Saint Marks School - Lion Yearbook (Southborough, MA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1989 volume:

F m JP P .. ' ' -.- •r . « • rv. . ' -- ' •■■ i. ■ ' i jl ' ' c r-% i ' _i 1 .1 nar - gr 1 liJ Hi d ! ■ ' V ,. 5 7  .v y r -; c ., - I ' ' - f ) ' . - ? y y ;i 1 . N 1 . o I 1V3 - M71 Mr. Large, You have been our teacher, our coach, our confidant and most importantly our friend. We affectionately dedicate this yearbook to you because you deserve it. You may look big and mean but we love you anyway, wookiepuss. Love, The Class of 1989 A y ' 4 SauuM ool Y fjj SouAbowu fjJdass 01772 (617)485-0050 -% 7 l u of M: U UL A ' i - . CA ocT .V, you. f ' o y A4A4y . JUuiAuJ t OL. rX It yuS v u£ lUODAClSI N;. M N, Mki = i| tn i • %- ( H 1 ■ y ■ - v,. .- 1 L-- ■ ' SftTlnJ ni ' s ? ■ •■ 4 r- ' v -  Ui-I I I It , utirailMiMLMfiAiP-vpai i ' !k.2ffiM m lilir  ii T ? i ' 3i« 10 11  The Sixth Form- i .4 m - ' -fi THE BUS CAME BY AND I GOT ON, THAT ' S WHEN IT ALL BEGAN . . . We arrived in the fall of 1985 and before we knew what was happening, they loaded us onto a bus and sent us to Mt. Manadnok, in the first of many organized events we ' d be subject to during the next four years. On Groton night, while we hauled the captains to the bonfire, we ran into a ditch and unfortunately (He, He, He) the captains fell into a puddle of mud, sending terrified III formers fleeing in all directions. The dorm life in our little 111 form havens, on either side of route 85, ran as any other normal year, with usual torment from our VI form prefects (perhaps still holding a grudge from Groton night). Berzansky and Cutler were almost tarred and feathered when the VI form found their uncensored edition of the face book. During our last night in Coe House, we sent Stauff on a mission to find Jeremy Meltzer in the other hallway, both ol whom returned to find a massive wall of cushions and shaving cream. This was obviously too much for Mr. Garfield, who resigned as Coe dorm master after only one year with us. Alas, IV form came and we were no longer tread upon by everyone. Both returning and new IV formers alike, all got to meet each other on a beach, somewhere m Rhode Island, where a small group of devoted hackers discovered the wonders of the Hacky-Sack. Those of us lucky enough to be in Sawyer House had a great time with Rob Schmidt and his tormenting roommate from the South, Win Hartley. Mr. Danzigger kept us under close watch with room restriction almost every night (although Chris Tyler did manage to sneak some cookies and magazines out of his apartment) while Mr. Tabrisky just asked us: Guys, what the hell. ' ' harly on in the year, Ted Lyman was removed from the community, when he was caught out of his dorm, trying to make one last kill for the infamous school-wide game of Killer. Tim, on the other hand, defied the odds and avoided the repeated attempts of the SDC to remove him. As our form settled into the year, certain people like Marc and Robin excelled in their sports, while on the other side of the spectrum. Mo was cut from JV squash and forced to play Jerry Ball. By the time spring arrived we were looking forward to being V formers, but we engaged in one last fling of pure fun. at the V form dance, where Fuller, who was so excited to be there, fell through the scenery, while the rest of us threw pretzels and soda at each other. We arrived next fall looking forward to yet another year of good times, however we soon came to realize we had a great deal of things to worry about, usually in the form of the college process, achievement tests and the SATs (and more SATs and more . . . ) We took a wonderful form trip with our new advisors, Ms. Desprez and Mr. Acampora to Newport for a shopping spree and a cultural tour of the city. The only thing we didn ' t think about was that it was Sunday and raining outside. Still, the year progressed, and some of us discovered the joys of the new campus; mainly hacking after study hall in the Ritz and staying up all night for physics roller coaster labs, and much more. Spring came to St. Mark ' s and so did outer space with our own original, amazing incredible V form dance. Mr. Acampora and Ted Bovey showed us their amazing climbing skills by scaling the ceiling of Benson auditorium, while the rest of us wandered around painting flourescent stars on everything in sight and wondering how on eanh we ' d finish it all before the dance began. The fall of 1988 and what we had waited three years for finally came. VI FORM. However, before we could settle in, we were rounded up for just one more trip, this time for a weekend of rough, country livin ' up at Brantwood Camp in New Hampshire. While there, we cooked meals for each other, shared shacks, and had a nice, quiet time around the campfire. Our stay there would not have been the same without the marvelous marshmailow fight between Tim Smith and the entire form and, of course, Bogart ' s hilariously amusing story of the candy bars ( On the corner of 5th and Clark . . . ) We welcomed our new headmaster Mr. Mabley (and showed how attentive we were in school meeting) by relocating his office to a more central location, namely Forbes Center. Although, we ' ve finally gotten used to all of our new found privileges, not one of us can deny that life is much better without study hall. Looking back on our four years here at St. Mark ' s we can be proud to say that we truly never let our schooling interfere with our education. 15 16 T 17 yMiiHi Ic? 10 «( «V ' -.M 4 W 1. V- ' A S J f ' .... r ' •.J. ' — PSlEEp. P A K mi and j ISE Irofn llig ' ? mi: yfi es atf ffr ' ' om ujh ering Bppn ' re.ik eijvei - mr — Ill Teddy Lyman Jessica Kearns Andrew Cox Tess Bresnan Jamie Mclver Jamie Chisholm : v: ' •{i IV Ethan Goit Zander Nicholson Lizzie Bryant Susanne Smith Ted Eow Teddy Lyman Kate Graston Todd Lyonnais Rob Schmidt Alex Shamgochicin Kathy Sargent Jameron Alford Mike Butterworth Laura White Ian Wood Jamie Giriello Ms. Desprez VI iiric Gressman iuillerr.iG Parrc It starts when you ' re always afraid, step out of line the man come and take you away. -Buffalo Springfield WHO IS WHO? Benanderbang: Allen Class Bully: Appleton THC: Berzansky Basically ... Bogart Bubbles: Bloch Live By Violence: Aubrey Bovine: Ted Brandtwood: Diana Bill Blazer: WiUnotbill Catch The Wave: Corey Nintendo Warrior: Cabot Picked Up By MacLeod: Charland Most Likely To Join The Muppet Cast (Gonzo): Cohen plaSenta: Connolly Most Humble: Rory Most Honest: Cressman Buthole: Crocker McNearly Expelled: Cutler Lights On. Has No Brain: Desilets Sold His Soul To The Devil: Devens Mustardseed (w Spandex): Duncan Couldn ' t Catch A Woggie: Engel Ceramic Sacrifice: Farnham Kentucky Fried: Marshall Slam Dune: Fenno Identity Crisis: Fernim The Last American Virgin: Priscilla Liberace Jr.: Fuller Jibets: Givets Most Sensitive: Fred I Have A (Wet) Dream . . . : Hartley Loosinda: Hills Loves Bugs: Hyland Not A Tool, The Tool: Inge That Smell: Brie Besame Gusano: Eunissa Julie Does Dallas: Kennedy The Smartest Girl In The World: Ali Normal: Seth Derf: Kouwenhoven Found The Key: Larson Ken Jr.: Leber BUNDA LARGA: MacLeod Guido The Killer Pimp: Gero McSkoal: Dan That Topol Glow: McKim Best Dressed Cool Hair: Meltzer Most Likely To Be Saved By God Himself: Miller Geek Magnet: Modahl Why Settle For Less: Moore Crutches + Alcohol don ' t mix: Needham King Of The Road: O ' Brien Jumpin Jessica: O ' Connor Mr. Wonderful: Hugh Hypocondriac: Brett Chief Big Bowl: Parra Most Likely To Be Found Screaming Obscenities At Small Children: Paulson BROWN Noser: Peterson Wrestlemania: Pieper Loves The Power Tool: Post 25 Bucks A Head: Richardson I never touched her! : Schulson Blows Bubbles: Schurman Squeezes Big Mullins: Shanahan Learned To Multiply In The Math Wing: Larry Two Beers To Ride The Orient: Shen Slippyslidyslivasplatter: Andre Best Under Stress: Phoebe Pricilla, I Need A Long Hard Mean . . . : Sinkler Sloth: Carson Instant Moonwalk Facelift: Jeremy S. The Hylander: Tim S. How Was I Supposed To Know These Were Bongs? : Stauffer Danny Teriole: Stevenson Lives On Georgia: Taggart Does It In The Dark Ting — ' Tve Got Boobs This Big And They ' ve Got Gunga Written All Over Them: Totman Most Likely To Become A Plastic Surgeon: Tyler Most Likely To Edit The Enquirer: Valentine Greene + Black = VanderSalm Rides A Broom: Vineyard Monchichi: Cricket Narc Lover: Walsh 5 Lines A Day: Gisela Gilies + Carpet + Audience = Great Fun For All: Penelope Who. ' ' : Sarah Wood Likes Bree Cheese: Yamin I Wanna Know . . . : Zarr 19 A r J i -: P«sair- C ' ' Hl k ' 3 • ( ( r %, r - ' ' - ' ■ 7 J • 1 it :j c F1 Ji ' i 1 k H IE l 11 w ji 1 a i f H ■ v _ j 1 1 i 4 k H 1 ' V L 4N« v; v IT =- . M tiptiiti:, y rXi For k oV t lo (Ay tTMod iW ST. AK«,K ' S -«oV i Vai tetr Q rr ic Vvx de pW-c tat rre. if A .«P ' ' t fu iwUc m aiiVV ]« r  4x o ' «  . but t «5 -. '  Y u( . FUcVuMumnc V -i ta. ' JJtV.V.V «m!;..|. TvAPiUKS to aVV. of yoo ( ' ' ' ' ' JoU«X A ;yt : k- Vtv 22 John A. Vci Chestnut C , lf at firM ypn doB s«cce I again. ' V — | r iThen quit. There ' sTSEsc ' be ' Tnl . ' ' damn fool about it. ' — k ' Possession of victue.s«ein£ onulF odAipatible with being asleep . . bn meaiu you gqt ' ' Tvr-- A r ■ ' ' Sfiias, ! that wfiifr|f £C 7rfy explained 5 . 1 ' V- ' kC5 Lixzy ' Pooh, I toil iain Ml ol It :i y ;-■ . r ' Gunga, [hose Crazy Dining Halt Prefects. Gaccon 23 lA.. II fNic- -C tot- ftfcjuHCn. li ; ibc ' ixfrs. iMr-qif- . a ' i ' A -.K...! ' ' ' ' ! ' ' kA ' c ii - u ay AC alter uhx t ■I ' ■ icUiL.: I en Jc.-U - i ' vi Ljtv-tv Ccvft lew al« ticli ' . T 24 Julia Famham Atlanta, Ga. I So life ' s year begins and closes; Days though shortening siill can shine: What though youih gave thmugh love and roses; Age still leaves us fncnds in time. — Thomas Moore 31 «0 0U Thanks: Aubrey Julie Diana Rachel Julia M. Kate W. Mom, Dad, Dick, and Ginger — Thanks for giving me the support and discipline to grow in any direction. Mr. Stanley Mrs. Stanley Mr. Hall Ms. Desprez Mr. Wagoner Mr. Yung A day without light is like night A H I NOU Good Luck Squat. Love, Bean 25 Guud Luck: David A. Joshoi et Jeffroi GUIics s6 Daye-o . - c A . v Spingler Brian Josh — We ' ll be thinking of you Special thanks to our advisors: Mrs. Anderson Mr. Glavin Thank you: Mr. Suitor Mr. Radar The Halls Thanks and good luck: to our friends Miss Simpson: We ' ll see you up at Big Rock Candy Mountain For Brantwood we stand . . . — We ' ll miss you PriKilla; If you need a friend I ' m sailing right behind — CH - r- vT O Krum home ( hrmic. Sc«n Geoff. Lii . Mike. Enn. Jinrr. MiruiJl. Nell. D vid Good friends wc have or Good friends we have lost Along the way In the bright future You can ' t forget your past Tim: Your friendship has meant more than you know. — CH Nkk: If anyone wants to know where my heart is Tell everyone it ' s wrapped around yours Cause you, you ' re the one I can trust In You ' ve never done me harm. — CS f. hid FEED ME. Seymour . . . HOLY! Cindy: The spaces shared in our togetherness are memories of endless miles, and countless smiles of what we have seen and where we have been and what we have experienced. Why say _ goodbye so soon? 1 «iU never forget you. Stace-mon: With memories of Harbor Island: March ' 86. ' 87. ' 88 I ' ve missed you r -A iaiii ii iiiiii Mom and Daddy — I love you SM ' 63 ' 89 Thanks for the times that you ' ve given me. The memories are all in my mind. — The Commodores : Cindy Hills 26 -r © V- - ' Liza: We laughed until we had to cry. We loved right down to our last goodbye ' Tim. Jason. Hondo. Charlie. Marshcill. Freddy: It ain ' t long before it ' s gone So you might as well have a good time — You showed us how possible it is to always have a good time. We ' ll miss you all Let the wild rumpus start. AAF. PBW. GBF. LRH: They are one person They are two alone They are three together They are four each other Leslie: I ' ll remember you. When I ' ve forgotten all the rest. You to me were true. You to me were the best. ■S:; ■■■■■■■■■ BSKk mmwity ' ■tt■f■■■Pl■■■l Lindsay, Daye, Caty. Wendy, Jess: Friends like this are hard to find with time to talk and to confide. If you need me please believe me. I ' m by your side. Here ' s to the six of us We ' ll miss yoaField Hockey ' 88 Let ' s Hack . . To my family: I can hardly express . . . my inner feelings and thankfulness. 01 n ar re n O ' B. Jeremy. Charley, Crick, and The Buffet Crowd: We arc the people our parents warned us about — Jimmy Buffet Lindsay. Daye. Caty . . B.D.A. ' 88: Life ' s been good to me so far 27 rcc J ' p oos i S- a -v r rC:oo, iL.- Color . ' ' evY vYV TK nk -. V4( Ctre 4lr rG tcC r hx dnd coo orfcl - x: iitLj ... tJTn 28 KoJr ' , V «.Avi iv l,V. Ucodd IVviVrp ' C k JC LfX l 29 30 5  X c? i d t ' s - V - •• c A ci- VrvcKAeVo Mr. CccToo-- CVNO-riM. e H 3j i ; « d: r vy; ■ . r iV  o-% Vi vvt iJ ' i ' ' . « ,-rvJC. fV. - Vou ' re not a bob thouBhf E.C. — Lauehin£ fits in mailbox area. — Just like livine In paradise. T.E. — Ralph ' s — So Far So Good — Kalib Kristen — Mrs. Edearton — Vou can ' t eo the distance with too much resistance. I know you have doubts, but (or Cod ' s sake don ' t shut me out. — Cas — Brake — Cas — Brake Vou Puked on my coatf — Coins mental w Cold Card — Hands. Heads. 1-2-3-CAMyr F.C. 4 T.C. — Where are we coins and what are we doins here? v.vc ■ - v . TV fo- V. t .-  - i Sl ■ fcV c vj - luXV CVvji. . V v-U 32 Kt jt«al eJil-e.tJ St KU Vou ' re Piss, you ' re all pifis! R.D. — Where should we park ' emV Men In SAAB — KAKA! - Oh my head J.P. - What SUPr ' B.R. - Guns and Roses — Oh my hole is eeftinfi larfierP Peter — Pennies from Heaven — Want a baael? Kris and Pris — Ifs the lauehter we will remember, when we remember the way we were. — I always knew that when I looked back on the years there would be lauehter. But I never knew that when I looked back on the lauehter there would be tears. 7 s ■; ' ' P n - - ' Civ-cViV , is ve A ' ivv Wo -S -V ' iVitc ' ' V KatKtCorO r«rr «rrJ u- yo£Tt3 33 Lex — Come to the edge! it ' s too high. Come to the edge!! We might fall COME TO THE EDGE!!! And they came. And s(he) pushed. And they flew — C. Logue Praises to: Mr . Glavin Gunga PAR Mr. Townshend Long Live Team! (including incognito) Please keep my mind intact, As I slowly grow older. — Chameleons Thanks to my family and friends. ' And they said we couldn ' t pull a noddle out of a baby ' s j ass? ■raBl;M EVf ' i ■ i ill % ' 4 Upj ■BjlO ' m m Let the good times roll. The Cars 34 r , Tw Z- - ' : A lock in time . . . till we kiss. I am no more than upright and upset. It is by falling In and in we make the all — bearing point for one another s sake, in faultless failing, raised by our own weight. — Jorn Ciard Thanks Al Special thanks: Ma, Dad Scott and Maro Robin, Wease Stacy, K.T.L. Mr. Glavin Ms. Hambly Gunga Al Mr. Wiedergott Davo Thanks: Bree Fred Connorbaumkatzerwitz Lairdo Lyo-Ciriello SLAB Mr. Burwell Vanna Thanks to St. Mark ' s Crew 1986- ' 89 o o ® CO 5 o S o S f i! 35 NdM, Dad WHERE ' S flY LDRVETTE? ' ' Thanks : Mrs. I ndcrson Mr. J Mf. Lorqt Mrs. lOard MrY-U-N-Cr Mon.ttod. Mike £ Lathy : I love uou airsorvi6c ) ' r« ,Ji.u-lf And i f ± seldom s hou) 1 1 here ' s boDd LocK . a nicssoqc to |e+ uou, know it Thanks for e en thlng! StauCool - . Heather- Thonks fcr bein there! P. P. - lov ya  ts4u- ' Huh. 6eth- Gruartl Qiboseline! 3t« Gr - Stm qWt Up . , Ross - TlTOnkslbr «ven +hinq. is- lW ks -for glU ihe laucjhs an Qood + wes + u)eV€ shanel. Uv ya ' ' ' LJethetepW ChrisVirtLL. Chris RockjCrs Jessie. H. Ltndsecj I . Usa B. Jessica T. 36 Thanks for being there For Mom and me BDDD LUCKI U e the People Birls l arsity Soccer Christina Lisa B. Dngie Emily Heather: It ' s finally ovEr! Mom: we ' ue been through some tough times together. Thanks for sticking them through. Hngela: you ' re still a pain in the butt but you ' re getting better. Bood luck at Fay. Flnne Leis Mimi Daintry Half, Harold Hlfred The You ' re so baked gang Soon to be 4th Form Birls (You ' re gonna need it.) Hmy R: Relax! You ' ll be successful Robin: lUe ' ue had our Trials and Tribs, but Dueral! we had fun. I ' m glad we became friends. I ' ll miss you flext Year. Bood Luck! Special Thanks To: Mr. Large Mrs. Anderson Ms. Toland Mr. Pettus Ms. Hllen Mr. Jennings Mr. Yung Mrs. Ward Mrs. Bellows Judy: How you put up with me I ' ll never know, but I ' ll always have an ear for you. 57 Tom Bloch Wheeling, W.V. special thanks from us both; Mr. Churchill: for showing us right escape route. Josh: Yeah, Stauff, you may have another. Whe Spandex Queen: April 7, 1988. ff Sarah: Goin ' Mobile Noah: The door ' s this way! 1 Christoph: Don ' t break down the stoplights. Rockridge Pond Seth the Andrew Stauffer ellesley, MA (But not for long) Thanks: Crazy Dave Suitor Mom and Dad arand parents Shapley Nathan Mellis£ If this is torture, man, chain me to the wall! Past tense: Mike Guch Weester (A dutchin must) Lewis Besh Leave, but don ' t leave me. Look around: choose your own ground Biker: Wherever you are, remember, it ' s never spent 9 Corey Burns Hopkinton, Mass. Thanks: P.J.. Com, Jim, Derf, Lew, Bo, Lori. Mr. W., Ms. Desprez, Josh, Eunisa and the gang at the open blouse party. Special Thanks To: Dad, Karen, Mark, Janet, Judy R., Sean, Marly, Ted, and Cathy . . . You guys made it bearable and remember . . . When you dream you ' re holding the key, it opens the door to let you be free. Good Luck: Caroline, Randy, Christina, and Shaun. The Mighty Zepplin Tuesday, Summer ' 88 The Jimmy Weekend March ' 89 Cold Buwiser J.B. and Coke Austria ' 88 Minty Fresh Sean: There will l e no money, but on your deathbed you ' ll receive total conscious . . . and you ' ve got that going for you. C To My Mom: The sweet smell of a great sorrow lies over the land. Plumes of smoke rise and merge into the leaden sky. A man lies and dreams of green field, but awakes to a morning with no reason for waking. To Gil: His eyes reflect the memories and pain of years gone by . . . with trembling hands, he wipes a tear, many fall like rain, one for every year. — J.P. ♦« I Diadem . . . Citadel lives The Doors O.K. Here ' s the situation It ' s in the hole Jim, see me after you go through puberty. Greed ' s my line, boy . . . and 14k ignorance . . . they ' ll never let you down. F.F.M. (G.C.S.) Judy, ' My Toys R Us Kid . . . this feels like paradise, we ' ll be in heaven tonight. Yngwie Malmsteen Janet: Welcome 40 Jim Fenno Jeff Tim Dukakis in ' 92 Derf: Poison Ivv, BD Bv Gvpsv Quick! Get Jim S ' s Thumb! ' Kirstie: Geometrv Rulers, Mr. B. Dead End Dirt Road in Vt. Amy: Maybe You Should Go To The Hospital — Limousine Oct. 9, 1987 Keisuke: Tape Recorder Man Dan: Reinburse Pat For The Records — Mr. Disneyland Corey: Haven ' t You Heard Of Puberty At 18? It ' s The New- Thing Thanks Mr. Lynch Chris O ' Brien Southborough, Mass . Thanks: My Family Mr. G Mr. Coogan Mr. Glavin Crick Nick Charley Jeremy Com Tags Woogi« Carson Caroline If we couldn ' t laugh we all would go insane — Jimmy Buftet You only live once, but K yoa live right, once is t 7. f _ ,« ft ■ : Brett Paredes MD Holliston, Mass. It ' s a big enough umbrella, but it ' s always me that ends up getting weL De Do Do Dq you. )a Da Da is all I want to say to — Sting Thanks so much to my family: Mom and Dad Laura, Jen, and Jeff (495) Megathanks to the third form crew: Cricket Com Jeremy Walshy Cindy Erik Taggs Charlie Hughy Trip and Thon ' Don ' t wish for it. work for it — F.W. From Home: Thanks to Scott Chris Adam Jeff Andy Paul And everyone else. Hugh O ' Donnell Stick to yosr gsos. Bat iVoid (oairoBtatioB. itiy 3-1) Cartoonist 6 Thanks: Mr. B. Mr. A. Townsends Mr. Kerrick Mr. Demment Jeff Ward Past: Tad Schmitz Frito Stan Ris Alex Bauks Bhuda J.C. Scott Thanks Guys: Carson, Larry Com, Berzo Smitty, Jumpln Good Luck: Countess Sheel Saxena 44 Charley Stevenson •RaDture of the deep powder — dangerous mental state that strikes a skier after expenencing a good run down a long slope of hip deep white stuff; a feeling of flying or being -high- that may take days to subside. Some victims never come down at all: the only known cure is three consecutive weeks of skiing in Massachusetts. _ und Thank You Our fathers claimed, by obvious madness moved. Mans innocent until his guilt is proved. They would have known, had they not been confused. He ' s innocent until he is accused. — Ogden Nash If we weren ' t all crazy, we would go insane — |immy Buffett Don ' t believe what your eyes tell you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding, and you ' ll see the way to fly. — Jonathan Livingston Seagull SIGNALS When the light is green you go. When the light is red you stop. But what do you do When the light turns blue With orange and lavendar spots? — Shel Silverstein The world is a madhouse, so it ' s only right that it is patrolled by armed idiots. — Brendon Behan All we know is the answer to is forty-two. — Douglas Adams Where is Carl Sagan when we need him? While he indulges in his fantasies on life on other worlds in gorgeous color TV. his scientific coworkers here on poor beleaguered planet Earth are making practical preparation for the extermination of life on this world. One world at a time. Dr. Sagan. — Edward ADbey If there ' s another way to skin a cat. I don ' t want to know about it. — Steve Kravitz Thanks to: Mom. Dad. Willie. Andy. Beware. Sale. )eff. Sara. |ess. Sam. Anya. Toby All my teachers, especially Mr. Bellows. Mr. Lew. Mr. Tabrisky. 2nd Boat ' 88. those who missed the picture, Day students. Southborough and the parents of ail my friends. A closed mouth gathers no feet. When we point your finger cause your plan fell through you ' ve got three fingers pointing back at you. — Dire Straits I jTSir , 3 46 Jeremy Smith No sympathy for the devil; keep that in mind. Buy the ticket, take the ride . . . and if it occasionally gets a little heavier than what you had in mind, weW . . . chalk it off to forced consciousness expansion: Tune in. Freak out. get better. Its all in Kesey ' s Bible ... the far side of reality. — Hunter S. Thompson Well 1 thought, this is how the world works. All Energy flows according to the whims of the Great Magnet. What a fool I was to defy him. He knew He Knew, All along. HST So in America when the sun goes down and I sit on the old brother down river pier watching the long, long skies over New Jersey and sense all that raw land that rolls in the unbelievable huge bulge over the West Coast, and all that road going, all the people dreaming in the immensity of it, and in Idaho, I know now the children must be crying in the land where they let the children cry, and tonight the stars ' ll be out, and don ' t you know that God is Pooh Bear? — Jack Kerouac After 4 years I ' m left with a . . . mind like a fuzzy hammer Regret for wasted nights . . . and wasted years 1 pissed it all away. — )im Morrison . . . The Chinese discovered gunpowder by accident while trying to invent a potion that would alchemically lengthen life. It is unclear what the Chinese were trying to invent when they discovered spaghetti. — Tom Robbins It was about two minutes on the tequila side at sunrise. — Tom Robbins Thanks: Mom (Jeanne), Dad — Onyx and Mud, Mr. Suitor, Mr. Glavin. Pete, The Stevensons. All the Folks in LA., My relatives In New Jersey. Good Luck: Davy, Thor. Cully, L.D., Gills, Jessie, Trip, Tim L.. Mandy. Reed, Deirdre. Jess. Donovan. Gates. Caroline, and Sam. 47 1 i.« dtf ' 04li S A bre«i 1 - Vicf -f vt l CA )2 o 5-l 48 IV • • • M H,MM r ' X ) c Zeki t |tl(mt,ioni ' - Pi ' |c - X ' l ' e. HI H sW ' ' r - ' ' . v S1 ■ -(VnciJ .l - u r1 9r S: - J4i ba-tl 0( . T Jk;ou ' i hcvu. b i .r ;mc ■« _ -frt o ■ do Q.i j: Su, -f + I Younc TWadideuf - 0 J. Lawrence Sheerin I recall that you were there, Golden smile and shining hair, 1 recall it wasn ' t fair. REM Thanks: MOM DAD KATE AND ALL MY OTHER FRIENDS 51 Gero McClellan leremy f .e ( lan Zero) Deri Mdly Todd Sldiey Andy Gree Pau Mar y Rumbdi ■Very Special Thanks to Papa Mom - 52 Jeremy Melizer Live by Violence ' f Daniel F. McGrail-Granger Thanks: My Family The Sixth Form The Rader ' s The Wiedergott ' s The Stanley ' s tThe Hawkin ' s Mr. Large Derek Gero MelUer Fenno . Bo Crick and Nick Crocks Knowles Toro Pegster Forbes ' i k . • «i - - 54 Derek G. Kouwehhovieh Special thanks to: Mom Dad Kirsten Mr. Mrs. Lynch Kari Orson 6 56 ■. ' ' ri ear Knstert PrisCffl Thank you for all of your Love and help. I ' ll miss you, I l-ove You Both. A Niartboro a Say Reeps the buttheads away. 1 Julia, mei ray wither and die away. But the memories of you and 1 will never leave me. I Lx)ve You! ■ Veni. Vidi, Vici Sometimes. Well. Gone, Not Forgotten Xander, Liz. Brilt, Storm, Matt. Walks, and Ethan Thanks Mr. Brown ' Mr. Glavin Mr. Large Mr. Ashjia Mr. Stanley Donovan (Food) Knowle. i Nick Jay l Voogs| Freddie Hedge Good Luck Rusiv Grahani Kuria Valeric (wilh leather Alexis (with whatever) Donovan Moiiiz 57 Alexandra Klein ■■wars of shior mommn . . . «h«y bKs anklssl I us d to t  •now whlt . . . but I dHf««d. I admirs paopla wl«h x ur n . Thl oh«r ot«H tlo |ua« oonsldvr. To b« Mrt Hoi t you ouyBl of th« thtng you want fo an of happlnaoo. IVn going to nrtlaa Wh«n I was 14, I w  appallad at how Ignorant: my paranta wara. Whon I tumad 18, I waa amazad at how much thay had laamad In |uat 4 yaara. — Mark Twain Thank Youi Bald Chlokan Tha Hawklna Robin Mr. Yuns- Mandy Mr. Harr-la Judy Ma. Patar K Platan Ma. Ooddard PHaollla Ma. Talanaon Uza Mom S Oad Triatlna Carta Annanda Buianna Oood Luoki J«««l«, Diana, Bam Carta Val.  much wvha« you two do tHat mw f y . . . It a wH«« you mrmt )8 Amy Needham ! i 111 Daydream believers — The Monkeys Nothing la wor h mors than a friand to laugh with. All Robin I love you. Time it was And what a time it A aa It waa . . . A time of innocence, A time of conf Idancea, Long ago, It muat be I have a photograph. Preaerve your memorioa There all that ' a left you. — S G R d, rwd, win maksa you f «l so ftn« , All my love and thanks to: AM, Robin, Mandy, Diana B., Judy., Sarah E., Liza, Bree, Stacy — Dont forget to eat your greens!, Chris, Cricket, Nick, Jeremy, Com, Brett, Charlie, Jay Y. — Mrs. Stanley, The Hawkins, Ms. Goddard, Ms. Telenson, Ms. Peter. ■D 9 SB =:£ L f f ■ H ' g: : j Tt «n say I ' m crmxy — Bwt I Kava ■ Qood eirr «. — Tha Eagtaa To my Maoond par«rtt« — To«wt v mntt mu r . For th« wlvtoa yow atway © va but w«r« nmvmr mmhmtt for — !  • «. I ■ aadad I . — Amoa 59 fa. -niANK THERE Mt£ HO WWSy TjRbAMS X HAve YET -TO f lMb- 5§ Yov;: •MAMPf AMY- ALt- Bie-EE-STACElT-AuftR Y- PrA A• •t-IXA-TUDY-MRRY- M WHO Yoo w -Mt€-rYu£ XoxoX LOVff Yo . ' R N COLbB A ' P TIhAI (S 6«£JAiJ ' y _T 61 Julia 1. Miller 62 2y7t. r c. .- r ' H M.SS V C _ t i-C .Vv 1 G- i-l ' ; rv ' .-.c-, i3 G. .c . FKc i- ( od cod are - And + cv.■ U.A1 v ct -tl+ . a. 63 y 3 55 -v -,%. 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Av c!i -fWy 5ai i ' Loc k TWtS raV V )4 V as l-g e c o E I Boegart Boardman Bibby Mom — dose friends always Jed, Jacey Dad Uncle Andrew Aunt Shelly Grampy The Pettus Family Mr. Bellows (after everything) Lisa Peggy Ben Harris Shanapat Zippy Dan (What! Are you crazy Uncle Harry (shlam it!) Christina (see quote) The Lord — for m 6anity (Page is dedicated to m Grandmother, for all her love and support) Evervbi ' d s so different we ' re all insane J. Walsh Shot Stauffer Will K. iachim LOUSY DAME! H. Bogart ; DiscipIine m ' lad, disciplince The Only Serious Choice il 2 c c Pen: Aqui . . . Ahora ... Mike; Donde esta el McDonald ' s? ' Beth: Me siento bien. ' Hola! Gotta get away from that finger! ft L Nan — now will you pay my telephone bill? Pipsqueak — my bestest underformer friend. Sara — always so much to do and so little time. w 3- ■5 ' 01; O c n (33 C 3 Air 7 o ' Thanks ' is not enough: Mom, Dad, Mimi, Bill, etc. Mrs. Ward Ruth Ann Mrs. Porter Clair Dan Mrs. Cooper Ms. Hambly Fr. Sprague Mr. Rader Amy G. Mr. Mrs. Hawkins Jo Heather — my best friend — 1 love you! Mr. Large Mr. Yung Mrs. Lorant Mr. Berry man Mrs. Kunkle Mr. Umiker Mr. Crocker Suzanne Caitlin O 4 K -O CL . a - .12 ? 3 3 3 g 00 5 ol o S « = S 9 2 S 2 4 -c c it: c a. u Hi 53) o o i) !« -J= 70 Mike Charland Thanks: Mr. Large Mr. Ashjian Mr. Garfield Mr. Giavin Taggs Charlie Beth Dave Luke Adam Dan Mike Paul Gretchen Admiration is our polite recognition of another ' s resemblance to ourselves. Thank you: Mom Dad There is something we all must find Some peace in our time. This is absolute reality. — The Alarm Goals are dreams with deadlines. Faith eliminates Fear 71 ?ll Beth RicharJsoi ?. uirKlii ir. iiiuh MA Pennie I ' ll be there if you want me to Whatever you seek tor the future, Whatever you hope for aim high, Dreams are the wings of your spirit, So long as you dream you can fly. The Kxly achieves what the mind believes — Crew ' 88 Mum and Dad 1 appreciate all your support and encouragement Thanks for always being there. 1 Love you! n y«i BOK nrauw-averDT ;i fjood friend there ' s a feeling in your heart that will never end. — The Monkeys lary Julianne Pennie Christine Ms. Plisci Mr. Harris Mr. Kerrick Crew ' 88 Spam 88 Don ' t stop thmking about tomomw Don ' t stop, it ' ll iron be here It ' ll K better than before. Yesterday ' s gone, yesterday ' s gone. — Fleetwivxi Mac 1 IV ' s Hie CtM V o.rV %r? i-S, And yjVrt yc vy I ' cvOii Cjw W dw dppijdcn Gis -Y ■acccK. J and €veK Wunc Aa-V thah k you Mr, liircj-? f - li uifijviakiMVjou;.. TV vv-bpcti ibtiif - - ' — ' - 3o r Hurb- :i;fc hiwati Gccxi loik Jk pie rrlyxK — ' ' Vvep cp r.f o « ' s U ' aifeiiK«piHa fb(: icA e ' 5 •pcv-ci iLj :y.3t lift i tnxch. Avki fScvA«4 vtw +iifM Hew ' bcweKMtS it- if. JOSV J i 2 -c 6 •=•§1 e E 3 lic juud 1+ ujo j d lot roShioa,in. r 5-ffaM f -fC u)£ art m 3 1 knee iT Qrc eloc juiUTt OOCJJ H6NT5 . pills K ?5e as S8.t? rt o . O o 9. c H 53 MWcl am - r shod ' cd If c •♦fttl Vi on«jUf o ft3 c , all qov have do l5 caJJ UM A)C7A V , and I ' ll Od Z - tertc Tu  t 3000 tH- 2ara i S. Mr. Hd -! laXt Care: Te sic USa 6. v a:  5 fl. - Q ootids UJomoi hfout ([Ahh... I donH- iCnouj X - - p ' ' - lie HACf tunt (iou. 74 Q h !f JvA oAAAXUfa. Mo v j j,! . K pi sv.j XOJ - o Uc in Jw M(u i{ sec J, M uuth AmAU hoJ thcxX p A- ' ' 4f- Rii «:cfl. Civu lo, . U Wfl h t uJ i ' 19 ? X n Qi , ' ' - ' ' ' . .. be. fhJ ftd-j Pu ' f aCh. sec- 75 Edward Bovey Carlisle, Ma Thanks to Mr. Large Tags Mr. Acampcira Crocks Mr. Lynch Sloth Ms. Toland Derek £ fe% Lehs 3. Good luck Billy Alec Mandy Becky Ship Juke Friends at home Nick, Nat, Andy, Tony, Ellen Oh No. Juh.. Uaccon Punch Anyimc ' 76 }im Givers 37 ozojifc m. nmi CA. THANKS TO They are one person $0  « W M. 6A t A Ultf iUi Ih. i f V i • • HOUSE BAm PU. lc t — g , Larry Will Derek Tom The Dog Mess, Dave, ' Drea Caccon ' 88 The Coph The C.S.C. and all those who sailed upon her And of Course to: They are two alone Lewcli Qun I woke UP in a Soho doorway A policeman knew my name He said You can eo to sleep ai home lonicht If you can eel up and walk amy. — The Who Dad Julie Mom Willie Theo Mr. Weedon Mr. Wells I say Juanita. my sweet Chaquita What are you up to now? ' Cause there ' s fat man In the bathtub . . . with the blues. — Little Feet They are three toeether They are for each other. EX. Was Here 77 Anthony Zarr Mom, Dad — What can I say? I MADE IT! J- rain -j-VftUibui you, everything would have been , ' haink You ' re awesome ' i pin ' with Larry, Rappin ' with Larry. some people think his rhymes are scary! William Fletcher Brazer Oguinquit, Maine 1 warn to thank my Dad and Mom for my education, but more just lor bcin there and beinx supportive. I love you both! Thank you: Mr Barlow I) )c «£ Mrs. Umiker Mr. Townsend Mr Churchill Mr V Mrs Wells Mr Glavui Mr. Wecdon Gunga: Thank you for (caching me God ' s Sport. Q.O.T D : When you row this race all 1 want left on the seats IS •( holes eyeballs! Oerek: It was a great three years Hopefully, we learned somethmg from It. besides driving each other crauiy. Remember: NO FAT CHICKS! Smile, it makes people wonder what you arc thinking. Character is what you are in the l • Sarah B . More thanks to Teddies B., Noah ' - Com C, Jason F Pat S , Chuckles, A.J . pi (Nmnllemen forever!!) Laird R , Marc B Roc C SAT. (We must get hardware) . ' o ' Fred, mind IS a terrible thing to waste ' Stephanie. V and Nikki (The FOUR always!) Erin Is this b| than a letter : ' . . . 8f. the flap and get me s ' ««- Em A Brian Fart-box NICE! .. . Bev Ed Your hot water is on Class of 92; Go easy o 9 BMW ' s and Coca-Ciila (Original) rd ■■ Nice haircut, luke You had a tridge ' AGI QIOD AGIS VF Rl TAS Sorry to anyone who 1 forgot to mention Your memory will rem Thank you. and giKxibye Where do we go ' HO Cotuit People: Thank you for anything and everything. Derek Pieper Never say No Mr. Murphy Thank You: The Pankratzes, Mr. Glavin, Mr. Stanley. Mr. Engel, Mr. Weedon, Co-Captains Churchill Acampora, Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Anderson, Coaches VCiedergott and Tabrisky, Captains Grove, Terry and the Cappa Blake. Will: Two years of bad jokes, Heavy Metal, and other odd habits. We made it! Thanks for everything! See ya around. Mom and Dad: Thanks for trusting and supporting me. I love you guys! Ben: Thanks for putting up with me most of the time. Jen: Thanks, 1 already wrote everything else. Noah, Ted, Com, Hondo, The Coe Residents and Third Form: Thanks Guys o o u 1 3 03 81 I Vt Mnomt aood U mu. a nd ruAH r-t ncU na, cUri roacU to I)ana — a Mfu ■i ujdifat. nud 2 i ino f ' III n imi Ml Ml I j ATiu 8. Duri can rruiu 6£u I ' m a d rta nwr, J ' m ' not tht o-n o ni, ijOU U jOi n UA, tht ' UH rtd ' UhU Ik oa o nt JiiuAdU, rru dca rtli vH , thamAa. for tht. ' UHhrid £oot aluKU , Jrtd, Jiarmeu, jHitro mu . M , the du rnlt tadu i n Jia n Aok and 36o -JCo , the fiAoUnf rofihi r at tht Ju nUhO JtoaU na JiuUau ra nt a nd mt I lm a } nt, ' J fAn £e runon W, thanh fo alAu Uf6. t OAU} tUrt fo mt 2 couldm ' t hav do U ivUAoiU Dttldifnn. ]£mut. and tfu a n thamJUfo tht lau and tAe Iu Jua vjAo loAHA ya Mo a nd Dad X tha fou far tAwrifth nc} 2lo KijOU TltN «M «Im Urn ' M. ' fl ilfiwi 82 Kirstie Paulsen Marlborough, MA 83 ANDRE SILVA-SADDER Lake Valhalla, NY Dave Messy Knowles Win Mr. Rader Mr. Garfield Thank You Mom and Dad Gero Jeremy Zeb Noah Mr. Wells Mr. Brown A few liKht taps upon the pane made him turn to the wmdow. It had begun to snow agam. he watched slccp.ly the nJce! Hve a ' nd d ark. lall.ng obhquely aga.nst the lan,phght. The time had come for h.m to set out on h.s joun ey westward Yes the newspapers were right; snow was general all over Ireland It was lallmg on every pan ol the dark : am :.te3::rhi.ls. falli soHly upon the Bog of Alle. and. farther we. waK,. -jj ,;; ' 2;: ' ;S,„ „ dark mutmous Shannon waves, it was falhng. t.K . upon every part of the lonely churchyard 7; ' - j J , ' ' . Fur y lay buned. It lay thickly drifted on the crooked crosses and headstones on the s,x-ars ol ' ' - J ; barren thorns. His soul sw.K,ned slowly as he heard the snow lall.ng faintly through the universe and la.n.ly lallmg. like the descent of their last end. upon all the living and the dead. _ 84 a ' i-p h( l{ ), ( M y jl l ' Uy y Mom Dad: You ' ve made growing up as easy and enjoyable as it can possibly be. Thank you for everything and love always. Memories: 3rd form altercations, Chile ' 87, Spain ' 86 + 88, Diving in Tortola ' 88, The Hidalgos, Bruins ' 87- ' 88, Red Sox 86 + 88, 6th form tunneling. David G. Cabot Manchester, Ma Thank you: Larry Noah Mess Zeb J.V. all 4 year seniors Mr. Wells Mr. Engel Mr. Umiker Mr. Garfield Andre Gero Jeremy Zarr Juke Sam: You ' ve been a best friend Special thanks: Abraham, Zucker.and Zucker. Larry; You make me devious, obnoxious, and unruly. Thank you. Andre: Don ' t stop slacking. Gero: Quick game of pool. ' ' There are places I ' ll remember All my life, though some have changed Some forever not for better. Some have gone, and some remain. All these places had their moments With lovers and friends, I still can recall Some are dead and some are living In my Ufe, I ' ve loved them all. — The Beatles Please don ' t wake me, no, don ' t shake me, leave me where I am, I ' m only sleeping. — The Beatles It ' s hard to tell the poison from the cure Harder still to know the reason why, why, why The only thing I really know for sure Is another day, another day ' s gone by. — Sting y i Mess: Don ' t be silly. Noah: You too. (And you know what that means) Meltzer: Don ' t you know when to get lost. ' 8 Christopher B. Tyler Winfield Hartley Thanks: Kuhryn Marc Diana Com Kristen Wholia F. Devens Marshall Stacey Givets Cindoire (Hills) Liza Tool Bree Lebes OB Jumpin Hugh Breisky Mo Norris Shanerpal Liscous Hoody Shen Carson SmiCty J. Sminy T. Charles S Eslanley Crick and Walshy Toni Woogie Baxter Thor Hook Bums Carleion Dam Lindsoire Collin Carol ia Hanes Molly Mandy Daye Peek Norton Woodson Deirdre Rusty Peter Jack Luke Anthony Shiong (y ' ali) Sam Mrs Ward The Demments Mr. Glavin Mr. Churchill Mr. Stanley Mr Acampora Mr Wiedergoli Connerstein Moms. Dads Haven + Stephanie 86 Dcirdre: Thanks for the lenl-a-life. Ill pay you someday. I love you. Collamore R. Crocker Cohasset, Ma Special Thanks: Mom and Dad Susie and Dave Collamore H. Richmond Thank You: Mr. Glavin Mr. Barlow Mr. Rader Mr. Townsend Mr. Wagoner Mr. Ashjian Mr. Elwell Mr. Berryman The Walkers The Walshs Charlie ' s No Dummy — Henry Lloyd Thanks: Taggs Nick Cricket Brett Ted Charlie Hugh Sloth O.B. Joe Jeremy Zarr Will Derek Win Mike Hondo Rory Fred Because Americans want to Succeed, not just Survive. — Citicorp Bank Good things come to those who hustle while they wait. — T. Edison Good Luck: Trip Lucien Read T -t 88 Ml Andrew S. Taggart Orleans, MA Thank you: Mr. Glavin Mr. Burwell Mr. Ashjian Mr. Townsend Mr. Weedon The Crockers The Walkers Mr. William Hartog Special thanks: Dad Mom Jay Pete John Grandma Thanks: Crocks Walshy Crick Brett Schultzy Joe Fred Mike Ch. Rory Sloth Taggart, do you feel OK then stop acting goofy! — F.W. at St.G. Good luck: Thor Trip Pelly Heave Read Luke Marc — Homer nods. 89 JOE O ' CONNOR Jumpln ' Acton, Ma. Thanks: Mr. Demment Mr. Brown Mr. SUnley Mr. Ashjian Mr. Glavin Mr. Bellows Tim Nick S. Jammin ' Jay Carson Crick ' n ' Nick Tags and Com Zeo Cress Good Luck: Hugh Be vcr AI O.B. Pent JOM Chuck S. McKenna Rud Jeremy Peck Owe A. Brett Norris Bree Winfield i Thanks Mom and Dad (or all the love and support, I needed it. 90 Tim Smith Amherst, N.H Thank you: The Demments The Browns The Stanleys Ken Ashjian Cricket Walker Nick Walsh Thanks: Raspy Brettski Tony Rory Sloth Smitty Taggs Jumpin ' Woogie Crocks Parrot Hartfield O.B. Cindy Jeremy Charlie Priscilla Liza Hondo Fuller Shall Good Luck: Bundy Juke Gates Petie V. Brud Nick H. Sam 92 J I ' m a child. III last a while. — Neil Young Caroline — Thanks for all the good times and all the memories. Thanks (or always being there, don ' t ever change. Life ' s been good to me so far. ' — Joe Walsh 93 Oood Lnck Juke Topher Burns Brud Pete V. Nick Hofer Al Haxberg Hurley Moiiiz MlkeD. Bundy PeteT. Caroline Qates El Dave A. Read N Thanks: Uy family The Stanleys Mr. Burwell Ms. Toland Mr. Dehler Mr. Ashjlan Mr. Acampora Woogle Nick Hugh Lebes Jumpln ' Tony Cricket Com Rory Berzo Andy T. Cress Charlie D. Fred Hondo Bovey Larry Jeremy Zeb Win Schulson Brett Carson Smitli StrattLam, N.H. 94 Thanks: Mr. Glavln, Mr. Crocker, Mr. Suitor, Ms. Hambley, Gunga, Swing, Caiph Catches (Kid A), Sharky, King Class, Tim, Rory Connor Ft. Worth, Texas Amanda: If ever I needed someone you were there when I needed you, I in love with you er- D 3 a UJ-e_ Ic ' ( (eil ti U b 5$ r- . Good Luck: Jesse, Mike, Jess, Lindsay, Delrdre, Daye. Wendy, David, Sam, Luolen, Read, Phlneaa 95 TVxa Vt,S Racwt I ia ' 6.V e, TuUc TudvJ fy o v 0 uJ ttLr M (I. Trtvo to. Liz. 6. .■J. «— t H 1 - i M 4oo OA.. .v X.-V WxA: .v (7 «•• -U . . ( _ _ Norris Post Atlanta, Ga. L0TS-O-T vankS •.  A « ToVwi Lew, i € I«s4ei r -Vhls V o Space . Faifl F illftT Is li i JJ V V iMXnMwr NO0K - r iOPUIMMC ♦ v vy?r«? ' Rachel Totman I ' m Not Telling, CT You don ' t have to have a penny just to hang around — C.C.R No call alligator longnose until you pass him by.- — Phoebe Beth; Thanks tor always being there. You can ' t succeed unless you are prepared to fail. — Mike Cohen And goodbye makes the journey harder still. — Cat Stevens Thanks: Lew Miss Toland Big Pete Mommy and Dadd GiHxibye: Shen Norris Stan Julia Chris OB Bree Mo m BBBmm m %a JBsiiC m i r A«r- V ' .Qw : .Toai- .o ' ' ) ' ' uowatt do and ' • ' r ' T . .-c cwr. -;?? ' r ' ' , jC y r: JLfi 9 Frederick deL Greenewalt Washington D.C. Nothing I can say can express my thanks. P - ' jT Hu - m . fH i ' A I B MORE THAN THANKS m-AM. CUTS MO FULLER CATY CHUCK LINDSEY t lL '  ■ ?£« CINDY ROLL %Sr (ifr mj lStL GOTTS BAXTER HsbDR r) WBNDY TAGS SHALL HONDO [fiir SBIf- ERIC TUCK PHv KATE ALEX MANDY HENRI -l rl ' TO ALL MY FRIENDS BACK HOME. YOU KNOW HOW I FEEL. Aa « Not saying. but nevei needing to say. is what ' eally counts TIM CUTLER 1 • CMOY CHAD ROWU CHUCIC 60ITS MO SHAUU 6AX poab PAVe K S s - K} |V j AMD ) ' M T lHB. ' TfQskv was yellow and the sun was bljie. - Dead ' Can you dig it. Oh yeah. — Marley Marshall Farrer Louisville, KY. Once in a while you can get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right. Dead Thanks aint enough: Bax Ho Mo Rasta Fuller Hondo Chuck Wendy A. Fred Cathy C. Cuts The Chicks Gotts My Family! •Roll Mr. Umike If you get confused, listen to the music play. Dead Cape Cod, MA Jason Alan Fuller Maui, Hawaii Dudes Chicks Marsh Cindy Mo Linsey Cutler Caty Chuck Leslie Mike Wendy Fred Jess Baxter Gotts Rasta Mom, Dad, Naomi And Nathan Marsh: Crazie Eddie, Franklin ' s Tower, A Pizza, Small Sub, Two Cokes, And A Baklava I ' m Coin ' Where The Water Tastes Like | Wine A ' r ' ' ■- ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' M. e, N-e. H h F.ou, Da Spidas, — Alan Madball Chuck: Charlay, My Feet Hurt. Granola Mola, After MidniKhl We ' ll Be Forever Loving Jah — Bob Marley l fl l l V m Cutler: Freakcr, Lights Man Turn Out Your LiKhtJ. Dais Right Cutia Fred: Open Invitation, Beep Beep Ha H«, Cro Ma«non PI Mo; Scoot n Scoot, BoiU Ml Hermana, Strong As A Blade Of Grass Charles Devens III Essex, MA. Sun ' s so hot, clouds so low. The eagles fill the sky. Dead Here ' s my hand, Reachin ' out to you Take it, darlin ' , Everything ' s coming our way. Santana ♦ ' Gocta make it somehow on ■ A STi HBHV the dreams you stiU believe. Dead THANK YOU. EVERYONE! ■m : ■F — - . • ITT H THE DUDES GOOD LUCK DAD FRED UNDS. RASTA MOM MARSH JESS. DA YE SIS. BRO. + FAMILY CUTS LUKD. MIKE D. MR. ROWL EY MO WENDY. REBECCA MRS. PORTER FULLER OWEN. WADS. BRETT. JOE. T LER HONDO WHEELS-FISHIN ' ! TIM. AHM GRAPES BAX DON. IAN CONNOR. CARSON GOTTS MOODS. SPING PHOEBE. CINDY. PRISS ROUS CHIEF BE. + URBAN COWBO First there is a mountain, then there is no mountain, then there is. Our mountain will always be there, its peak touching the stars. I LOVE YOU!! ' - GUILLERMO PARRA - ' CLEARWATER, FL. (Chief Big Bowl) This is my favorite state of being. Chuck Garcia Jr. ' The hitch hiker leveled his thumb in the cool calculus of reason. Jim Morrison Thank you: Mr Glavin Mrs. Porter Mr. Townsend Jam iyn brt)thcr For making it worthwile. You ' re grtH vy; Ph )cb - Chutk Goiis Fred Ho Win Marsh Fuller Rous Cutler Bob Tyler Rous Hondo Roll Dtjnovan Hags Rasta Mandy Baxter Pat C. Santana J. Morrison Rachel 105 Michael Cohen Framingham, Ma Mo — Chief Big Bowl PhoM fuller — Cutlah no like the spider Eucindy Cuts — Kitty Cat Fred — Beep-Beep Cricket Lester Chuckee D. Marshall Farther P ' nopesmokedope Pieper Girson Tags Senor Rous Baxter — £s un loco Alexander Rasta Lindsey K.T. Jessica Gotts Wendy Getene Mr. Acampora Mr. Glavin Mr. Jennings Ms. Totand 106 The kids they dance and shake their bones and the politicians throwing stones. — G.D. it: 1 Motn. Dad, and Sue low you. JUST SAY Green Captain America ii {r Af9f M All HU (ffy I ' d C ' 1 1- ' ' mI ' ' y SW. IT ' S 6ETTIM6 TOO l?AR TO SEE.. ■fc- vja dS Tin ' To l  -vd TkwHo f . i. To o. .ij ( ( W ms • «4 |(r € T •% .KVlcTVlj : 5; Li Afc p.ec5«U« IliJ ♦ , C o 0-oooi luck. O t, t-V. Har-r-tS it ji iW Four Year Seniors 110 m Ml Brantwood Is this fighting gravity??? 113 .V . In -C i ' - ' • : r -fy r n; 114 ?.r . •. ■ , , ' ij ; A-J ' . 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Here ' s the story Conieniraiion 122 Hark! 1 hear a voice calling me. J - vt (Xut-T- Derek: Hi guys! Wendy: He ' s so embarrassing! Hailey: So 1 was walking downtown and ... Others: Listening intently. Derek: forget Hailey ' s story. I ' m getting my picture taken. 123 1 a u O 3 : „ . T3 O C —1 w . IS US U 04 - 60 -3 C I- a .« c c u o « - _ c t o u c - . u c — IB ' ■ « ii • c c u J- I ) tl_ 3.5 - 0-o-a -o_3-5 J-5 . o c . a i- h « ii wUCQ D. . c J - ■= S l 124 125 Karla: (Sigh . . . ) The guys here are so lame Hope: Oh no they ' re not! Come to me baby! 126 I cMlM,, _ -± TRICKS i 128 TONGUES 129 The Faculty ■ . _■:■ • -v 1: .31 .• - Oh, Mr. Trout, nice Milo went on, there in Trout ' s suite, teach us to sing and dance and laugh and cry. We ' ve tried to survive so long on money and sex and envy and real estate and football and basketball and automobiles and television and alcohol — on saw dust and broken glass! — Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. CLASSICS Mr. Burwell Mr. Glavin ENGLISH Mr. Rowley Mr. Kerrick Mr. Weedon Ms. Lorant Mr. Harris Mr. Floyer Ms. Toland Missing: Mr. Engel RELIGION Mr. Large- Mr. Spraguc LIBRARY Mrs. Kaptcyn Mrs. Russell Mrs. Long 132 ATHLETICS Mr. Wiedergott Mrs. Hall ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Stanley Mr. Brock Mr. Norris Mr. Crocker Mr. Mabley Mr. Rowley Mrs. Wells ARTS Mr. Berryman Mr. Bellows Ms. Woodworth Ms. Goddard Mr. Edgar SCIENCE Mr. Pankratz Mr. Acampora Mr. Wells Mr. Elwell Mr. Dehler Mr. Demment Mr. Radar Mr. Harris TRAINERS Heather MacLeod Ms. Allen Jeremy Meltzer 133 ALUMNI Ms. Drake Mr. Norris Ms. Peter Mr. Hall HISTORY Mrs. Barnes Mr. Suitor Mr. Stanley Mr. Glavin ADMISSIONS Mr. Wagoner Mr. Yung Mrs. Grant Mr. Hawkins MODERN LANGUAGE Mr. Lynch Mr. Churchill Mrs. Rasetti Ms. Telenson Mr. Garfield Mrs. Ward Mr. Dehler Mrs. Wells MATH Mr. Mabley Mr. Wales Mrs. Wells Mr. Brown Mr. Pettus Mr. Acampora Mrs. Anderson Mr. Ashjian Mr. Umiker 134 af- KITCHEN STAFF 135 Wht-ri.- N my dcsk. 136 36 ■- • -- y% of e. people. are-j 5f I ' KC just by be,N;j TKe Class of iqS E c|ejiastcs GERALDO St. Mark ' s School does not condone sexual intimacy. l lkp,fs WiH iic K hci M rc? TWEEDS 1)8 m I am Kd are. Mfi O j, jy a j, meant to ask you — how ' s it going for women ' p FORGET THIS LOOKI BELTLINE DROOP 139 AfM .|-v ' • ' • ' f kVft Mi y? h. - - i fi Girls ' Varsity Soccer 1 Coach Mr Yung First row: McManus, Borland, Ball, Yeh, Hallowell, Leis, Jones. Second row; Vandersalm, Hanes, Bradstreet, Elsbree, McClelland. Third row; S. Archabal, Callagy, Tilson, P. Archabal. Front row; Moore, Johnson. Dear Mr. Yung, Mr. Pectus, and the future girls soccer team of 1989, We just wanted to tell you how much we enjoyed the season and to wish you good luck next year. Although we know that most of us were sucking wind in the beginning of the season trying to catch up to Mr. Yung on those early morning runs, we promise that we faithfully ran our four laps every day. We ' ll always remember Mr. Yung ' s httle jig before the games, even though they usually went too fast for the cheers. Hopefully the newly formed tradition of giving out awards at the end of the season will successfully continue! Thanks again for all of these and more memorable moments, especially the spaghetti dinner. By the way, Mr. Yung, when we return to watch the team next year. we ' ll expect a joy ride in the Saab. Love, Aubrey, Jessica, Robin, and Eunissa 142 Captains: Robin Moore, Eunissa Johnson 2-8- 1 St. Paul ' s 4-4 Nobles 0-7 Milton 2-1 BBN 1-5 Middlesex 2-3 Lawrence 3-0 Brooks 2-3 St. Georges 0-3 Thayer 2-3 GDA 0-4 Groton 0-4 Coach: Joseph Yung 143 i SL Bk Girls ' J. V. Soccer Front row: Emerson, Maier. Wilson. Quinn. Gouthro McGuire S.sler Sheehan. Back row. Stodte, Dearborn, K. Veerman, BarSamian, Lucero, Lynch, Ford, Siegfried. Robinson, Coach Rowley !• 14 Men ' s Varsity Soccer (Front Row) Paredes. Fuller. Cohen. Farrer. Berzansky. Schulson. Walker. S.nkler. Tyler. TaRg t. (2nd Row) Hen Vandersalm. Hogan, O-Donnell. Cressman. N. Cutler; (3rd Row) deCastro, Keyes. Toro. Hofer. Taylor. C. Mil.ken. Alexander. Benander Dusty and the other I.S.L. coaches laughed and snickered, We got him now. Good old Fritz will never be able to produce another winning season. This was our motivation. Aided with a little luck, the St. Mark ' s squad compiled a 9-3-3 record. Special, rigorous training techniques invented by Mr. Wiedergott turned a bunch of basketball and hockey players into a wicked Euro soccer machine. Marc Berzansky, the captain of this unit, led the team with his style of finesse play. Others like Hugh O ' Donnell and Marshall Farrer just used their intimidating bulk to scare opposing penalty kickers into missing A little thanks should go out to the St. Paul ' s goalie who showed a true lack of discipline. Another special thanks should go out to Mr. Dehler for getting us in shape tor the Belmont Hill game, then leading us on to victory with his strategic change ot game plan (thanks, Hugh). In the same game Jason Fuller put in a tremendous goal which somehow squeaked by the goalie, the goal was set up by a so-so assist from Brett Paredes We won t mention Thayer, we still aren ' t quite sure if it actually occured. The rwo highlights ot our season had to be the last second heroics of Brett Paredes against Milton on parents weekend and the tremendous win at Groton. Ten seconds on the clock and down by one goal Topher Nutso Willis goes down with a leg injury and St. Mark s is on its way to losing its first place position that it shared with Milton. The coach gives Mike (He-Man) Cohen the call. Berzannsky throws it in, Tyler tips it to Eric Cressman who passes to Paredes for the goal. No time left and mothers and fathers freaking out and slapping each other with exuberance. Milton cries in frustration: Winners never quit, quitters never win Ending our season on a high note, a team of seniors led by Eric Cressman. overcame a 2-1 deficit at halfiime, and went on to a 4-2 victory over Groton betore a crowd ot hundreds. Surpassing much prc-season criticism, St. Mark ' s compiled a more than respectable record. We didn ' t quite achieve that magic number ot 200. but we didn t the money to buy him a gift anyway. 4 146 m K.i 98 Captain Marc Berzansky Coach Mr. Wiedergott .ockt I nitjc. ! arret little iplan ueliot fewoi , of on ; s by OK to ever ivercaK 9-3-3 Brooks 1-1 St. Georges 1-1 Nobles 3-7 BBN 2-0 Thayer 0-1 St. Sebastian ' s 1-0 Belmont Hill 2-1 St. Paul ' s 1-0 Middlesex 2-1 Roxbury Latin 8-0 Milton 1-1 Rivers M GDA -i Lawrence 1-3 Groton 4-2 147 148 bV U UcU - ' V-v T - vU v - - Junior Varsity qa Cx Row 1: Prado, Hams, Sp.nglcr, Nortcn, Fcrr.abouKh. Hotcr. Holland, [ ff; ;, ' ' ' f ' - Boudreau. Row 2; Coach Elwcll. Mitchell, Ccvm, Bcarcns, Ram, Red H. H ' ' ;- ' -; l ' | cdccn, Horton. Berryman. Coach Dehlcr. Row 3: Elmore. Rowley. Esmail. Wick, Chkaiban, deRham. Walent. 149 Ladies ' Field Hockey ==i=s===i== =r=  ?S ?r ' . ' Front (L-R): Davidson, St. Andre, Allen, Hills, Olds, Miller. Kelly. Back (L-R): Manager I ndsbaum. Terry, Hall, Storey, Bancroft, Shipley, D. Shaw, Leitzes With hieh expectations and a new baby on the way, Mrs. Anderson, tor the second year in a row, led her Varsity Field Hockey team to not only the top of the ISL but into New Englands. „ „ .re Our early victory over the always strong St. Paul s team (the tirst M. Marks girls win at St. Paul ' s in any sport) led us into our season with confidence. . , , i wr- u x A tough 0-1 loss against Nobles didn t slow us down. With Mrs. Anderson ' s reassurance, that We are good and the motivating tunes ot Push it, we went on to win the remaining nine league games in our season. From a challenging win over the number two team, Middlesex, O-D to a not so challenging win over G.D.A. (10-0), the St. Mark ' s team continued to dominate. , , , . , An exciting win over Groton (3-0) brought our league season to a close and assured us a spot in the New England tournament. With only three departing sixth formers — Leslie, Cindy, and Julia — tne upcoming season looks promising once again. Good luck to next year s team. 1)0 m wSS5a±f55 ■■■r «BBBr.«nCI ■■■T. % BBr«BBBBI - -■ BBBNBBBI tlBBMBBBI vBHMBBBI i 11- 1- -1 St. Paul ' s 6-0 Nobles 0-1 Thayer 4-1 BBN 3-0 St. George ' s 2-0 Middlesex 5-2 Milton 5-2 Brooks 7-0 Lawrence 7-0 GDA 10-0 Pomfret 2-1 Tabor 1-1 Groton 3-0 Captains: Cindy Hills Leslie Allen Coach: Dorothy Anderson 1)1 1)2 Junior Varsity 7-1-2 Front (L-R): Hunter, Vallender. Middle (L-R): I ng. Kim Anthony. Hyland. Back (L-R): Cooper, Briones, Summers. Collins. Case. Jancsics. Valentme 153 GIRLS ' CROSS COUNTRY Front row (L-R): PetersoiyMcNear Forbes, Duffy, Fernim, Bptg Early sports . . . The A Kirsten ' s ovariel . . . jA ' r ' ' check, or char . . . Wdc oiJt thrfrteav The BrJ! Ntt conn io %Li . Pl«5mctNls ftn, ButleK ack row (L-R): Lew, Farnham, Barrett, Jnd, Stivert JJ ilhams, Jeppsen, Appleton fire hydrant . . . Bree ' s knees . . . iit eiiht • ■ • Wa got less . Cash, Kirstie | . Chariots of mire Fash-fash Thanks Dee d e . N t ' s Mt the Vihts . Los anyone? . . J amJ haleh . . . parts he low Asthma 3rd ' s field l V ' 12-1-0 Bancroft 19-41 Worcester Academy 19-40 GDA 28-29 Nobles 16-45 Thayer 19-40 Pomfret 16-47 Worcester Academy 17-44 Middlesex 34-22 Groton 20-39 Brooks 17-45 Milton 17-45 BBN 15-49 ISLC ' s 4th of 12 New Englands 5th of 26 Captain Norris Post fi l 1)6 ■ 157 Boys ' Varsity and J.V. Cross Country n b ,j vv-Rr rUnA 7emack Sexena Ku, Nigra, Assarat. Chiotellis, Roberts, Mallon Coach cIlhZl ' e Co.c B -w (L-R): Feag.n. DeAngel.s. McCarthy. Parra. A. Cohen, Stevenson, Valentine, Brazer In the words of Adam Cohen, 1988 was a building year for the boys cross-country team. The seLon tarted out w.th three returning lettermen, Charley Stevenson. Adam Cohen, captain Gu.Uermo PaTra and several prom.smg runners from the JV mcluding W.ll Brazer. John Valentme, Joel DeAngelis, Justm McCarthy, Juke Assarat. and Ed Mallon. Although several runners sustajnc .n.ur.es throughout he season, the remamder of the team performed admirably, no doubt ' -P ' - .y ' l audacuy and fearlessness of Juke. (Even the whistles and boots from the Middlesex «- -- - P him from running his best.) With help from newcomers John Borland. John Feagm. Peter C-h.otcU.s. Jff Ku Eddie Roberts. Sheel Saxena. David Zemack, and Peter Nigra the team begMn to take shape and gain strength through the efforts of coaches Mr. Um.ker and Ms. Woodworth The v s.ty team remSned fairly stable throughout the season although the top positions were constantly being exchanged bemeen Adam Cohen, Will Brazer, and Gu.Uermo Parra. Evc-n though the boys vars nr w ' as less threatening than in previous years, finishing 9th m the ISLC ; ' P .;; J, „f , .,,,. working underformers show promising prospects which w.ll lead the team through the l ' ' ;; Tnd back to glory. Good luck to all JV runners who w.ll meet Mr. Townsend next year (you 11 need it). By the way, we don ' t play games ... we have meets. 1)8 ) ' ' -t 5-6-0 Nobles 19-44 Thayer 49-15 BBN Rivers 26-31 30-27 Belmont Hill 50-15 W.A. Pomfret 26-31 30-27 Middlesex 22-35 Groton Brooks 35-22 38-19 Milton 44-16 ISLC 9th Coach: Mr. Umiker Captain: Guillcrmo Parra 159 cBp e- rr- - v ' t l i f 1; ' ' Boys ' Varsity Football F,on,: L-R) CuUln.ne, 0 .V = fi ' i ' ■tck ' rA. ' t: . ' - SSePS ' cihS ' It was a great year. Coach A That was a GOOD catch Charlie Devens. That was a GOOD throw Tim Cutler. I Better vou were born a little girl. vt i • j j- Keep running! These are the ones that hurt. (No k.ddmg.) Coach L: Coach S. Jesus guys! You ' re gonna have to hit harder than that 162 CAPTAIN MICHAEL CHARLAND Coach Large Coach Stanley Coach Ashjian abx. ude m lefoi .Miit ' i season 2-5-0 SM 6 Nobles 28 SM Thayer 19 SM 13 Belmont Hill 21 SM 20 Middlesex 16 SM 30 Milton 35 SM 28 GDA 14 SM 14 Groton 33 163 ' I ! fi Junior Varsity 3-3-0 R) Mabey, Sperry, Cudaback. Giles. Jensen. Brainbridge. Von Be rnuth, Cohen (2nd Row) ;ry, Coach Pankratz, Netter, Kirkpatrick, Sullivan. Fenollosa. Jastromb, Han. Wallace. King (First Row L- Manager Emery, . „ _— , _ , Stepney, Coach Wells (3rd Row) Benjamin, Rasmussen, Stebbins. Hogue, Gates 16 Winter GO AHEAD DQYIH. WLl VWSSAiL THOSE WEES. BETOREMCWQ CNiRmT •o - J o i VH- TO WU- ME. W T, Girl ' s Varsity Puck (L-R) First row: Jones, Leis, Leitzes, Fernim, Totman, Post, Terry McManus, McNear. 2nd row: Coach Crocker, Vallender. Bancroft, Tilson, S. Archabal, Hall, P. Archabal, Manager Needham. The women ' s Varsity Ice Hockey Team started the season with five returning players. This new team led by co-captains Stacy Fernim and Noris Post, welcomed newcomers like Fam and Sarah Archabal, Jessica Terry and Cathy Leitzes, the new shining star defense. The first game of the season was a washout, but times quickly improved with a 7-1 victory over GDA After this the season fluctuated between wins and losses, but everyone had a great time. Wendy ept go, go going to become high scorer and very confident, while Rachel and the yellow line cheered from the bench. All in all, the season was rad. 168 adi Captains; Stacey Fernim and Norris Post Coach: Alan B. Crocker 4-10-1 Tabor 6-11 (L) GDA 7-1 (W) Lawrence 3-4 (L) Concord 6-0 (W) Middlesex 8-10 (L) St. George ' s 2-7 (L) Andover ' 4-5 OT (L) Nobles 5-3 (W) St. Paul ' s 5-6 (L) Milton 5-8 (L) Pomfret I 1-2 OT (T) St. George ' s 0-8 (L) BB N 3-7 (L) Brooks 7-2 (W) Groton 2-3 (L) 169 Il 170 -  «i S 1 1 vc i ffl b a f- Junior Varsity tm .V , . . y ■ g 4 ' l 1 MEN ' S VARSITY HOCKEY Wallace, Hogan. The St Mark ' s Men ' s Varsity Ice-Hockey team started the new year with a hopeful attitude Captain T-Io hy ••itvVno pr.de S Jth led the team .nto th.s season w.th h.s bone-cr. ;n. .y ie o h. key. The teain then proceeded to defeat division two opponents, such as Rivers, Roxbury. Latm. Fomtret, ' ' o ' nfthe main parts of this winning team is the defense. It is led by Hugh The P ' ll L juncher O ' Donnell. Accompanying The Pill Uuncher are Mike The Tongue Culhnanc. B.g Bud B.ll McKenna loel D. and Allen Harberg. „. , , ci i o u:, Splrkmg he team upfront are Jumpm ' Joe O ' Connor, Chris But End Tyler and b hko P - h.a. Other steady contributors to the offense are Jason Hogan, Geoff Keniry. and Steve 1 want a ha.rcut ' ' Be. ' een the pipes are returning junior Beaver Schuh and senior N.ck Parrot Schulson. WirK.rstie ' want to get a letter Paulsen as manager the team w.ll contmuc .t s w.nnmg ways mto a post season tourney. Sully and Riga 172 11-7-3 SM 1 Aniiovcr SM 4 Brcxjks 2 SM 7 Pomfret 4 SM 3 Sc. Sebastians 8 SM 7 Peddie 2 SM 1 Tabor 7 SM 4 Roxbury Latin 3 SM 4 Rivers 3 SM 5 Middlesex SM 10 St. Georges 2 SM Gushing 4 SM 2 Groton 2 SM 2 Nobles 4 SM 1 Roxbury Latin 1 SM -! Brooks 1 SM 1 Middlesex (forfeit) Sm 2 St. Sebastians ' SM 1 Rivers SM Lawrence 8 SM 5 St. Georges 5 SM 2 Groton Captain: Tim Smith Coach: Roger Demment cm S0 173 11 I 174 1st Row (L-R)Kirkpatrik, Keyes. Nagle. Walker. Gates, Taylor, Webb, Spingler, Crocker, Walsh, Paredes 2nd Row (L-R) Vaili, Holland, Rowley Reed, DeRham, Mallon, Kin , Fcnollosa, Cohen, Sullivan, Holler, Edwards. Mr. Brown 175 Wrestling Braving tough practices and early morning we.gh-ins, the St. Mark ' s Wrestlmg Team earned through an exciting winter season that had ifs share of surprises and d ppointments. We learned early on that it would be nearly -P- ;;;7; , match A lack of lightweight wrestlers and various in,uries caused the team to forfeit as many as five weigh ' classes. Thus, we often lost before we even stepped on the mat. Yet we were able to overcome this handicap and win as a team. Individually, with Teven of u! being returning varsity wrestlers we gave many of e better te s in the league a tough fight. Doshik Wood, at 1031bs proved to be a quick learner, as d d Mike Donovan and heavyweight Alex Dennis. When Mando Prado -turned, he added experience to the lighter classes. Our middle weights were as strong as any in the league and they were led by Captain Derek Pieper. Following him came Thor Benand r, BU WFerriabough, Carlos Ortiz, and Ted Bovey. Fred Greenewalt improved greatly and led our heavy wrestlers. All undoubtably will carry impressive records into the Graves Kelsey Tournament, where we will prove just how good we are. 176 iflVci dMfe 4-7 SM 24 Worchester Acad. 51 SM 9 Brooks 63 SM 35 Middlesex 33 SM 3 Roxbury Latin 65 SM 42 Rivers 30 SM 6 Moses Brown 61 SM 43 Lawrence 21 SM 32 Belmont Hill 36 SM 18 BBN 49 SM 32 Ports Abbey 42 SM 40 Nobles 31 G raves Kelsey Tournament 11th Captain Derek Pieper Coach Fritz Wiedergott Captain Derek Pieper throwing a Peterson to win the match. 177 178 179 Girl ' Varsity Basketball Front row (L-R) Johnson. Yeh, Hallowell, St. Andre, Duffy Middle. Asst. Coach Goddard. Moore Brlndt, Coach Pankratz Back: Vineyard, Appleton. FreehUng, R.chardson Do the HUSTLE! . . . Concentration . . . Time to vecite our personal goals (Hum-sah) . . . Esty dies! . . . Celebrate good times - Come on! . . . Brownies in a frying pan? ... But I didn ' t mean to sleep through the game ... Inauguration of a new IBTC President - Peggy ' s impeached . What Peggy stuffed Natasha? ... The Plays - Ruff Ruff. Magenta! . . that s you Beth. . So much potential . . . What ' s a hip lay-up? . . . Boney, boney elbows! ... The real Esty! . . . 1,2,3 . • - HUH! . . . Daintry! ... no - Nicky!! ... wait - you ' re Daintry! . . . OOOOPPS!! Don ' t trip (Beth) . . . Here we go aga.n - Will shoot ... Hey Nat, where ' s T. Terry + sister (or brother)? . . . UUH. Will not shoot - Oh Well!! . . . We ' ll have fun, fun, fun . . . Reniember we re shooting at that basket ... We love you; Judes! . . . Thanks spanks . . . Good Godd Almighty! 180 Captains: Moore, Brandt Coach: Pankratz Asst. Coach: Goddard 8-7 SM 27 BUN 41 SM 30 Moses brown 50 SM 13 Middlesex 19 SM 46 Pomfrer SM 38 Milton SM 46 St. Paul ' s SM 32 Lawrence SM 46 Thayer SM 46 Tabor SM 47 Winsor SM 48 GDA SM 22 Nobles SM 36 St. George ' s SM 4 Brooks SM 36 Groton 38 I it- EI3 181 182 Junior Varsity Front row (L Coach Ward, Coach Bellows R: Case. Janciscs, Briones, Callagy, Elsbree Cooper Huntsman. Back row. Ford, Gouthro, Risman. Barrett, Wildman, Shluter. Carson. Deal. Robinson. 183 Men ' s Varsity Basketball Front row (L-R) Yamin, Moniz, Berzansky, T. Cutler, Connor Back: Mngr Emei7. Hummmls.N Cutler, Larson, Cohen, Dart, C. Smith, J. Sm.th, Barrons, Alexander, Netter. Coach Ashjian. With Mr. Ken Ashjian as coach, the St. Mark ' s Men ' s Varsity Basketball team expected a very strong season with four of the five starters returning and Sloth. During the season, the team travelled on the Christmas break to the Hyde School in Bath, Maine to participate in a tournament. The teana won one and lost one but, with this experience, the team went on the thrash the alumm, winning by thirty points. On to the awards: Best pugilists: this year was a two way tie between featherweights Jay Rocky Balboa Yamin and Sean Apollo Creed Netter. . , . ... Fastest: Carson (the Sloth) Coach, 1 can keep up with them for two minutes. FHendliest Disposition: Rory Hold the ball longer? Connerstein. Best Expressions: Gus It ' s off . . . My fait, my fault ... Why ya dissin . . . Will do, Will do Hummings. Most Coordinated: James (Don ' t hurt yourselO Dartt , • • • ,. Most Stylish: Tim Coach, can 1 wear a bandanah, dude, my hair is in the way Cutler. , .... , „ , i Most Likely To Blow the Lead: Mike Air-Hondo Jordan. Best Lungs: Jay Black hole Larson. ..... c„;,u Most Aggressive: Jeremy Just let me shoot the three s Smith. Most Wanna be: Noah (or should we say Larry) Cutler. Best Form: Dave (m.s.) Alexander. . „ o,.„.,n Lv Second Best form: Marc still haven ' t learned now to dribble berzansky Smoothest With Women: (a tie this year folks) John the Chief - why do they call you that — Moniz and Ken Perry Elhs Ashjian. The Managerial Award: Georgia Come on Tags lets go shoot Emery. Best Dresser: (second time in a row) Ken why are you wearing a fur coat. Ashjian. ... „ l Most Anonymous: Ted Who ' s he. ' ' Behrens. 184 Captain: Berzansky Coach: Ashjian 7-10 SM 6J Middlesex Jamboree 66 SM 62 BBN 56 SM 75 Middlesex 51 SM ) Ruxbury Latin 74 SM 43 Milion 49 SM 38 St. Paul ' s 61 SM 67 Lawrence 78 SM 53 Thayer 69 SM 64 Belmont Hill 85 SM 66 St. Sebastian ' s 63 SM 53 GDA 77 SM 47 Nobles 62 SM 58 St. George ' s 53 SM 64 Brooks 57 SM 62 Groton 58 185 186 iKGi 1 jsr. Junior Varsity Front row (L-R); Jastromb, Harris, Hofer, Puffer Back: Feag.n, Rasmussen, Hogue. Brown, Moody. Burns, coach Kerrick 187 Girl ' s Varsity Squash L-R: Borland, Mullin, Kim, Allen, Coach Suitor, Davison, Storey, Summers, Hills This year ' s 1989 Girls Varsity Squash team had a growing season. With only two returning players, Cindy and Lindsey, it looked like a tough year. But with Caty Storey recruited to squash at the Number three position, Bliss Summers, Kathy Kim and Alexis MuUm from the top of J.V. at numbers four and five, and seniors Aubrey Borland and Leslie Allen at seven and eight, we closed the season with an overall record we could be proud of. With an early victory at St. Georges and a close match against Andover, we opened our season with optimistic determination Despite tough losses against nationally ranked girls from St. P | ' ' ' P! ; ,, chins up and played strong matches against Windsor and Brooks. Overall, the season was a challenging one. Good luck to next year s returning players. Keep Suitor in line, if it was up to him, Jesse would play at number one. IHH Captain: Cindy Hills Coach: Dave Suitor 189 190 Girl ' s J.V. Squash Front row (L-R): Sisler, McGuire, Lynch. Back row (L-R): Kim, Forbes. Crawford, McClelland 191 Boy ' s Varsity Squash Front: Inge, O ' Brien, Hartley, Back: Coach Floyer, Assarat Dyett, McCarthy, Markarian Varsity eentlemen ' s squash began the ' 89 season swimmingly by being overwhelmingly crushed at Andover. This bloodbath was unfortunately mdicative ot the crushmg blows to be dealt by our seemingly insuperable opponents every smgle match we played. A smog of bovine indifference pervaded the mmds ot all (except for our talwart pillar of eternal optimism, Captain Chns O ' Brien) regarding these thrashings. But as of now, we look to Nobles, that squash dynamo, to provide the sole light of victory at the end of our long and gloomy tunnel. • , ■ ■ This is not to say that we have not had a good time. Laughs were provided by JUKE, who, refusing to bow to the wishes of Coach Floyer and Chris O Bric-n. and renouncing traditional squash etiquette; obstinately insisted [ rearing pink boxers which he had purchased from fellow team member Winfield Hartley. JUKE was not only an object of laughter for his teammates, but his talic haircut amused our opponents and delighted spectators. The team ' s backbone, Wmfield Hartley and Zebulon Inge, instilled in the team a strong sense squash fashion with their Bermuda shorts and colored T-shirts. Chris O ' Brien, Captain and number one playc-r, completed the picture with some semblance of skill. The team extends ' thyartteit thanks to that mad dog, Coach Mark Floyer, for doing so much with so little. GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR! 192 Captain: Chris O ' Brien 1- 11 Andover JV 6 SM I Ports Abbey 5 SM Middlesex 5 SM Tabor 5 SM Tufts JV 6 SM 1 Deerfield 5 SM Belmont Hill 4 SM 1 Nobles SM 5 Brooks 3 SM 2 Moses Brown 3 SM 2 Groton 5 SM Pomfret 3 SM 2 Coach: Mr. Floyer 193 O ' Brien the stud in action . . Inge in action 194 Hartfield in action Junior Varsity (L-R) Coach Churchill, Ledeen, Horton, Saxena, Ram, Rounsavall (upside down) Milliken, Borland 195 Groton Night 1988 ill 196 i r The Arts Bm ■ m. - fs 1 k ■ 1 PI L A 1 V H H i ;k MM iH but rhythms Hke rules shift, something ' new is coming down and we got to be aiert to feel it happening, something new and totally ecstatic, the politics of ecstasy move all around me. I refuse to believe that Hen- drix had the last possessed hand that Joplin had the last drunken throat that Morrison had the last enlightened mind, they didn ' t slip their skins and spht forever for us to hibernate in posthumous jukeboxes. — Patti Smith jL LiiLvii: The Bourgeois Gentleman I 200 201 202 JAZZ IBANID 203 Activities t r ■ ' •v. BU O OF : I C w 206 207 ¥ X! H o H-1 208 209 210 o o o C- o c in •T3 ( O 3 •n a c 2tl Food Committee Clockwise: Cudaback (III) Hurley (V) Long (IV) P. Wood (VI) m S i ie 4f S. A. A. (L-R) Ront: Front: Shanahan, McNcar. Shaw. pAiwards, Hailowell. Back: Kocn, Pillsbury. Shurman, Mullin. Shcn, McKim. 212 Economic Survival Club (L-R) Front: Walsh, Hartley, Tyler, Inge. Back: Brazer, O ' Connor, Sinkler, DeRham, Willis, Dyett, Black, Burns. Young Republicans The Duke Makes Us Puke! Co-Presidents: Burns and Lyons 21} Social Committee (L-R) Top: Stebbins, Paquette, Cressman, Stevenson. Bottom: Terry. Deal. Huntsman, Crawford, Shipley, Leitzes St. Mark ' s Society (L-R) Front Row: Stebbins, Vallender, Klein, Shen. Miller Crocker. J R ,, T ' Ncxdham Hunter, Br.ones. Cooper, Wood. 3rd Row: Father Sprague. Fennollosa. Bovey. Appleton, Beckford, Forbes. Ortega, Edwards. 214 Brantwood (L-R) Front: Alexander, Sinkler, Totman, Simpson, Deal, Larson, Hills, Allen. 2nd: Greenwalt, Shaw, Nagle, Shanahan, Brant, Borland, Shurman, Hanes D. Shaw. 3rd: Devens, Willis, Gottsagen, Elsbree, Farnham, Brazen. 4th: Farrer, Elmore, Valender, Emery, Lynch. Shackles (L-R) Sitting: Mckim, Coach Valentine. Post. Hills. Q-Br.en. Vmeyard. Simpson. Wimp. Missing: Yamin, Al len. Totman, Shanahan. 215 We The People (L-R) Fronr Kim, Moore, Johnson, Ball. 2nd; Ba,re . Briones. Collins, Cooper. Yeh, Dennis. Lucero, Robmson. Back: Roberts. S.epney, Saxena. Rowley. Hummmgs. Scepney, Giles. Techies i (L-R): Givcts, Silva-Sadder. Cool Shcn, Toro, Mr. Klwcll. King. 216 Hillside (L-R) Front: Ms. Peter, Co-President Jeppson, Alexander, Devens, Taylor, Rous, Shipley, Boege. Back: Ms. Goddard, Co-President Mo, Farrer, Gottsegan, Haliowell, Hunter. Roxbury Tutors (L-R) Front: Longnecker, Harkless, S. Wood. Conolly. Brown Phoebe P-Dawg, Hyland, Vineyard, Desiiets. Back: Edwards, Fenno, Duncan, Mr. Weedon, Paulsen, Dartt, Bibby. Cavicchi, Ortega, Elsbree. Hippie in Front: Williams. 217 Cat ' s Meow (L-R) Yeh, S. Wood, Frehling, MacLeod, Connolly, Leis. Tilson. Miller Octet (L-R) Kneeling. Hofer. Ba.nbndge. Bibby. Zarr, Stauffcr, Valentine. Crocker, ODonnell 218 Debating Team (L-R) Floor: Farnham. Sitting; Nagle, Cohen, Stevenson, Parades. Standing: Smith, O ' Brien, Mitchell, Inge, Su, Osgood, Totman. Student Tutors . « ;L-R) Front: Ball, Crocker, Tyler. Urson, Kennedy, Peterson, Klein. Back: Vandersalrn, Modah Chase. Norton, Gottsegkn, Gilles, Deal. deRham, Jones, Farnham, Bnones, Shen. Vmeyard, Mcitztr. 219 Not the Spanish Club ' Nope, not us. The Mo Fan Club Co-Founders: F. Grcenwalt and Hondo 220 Sickles (L-R) Larson, Cutler, Stevenson, Klein, Jeppson, Desilets, Wood, Fingleton, Fernim Jazz Band (L-R) Kirkpatrick, Capodilupo, Puffer, Mr. Bellows, Mr. Dehler. Mr. Ward. Bcrryman. Cohen. Ting, Saxena. Bovey, MacCarthy, Stevenson, Zarr, Zale 221 Admissions Prefects (L-R) Norton, Ball, Emery, Bradstreet, Shipley, Webb Library Prefects (L-R) Wood, Milkr, Grcencwalt, Fernim. Larson. Shcn, Shan.ihan. Paulsen 222 Third Form Prefects (L-R) Bovey, Brazer, Johnson, Appleton, Berzansky, MacLeod, Connor, Kennedy, Allen, Peiper Dining Hall Prefects (L-R) Totman, Ting, Hartley, Farnham, Post 22} Chapel Committee (L-R) Paulsen, Toro, Hallowell, Sprague, Veerman. McDonough Missing: Ball Peer Counseling (L-R) Johnson, Miller, Walker, Gilhes, McKim. Tyler. Terry, Borland, Cohen 224 Skeet and Trap (L-R) Su, Lyons, Rasmussen, Brazer, Bovey, FenoUosa, Shanahan, Toro, Wiedergott, Hilderbrand, Missing: McGrail Athlet ic Committee (L-R) Hoter, Smith. Hogan, Moore. Bcrzansky. Moniz. Tyler 22) Fire Captains (L-R) O ' Donnell. Tyler, Stevenson, Valentine, Berzansky, Taggart. Emery. Miller, Shen French Club (L-R) Markar.an, Lynch. Rodders. Deal, j Borland, McGrail, Kouwcnhoytn St.xlte Budcr A Borland! Kennedy, Modahl, Duncan. Forbes, T.ng. Totman. l-reehlmg. Wood Boege, Paulsen, Mr. Lynch 226 Veritas (L-R) Inge, Hartley, Larson Flake Catching Club (L-R) Gottsegen, Fuller, Vineyard. Alexander, Devens 227 The Dorms UNDER W BED TOUVSHT T IF mERt WBR£ m M0HS B2S UNDER W BED, WOV BIGWOOIDTUEXBE ' .1SV 2Jl Il We Are Thayer 232 SAWYER Right to Left, back row: Puffer, Horton, A. Hilderbrand, Milliken, Feagin, McCarthy, DeAngelis, Esmail, Norton, O ' Donnell, Holland, Taggart, Moniz, Walent, Spalding, Dart, Reid, Su, Hoffman, Hurley, Tore. Front row: Webb, Bibby, Cutler, Fuller, Cohen, Greenewalt, McGrail, Levine, Prado, Alexander. Missing: Crocker, deRham, Borland, Benjaman, Roberts, Bloch. We, the residents of Sawyer, wish to thank Mr. Glavin Ashjian, and Elwell for their guidance and support. We also are grateful for Mr. Lynch and Weedon who sacrificed their time to insure our well being. P.S. Thanks Buck 2J} Coolidge Front Row (L-R) Dyett, McClellan, Waglc, Brazcr , Wick, Civets. Stauffer 2nd Row: Kouwcnhoven, Rous, Donovan, Carlos, Rasmussen. Brown 3rd Row: Mck.m, C.ll.cs. Rccd. Koen 4th Row: Cray, Taylor 234 t- ' I C o n T a ' I w — X 3 cr cr CD 3 3 O -i  -♦ ore; n r- 2. i- N (A D i c Pi D en C -I cr C I 2J5 I Goodnight Elm (L-R) Williams, Modahl. Ball. Mrs. Ward. Sh.pley, Frcehling. Vandersalm. Edwards, Desilets, Fingleton. Harklcss. Shaw, McNcar, Deal, Jones, Yeh 236 o i ' rv. D to O X o U Above Th.s p.ccure was caken on che s.xch , .r..uad Jason Ga.es and N. Hofer rece.ved I and 2 hours o, sla.c rcspc-c.vdy. mS AH other underformers. X = not a member of Coe House. Below; 5rd Formers of Coe House. 238 259 0 mis cC- s-g- The 1989 Staff Sarah Engel Guillermo Parra Edmund P. Shanahan Ing-Chuan Judy Shen Phoebe Simpson: Editor-in-Chief Knowles Sinkler Andrew S. Taggart Christopher Tyler Jessica VanderSalm Gisela WilUams VU4 «Na tJl U o I J Quahty is job one Photography Stanley Ting Rachel Totman Copy Editors Marshall Farrer Dave Cabot Business Manager Zeb Inge 3 c tw — L.I. Vtt v Tt ' t ' x!AtS MO y . 242 i 4: CUrnie 24 Gold Patrons Mr. Mrs. Alberto T. Orte; a Mr. Mrs. Richard Sinklcr Toni K. Mcltzer Gail Ho; don Valentine, M.D. Hilary A. Dennis ]achym Porizkova Mr. ' Mrs. D.j. O ' Connor jr., M.D. Dei elopers Reality Co. Mr. Mrs. Charles P. Pieper Mr. Mrs. Bruce D. Borland Mr. Mrs. Carlo D. Brandt Glenn A. Meltzer Mr. Mrs. Joseph Yamin, D.M.D. Dr. . Elizabeth Dennis, M.D. Mr. Mrs. Z. Inge jr. R. Edward F. Miller Mr. Mrs. Carl E. Peterson Thomas Leffingwell Pullin; Silver Patrons Anna-Maria Quagliata Christina C. Davison James Markarian Mr. Mrs. Dillard Munford The Print Works Inc. Tommy ' s Taxi Charles Devens jr. Mr. Mrs. Louis Klien jr. Wiliam j. O ' Brien John E. Davison jr. Mr. Mrs. John T. Olds Mr. Mrs. C. Robert Heaton Judith A. Mabey Steven N. Rous, M.D. Judith P. Vandersalm Anne G. Hanes Mr. Mrs. Thomas E. Needham Patrons Anne Kirkpatrick Mr. Mrs. Robert Rounsavall Mr. Mrs. Francis T. Lyons Anthony McKim Mr. Mrs. Bruce S. Cutler Cambell Rubish Removal Mr. Mrs. Robert A. Butler Mr. Mrs. Christopher F. Holland Ann G. Dearborn Stuart A. Young lU Stuart F. Bloch Mr. Mrs. Francis L. Charland Mr. Mrs. David I. Keeniry Mr. Mrs. Paul Hogan Linda Gilles Dr. Mr. Roger Paquette Mr. Mrs. Alexander DeWitt Charles R. Wood Mr. Mrs. Thomas M. Hunter Ching Hsiang Su Chalmers B. Wood Alison Freckling Mr. Mrs. Andrezv C. Smith Mr. Mrs. Lawrence Capdolupo Norma L. Ortiz Janet H. Cambell Mr. Mrs. George D. 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And now as you listen to that final bell It ' s Time for tears and a fond farewell. We wish the best in the years to come. Bravos and cheers on a job well done. CONGRATULATIONS TO LAURENCE AND THE CLASS OF ' 89 Betty Lou Larry Sheerin ALI — YOU HAVE EARNED OUR CONGRATULATIONS AND ADMIRATION, AND YOU ALWAYS HAVE OUR LOVE! MOM DAD CARLA ZOEY C ongratulations Class 1989 and to WILLIAM FLETCHER BRAZFR 248 J L irai CONGRATULATIONS and best wishes to the class of ' 89 and to KIRSTIE Love Mom, Dad, Hilary Mim Grandpa Tipper Ginger RELAX . . . SOVEREIGN IS JUST AHEAD. 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Sister Marganta and TV, Dungeons and Dragons in the cellar with the gang and a trip to Glassborough State for the D and D convention. Chestnut Hill Academy football. Diving in the pool. Waterskiing in the lagoon at Mullet. Hurried trips to boarding schools. MARCHO AND ROMAS. The Belchfire. Pirates of Penzance and PD! Bach . . . These we also remember. Dad and all the Valentines Granite Volkswagen BM W Selling cars and making friends. H4 Manchester Street, (Concord, Nil {IM) E.xit 13S-Off 1-93 24-.S. 47 2)1 I n-imi ' iil ' U ' I ' jir ' TSl a T III f ' MsssiytMifl ■Oi CM CM ;l loi III 1 1 ii I II I It 1 1 II ii II I III II iiiii i ' 2)2 i crf fi rntte t«°tfej, OtUKVl cjfoteis Omni® HOTELS Serving the Great Cities of America ATLANTA Oiini Hotel at C 4N Center BALTIMORE Omni Inner HarKir Hotel BOSTON Omni Parker House CHAPEL HILL, NC Omni Eiiropa Hotel CHARLESTON l. nni Hotel at Charleston Place CHARLOTTESVILLE Omni Charlottesville Hotel CHICAGO Omni AmhassaJor E;ist Omni Morton Hiitel CINCINNATI Onini Nethcrland Plaza DALLAS Omni Melrose Hotel DAYTON, OH Omni Oavton Hotel (W) DETROIT Omni International Hotel DURHAM, NC Omni Durham, Hotel ( ' 89) EVANSTON, IL Omni OrintJon Hotel INDL NAPOLIS Omni Sovenn Hotel ( ' 89) JACKSONVILLE Omni Jacksonville Hotel LAKE GEORGE, NY Onni Sat;amore Resort MLVMI Omni International Hotel MINNEAPOLIS Omni Northstar Hotel NEW ORLEANS t iini Roval Orleans NEWPORT NEWS Omni Newport News Hotel ( ' 89) NEW YORK Omni Berkshire Place Omni Park Central NORFOLK C iini International Hotel ORLANDO C nni International Hotel PHILADELPHLX Omni Philadelphia Hotel ( ' 89) PROVIDENCE Omni Biltmore Hotel RICHMOND Omni Richmond Hotel RIVERSIDE, CA C nni Mission Inn ( ' 89) ST. 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All of their life in this world and all of their adventures in Narnia had only been the cover and the title vage: nozo at last they were beginning Chapter One of the Great Btory, which no one on earth las ever read; which goes on forever: in which every chapHer is better than the one before. — C.S. Lexois from The Last Battle o-t too ' people- :r„- j rt y-r 30A3 i ' ' ' t ' iu-tl ■ . « A 7 ;i rt tl • V i ' ' ■f :. '  ft . V. f ' S.