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The 1986 Griffin
Letter From The Editor
Four years ago, I walked into the yearbook room of my old school and I made a discovery. 1 discovered a world <
rulers, and layout sheets, croppers and grease pencils. I learned the art of creating a good layout, cropping pictures
and writing copy. I worked hard, for two years, to gain as much experience as I could, and when the yearbook canout each spring, I was as proud as any editor, as I read my pages and those the others had done. All of those hour
of work, the two o'clock mornings and the long Saturday nights we had spent in the yearbook room, had been well worth
I held in my hands a book which we hoped would someday be special to that senior class.
Those hours that I spent in that cramped little room were the ones about which I have some of my best memories. Whe
came to St. Andrews I was anxious to get involved in yearbook again. I thought I had given up any chance to be editor wh
1 left Vermont, but my experience paid off because 1 was able to be helpful in the production of last year's Griffin, ani
received the editorship this year.
This year, as editor, I am anxious to set a standard in yearbooks which St. Andrews has not yet seen. Being an editor i
lot of hard work. Long hours and sleepless nights go into making deadlines and putting together a good book. There w<
plenty of times 1 wanted to throw the whole thing out the window — times when I couldn't find pictures, or people to wr
copy. The thought of the result, our senior yearbook, gave me the incentive to finish.
I have many people to thank for their help. First and foremost Ms. Huntington, who encouraged and nagged until thin
got finished. To Mr. Colburn, who helped me find fall sports pictures — in January. To Debbie, Jake, Jill and Scott, I
raising the money, and to Debbie for helping with the senior page crunch. To my teachers, who gave me extensions a
were understanding when I sometimes didn't have all my work done. To Chip, Rob, Peter and Karsten, who really helped i
to find and take pictures, especially in the crunch toward the end. And to everyone who helped and gave me the support
get the book done by graduation.
To the Class of 1986, my fellow seniors, I hope this book will be something that will help you remember all the good tin
we had here at S.A.S. If 20 years from now you look back and see one thing which sparks a good memory, then my job r
been completed successfully. The staff of the 1986 Griffin presents you with this book — for all the memories and all 1
good times. My best wishes go with you all.
Kim Spire
(Editor)
Dedication
3 Corridors
Faculty And Staff
4 Fall
Clubs
16 Winter
Form Pictures
24 Seniors
Table Of Contents
Robert
Marshall
Colburn
The person to whom we dedicate this
yearbook was born in Knoxville, Tennessee.
He graduated from Haverford College in
1959 with a B.A. in chemistry. He then came
to St. Andrew's in September of 1960 to
teach chemistry and physics. He received a
Master of Science in 1963 at the University
of Delaware. During the 26 years he has
been teaching at St. Andrew's he has
contributed an enormous amount to the
school. He has served as a senior class
advisor and as a member of both the Honor
and Discipline Committees. He has devoted
countless hours and a great deal of energy
in his roles as head coach of football and ,
baseball, as chemistry teacher and as
director of boy's athletics. But he has also
been a friend, an advisor, and a father. He
is always there with a smile and a helping
hand. He is willing to volunteer his help at a
moment's notice, and has a great deal of
concern for the students. The class of 1986
would like to thank him for everything
he has done.
The 1986 Griffin is dedicated to:
MR. ROBERT MARSHALL COLBURN
The Cannon!!
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The Faculty
L to R: Last Row: Mr, Lyons, Mr. Heise, Mr, Washburn, Mr. Richards, Mr. Roach, Mr. Colburn, Mr. Dunn, Mr.
Green, Ms. Miller, Mr. Odderi. Fourth Row: Mr. Sutton, Mr. O'Brien, Dr, Chapin, Mr. Walker, Mr. Halka, Ms.
Lacroix, Mr. Higgins, Mr, McBride. Third Row: Ms. Raushenbush, Ms. Ammidon, Miss Reed, Mrs. McBride, Mr,
Stegemaa Mr. Cheban, Mrs. Van Buchem, Ms. Golder, Mr, Niles, Ms. Huntington, Mr. Rorke, Mr. Speers.
Second Row: Mr. Carpenter, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs, Di, Mrs. Roach, Mrs, Ryan, Mr. Mein, Mr. Cameron, Mrs. Mein
First Row: Mr. Liefetd, Mrs. Stegeman, Mr. Van Buchem, Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Dunn, Ms. Kinney,
Missing: Mr. Ogilby.
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Kitchen
Standing: Mr. Carney, Mr.
Dewees, Ms. Jones, Mr. Mott.
Seated: Ms. Pierce, Mr. Spicer,
Ms. Baynard. Not pictured: Mr.
Morales, Ms. J. Woods and Ms.
C. Woods. Our thanks to the
many people on the kitchen
staff who we were unable to
photograph.
Housekeeping
toR: Mr. Davis, Mr. Wilson, Mrs.
enry, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. Simmons,
Ir. V6squez, Mr. Guzm6n, Mr.
i/oods, Mr. Fonseca.
Maintenance
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I to R: Mr. Rawley, Mr. Mott, Mr.
Guzman, Mr. Blades, Mr. Pechin, Mr. Windle, Mr. Stoats, Mr.
Connelly. Not pictured: Mr.
Glanding and Mr, Dashiell.
Mr. Button: College Counseling
Mrs. Matthers: Assistant Nurse
Mrs. Odden: School Store
Registrar's Office
Mr. Sutton, Mrs. Samson, Mrs.
Nelson, Mrs, Ryan.
Alumni Office
/Is. Jones, Mr. Richards, Mrs.
lolveck, Mrs. McBride, Mrs. Stejeman, Ms. Richter. (Not picured: Mrs. Hughes).
Business Office
Standing: Mrs. Simendinger,
Miss O'Grady, Mrs. Wilson,
Seated: Mrs. Mannering, Mr.
McBride.
Admissions
Office
Mr, Niles, Mrs. O'Brien, Ms. Reed, Mr.
Roach. (Not pictured: Mrs. Whitlock,
Admissions Secretary.)
Mr. Jon
O'Brien
Sj| Headmaster
Headmaster's
Office
Mrs. Loessner, Mr. O'Brien, Mrs. Washburn.
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Sacred Studies
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Standing L to R: Mrs. McBride,
Mr. Mein, Ms. Miller, Mrs. Mein.
Seated: Mr. Ogilby.
History Department
L to R: Mr. Richards, Mr. Stegeman, Mrs. Mein, Ms. Reed, Mr.
Heise, Mr. Lyons.
Arts Department
L to R: Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Sutton, Mr. Walker, Ms. Kinney, Mr.
Cheban, Mrs. Higgins, Mr,
Green, Mrs. Mein, Mrs. VanBuchem, Mr. Mein.
Math Department
L to R-Mr. Washburn, Mr. Higglns, Mr. Cameron, Mrs. Cameron, Mr. Dunn, Ms. Golder,
Science Department
L to R-Dr. Chapin, Mrs. Cameron, Mr. Colburn, Mr. Odden, Mr. Higgins.
Library Staff
L to R-Mr. Liefeid, Mrs. Dunr
Mrs. Reed.
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English Department
Standing L to R: Ms. Reed, Mr.
Speers, Ms. Kinney, Mr, Roach,
Mrs. Roach, Mr. Sutton, Ms. Raushenbush. Kneeling: Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Niles.
I Classical
Languages
Mr. VanBuchem
L to R: Mr. Rorke, Ms. LaCroix,
Mr, Halka, Ms. Huntington,
Mrs. Ryan, Miss Ammidon,
Modern
Languages
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Bonne Chance a la
promotion 1986!
Club de Espanol
Le Cercle Francois
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Presidente:
Eduardo Amaya
Vice-presidente:
Elena Otero-Novas
Secretaria-tesorera:
Maria Bassin
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Cardinal
Back Row L to R: Mr. Halka, Ellis, Schwab, Wheelock, Winsor, Rogers, Seated: Hillman,
Kehoe, Thomas, Granito, Odden, Wallace.
Andrean
Back Row L to R: Sloan, Owensby, Kotz, Middleton, Gelof, Wallace, Jones. Middle Row:
Ms. Kinney, Elliott, Glad, Altvater, Winsor, Dunton, DeMallie. Front Row: Stroud, Pogue, 17
Castano. Lewis.
Concert Band
Back Row L to R: Mr. Walker, Timmons, Baxter, Jenkins, Ohlson, Bassin, deGarmo,
Trabaudo, Braxton, O'Connor, Wood, Ellis, Rosas, Bunting, Fallow, Egan, Perry,
Rhee. Front Row: Martin, McCrystal, Katz, Varga, Pupke, Herbert, Hartman.
Stage Band
Back Row L to R: Mr. Walker, Braxton, Jenkins, McCrystal, Trabaudo, Ellis, Martin, Wike
Crystle, Hartman. Front Row: Moorin, Varga, Bassin, Herbert, Egan, Pupke, Cowgill.
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Concert Choir
Back Row: L to R: Crystle, Fallow, Old, Mr. Cheban, Hindle, Hartman, Abbott,
Perry. Front Row: Cowgill, Mason, Matthers, Stewart, Hillman, Cutter, Pamintuan,
Egan.
Choir
Back Row: L to R: Wilcox, Gelof, Bassin, Pamintuan, Kotz, Old, Gratwick, Stewart,
Barto, Kehoe, B., Beams, Hindle, Laird, Gamble, Timmons, Rosas, Spire. Middle
Row: Altvater, Viddy, Perry, Egan, Matthers. Front Row: Varga, Rhee, Pamintuan, Wilson, Hillman, H., Salett, Chen, Long, Fallow, Lying: Mr. Cheban.
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Vestry
Back Row L to R:
Mr. Mein, Odden,
Varga, Townsend, Kotz, Dunn.
Middle Row: Jenkins, Bassin, Bunting, Gamble, Mr.
Ogilby. Front
Row: Altvater,
Thomas.
Sacristans
Back Row: Barto,
Stewart, Spire,
Braxton, Willock,
Kiker, Sloan, Ellis.
Front Row: Egan,
Bassin, Matthers,
Boghardt, Maxwell. (Missing:
Whitmoyer).
Acolytes
If!
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Standing L to R: Jenkins, Dunn, Kotz, Williams, Wheelock, Cowgill, Laird, Gelof, Egar
Wike, Matthers, Varga, Crystal, Spire. Front Row: Altvater, Thomas, G., Thomas, J
Ortman, Mitra, Bunting, Baker.
Model UN
Standing L to R: Wilcox, Mr. Stegeman, Katz, Bassin, Viddy, Pamintuan, Gratwick,
Bunting, Barto, Granite, Tuma, Perry, Hill, Kehoe, B., Gelof, Thrower, Weinhold,
Hammond, Agarwal, Glad, Matouk, Dunn, Mr. Lyons. Front Row: Standoff,
Varga, Pamintuan, Ellis, Wheelock.
Animal Rights
President Dara and EVERYONE ELSE!
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Forestry
L to R: Granito, Whitmoyer, Dr. Chapin, Hammond, Keenan, Standoff. Kneeling
Locke.
Rifle Glut
Back Row L to R: Matthers, Stewart, Gelof, VanderMyde, Bruin, Tuma, Sloan, Lairc
Woodruff, Perry, Timmons, Gulick. Second Row: Mr. Liefeld, Reynolds, Gibbons-Nef
Varga, Unruh, Pathy, Front Row: Campbell, Fletcher, Gamble, Kotz.
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The Staff Of The 1986 Griffin
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Standing L to R-Townsend, Chen, Rabbins, Erhardt, Woody, O'Connor, Hannum, Willock,
Gulick, Loessner, Matthers, Wheelock. Seated: Kim Spire. Missing: Debbie Page Scott
Unruh.
The
1986
Shack
Bassin, Mason,
Isa, Amaya, Trotter, Pathy, Abbott, Hartman,
Hammond,
Otero-Novas,
Thrower, Harned,
Sloan, Rogers,
Pogue.
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SIXTH
Back Row (I to r)-Kotz. Reynolds, Brakeley, Hartman, Conway, Kehoe, Granite, Amaya, Dietrich, Odden, Kiker. Rogers, Vince
Fallaw-Third Row-Mr. Cheban, Thomas, Barto, Whitmoyer, Beams, Tetzeli, Wike, Jordan, Gordy, Thrower, Locke, Meers-Second Ro
Stewart, Viddy, Dunn, Timmons, Najera, Murray, Martin, Crystle, Meyer, Wallace, Unruh-First Row-Matthers, Bassin, Wheelock, E
Gelof, Dorn, Standoff, Schwab, Hammond, Abbott, DeMallie, Zimmer, Katz, Spire-Seated-Guillemot, Digitale, Patzman, Loessn
Earle, Horned, Mason, Traina, Cutter, Hillman, Otero-Novas, Pamintuan, Chen, Winsor, Montesano, Page.
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;k Row (I to r)- Old, Gratwick, Salett, Laird, Woodruff, Agarwal, Constantine, Trotter, Sloan, Rogers, Castano, Dunn, Gardner, Ellis Tearrd Row- Owensby, Pathy, Snyder, Guthery, Williams, Wolfe, Lizondo, Page, Hill, Keenan, Northrup, Pogue, Arms, Friedli, Tuma, O'Connor,
yle, Fahlen, Fletcher, Flemer, Martin, Wayne, Gulick-Second Row- Ms. Miller, Rathbone, Branner, Kehoe, Colburn, Fudge, Cowgill, Eden,
3d, Klumb, Woody, Perry, Erhardt, Willock, Pupke-Seated- Gamble, Glad, Weinhold, Wood, Varga, Altvater, Col6n, Mallory, Holmes,
kholt, Dunton, Tarburton, Rosas, Burnett, Hannum.
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If CHJIPTIH
Left to Right: Last Row: Simons, Houghton, Patzman, Hurford, Robbins, Chamberlain, Timmons, Friedli, Wilcox, VanderMyde, Gibbo
Neff, Cherniavsky, O'Brien, Third Row: Matthews, McCarthy, Townsend, Long, Christoffersen, Varga, Edmundson, McCrystal,
Pannacione, Perry, deGarmo, Second Row: Mr. Carpenter, Pupke, Hermes, Moore, Banks, Hacking, Hindle, Trabaudo, Blandin, Sib
Braxton, Butcher, Jones, Chesney. First Row: Nelson, Oechsle, Akre, Thomas, Herbert, Egan, Brady, Elliott, Hillman, Stroud, Palmer,
Crawford, Rao, Richmond. Seated: Wallace, Lewis, Baker, Jones, Pamintuan, Stoops, Farr, Chilton, DelSobral, Gubb, Bunting, Mitr<
Ohlson, Baxter, Cuyler.
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to Right: Last Row: Puky, Crystal, Loughran, Zimmer, Montgomery, Ellis. Bruin, Trosdal. Fourth Row Dietrich Campbell Hill
ouk, Middleton. Spire, Patzman. McGill, Mrs. Mein. Third Row: Maxwell, Padden, Cooper, Chiu, Little, Hall, Van Buchem, Beams,
gan. Second Row: Jenkins, Borghardt, Moorin, Eckelberger, Stegeman, Lai, Terry, Mondin, Sinkler. Seated Calhoun Zilling Rhee
3n. Thomas, Willock, Soles, An, Hammond, Wendell.
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Fleming Corridor
This year has been a lot of
fun. All of you guys helped
make it that way. I hope all
of you had a good year-l
know I did. Working and
living with you was one of
the best things that has
happened to me at St.
Andrew's. Good Luck in the
future and keep in touch.
FLEMING RULES!
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Lower Pell
Lower Pell . . . Doritos and Coke . . . sitting on the wall ... "two all beef patties"
line dance . . , "Miami vice please!" ... white flags . . . water fights (memo board!)
. . . "hi Andy!" ... fourth form raid ... hi d.b., schnappers, schmucks, campers
man on corridor . . . Catherine-telephone . . . Roommate Check . . . "Lynley, turn off
your alarm!" ... HEFTYIHEFTYIHEFTY! wimpy wimpy wimpy ... W.C.,C.H.,B.K.
"Dara, I love your shoes!" . . . BB-don't stand so close to me ... birthcontrol
windows ... ant attack! ... fruit punch ... You guys, he begged me to go out
with him-AGAIN! ... no, I'm wearing my sweater ... are you annoyed or a joik?
EOT!!! . . . you like who??? . . . pig-out parties . . . I think I'll become a nun and live a
life of celibacy . . . BJ . . . home computer . . . nigrig . . . curd corridor ... dorito vest
... jalapeno jelly beans ... THANKS MR. and MRS. RM! .
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Back Row L to R: Coaches
Speers and Roach, Lizondo,
Timmons, Dorn, Friedli, Tuma,
Williams, Keenan, Lai, Martin,
Kehoe, C., Hill, Patzman,
Vincent, Varga, Willock.
Kneeling: Traina, Wheelock,
Meyer, Brakeley, Kehoe, B.,
Meers, Conway, Dietrich, Tetzeli,
Martin, Crystle, Perry.
Varsity
Soccer
The only word that can be used to
adequately describe this year's soccer
season is frustrating.
Our 5-5-5 record does not fairly represent
the skill this year's team had. We had all of
the skill necessary to win the State
Tournament - the breaks just did not come.
Nevertheless, we must remember that we
play soccer for the sake of playing soccer winning is a luxury - true, a luxury the Saints
have had for a long time - but soccer can
be fun without it. Good Luck to future
generations of soccer players and thanks for
the memories.
'Captains'
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Back Row L to R: Chamberlain,
McCrystal, Spire, Trotter,
Hartman, Sloan, Edmundson,
Oechsle, Fahlen, Coach Heise.
Kneeling: Lai, Timmons, Dietrich,
Salett, Hindle, Eckelberger,
Moore, Matouk, Squatting:
Friedli, Sweeney.
J.V.
Soccer
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The 1986 Varsity Volleyball team
had an interesting season. Never
seeming to be able to get more
then seven healthy players at one
time, the team got through the
season with a lot of hard work.
The team was new but
experienced. Rachel Viddy led the
team as Captain and got a lot of
support from the other seniors on
the team.
Things to remember: I GOT IT!!!
. . . McDonald's . . . Spike! . . . Mini
Moose! . . . Isa-UuchM . . . Mr.
Walker . . . back bumps ...
returning John's serves . . .
downballs . . . Sanford's Captain
. . . beating Friends!! . . . Goodbye
Seniors . . . Good Luck to the
team of 1986!
Varsity
Volleyball
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L to R, 1st
Row- Baker,
Guillemot,
Viddy, Mason.
2nd RowCoach Walker,
Cowgill, Katz,
Brady, Spire,
Page (mgr).
L to R-1st Row- Patzman, Wilson,
Ohlson, Mondin, Rhee. 2nd RowCoach Golder, Herbert, DelSobral,
Bunting, Crawford, Calhoun,
Wood, Page (mgr).
J.V. Volleyball
The Junior Varsity Volleyball's
season was one of learning and
growing. Many of the players had
never played before but they
were all willing to learn. Working
together as a team, led by Ms.
Golder and captain Debbie
Ohlson, they gained a great deal
and improved skills both on and
off the court. Best of luck to next
year's team and those who will be
moving on to varsity, best wishes
for a terrific 1986 season!
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Last row: Coaches Odden,
Colburn and Lyons. Third row:
Matthers, Page (mgrs.), Laird,
Wolfe, Varga, Gibbons-Neff,
Loughran, Simons, Mathews,
Guthery, Rogers. Second row:
Branner, Braxton, Arms,
Fletcher, Dunn, T., Gardner,
Trabaudo, Pathy, Blandin,
Castano, Christ of fersen,
Snyder. First row: Kotz,
Najera, Dunn, B., Reynolds,
Unruh, Gordy, Locke, Beams,
Amaya, Murray.
Varsity
Football
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The 1985 Football team had a very exciting
season. For the first time in many years they
had a winning season with a final record of 53. The energy of the season was reflected in
the Tatnall game. The Saints were predicted
to lose but instead they beat Tatnall and
regained the CANNON. Under the excellent
coaching of Mr. Colburn, Mr. Lyons, Mr. Odden,
Mr. Richards, and Mr. Branner, the team
learned not only good football but the
importance of good sportsmanship. Mr. Colburn
has stepped down as head football coach,
and Mr. Lyons has been named the new head
coach. The team wishes both of them good
luck and thanks. The seniors headed by
captains John Gordy and Steve Locke added
a great deal of spirit to the team. They will be
missed. Good Luck to the team of 1986!
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Back row: Coach Colburn,
Puky, Laird, Loughran, Wolfe,
Rogers, Mathews, Pupke.
Second row: Campbell,
Moorin, Little, Maxwell, Bruin,
Simons, Matthers and Page
(mgrs.). First row: Varga,
Christoffersen, Braxton,
Fletcher, Murray, Castano,
Arms.
J.V.
Football
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Back Row: Left to Right: Mrs.
Roach, Colburn, Dunton,
Mallory, Tarburton, Rosas,
Burnett, Erhardt, Gamble, Ms.
Raushenbush. Front Row:
Cutter, DeMallie, Loessner,
Montesano, Zimmer, Chen,
Weinhold, Ortman.
1985 Varsity "Psycho"
Team
Left to Right: Back Row: Ms. Reed,
Ms. Kinney, Palmer, Jones, Baxter,
Barto, Woody, Eden. Front Row: H.
Hillman, Sinkler, Egan, Gelof, Reed,
D. Hillman, Elliott, Mitra.
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its on the warpath . . .
J.V.! ... Why was I
? Uh ... Col. Reed . . .
- Ugh! ... Go for the
J-Olympic team ...
i-Aah! . . . Make your
le a household word
Kano's driving?jre's my seatbelt?!?
Rutabaga, Rutabaga ...
Great Refs at W. Nottingham, huh? . . . Scrimmage with third team? Watch out for Betsey's
nose! ... Super Defense!
... Enough water breaks
guys . . . Remember,
Team Unity . . . RAH! RAH!
RAH!
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Back row: Coach Kinney,
Ellis, Rickolt, Varga, Glad,
Hannum, Thomas. Front
row: Altvater (mgr), Winsor,
Holmes, Col6n, Horned,
Otero-Novas.
Women's
X-Country
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Back row: Gulick, Hermes,
Crystal, Hall, Ellis, Doyle,
Gratwick, Coach
Cameron. Front row:
Panaccione, Fallow, Terry,
Wallace, Standoff,
Schwab.
Men's
X-Country
A Winning Season
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CHAKIIET'S
AUNT
This year's Fall theater production
was Charley's Aunt. Alex Thrower and
Keary Jenkins played two Oxford boys
who are in love with two girls, but there
is a serious dilemma -- the uncle of the
two girls will never approve of a such a
match! The boys decide that they will
use the visit of Charley's aunt as a
pretext to invite the girls over and
propose. The problem they encounter
is that Charley's aunt never shows up,
In order to carry out their plan, the
boys convince their friend (Rob
O'Connor) to dress up as a woman
and to "chaperone" the girls' visit. The
plot thickens as Charley's real aunt
shows up, bringing with her the girl the
"fake" aunt loves. In the end, all turns
out well and the three boys get
married.
Left to right- First row: Townsend, Jones, Earle, Constantine, Hacking,
Vander Myde, Cuyler. Rathbone, Page. Second Row: O'Connor,
Pamintuan, Banks, Patzman, Bassin, Digitale. Third row: Mrs. Higgins,
Granito, Thrower, Thomas. Jenkins, Perry, Mr. Kirkwood.
Fall
Presentations
Baker's Dozen
This year the school was lucky to
have a number of visitors from the
outer world come and visit the
school and tell us about their
careers or entertain us. The first
group was The Baker's Dozen from
Yale. Actually, it was more like the
Bakers 1/2 dozen because half of
the group got lost and never
showed up. Dr. Ramey was the
second visitor. She is a professor at
Georgetown University and she
taught a number of classes here as
well. The third visitor was Douglas
Kiker from the NBC news team. He
filled the auditorium with anecdotes
from his years on television and kept
us laughing. We are lucky to be able
to have such distinguished guests
come to speak to us.
Yale University
Dr, Ramey
Professor At Georgetown University
Douglas
(iker
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Peace And
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Back Row L to R: Mr.
Cameron, Ellis, Cherniavsky,
Gratwick, Sloan, Oechsle,
Snyder, O'Connor. Front
Row: Townsend, Agarwal,
Ortman.
Men's
Squash
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L to R: Otero-Novas,
Loessner, DeMallie, Glad,
Rickholt, Guillemot,
Patzman, Ms. Kinney,
Viddy, Bassin, Ellis, Katz,
Earle.
Dance
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Varsity
Women's
Squash
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Eden, Elliott, Jones, Harned, Gelof, Burnett, Rosas, Coach Reed.
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Women's
Squash
Coach Cameron, Wallace, Klumb, Woody.
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Back Row L to R: Col6n,
Coach Roach, Jordan, Traina,
Meers, Brakeley, Tetzeli,
Odden, Coach Niles, Banks.
Front Row: Gardner, Northrup,
Lizondo, Williams, Friedli,
Meyer, Guthery.
Men's
Varsity
Basketball
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Back Row L to R:
Crawford, Erhardt,
Weinhold, Holmes, Palmer,
Dunton, Gamble, Baker.
Coach McBride. Front Row:
Stewart, Montesano,
Digitale, Fudge.
Women's
Varsity
Basketball
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Standing L to R: Bruin,
Mathews, Old, Hermes,
Fletcher, Wike, Rogers,
Gordy, Thomas, Laird,
Spire (mgr). Front Row:
Chiu, Moore, Borghardt,
O'Brien, Najera, Schwab.
Varsity
Wrestling
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Back Row L to R: Mr. Heise,
Christoffersen, Chamberlin,
Hurford, Sweeney,
McCarthy, Edmundson.
Front: McCrystal, Tear,
Blandin, Friedli, Kehoe,
Zimmer, Braxton.
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Men's
J.V.
Basketball
Standing: An, Mitra,
Willock, S., Palmer, Egan,
Brady, Wendell. Kneeling:
Crawford, Coach Kinney.
Women's J.V. Basketball
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1985-86: The Successes,
Marcos vs. Aquino
The race in the
Philippines
MIAMI
Miami Vice makes its mark.
While . . .
SUPERBOWL XX
The Chicago Bears beat
the New England Patriots
46-10
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258 soldiers die
in plane crash on
their way home
from the Mideast
The Tragedies, The Trends
The Shuttle
Explodes
7 are killed.
Bishop Tutu works
for peace in
South Africa
20,000 killed in mud
slide in Colombia.
Leon Klinghoffer killed by
terrorists
tho
50 die in hijacked jet in
Malta when hijackers hurl
grenades at storming
troops.
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The
Winter
Musical
Starring
Ann Matthers as Margo Channing
Tim Abbott as Bill Sampson
Heather Mallory as Eve Harrington
Peter Fallow as Howard Benedict
Peter Salett as Duane Fox
Mike Hindle as Buzz Richards
Dawn Hillman as Karen Richards
Kory Cowgill as Bonnie. And others!
Directed by
Hoover C. Sutton
Music by
Marc F. Cheban
Costumes and Make-up by
Lee Higgins
Choreography by
Ann Cutter
Technical Assistance —
Will Kirkwood & Crew
Stage Mgr. — Maria Wood
Winter Presentations
Twelfth Night - National Players
Mr, deCamp
Sharks
& Shipwrecks
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Faculty
And
Seniors
Today
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See Page 80
For Yesterday
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Seniors - Finally!
Marc
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Cheban
Mr. Cheban:
The Class of 1986 would like to thank
you for all you have done. For being
not only our class advisor, but our
friend. For your generosity and all you
have done for our form- The Class of
1986 dedicates the senior section of
the yearbook to you. Thank you!!
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The
Second Form
Then
The
Second Form
Now
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The
Original
Second Form
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Senior Superlatives: Men
Most Intellectual: Chris Odden
Most Musical: Theo Hartman
Most Cynical: Mike Meers
Most Optimistic: Ted Amaya
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Most Likely To Succeed: Stefan Granito
Biggest Slob: Morgan Murray
Class Flirt: Mike Dietrich
Neat Freak: Craig Kiker
Most Cocky: Chris Tetzeli
Most
Best Dressed: Matt Traina
Best Smile: Scott Wallace
Best Eyes: David Wike
Best Body: Robert Jordan
Best Actor: Tim Abbott
Intellectual?
Best Legs: Mike Meers
Most Athletic: Bill Brakeley
Most Artistic: Dan Schwab
Most Rowdy: Brendan Con way
Baddest: Brendan Conwa^
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Senior Superlatives: Women
Most Intellectual: Monica Winsor
Most Musical: Brooke Bassin
Most Cynical: Amy Barto
Most Optimistic: Lucy Zimmer
Most Likely To Succeed: Anita Pamintuan
Biggest Slob: Dara Gelof
Class Flirt: Suzanne DeMallie
Neat Freak: Jenny Horned
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Most Cocky: Bear Montesano
Cocky
Best Dressed: Ellen Earle
Best Smile: Dawn Hillman
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Best Eyes: Heather Patzman
Best Body: Monica Winsor
Baddest
Best Actress: Ann Matthers
Best Legs: Marie Nash
Most Athletic: Bear Montesano
Most Artistic: Dawn Hillman
Most Rowdy: Lucy Zimmer
Baddest: Amy Barto
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The Class Of 1986
Tim Abbott-Barber, Haight-Ashbury
Ted Amaya Surrogate Father
Amy Barto- Professional Bodybuilder
Brooke Bassin-Lithuanian Princess
Robert Beams-Head of ERA
Bill Brakeley- Professional Baseball Player
Lyn Chen-Short Order Cook
Brendan Conway-Playgirl Centerfold
Charlie Crystle-Drifter/Starving musician
Ann Cutter-Hell's Angels' Mama
Suzanne DeMallie-Cheerleader
Mike Dietrich-Mayor of New York City
Lynley Digitale-President of Dry Cleaners of
America
Greg Dorn-Marriage Counselor
Ben Dunn-Drug Smuggler
Ellen Earle-Toll Collector on NJ turnpike
Margo Ellis-Mud Wrestler
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Peter Fallaw-Pimp
Dara Gelof-Leader of PLO
John Gordy-Your Boss
Stefan Granito-Casino Owner
Isa Guillemot-Japanese Interpreter
Ed Hammond-International Revolutionary
Jenny Harned-Journalist
Theo Hartman-Headmaster of a Boarding School
Dawn Hillman-Solid Gold Dancer
Robert Jordan-Astro Physicist
Nicola Katz-Playboy Centerfold
Breffni Kehoe-Republican Senator
Craig Kiker-Pediatrician
Brian Kotz-English Teacher
Steve Locke-Get Married
Laura Loessner- Tennis Pro at
Club Med
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20 Years From Now?
Rocky Martin-Psychiatrist
Sarah Mason-Talk Show Host
Ann Matthers- ARA Coffee Representative
Mike Meers-Real Estate Magnate
Andrew Meyer-Peanut Farmer
Bear Montesano-Brendan's Sweet Mama
Morgan Murray-God
Phil Najera-Pope
Chris Odden-Baker
Elena Otero-Novas-Bull Fighter
Debbie Page-OB/GYN
Anita Pamintuan-Editor of Vogue
Heather Patzman-lronman Champion
Randy Reynolds-Maintenance Man
Robert Rogers-Forest Ranger
Dan Schwab-Rastaman
Kim Spire-Sales Rep For Jostens
Alex Stancioff-Djibouton
Immigration Officer
Laurence Stewart-Presiding Judge
of The People's Court
Chris Tetzeli-Co-owner of Stahl's and
Topher's House of Pasta
Jim Thomas-Appointed Governor of
American Samoas
Alex Thrower-Defense Lawyer in
Dade County Florida
Dave Timmons-Dictator
Matt Traina-A Smooth Operator
Scott Unruh-Mayor of Middletown
Rachel Viddy-Den Mother
Bill Vincent-Head of Coca-Cola
Scott Wallace-President of Colgate Toothpaste
Chip Wheelock-Manager of the No-tell Motel
William Whitmoyer-President of the United States
Dave Wike-Actor
Monica Winsor-Therapist
Lucy Zimmer-Cheerleader
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The Way They Were
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numbered from left
to right, top to
bottom.
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St, Andrew's Very Own . . .
All pictures are
numbered from
left to right, top
to bottom.
Faculty And Senior Class .
All pictures are numbered left to right and
top to bottom.
Con You Tell The Difference?
pictures are numbered left
right, top to bottom.
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AMAYA
Most people can't understand how
others can blow their noses
differently than they do.
-Turgenev
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We ought never to do wrong
when people are looking.
-Mark Twain
If A equals success, then'the formula is
A equals X plus Y and Z, with X being work,
Y play, and Z keeping your mouth shut.
-Einstein
You've got to know how to play the game .
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We are all fellow passengers on a dot of
earth. And each of us, in the span of
time, has really only a moment among
our companions.
-L.B. Johnson
I don't want to play the part
of a statistic on a
government chart.
-Police
All animals are equal, but
some are more equal than
others.
-George Orwell
To say it once more: in all previous
generations man had to come to
terms with the prospect of his
death as an individual; the present
generation is the first to face the
prospect of the death of our
species.
-Koestler
WHEELOCK
Chi vuol esseu lieto, sia.
-Lorenzo di Medici
I've got a job to do and I'm telling you
I intend to do it well. It's easy when you know
how.
-Kershaw
But I don't ne frega un cazzo
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BRIAN KOTZ
So long, we sure had a real good time,
So long, gee the company was fine,
Singin' and a dancin',
Laughin' and a prancin',
Adios, farewell, good-bye, good luck, so
long Hee Haw!!
Closing theme to
aforesaid television show
WASHINGTON
BASEBALL
IN'87
If you give yourself to another in trust and honesty
there is a change; memory carries a mark now, giver
and receiver remain turned to one another, to which is
traced the risk of hurt in love. The only way not to be
changed is not to love. To love at all is to be
vulnerable. Love anything, and your heart will be
certainly wrung and possibly broken. If you want to
make sure of keeping it intact, you must give your
heart to no-one, Wrap it carefully around with hobbies
and little luxuries; avoid all entanglements; lock it up
safe in the casket or coffin of your own selfishness. But
in that casket - safe, dark, motionless, airless - it will
change. It will not be broken; it will become
unbreakable, impenetrable. The alternative to tragedy,
or at least the risk of tragedy, is damnation.
C. S. Lewis
The days that make us happy
make us wise.
Masefield
I danced well, and was not an
ugly fellow.
Tolstoy
Nobody wants to be alone.
Crystal Gayle
Saints finish year with rout of
Tatnall.
Delaware State News
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Thanks
Mom
&
Dad
I expect to pass this way but once;
Therefore, any goodness I can do or Any
kindness I can show, let me do it now, For I
shall not pass this way again.
Attributed to Grellet
Do you know what I love more than anything?
A hug.
Grover
Peter Fallow
What is wrinkled and goes slam slam slam slam?
(eunjd joop jnoj. y)
-from Elephants, Grapes & Pickles
I like a look of Agony,
Because I know it's true-Emily Dickinson
I am a Bear of very Little Brain
and long words Bother Me.
-A.A, Milne
I cannot hear what you say for the thunder of what
you are.
-Zulu Proverb
Think like a man of action, but act like a man of
thought.
-Anonymous
You have all eternity to be cautious in when you're
dead.
-Louis Platford
And you and me
Are free to be
You and me.
Bruce Hart
Remember, no one can make you feel inferior without
your consent.
-Eleanor Roosevelt
Come on, baby!
-D.A.W.
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John Gordy
A boy tries hard to be a manhis mother takes him by his handhe stops to thinkhe starts to cryOh, Why?
-U2
You know how strict my standards are. They're damn
unreasonable; but right now who're the happiest guys
on campus?
-Ducky
The gods are
jealous and
when one has
good fortune
he should
conceal it.
-George
Orwell
Regrets-I've had a few:
But then again-too few to mention. I've never been so
incredibly happy before.
-Sex Pistols
-Krogstad
DAMN NORTHERN JOCKS!
-Alex
Steve Locke
You are young and life is long
and there is time to kill today
And then one day you find
Ten years have got behind youNo one told you when to run;
you missed the starting gun.
-Pink Floyd
so listen, all of my studies in philosophy boil down to
essentially one problem, that problem is how to be
happy in this world, remember that old people and
you yourself when you're old look back on those
"great and happy days of my youth" so you might as
well live up to your own future remembrance, i don't
mean to imply that you might be unhappy, just that if
you feel the pressure building for some reason and it
makes you nervous, four years of philosophy have
taught me that the best thing you can do is say !!—
THIS!! and be happy in spite of it all. (oh, dear i
shouldn't have used that word)-Clay
I hate people when they're
not for life.
-David Byrne
Got all my notebooks, what
good are notebooks, they
won't help me survive.
-Talking Heads
Morgan
Murray
In the end, pride's all we got. If, when
it's all over, you can't stand tall and say
that you've always done what you
thought was best, lived the way you felt
was best, then you've got nothing.
Who are you to judge?
I am acceptable.
A man cannot stand tall with .
Just because you've got the power
doesn't mean you're right. All men with
power have a responsibility to exercise it
judiciously, wisely, and logically. Otherwise
they're nothing.
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Bill
Vincent
Our fans are more like the ones they have
out in California. We don't have any of those
rowdies or semi-delinquents who follow the
Mets. - Roy Hofheinz
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Every player, in his secret heart, wants to
manage someday. Every fan, in the privacy oi
his mind, already does. - Leonard Koppett
A little rebellion now and then is a good thing.
-Thomas Jefferson
I always turn to the sports page
first. The sports section records
people's accomplishments; the
front page nothing but man's
failures. - Earl Warren
And we rolled clean out of sight
- Bob Seger
I'm as free as a bird now and this
bird you cannot change. Lynard Skynard
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People so seldom say "I
love you", and then its
either too late . . .or love
goes . . . so when I tell you I
love you . . . it doesn't mean
I know I'll never go, only
that I wish I didn't have to.
-LCG
Goodbye "IT", Love -Me
Either lead, follow or get out of the way.
- Ted Turner
Progress always invloves risks. You can't steal
second base and keep your foot on first. -J.B.
Wilcox
Hey, what can I say —
"Friendship is immortal".
Show me a guy who's afraid to
look bad, and I'll show you a
guy you can beat everytime! Lou Brock
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T. Scott Unruh
They (the Somoza's) may be SOB's, but
they are our SOB's.
- Franklin D. Roosevelt
I travelled down there (Latin
America) the other day; and, I found
out that they are all individual
countries down there.
- Ronald Reagan
Nice earthquake - jammin'. Brendon "Bad to the Bone"
Conway
(Holding for a placekicker) It's the
most thankless job in the NFL. - Don
Strock
I hate goodbyes. - Charlie Brown
What do you think this is,
Club Med? - Coach Lyons
I recall one cold winter day - the first
time I'd ever been trapping. I followed
the dark green coveralls and the deep,
long-strided footsteps they left behind.
All I did that day was watch as he
waded down the icy stream, checking
the muddy traps. I remember the first
muskrat we caught, to me it was a
special bond that would always exist
between me and my grandfather. - T.S.
Ben Dunn
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Look to this day!
For it is life,
the very life of life .. .
For yesterday
is already a dream,
and tomorrow
is only a vision;
But today, well lived,
makes every yesterday
a dream of happiness,
and every tomorrow
a vision of hope.
Thanks for everything Dad
and Mom-l love you!!
A radical is a man who has
both feet firmly planted in th<
air.
-Pres. Roosevelt
Never let school interfere with you
education.
-Mark Twain
My parents didn't tell me how to live; they lived,
and let me watch them do it.
-Clarence Budington Kelland
Parting is all we know of heaven and all we
need of hell.
-Emily Dickinson
You can't be a chief before you become
an Indian.
Thanks JLLI
Thanks to Ms. Huntington for putting up with my gripe sessions about
yearbook and understanding when we
fella "little" behind. Thanks also to Mr.
and Mrs. Lyons for all their patience
and friendship. Thanks to Mr. Co/burn
for being a super advisor and friend,
and for letting me use his oven. A special thanks to Ms. Raushenbush and
Ms. Reed for all the fun on corridor and
to Mr. Cheban for putting up with all
my dumb theory questions and my
many hours of "extra" listening. Many
thanks to the entire faculty for everything you have done for me in the past
two years.
The things I will remember most
about SAS are: Ann, Anita, Lyn, Debbie, and tsa-you guys are the best!!
Thanks for your understanding and all
the good times . . . Were you "speaking" or "talking"? .. . Football against
She says when she feels like crying she
starts laughing thinkin' about those
Glory Days!
-Bruce Springsteen
You just call out my name and you know
wherever I am, I'll come running to see you
again . . . You've got a friend.
-James Taylor
Thanks
For A Great
Year!!
West Nottingham-yes I did cheer fc
Right side . . . Living with Debbii
first year-what an introduction t<
school! . . . Hurricane Gloria-wil
survive? .. . being able to
through breakfast . . . senior can
.... yearbook deadline-what's t,
. .. Washington DC . .. Greg-Ga
permanent fixture ... Anita ant
midnight work sessions-which eni
. . . Yale! Bard! Dickinson?? .. . w
ing scary movies with Ms. Rau
bush, alias "Rustle" ... The en
merit party!... window visits ...
gles . . . Mr. Cheban's stories . . .
of course, Gay K! Good luck as Se
. . . and everyone at St. Andrew':
has made my two years here the
... To my fellow seniors-best of I
.. . Billy-I hope your years here a,
are as great as mine were! I lovt
There is no problem so big that it
Snoopy the Dog
It is better that someone think you
a fool
than to open your mouth and
confirm his belief.
Ben Franklin
You can check out anytime you
want,
but you can never leave.
The Eagles
leave here tomorrow
)uld you still remember me?
r I must be travelling on, now,
3use there is too many places
e got to see.
Freebird, Lynard Skynard
Friendship is the inexpressible
comfort,
of feeling safe with a person,
having neither to weigh thoughts
nor measure words.
George Elliot
I have received a great deal of ridicule without malice; and have received a great deal of kindness, not
quite free from ridicule.
Abraham Lincoln
Don't be fooled by the radio, the
T.V. or the magazines.
They'll show you pictures of how
your life should be,
but they're just someone else's
fantasy.
. . . Just remember that it's a
Grand IHusion
and deep inside we're
all the same.
STYX
Ideas are useless
unless used. The proof
of their value is only in
their implementation.
Theodore Levitt
When I was a child I caught a
fleeting glimpse,
out of the corner of my eye.
I turned to look but it was
gone.
I cannot put my finger on it
now,
the child is grown —
Pink Floyd, THE WALL
Never before have we
had so little time in
which to do so much.
FDR
Be silent always when
you doubt your sense.
Alexander Pope
you are crazy making us write an essay
ing you who we think we are, you see us as
j want to see us: in the simplest terms, with
> most convenient definitions.
The Breakfast Club
Life is too much like a pathless wood
Robert Frost
POD
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L
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Memories:
C
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e
n
A friend is someone who likes you.
It can be a boy . . .
It can be a girl . . .
or a cat . . .
or a dog .. .
or even a white mouse . . .
Some people have lots and lots of friends . .
And some people have a quite a few friends
The clock . . . S.H. naps . .. Hockey ..
Nachos and night fire drills .. . Close th<
windows, Nicola! . . . "Reza, hija mia . . . '
.. . afternoon naps .. . lacrosse . . . "One
more time" . . . afternoon naps . . . Comic
una nube brillante . . . solitaire .. . #3(
. .. Physics (!?) . . . Help! . .. Procrastina
tion . . . Psychos and States . .. Midnighi
talks . . . Don't fall asleep . .. the day be
fore the Chemistry exam .. . Stop! ..
Pictures . .. English . . . Centipedes . .
Chinese food . . Morons .
But everyone
Everyone in the world
has at least one friend.
A Friend is Someone Who Likes You
Joan Walsh Anglund
I wear the chain I forged
in life.
-A Christmas Carol
C. Dickens
Sundown, Coming down too
soon
No time to be alone
So I'll take a glass of memories
And understand the blues
Oh they're the last thing you
lose
Slowdown, Sundown,
All I really need is time.
-Steve Winwood
There's got to be a morning after
- M. Me Govern
TO: LLL, NCK, LAB, ROC, APM, ALP, AMR, DAP, and
everyone else —
Thank you — I'll miss you all.
The night has music that calls to me
Across the canyons of an endless sea
I seek the shadows of yesterday;
Oh, today can't hold me,
I must be on my way.
-"MovhV On"
R.R. Hannisian
If I had a wish for you it
would be to enjoy the love
and good times of youth
through the wise eyes of
maturity.
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Listen Honey, when the going gets
tough, the tough go shopping.
It is better to give than receive, and the
only thing in life that's free is a smile.
Debbie Page
Like the river to the
sea
I will always be with
you.
And if you sail
away,
I will follow you . . .
Please give me one
more night . . .
Just one more night
Love is for Teddy Bears.
One more night
'cause I can't wait
forever . . .
— Phil Collins
I can only thank God — for seeing
me through this mess!
'he triple
warm milk . X-Mas countdown . agrarian .English exams
Field Hockey
winking
Sweet Sixteen Surprises
the Graduation party (Gloria!)
April Fool's Jokes . English w/ Speers . backstage jokes .the quick-change wedding
dress .crossing the gully
sleeping
talks during study hall . . . Up the Down Staircase . . Stef: "She fainted!!" . .prefects
Chloraseptic Bug Battle . ."Me Caveman" . .6am on Sunday
I'm going to blow that clock up! . . purple Ice cream
football managers?-! .the CANNON . Rodney Point walks . . Born to "Shop" . late night talks . .My God, the WHOLE 1/2
jallon of Heavenly Hash . .English papers . . Physics labs . . .Make sure you get up, Lyn . SADD
the "Aborigine" Dishrag,
licola
Bard, Yale, Carleton • Dec. 16, 1985
St. Elmo's Fire (the movie, the song) . . .all night phone calls . . .my "painted"
ineakers . . . Green carpeting/French room . . . I already have . . . brace yourself . . . Diet Coke & Skor bars . . . Laurence, Liberace,
he telephone & loud whispers (where's your ear?)
Oh when the Saints come marching in
Heather, you don't understand . .
tike ride? • Me tool!
baseball games . corridor/ birthday parties . . G. L. H. ?
Calculus . .Saudi . . Midget/Dwarf . . .Hi
•loney! . . . "fixing" my car . . . The broken window on New Year's Eve . . . playing pool for slaves . . . beach dorms the last night
. .Phil Collins . . .I would never be perverted . . . laughs, dreams, tears, fears, loves, smiles • memories . . . .
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Anita Pamintuan
'Cause when you
don't care, you
don't cry
It won't hurt if you
don't try ...
I still believe in all
my dreams
And all that I can
be.
I'll learn from
mistakes
do all that it takes
to make it
eventually ...
But I still believe in
... me ...
- Fame
I decided long ago
Never to walk in anyone's
shadow.
- G. Benson
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Just think about how much LOVE it
takes to make it HURT so much .
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It's 3 o'clock in the
morning ...
Mr. Colburn's
walking his DOG!
- "K" B-Busters
All the World's A Stage Md We Zhe Players
far beyond
imagination
wildest quietest
fascination
truth unknown
destination
long ago
creation,
-me
Serenity and joy fulness are the sun under which
everything thrives.
-Jean Paul
ANN AND ANITA !!
ANN AND ANITA ??
I hare lived long enough to look carefully the second
time into things / am most certain of the first.
-J Billings
To St. Andrew's School and Mom and Dad I do
perceive here a divided duty, to you I am bound
for life and education.
My life and education both do learn me how to
respect you. -ShakespeareAnd to love you.
Mattkers
To Mom & Dad
Did you ever know that you're my hero? You've everythin
would like to be. I can fly higher than an eagle, But you a
the wind beneath my wings.
CHAMP?
The readiness is all.
Shakespeare
If they were right, I'd agree
But it's them they know, not me.
Cat Stevens
But it seems to me that I lived my life
Like a candle in the wind.
Never knowin' who to cling to when the rains
set in.
I wish I could have known you, but I was just a
kid.
The candle burned out long before
The legend ever did.
-Elton John
Mike Dietrich
100
Dames are for lovin'
Money is for spendin'
Friends are to be taken care of.
If you do anything, do it first class.
Frank Sinatra
A SWIMMING POOL??
Michael Meers
f you believe in things you do not
jnderstand, then you suffer.
Stevie Wonder
I never give them hell. I just tell the
truth and they think it is hell.
Harry Truman
Procrastination is the art of keeping
up with yesterday.
Don Marquis
We have no more right to consume
happiness without producing it than
to consume wealth without
producing it.
George Bernard Shaw
Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence.
Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful
men with talents. Unrewarded genius is almost a proverb.
Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts.
Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. The
slogan "press on" has solved and will always solve the
problems of the human race.
Winston Churchill
Life is to be lived, not controlled; and humanity is won by continuing to play in
the face of certain defeat. Ralph Ellison
I wish you and yours every joy in life,
and tons of money, and may you
never die until I shoot you.
-James Joyce
Morgan and Uncle Ed have the same
genetic make-up. That is scary.
-Jim Thomas
D
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Fear is the key to your soul.
-The Who
C'est oui. La Morgue
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Undercover of the night
-Rolling Stones
I have learned it
Known who burned me
-The Who
Watch the night go up in smoke.
-Def Leppard
Les hommes chauves ont rien de
cacher.
-moi
Won't get fooled again
-The Who
Jersey Girls- Best in the world!
-Jersey Girl T-shirt
102
"So tell the court, if you
will, Mrs. Potato Head,
exactly what transpired on
the night your husband
chased you with the
Vegomatic."
-Gary Larson
"I may be an idiot but
indeed I am no fool"
-Colin Hay
"Cada loco con su tema.
-Virgilio Pinera
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our analysis in this paper is very good, however
-Mrs. Roach
iut the shadows are on your side"
-Duran Duran
35, they're all fools, gentlemen . . . But the
sstion remains, 'What kind of fools are they?'
-Gary Larson
Rocky Martin
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You'll waken to find me gone
And far away
You'll hear me singing to the
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there,
A little more than I've been.
And the answer will come back
to you
Like laughter on the wind.
-Stephen Schwartz
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my smile.
-Neil Young
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We can clear inhibition awayAll inhibitions . . .
Throw them away.
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While the miles roll away,
The only time that seems too short
Is the time that we get to play.
-Jackson Browne
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All the crazy times we had to go through.
Now it's a dream that is slowly fading,
And I don't want it to go . . .
-Kansas
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And know they love you.
-C.S.N.Y.
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If I can get you to smile
Before I leave.
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Don't be perverse in the road, starbathing, bestest
chicks. No I'm from LA. excuse me I row. My favorite
things in the world are your smile and your beer
belly, ubbable, banana wham bam, frost bitten toes,
Mr. Vegas, What nationality are your parents, you're
looking scrappy Dawn, Hey Boom Boom-Hey Binger,
4 form Bcorridor hotel, I love my Psycho team,
Sophie we will always be survivors, sunshine in my
stomach, white blob, big children, streaking in Philly,
Sarah once I took this comb and . . . .Annie these
crackers are for you. Ace and Zip-l leave you a
massachusetts and senior permission-over, don't
forget to play,,I love you most Shad for the things
you never said. Dawn's kitchen and living room,
drinks for everyone. Sugar and spice and every
known vice that's what little girls are made of.
Angela Watch Gaul East. I love you-(Cleo, Puff,
batgirl) HP,SS,BB,CH,AH,LL,RV,Queen Bee, the man in
our life. Mommy, Daddy, and Mr. Cheban-for the
four years you got me through. "If endings symbolize
beginnings. Why are goodbyes so hard to say?"
•>-•.<; •
Trying to get by just
upon a smile ...
... and if you try to
scare me I shall never
be afraid, for my Tiger
walks beside me with
my hand on his head.
There's too much too say and not enough
room, so pass me a beer and I'll sing you a
tune.
-The Eclectic Be-Bops
Summer's comin' now. I think I see
something beautiful ahead.
AGC,BB,SRM,DCS,HCS, C-Choir,Mark
and Pascale, thanks for everything, I LOVE
YOU!
Goodbye, Heather. The luck and love I
leave with you.
"W
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Truth or dare with class of
'88 "I'll take the dare!" Midnight
transactions with Dara,FourthForm pals, Chincoteague ponyride, McDonald's, Burger
King,MR. DONUT "Found in a
ditch outside Atlantic Scene"
You can wear anything you
want,Hi,my name is Sarah Mason
and I'm going to be your
roommate. 4th dimension,
explosioning, Sarah s handy
hint#5,G02, Licking WHOSE
hand??? Do the Twist! Do you
exist?
omigodOmigcdOMIGOD'.'.'.cramp
CrampCRAMPH!
j guys are so mean! I
! hear you breathing! I
so cute! Why do you
her me when I'm
;ep? / have to write my
jlish paper, I just threw
-BB I can't decide if
s strong and silent or
' big and stupid, Too
j,So sad! Philly parties,
it's what happens when
"COLD"-TA. The man
3 came and ate my
ikies and set off the fire
'm said we have fleas.
like taking baby from a
idy'.-DCS Mike and
erifa, Baco and Tater
Martha's Vineyard
Dream time . . . the loft
I love you THIS
chin
Millman
It's Natural! -MN.I am going to jump anything in pants!-SS
Remember, Angels Watch-AGC
You are a disgusting slime. She was just holding the bed
. Ann?
Heathcliff, it's me, Cathy come home I'm so cold, let
me in-at your window . . .
-Kate Bush
If you must go.
Wait for a while, then slip downstairs
And bring us up some chilled white wine,
And some blue cheese, and crackers, and some fine
Ruddy-skinned pears.
-Richard Wilbur
If I didn't love you
Would you sit and glow
By the fire
If I didn't love you . . .
-Squeeze
"Sarah, look, the sun's coming up!"
"Shut up!"
I've found somebody just like me.
I thought I was the only one of them.
-Tigger
Sarah Mason
"If you can't ride in a convertible with the
wind blowing through your hair, what's the use
of having a head?"
I never liked you . . . You can borrow anything
you want . . . Let's make some soup . . . the
fourth dimension . . . Polyester . . . Only 15
more minutes and then we can stop working
. . . Loser Corridor . . . Hi Happies . . . Unhealthy
Relationship . . . Just one more, and then we
work ... The Ult-mate Long-Weekenders ...
His face was chiseled out of ivory . . . 2:30
a.m. .. I was just going to comment on ...
LIST . . . deepest, darkest secrets . . . Let's go
for it- I'm Mr. Vegas . . . Youth Pills . . . Senior
Permission . . . Fresh-Squeezed O.J. . . I am the
stupidest person that I know, except for you
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Brooke
Bossin
3 walked to the shore easily as walking on a
minted lake. But when his feet touched the
ound, the sand and grass at the edge, he
jgan to sink, until with a few slow steps he was
) to his shoulders in earth and grass. It was as
ough the pond had suddenly become an
2nd, and the land about had turned to sea. He
/am for a moment in the pasture, splashing it
)out him in dark loam drops, then floated on
p of it, then rose and walked on it. It was
ddenly miraculous to see a man walking on the
ound.
-Illusions
B:
> climbed two thousand feet above the black
a, and without a moment of thought of failure
id death, he brought his forewings tightly into his
idy, left on the narrow swept daggers of his
igtips extended into the wind, and fell into a
rtical dive.
-Johnathon Livingston Seagull
ie of the band told me last night,
at music is all that he's got in life.
' where does it go?
rely not with his soul,
ill all of his kicks and R&B, Blow Away,
>w Away, Blow Away.
-Kate Bush
I spent a lot of my time looking at blue,
The colour of my room and my mood.
Blue on the walls, Blue out of my mouth.
The sort of blue between clouds when the sun
comes out
The sort of blue in those eyes you get hung up
about.
when that feeling of meaningless, sets in.
Go blowing my mind on God.
The light in the dark with the neon arms,
the meek He seeks, the beast He calms.
The head of the good soul department.
I see myself suddenly on the piano,
as a melody.
My terrible fear of dying, no longer
Plays with me.
For now I know that I'm needed
For the Symphony.
-Kate Bush
Well, well, let's get on with it
-No Exit
109
"Comes a time, when the blind man takes your hand, says "Don't
you see?"'
J. Garcia & R. Hunter
"Rabbit's clever." said Pooh. "I suppose that's why he
never understands anything."
A.A. Milne
"Every year, thousands
Timothy B. Abbott
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Theo Hartman
when you meet a stranger
look at her hands,
keep your money in your hands,
keep your travels behind when you greet a stranger
look at her shoes,
keep your money in your shoes,
put your travels behind.
at the end of the day,
when there are no friends
when there are no lovers,
who are you going to call for?
what do you have to say?
millionth face, fall in place,
I'll forget your name.
I'd like it here
if I could leave and
see it from a long way away.
who are you going to call for?
what do you have to say?
keep your hat on your head,
home is a long way away.
- Michael Stipe •
Climbing up on Solesbury Hill, I could
see the city lights,
Wind was blowing time stood still,
Eagle flew out of the night,
. . . My heart going Boom! Boom!
Boom!, Son he said
Grab your things I've come to take
you home.
—Peter Gabriel
If it's gonna get better, It starts with
a feeling,
If it's gonna get better, It's gonna
take time,
If it's gonna get better, We've got
to start now.
—Genesis
I get by with a little help from my friends,
I get high with a little help from my friends,
Going to try with a little help from my friends.
—Beatles
Philip Najera
took the good times, I'll take the bad times,
'II take you just the way you are.
—Billy Joel
I've been waiting for this moment
—Phil Collins
Thank you class of '86. I'll never forget the
time we've spent together. Take care of
yourselves.
Mom and Dad, , I thank you for the lov
and support you have given me. I love
you,
Andrew: Don't depend on your knowledge
from last year. If you do, you will get left in
the dust.
Miss Golder (Math 1984)
It's only school
Coach
ANDREW MEYER
i just a soul whose intentions
3 good. Oh Lord! Please don't
me be misunderstood.
The Animals
Ya Gotta Believe!
1973 N.Y. Mets
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Alex
Standoff
"If I were not Alexander, I would be
Diogenes."
-Alexander The Great
"In the land of mules, there are no rules."
-Ogden Nash
"I've learned that if you expect anything from
this place, you're just going to get smacked in
the face."
-MSM
"...if you had two brains, you'd be dangerous!"
-Mrs. Dunn
Dan
Schwab
"But what if I fail of my
purpose here? It is but to
keep the nerves at strain, to
dry one's eyes and laugh at a
fall and, baffled, to get up and
begin again.
-Elizabeth
Browning
Robert Rogers
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You never get a second chance to make a good
first impression.
-Will Rogers
Five minutes-Zounds! I have been five minutes too
late all my life time.
-Hannah Cowley
None but blockheads copy each other.
-William Blake
Last guys don't finish nice.
-Charles Swift
Wherever you are you are always ten miles from
where you're going.
-Jack Marshall
One equal tember of heroic hearts,
Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will
To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.
-Tennyson
Two roads diverged in a wood, and II took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
-Robert Frost
A little rebellion now and then is a good thing.
-Thomas Jefferson
I have tried lately to read Shakespeare, and found it so
intolerably dull that it nauseated me.
-Charles Darwin
But I reckon I got to light out for the territory ahead of
the rest, because Aunt Sally she's going to adopt me
and civilize me, and I can't stand it. I been there before.
Mark Twain
There is no substitute for victory.
Douglas MacArthur
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Harry A. Wallace IV
Another day in the life of pleasing children.
- Dad
Do I have to tell the story of 1000 rainy days
since we first met?
- The Police
I think that he enjoyed the alcohol more than
he enjoyed his date.
- Anon.
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SMI LEYS MOTEL
He's a big boy now and he can stand on his
own feet. Right?
- Smiley's People
Images of sorrow, pictures of delight, things
that are going to make up our life.
- Genesis
. . . that smile we would aspire to.
- William Shakespeare
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ROBERT C. BEAMS
ir mind is working overtime, your body's not too strong . . .
-Peter Gabriel
s called "Culture;" The accumulated wisdom of the tribe.
-Morgan Murray on the subject of old tests
:ry day is like Christmas, it is what you make of it.
-Grandma
er I finish with your hair, you might want to go up and shave
ir neck.
-Anne O'Shaugnessy
want a Snickers?
-Smiley
Don't be afraid to win.
-AWR
low what I'm supposed to say, but I'm not going to say it!
-Hairy
Be our joys three parts pain!
Strive, and hold cheap the strain
-Robert Browning
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"We're just two lost souls
Swimming in a fish bowl.
Year after year, running over
the same old ground what have
we found, the same old fears."
Pink Floyd
And on the pedestal these words
appear:
"My name is Ozymandias, king of kings:
look on my works, ye Mighty, and
despair!"
Nothing beside remains. Round the
decay
Of that colossal wreck, boundless and
bare
The lone and level sands stretch far
away.
Percy Bysshe Shelley
"You are all
suburban heathen"
R.H.S
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Breffni Kehoe
Hold on, hold on tightly,
Hold on and don't let go And if you can't help yourself.
Well take a look around you,
Of my love.
When others need your time.
The storms will pass
It won't be long now,
-U2
The storms will pass
But my love lasts forever.
-U2
One world is enough for all of
us.
-The Police
You cheat cheating if you play
by the rules.
-Chip Dietrich
A special thanks to: BAK,
MFC, Pietsch, CNK, HAW, RGB
for making the past three
years the best ones of my
life.
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The bravest of the
host,
Surrendering the last,
Nor even of defeat
aware
When cancelled by the
frost.
-Emily Dickinson
I'm happy, hope you're happy too!!
-David Bowie
Procrastination? . . .What's that?
. . ."Another Saturday night" . . .No, JH,
I'm not asleep standing up; I'm just reading
jokes! . . . Drezjda, Jane, and Lorraine or
Wanda? Cyn-thi-a and beef tongue
together? . . . Canterbury (the crypt) and
London . . .Wimpy's . . .who, on her broom?
. . JJRYH . . .Thanks Normie! . . .Buckaroo
Bonzai . .Just the three of us . .PK,AS,LS
. .Tra-la-la-BOOOOOM-die . . .Get up at
what time?? Head of the Schuylkill regatta
. . .Are those really women?? . . .Thanks
Soul! . . .How many big mack truck tires do
you have? . . .Study? For the SM? And a
senj'or(seno/r, Lucy?)???? .. .Fun.fun, fun!!!
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So much to say,
Say what you mean, mean what you think
and think anything.
-Cat Stevens
Every ripple on the ocean . . .
Every leaf on every tree . . .
Every sand dune in the desert . . .
Every power we never see . . .
Every cake you bake . . .
Every leg you break . . .
There is a deeper wave than this, swelling in the world
Love is the seventh wave.
- Sting
Carmen, maintenance building,
the gang:CA, EE, JH, LS, RV.
twilight aquatics, Jenny? Where
the
is it?, the dredge, Rodney
Point, Do you want to play S&B?
the lizard, toll free 800 number,
spritzers, banana jello pudding
pops, coolers, she's a he, should I
stay or should I go? You dropped
a bomb, Where's Jenny? EE. stink,
Carmen's room: JH, EE, CA, the
mainland vs the island, slurp!,EE,
do you have a measuring cup?!
"Time it was and what a time it
was"
-Simon and Garfunkle
You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes,
you might just find what you need.
-Rolling Stones
Jennifer Horned
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Though I know I'll never lose affection for people and things that
went before, I know I'll often stop and think about them.
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And though it's just o memory,
some memories last fore,ver.
•Rush
And yet, curiusly enough, I was also tormented by on almost
irresistoble urge to work.
-George Orwell
Guilt is a useless emotion.
•Mom
Maybe I have potential, and maybe I
don't work hard, but . . . maybe that's
where my potential lies.
- unknown
We have a dream
There's no use
Fighting it
Burning Burning
Bright dreams
Con come true if
You put your
Mind to it.
-General Public
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To The SAS English Department:
Tiny pieces of worn down soap in the bathroom
Can remind one of Mortality,
But they con also remind one of
Tiny pieces of soap.
-Joel Daily
Laura
(Lor a)
"Losi"
"Loes"
"Losey"
"Loessey"
"Loesser"
"Loezner"
etc.
Loessner (Lo sner)
Nothing is foolproof to a sufficiently talented fool,
-Unknown
In your life, you are the main figure. You have to
learn to love the person you are, and strive to be
the best you that you can be.
-Jennifer Cogswell
What's it going to take to make a dream survive?
Alive and kickin'.
-Simple Minds
The really beautiful things
in life are the ones we
appreciate because we
take the time to
understand them and
enjoy them.
-Dad (October 31,
1962)
Thou art a flea on the dog of
life.
-LLL
You're who you think you
are.
-Street Life
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We ore happy to see that you have so many
good friends and that your friends seem to be
such good people.
-Mom & Dad (October 31, 1962)
I love you psychos!
-LLL
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But Mrs. Pergolizzi . . . The tennis courts . . . It's halloween and where's Ellen? . . . Thk
is a bust . . . But we don't take showers on the weekends . . . twat . . . warm milk
mocha chip shakes . . . Singapore sling . . . Down's party . . . let's go to the movies-Cc
con drive! . . . Peppermint Schnapps . . . Peebear . . . Oh
-/ forgot to tell Brad
that there ore no steps there . . . Easter egg hunts . . . did you see that new kid? . . .
the triple . . . cookie monster, big bird, graver . . . snotrags . . . It's too late to turn bat
now . . . there's no heat . . . New Zealand . . . Herbie Handcock . . . A.T. rag sessions
Paris . . . (S&M)2 . . . wine and cheese party . . . We won't even look at me! .
crewbies . . . I'm going crazy . . . the prom . . . who's your date? . . CNK&AWT .
prefects . . . heavenly hash . . . fruit punch and . . . Ellen, are you OK?-hic- . . . yes w
do understand, Debbie . . . me caveman, me want sex . . . glowing . . . all-nighters .
want to go on a bike ride? . . . Today-the ordeal . . . I liked it! I liked it! . . . cottonbai
Ellen, you are never going to believe this- . . . it builds character . . . St. Thomas?
. . . 5 years? ... DP, AC ID, 5L MD, RJ, KH, JH, ER, WC Mom & Dad-We love you oil
and thank you for everything!
You've got to get up every morning with
a smile on your face and show the world
all the love in your heart People gonna
treat you better you will find, yes you will
that you're beautiful as you feel. — Carol
King
There ain't no doubt in no one's mind that love's the
finest thing around.
— James Taylor
If it feels nice don't think
twice
just shower the people you
love with love
show them the way that
you feel
things are gonna be much
better if you only will —
James Taylor
Lynley Marie
Digitale
We laughed until we had to cry and we loved right
down to our last good-bye
We were the best I think we'll ever be just you and
me for just a moment.
We chased that dream we'd never found and
sometimes we let one another down.
but the love we made made everything alright we
shone so bright for just a moment
Time goes on, people touch and then they're gone
and you and I will never love again like we did then
Someday when we both reminisce we'll both say
there wasn't too much we missed
and through the tears we'll smile when we recall we
had it all for just a moment
Time goes on people touch and then they're gone
but you and I will never really end
we'll never love again like we did then. — St. Elmo's
Fire
All the the times that I've
cried
keeping all the things I
knew inside
it's hard but it's harder to
ignore it
if they were right I'd agree
but it's them they know
not me. — Cat Stevens
The Alcoholic, the Fish, the Ego, the Nymph
. . . always remember the good times . . . Mcorridor . . . perfect roommates . . . vivarin od's
. . . did you say something about a disarmament
rally? . . . the back stairs . . . The Empress . . . bff
.. .Paris '85 .. .the Brewster boys .. .the Brewster
b - —s. .; .ecstasy .. .Tarik .. .hallways .. .roses
. . . french boxers . . . traveller's checks ?
. . . Copper Dollar . . . Martin/lrwin . . . kamikaze
specials .. .Father's Day .. .the swimming pool
... Seniors! .. .S.A.S. hits N.Y.C
The
Underground . . . Nirvana . . . The Mad Hatter
. . . leftrightwrong and Lester . . . McSorley's in the
rain .. .God .. .true love ? .. .God jr . . . .todaythe ordeal .. .E.B.,.. .Stardust .. .McDonald's
much? . . . look at my leg . . . wasted trips to the
land of indulgence .. ."Where's Chip?-Chip
who?" .. .P.D.C.A.A.-here I come! .. .the
memories will last forever . . . thanks Mom and
Dad,M.S.,O.G.,F.S., M.H.,L.F.,and F.L. .. .1 love you
all ...
People who are afraid to make a fool of
themselves never make anything of themselves.
— John Knowles
Trying not to talk too
fast like you do when
you fall in love some
people let their passion
scream and some
people understand their
dreams
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Slow down, you crazy child
You're so ambitious for a juvenile . . .
Where's the fire, what's the hurry about
You better cool it off before you burn it out
You've got so much to do and only so many
hours in a day
But you know that when the truth is told
You can get what you want or you can just get
old
Billy Joel
AMY BARTO
This town rips the bones from
your back
It's a deathtrap
It's a suicide rap
We gotta get out while
we're youngBruce Springsteen
Coves . . . Morons unite! . . . KS ... Go Felix! . . . Modern European . . . Bonemaster, you have had quite an effect on me- thank you
. . . Brendan!! . . . Removable hymn boards . . . Ms. Kinney-Wilmington: "Oh, I guess they're nor here"- thanks for everything . . .
Oreo, sleep well-1 love you . . . M. Corridor, 2 Year Club . . . Steve & Ross: those rides to Christiana . . . Trevor: nice drive- too bad I
con no longer walk . . . What do the shoes symbolize?-She walks funny . . . No, my name is NOT—!! . . . breokfrist . . . It's your turn to
empty the trash . . . miserliness . . . Rob Lowe? He's OK, I guess . . . Hey, the bet is ON ... I refuse to sleep in the top bunk . . .
parsimonious . , . Those shoes are so ugly . . . HAM.M.D. . . . Bear, I like my sweater . . . Just eat a l/rrle louder . . . Oh, no- PLEASE
don't ask her about her summer! . . . ACG: you helped me make it ... College on merit . . . (And I refuse to see your mail) . . . It's
your attitude . . . Beams- some interesting conversations, huh? . . . THIS IS IT ... Losi . . . Mrs. O'B: August 10,1984 . . . TTFN . . . I love
you, Rach- it's been quite an experience . . . Ms. Ammidon, you passed! . . . Yaah, well, maybe not ... Good luck, goodbye (Sorry,
Rach- that's Bruce) . . . And here I go.
There is never any harm in faking aim, even if the
target is a dream.
John Knowles
And I think it's gonna be a long, long time.
Elton John
Looking back, I realize that I then
worked harder than I ever done
since, and yet at the time it never
seemed possible to make quite the
effort that was demanded of one.
George Orwell
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Welcome to your life.
There's no turning bock.
Tears For Fears
Where's the line between lust and love?
-General Public
We all have a face that we hide away forever,
and we take them out and show ourselves when
everyone has gone.
- Billy Joel
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There's a fortune in friendship.
- Alison Moyet
"M" Zoo . . . V Form infatuations . . . total opposites . . . I refuse to put up those M.J. posters! . . . Oh no- 9:00 - it's past
Amy's bedtime . . . shoebox in basement ... Texas Tans . .. weekends in Philly . . . W.S. at St. G's . . . Winston's I.D.'s
. . . Stair Jumping . . . I don't care . .. S.G.- NNNNNOOOOO!!!!!!!! . . . We've gor to go skating! . . . B~~ (Shh!) . . . Look
Amy- college mail! . . . I'm the only one?! . . . Hey, Rach! . . . Beauty and the Brains . . . Gorfield YUCKM . . . flammable
comforter . . . a good bitch . . . Thanks Amy, El & Annie- I love you guys . . . We finally made it!!!!!!!!!!
Love is a bit like quicksand...the more you're in
if, the deeper you sink. And when it hits you,
you just gotta fall.
-UD40
You deserve a break today.
- Ronald McDonald
st
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I don't mean to brag,
I don't mean to boast,
But I'm like hot butter
On breakfast toast.
The Sugar Hill Gang
They come runnin' just as fast as
they can.
Cause every girl's crazy 'bout
A sharp dressed man.
ZZTop
Everybody thinks that we are wrens
Oh, but who are they to judge us,
Simply cause our hair is long?
Marvin Gaye
Tonight I'm gonna take that ride.
Cross the river to the Jersey side ..
Cause down the shore everything's
all right . . .
Bruce Springsteen
SCHOOL
Phase II completed, he and his trusty golden shovel move on to the final stage — Phase III, College .
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Jod grants liberty only to those
/ho love it, and are always
3ady to guard and defend it.
-Daniel Webster
Far better is it to dare mighty
things, to win glorious
triumphs, even though
checkered by failure, than to
take rank with those poor
spirits who neither enjoy much
nor suffer much, because
they live in the gray twilight
that knows not victory nor
defeat.
-Theodore Roosevelt
There are only the pursued, the
pursuing, the busy and the tired.
-F. Scott Fitzgerald
You should never wear your
best trousers when you go out
to fight for freedom and truth.
-Henrik Ibsen
Only those who dare, truly live.
-Ferrari Motor Company
\/hen you open your eyes, it's
imazing what you can see.
-Tod Auman
>aid upon locating the ruins of the
istoric Neversink Mountain Hotel)
Well, that was interesting
-Bill Murray
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Anne H. Montesano
Where is Anne?
Head above rhe burrercups,
Walking by rhe stream,
Down among rhe burrercups.
Where is Anne?
Walking wirh her man,
Losr in a dream,
Losr among rhe burrercups
Whar has she gor in rhar little brown head?
Wonderful rhoughrs which can never be said.
— A.A. Milne
When you close your eyes do you see
Places rhar you've never seen, yer you've
been rhere. You've been walking on rhe edges
of a dream and you're so much fun ro be wirh.
— Carly Simon
It is the sense of the ending which makes
rhe beginning, and everything that follows
there from, so much more meaningful.
— Richard Sewall
"Son of a gun"(CS) . . .chocolare covered bananas . . .HQ . . .No Gil, you can'r ger a ran in rhe jungle . . .4:00 AM; Good Morning Dear-Camouflage and Egg Fu
. . . triangles . . . Who needs L&L? . . . Dear:1 don't care if ir's a game;l jusr couldn'r do ir! . . . womanly men and manly women . . . Sally, don'r be a Dorry . . . SS and
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Monica
Winsor
A man who had fallen among thieves
lay by the roadside on his back
dressed in fifteenthrate ideas
wearing a round jeer for a hat
Fate per somewhat more than less
emancipated evening
had in return for conciousness
endowed him with a changeless grin
whereon a dozen staunch and zeal
citizens did graze at pause
then fired by hypercivic zeal
sought newer pastures or because
swaddled with a frozen brook
of pinkest vomit out of eyes
which noticed nobody he looked
as if he did not care to rise
It is only with the heart that one sees rightly,
What is essential is invisible to the eye.
I've dreamt in my life dreams that have stayed
with me everafter, and changed my ideas,
they've gone through and through me, like wine
through water and altered the colors of my
mind.
— C. Bronte
S.G.S.- The Cocktail Party has its downs, but
true friends last forever.
When you've seen beyond yourself-then
you will find, peace of mind, is waiting
thereAnd the time will come when you will
see we're all one, and life
Flows on ...
— G. Harrison
Youth is a perpetual intoxication: it's the
fever of the season.
— La Rouchefoucauld
one hand did nothing on the vest
his wideflung friend clenched weakly dirt
while the mute trouserfly confessed a
button solemnly inert.
Brushing from whom the stiffened puke
i put him all into my arms
and staggered banged with terror through
a million billion trillion stars.
— e.e. cummings
:onsciousness . . . THC ond THL . . . And you rhoughr ir was just a lirrle fling . . . Dear, do we hove one-frock minds? It's oil right Monica, we're jusr bored . . . Hey Pres . . . Did
have an upper lip? . . .Yea sure ir's Robirussin . . .dehydration, neurosis, and midnight chew; we're all right, we made ir through .'.
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When the night has been too lonely
and the road has been too long,
And you think that love is only
for the lucky and the strong
Just remember,
in the winter
tar beneath the bitter snows
lies the seed
that with the sun's love
in the spring
becomes
the rose.
Vanille . . . does not bite you
FOOL !!!
Carole and Louloute "L'amitie
est comme une terre ou Ton
seme"
-Diogene Laerce-
Anita and Isa
When two French girls meet each other
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Work is like an annoying dog-ignore
it long enough and it goes away.
-Me
Chaos is ubiquitous.
-John Barrow
My one regret in life is that I'm not
someone else.
-Woody Allen
137
"They say this uneasiness - this passion for change is a peculiarity of our diseased Northern nature. The
Southern man finds Providence in all that is; Satan in
all that might be . . . '
-Frederick Law Olmsted
'But Marie - we must support our farmers!"
When I behold the sacred liao wo my thoughts return
To those who begot me, raised me, and now are
tired.
I would repay the bounty they have given me,
But it is as the sky: it can never be approached.
-K'ung fu tzu
5
To me fair friend you never can be old
For as you were when first your eyes I eyed
Such seems your beauty still.
Shakespeare
"Believe nothing because a so-called wise man said it.
Believe nothing because a belief is generally held.
Believe nothing because it is written in ancient books.
Believe nothing because it is said to be of divine origin.
Believe nothing because someone else believes it.
Believe only what you yourself judge to be true."
-Gautama Buddha
Alexander W, Thrower
Marie J. Nash
I want to live,
I want to give - Neil
139
London: Let s
Have Lunch
140
The greatest pleasure in life is
doing what people say you
cannot do.
Life is in session. Are you
present?
You were born. And so you're
free. So happy birthday.
. . . I'm not sure we should b
doing this . . .
I bought a toothbrush,
some toothpaste, a flannel
For my face, pajamas, a
hairbrush, new shoes and a
case. I said to my
reflection, "Let's get out of
this place."
Squeeze
When I'm out on the
street I walk the way I
want to walk.
Bruce Springsteen
I
Aodesty is a vastly overrated virtue.
John Galbraith
•i
I have always observed that to succeed in the
world one should seem a fool but be wise.
Charles de Montesquieu
It isn't what you know that counts, it's what you
think of in time.
Anonymous
Just because you have to grow older doesn't mean
you have to grow up.
If you can't lie, don't.
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Brakeley
Binger
Remember- Philadelphia Weekend, Reunion
^Washington Weekend, Summer of '$5 in O. C
backqammon beer, "Cakfi Ihis...", whiffle
ball, "ZAP". "Alright no* lookH", fred i
~Wilmat baseball fields, "See LfaT
Thanks to: Chris, fa Colburn, Sandy, At
Jonathan, John, i{ail,'ftichael, Suzanne,
1\fa Lyons, Lucy, and special thanks to
the folk and sis.
"Ilove theqamc. I've always lofed Vie game,
used to dream about a. career in baseball. 1
Wasn't just vague hopes like a lot of kids havt
what I'm doing. I'm qonna make II
Bias liet, i4f>u Malt and see.
-WPKinxlla
"ThtT/iriUofttefa
Christopher Thomas
Odden
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"370 be or not to be1
is not the
it \$ UN?
things are so
bizarre that 1 cannot
bear to contemplate them.
It's
It's
^^m Oh, I have talents aplenty.
Unfortunately, precious
| few of them have any
redeeming social value.
- David Letterman
belterpart of one's life
\ consists of his friendships.
^
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There are, of course, many
cases of homophones (words
that Sound alike) like
doe and dough, but we are
Seldom confused by -these
because they usually appear
in different contexts.
- W Mel*0/i franci*
a stupid cjame.
not a very good qome
-T Roach
Ashby & Thomas
In an age of madness, to expect
to be
Untouched by madness is a form
of madness.
But the pursuit of sanity can be a
form of
Madness too.
— Saul Bellow
144
Militant enthusiasm is particularly
suited for the
Paradigmatic illustration of the
manner in which a
Phylogenetically evolved pattern
of behavior interacts
With culturally ritualized social
norms and rights,
And in which, though absolutely
indispensible to the
Function of the compound system,
it is
Prone to miscarry most tragically if
not controlled
By rational responsibility based on
casual insight.
— Konrad Lorenz
Good friends we have.
Oh, Good Friends we lost,
Along the way. In this grec
future
You can't forget your pas
so dry your tears I say.
— Bob Marley
bu would see faces in movies on TV in
lagazines and in books. He thought that
Dme of these faces might be right for
im, and that through the years by
eeping an ideal facial structure fixed in
is mind, or somewhere in the back of his
lind that he might, by force of will cause
is face to approach those of his ideal,
he change would be very subtle. It
light taken ten years or so. Gradually his
3ce would change its shape — a more
ooked nose, wider, thinner lips, beady
yes, a larger forehead . . . He imagined
not this was an ability he shared with
lost other people. They had also molded
leir faces according to some ideal.
1aybe, they imagined a new face would
etter suit their personality, or maybe
ley imagined their personality would be
Dreed to change to affect a new
ippearance. This is why first impressions
ire often correct. Although some people
light have made mistakes, they may
ave arrived at an appearance that
ears no relationship to them. They may
ave picked an ideal appearance based
in some childish whim or momentary
npulse. Some have gotten halfway
lere, and then changed their minds ...
e wonders if he, too, might have made
i similar mistake.
— David Byrne
He was a hard working
man. He knew by himself
just what a man or boy
could do. There was no
deceiving him. His work
went on in his absence
almost as well as in his
presence; and he had
the faculty of making us
feel that he was everpresent with us. He
seldom approached the
spot where we were at
work openly, if he could
do it secretly. He always
aimed at taking us by
surprise. Such was his
cunning, that we used
to call him, among
ourselves, 'The Snake.'
— Frederick
Douglass
145
Matthew
Traina
. . . Is it possible to recall anyone else in
modern history who could exercise so
much power and yet feel so slighty the
private corruption that goes with it?
— Richard Hofstadter
You must never, as much as rules ever
apply, be afraid to display your
ignorance. Often, that is how one
learns.
— Richard P. Traina
Only those who are uninhibited by the
past are able to cope with what is
happening now. Problems have to be
solved as they arise, for there is no
stored up reservoir of solutions to apply
to them.
— J.H. Jacques
Don't settle for mediocrity!
Don't settle for second best!
— Daniel T. Roach
Like my good friend said,
in a raggae rhythm,
"Don't jump in the water,
if you can't swim."
— Bob Marley
Let's get up for breakfast tomorrow, Stal . . . ok, I'll set the
clock for 7:30, Captime ... The tweeeter God . . . trough
feeding . . . Dough laugh hee, hee, hee ... T'aint no thing
Jackson . . . You ain't bad, you sad . . . Sparks ...
Tomatoes . . . Cap, let me see that glass . . . Binger ...
Beachbound slumber . . . Letterman . . . MWT-VSK ... CSKELW . . . Thanks to everyone for all the fun- Cap.
Now, there are two different
attitudes towards learning
from others. One is the
dogmatic attitude of
transplanting everything,
whether or not it is suited to
our conditions. This is no
good. The other attitude is to
use our heads and learn
those things which suit our
conditions, that is, to absorb
whatever experience is useful
to us. That is the attitude we
should adopt.
Mao Tse-tung
(February 27, 1957)
)nder see the morning
blink;
ie sun is up and up must
I,
) wash and dress and eat
and drink
id look at things and talk
and think
id work, and God knows
why!
A.E. Houseman
The courageous Captain
of compliments.
Billy Shakespeare
. . . we cannot escape the
question why reasonable beings
do behave so unreasonably.
Konrad Lorenz
(from Ecce Homo!)
147
The less we say about it the better,
make it up as we go along. Feet on
the ground, head in the sky. It's O.K. I
know nothing's wrong. And you're
standing here beside me, I love the
passing of time. Never for money,
always for love! Cover up and say,
"goodnight." -Talking Heads
The road of life is not smooth; it is full of potholes
-Mr. T
So they went off together.
But wherever they go, anc
whatever happens to then
on the way, in that
enchanted place on the
top of the forest, a little
boy and his bear will alwa\
be playing. -A.A. Milne
For what is a man-what has he got? If not himself
then he has not. o say the things he truly feels
and not the words of one who kneels. The record
shows I took the blows and did it my way.
-Frank Sinatra
The day I was born the nurses all gathered around. They gazed with wide
wonder at the joy they had found. The head nurse spoke up, she said
"leave this one alone." She could tell right away that I was BAD TO THE
BONE. -George Thorogood
For all we know, our entire universe
exist in a styrafoam bear cooler in
somebody's garage.
-David Letterman
Emily Shearson in Princeton Club!!
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The search for truth is in one way hard and in
another easy, tor it is evident that no one of us
can ever master it fully, nor miss it wholly. Each
one of us adds a little to our knowledge of
nature and from all the facts assembled arises a
certain grandeur. -Aristotle
One could do worse than be a swinger of
birches.
-Robert Frost
If my words did close with the cold of sunshine
and my tunes were played on the heart
unstrung, would you hear my voice come
through the music? Would you hold it near as it
was your own?
-Grateful Dead
Take him in a living room and turn out the lights. I
bet you wouldn't know if he was black or white. I
say what's the use in fighting, you know you
shouldn't really fight. -English Beat
SOCCERMANIA!
I think over again my small adventures, my fears, those
small ones that seemed so big, for all the ritual things I
had to get and teach and yet there is only one great
thing, the only thing. To live to see the great day that
dawns and the light that fills the world. -Old Indian Song
I'd welcome the chance to meet my
maker and fly into the sun, -Lou Reed
Just look over your shoulder,
honey. I'll be there!
-Four Tops
Emancipate yourself from mental slavery, none but ourselves can
free our minds. Have no fear for atomic energy 'cause none of
them can stop the time. -Bob Marley
So where it all ends I can't
fathom my friends. If I knew I
might toss my anchor. -Jimmy
Buffet
we beat on, boats against the current, borne back
uselessly into the past. -Fitzgerald
Bnendan
To our friends: would it embarass
you very much if I were to tell
you . . . I love you?
-Joan Baez
Coniuzuj
149
Traina, Brakeley, Kehoe, and um,
others
TAD ROACH
Searching for a note, pure and easy
playing so free like a breath rippling
by.
-Pete Townshend
There's no such thing as sanity, and
that's the surest fact.
-Mark Knopffler
The sea refuses no river.
-Pete Townshend
We'll always have Paris.
-A.W.
I love these ugly walks.
-C.D.C. Jr.
Apartheid is wrong.
-Earth
Face up to the world before it comes up behind
cancels your dreams, and ruins your life.
-The Influence '85
We have absolutely no will power
when it comes to money.
-Bob Ratheson, car dealer
You and me babe, how 'bout it?
-Dire Straits
I'm thirsty-l want some beer. Pour
me a case, will ya?
-C.D.C. Jr.
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Charlie Crystle
The mind is the great poem of winter, the man,
Who, to find what will suffice
Destroys romantic tenements
Of rose and ice.
In the land of war. More than the man, it is
A man with the fury of a race of men,
A light at the centre of many lights,
A man at the centre of men.
It has to content the reason concerning war,
It has to persuade that war is part of itself,
A manner of thinking, a mode
Of destroying, as the mind destroys.
-Wallace Stevens
Young men know when the sun
has set darkness comes to settle a debt
-The Clash
Rebels on the corner
Rebels to the cause
Got a million dollar question
To what he's living for
-The Clash
I rebel - therefore exist.
(A. Camus)
Had a dream one night
That the tree had lost its middle
So I tried to hold it up with chicken wire
But the wire, the wire.
Turned to lizard skin.
-Michael Stipe (REM)
Edward
Hopkins
Hammond
151
One Las1
5WKK
Tim Abbott
Millbrook School
Millbrook, NY 12545
914-677-3035
Lynley Digitale
170 E 83rd St.
New York, NY 10028
212-535-3641
Ted Amaya
2583 (Countryside)
#302
Clearwater. FL 33519
813-797-7631
Greg Dorn
2510 Virginia Ave.
NW
Apt. 614-N
Washington, DC
20037
914-332-1035
Amy Barto
551 Bridge St.
Phoenixville, PA 19460
215-933-2910
Brooke Bassin
417 T3
Christopher Ave.
Gaithersburg, MD
20879
301-774-2578
Rob Beams
125 Bonad RD
Brookline MA 02167
617-469-0584
Bill Brakeley
98 Winfleld Lane
New Canaan, CT
06840
203-966-8896
Lyn Chen
807 Hickory Lane
Milford, DE 19963
302-422-9780
Brendan Conway
1520 Camden Ave.
Ext.
Salisbury, MD 21801
301-749-2518
Charlie Crystle
162 Hamilton, Rd.
Lancaster, PA 17603
717-393-9828
Ann Cutter
RT. 2 Box 117
Lovettsvle, VA 22080
703-822-5641
Suzanne DeMallie
455 Rookwood Dr.
Charlottesvilte, VA
22901
804-977-0253
Mike Dietrich
806 Plainwood DR
Houston, TX 77079
713-496-4857
Ben Dunn
Nogal 107
Colonia Aguila
Tampico, Mexico
012-1 3-3469
Elten Earle
3 Arnold St.
Mantotoldng. NJ 08738
201-982-1921
Alexandria, VA 22308
703-360-7798
Theo Hartman
31 Broad St
Danielson, CT 06239
203-774-6665
Dawn Hillman
13 Courtney Circle
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
215-687-1121
Robert Jordan
3463 Kehala Dr
Kihei, HI 96753
808-923-1284
Nicola Katz
3401-A Urbana Pike
Frederick, MD 21701
301-378-2928
Mago Ellis
59 Iroquois Ave.
Oceanport, NJ 07757
201-222-3166
Breffni Kehoe
6 Shadow Lane
Chadds Ford, PA
19317
215-388-1523
Peter Fallow
530 Kent St,
Chestertown, MD
21620
301-778-2829
Craig Kiker
4020 Reno Rd NW
Washington, DC
20008
202-966-0121
Dara Gelof
PO Box 630
Dover, DE 19901
302-653-9907
Brian Kotz
RT 3 Box 48
Chariestown, WV
25414
304-725-4601
John Gordy
9306 Rusty Anchor Rd.
Ocean City, MD
21842
301-524-2562
Stef Granito
Windrush
Riverside Terrace
Manasquan, NJ 08736
201-223-6010
Isa Guillemot
Gr Village d'Orlac
Dompierr©-sur-Char
17610 Charters FR
016-91-0082
fdward Hammond
313 S Main St
Berlin, MD 21811
301-641-0773
Jenny Harned
2501 Culpepper Rd
Michael Meers
5215 Moorland Lane
Bethesda, MD 20814
301-654-5364
Dan Schwab
4613 Kemper St
Rockville, MD 208
301-871-5738
Andrew Meyer
180 Riverside Dr
New York, NY 10024
212-787-8889
Kim Spire
W Nottingham Ace
Cobra, MD 21917
301-658-2668
Annie Montesano
24 Northledge
Buffalo, NY 14226
716-839-2223
Alex Stancioff
304 Rockwell Terra
Frederick, MD 21
301-662-2673
Morgan Murry
Rt 1 Box 165A
N Mills River Rd
Horse Shoe, NC 28742
301-757-0865
Laurence Stewart
1212 Milford
Houston, TX 77006
713-524-4166
Phil Najera
1236 Town Point Rd
Chesapeake City, MD
21915
301-885-2460
Chris Odden
St. Andrew's School
Middletown, DE 19709
302-378-4925
Elena Otero-Novas
Cedros 1B
UrbMontepr
Roadilla del Monte
Madrid, Spain
000-715-8480
Chris Tetzeti
336 Rosedale Rd
354(
Princeton, NJ 0854(
609-921-8609
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Jim Thomas
2002 Labrador Lani
Vienna, VA 22180
703-255-5094
Alex Thrower
514 Hickory Gr Circ
Florence, SC 29501
803-669-5062
David Timmons
160 Ackerman Ave
Ridgewood, NJ 07^
201-652-3041
Debbie Page
3705 Birch Circle
Birch Pointe
Wilmington, DE 19808
302-451-8351
Matt Traina
80 William St.
Worcester, MA
717-397-3883
Anita Pamintuan
911 Atlanta Circle
Seaford, DE 19973
302-629-4162
Scott Unruh
933 Taylor's Br Rd.
Townsend, DE 1972
302-378-9663
Rocky Martin
138 W Passaic Ave
Rutherford, NJ 07070
201-939-4549
Heather Patzman
10111 N Manton
San Antonio, TX
78213
512-344-8650
Rachel Viddy
2434 Poplar St.
Philadelphia, PA 19
215-681-0131
Sarah Mason
111 Elizabeth St
Salisbury, MD 21801
301-742-7613
Randy Reynolds
RD 2 Box 12
Townsend, DE 19734
302-278-8258
Ann Matthers
N Kent Parish Rectory
Massey, MD 21650
301-928-3081
Robert Rogers
513 S Fairfax St
Alexandria, VA 22314
703-836-8533
Steve Locke
1326 Stillwatef Rd.
Lancaster, PA 17601
717-394-8190
Laura Loessner
124 Mill Lane
Townsend, DE 19734
302-378-8520
Bill Vincent
45 Bush Ave.
Greenwich, CT 068
203-869-1854
Scott Wallace
1317 Tudor Rd
Chariestown, WV
25314
304-344-3896
ip Wheelock
W 85th St
w York, NY 10024
liam Whitmoyer
3 Golf Rd
•erstown, PA 17067
7-866-5880
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25 Twinbrook Rd
•wyn, PA 19312
5-647-1387
mica Winsor
17 Hawthorne La,
4W
3Shington, DC
?0016
2-363-6387
Christy Col6n
942 East 49th St
Brooklyn, NY 11203
718-629-2715
Wells Constantine
14801 Westbury RD
Rockville, MD 20853
301-460-5409
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RD 1 Carmel RD
Millville, NJ 08332
609-825-1426
Greg Doyle
2732 Grubta Rd.
Wilmington, DE 19810
302-422-3414
:y Zimmer
5 Arlington
ichburg, VA 24503
4-384-6321
Tim Dunn
Nogal 107
Colonia Aguila
Tampico Mexico
012-1 3-3469
jnish Agarwal
05 Woodland RD **
lisbury, MD 21801
1-749-5450
Mary Dunton
Box 38
Merry Point, VA 22513
804-462-5362
incis Altvater
2 Box 189
erman, CT 06784
3-355-1820
Emily Eden
968 Saigon RD
McLean, VA 22102
703-893-7486
jve Arms
Ross Ellis
59 Iroquois Ave.
Oceanport, NJ 07757
201-222-3166
ssafras Farm
x 31
jcilton, MD 21913
1-275-8128
: Branner
4 S. Cass St.
ddletown, DE 19709
2-378-2828
urie Burnett
hite Chimneys Farm
1 Box 779
ardela Springs, MD
21837
0-742-6762
3tt Castano
) 2 Chestnut Farm
Dudersport, PA
16915
4-698-2330
air Colburn
. Andrew's School
ddletown, DE 19709
2-378-2502
416-347-7813
Tracey Fudge
23 Broadmoor Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO
80906
303-634-3646
Sherry Gamble
Box 45
Bolivar, PA 15923
413-676-2206
Jason Gardner
PO Box 37
Hillsboro, MD 21641
301-364-5742
Marina Glad
5044 N 27th St.
Arlington, VA 22207
703-538-3958
Steve Gratwick
7211 Emlen St
Philadelphia, PA 19119
215-242-8761
19317
215-388-1523
Canada h 3ylk4
514-487-2822
Vicki Klumb
Rt. 8 Box 103
Biloxi, MS 39532
601-388-6137
Kibbey Perry
C-25 West End
Colony
New Dehli, India
110021
Peter Laird
Box 307
2 Ledge wood Dr.
Dover, MA 02030
617-785-0589
Mike Pogue
191 Estates Dr.
Piedmont, CA 94611
415-530-3069
Rick Llzondo
3813 Lake Blvd.
Annandale, VA 22003
703-280-4171
Karen Pupke
707 Glover Place
Baldwin, NY 11510
516-868-4598
Heather Mallory
PO Box 26
Millwood, VA 22616
703-837-1653
Brad Rathbone
RD 2 Box 360
Woodstown, NJ 08098
609-769-0993
Ty Martin
Box 14
Hampdon-Sydney, VA
23913
804-223-8531
Becky Reed
618 Wyndhurst Ave
Baltimore, MD 21210
301-235-0389
Chris Flemer
PO Box 1083
Oak Grove, VA 22443
804-224-0595
Greg Gulick
The White Homestead
20 South St.
Alex Northrup
Red Bank, NJ 07701
The Hill School
201-842-7228 _^.*m Box 65
Middlebury, VA22117
John Guthery
703-687-6812
5833 Soiway St.
Pittsburg, PA 15217
Rob O'Connor
412-521-4740
1216 Upper Ridgeway
Charleston, VA 25314
Ari Hannum
304-346-4047
1219 Selma St.
Mobile, AL 36604
Hunter Old
205-433-2056
Rt. 1 Box 19
White Post, VA 22663
Chase Hill
703-837-1336
2635 Habersham Rd
NW
Trevor Ortman
Atlanta, GA 30305
5 Hillcroft Dr.
404-351-23QT
Rome GA 30161
:
404-291-9532
Rhonda Holmes
1173 Abbey Place ME fSkip Owensby
Washington, DC
RD 2 Box 205c
20002
Townsend DE 19734
202-547-2513
$02-378-8276
Don Fletcher
PO Box 247
Swan Quarter, NC
27885
919-926-7631
Crawford Keenan
1 Oak Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO
80906
303-475-7348
John Page
3705 Birch Circle
Birch Pointe
Wilmington, DE 19808
302-454-8351
Ken Friedli
1141 Woodland Dr.
Petosky ,MI 49770
Cormac Kehoe
6 Shadow LanlSiJ
Chadds Ford, PA
Mark Pathy
82 Upper Betmont
Montreal Quebec
Liz Erhardt
6 Van Meter Terrace
Salem, NJ 08079
609-935-4204
Chris Fahlen
945 N Randolph St
Philadelphia, PA 19123
215-925-0652
Annette Rickolt
207 Holland Rd
Severna Park, MD
21146
301-647-6821
Paul Rogers
15SO Glencoe Rd
Gldncoe, MD 21152
301-472-2579
Anne Marie Rosas
Rd 4 Box 48
Seaford, DE 19973
302-629-7572
Peter Salett
11224 Green Dragon
Columbia, MD 21044
301-596-4614
Hamilton Sloan
501 Spring Valley Dr
Raleigh, NC 27609
919-782-2634
Richard Snyder
55 S Edgewood Dr
Elkton, MD 21921
301-398-8896
Sandy Tarburton
Rd 3 Box 341
Dover, DE 19901
302-678-2912
Harry Tear
8302 Riverside Dr
Alexandria, VA 22308
703-780-0016
Tom Akre
620 Oakland Terrace
Alexandria, VA 22302
703-683-4227
Bill Trotter
58 Montclair Dr. NE
Atlanta, Georgia
30309
404-351-5259
Elizabeth Baker
St James School
St James, MD 21781
301-791-6772
Julio Tuma
62 Carnoustie Rd
Dover, DE 19901
302-734-7779
Leeanna Varga
PO Box 158
Champion, PA 15622
412-593-2318
Leonard Wayne
4622 DeRussey Pkwy
Chevy Chase, MD
20815
301-654-7981
Shana Weinhold
Ouagadougou
Dept of State
Washington, DC
20520
703-620-0228
Gil Williams
215 Eldrige Ave
Lawrenceville, NJ
08648
609-883-1534
Jonathan Banks
976 Metairie Road
Jackson, Miss. 39209
601-359-0786
Liz Baxter
59 Park Slope
Ridgewood, NJ 07450
201-447-3259
JP Blandin
415 H Broad St.
Middletown, DE 19709
302-834-7060
Emily Brady
250 WEST 94th ST
New York, NY 10025
212-666-9399
Harrison Braxton
1204 Charles St
Fredericksburg, VA
22401
703-373-6209
Kathy Bunting
RT 1 Box 22A
Bishopville, MD 21813
301-352-5354
Jill Wtllock
Rt 1 Box 653
Chestertown, MD
21620
301-778-2315
Art Butcher
594 Black Rock Rd
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
215-525-0296
Jud Wolfe
5255 N Kendall Dr
Miami, FL 33156
305-662-2535
John Chamberlin
11532 Links Dr
Reston, VA 22090
703-437-8410
Maria Wood
PO Box 422
Centreville, MD 21617
301-758-1826
Simon Cherniavsky
1613 30th St. NW
Washington, DC
20007
Peter Woodruff
2069 Idlewtid Dr
Richland, Ml 49083
616-629-9071
Catherine Chesney
4820 Fleetsgrove
Lane
Memphis, TN 38117
901 682-1914
Betsey Woody
8211 Ruxton Cross Ct
Ruxton, MD 21204
301-296-4486
Mary Chilton
1266 Louden Hts Rd
Charleston, WVA
25314
304-342-7668
301-524-6023
Lief Christofferson
2312 Kimbro St.
Alexandria, VA 22307
703-768-6369
Julie Herbert
Cavalier CC Apts,
Bldg, 11, Apt. 4
Newark, DE 19702
302-731-8065
Schryse Crawford
2095 Alton Rd
E Cleveland OH,
44112
216-481-4091
Dan Hermes
3505 Birch Circle
Wilmington, DE 19808
302-454-8713
Greta Cuyler
Box 458
Dennis, MA 02638
617-383-2588
Cori DelSobral
45 Turnberry Dr.
Dover, DE 19901
318-984-3502
Ian Edmundson
221 Thibodeaux Dr.
Lafayette, LA 70503
318-984-3502
Kim Egan
4204 Yuma St,, NW
Washington DC 20016
202-363-7196
Julia Elliott
913 Stuart Rd
Wilmington, DE 19807
302-658-6046
Laurie Farr
SO. Kent School
South Kent, CT 06785
203-927-3175
Kevin Friedli
1141 Woodland Dr.
Petosky, Ml 49770
616-347-7813
Stormy Gibbons-Neff
Clovetly Farm
RD 1 Box 643
Chestertown, MD
21620
301-778-3214
Heather Hillman
13 Courtney Circle
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
215-527-4938
Mike Hindle
99 River Rd
Merrimacport, MA
01860
617-363-2648
Alex Houghton
Youngs Rd
New Vernon, NJ
07976
201-267-5445
Andy Hurford
107 Library PI.
Princeton, NJ 08540
609-924-0962
Horace Jones
1207 Tuckerman St.
NW
Washington DC 20011
202-488-3309
Jen Jones
Dave McCrystal
147 Fairway Circle
Smyrna, DE 19977
302-653-6989
Kellie Mitra
119 West 41st St.
Erie, PA 16508
814-866-6159
John Moore
RD 1 Box 121B
Bridgeville, DE 199c
302-337-8326
Lyle Nelson
1502 Park Ave
Richmond, VA 232
804-355-2012
Pete O'Brien
16 Edgewood Rd.
Summit, NJ 07901
201-273-6152
John Oeschle
Skipper's Row
Gibson Island, MD
21056
301-295-1791
Debby Ohlson
7901 Stirrup Lane
Mclean, VA 22102
703-821-2409
Martha Palmer
402 Park Ave.
Salisbury, MD 2180
301-749-8139
447 London Gr. Rd
Westgrove, PA 19390
215-869-3665
Lisa Pamintuan
911 Atlantic Circle
Seaford, DE 19973
302-629-4162
Petra Lewis
43 E 54th St
Brooklyn, NY 11203
212-467-6993
Chuck Panacciora
687 S Dupont HWN
Smyrna, DE 19977
302-653-5822
Robert Long
119 Brighton Rd
Atlanta, GA 30309
404-355-2866
Rick Patzman
10111 N Manton
San Antonio, TX
78213
512-344-8650
Squig Gubb
Box 455
Onley, VA 23418
804-787-7057
Brandon Matthews
193 Elm Rd
Princeton, NJ 08540
609-921-3865
Scott Hacking
6903 Costal HWY.
Ocean City, MD
21842
T.C. McCarthy
500 W J St.
Purcellville, VA 22132
Todd Perry
2 Girard Ave
Bay Shore, L.I.
New York 11706
516-666-3647
Chris Pupke
707 Glover PL
ildwin, NY 11510
6-868-4598
302-653-5559
912-925-3999
sve Rao
32 Parkwood Rd
larleston, WV 25314
4-343-2897
Grace An
203 Rollins. Rd.
Chestertown, MD
21620
301-778-1829
Rick Hall
76 Welsh Tract Rd.
Newark, DE 19713
302-737-3426
san Richmond
Gleneen Park
•nagelvin
idonderry N IRE UK
0-004-2943
Jen Beams
Gushing Academy
Ashburnham, MA
01430
617-827-5582
rsten Robbins
llee Des Gr Clos
590 Noisy
Tuille, France
3-462-57764
James Borghardt
309 Chesterfield Ave.
Centreville, MD 21617
301-768-0203
Sibtey
D Diamond Ave.
ristiansburg, VA
>4037
4-697-1399
au Simons
E 96th St
w York, NY 10128
?~289-3196
Jim Bruin
RR 1 Box 53-1
Kennedyville, MD
21645
301-348-2259
Corinna Caihoun
201 Beverly Rd.
Newark, DE 19711
302-738-0750
;an Stoops
1 W Locust St.
3ford, DE 19973
?-629-5662
Orland Campbell
Box 335
Prospect St.
Manchester, VT 05254
802-362-3204
nise Stroud
17 Cedar St, SE
02
ishington DC 20020
>-678-5960
Mickey Chiu
7 St. James PI.
Apt. 12F
New York, NY 10038
212-964-7048
} Sweeney
1
7 Shawnee St.
adelphia, PA 19118
>-242-6909
Wade Cooper
408 Third St.
Cheraw, SC 29520
803-537-5189
lie Thomas
I Di Ave.
derick, MD21701
I-662-3675
Tosh Crystal
536 Lake Ave. G
Greenwich, CT 06830
203-629-8572
D Timmons
) Ackerman Ave
gewood,NJ 07450
1-652-3041
Chip Dietrich
Westminster School
Simsbury, CT 06070
203-658-6730
:e Townsend
iodds Lane
loboth, DE 19971
!-227-9377
Chad Ecketberger
4510 Demby Drive
Fairfax, VA 22032
703-425-6985
f Trabaudo
#2 Box 1852
yrna, DE 19977
Robb Ellis
30 Rockwell Ave.
Savannah, GA 31406
Elizabeth Hammond
313 S Main St,
Berlin, MD 21811
301-641-0773
Andrew Hit
2635 Habersham Rd,
NW
Atlanta, GA 30305
404-351-2307
Keary Jenkins
!?t. 2 Box 201
Lancaster, VA 22503
844-462-7064
James Lai
1711 O'Conner Rd.
Forest Hill, MD 21050
301-836-6841
John Little
1211 Sweetbriar Cir
Savannah, GA 31406
912-352-1790
Josh Loughran
66 Freedom Dr
Dover, DE 19901
302-678-1340
John Matouk
Beachbound
15 Harrison Ave
Newport. Rl 02840
401-846-0607
Robby Maxwell
AMOSEAS LTD
Orchard Pt. PO 237
Singapore, 9123
Lee McGill
117 Bellemore, RD
Baltimore, MD 21210
301-433-4991
Trevor Middleton
570 N 23rd St
Philadelphia, PA 19130
215-561-6471
Raquel Mondln
865 Columbus Ave
Apt 12H
New York, NY 10025
212-663-5060
Pat Montgomery
670 13th St
Oakmont, PA 15139
412-828-2506
Ginger Thomas
2002 Labrador Lane
Vienna VA 22180
703-255-5091
Howie Moorin
981 Old Post Rd
Fairfield CT, 06130
203-259-3557
Storm Trosdal
120 E Gaston St
Savannah, GA 31401
912-232-1196
Teresa Morgan
2800 Wise Ave NW
Apt 511
Washington, DC
20016
202-966-5979
Becky Wendell
House No 3
41 Chung Hum Kok Re
Hong Kong
003-466-2257
Mark Padden
1205 Hilltop Rd
Erie, PA 16509
814-866-9630
Marlies Patzman
10111 N Manton
San Antonio, TX
78213
512-344-8650
Tom6s Puky
Apartado 80 963
Caracas 1080-a
Venezuela
002-979-6095
Kay Rhee
1508 S Henry Ave
Elkins, WV 26241
304-636-7040
Em Sinkler
Hill Rd
Box 246 RD 1
Elverson, PA 19520
215-827-7034
Susan Willock
Rt 1 Box 653
Chestertown, MD
21620
301-778-2315
Amy Wilson
Woodridge Dr
Salisbury Md 1801
301-742-8873
Kristen Zing
10 S Clipper Ct
Leads Point, NJ 08220
609-652-7930
Casey Zimmer
315 Arlington
Lynchburg VA 24503
804-384-6166
Victor van Buchem
St. Andrew's School
Middietown, DE 19709
302-378-9461
Catherine Soles
215 Vassar Dr
Newark, DE 19711
302-731-5056
Bill Spire
West Nottingham
Acad
Cobra, MD 21917
301-658-2668
Adam Stegeman
St Andrew's School
Middletown, DE 19709
302-378-8928
Gordon Terry
36 The Green
Dover, DE 19901
302-734-2663
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BENEFACTORS
Mrs. Frances O. Wilcox
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis M. Little Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Cherniavsky
Delmar Co: Radio Shack Dealer
Mr. & Mrs. L. O. Rickolt
PATRONS
Mr. & Mrs. Joung Wye Rhee
Mr. & Mrs. C. Hamilton Sloan
Mr. Pieter F. Oechsle
Mr. James G. Wallace
Hollingsworth Realty Co.
Mr. & Mrs. James Eckelberger
SPONSORS
Towne Barber Shop, 15 W. Main St., Middletown
Happy Harry's
Wilson H. Wilcox Co.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Constantine
Mr. & Mrs. L. Christoffersen
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stegeman
Rev. & Mrs. Charles D. Cooper
Mrs. Sally E. Borghardt
Middietown Plumbing & Heating Supply, Inc.
Official Yearbook Staff
Editor - Kim Spire
Co-Editor - Debbie Page
Business Staff
Layouts
Photographers
Jake Townsend
Scott Unruh
Jill WiHock
Ann Matthers
Ari Hannum
Liz Erhardt
Betsey Woody
Chip Wheelock
Rob O'Connor
Peter Woodruff
Karsten Robbins
Lyn Chen
A Very Special Thank-You To:
s. Stegeman-For all the pictures
s. McBride-For helping with the letters
s. Washburn-For helping with the letters
. Cheban-For the extra help and support
9 Business Office-For the help with our budget
Mr. Colburn-For finding sports pictures
Mr. Carpenter-For all his photographic help
Mrs. Higgins-For arranging for play pictures
Mr. Sutton-For Musical pictures
Mr. Halka-For hours of proof-reading
Ms. Huntington-For EVERYTHING
5 80: (1) Mrs. Ryan, (2) Viddy, (3) Mr. Miles, (4) Mr. Green, (5) Earle, (6) Reynolds, (7) Wallace, (8) Mr. Dunn, (9)
rs. Cameron, (10) Mr. Roach, (11) Zimmer, (12) Thomas, (13) Mr. Carpenter, (14) Ms. Ammidon, (15) Tetzeli,
6) Kiker
I 81: (1) Mr. Colburn, (2) Amaya, (3) Loessner, (4) Ms. Miller, (5) Patzman, (6) Spire, (7) DeMallie, (8) Ms.
ntington, (9) Meers, (10) Ms. LaCroix, (11) Mrs. Roach, (12) Ms. Raushenbush, (13) Beams, (14) Mr. Odden, (15)
hwab, (16) Matthers
, 82: (1) Winsor, (2) Rogers, (3) Chen, (4) (5) Stewart, (6) Odden, (7) Digitale, (8) Brakeley, (9) Guillemot, (10)
irto, (11) Katz, (12) Traina, (13) Mrs. Higglns, (14) Mr. Higgins, (15) Mr. Halka, (16) Mr. Liefield
• 83: (1) Abbott, (2) Najera, (3) Horned, (4) Mason, (5) Conway, (6) Stancioff, (7) Meyer, (8) Whltmoyer, (9)
mintuan, (10) Gelof, (11) Mrs. Odden, (12) Mr. Richards, (13) Mrs. Dunn, (14) Mr, Cameron, (15) Mr. Washbum,
>) Kehoe, (17) Montesano
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ATICNS
T€ THE
..CLASS €r 1986
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Traina
Mr. & Mrs. David Ellis
Mr. C. W. Whitmoyer Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. W. F. Chen
Mr. & Mrs. Ian H. Dunn
Mr. Harold B. Gordy
Mr. Robert O. Jordan
Best
Of
Luck!
BILBROUGH'S
BUS SERVICE INC.
Clayton, Delaware 19938
302-653-6560 Or 302-378-8263
ORIGINATORS OF THE
TUITION REFUND PLAN
DEMR
Use LP Gas For Heat And Power
If It Uses Gas ...
We Sell It!
"SCHAGRIN GAS" CO.
Since 1930
A.W. G. DEWAR, INC.
286 CONGRESS STREET. BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02210
AREA CODE 61 7 542-8796 542-8176
Propane And Gas Appliances
1000 Broad Street
Middletown, Delaware 19709
Middletown-378-2000
MD, NJ, PA 1-800-341-4022
Wilmington-658-2000
Dover-653-9100
Congratulations
Class Of 1986
From
Middletown Wines & Spirit
MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER
BARBARA AND GEORGE
BRAKELEY '57
The Place For
COLD BEER — 1A-1A KESS
LIQUORS
The Finest Selection of WINES
Domestic — Imported
Discounts — Specials
378-8851
(Way To Go, Binger!)
John Darden, l ' i
H. K. GRIFFITH, INC.
Roofing & Sheet Metal
Contractor
Commercial • Industrial
2035 Sunset Lake Road • Newark,
Delaware 19702
302-368-4635
Congratulations Craig
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PATRICK
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(302) 378-9515
(302) 378-8105 Wilmington Area
Congratulations
To The
DIBIASO'S MIDDLETOWN
FLORIST
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS
ONE STOP WEDDING SHOP
Class Of 1986
Good Luck!
MIDDLETOWN AUTOMOTIVE, INC
51 W. MAIN ST.
MIDDLETOWN, DE 19709
HALFRED & MARY DiBIASO
Owners
12 WEST GREEN STREET
MDDLETOWN, DEL, 19709
OPPOSITE ACME
COMPLIMENTS OF
DAN BURRIS
SHALLCROSS
CHEVROLET INC,
Route 896 Box 17
Middletown, De. 19709
378-9811 834-5455
378-8403 834-5420
GORDAN GELLES
MIDDLETOWN SPORTS
INC.
1 BROAD STREET
MIDDLETOWN, DE 19709
302 378-8789
"YOUR 1 STOP STORE"
TEAM SUPPLIERS
COATS, JACKET
Radical
Buckworth's Hardware,
Inc.
Binger
Cap
Dough
Sparky
Pud
Popeye
Letterman
Congratulations
And
Best Wishes
To The
Class Of 1986
Stahl
Doc
Shoe
Smiley
Snake
Hairy Neck
HWI Hardware Center
21 West Main Street
Middletown, Delaware 19709
What
Loveable
Characters!
Phone: 378-2231
Cheese
JIM BUCKWORTH
Yumpy
JERRY BUCKWORTH
Champ
Tel. (302) 1-378-4545
Best Wishes
To The
FIRST STATE
CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE
12 Pennington Street
Suite 200
Middletown Medical Center
Middletown, DE 19709
CHUCK'S TROPICAL
309 N. Broad Street
Middletown, DE 19709
(302)3784212
Dr. Gerald M. Vernon
Chiropractor
Class Of 1986
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heart
she runsThere's fire in her eyes.
Joy in her laugh and
The love through her soul
Is the life of her danceCome Dancing.
Bonnie
This Bridge by Shel Silverstein
This bridge will only take you
halfway there
To those mysterious lands you
long to see:
Through gypsy camps and
swirling Arab Fairs
And moonlit woods where
unicorns ran free.
So come and walk awhile with
me and share
The twisting trails and
wonderous worlds I've known
But this bridge will only take you
halfway thereThe last few steps you'll have to
take alone.
Ba Ba Ba Da Ba Da-Heather
You're a wild and crazy Gal!
Love, Kendra
Dawn by Paul Lawrence Dunbar
An angel, robed in spotless
white,
Bent down and Kissed the
sleeping night.
Night woke to blush: the sprite
was gone.
Men saw the blush and called it
Dawn.
Love,
Mommy
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A delightful dear daughter
named Dawn
Said "As of this June, I'll be
gone.
To a college dramatic
And career so climactic
That none will dare hazard a
yawn."
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Daddy
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Love,
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JQSTENS
St. Andrew's School
SPRING '86
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This Spring's production was
Shakespeare's King Lear, starring
Matt Traina, Monica Winsor, and
Brooke Bassin as King Lear and his
evil daughters, respectively.
When the old king steps down,
these two evil daughters move in
and make his We utterly miserable. No one wl ever forget
when Teddy Amaya accidentally
threw his sword into the audience
(nearly hitting Mr. O'Brien), All in
all, the play was a great success,
-Frances Altvater '87
Spring
Drama:
King Lear
Arts' Day '86
Arts Day 1986 was a huge success. Saturday night students and
parents gathered to watch the
Spring Play, King Lear and listen to
several student recitals, which included performances on the
flute, saxophone, cello, and piano, accompanying the musi-
cians, two barn swallows - and The Influence, "a student entrapped in the auditorium - ad- terprise". In the art building many
ded an interesting muscial dimen- students displayed pottery,
sion to the pieces. Parents en- paintings, drawings, sculptures,
joyed several events on Sunday, and even a wooden model of
including performances by the the arts building itself.
Pro Musica Club, choir, concert
band, concert choir, stage band.
Graduation
Graduation at a boarding
school is very different from
graduation at day schools; as students and faculty we live together for 9 months out of the year we're family, not just classmates.
Thus graduation day is both a
time for rejoicing and a time for
tearful farewells. As Mr, O'Brien
said in his commencement address, this year's senior class was
remarkable for its athletes, scholars, artists, musicians, and "lovable characters" and we will miss
them as leaders, classmates, and
friends. We wish them well in
whatever they may be doing
next year and we also hope that
they will come back to see us
next year.
School president Matt Traina quoted from
Miguel de Cervantes in his speech at
graduation. "When one door closes, another is opened." Richard W. Traina, president of Clark University, gave the commencement address.
Farewell
Men's Tennis:
State Champions
Back: Mr. Roach. Middle L to R: Matouk,
Varga, A., Oechsle, Rao, Banks. Front L to
R: Salett, Meers, Tetzeli, O'Connor.
The tennis team enjoyed its
most successful season ever this
year. Under the leadership of Mr.
Roach and the two team captains, Michael Meers and Chris
Tetzeli, the team did not lose a
single individual match in the regular season. The success of the
team continued through the
state tournament where everyone reached the finals and three
were state champions. The five
returning players and John Matouk are looking forward to another great season.
This year the achievements of
the 1986 Women's Varsity Tennis
team were impressive. In the beginning of the season, the main
objective was first to rebuild a
team with only three returning
members. Anne Montesano, Vicki
Klumb, and Suzanne DeMallie
played first, second and third singles, while Lynley Digitale with
Sara-Spicer Wallace and Kellie
Mitra with Ann Marie Rosas
played first and second doubles.
Their success continued through
the state tournament; they
placed second in the state. Bear
and Vicki clinched the state titles
while Kellie and Ann Marie placed
second. The seniors' support will
be missed, but next year the
players hope to continue their
performance and get revenge in
the state tournament,
-Ann Marie Rosas '87
Great Season!
BB
Back L to R: Wallace, S. Digitale. Middle: Klumb, Mrs. Roach, Montesano. Front: Rosas,
Mitra, DeMallie.
Men's Crew
L to R: Stancioff, Thomas, J., Guthery, Gordy, Locke, Wike, Beams, Dorn. Kneeling:
Bourghart.
The men's varsity crew had an excellent season this year. During the
regular season races they beat almost every one of their opponents
and they did just as well in the regattas. They rowed extremely well
in the nationals and earned an outstanding second place, losing only
to Holy Spirit. Although all of the
members except one and the coxswain were seniors, second boat is
looking forward to a great season
next year.
Women's Crew
Sleek And Strong
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Women's Crew 1986
L to R; Ms. Golder, Holmes, Cutter, Stewart, Viddy, Earle, Gelor, Rickolt. Kneeling:
Herbert.
Camping out at Ms. Golder's
. . . J.D. O'Brien . . . sleek and sexy
. . . Rachel . . . tun run ... Friday
night parties... Our silent (ha ha)
moment . . . Lawrence . . . sitting
in the van for six hours . . . seat
racing . . . "What color is Julie's
hair today?" . . . Anne . . . sprints
. . . Rhonda's savage underwear
. . . "Ms. Golder's getting married?" . .. Ellen . . . braless
against T.C. Williams . . . fried egg
by Ellie . . . Amy ... "Oops! There
goes another skeg!" . . . wake
monster . . . "Wait, Annette lost
another contact." ... Dara . . .
"Ducky's watching" ... crush'
through New York City . . . medals at nationals
Stick It
To 'Em
LaCrosse
Back L to R: Miss Reed, Miss Ammidon,
Gamble, Burnett, Trotter, Ellis, M., Woody,
Jones. Front: Mallory, Eden, Zimmer, Colburn, Hillman, H., Elliott, Farr.
The 1986 Lacrosse season was
a time for rebuilding and a time
for playing our best. Although our
record had more losses than wins,
our season was a success because we improved and most importantly because we never
gave up. The last Varisty and JV
games showed the immense improvement the teams had made:
the Varsity's plays flowed, allow-
ing the team to leave the field
uplifted and the JV players defeated a team they had lost to
before. Our motives were to play
so well that another team would
be unable to defeat us; the spirit
of improvement, guts and fun
was what made our season end
with a feeling of accomplishment,
Laurie Burnett '87
It Will
Drive You
Bats!
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Back L to R Mr. Colburn, McCrystal, Owensby, Mr. Lyons, Mr. Walker. Middle: Pamintuan,
A., Jordan, Phillips, Dietrich, Dunn, Williams, Snyder. Front: Trabaudo, Conway, Brakley,
Odden, C., Blandin, Branner.
L to R; Doyle, Vandermyde, Patzman, R.,
Laird, Mathews, Tuma, Rogers, P., Gulick.
Kneeling: Akre.
Men's J.V.
Crew
Back L to R: Wilcox, Martin, R., Timmons, R,,
Edmunson, Panaccione, Pupke, C., Mr,
Carpenter. Middle: Perry, T., GibbonsNeff, Hal!, Sibiey. Agarwat, Abbott. Front:
Murray, Scoobchild, Pathy, Moore, Stegeman, Braxton, Little, Maxwell.
Men's J.V.
Baseba
Back L to R: Constantine, Mr. Sutton,
Townsend, Sloan. Front: Lai, Cherniavsky,
Ellis, Ross.
Men's J.V
Tennis
L to R: Ms. Golder, Herbert, Tarburton,
Egan, Willock, Pupke, K., Bunting, Cowgill,
Varga, L. Glad, Chilton. Kneeling: Stoops.
Women's J.V,
Crew
Back L to R: Miss Ammidon, Katz, Crawford, Palmer, Trotter, Front Miss Reed,
Thomas E., Hannum, Lewis, Richmond.
Women's J.V.
LaCrosse
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Back L to R: Miss Raushenbush, Spire, K., t
Gubb, McGill. Front: Cuyler, Perry, K., Wilson, Otero-Novas.
Women's J.V.
Tennis
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