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Contents ....2 Head of School Address Dedication.......................... ...3 ...4 Faculty and Staff.............. Life at Marvelwood......... ,.17 Athletics.............................. .33 Fall Play............................... .66 Class Pages......................... ,.68 Senior Pages....................... .90 Advertisements................. 125

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A Message From the Head of School Letter to Seniors Every year I write a letter to the seniors which appears in their yearbook. It is always difficult to think of something original to say because my wishes for each senior class are the same. Just read what I wrote last year. So what is uniqtie about the class of 2001? In looking at a list of your names, I am struck first by your diversity. Of 42 graduates the following countries are represented: Brazil, Korea, Japan, Spain, Indonesia, Jordan, The Ukraine, Thailand and the United States of America. Your American classmates come from: New York, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Cormecticut, New Jersey, Oregon, California, Pennsyl­ vania, Rhode Island and Missouri. One of you has a father who came to this country from Poland at the age of 21, knowing no one and not speaking the language. On June 2, 2001 his daughter will graduate from Marvelwood School in Kent, Connecticut. One of you is Japanese-American, some of you are of African-American descent. Somehow you all ended up here at Marvelwood and became classmates. I hope you have benefited, even unknowingly, from this diversity; how could you not? Even more, I hope you carry this experience with you into your future. Because of your time at Marvelwood you have an understanding of the diversity of nationality, of talent, of color, of religion, of beliefs, of ability, of language and of priorities which comprise your world. In this understanding you will be way ahead of most of your college classmates and of your neighbors when, someday, you settle down to raise your own children. You have learned much here, but the understanding, tolerance and appreciation of the diverse representations of humankind may be the greatest gift you take from us. Go well, go happy, go informed, go with our thoughts and hopes; then someday come back and tell us what you found.

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me in trouble!!!) Thanks for everything. Loveya!!! Natalia- 4 years!! Ms. Cleveland's World Cultures class, Mr. Abbott's English our freshman year. But I think the most fun had was in Ms. Marshall's Spanish 2 & 3 . Crystal- Barbie, Betty, I'm going for a quickie.... !! 3 years! We gotten so much closer this year and shared so many secrets. I'm going to miss you tons!!! Josh-1 don't think anyone has ever come up with a more creative name for me then "Polish Girl." Thanks for always making me laugh!!! Molly-Who would have thought that we would become each other's partner in crime? Prefect dinner at the Chinese Buffet, the late night phone calls and just making fun and being there for each other, j Where's Daunte? $1.00 special at Captain Harry's. Erika- We weren't exactly best friends at first, but we worked through it. I think the two J things that I will never forget is running to answer the cell phone, and the last night of our junior year. Tat- The one thing that I have to say is I THANK YOU! for which you know what. Ms.O'Brien- Thanks for all the talks we had and the advice. Love you tons!! Ms.Marshall- If you had . not been my Spanish 2 teacher would 1 have never gone on to Spanish 3. You proved to me that I can accomplish something if I try hard enough,especially in soccer. Ms.Burk- No, I don't have a back hole. Hello wall!! I don't think this time the wall is listening. You have been like another advisor to me and you have helped me in so many ways. But most of all I'm going to miss your spontaneous jokes that will always maid me laugh. Mrs.Everett- Where do I start? You have been like another mother to me and have taught me some much about myself. You taught that I can do things even though I say 1 can't. You have watched me grow from a little girl in summer school. Who would have guessed that I ! would end up being your advisee. Thank you so much!! Mr.Corwin- Summer of '96. Thank you for all your help through the years. There is so much that I'd like to say but I don't know how, other than thank you for everything. To all the Marvelwood Faculty, thank you . Thank you to all my teachers and those who have inspired me in some way. To anyone that I have forgotten I am sorr)^ and you will always be in my thought

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First I will like to say thanks to all of my family for being there for me. You all were there as a friend and when I needed someone to talk to. I made it and now I'm about to enter the "real world" as they say. I love you all and a special thanks to my dad and godmother for making this happen. To all of my friends thanks for being there for the bad times and good time. Friends are a very important thing to have, because we all need friends to chat with and just to chill. Special thanks to Ray Taut Mat Josh Andrew Ho young Zack Kammy Erika Mike Molly. You all have made my life at the Mar­ velwood School so good. We all shared one thing or another and we all know what that is. I wish all of you the best of luck and stay in Contact. Much love J. To my 4-year seniors we have made it! We are really the only ones that know what really goes on this mountain. Each one of us are our different person and that is why we have all became such good friends with each other. It's been a long and hard 4 years for us, but as we can all see the payoff is a really good one. We get to go out there into the "real world" and see what awaits us. I wish all of you the best of luck and stay in Contact with each other. Love you all J. To the teacher's thanks for not just only being teachers but friends and like family members as well. To all the staff and teachers good luck during the next couple of years here at the school and just remember just do the best you can! J To the basketball team thanks for a great year. I had a great time playing with such a good group of guys. Keep the good work up and never give up, and always think high of yourselves. To Adina wow it's been 4 long and hard years for the both of us. You are a great person and a great friend. We shared a lot with each other as well as being there for one another when it was needed. We are now one with each other and I'm happy for that. You are a very special person in my life and you will always be. No matter what happens you will always be in my hart. I wish you the best of luck in college and don't forget you can do anything you put your mind to. I love you and take care.

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’?rence: I can't thank you enough for being a big brother to me when I needed it the most. 1'11 never forget the trip to Montreal and all the times •e have chilled in the city. Also you better invite me to your wedding with Adina. .dina: Maybe one of these days you will be able to touch your shoulders (ha ha). Also your friend Michelle... (Hot tub) I want a Mercedes! \liano: Syracuse... Pittsfield Mass. The fun times that we had, especially that one time with Brian and the you know were you couldn't find a ’ay across the road. You have been a great friend to me. ] lien; Math class with Mr. Finch. Without you 1 would have never passed Geometry class. l ica: (Brazilian, Urkel, Bouncing Bird) 1 will always remember the time you tut and I spent in the city. Especially the time that we were chilin on 1e fence next to the water. "Dennehy for life" lolly: 1 can't even explain it in words on how much your friendship mean to me. You're a great person and 1 am glad that are paths crossed, tiding Cowboy) I will always remember the fun times that we had together. Remember the time we were just hanging out and Mr. Russell nlked in. I will also remember going to city in the limo on prom night. 1 still love you Jhn Fritz; "Fishing for life" I can't thank you enough for helping me through rough times and always being there when 1 needed to talk to smeone. ‘ata; (Polish Girl) I know you will always have a crush on me. Don't forget about the promise you made with me in the middle of last year, this

ill be the most meaningful graduation ever. igela: "Princess not" Your one of the funniest girls to be around and 1 will never forget about the night that you tut and 1 stayed up all night, ousa: It's been three years and we are finally graduating. Remember the fun times that we use to have... (Security Guard, and all the other anks we did) it; What can I say you are like one of my closest friends at school. I will always remember the fun times we had in the city and the things we d at school. The soccer team is going to be horrible next year. /idrew; School is finally over and we have had a lot of fun times in the dorm and in the city. Your one of the coolest kids to hang out with... ('our room at night with Zac, Dudas, Greg) and going out back at night to look at the nice scenery. Ciez; You have been my advisor of three years. I can't thank you enough for helping me so much and even though I didn't get along with ameone of the teachers you always helped through it. Miss Marshall: I know you enjoyed living with me in the dorm. lison: "Miss Peggy" We have gotten to know each other really well and I am greatly for it. Even though you have a little trouble making up ur mind about things, we both know one thing your in love with me... Love Ya immy: What can 1 say; you have been a good friend for the past 2yrs. 1 will always be a better math scholar than you and I hope that everying goes well for you next year. igi: (Big Head) You're my favorite Japanese and I have had a lot of laughs with you in the dorm for the past 2yrs...

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THE ALL STAR FACULTY: Mr.Kollath, Mr. Vincent, Mr. Dennhy, Mr. Russel, Mrs. O'Brien, Mrs. Koilath, Mr. Corwin, Mrs. Bohning, Mr. Evvetett, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Woodward, Mr. Kennedy, Mr. Sanches, Mrs. Karnolt, Mr. Jason, Mr. Deleppo, B.J., Wendy Jenkins, Lisa, and Ms. Doss —I zoill alzvays respect you guys

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Molly Colello Saugerties, NY Dad: No words will ever explain what you mean to me. I know I have had some rough spots along the way but I promise to make you proud from here on. Thank you for your unconditional love. Mom: We'll be friends one day, thank you for not giving up on me. Max: Do the opposite of ever}'thing I did and you'll make it. Lisa: You were a friend, a sister, and a mother when I needed one. You always told me I could do anything and now I know I can. Keep looking to the stars and you'll find the way out. Briarme: Guys in red rain coats are our past and Moca Coca is our future. Remember: Brandon in mv closet, "ducks", white t-shirt, 1000 Islands, million dollar butterum, and all the other memories we have made. Graduations, Weddings, Baby Showers, and Divorces. Best Friends. Dante: "Like two sparrows in a hurricane, trying to find our way, they say it's all up hill, but all I know is how I feel, the world says we'll never make it but love says we will." I Love You. Terence: 1 may be stubborn but I always listened. Thank you for all the good adduce. 1 am stuck on what to write so I think I'll leave it like always " I don't know ". Angela: What kind of idiots fall off dressers? Only Angelina and MoUellino. I will always miss laying on our bunk beds in the dark just talking. Me Arnone Kid. Kim: You're one of the real people here and that's what it comes doum to. I am going to miss you but you know it doesn't end here. We'll take different paths but no matter where we go I take with me the memories. Lindsay: I could have knocked you out that day in the common room but I would have lost a good friend. We have had our differences but the good times outweigh them. What ever happened to the green monster anyway? Kamy: Got water? Thanks for everything, hang in there next year. You have a friend in me. Josh: Have you figured me out yet? Thanks for always trying to understand even when you didn't. Love ruined our bet, sony’, but I would have won anyway. 6 pack! Erika: Do you have a blender? New York weekends are something I'll never forget. Pleasure Chest, birthday dinner, Yankees, Jersey Shore, and much more. Beata: What would I have done without you this year? We made it! Thanks for everything. By the way, did you get the hole in your back fixed? Adina: "Afronomical" positions. Tatsuro: I won't tell, but you know you like country. Good luck in all that you do, we'll see each other. Thanks for the good times, and being someone I could always come to. Andrew: You're a great guy, don't let anything change that. Good Luck. Ray: I have no idea what to write, but you made it on my senior page, that's what counts. Ms. Lynch: Will you send me zucchini bread when I am in college? There is no way I would have made it through rivo years at The Mar\’ without you. I know I whined more than your kids sometimes but it was only because I like you. Thanks for all that you have done and I hope that you have nothing but success and love in your life. Ms. Burk: Thanks for having a huge heart, I know you tiy' to keep it a secret, sorry, I let it out. Ms. Doss: I have had some crazy times with you, and they have made my Marx’elwood experience all the better. Mr.Keller: Dante, Dante, Dante. You always made me smile apd it meant a lot. Ms. Katz: I'll never forget the crazy dinners. You have the cell number, we'll go clubbing. Betsy: Turn the fan off. 12 inches Allison: Go to bed! Project Charlie Cecily: Good luck. Jennifer: Keep Smiling. To all those I didn't write to, words aren't everything, I have learned something from all of you.

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You know that if you ever need anything all you have to do is ask. I hope that everything works out with the family and I wish you & Freilo lots of luck in the future. Well chic-ee, it's been a great year. You're a true friend. Love ya! Jenn ¿Bill: Well guys what can 1 say, the rainy beach, the monies, Denny's, the cold nights on the porch smoking cigarettes ¿ cracking jokes. This youth isn't going to last forever, unfortu­ nately. But I'm sure we will enjoy it while it 1ast5...5O what are w’e doing this summer!!! Steph ¿Mike: Smoking the joints, getting drunk all night, crashing a my house cuz you can't drive home and your tired, and falling asleep to the "Nutty’ Professor" on the linng room couch. Steph, I've never seen two people more in love than you two. Wow! What a match. How's the three our rug bum. Patti who's that bitch! Heather's piece, six flags and the beach. Well vou hav. both been great friends and 1 hope it stays that ivay. Mike thanx for sticking around through ¿d I the bull shit. 2\nd Steph we’re going to Denny's when 1 get home! Leann ¿ mike: LoL. You're like my 2nd younger sister. Dave concerts with Chach and Andrew, the beach, Denny's, and RJ's hotise. "HAPPY FUCKING NEW I'EAR." 2001 new years \vith the weird guy's. Mike buddy, you're a good guy. Hopefully’ we w'ill get to know each other a little better over the summer. Happv kivanza. Love y'a both! PNUT: Hey' you need some aloe for that lobster back. Pass the tanning oil. "I’m hungry." Snack bar blackmail. "Come on just a kiss. I'll give you a pack 'o' cigarettes." LOL! WTiat are we going to do about the "guy's?" SWINGIN DICK MITCHEL! Limo ride/prom party’ @ patoulias house in our bras. Killington here we come/hot tub. 'I’m ba-hic." "MIKES HARD LEMONADE all ovt the street comer and more. Nut you’ve been a true friend, I don't know what I would do without vou. You're always hanging around doing vou thing; I'm glad hat ^ve’ve become such close friends. Keep in touch ‘’short stack" I will miss having y’ou as a roommate. Angela: "Heather will you feed me?" "Face plant." All nighters, dances. "Tat I need to get this off my chest." Naughty’ pictures. Soccer and weight room. " I dress up for Tat and he never come to formal dinner, vs’hy do I even care!" Angi, I u’ill miss you very* much. You must keep in touch. Love y’a! Caroline: SUSPENTION! Jefferson Airplane ¿ Pink Floyd. I enjoyed ha\’ing y’ou, as a roommate last y’r. You're a wonderful person, don't ever let anvbod^• tell you otherwise. Lindsay, Kim, ¿Kamy: What a hoot. You guys are a handful. UTien I’m feeling down you guys brighten my days. Lindsay ¿ Kim, Britnev Spears rules! Kamy, math class ^sith Finch, my imdying love for a specific teacher that shares the same talent as me (LOL). Mad libs @ 3:00in the morning and Apple juice. I will mi^ your hot pink pants along with vour other bright colors. Miss you! Keep in touch. Natalia: "Crack my back." "Guys I can't sleep." "Packin fatties." "Freeballin." Thank you for all y’our help in H.W. it is appreciated. Jo; killington, bathing suits, broken binding. System of a Down, you ¿ Paul, Mohawk skiing. The back seat of the bus. I'll miss you. Paul, Stewie, Mike ¿ Matt: what a rowdy’ group of guy’S. Paul, "have y’ou seen my baseball," "have vou seen my ski poles," " have vou seen Nate Parker." SPIN If </'hi it’s mCz even’bodv's favorite person." You better keep in touch I don't want to be saying...''have you seen Paul Sheak." Stewie, sexy beach, whafs up. You're a hoot. "BODBIES." "Na, na, na, na, na, na, knees, knees.” Mike thanx for joining me at all the BB games, to bad loud mouth couldn't lay off (ha. ha). Man, I don’t knois- \vhal I ivould do without a little bit of vour humor (pick on heather day/ \veek) from time to time. -\Iatt, well y’ou’ve succeeded in harassing me throughout the year, how could I ever fall for a guy like you! Ha, ha just kidding. Your little jokes are probably the highlight of my days. 1 will miss all those crazy’ movie trips"(w’hat were you guy’s doing behind K-mart)." " NOTHING!" the mall, the ski bus (back seats). The tickle torture ¿ most of all the good times we enjoyed together. You best keep in touch cuz I'll miss you a lot! Love ya, HE-.ATE-HER. SEX>' BEACHES: YOU KNOW WHO YOU ARE! (Rule #1. Don’t talk about sexy beaches club. Rule -2. Don't ask questions about sexv beaches club. Rule # 3.Play nice, butt hard). Mrs. Doss: Thank you for making sterling the best dorm on campus and being the best dorm head. I enjoved my stay their this year. Mr. Rnch: "THE CHALK.” "The unmatched clothing," " my 3d pajjer angles, and the coffee." I always enjoyed vour classes. .Mrs. KoUath; Thanks for getting me back into art a little, the nips and the classic rock. I'll miss your class along with Jake and the puppies. I'U think of Jake when I'm in an airport ¿ the puppne will forever be in mv heart. Mr. Russell: Camping out by stars, senior trip, the da«w (a riot). Killington, rock climbing, ¿ of course the famous phrase, "Russell can I check out/head nod." I'll miss your humor. Thanx for everything. Mr. Vincent (\'intage); Wow, what can I say. You've been a tremendous help to me with every’thing having to do with photography'. I enjoved working on the yearbook for 2yrs. I'll definitely miss that. Thank you for helping me with my portfolio for collage, it's greatly appreciated. I'll miss going to adv'ise dinners ¿ I will miss vou as well. Thanks again.

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No longer afraid to knock on your door Not scared anymore to lose mv life in the war After what 1 just saw. I'm riding with the Lord Cause I really can't afford to lose my head by the sword I And now that I've seen what I needed to see Please take me where I need to be. -DMX In dedication to my grandfathers, Moishe and George, who lived lives of honor and gained the admiration of all they met. I'll read to you here, save your eyes You'll need them, your boat is at sea Your anchor is up, you've been swept away And the greatest of teachers won't hesitate To leave you there by yourself, chained to fate. -Live Mom, Dad, and Ruthie-I know that the path 1 chose to get where I am today was not a smooth one. 1 am forever grateful to you for never giving up on me; I didn't make it easy. Thank you for all of your love and support. 1 can only hope that the end has justified the means. I love you. SYB-Whoever said that blood was thicker than water didn't have friends like you. Lindsay-You have been the definition of a true friend. Your love, loyalty, and wisdom are unparalleled; I can only aspire to duplicate them. Thank you for always being there for me, through good times and bad. Bliss-You have been my greatest teacher. I became an individual through every lesson you taught me and every experience we shared. No one will ever play the roles of mother, child, sister. | and friend the way you have. "Kiss the Rain", Tigger, I'm coming home. Nicole, Jen. Elizabeth. Amanda. Heather, and Christina-Each one of us are so different, yet we compliment each other so well. Thank you for always being there for me and for giving me the opportunity to grow alongside the most beautiful, intelligent girls imaginable. The heart of NYC, the boys-I couldn't know a group of guys more loyal and fun-loving. Thank you for always looking out for me and always being good for a laugh. Sulli and Danny-The two of you have formed some of my fondest memories. We're ready for the summer, but it may not be ready for us. I couldn't ask for better big brothers, I love you. The Marvel-Hood-MG, MN. TH, AE, LO, KW. JH, EC, MC, MJ, AS, SD, KH, LK, JS, BG. AK, EG, HS. CH, ZR, JW-You made my time here bearable. Thanks for the laughs and the memories. Best of luck in all that you do. Terence-We finally made it! After four long years you have become the person here that I can trust and rely on completely. Thank you for keeping me in line and always being there for me. ’ Ray-lf you hadn't been here for me to talk to or play around with, 1 wouldn't have gotten through the year. You are one of the smartest and kindest people 1 have ever had the fortune to befriend. Thanks for everything, I'll miss you so much. Casey-No one can make me laugh like you can. and brighten my whole day with their smile. Your cleverness and huge heart have never ceased to amaze me. Thank you for teaching me that friendships like ours or too rare to throw away. No matter what the future brings, you are forever in my thoughts, with love. Ms. Doss, the Woodwards, Mr. Finch, Mrs, Everett, Mrs. Scott, Mr. Klomp, Mr. Kollath, and the Kennedys-Thank you for always standing by me and for being there when I needed someone to talk to. Without your encouragement I would not have made it this far. ____________________ We lose our patience, lose our trust

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September after allegedly violating a University-imposed code of conduct. During his 29 years at Indiana, Knight

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