bindu, John re- member Watergaten Dean, and Johnny Fu, Janie Joo, and the Bindu, too. Thanks to the hard work of our officers Pres. Marv, Vice Pres. Rad, and Sec!Treas. Er- nie, Croft had another memorable year. Morsu! Opposite Page, Middle Photo: Croft: Back Row: B. Katz, E. Greffenstette, J. Rooney, T. Tafel, A. Armstrong, T. Kadar, J. Papuga, J. Lindquist, M. Raitano, I. Kim, J. Kim, Front: D. Schulhof, W. Kim, G. Hartung, J. Salvitti, T. Lasner, M. D'Amico, S. Roth, C. Scales, R. Savera. Bottom: Make up Picture: Back Row: D. Schulhoff, W. Kim, R. Savera, R. Salvitti, T. Tafel, B. Katz, M. D'Amico, M. Carolina, E. Greffenstette, S. Roth, T. Kadar, I. Kim, J. Kim, B. Ott, C. Scales, Front Row: J. Salvitti, J. Rooney, M. Raitano, G. Hartung. 141 ll J .J ,g.i. H' '-I i 3- ,awfq Us .ff Q4 i. .. X I 4 ,km IW. I . 1 7 g 4 , , 445 1- 'Q 42 7 sv? 4' 1 ' F f 4 fa 5, 7, '13 - 'X x, 4 . :fx- Wg.. .Q-5, V52 X4 i 1-ffm' w if' - 'f ,. .. V 131 D132 fh' , .zzsaf .E .r1,k?. H , wg 1 D7 4 M 'Q ' 3 Class Officers: Opposite Page Bottom Right: Fourth Form W. Jenkins, S. Haus, P. Cowan. Top: Sixth Form J. Mallinger, B. Stein, Missing: B. Segall Bottom Left: Fifth Form J.J. Williams, P. Patterson, G. Taylor. This Page, Above Left: Third Form G. Berkey, S. Warren, B. Hinrichs Above Right: Elections Committee Back Row: B. Katz, C. Stiffler, J. Katarin- cic, N. Scheetz, J. Ellis, D. Todd, W. Byerly Front Row: A. Middleman, M.E. Kaelin M. Gibson, A. Kim, S. Kilgore, A. Hou- sholder, L. Davis, J. Kim. Left: Admissions Commitee Back Row: S. Silverman, F. Dickson, J. Ellis, T. Agnew, M.L. Dickson, H. Krizner, D. Kim, J. McMahon, B. Buran, P. Athens, C. Scales, A. Kasunich, T. Gill, A. Hou- sholder, Front Row: K.Berrnan, A. How- son, A. Middleman, M.E. Kaelin, L. Wash- ington, L. LaMagna, L. Haley. ' 3 S 1. if E ii 5:-f.Lf . 5' fm.-MV - ' 'W'T 1 ff ' N 'iff igi AT X ' .-V -54IZ,ge5Qii5:ii X '-A 4 ' x 5? 1-g,g,,, , L .A ,.-15' - f Q2iff'WlQ . ,,.'.,vA V V.- 'ifiii .- AW f 4,--an '-lu-...A 4...h... -span-aww-1 .www-wf, J X 'H' fn. ,ns QJ.. ,,,5- ry .. nu l i' 'Ill ' 'lr 'o 2519153 , 3' 3 2 ' x 4 -1 ,Q 4 ,Q . -arf-1 Opposite page, far left: Library Com- mittee: Leon Haley. Opposite page,right:Prom Committee E. von der Heyden, Mr. Dietz, K. Berman, S. Sauereisen, S. Silverman, J. Williams, D. Rattner, M. Josephs, C. Cancelliere, S. Lerch, B. Berkman, H. Scheetz, K. Hoopes, J. Stone, C. Thompson, Mrs. Krauland. Opposite page, bottom: Judicial Com- mittee: Mr. Hench, Mr. Gable, T. Begg, R. Ejzak, J. Kim, Mr. Kirkpatrick, Mr. Pavlo- vich. This page, top: Student Council Back Row: T. Lazaroff, B. Katz, J. Katar- incic, P. Athens, S. Fuhrer, Front Row: B. Stein, C. Pasman, M. Berkman, D. Graff, C. Thompson, J. Allan, M. Hazlett, T. Terezis, S. Sauereisen, J. McMahon. This page, bottom: Student Fair Com- mittee: Back Row: Miss Henry, J. Sle- singer, L. Haley, M. Hazlett, I. McLaughlin, D. Eddy, K. Brickner, Front Row: K. Smi- ley, E. Berman, R. Agras, D. Garrett, Miss- ing: A. Henry. Below Right: Oral History Taping Club: D. Garrett, M. Hazlett, D. Kartsonas, A. Kim, D. Byrne, B. Neft 4 , 2, . .wf ' ,uw wp-A 3 J . 145 X n... i 1, '.. 2, I2 -Q ar f , rr 'Q I is wifi- al Above: Academian Staff Back Row: L. Washington, K. Berman, K Brickner, M. Grosz, B. Pippin, J. McMahon G. Voss, B. Lutz, A. Kim, L. Kilgore, S. Kil- gore, B. Neft, J. Herrington, Miss Begala Second Row: A. Clarkson, K. Smiley, B Braham, M. Maizlech, J. Kim, D. Eligator T. Terezis, K. Moon, B. Rust, Front Row A. Smith, M. Kaelin, C. Wichers, C. Brod- merkel, L. Cotton, A. Housholder, H. Har- ley, S. Swimmer. Left: Academian Editors Standing: D. Eligator, A. Kim, A. Clark- son, Miss Begala Qadvisorl, Sitting: H. Har- ley, B. Neft, K. Smiley, L. Washington, B Braham, K. Brickner. 147 u :li mug - 5 if if Z 7 Iii' 5 9 , X AJR This Page, Above Left, Traveller's Club: Back Row: C. McTurk, J. Wichers, D. Graff, H. Corson, Y. Herer, Kneeling: T. Stein, E. Vecchio. Above Right: Egerian Back Row: Mr. Murphy, D. Camens, R. Lebovitz, C. LaBarthe, C. Huygen, M. Maiz- lech, T. Affinito, Front Row: L. Kilgore, M. Wald, D. Garrett, A. Smith, A. Kim, S. Kilgore, R. Levey, D. Byrne, B. Scott, S. Mooney. Right: Scuba Club Back Row: D. Hirsch, G. Rice, D. Wis- singer, R. Woodings, Front Row: B. Stein, C. Morter, L. Cotton, I. McLaughlin, C. Meyer, B. Braham, S. Sauereisen, Mr. Diehl. Opposite page, Above, Backpacking Club: Back Row:S. Lebovitz, J. Haust, C. McTurk, C. Huygen, A. Kim, D. Byrne, S. Mooney, Mr. Thorpe, Second Row: S. Sauereisen, C. Brodmerkel, H. Harley, B. Pippin, A. Bowser, S. Swimmer, A. Kinney, Front Row: W. Laing, R. Levey, J. Peters, J. Tadler, S. Repp, D. Murray, J. Elverdin, L. Cunningham. 148 me Ig Q L l l I l 1.,,. w, ' . 'PR ' 4' fi ' ff . ' J ' ' ff ,-Qnim f' v I 'I ff 39 ' ' ' 3268? :.v 2'-,v .,, 'fs ,. , -' 1- S .', 5,-A-' M .A Q c Q' gg. jjj' -' ' H 1, . ' ' . f ' I ' ' -V f.'e?a 4 f .- - ' w w e , '-an ' - , , -.,., 'H ' ' - , '52 :cgi 3' ' .fbi-g:.! K f1,E'g3jl:,ZZgy::hg ,f I 0: 4-kr . Pg: E , ' 4 CT' 415- - 45 ' 1 4 1 -A . ,, J ig: f V fa? if .. Y S. 32-gaming? , . 'r. ..g, ,,,.,.- rg ' 1' :-: -lim? I . Above Left: SUN Back Row: M. Josephs, J. Williams, V. Iversen, Middle Row: K. Niemann, Front Row: D. Schachter, B. Wecht, B. Berkman, G. Brodmerkel, Left: Weightlifting Club Back Row: D. Homyak, P. Lucas, B. Buran, T. Aulicino, D. Kalil, D. Kozel, Mid- dle Row: K. Niemann, L. Haley, H. Pierceg Front Row: T. Lasher, A. Berk, I. Harper. 149 P' . 4 . , f L ' Z2 mf . YJ 535,234 V' 'wr ui A A . Above: Computer Club Back Row: K. Niemann, D. Kartsonas, D. Coleman, M. Stept, T. O'Brien, R. Lebovitz, S. Lebovitz, Y. Herer, R. Rueger, Front Row: M. Zandin, M. Hazlett, M. Wilkes, B. Braham, C. Thompson, T. Affinito. 150 Right: Chess Club Back Row: Mr. Sotak, B. Stein, J. McMa- hon, R. Ejzak, G. Aznavorian, B. Hinrichs, L. Cunningham, Front Row: G. Blanch- field, B. Hinrichs, P. Athens, J. Swensen. Below: Games Club Back Row: T. Affinito, Y. Herer, S. Lebo- vitz, T. Chang, D. Leff, Middle Row: D. Washington, M. Hazlett, D. Schachter, D. Kartsonas, B. Braham, D. Coleman, Front Row: S. Lasday, L. Parker, R. Rueger. . TX., Left: French Club Back Row: T. Gill, L. Kilgore, S. Kilgore, B. Riley, D. Eligator, D. Garrett, R. Lebo- vitz, R. Kaelin, G. Childs, M. Wald, Third Row: M. Gibson, C. Smith, A. Kim, L. Him- melhoch, A. Houston, S. Mooney, L. King, Second Row: D. Camens, A. Smith, A. Fort, C. Wichers, S. Riley, B. Scott, B. Katz, Front Row: G. Taylor, M.E. Kaelin, C. Morter. Opposite Page, Top: Newspaper Standing: R. Ryan, D. Eligator, A. Clark- son, D. Garrett, G. Childs, B. Hinrichs, D. Spear, J. Reich, Mrs. Rumble, G. Taylor, C. McTurk, J. Hirsch, M.E. Kaelin, Third Row: B. Wecht, M. Harrison, A. Schwentker, Second Row: E. Harrison, B. Berkman, J. Williams, J. Spear, First Row: B. Smolar, B. Kanterman, M. Josephs. Right: Spanish Club Back Row: D. Kartsonas, B. Neft, D. But- ler, C. McTurk, A. Nagy, B. Rust, T. Detre, J. Hirsch, Middle Row: A. Reichel, D. Ru- binoff, M. Hazlett, T. Terezis, J. Williams, J. Beckerman, J. Allan, Front Row: A. Kinney, K. Moon, B. Warren, L.Haley, L. Cotton, B. Smolar, D. Moon, Ms. Austin. 151 15 :fA , . 4 e ,, . .E . 4 1 Above: Ski Club Back Row: P. Hoopes, J. Miller, W. Jen- kins, C. Brodmerkel, M. Yaccino, M. Rai- tano, E. Mattheny, K. Fedarko, D. Homyak, K. Berman, M. Hazlett, I. McLaughlin, Second Row: T. Detre, M. Fownes, K. Ca- sey, L. Lockhart, D. Hollinshead, S. Katz, P. Seltman, B. Braham, N. Scheetzg Front Row: M. Zandin, P. Schwartz, G. Brodmer- kel, D. Wissinger, D. Graff, A. Robinson, L. Cotton, C. Wichers, R. Hardie, A. Gross, A. Nagy. Right: Martial Arts Club S. Lasday, R. Rueger, B. Kanterman, Y. Herer, R. Ryan, E. Harrison. 152 Y 1 'Y .I . ,gf- ' . .gfc I' gr' 'N w - ,W , ,,,,,,, if ', . I ' vs f 1 -' ' - 1 .,' ' . Lf . Q V 4 4. , fx' 111 ici . 1 ,-e Left: German Club Back Row: R. Ejzak, M. Henry, M Thompson, G. Fischer, Mr. Sotak, A Schwentker, A. Kim, C. Martin, L. Himmel- hoch, E. Rueger, Middle Row: L. Cunning- ham, R. Woodings, J. Houston, E, Vecchio C. Wood, Front Row: J. Sendek, B. Kan- terman, S. Kilgore, D. Eligator, A. Kim, D Garrett. Below Left: Gargoyle Society Back Row: R. Kaelin, D. Leff, A. Schwentker, S. Lebovitz, F. Patterson, S. Sauereisen, Third Row: A. Ackerman, S Haue, A. Housholder, J. Allan, J. Haus, B Riley, L. King, S. Mooney, C. Morter, Sec- ond Rowz E. Rueger, C. McTurk, A. Kim C. Huygen, A. Middleman, H. Krizner, R Levey, A. Kim, A. Barlow, B. Stephenson, D Murray, L. Cunningham, D. Garrett, J. Pe- ters, S. Riley, L. Himmelhoch, Front Row K. McMahon, S. Repp, J. Tadler, M. Wald T. Stein, S. Moore, M. Grosz, G. Taylor, J Kim, S. Cunningham, B. Katz. Below Right: Performing Arts Club Back Row: O. Young, C. Huygen, D. Gar- rett, L. King. Middle Row: M. Stept, B Riley, R. Levey, S. Mooney, D. Byrne Front Row: M. Wald, D. Kim, H. Krizner A. Housholder, be'-vw i. any 5' iff . Lx., . 4 . 4 . Q 153 Below: Photography Club B. Braham, T. Lasner, M. Maizlech, J. Her- ington. Right: Media Services Club Back Row: A. Barlow, T. Simmons, B. Ste- phenson, Mr. Gable, Front Row: C. Bon- atti, D. Murray, Missing: S. Ference, J. Tadler. Bottom: Lettermen's Club Back Row: C. Thompson, C. Scales, D. Kim, A. Kasunich, Middle ROW: H. Krizner, J. Irvin, J. McMahon, M.L. Dick- son, C. Cancelliere, B. Buran, M. Grosz, J. Mallinger, W. Braham, A. Katz, M. Calihan, D. Kartsonas, B. Houston, D. Todd, J. Ka- tarincic, C. Stiffler, Front Row: D. Dick- son, M. Carolina, T. Agnew, A. Middleman, F. Dickson, J. Ellis, L. Haley, R. DuBois, J. King, S. Lerch, J. Swensen. h bs..kA.' . vars f -I--'- in S 's ,yr-W .WV ,W Q Sw,SENl0RS Agnew BOI13,tJGi Dickson Franklin Harley I Kae-in - H Washington ,I TIMOTHY S. AGNEW Tim Day Student Do it because it is right - Junior School motto Never be diverted from the truth by what you would like to believe - Salada Tea tag Give me the money, and I'll eat with someone I like - JTS We're out of here! Thanks Mom and Dad Student Council VI, Gargoyle Society III, IV, V, VI, Spanish Club IV, V, VI, Newspaper IVg Library Committee Vg Letter- man's Club VI, Enigma Club VI, Liferg Soccer III, IV, Vg Riflery III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain VI, Members Only Club VI, The Dynamos VI Jim Day Student JAMES S. ALLAN Football III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V. VI, Lacrosse V, VI, Track III, IV, Lettered IV, Weightlifting III, IV, V, VI, Ski Club III, IV, V, VI, Prom Committee VI, Letterman's Club VI, Admissions Com- mittee Vlg Team USA VI It was the best of times, It was the worst of times, It was the age of wisdom, It was the age of foolishness . . . - Charles Dickens Opposition will come your way, But the harder the battle you see, It's the sweeter the victory. You can get it if you really want, But you must try, try, and try. You'll succeed at last. - Jimmy Cliff 156 CHRISTOPHER E. ALLEN Chubby Day Student Swimming III, IV, V, Vlg Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Lacrosse III, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Kate Shanahan Fan Club V, VI, Student Council III, Class Secretary IV, Prom Committee V Death is nothing, but to live defeated and inglorious is to die daily. - Napoleon Take it easy baby, Take it as it comes, Go real slow, You'll like it more and more. Specialize in having fun. - The Doors G v- , , , 1 A 5 l I 7 .W ' , 2 tv '- 'HK ' ' 1 'wa 'E A , , ! if ' 'r' E rr. A, an ' e J Q, I' The life of man is a long march through the night, surrounded by invisible foes, tortured by weariness and pain, towards a goal that few can hape to reach, and where none may tarry long. - Bertrand Russell IF you had just a minute to breathe, And they granted you one final wish, Would you ask for something, Like another chance? - Traffic Taylor-Allderdice student 9-115 Academian Vg Scuba Club VI, Wednesday Assembly Blow-off Committee V, VI, Croft Com- mandoes V, VI, Commander-in-Chief VI, Dorm Vice-President VI, Varsity Football V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Basketball Vlg Let- tered VI, Weightlifting V Rad Croft ADDISON A. ARMSTRONG 157 PETER ANTHONY ATHENS Pete Day Student Chess Club II, IV, V, VIQ Cross Country IV, Vg Basketball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered VI, Baseball III, IV, V, VIg Lettered VI, Admis- sions Committee VI, Student Council Board VI Hold on tight to your dreams. - ELO Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing. - Bruce Waldholtz iMy Little League Coachl Whatever it takes. - Chuck Noll The opera's not over till the fat lady sings. - Dick Motta - 158 s. sw The greatest achievement is not in never failing, but in rising again after you fall. - Vince Lombardi Brief, I pray youg for you see, 'tis a busy time with me. - Much Ado About Nothing Damn the torpedosg full speed ahead. - Admiral Halsey Entered Shady Side Academy as a V Former, Football V, VI, Track V, VI, Basketball Vg Letterman's Club VI, Photography Club VI Tony Day Student ANTHONY AULICINO wfgwwif GEORGE F. AZNAVORIAN Gyps Croft J.V. Football IV, V: J.V. Soccer Vg Weightlifting IV, V, VI, Cap- tain VI, Varsity Track IV, V, VI, Chess Club IVg Weightlifting Club IV, V: Backgammon Vlg Chief of Staff Croft Commandosg President of the Assembly Blow-off Committee Life is nothing but the pursuit and capture of the elusive fact. - Peter Benchley Hey Rich for all you do, this bust's for you. - Mine of course I wish to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived. - Thoreau '39 I only live for my dream and a pocket full of gold. - Led Zeppe- lin You can't always get what you want, But if you try sometimes, You might just find, You get what you need. - Rolling Stones There must be some kind of way out of here said thejoker to the thief, There's too much confusion, I can't get no relief. - Jimi Hendrix Basketball III, IV: J.V. Golf IV, Vg Backpacking IV, V, VI, Shoe Golf V, VIQ SSA News IV, V, VIQ Fishing Vg Academian V, VI Ashish Day Student ASHISH KUMOR BAHL 159 -uw-w-:Har TODD MASON BEGG Todd Day Student Footballg Lettered V, VIQ Hockey Club VIg Baseballg Lettered VIg IV Form Presidentg Student Council III, Vg Judicial Committee VI Experience is the name everyone gives to their mistakes. - Oscar Wilde I've taken my fun where I've found it. - Kipling The Ladies Les., eg 160 5 G tm Nqr Words are like leaves and where they most abound much fruit of sense beneath is rarely found Pope The only way to get rld of a temptation IS to yield to It Wilde Charm strikes the sight but merit wins the soul Pope Track IV V VI Basketball III Soccer III Welghtllftlng V VI Chess Club III IV V VI Computer Club III IV Members Only Club V VI fhead member? Llbrary Committee VI Polar Bear Club VI Facetious Unlcorns Whltey Day Student GARRETT D BLANCHFIELD rd ax U You can't get in trouble ,if you keep your pants up. - R. Sotak If ' 39 I CHRISTGPHER D. BONATTI Hey Y0u Day Student Gargoyle IV, V, VI: Computer Club III, IV, V, VI: Student Man- agement Committee IV, V, VI: Audio!Visual Club IV, V, VI, Film Club IV, V, VI: Basketball V, VI, Bonehead III, IV, V, VI God grant me the serenityfto accept the things Ifcannot change . . . fcourage to change thefthings I canfand the wisdom to know! the difference. You're in, you're out . . . That's what Stop 'n' Go is all about. - Myron Cope Get Out! - W.T. Tadler fra ,X lx U' x n X 1 L ll r If , 4, V, We are growing serious, and, let me tell you, that's the very next step to being dull. - J. Addison Since we cannot get what we like, let us like what we can get. - Spanish Proverb Men of few words are the best men. - Shakespeare Soccer III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Powerbooter V, VI, S.I. Club IV, Baseball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Co-Captain VI, E.B.A. III, IV, V, VI: U and A IV, Basketball III, Letterman's Club VI, Prom Committee V, VI, Elections Committee V, VI, Uhl Club V, VI . .. Whit Day Student JAMES WHITLA BRAHAM 161 DAVID S. BURAN Bo Day Student Football III, IV, V, VI: Lettered IV, V, VI, Wrestling III, IV, V, VIQ Lettered IV, V, VI, Co-Captain VIQ Track III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Tri-Captain VI, Admissions Committee V, VI, Letterman's Club V, VI, Student Council IV You can't be much in life, you can't get much out of life, by being mediocre. And unless you're committed to working toward excel- lence, you're committed to mediocrity, to just getting along. I don't think that's what God had in mind for us. - Chuck Noll Football is not as important as giving your mother a kiss and telling her that you love her. - Jack Lambert 162 ,4- if dl It makes me proudfso proud of youfl see innocencefshining through. - Adam and The Ants Dance all night and play all day!Don't let nothing get in the way! Dance all night keep the beatfDon't you worry 'bout two left feet. - The Cars I'm so rowdie I could eat a horse. - MJC Soccer III, IV, V, VI, Basketball III, IV, V, VI, Power Booters III, IV, V, VI, Members Only VI, 'Gover Comedy Club VIQ Uhl Club V, VI Marty Day Student MARTIN JOSEPH CALIHAN - - CHERIE L. CANCELLIERE Cherie Day Student Field Hockey V, VI, Lettered VI, Swimming IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI: Softball IV, V, VI: Lettered IV, V, VI, Spring Soccer, Letterman's Club VI, Prom Committee Co-Chairperson V, VI, Spring Fair Committee Vg Big Sister VI, Shots Unlimited V, VI, Florida or Bust VI, Apache, Itis OK, just don't get caught Club IV, V, VI, We are the people our parents warn us about Club VI There's no disgrace in failure, the disgrace is to not try. - C. Rigby I want to thank my folks for not bringing me up thinking I couldn't do something because I was a woman. - J. Guthrie yn-...,f's.. if I M Man of the hour, Too sweet to be sour. Man of the minute . . . You guys are lambs. - Coach Grandizio 5'12 Four piece suit. - Mike D'Amico Don't let school get in the way of your education. - Mr. Grandi- zio - Mark Twain It doesn't matter what you were in life, it's what you are in life. - Marv Football III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain VI, Basket- ball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Track III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Captain VI, Baseball III, Croft President, Letterman's Club V, VI, President VI, Weightlifting Club V Mr, Carolina, sir Croft MARVIN ELLIS CAROLINA 4 Q SEQ: a ...,,,- N! Q QMMNM 3 163 LEE ROGER CUNNINGHAM Flea Day Student Cross Country III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Track III, IV, V, VI, Wrestling III, IV, Film Club III, IV, V, Vlg President V, VIQ Gargoyle III, IV, V, VI, Newspaper IV, V, VI, Members Only Club V, V13 Arthur Kunnenburg Admiration Society VI, Polar Bear Club VI You can't get in any trouble if you keep your pants up. - R. Sotak The rewards of conformity are mediocrity and monotony. - Arnold H. Glasow Men occasionally stumble over the truth, but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing has happened. Pm Q. Q' , g g H I 'U m , -25,34 . f. ,' , ' -'ff'-H,-Q . , p . fi 6- warp' -' ' 1 ,,f4,,W,,,,f.c4, , 1 ,V- stiff-wi -- ., , f .,'5,r.f,vwf.14:f,,y, f . ' ,y. 4 , 4 ,:'v,g.vg,t, f,sv-, 164 Take me disappearin' through the smoke rings of my mind, Down the foggy ruins of time, far past the frozen leaves, The haunted, frightened trees, out to the windy beach, Far from the twisted reach of crazy sorrow. Yes, to dance beneath the diamond sky with one hand waving free, Silhouetted by the sea, circled by the circus sands, With all memory and fate driven deep beneath the waves, Let me forget about today until tomorrow. - Bob Dylan Robert Day Student ROBERT EARL DAUER 3 I , 1 'I'- 5 I 1 l l i i l li I P li i 1 li ,l it i ii A S ROBIN ANNE DEITCH Robin Day Student Why does not everyone who can afford it have a geranium in his window? It is very cheap. Its cheapness is next to nothing if you raise it from a seed or from a slip. It sweetens the air, rejoices the eye, links you with nature and innocence, and is something to love. And if it cannot love you in return, it cannot hate you, it cannot utter a hateful thing even for your neglecting it, for though it is all beauty, it has no vanity, and such being the case, and living as it does purely to do you good and afford pleasure, how will you be able to neglect it? - John Cheever ng.-nh ' J 'li t, i, People are strange when you're a stranger. -Doors He who is not prepared today will be less so tomorrow. - Ovid The appearances of things are deceptive. - Seneca A great man can come from the country. - Seneca Delay - putting things off until tomorrow - is hateful. - Cicero Letterman's Club VIg Football IV, V, VIQ Lettered V13 Weight- lifting III, IV, Vg Lacrosse III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VIQ Captain VI, Indoor Track VIQ Team USA VI David Day Student DAVID LUDWICK DICKSON 165 FRANK CRAIG DICKSON Frank Day Student Football III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Co-Captain VI, Weightlifting III, V, VI, Lacrosse III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Co-Captain V, Tri-Captain VI, MVP V, Admissions Com- mittee V, VI, Letterman's Club V, VI, Independent Study Com- mittee VI Baby we were born to run. - Bruce Springsteen Smile, the world smiles with you. Cry, cry alone. - Mother To err is human, to forgive is divine. - Pope Don't live for pleasure: It's price is sorrow and pain. Greedy men are always poor: Set limits to desire. Team USA Thanks Mom and Dad 166 The cure for our problem is to make men sane, and to make men sane they must be educated sanely. - Bertrand Russell Easy to be hardfEasy to be proud!Easy to say no. - Gerome Ragnit and James Rado Goddam well I declare, Have you seen the light? - Robert Hunter Field Hockey IV: Softball IV, Racquets V, VI, Wrestling Man- ager V, VI, Backpacking V, VI, Elections Committee IV, V, VI, French Club IV, V, VI, Gargoyle Society IV, V, VI, Academian V, VI, Performing Arts Club V, Health Club VI, Prom Committee VI, Orchestra Ensemble VI Lisa Day Student LISA ANNE DONOUGHE i i g 'luv 'lrzrr lifts RICHARD EARLE DUBOIS Rick Day Student Football III, Wrestling III, Baseball III, Cross Country IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Track IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Tri- Captain VI, Gargoyle V, Prom Committee VI, Letterman's Club VI Cross Country - 2 championships . . . Terri T..Darren S. Head- ..Jim - Jimbo - Irv..Dave - Abrupt - But why'?..3 Muske- teers..George!..John Schafe..Jacques - Jackie..Parties..Study- '?..Girls..Did you see her?..I think I'm in love..jock..Ricky white shoes..Yes Sue I still do and always will..thanks mom and dad- ..Bye. But the worst enemy you can encounter will always be you, yourself, you lie in wait for yourself in caves and woods. - Niezche We'1l take the best, forget the rest and someday we'll find, these were the best of times. - STYX The Lord is my light and my salvation, who shall I fear? The Lord is the strength of my life, of whom shall I be afraid. - PSALMS 27:1 Thanks Mom and Dad 55 Gallons, There is no finish line, NIKE, Late night card sharks, Let's get a runner, road trip, pig pile, C.M., P.M., Low rider striders Photography, Yearbook Photographer, Ultimate Frisbee, Back- packing, Cross-Country VI, Track III, V, VI, Basketball III, V Andy Morewood E. ANDREW DUNMIRE , AWKQM' x 'vii' '-abr. . i QS, ,,., 4 , 167 RICHARD EJZAK Rich Day Student Chess Club III, IV, V, VIg Black Panthers IVQ Second Vatican Council V, Easter Seals Society Poster Child III, Committee to Re-Elect the President VIg Members Only VI, Ku Klux Klan III, IV, Vg Grand Dragon Vg Captain Kidd's Yodeling Orchestra The game's not over till the game is over. - Yogi Berra The unexamined life is not worth living. - Socrates I say that boy's about as sharp as a bowling ball. - Foghorn Leghorn Joey, do you like to hang around the gymnasium? - Airplane In another time's forgotten space, your eyes looked through your mother's face. - The Grateful Dead ' .I 'Y-Pl? if 9 gig? ' 128 -x'5., An Irishman is never at peace when he is fighting. - Irish Prov- erb Single misfortunes never come along and the greatest of all possi- ble misfortunes is generally followed by a much greater. - Sir Boyle Roche Golf IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Captain VI, Lacrosse III, IV, V, VIQ Lettered V, V13 Hockey Club V13 Admissions Committee VI, Elections Committee V, VI, President of UHL Club V, VIQ E.B.A. Club III, IV, V, VI Jerry Day Student JEROME M. ELLIS MIMI J. FAIRMAN Mimi Day Student Nothing seems really to matter, that's the charm of it. Whether you get away, or whether you don'tg whether you arrive at your destination or whether you reach somewhere else, or whether you never get anywhere at all, youire always busy, and you never do anything in particular, and when youive done it there's always something else to do, and you can do it it if you like, but you'd rather not. - Kenneth Grahame Track 111, IV, V, V13 Lettered 111, IV, V, V15 Captain VI, Health Club Q Admissions Committee VI, Computer Club III, IV, V: Elections Committee Vg Co-Chairman VI, Film Club III, IV, V, Treasurer V13 Football 111, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Gargoyle Society III, IV, V, VI, Gym Show Tec. Crew III, IV, V, VI, Media Services Club V, VI, Student Management Committee IV, V, VI, Student United Nations III, IV, V, V13 Swimming III, IV, V, VI, Tennis III, IV, V, V19 Special Gargoyle Award III, The Stephan Michael Shenkan Memorial Award IV, Surrogate Boarder fCroftJ VI Ours is not to reason why, our is just to do and die. - Anon. IIR fIrrational equals Rational? - Joseph I... Schaft Kill Murray! - W.J. Tadler Stush Day Student STANLEY D. FERENCE 169 GREGG KENNETH FICERY Gregg Day Student Tennis III IV V VI'Lettered III IV V VI' Assistant Racquets Coach V VI' Cross Country IV Backgammon Club III IV' Newspaper V' Chess Club V' Hockey Club VI' Letterman s Club VI' Diving VI? Aggressive fighting for the right is the noblest sport the world affords. - Theodore Roosevelt So often it happens that we live our lives in chains and we never even know we have the key. - The Eagles Lead follow or get out of the way. - Ted Turner if an 4 ,lpi I I We transcend actual experience 1n terms of posslble experience CI Lewis But Lord I had to go!My trail was laid too slow behind me!To face the call of fame!Or make a drunkard s name for me King Crunson Chess Club III IV V VI V1ce President Squash III IV V VI Freshman Soccer III J V Tennis IV Slmon Day Student SIMON B FRANKLIN K-'J' S N X , . 1 9 1 ' s 1 1 Q . . 66 ' ff CC 97 0 1 s n v r 1 s v s 1 s a 1 I 1 1 y 1 1 x . ,, 4 X Xgxv 5 K if X E ff I v3 f l wk af Z ,ig AW , ll f J' 170 STEPHEN EDDY FUHRER Steve Day Student Golf III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Co-Captain V, VI, Basketball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Letterman's Club IV, V, fu. JVWO' I A ' as ,V if ' i In ' AM ' 4 , ' vm 1 4 L, A 70321, f 4 O M my , , o 4, , v- ,-' , oi,,f.,, ., ' ffsqmf. . 1 rw' V link, And the good bye makes the journey harder still. - Cat Stevens Love when you can!Cry when you have to . . . fBe who you must! That's a part of the plan!Await your arrivalfwith simple surviv- alfAnd one day we'll all understand . . . - Dan Fogelberg Dance IV, V, VI, Track V, Basketball IV, Admissions Committee VI, Food Committee VI, French Club III, IV, Prom Committee V, VI Jennifer Day Student JENNIFER ANN GABOS VI, Student Council VI, Enigma Club VI, UHL Club! Work, Work Hard, Prepare yourself, then go! - Knute Rockne J ,,,..-ff 'fi i 171 SUSAN C GIALLONARDO Susie Day Student Swimming IV V Lettered IV V Track IV Lettered IV Soft ball V VI Lettered V VI Field Hockey IV FL Squad IV V VI Health Club VI We ve seen the good t1IT16SfW6 ve seen the badfWorst times we ve ever seenfls the best some folks ever had Allman Bros But we cannot endure like the earth and the mountains Life IS not ours to keep for a new sun IS rising Soon these days shall pass away for our freedom we must pay All our words and deeds are carried on the wlnd In the ground our bodies lay here we lay Kansas 'SXT 'I' Q new I X X gf O 66 ' Q! ' , 5 , 1 9 9 - , Z , 3 2 - - , , S , . , . 9 , . , . . , . ff f ' , 'K A f , ,Tv qv A I V L. 1 O j I t L 6. il MW,-q'li Q. ' Quran Tis better to have loved and lost than never to have loved at all. - Tennyson Make it thy business to know thyself which is the most difficult lesson in the world. - Cervantes Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. - TJG III Yeaaah . . . pretty much sol - Omas Thanks Mom and Dad Soccer III IV V VI' Lettered VI' Weightlifting III IV V VI' tee VI' Newspaper IV V: Gargoyle Society IV V VI' French Club III IV V VI' The Dynamos Tommy Day Student THOMAS JAMES GILL Baseball III, IV, V, vig Class President IIIg Admissiohs Cbminitj CC 9, BOB J. GOLDBERG Bob Day Student Spanish Club V, VI, Secretary!Treasurer V, Newspaper III, IV, V: Backgammon V, VI, J.V. Golf III, IV, V, Tennis III, IV, V: Varsity Tennis VI, Lettered VI, Basketball III, IV, V, Varsity Basketball VI, Lettered VI, Junior Class Secretary!Treasurer Life is like eating lobster, you've got to go through so much to get so little. - Anonymous Taking all I can get with no regrets. - Springsteen You've got to learn to roll with the changes. - REO Speedwagon Talk about a dream and you try to make it real. - Springsteen Close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades. - Al McGuire 2 l ll . . , , ,vfwm ' 1' is Z t t 3 Z 1 9 1 , Q 1 W .. 3 4 ., , i 3 , 5 . Z. 3 f 1 ,M ,E ,. , r -,. W! W1 f , ,,.'. ' ' Do what you can, with what you have, where you are. - Theo- dore Roosevelt When you win, nothing hurts. - Joe Namath It is better to deserve honors and not have them than to have them and not deserve them. - Mark Twain Tennis III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Captain V, VI, Gregory Award V, Hockey VI, Alternate Captain, Football III, Basketball III, Soccer IV, Letterman's Club V, VI, Chess Club III, IV, V, VI, Ski Club III, IV, V Stu Day Student STUART GREEN GUODMAN 173 xx llsixg XX. ..,.--W MARK ERIC GROSZ Zappa Day Student Cross Country III IV V VI Lettered V VI Riflery III IV V VI Lettered III IV V VI Track III IV V VI Gargoyle Society III IV V VI Letterman s Club VI Bell Tower Club V VI A smile IS an inexpensive way to improve your looks Charles Gordy Money may not buy happiness but it buys the kind of misery you enjoy Anonymous We can t all be heroes Somebody has to sit on the curb and clap as they go by Will Rogers Such a sweet face Thanks Mom and Dad and Friends - if f :i ,sP ' pr , 5 git?-if . ' ' I 1 ,- ig rg. .ESQ , .. ' em- Qvvzswr. Q:-J.-.eq - A 'iii if 1' -Zami'-fsW.1.-, ' Jimi, 1 ll'ir+bigil3i:3g. :I-:TY Zig as X :ev s It I :. 5 A QW-wif , Q -x . '.,:5,-,wifzqsv A - ' CC 99 7 7 7 9 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 Y 7 I 7 7 7 7 1 , u 7 7 7 7 7 I Y , . 174 Oh God of dust and rainbows help us see that without dust the rainbow would not be. - Langston Hughes . . . If I help somebody as I pass along If I cheer somebody with word or song If I can show somebody he s traveled in the right lane Then my living will not be in vain. - Martin Luther King Football III IV V VI' Lettered VI' WeightliftingfIndoor Track sions Committee VI' Library Committee VI' V Form Class Vice- President' Letterman s Club Secretary!Treasurer VI' Acade- mian IV V' Spanish Club VI' Weightlifting Club V VI' Back- gammon Club III IV' Sioux Chief VI Leon Day Student LEON LEROY HALEY I' f' f, P 5L N 1 I Jr 7 1 III, Iv, v, xilg Traek III, IV, V, VIg,Lettered III, IV, Vlg Admis- CC 9, it l 5 1' HILARY E HARLEY Hilary Day Student Gargoyle Society IV V VI Performing Arts Club V VI Year book IV V VI Copy Edltor VI Cholr VI Dance III IV V VI Admissions Comrnlttee VI Lives of great men remmd us We can make our lives sublime Footprints on the sands of time Longfellow Im going out to clean the pasture spring Ill only stop to rake the leaves away CAnd wait to watch the water clear I mayb I sha nt be gone long You come too Frost l I O S6 ' 93 I 1 1 . 1 ' 1 7 Z 3 2 , , y 1 3 , . And, departing leave behind us, , . . Q I , I 7 1 'N ' X Xt, I'd rather wake up in the middle of nowhere than in any city on earth. - Steve McQueen Let somebody love you, before it's too late. - The Eagles There's sunshine in the heart of me, My blood sings in the breezeg The mountains are a part of me, I'm fellow to the trees. - Robert Service Newspaper III, IV, V, Vlg Associate Editor Vg Editor-in-Chief Vlg Riflery IV, Vg Lettered IV, Vg Admissions Committee VIQ Independent Study Committee Vlg Enigma Club VI Marc Day Student A. MARC HARRISON 175 ?' Z' 8 JEFFREY HAUS Bung Day Student Gargoyle III IV V VI Backpacking IV V VI Lampoon IV V VI Rlflery IV V VI LJC III IV VK Choir VI Purple Army IV V VI I V GolfIII IV V VI ConvoyV Members Only Club VI Film Club VI Shoe Golf Club V VI Carlos Montez Fan Club VI Live fast die young and leave a good looking corpse Peter Yablonsky Who you Jivm with that Cosmik D8bI1S'7 Frank Zappa If we want the whole world r1ght!We got to put up a flghtfBl1t a peaceful fight Chicago I got my own world to live throughfAnd I am t gonna copy you Jlml Hendrix if ? V. P v Q 1 I S 1 o 5 'Z . 1 .. A ,ii-1 g 1 j 1 1 1- Q iw' 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' fi- 1 1 1 1 1 'L 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 lf, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 f- L., ,a . , , Cl ' Q, 66 93 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 Y 7 1 1 ' - .. . , . . . . . , 1 176 I have never let my schooling interfere with my education. - Mark Twain To be what we are and to become what we are capable of becom- ing is the only end of life. - Robert Louis Stevenson Here s to all the ones who don t care if they win. - Steve Win- wood Football III' Swimming III' Lacrosse III IV V VI' Varsity Mudsliding III' Ski Club III IV' Photography Club III IV V' Prom Committee V VI' Chairman VI' Student Fair Board V VI' Academian III IV V VI' Photography Editor V VI' Elections Committee IV V VI' Board V VI' Freshman Orientation VI' Curriculum Committee V VI' S.W.A.P. VI Augie Day Student AUGUSTINE P HENRY l 1 PAUL MARTIN HENRY Marty Day Student To thine ownself be true And it must follow as the night the day Thou canst not then be false to any man Polonlus This town is our town The most important thing in life is style. That is the style of one's existence - the characteristic mode of one's actions - is basi- cally, ultimately what matters. For if man defines himself by doing, then style is doubly definitive because style describes the doing . . . After nearly on hour's monologue, she summed up by remarking, It is content, or rather the consciousness of content, that fills the void. But the mere presence of content is not enough. It is style that gives content the capacity to absorb us, to move usg it is style that makes us care. - Tom Robbins Anne Day Student ANNE STEVENS HENSHAW It IS so glamorous Bet you d live here if you could And be one of us Go Go s 66 99 7 9 7 S iv s...,.ff 1 ,b,b b,,br f ,Z W xv ' f,.fQ,: V ' 'Zi ' it 177 fdivvlw' LESLIE C HEPPENSTALL Leslie Day Student You do not know how much they mean to me my friends And how how rare and strange It IS to find In a life composed so much so much of odds and ends To find a frlend who has these qualltles Who has and gives Those qualities upon which friendship lives How much it means that I say this to you without these friendships life what cauchemar' T S Eliot From the moment I could talk I was ordered to listen now there s a way and I know that I have to go Away I know I have to g Cat Stevens C cs ' as , - , - , 5 - y - I I Y 1 ' Y Y 0. - 178 14' If I am not for myself who will be for me? And if I am not for myself what am I? - Hillil Sayings of the Fathers 1:14 If you will it it shall not be a dream - Theodor Herzl If at first you do succeed try to hide your astonishment. Yale Day Student YALE THOMAS HERER , I 14 f 1 7 And if not now - when? 7 7 7 CC 99 BRIAN S HINRICHS Brian Day Student Soccer III IV Squash IV V VI Lettered VI Tenn1sIII IV V VI Chess Club III IV V VI Pres1dentV VI Newspaper IV V VI Sports Edltor VI Members Only Club VI Judge not that ye be not judged Abraham Lincoln We must all hang together or assuredly we shall all hang sepa rately Benjamin Franklin at the signing of the Declaration of Independence All men are frightened The more lntelllgent they are the more they are frrghtened The courageous man is the man that forces himself ln Splte of his fear to carry on General George S Patton GFI' There comes a redeemer and he too fades away And there follows his wagon behind him that s loaded wlth clay Anonymous Smce you poured the wine for me and tightened up my shoes I hate to leave you sittin there composm lonesome blues - Dead Faded 1S the crimson from the ribbons that she wore Ain t it strange how no one comes round anymore. Jamle Day Student JAMES D HOGAN uf? www E. ALEXANDER HOWSON Alex Day Student CSBert99 Soccer III, IV, V, VI: Basketball III, Track IV, Weightlifting IV, V, VI, Class President V, Stage Crew IV, Admissions Committee VI, Team USA Vl That deserves a biff! - A.H. But if dreams came true, ah, wouldn't that be nice. - Bruce Springsteen We'll keep pushing till it's understood, and these badlands start treating us good. - Bruce Springsteen It is time for you to stop all of your sobbing. - Pretenders 180 Will it get some wind for the sailboat? - Philip GlassfRobert Wilson Racquets III, IV, V, VI, Gargoyle IV, V, VI, Performing Arts Club Co-Chairman VI, Egerian IV, V, VI, Co-Editor VI, Back- packing Option V, Vl, Member of the No-I-Don't-Know-What I-Want-To-Do-With-My-Life Society VI, The EIFXGIRXR Ap- preciation Club Sole member IV, President V, VI, The Okay Society of the World IV, V, VI, Honorary Citizen of Lake Wobe- gon, Minnesota VI, Consumer of Powdermilk Biscuits VI Turtle Day Student CHRISTIAN PETER HUYGEN 1 . ,Ar .,-1 V' JAMES SIMPSON IRVIN Irv Day Student Cross Country III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Wrestling III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, Vg Track Vg Girls Track Manager VI, Backgammon Club III, IV, Chess Club III, IV, Letterman's Club VI, Low Rider Strider Club V, VI, Secretary!Treasurer VI, 151 Club VI Mae - Thank you, twice! I love you, 'Line I'm growing old but not up. - Jimmy Buffet Thank you Mom and Dad WE fr HR, .- t, .A ,,,, 3? ,af , I , . , sq A 4 . 4 gi X in Ignorance and Prejudice and Fear walk hand in hand. - Lee, Lifeson, Peart For those close to me, I wish you prosperity and long life. And for that one so very close to my heart, my love for you is deep. The experiences we've shared have been many. I hope the best is yet to come. - DLJ SSA K-12, Cross Country III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Tri-Captain V, Vlg Wrestling III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Track III, IV, Vg Backpacking VI, Orientation Aid VI, Chorus VI, Music Ensemble VI, Shoe Golf Club V, VI S.-Head Day Student DARREN LEIGH JARVIS 181 awww-Q. ,. k. ! , msd? ' MARY ELLEN KAELIN Mel Day Student French Club III, IV, V, VI, Secretary!Treasurer IV, President V, VI, Admissions Committee VI, Elections Committee IV, V, VI, Orientation Committee IV, V, VI, Newspaper IV, V, VI, Acade- mian IV, V, VI, Synchronized Swimming IV, Girls Swimming III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Basketball III, Softball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered VI All of us do not have equal talent, but all of us should have an equal opportunity to develop our talents. - J.F. Kennedy Thanks to SSA for providing the opportunity. Better keep yourself clean and bright, you are the window through which you must see the world. - Bernard Shaw , 'w,x an We., , V+-...,' 182 Z r Milf The best things and the best people rise out of their separate- ness, I'm against a homogenized society because I want the cream to rise. - Robert Frost Love demands infinitely less than friendship. - George Nathan Girls Varsity Tennis III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Co- Captain VI, Dance III, IV, V, VI, Synchronized Swimming Show IV tLand Choreographerl, French Club III, V, VI, Freshman Orientation Aid VI, Track III, Admissions Committee V, VI, Day of Concern Committee VI, Gargoyle III, V, Cheerleading VI, Letterman's Club VI, Boys Varsity Tennis Manager V: Perform- ing Arts Club V, VI, Choir IV, VI, Big Sister IV, V, VI Debbie Ellsworth DEBORAH YONG KIM ,fs sd' 1---f-sr T ELIZABETH JANE KING Lisa Day Student Gargoyle III, IV, V, VI, French Club III, IV, V, VI, Elections Committee IV, V, VI, Chairperson V, VI, Newspaper IV, V, VI, Academian V: Library Committee VI, Evening of the Arts V, VI, Day of Concern Committee VI, Performing Arts Club V, VI, Big Sister IV, V, VI, Orientation Committee IV, VI Go For It! If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or faraway. - Thoreau Gonna have a good time before it's too late. - Fame Thanks Mom and Dad M'-' vc- N JM., .,,,, -.. ,-,., ..,. ,.W..,..,,.,,., ...,,A..,..,. ,,Y., ,F , 1, . ,. .-..,....a.t ...,..,..,. 4, ,. - 4 - . .- .nw .,.. The steps have been climbed! Settle down you Chump. - D.B. Hi ya doin'. - J.C. Hey Scott, what's a full house! - Me Buran's, BC, BB, SS, SL, MF, FD+DD, SH, GF, and J.C. SSA K-12, Football III, IV, V, VI, Weightlifting III, IV, Wres- tling V, VI, Track IV, V, VI, Morewood Dorm IV, V, VI, Presi- dent VI, Choir III, IV, V, VI, Midnite Express Jacque Morewood JACQUE LYNDEN KING 183 ,W , -ik 4' . N L9 . ,.,. by , fi KATHARINE KNOBIL Kate Day Student Gymnastics Manager V, V13 Softball III, IV .f '?Q 'K You have the freedom to be yourself your true self here and now and nothing can stand in your way whatever stands against that freedom must be set aside be it ritual or superstition or limitation in any form Jonathan Livingston Seagull The camel I had noticed was passing with great difflculty through the eye of the needle Renata Adler Spring Soccer III IV V VI Prom Committee V Admissions Committee V Sargon Society V VI Fair Comm1tteeIII IV V VI Student Council III IV V VI Student Council Board VI Sarah Day Student SARAH GENET KNUTSON There is no sin except stupidity. - Oscar Wilde There is only one thing in the world worse than being talked about, and that is not being talked about. - Oscar Wilde Sing! Riding is a joy! For me I ride. - Robert Browning 184 'A 4 43.3, I X L., Field Hockey III, IV, V, VIg Lettered V, VIQ Co-Captain Vlg if 39 I GEORGE A. KOUNTOURIS Nuts Morewood Choir IV, VI, Ensemble VI, Rock Band VIQ Punk Club VI In a tree by the brook there's a songbird who sings but you know some times thoughts are misgiven. - Led Zeppelin Evharistow Patera Kai Metera This is the best part of trip, this is the trip, the best part, I really like it, what did he say? - The Doors Some people think the world is what it ain't, to some I'm a sinner to others a saint, Some people think the world ain't what it is, all that I know is I gotta take a whiz. - J. Geils Band 14 Let us, then, be up and doing, With a heart for any fate, Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. - Longfellow Track III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Co-Captain VI, Choir III, IV, V, VIQ Recorder Club III, IV, V, VIQ Gargoyle Society III, IV, V, Vlg French Club III, IV, V, Vlg Performing Arts Club VI: Academian Vlg SUN IV, President Ellsworth VI, Swimming III, IV: Letterman's Club VI, Admissions Committee VI I Hillary Ellsworth HILLARY E. KRIZNER sr, - 185 l JULES LABARTHE Chip Day Student Soccer III, IV, V: Weightlifting III, IV, V: Lacrosse III, IV, Eger- ian IV, V, VI, Co-Editor VI There is a road, no simple highway, between the dawn and the dark of night, and if you go no one may follow, that path is for your steps alone. - Robert Hunter Oh to live on Sugar Mountain, with the barkers and the colored balloons, You can't be twenty on Sugar Mountain, 'though you're thinking that you're leaving there too soon. - Neil Young 186 X , 4 f.,,,,.,. .. ,V-ff.rf'f 1 'i ...I 4 A if 'f f'+ . X 5 The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. - Loa- Tzu Hey! Who here's rowdy? - Nick M. We're captives on a carousel of time.!We can't return, we can only look!Behind from where we came!And go round and round and round in the circle game. - Joni Mitchell Basketball III, IV, V, VI, Soccer III, IV, V, VI, Student Council IV, Board Member V, VI, Admissions Committee V, VI, Yale Award V, Pong Champion VI, Power Booters III, IV, V, VI . . . , 'Gover Comedy Club IV, USSA Club VI, EBA CCo-Founderb III, IV, V, U gl A Specialist VI, Members Only VI, Dooper Ball Champion III, UHL Club V, VI, SWAP Tommy Day Student THOMAS A. LAZAROFF 'W' la STEPHEN H. LEBOVITZ Steve Day Student Egerian III, IV, V, VI, Computer Club III, IV, V, VI, Gargoyle V, VI, Film Club V, VI, Riflery III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Shoe Golf V, VI, Pro VI, Members Only Club V, VI Everything that deceives may be said to enchant. - Plato The Now does not last, even in eternity. - Isaac Asimov Infinity itself looks flat and interesting. - Douglas Adams Hello? - Alexander Graham Bell yrflli ' '24, Winn You should try to keep track of it, but if you can't and lose it, that's fine. - Warhol It's a bit squalid, isn't it? - Douglas Adams The sea stays steady as the buildings keep washing up and down. - Douglas Adams Egerian III, IV, V, VI, Computer III, IV, V, Shoe Golf V, VI, Extemporaneous Poetry Society IV, V, President IV, V, Film Club V, VI, Gargoyle III, IV, V, VI, Riflery VI, Members Only Club V, VI l 7 Louie' Day Student DAVID BEN LEFF 187 SCOTT ABERNETHY LERCH Manti Morewood Cross Country IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, VI, Indoor Track III, IV, V, VI, Track III, IV, V, VI, Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Soccer III, Morewood Dorm I, II, III, IV, V, VI, Vice-President VI, Weight- lifting Club III, IV, Fishing Club IV, V, Ski Club V, Letterman's Club VI, Chess Club III, Prom Committee VI, Film Club VI, Midnight Express III, IV, V, VI When you first leave this school your first order of business should be to equip yourself to be independent, self-supporting and in control of your own destiny. Learn a skill, so you will never have to ask your mother or your father or your husband or your wife or your boyfriend or heaven forbid your government - to take care of you. - Abigail Van Buren xg V' -1188 - 1 4,-. I Q' A society that suppresses adventure makes the only adventure the suppression of that society. All that is visible must grow beyond itself, extend into the realm of the invisible. Thereby it receives its true consecration and clarity and takes firm root in the cosmic order. - The Caul- dron , I Ching The Vegetative Universe opens like a flower from the earth's center in which is Eternity . . . - William Blake Field Hockey III, IV, V, Downhill Ski Club III, IV, V, VI, Health Club VI Lisa Day Student LISA LOCKHART ROBERT A. LUTZ Bob Day Student Football III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Weightlifting III, IV, Baseball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered VI, Fishing Club III, Weightlift- ing Club IV, Vg Academian V, VI, The Dynamos Ehhh Bobby! - L.H. Our youth we can have but today, We may always find time to grow old. - Bishop Berkeley Lessons learned are like Bridges burned You only need to cross them but once. - Dan Fogelberg Happiness is an 8-Pointer Thanks Mom and Dad The good ones will get their rewards in time. The bad ones will get their punishment in time. There is time for everything. If it doesn't come in reality, then the time is not yet due. - Anon. Swimming Ill, IV, V, VIQ Lettered III, IV, V, VI, Captain VIg Girls Track III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, Vlg Captain Vlg Acade- mian V, VI, Admissions Committee V, VI, Voting Member VI, Food Committee V, VI, Prom Committee VI, Student Council Voting Representative Vlg Letterman's Club VI Julie Ellsworth JULIE ANN MCMAI-ION 189 JAMES H. MALLINGER Mallo Day Student Senior Class Vice-President, Hockey Club VI, Captain VI, La- crosse III, IV, V, VI, Captain VI, Soccer III, IV, Vg Ski Club III, IV, V, UL Club III, VI Be who you must, it's part of the plan. - D.F. Talk to ya later. - The TUBES 190 Even when you're close to a dreamflt can still let you down! You'll always have a chance to give upfSo why do it now. - Doobie Brothers Frazzled - a truer word was never saidln - Anon. French Club III, IV, V, VI, President IV, Elections Committee III, IV, V, VI, Gargoyle Society III, IV, VI, Admissions Commit- tee V, VI, Voting Member VI, Letterman's Club VI, Prom Com- mittee VIQ Tennis IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Basketball III, Softball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI Amy Day Student AMY B. MIDDLEMAN if -A is q T if C ls li DOUGLAS J. MORRISON Smack Day Student Cross Country III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, V13 Captain V, VI, Swimming 111, IV, V, V13 Lettered III, IV, V, V15 Captain VI, Tennis 1115 Track IV, V: Newspaper IV, V, V1g Low Rider Strid- ers V, VI, Dooper Ball Champion 111 Jim, this is the last time 1'm carrying you home! Mac, 151 thanks See the happy Moron, He doesn't give a damn, I wish I were a moron - My God perhaps I am! - Anonymous van' 'll J , il?-+ f' - A e :Yr fV-,, , fix- ,W , 1 I, -- X -3..J- V ,.. .. ,. - ,Q-V, .b-Q. X, ' , 'fl ' tie, s 'W ,fx 1 P if-if J av' I:- ? i ft A iz f,:q,,, 1 , M rr-: -1 H , i3' f 4 fa. ' A tif- V , Q 5 -L, 1 - Long nights, Impossible Odds. - Styx We haven't the time to take our time. - Eugene Ionesco God hath blessed you with a good name, to be a well favoured man is the gift of fortune, but to write and read comes by nature. - William Shakespeare So many faces in and out of my lifefSome will lastfsome will just be now and then!Life is a series of hellos and goodbyesf1'm afraid it's time for goodbye again. - Billy Joel French Club IV, V, V15 Secretary!Treasurer V15 Gargoyle Society V, V15 Academian Vg Riflery 111, IV, V, VI, J.V. Golf 111, IV, V Chris Day Student CHRISTOPHER S. MORTER - - li - 191 1 595552 ESQ 'W' 4' , 1 Q5 422 ' sf wk XM' 'aww' ROBERT LINDSAY MUNROE Bob Day Student Judicial Committee VIg Baseball III, IV, V, Vlg Lettered IV, Vg Co-Captain VIg Football III, IV, Vg Letterman's Club V15 Ski Club III, IV To the attentive eye, each moment of the year has its own beau- ty, and in the same field it beholds, every hour, a picture which was never seen before and which shall never be seen again. - Ralph Waldo Emerson Che ... Pak... Goog ... T-Rose Thanks Mom, miss you Dad! 24, sl 2 5 ,IQ 192 I don t need to fight to prove I m right I don t need to be forgiven The Who Hey Jazzman Hey Jazzman Oh play me a serenade Bruce Springsteen You re taking a risk but it doesn t matter cos you know you know that It s real F M Thanks for everything R 8z RN Academlan V VI Editor in Chief VI Oral History Taping Club V VI Spanlsh Club IV V VI Vice President VI Student Training Program III IV V VI Tennis IV V Bryan Day Student BRYAN SCOTT NEFT , . , . 1 , . s a - 1 - - ' s 1 7 - Q y 1 1 ' ' s 1 1 7 1 9 ' 1 y s 7 a v C6 99 ,,'fi:1 Y if 4 A nhl 7'l I 3 AMY S. NOLAN Amy Day Student If you neglect your duties for the sake of trivial amusement, you will have pangs of conscienceg but if you are tempted away for a time by great music or a fine sunset, you will return with no sense of shame and no feeling that you have been wasting your time. - Bertrand Russel 'xl K -s U iii' l 'l Av. I n V . 1 , 1 - .S I' f , In , I ,L 'S K, .WP If your socks don't match Stand in a flower patch. - Anonymous Woke up, it was a Chelsea morning, and the first thing that I saw Was the sun through yellow curtains, and a rainbow on the wall. - Joni Mitchell Field Hockey III, IV, Vg Recorder Club Vg Health Club VI Mary Ann Day Student MARY ANN O'HANESIAN I' 5 f P K, if 193 JAMES ANDREW PARR Freak Day Student Backgammon III, IVg Frosh Football, Soccer IV, Vg Basketball III, IV, V, VI, Baseball III, IV, Vg Backpacking VI, Lifer K-123 Rock Ensemble, Members Onlyg Shoe Golf, Lunchtime Bowling Clubg Ultimate bee Clubg Sunshine Club President VI Cold hearted orbfrules the nightfRemoves the Colorsffrom our sight!Red is greyfand yellow white!But we decidefwhich is right! And which is an illusion. - Moody Blues Welcome Back my friendsfto the show that never endsfWe're so glad you could attendfcome inside, come inside. - ELP Everybody Party 24 hours a day. - Triumph -154-I - -,,M Y xii ig g I .,.QV r May you always be courageous, Stand upright and be strong, May you stay forever young. - Bob Dylan I arn not afraid of tomorrow for I have seen yesterday and I love today. - William White Don't ever tell anybody anything. If you do, you start missing everybody. - J.D. Salinger Elections Committee Vlg Newspaper V, VI, Yearbook IV, V, Vlg Prom Committee V, VI, Scuba Club V David Day Student DAVID L. RATTNER CHRISTOPHER D. REIGEL Keig Day Student Banjo Club III, IV, V, VI, Cross Country III, IV, V, VI, Wrestling III, IV, Vg Ski Club IV, V, VIQ SUN Vg Backgammon Club III, IV, F.An. Club V, VI, Team USA VI The cup, you shall empty it. - I-Iammerslejold Wizard imps and sweat sock pimps, interstellar mongrel nymphs. - Bruce Springsteen Scotch on the rocks from outer space descending upon ham sandwich with golf ball. - L.G. I had nothing going for me but my shoes. - Paul Barrere ffjg- .5 ' W One thing has become quite clear: all acquaintances are passing. Therefore I want to make the most of every contact. I want to quickly get close to the people I meet because my experience has shown we won't be together long. - Hugh Prother Could Mohammad move a mountain or was that just P.R. - J.C.S. If music be the food of love - play on. - Shakespeare Softball III, IV, V, VI, Lettered VI, Newspaper IV, V: Perform- ing Arts Club V, VI, Gargoyle III, IV, V, VI, Choir III, IV, V, VIg Elections Committee IV, V, VI, Yearbook Vg Day of Concern Committee VI, Dance VI, French Club III, IV, V, VI, Scuba Club VI, Evening of the Arts V, VI Beth Day Student BETH ANNE RILEY 195 STUART JOSEPH ROTH Rev. Chew Day Student Computer Club III, IV, Riflery IV, V, VI, Racquets III, IV, V, VI, Members Only Club V, VI how the more my heart doth rend, who blithely calls me Reverend - Anon. And the changes of no consequence will pick up the reigns from nowhere. - Genesis Is it any wonder that my mind's on fire, imprisoned by the thought of what I do? - Blue Oyster Cult Attack Wave 1 Completed - Bonus X 100. - Defender You think you're so clever But you know you're insane. - Deep Purple W' get- 'fda X 53 '-'1-5 ..r'. I Rv TF II .... .. I ,N .,y.f Q 2 , , 1- f::s.a5f:-g I ali!! Q A ,J r','- , I f ff? .1 .f - '. .fx.g V Pl A 3. any-s ' Q One cannot soar with the eagles by day, if one hoots with the owls by night. Poor man wanna be rich, rich man wanna be king, but a king ain't satisfied till he rules everything. - Bruce Springsteen Given enough time, the impossible becomes probable, the prob- able, possible and the possible virtually certain. And I'm pulling out of here to win. - Bruce Springsteen Golf III, VI, Lettered III, VI, Basketball IV, V, VI, Lettered VI, Baseball IV, V, VI, Lettered III, VI, Ski Club IV, V, Spanish Club V, VI, Photography VI, Secretary!Treasurer Croft VI, Acade- mian V, VI Sal Croft E. RONALD SALVITTI l 1 l 196 S .. .J. X xx'-M ANDREW E SCHWENTKER Schween Day Student L1ferK 12 Gargoyle III IV V VI SSA News IV V VI Associ ate Editor V Editor in Chief VI Egerian IV Chess Club III IV Riflery IV Lettered IV German Club III IV V VI One ought every day at least to hear a little song read a good poem see a fine picture and if it were possible to speak a few reasonable words Goethe You can get it rf you really want J immy Cliff The monuments of wrt survive the monuments of power Francis Bacon ,gf a X35 0 if 39 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' S ' ' S 1 1 Q i 1 1 1 1 1 a v n 1 v U I . .. - s i..:vi.:.i.l.:v ' . I -f ,.r' ..f!.,x XXXU, Q , Y e I I You probably heard of it. You've probably seen the ads, anyway. They advertise in about a thousand magazines, always showing some hot-shot guy on a horse jumping over a fence. Like as if all you ever did at Pencey was play polo all the time. I never even once saw a horse anywhere near the place. And underneath the guy on the horse's picture, it always says: 'tSince 1888 we have been molding boys into splendid, clear-thinking young men. Strictly for the birds. They don't do any damn more molding at Pencey that they do at any other school. And I didn't know anybody there that was splendid and clear-thinking and all. Maybe two guys. If that many. And they probably came to Pencey that way. - J.D. Salinger Ben Croft BENJAMIN SEGALL 197 J 1 1 1 KATHARINE H. SHANAHAN Kate Day Student Girl who grow up in tiger suit grow up like wild animal. - Confucious Let thy speech be better than silence, or be silent. Though we rush ahead to save our time!We are only what we feel!And I love you, can you feel it now. t...n.sJ...'0w,,,,.-+'- ' .,. wt. ,W I , ' vJf'.?Q'i-. , I I J V, 'Q 'rf 4 , fMff, 198 vvu, is AA' g K - -my .. LA, Yes there are two paths you can go by, But in the long run There's still time to change the road you're on. - The Who Let's get together before we get much older. - The Who Diplomacy is the art of letting someone have your way. - Daniel Vare Freshman Track IIIQ Varsity Track IV, V, VIg Spanish Club III, IVg Photography Club VIQ Freshman Soccer IIIg G.H. Club V13 Anti-Club Club V, VI Pete Day Student PETER JOHN SHEPTAK f-dr , ' ' :ss-2 '--Q sz - ?'-1-:.. 'asf-ir-11 --'fl F 11, . ,, sk is MICHAEL ERIC SILVERMAN Mike Day Student Chess Club III, IV, V, VI, Backgammon Club III, IV, Vg Hockey Club VI, Lacrosse III, IV, V, VI, Basketball III, IV, Vg French Club III, IV, SUN III, IV In making a living today, many no longer leave room for life. - Joseph Sizoo The name of the game may be winning, but happiness is what it's all about. - Don Schula The power of imagination makes us infinite. - John Muir wr in-M 0 -rule Never before has there been so little time in which to do so much. - FDR Getting things done is like mating elephants: 1. It's done at a high level, 2. It's accomplished with a great deal of roaring and screaming, 3. It takes a long time to produce results. Thanx Mom and Dad Lacrosse III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V, VI, Squash IV, V, VI, Let- tered VI, Mohawk Chief, Asst. Trainer IV, V, VI, Dorm Secre- taryfTreasurer VI, Gargoyle III, V, VI, Admissions Committee V, VI, Freshman Orientation Committee V, VIQ Class Vice-Presi- dent IIIQ Newspaper IV, Prom Committee VI, Midnight Express II-VI Steve Morewood STEVEN BRETT SILVERMAN '-i- -' 'Tad i FRANKWIN SISSINGH Paco Day Student Baseball IV, V, VIQ Ice Hockey VIL Anti-Club Club III, IV, V, VI T.S. Baby - Joe Felder Everyone should rid himself of the illusion that his fullfillments are of much interest to anyone else. Therein lies freedom of action. - Carroll O'Connor There's nothing you can do but you can learn to be you in time. - The Beatles Gregorio get out!!Paco, you are next! - Sylvia Huygen Now Ilm on my way. - The Moody Blues Good Luck Kenric! it ,, . I 4, QP- , .,,Wmg1y ' , ,Q fy m , W Uv., ' 'f I 1 .M .3 200 The Saints are the Sinners who keep on trying M Meyerson Don t surround yourself with yourself X Move on back to Squares Yes Heres to Someday when Someone understands 1tfWhy life keeps turning like a Mad thing Steve Winwood Oh I am on my way I know I am Cat Stevens Varsity Soccer V VI Lettered V VI Varsity Track III IV V Lettered III IV V Fair Committee IV V VI Co Chairman V Chairman VI Stage Crew IV V VI Buzz Day Student JON CARL SLESINGER .V 3 .v ' wif A ii ' 2. . Q '5mH:Qav,1f1 24 ef. 1 ' V , . , . . 1 1 1 1 x 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 ' 1 1 1 1 C6 JEFFREY WAYNE SPEAR Spearo Day Student SSA News 111, IV, V, V15 Editor-in-Chief V15 Curriculum Com- mittee VIQ Enigma Club VI, Soccer III, IV, V, VI, Lettered V13 Basketball III, IV, Vg Baseball 111, IV, V, V15 Uhl Club V, VI . . . If I am not for myself, who will be for me? If 1 am for myself alone, what am 1? - Hillel Success is in the way you walk the paths of life each dayfIt's in the little things you do and in the little things you say. I'm the operator with my pocket calculator. - Kraftwerk Someday we'll look back at this and it will all seem funny. - Springsteen pm-at we 1-wwssnnivuamu 125 , ' Someday we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny. - Bruce Springsteen Love when you can!Cry when you have tofBe who you must! That's a part of the plan.fAwait your arrival!With simple surviv- alfAnd one day we'll all understand. - Dan Fogelberg Diplomacy is being able to tell a person to go to hell in such a way that they actually look forward to the trip. - Stinnett And I'm pullin' out of here to win. - The Boss Soccer III, IV, V, VI, Lettered VI, Chess Club III, IV, V, VI, Officer V, VI, SecretaryfTreasurer VI, Computer Club III Brad Day Student BRADLEY DANIEL STEIN 201 wffl ROBERT R STEPHENSON Bob Day Student Gargoyle Society III IV V VI Film Club IV V VI Computer Club III IV V Soccer III Basketball Manager III IV V VI Lacrosse III Media Services V VI I hold that a little revolution now and then is a good thing Thomas Jefferson A little knowledge IS a dangerous thlng A3MOPOSWTS642520 ,'r. , V. , ff , I , I gge' f ulea Qi? 4 f,f, I i , t f 'jflf3g. 3 ,le A, V. S . L3 fi-ff iii? .ef . Qu. c e 2e , r a o u M.. va - .IIP . F -2553 7' ' -.gf ' Q, 'tu,AV - L ' Af No bird soars too high if he soars with his own wings. - William Blake If you get simple beauty and naught else you get about the best thing God invents Robert Browning Concelt may puff a man up but never prop him up. - John Ruskin He that converses not know nothing. - Thomas Fuller Improvement makes straight roads' but the crooked roads with- out lmprovement are the roads of genius. - William Blake SUN IV Racquets IV V VI Egerian V VI' Academian V' Girls Basketball Manager V VI Choir VI' Track IV' Dorm Secretary! Treasurer VI Leona Ellsworth LEONA D STREATER if W' 'Visas 202 ,Z I Af , S5357 ' -1 41 4 7 Q , fl J' V ffmf , f' 'Q 1 .. gl . , if ' B .5 w. ' '3 . q vi JL. '11 9 1 st W, ,A , ,E ,tiff A ' A r W , 1: Q t. 1 ff I ,w,iMiJg 2 1' 'Z' Ji! ,QW S , . Lx x Oo Y, A 'A I , ,- ,f l g f, 5 1 ,,, W, . , 4 ,N 1 J mv as ,f '. 52,51 ,K ,ir , . . me 4 , , , 'mf ff lt, K ' ,, . . 1 .ffw ,, . 2' . 1 gf I if 5,14 M ,ig ! 'I' S 4 ,, 1 1, .- 5. tg- . 'fr ff My gi. ' 1-,fps ! 7 7 ! ! 7 ! O 'wir' aff JEFFREY H SWENSEN Jeff' Day Student Bell Tower Club V VI Never put off till tomorrow what you can do the day after tomor row Mark Twain Yesterday don t matter lf it s gone Mick Jagger I know what I want but I just don t know Hendrix Thanks Mom Dad Mac Doug Zappa and Irv You gotta live hfe and be yourself!Y ou can t live life for anyone elsefY ou gotta live life that s all you do!Nobody s gonna live your life for you Ray Davis 'C-D' . cc 9 Y , . . , . . , . , . 7 7 Y Y 7 . . , . . . . , , . .1 A 4 V 49 A V I 14 I I ' 1 2 ., ,,, M. JENCY ml late night crew Studio Che F.U. E.S. and D. Yee HiMr. Graff we know where you are De-ga A.N.B. Moke, All are but parts of one stupendous whole !Whose body Nature is and God the soul. - Alexander Pope Nonsense is good only because common sense is so limited. - George Santayand Freshman Football' Varsity Football V VI' Lettered VI' Ski Club III IV V VI' Scuba Club VI' Jazz and Orchestral Ensem- bles VI' Varsity Riflery VI' Health Club VI' Late-Night Club' Backpacking Club Fester Croft TROY BUSGN TAFEL K u 1 fi, unnoanunvnugp -f '22 K 'lib 9' . ,, ,x Ar l lim I Che', PaK, B.B., S.B., C.C., F.L., Dingles, Croft Commandos, Y Y 7 I 7 ! 7 5 Y 1 7 7 1 CC Q! 5- 203 siwiss is CAROLYN ANN THOMPSON Carolyn Day Student Girls Basketball Girls Softball Student Council SCUBA FHDO MBFC SCCOA SWAP LOML LOYL I love you not only for what you are but for what I am when I am with you Arms reaching out to the future Back up against the past I am a child I ll last a while you can t conceive of the pleasure in my smile We are not so poor that we must destroy our wilderness nor so rich that we can afford to 'WH-swf? as ..mi-snn.., ' bi 13.1-2:2 1 F F I , 9:76 2 -.: '.::-..5v ' I ' 66 97 3 I Z I S 3 J 3 ' , . . , . , . . 7 Y ! 204 1 'U R0 I used to get mad at my school the teachers who taught me me up with your rules. I ve got to admit it s getting better' a little better all the time. - The Beatles Why should I care - The Who And when the night is cloudy there is still a light that shines on me. Shine until tomorrow let it be. - The Beatles Football III IV V VI' Lettered VI' Baseball III IV V VI' Lettered VI' Weightlifting IV' Academian V VI' GH Club VI' Boss Club VI Greg Day Student GREGORY JAMES VOSS . K lx is ff . ii in I 7 weren't cool, You're holding me down, turning me round, filling 7 7 , 9 9 7 7 Y I ! 3 7 7 Y 7 ! 7 Y U 39 MARGI LYNN WALD Margl Ellsworth Gargoyle Society IV V VI French Club IV V VI Secretary! Treasurer V Zen Racquets IV V VI Guru VI Freshman Spirit Club VI Co Founder VI Performlng Arts Club V VI Chairman VI GEB III Fan Club VI He fumbles at your soulfAs players at the keys!Before they drop full Music on!He stuns you by degrees fPrepares your brittle Nature!F or the Ethereal BlowfBy fainter hammers further heard fThen nearer Then so slowfYour Breath has time to stra1ghten XY our Brain to bubble Cool !Deals one imperial Thunderbolt !That scalps your naked soul I When wlnds take Forests ln the1r Paws fThe Universe still Emily Dickinson Q-J 'FMDV gf C6 '9! ' , , 5 , , 9 S y , 2 S l ' 9 I . . . - . - is V' A L --'jf Y vs-. '. Q - -me ' ' K 3, . ' A ' , iffy ,fin i X. .77 I j if Destiny is not a matter of chance it is a matter of choice' it is not a thing to be waited for it is a thing to be achieved. - William Jennings Bryant Ideals are like stars' you will not succeed in touching them with your hands but like the seafaring man on the desert of waters you choose them as your guides and following them you reach your destiny. - Carl Schultz Once made equal to man women becomes his superior. - Socra- es Thanks Mom and Dad! Admissions Committee V VI' Academian V VI' Lay-Out Editor VI' Dance IV VI' Cheerleading VI Lisa Day Student LISA YVETTE WASHINGTON f 1 2 if 1 1 1 fi 1 lf? f , at f i ' I F 1 i ,W I , ,gf L- f I f 'U ml x ff i 1 fx N! , 4 if 1 l Y l 7 3 7 1 Y 7 Y 7 7 Y 7 7 7 GC ' 99 205 WILLIAM J. WEDEMEYER Bill Day Student Chess Club III, IV, Vg First Board III, IV, Vg Computer Club III, IV, Vg SUN III, IVg Performing Arts Club Vg German Club III, IV, Riflery IV, Vg Lettered Vg Student Radical III, V Seid umschlungen, Millionen!!Diesen kuss der ganzen Welt!! Bruder, uber'm Sternenzelt!Muss ein lieber Vater wohnen. - Friedrich Schiller Ihr sturzt nieder, Millionen'?!Ahndest du den Schopfer, Welt?! Such' ihn uber'm Sternenzelt,fUber Sternen muss er wohnen. - Friedrich Schiller Hee, hee, hee! - The Blue Phantom A brick in the face! - BW Y ma' 9?' F!! VW? 206 Humanity does not pass through phases as a train passes through stations: Being alive, it has the privilege of always mov- ing, yet never leaving anything behind. - C.S. Lewis Win without boasting, lose without excuse. - Albert Terhene You can't burn a candle at both ends. - FlW III Letsgohaveamoke - TJ Squash III, IV, V, VI, Lettered IV, V, Vlg Captain VI, Soccer III, IV, Vg Lettered IV, Vg Academian V, VI, Egerian VI, F.L. Che' Squad, Moke Squad III, IV, V, VI Ted Croft EDWARD B. WIEGAND MARK DONALD WILKINS Mark Day Student Soccer III, IV: J.V. Golf V, V13 Riflery V, VI, Lettered V, V15 Computer Club III, IV, V, V15 Lunch Time Bowling Team VI, Shoe Golf V, VI Instead of worrying about my clothes,!I could be someone that nobody knows.fI wish I never woke up this morning!Life was easy when it was boring. - The Police But my dreams!They aren't as emptyfas my conscience seems to be. - The Who I can't hear you! - D. Iris Don't blow your life - it's a gift, a free gift - the only one you'll ever have. - Anon. .-Q 0' if Oh Crash' it is a gentle thing fBeloved from pole to pole Adapted from Coleridge Procrastination the art of keeping up with yesterday Don Marquis All the th1ngsIl1ke to do are either immoral illegal or fattening Alexander Woollcott Yeeeeeee Vars1tyPE IV V VI Election Committee V VI Croft Assem bly Blow OffAssoc1at1on IV V VI Croft Commandos IV V VI lst Lleutenant VI Late Night Crew IV V VI Rob Croft ROBERT A YEE Nw--f' Qllilnw--du, 2' A if , Q X - ' 1' , 2 , ' I , ?- 3 s? , it 5 A f m I I - . . . . . . ! Riflery IV, V, VI, Tennis IV, V, VI, Ultimate Bee Club IV, V, V15 CC 77 207 OWEN C. YOUNG Owen Day Student Varsity P.E. III, IV, V, VI, Admissions Committee V, VI, Admis- sions Board VI, Fine Arts Club V, VI, Weightlifting Club V, VI, Evening of the Arts III, IV, V, VI They call me a dreamer, but I'm not the only one. I hope you'll join us, And the world will be as one. - John Lennon What I want to do is make people laugh so they'll see things seriously. - William K. Zinsser If musical sounds effect us more powerfully than the sounds of nature, the reason is that nature confines itself to expressing feelings, whereas music suggests them to us. Junior Graduate He who is afraid to ask is ashamed of learning. - Danish proverb We are not at our best perched at the summit, we are climbers, at our best, when the way is steep. - John W. Gardner Nothing ventured, nothing gained. - John Heywood Student Government, Vice-President IV, French Club III, IV, Vg Photography Club IV, Vg Soccer III, IV, Vg Track III, IV, Let- tered IV Dean Day Student WILLIAM DEAN ADAMS 'Gtr' 208 'I N I 1 N Y w x J . i M 'E Jil 1 W gl 13 4 l 1 w Y Y L 1 . 5 J ,X Ni we UQ' roy-I Ili in vii' A 59 if June 1 June 2 June 5 June 4 June 5 June 6 June '7 June 8 June 10 Graduatlon WFINALLY 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 nl 0ut at Last Lifers are a unique breed. For nine years, they are able to with- stand the pressures of hard Work, hard play, and no girls. When they reach the Senior School, however, life changes. Work gets harder, play turns to work, and girls turn to play. Yet through it all, lifers man- age to maintain their sanity and well-being while learning and hav- ing fun in the process. For their bravery and endurance above and beyond the call of duty, the entire school salutes the lifers and wishes them well. James S. Allan Robert E. Dauer Simon B. Franklin Leon L. Haley E. Marc Harrison Alex Howson James A. Parr Andrew E. Schwentker Jon C. Slessinger Troy B. Tafel 212 Z' Ei' ,V lfrw-va '2 'CJ 1 af 5145! V qw ,K - .7 . Q1 4 . - z 2 my-.x va.. My W' ,, ' f 3 I 1' A .ff 3. 'wg' . s 4 , va, 4, 5 1 . fs 4 ' L-, Y 'ef 'Qt WI rrp..- W 'L of U 2 9,5 A . ,. i ' 'M , fu 'K ,ity A . V is ,2 .f af Z ,sg r ' rf- V . KA if . . hav V uf I U ,,. iTd 'F-:ii-1? v- , J yi k S , ' ,212 1- 'Wi , 4 a , ., Wg. 'li . f ff? fi M-,fax 11 rr. , HH 223 -' '11 -pf cw- n .f,, .4714 ' ,ff se, fi ew 'ZW i f l? 1 1.'+f'f1 f's?? QW? 57,9-' 54,1331 .AljV4g,fQ, A ' 'P Q i -gi 1. .fn '-., A , . -155, I 4 -is-5 , le, .Ze ' Biff -fmfiayrai Lf' wma- .M Moh aw ks Win This year tribe day was a favorite event of students and teachers alike. Many contests were a aprt of tribe day. Nobody can forget the famous pie eating and root beer chugging contest. Wally, Doc, and Jack pigged out. The chicken fights were big, as well as the tug-of-war. How many eggs made it to the fin- ish line? Gary's did'nt! The three leg race and the wheelbarrow race were very popular among everyone. The mighty Mohawks finally pre- vailed, but everyone enjoyed the cookout afterwards. All in all, a great day. , 213 ll N ,till 5412, A 5115 4' .11 2' ' .'-ar-,3 J: w Aff, in 'mr-2 4 FS 1141- ii, N-:E -b i n In 135 : !,.. 5,52 W M ' Mr- sm:. vii, 5' f Q Q I' 2? f I 3 H5 V up E. ' 'Wav Q o R 215 E Xb mvm.,,,.,,. .,.. , , N'X 'N'-wwf. xN..,... A, . , ,., xMM6 rem 1, Q ,Ai RK? f'-NL 'NG 2 f 5 a 'Z B A 5 gi. I r-1 fi 0.1 Celebration! The Class of 1982 was honored by friends, faculty, parents, and guests on Friday, June the elev- enth. The festivities began on the Rowe Hall Quadrangle at 2 P.M. Ben Segall, president of the Senior Class, opened the Class Day Exer- cises with a warm welcome. The tradition of Class Day was pleas- antly interrupted by an unusual story told by Chris Huygen in lieu of a Class Ode . Class Day closed with the raising of the flag by Sen- iors Garrett Blanchfield and Lisa Washington. At 2:45 P.M., the seniors, clad in the traditional blue and white, marched to McKelvy Field with the musical accompaniment pro- vided by the Fine Arts Brass Quin- tet. The Reverend Robert Heppen- stall offered the Invocation, and Dr. Johnson welcomed the stu- dents and guests. Amy Middleman, valedictorian of the Senior Class, gave a stirring speech on the sub- jects of excellence and competition. Dr. Howard Swearer, president of Brown University, addressed the graduating class with a humorous and unique speech. The members of the Senior Class were then pre- sented with their diplomas, and the graduation ceremony closed with the Senior Cheer. The Class of 1982 will always be remembered for their unique style and accomplish- ments. 219 's 15 EZ, may ji Q Q A 'RN 12 J , P-, .x', ,.'j f g,'lQ-. fs- . 7' :fu 85 'i -ks Ni i l Q 1 1. M my-lif-,f .. .3 J V ,td mx .ki ix'5ax 5 mx s A 9 J 1 'Xa Q m I 1 Q ' E Q -.S Q3 ' 6 I v '. fa W 3 Q V . Y I I 1 -rg x. feel, Mal ' 35 J X r I 4 ,,.'1-5? - gigs, .53 Wk 5 P W I . . V , -1...-sc 7 r'-Q-:atv - 'O lv Af -S' 'f ' f V .9 'Q da Q Q .ll A 'f 1 Q D , 9 . ', Q ' - 6 Av A ' '-V 'J' in I A I - V, L 'if LY-V git, -ol 4 W6 ,. A W. ,K M ,- Q mb ' - ' ' f . . ' gvflf , 73 ,Y 8 M ,V 'IF' L 1 4 Lyn! 'v , L R t5 ,Q ' MPA 4 1 ' ' li I - -st3',' E X ..-qmsvmr ?5f24Q':73-' aw., 4, V ,B W! ,Y rl I ' , 1 I 42, 'Q 7- J ,I 'V .4 ,. . -.M 1 ff? k .4 1 ,,,-qvgw I ' A I ,lilihgll 'A'lWA:Tir!!lif1liiDriL M lllllllllglnlizllll lislllmwmlmiiaim miinnnilwiimiiiumis -1- .1- T L.......J..,..L,.- -.-.--.-N--g-A EIEEE Williams Alumni Award.. Instructor's Award ................. Independent Study Prize .....- ...........- ........................ Bill Avner Creative Writing Prize ......... Language Department Prize ................ Josiah L. Goldsmith Prizes.. German III Prize ................. German IV Prizes ............. ......--...n -............- Mathematics Achievement Prize ............... LeamanfBotti Math and Science Prize ....... Bausch and Lomb Science Medal ......... Merle M. Alexander Science Prize ........ George Baton Scheetz History Prize ......... M.A. Cancelliere Economnics Prize ...... Thornton Oakley Memorial Award ....... Music Scholarship Prize ....................... Music Vocal Performance Prize .......... . - . Publications Prize ................................. E. Bruce Hill, Jr. Memorial Prize ......... Special Gargoyle Award ................................. Walter Martin Lester Memorial Award ...... Dartmouth Award ........................................ Aurelian Award ....................... f.-....---..---..--... First Honor Student in Senior Class ........ Second Honor Student in Senior Class ....... Raymond F. Arnheim Memorial Award .......... Richard S. Kenneth L. Simon Award .......... Miller Award .................................................... William C. Nealon Award .................................. Joseph Bole Hare Steffey Memorial Award ...... Edward Ernest Ebbert Memorial Award ........ All-Round Cup ................................................. Lowell Innes Award ........ President's Prize ........... Cum Laude: January: Amy Beth Middleman Alexander Marc Harrison James Stuart Allan Richard Anthony Ejzak Mary Ellen Kaelin Peter Anthony Athens Thomas James Gill IV Deborah Yong Kim Martin Joseph Calihan Yale Thomas Herer Christopher Scott Morter June: Timothy Stoughton Agnew Andrew E. Schwentker Chris Peter Huygen Katharine Knobil Hillary Elizabeth Krizner Thomas A. Lazaroff Jr. Stephen Howard Lebovitz Douglas James Morrisson Beth Anne Riley Margi Lynn Wald Leon L. Haley, Jr. Marc Harrison ..................Margi L. Wald .........Christian P. Huygen ........Mary Ellen Kaelin ..................Hillary E. Krizner .-ea-.s ....- Amy B. Middleman .Garrett D. Blanchfield, Jr. ......Andrew E. Schwentker Richard A. Ejzak .............Yale T. Herer Leon L. Haley, Jr. ..............Katharine Knobil ......................James S. Allan Stanley D. Ference III Martin J. Calihan Beth A. Riley Hilary E. Harley ........Simon B. Franklin ...........Jacque L. King ................Bryan S. Neft ...................Margi L. Wald Stanley D. Ference III ..............David L. Dickson .......Marvin E. Carolina, Jr. ..........Thomas A. Lazaroff,.Jr. B. Middleman ..................James S. Allan ........Mary Ellen Kaelin Anne S. Henshaw ...........James S. Allan ........Mark D. Wilkins Margi L. Wald ........4Jaque L. King David S. Buran Jeff W. Spear ........Richard A. Ejzak Sargon Society: Chris Allen Todd Begg David Buran Lee Cunningham Frank Dickson Stanley Ference Chris Huygen Julie McMahon Amy Middleman Andy Schwentker Steve Silverman Jeff Spear Bob Stephenson Margi Wald Dean Adams ....... Tim Agnew ......... Johns Hopkins ..............Princeton Jim Allan ................... .......... H arvard Chris Allen .................... .......... B owdoin Addison Armstrong ......... ........ C olumbia Pete Athens .................. ................................ B ucknell Tony Aulicino ........... ................................... A llegheny George Aznavorian ............ Washington and Jefferson Ashish Bahl ............ ............................. V anderbilt Todd Begg ...................................................... Richmond Gary Blanchfield .............................................. Carleton Chris Bonatti ........... Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Whit Braham ....... David Buran ......... Marty Calihan ...... Cherie Cancelliere Marvin Carolina... Lee Cunningham. Robert Dauer ....... Robin Deitch ........ David Dickson ...... Frank Dickson ...... Lisa Donoughe ..... Rick DuBois ....... Andy Dunmire ...... Rich Ejzak ....... Jerry Ellis ........... Mimi Fairman ...... Stanley Ference Gregg Ficery ......... Simon Franklin .... Steve Fuhrer ......... Jennifer Gabos ..... Susie Giallonardo Tom Gill ............... Bob Goldberg ....... Stuart Goodman .. Mark Grosz ........... Leon Haley .....,..... Hillary Harley ...... Mark Harrison ..... Jeff Haus ............ Austin Henry ........ Marty Henry ........ Anne Henshaw ..... Leslie Heppenstal Yale Herer ............ Brian Hinrichs ..... Jamie Hogan ...... Alex Howson ...... Chris Huygen ....... J 1m Irvin ............. Darrin Jarvis ...... . .......... Bowdoin .............Amherst Springfield Georgia Tech Hampden-Sydney Bennington .......................Lehigh ..........................Lehigh .........Conneticut College of North Carolina U. of Cincinnati ..............Princeton .........Notre Dame .........Michigan ..............Union Georgetown Lawrence Notre Dame of Miami West Virginia Wesleyan Harvard Tulane U. of Massachusetts Dickinson Brown Southern Methodist ........................Haverford Dame Rhode Island School of Design of Vermont ........,..........Cornell ....................Amherst Ohio Wesleyan ..................Oberlin ..................Allegheny Boston University Mary Ellen Kaelin Debbie Kim ................ Lisa King .......... J aque King .......... ........ Kate Knobil ............ Sarah Knutson .............. George Kountouris ....... Hillary Krizner .......... Chip Labarthe ........ Tom Lazaroff ......... Steve Lebovitz ....... David Leff ........ Scott Lerch .......... Lisa Lockhart ......... Bob Lutz .............. Julie McMahon ...... Jamie Mallinger ........, Amy Middleman ........ Doug Morrison ....... Chris Morter ....... Bob Munroe ........ Bryan Neft ....... Amy Nolan ........................ Mary Ann O'Hanesian ........ Jamie Parr ......................... David Rattner ........ Chris Reigal ......... Beth Riley ............ Stuart Roth ............ Ron Salvitti ................ Dickinson Wellesley Washington and Jefferson .................Trinity U. of Toledo Stanford of Colorado Stanford of Pittsburgh Kenyon .........New England College ...........................Lafayette Bucknell U. of Cincinnati ........Boston College of California .....................Bates ..........Lake Forest Georgetown Vermont Brown ........Lehigh Tulane Andy Schwentker ......... ......................... W illiams Ben Segall ................... Kate Shanahan ...... Pete Sheptak .......... Mike Silverman ......... Steve Silverman ......... Frank Sissingh ....... John Slesinger ........ Jeff Spear ............ Brad Stein .............. Bob Stephenson ......... Leona Streater ....... Jeff Swensen .......... Troy Tafel .................. Carolyn Thompson ....... Gregg Voss .................. Margi Wald ............ Lisa Washington ........ Bill Wedemeyer ......... Ted Wiegand ....... Mark Wilkins ...... Owen Young ........ Boston University ...................Notre Dame Johns Hopkins Franklin and Marshall .............Miami University .......................Richmond ..................Penn Georgetown Rochester .............Virginia ..............Allegheny Potomac State Lawrence Dickinson ................R1ce Georgetown Bowling Green State Carnegie-Mellon Trl- Q lli,-..,-.T Vi-Tir!-L A-4 l l 4-4 +A-4 xl K- A af-4f-4-4 tl vi- + tg- 1 --4-1 viii 4 R l I uni lr, ---ll lr -r 1 T i i , 1 iz ..l..4l-4...-- .DMDLL ,..-J,, V , Ti.Ti,D, -.. 4,14- ,.,.LD,l-' .BLD l ' -l-MD ,.,,...T1L+. ----A-A iiiirnui if ---We 1 J ii -A iiiiirb 2 QQ ------l-E LLL--DLf --Lu .M--f.l..4' - .Dr ,r,r W-, Men- s-- -'aa-' +9 l , L----Hr. l , , MQW- ,vpa-. -T ---A-as aaa -ff id TTLLL Q Fl-lT'TTN. --elf' JH. -fQ--L' ,L - fl!--4-' --.lilmnng :N DDDTVTD --,iC.u LL .ukjiii --MDD-L4 Q . I lf lill YI f- l L11 .- I --- L E LLL ff jg' iii L ny' -.-L- L .-g W- L n I LL.-. 'E iii: -vw ,A IEI LL...- Q .- L LLLL '- Q57 7-4 i- lkel --i' 1- lil -.-l. , I L-- fj E' TF .L E. ,-LL ,- I LJ, ij l iii L.-LL.,--M... L M... -L . -L -ii.-..i......,.... . l-w----- i 1 L l T- 7- 'g ' VL 1.1-11--. i..----....--. Dean Adams ........ Tim Agnew ...... Jim Allan ................ Class Not in our Class Class Dickson Class Love to Bust Chris Allen .................. ......... C lass Tennis Shoes Addison Armstrong Pete Athens ............ Tony Aulicino ........ George Aznavorian Ashish Bahl ............ Todd Begg .................. Garry Blanchfield .......... ...- ......- Class Savage ............Class Loo Class Kozy Class Gypsy ...................Class Shishi .........Class Betrothed I ...........,...Class Whita Chris Bonatti ........... ............ C lass Stephenson Whit Braham .......... ....... C lass Cradle Robber Bo Buran ................. Marty Calihan ................ Cherie Cancelliere ......... Marvin Carolina ......... Lee Cunningham .... .....................Class Bozo ........Class Bombed Class Nippy .........Class Elocution ......................Class Flea Robert Dauer .......... ........................... C lass Punk Robin Deitch ....... Class Zen-Bourgeouse David Dickson ......... ........................ C lass Beef Frank Dickson ......... Lisa Donoughe ........ Richard DuBois ......... Andy Dunmire ........ Rich Ejzak ........... Jerry Ellis ............ Mimi Fairman ............ Stanley Ference ......... Gregg Ficery ............ Simon Franklin ....... Steve Fuhrer ........ Jennifer Gabos ........ Susie Giallonardo ...... ......... Tom Gill .............. Bob Goldberg .......... Stuart Goodman ..... Mark Grosz .......... Leon Haley .......... ........Class Sock-Hop .........Class Red Roof Class Dick Class Dumbell ........Class Nice Face Class Click Class Stick ........Class Recount Class Gigolo ........Class Schroeder Class Handicap Class Betrothed II .................Class Fashion ..........Class Housholder Holder Brick .............................. Class Ace .......Class Clairol Class Roots Hilary Harley .......... .................... C lass Ex-editor Marc Harrison ......... Jeff Haus ............. Austin Henry ....... Marty Henry ........... Class Marlborough Boy Class Convention Class Tobacco Shop ......................Class Fem Anne Henshaw ............... .............. C lass Like Wow Leslie Heppenstall ......... .......... C lass Rolling Rock Yale Herer .................. Brian Hinrichs ........ Jamie Hogan ....... Alex I-Iowson ....... Chris Huygen .......... Jim Irvin .............. ............Class Sideburns ..............Class NAF Class Riunite ........Class Spaz Jr. ..............Class Turtle ........Class Hail Julie Darren Jarvis ................ Mary Ellen Kaelin ....... Debbie Kim .................. Lisa King .................. Jaque King ........ Kate Knobil .............. Sarah Knutson ............. George Kountouris ......... Hillary Krizner ........ Chip Labarthe .......... Tom Lazaroff ........ Steve Lebovitz ......... David Leff ............. Scott Lerch ........ Lisa Lockhart ........ Bob Lutz ................ Julie McMahon ........ Jamie Mallinger ....... Amy Middleman .......... Doug Morrison ......... Chris Morter ........ Bob Munroe ......... ........Class Red Hot Lover ....................Class Nun ........Class Croft ........Class Piggy .........Class Brains ..............Class Horse Class Sophisto ................Class Nuts .....................Class Shave ..........Class Who Cares? Class Male Model .................Class Leff Class Lebovitz Class Rick Kiss ................Class Pout Class Coma .........Class Hail Mary Class Puck-off ...........Class Syble .............Class Smack Class Knee-high ..................Class Analyst Bryan Neft ...................... ....... C lass Larry Lobster Amy Nolan .......................... Mary Ann O'Hanesian Jamie Parr .......................... ....................Class Jugs Class Sprout Class U.S. Paper David Rattner ................. ...... C lass Male Mistress Chris Reigel ....... Beth Riley .......... Stuart Roth .......... Ron Salvitti .............. Andy Schwentker ....... Ben Segall ................. Kate Shanahan ........ Pete Sheptak ......... Mike Silverman ....... Steve Silverman ....... Frank Sissingh ......... Jon Slessinger ...... Jeff Spear .......... Brad Stein ................ Bob Stephenson ....... Leona Streater ......... Jeff Swensen ........ Troy Tafel .................... Carolyn Thompson ......... Greg Voss ...................... Margi Wald .............. Lisa Washington .......... Ted Wiegand ............ Mark Wilkins ....... Owen Young .......... ...............Class Kiegs Class Frack ..............Class Chewey Class Sudo-Rubby Class Schweeny ................Class No Class Class After Prom Class Field Club Fence .......................Class Stinky ...............Class Napoleon ..........Class Dr. Johnson Classticle Class Judo - Rubby ....................Class Kiss ..................Class Bonatti Class Guiding Light ...............Class Swiney Class Character Class Ligoniere .............Class Orio Class-sty ........Class Useless Class Whatever Class Gap ........Class Nush ,,, Lady Chat: Texas? Oh no. David We started off with cake and quiche, Oh such a happy crew! Before the year was finished, though, The crew was minus two. Poor Bryan worked so hard this year, But never did he moan. Although the box was not the best, It helped Bry's muscle tone. We braved through nights with Ole C.T., Whom Ann did wine and dine. Although he did have quite a spread, His nails were very fine. It's true the nights were rather long, With so much work to do. But with the help of B8zR, We somehow made it through. We wish the best for you and Paul, As you move across the Quad. We hope that when this year is through, g lgglg -,,,,, ,W ,M There'll be a little Bod. Debbie: Bombutt . . . B and R . . . 4 hour phone calls . . . TKD . . . Pag- eants. Love, Kay 8r Diana Na: Wo waren Sie am Juni 27? Je suis toujours prepare. Ein deutsche Freund WAH SPY UGIH To the Fearsome Threesome: De What?!?. . . Gruyere . . .Under the foot at 12:45 . . . I Hate Beer! . . . Raclette . . . Les Gets . . . NO BORING PICTURES! role models . . . Take Care, Christopher Robin Marc: The bathtub was beautiful, and so are you. Love always! To the Ellsworth Ladies: I'll miss you in the fall, but I'll keep an eye on you from across the Quad. Thursday Night Duty ..-....-sf-.--.-........................-..-........-1 Not In School! Stu, Gregg, Bob, Add: You're a great bunch of loo's! See you at B8zR. The H1 loo, Bryan Ellsworth: Thanks for everything! Hop-a-long Dear Jim, Rick, Jeff, Doug and Scott: Well, we all need someone we can lean on, And if you want it, well, you can lean on me. Miss you and Good Luck! Love, Ciney Hillary, Debbie, Julie, Leona, and Margi: Best wishes for every future success and happiness! Come back and visit! LMB OCY: Nush me once, nush me twice. No other nush is quite as nice. Love always! MR. and MRS. EDGAR R. TAYLOR, JR.: THANK YOU FOR YOUR GENEROSITY!!!!! The Academian .......-...-.--..-..s..n.................................... Agnes was a waitress at a bar, Louie said she'd never gone too far, Louie didn't see her in my car. -.....-..-........--.-...-..-..--............-..--..-....... To The '82 Staff: You've done a great job! '83 Grads: Just think! Another year of fun to look forward to! '82 Grads: Don't forget about the post-grad yearbook symposium of Springbreak '83 fcheaper than a week in St. Thomasll The Advisor .-..........--.--.--.--.-............-nu.-............-..-e. 'Kinsz Hey, I love ya! I'll never for- get ya! Enjoy the present. Don't sweat it you lucky person you! Your Big Fella Congratulations! Keep on Bookin'! The Library Staff Q...-.-.....--.--.-...........--.--..-... 0...- Julie: I LOVE YOU. James S. L.G.R.: Every little thing she does is magic? Remember me fJoanneJ. P.S. How did Donny Iris find out? Bryan: We share your pride in the '82 Academian with you. Mom, Dad, 8: Andy Hillary: Stanford . . . Latenight . . . Situps . . . 30 min. showers . . . Mentholatum . . . Tea. Love, Kay Sr Diana M.C.: Skinny and Chubby won't do So I'll turn to you 'Cause you're so-o E Love ya . . . me ................-.....-.................-................... Miss LMB: I can't believe I made it through the year with for maybe withoutl such hopeless cases on our staff fBuffy, Skippy, Lisa, the Ka- ties, Andy, Bob, and of course, Hilaryl. Either way, it's a great yearbook, and I couldn't have done it without your help. Bryan Doug, Jeff, Andy, and Rick: Thanx for a great senior year you guys. Irv. To my jerk: I will miss you! Love always, Dippy To Amy, Owen, Marc, Lisa, Beth, Chris, Sr Hillary: the seven most wonderful people. I love you. ........................s............................... To a M.G.: BYE DUMMY! From a S.S. Skip: ZAH?!? JA!!!!! Bear: 688 forever. I'll never let you go! your little Bear Amy, Jeanne, and Ciney: If you ever need a friend, just turn to us We'll be there. Love, Jim Sz Doug ...--....-..-.....-........--....-........-........-........ Good things aren't necessarily in small packages! TASFAJ QQ......-.......-.Q--......-. 'll pr ll ll Ll.. III wg: LL- h. LL I' I iii - l l llli l'i:f 5 -, Ti 15 e LLL glupi JL in Lr!g?-, LLJJ!lL Llfif f LL L'!.r f LL,!QVL rs: LL'7 LQ ,L'z'L LL E-LL LL.2.LL LL J-LL -E In LL l'LL F -------------A LLLLLLL J Till-.. iiiii -if LLLLLLH ---I--.L ---l---Q ................L,L.L vvvvvuw .................4.. LLLLLLL LLLLLLJ ,L..m..........L LLLLQIQ W 'l-I .................4..+ LLLLLLL LLL ..-- LLLLLLL iiiif .lL ...-. LL. ...L ....n.L.L.........,......... LLLLLLL 4 ll I' A In UII . , - I .- .- 'I I P I I ii' E! lv- 5 llll 7- J -!n i Ll I I III Y 'z E 7 J In I il In I I --I- -.L. J.-- -'-'P-1--r--v--v-1r-- ..,......... Congratulations Class of '82 The Academian .-...-------...........-..s...-.........-.-...... Jim, Rick, Doug, and Jeff: All your dreams are on their way See how they shine. If you need a friend, I'm sailing right behind. Like a bridge over troubled water I will ease your mind. - Simon and Garfunkel We are all travellers in the wilder- ness of this world, And the best that we find, In our travels is an honest friend. - Robert Louis Stevenson Goodbye doesn't mean forever. .n 7 Love always and Good Luck! Jeanne and Amy i5ILigQ,'Xi2lQiI5i.''QeQ'sQQLHfQQ'5EEiQQ most corrupted FREAKS around! --.............-n..-f.........--........-.....-...-...--.... To two LOSERS: You're great friends! from another Loo P.S. Ritz and Lil'Tye forever! .........-.--............-.........-..-....-..........-.Q--. FK: If you haven't lost it this sum- mer, I'm a tad surprised. FK .......-..--.--..---.Qun.................................... To the Gang: Thanks for all the great times. I wish you all good luck, but most of all HAVE FUN! Love, CSM ....--................--.........-.....f..-....-..-.-..-.... Dear Tom: What is this thing called love? You and I land le ter- l-!Il!!llllll-IIIIIll--Il-lIIlIIll-lil-llll:Ill-I-I-l-l-u---I-:Il-li l-I Il wg fx , ' .., . A ,-1: if .Q rain de golfl. i Love always, Amy P.S. Flick! fRemember?J iiQQi3i,iQ, 'ii2iQ Qi 'rLiLEiL4Q 'LiEQ RQ DESOLATE without you. David -...-.-0-n...-.......1-...u.....--......-..-......--.....-.. To the best bartender: A backrub is always waiting for you, just don't giggle. Love always! Rich: There are planty of seats in the Library. Mark .--.............................-.--.....--.-.............-. J 'etais la, mais pas toi . . . pour quoi pas? Encore une fois? I wanted to make you a man, but you'll always be a turtle to me. Love always! Academian Staff: Editor-in-chief .................. Bryan Neft Copy Editors ............... Katie Brickner Hilary Harley Katie Smiley Layout Editor .......... Lisa Washington Assistant ....................... David Eligator Typing Editor ....................... Ann Kim Photography Editors Andy Clarkson Austin Henry Bob Braham Copy Staff: L. Cotton, M. Fownes, L. Haley, A. Housholder, M.E. Kaelin, H. Krizner. Layout Staff: K. Berman, L. Donougheg M. Fairman, L. Kilgore, S. Kilgore, B. Pippin, H. Silverman, A. Smith, S. Swimmer. Photography Staff: B. Braham, J. Herrington, A. Nagy, M. Rust, T. Simmons. Faculty Advisor ...... Leslie M. Begala Thanks to all the Switchboard secretaries, who without their help, this book would still be running around in circles. Thanks to everyone else whose time was very helpful in completing the book. . K L I 11 3 ! i r u P I r i I 5 yi Y n . 1 xl H W i x 7' 3' .1 .4 Z -5-nv .5 Sit .Y 'vi Eh , 'Ny11m'?,,'5.mfgg,+!?',-Awwf,-gx:.!.5p- - g ,gh uf' . Q u 11. ' - ' - . , ' ,f:'f'fI'2 ,T '1l '?2,,-JE' ,-V 'f1i-.iY ,'frwifffffff.'-.:'. ,'w -'f-,1-f WU J- X, -- A ' 1 V . px,- -, .G-I ,, .-:Z 5,1-51' ' II: 3 .1 5,2 'Lil 'L-4 713 215 s .v