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Bancroft School Worcester, Massachusetts

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Her warmth of character, breadth of understanding, and uncompromising ideals have helped all of us chart our course.

She has taught us many things: that knowledge is a treasure, that kindness deserves acceptance, and that we should judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing.

With much love, we dedicate this yearbook to our devoted teacher and kind friend, Elizabeth Norwood.

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Administration

Headmaster Mr. Wyatt Garfield

Head of Upper School Mr. Edgar Gauthier

College

Counselors

Mrs. Elizabeth Norwood

Mr. William Johannes

Miss Elinor Pike

Administrative Assistant

Office

Mrs. Lois Enman, Miss Margaret Keith, Mrs. Marjorie Anderson, Mrs. Vickie Powers

Mrs. Lucy Wood

Mrs. Connie Burr

Library

Mrs. Louise Liddy

Nurse

Mr. Stanley Starrett

Director of Development 7

Math

Mr. James Mottram

Mrs. Alice Carr

Mr. Philip Johnson

Science

Miss Linda Thorpe

Mrs. Gail Swenson

Miss June Sheldon

Mr. Michael Oliphant 8

Mr. William Johannes

Foreign Languages

Mr. Edgar Gauthier

Mrs. Marcia Stansfield

Miss Ruth Gauch

Mr. Gary Mathieu

History

Mr. Peter Crone

Mr. Henry Carlson

Mr. Charles Wood

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English

Mrs. Marcia Stansfield Mr. Stephen White Mrs. Elizabeth Norwood

Art

Mrs. Patty Marsters

Mr. Winslow Myers

Mr. Harvey Fenigsohn

Mrs. Mary Trostel

Music Shop Mrs. Jean Davis

Mr. Anthony Polletta

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Athletics Mrs. Diane Knutson

Mr. Charles Aleksiewicz

Mr. Vincent Moore

Mrs. Louise Gebelein

Maintenance

Mr. John Sabuk, Mr. George O'Brian, Mr. Paul Bisson

Kitchen Mrs. Sis Jones, Mrs. Kathleen Bisceglia, Mrs. Elie Senecal, Mrs. Sivea Flagg, Mrs. Lillian Whitney

The Tree of Knowledge

Your money or your life!

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of Good and Evil.

Leggs are here.

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Imagination is more important than knowledge — Einstein

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J. P. Alford

I'm the Lord of the Vocal Chord.

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Have I borrowed from you yet?

David James Amorello

We might make an appearance.

Where there's one there's the other.

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With every rising of the sun, think of your life as just begun.

The most natural beauty in the world is honesty and moral truth.

For all beauty is truth.

Shaftesbury

Lisa Arter

Sarah Coolidge Ayres

No matter if you're born to play the King or Pawn for the line is thinly drawn between joy and sorrow.

So my fantasy becomes reality and I must be What I must be and face tomorrow.

Simon and Garfunkel

And it's a fair wind, blowin' warm out of the south over my shoulder.

Guess I'll set a course and go.

Crosby, Stills and Nash

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.. Hey PauIs ... Private Eye ... tough job, eh? ...Jordan's Speedball Queen ... Bon Bon Where's your foot now? ...

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Pauline Rosalind Lucy Bradshaw Et par le pouvoir d'un mot le recommence ma vie le suis ne pour te connaftre Pour te nommer Liberte Eluard

Know thyself, and nothing in excess.

Socrates

Katherine Elizabeth Burgess

"And let your best be for your friend."

Gibran

... "Burger" ... the Cape ... "horse shoes" ... "How's your cousin?" ...

"Should I ask him to dance?" ...

"Peppermint Patty" ... Southern belle ... telephone bill ...

"there will always be that Pooh and me" A.A.Milne

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Stat Static sample population probable expectation Y from X What is next? interval estimation variable and relation scores summed mind numbed distribution bivariate zero errors estimate chi squares who cares? permutation combination coefficient correlation now the test for all the rest real question application isn't this terrific? student scientific!

Brucey ... Saved by daylight savings... I gotta move my car ... car ... tennis ... future ... psychologist ... Try it in a Toyota! ...

Hyrum Huskey Jr.

Bruce Allen Cutting

Beth S. Dorris The Author (1958-

"The heart-rendering drama and emotional conflicts make ... Years at Bancroft ... a marvel ."

The Saturday Post "Years at Bancroft ... not exactly a thriller ..."

The N.Y. Book Review "Unbearably boring ... never before has such an uneventful story, built on trauma over trivia, been published."

The New York Times "The old moral about those who 'strive for perfection' reaches the typical tragic end ... Only the fact that the story is true saves it from the mundane."

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"Reading Years at Bancroft was well worth the time."

Harper's Review ii

Eileen Anne Driscoll

Mais oil soft les neiges d'antan!

Francois Villon

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Bron H. Fargo ... There's no need to hurry... G.F.D.... You seen George? .....ye gotta.go out on errands ... Who said that about GRAFTON? ... What do you mean SURE GAS is mostly water? .....ye got a good deal on some really good tires for you ... Peterbilt ... My buddy D.J.A., I've known him all my life and he still owes me $$ GRAFTON GIRLS ...

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Cindy Fawcett

If a man does not keep pace with his companions, Perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer.

Let him step to the music he hears, however measured or tar away.

Thoreau

Seth Garfield LOADS

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... Have a Hobie Day ...

Cuttyhunk

Daniel Goldrosen In the Next Ten Years 1.

I will be married, Amy or Susan.

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I will have taken Vegas away from Don Corleone.

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I will have my first Maserati and my Shelby, of course.

Those of you who think you know it all, Democrats, are very annoying to those of us who do, Republicans.

My Loves 1. Susan, or Amy 2. My Shelby 3. Bogie

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I didn't know she had a black belt.

We needed a tutor so built a computer and programmed ourselves not to see The truth and the lying The dead and the dying A silent majority Don't theorize Look in their eyes Are they telling lies?

The ones that they team n on T.V.

What a way to be free Be yourself Be yourself Then you can free yourself Free yourself See yourself Then you can see yourself Come on and see yourself Graham Nash

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Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very Heaven!

Wordsworth

Jeffrey Haselton

Choo-Choo Charlie ... speed demon ... "The Christening" ... 1-2-3-It's the Galleria at Worcester Center ... Big Sister,. eh? ... Mr. Friendly ...

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Candy is dandy but liquor is quicker.

Barbara Sumner Horne "Homey" ... It's brisk in here ... Tell me he isn't good looking ... Dufe ... Chatham ... West Boylston ... Chem ... Sports ...

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Kenny Howard

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This page is dedicated to those people who have unselfishly given me a shoulder to cry on and have given me their time to listen, no matter how ridiculous I may have sounded. This page is also dedicated to those teachers who treat the student as an individual, not as just another student.

Keep three chairs in your house.

One for solitude, two for friendship. and three for society.

Thoreau

Judy Hutchins

My prussian blue electric clock's alarm bell rings — it will not stop.

Though I can see no end in sight I search in vain by candlelight: for some long road that goes nowhere, for some signpost that is not there; and even my befuddled brain is shining brightly quite insane. ... shine on ...

Procol Harem

Jean I nnamorati

Ave atque Vale

Elizabeth Ann Kirkendall

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Joy Wheeler Knowlton

"le vous verrai demain —

Close your eyes, hang down your head until the fog rolls away. let it roll away.

Open up your arms, and feel the good — It's a comm' a brand new day.

The Band

Lorenzo Ma no

.:otorcycle Rides Again

"I always did get along with animals, mainly because they are one of the rare living things that never gave me any grief about being of italian descent"!

"Take my money, take my gold, but please, leave me my music."

A Comment for those interested.", Be you honest and sincere in feeling and in act, Be you present when hope grows dim and takes with it reason, Be you faithful and confident and flexible in thought, Seeking but the glory that being yourself brings, Then be you my friend, and together we shall Surmount any obstacle, and conquer the world.

L.M.

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Robin B. McFee THE LEGEND OF THE ROBIN A small brown bird was perched on a beam in a stable in Bethlehem, watching the people from many lands who had gifts for the newborn Child.

The little bird could see the great adoration of the people as they knelt before the Babe and was able to sense that something wonderful was happening.

After a time the visitors left and the Holy Family settled down to rest; and the little bird started to sleep too. But just as he was dozing off, he noticed that the fire warming the child was going out.

Quickly he flew down and began fanning the coals with his wings. The fire got brighter and brighter until the feathers of the bird's chest were radiant and red.

Although the bird got very tired, he stayed by the fire all night, fanning it to keep the Christ Child warm.

Ever since that night the Robin has had a red breast signifying its unselfish love.

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The two most important people in my life: my parents, Cinderella and Williard McFee.

A step for the future — age 9 months

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White is the sail and lonely On the misty infinite blue; Flying from what in the homeland?

Seeking for what in the new?

Max Eastman

anna banana ...14 years ...

The Point ... warbles ... Danish pastry ... Oceanaut ... nelson schmelson ... magic graduate ...

A calm wind blows That takes with it my cares and woes, But leaves some trace behind Of the friends that I did find.

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Maura Patricia O'Leary

. Chemistry wizz ... Big Sister ... Cashing in at Angelos pretttty" ... The Cape..."Hey Moe"... late again ...

Half the joy of life is in little things taken on the run. Let us run if we must — even the sands do that — but let us keep our hearts young and our eyes open that nothing worth our while shall escape us. And everything is worthwhile if we only grasp it and its significance.

Victor Cherbuliez

Well, I left my happy home to see what I could find out. I left my folk and friends with the aim to clear my mind out.

Well, I hit the rowdy road, and many kinds I met there. So 10 on and on I go, the seconds tick the time out, there's so much left to know, and I'm on the road to find out.

Cat Stevens

Jill Perkins

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Still round the corner there may wait A new road or secret gate; And though I oft have passed them by A day will come at last when I Shall take the hidden paths that run West of the Moon, East of the Sun. J. R. R. Tolkien

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Since everything else in our reality is finite, so must be time itself. Now is my time because tomorrow may not be.

David Porter

... Life is just another Tequila Sunrise ... Power to the bug ...

Definitely Limerock ... Goodnight Mr. White? ... The Gourmet Guide to what? . . .

Dear Gang, Don't forget me. I'll be back, with a new car.

Party on.

Gwen Reif " : and who are you? I hardly know, sir, just at present-at least I know who I was when I got up this morning, but I think I must have been changed several times since then."

Lewis Carroll

Perhaps it is enough to see a star And not have to understand the sky.

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Laura Sadowsky

I let my music take me where my heart wants to go — Cat Stevens

Rodeo Rodeo Where did all the good times go The dreams that we rode around Were somewhere driven in the ground They won't be found I best say good day And sail away — Then you can say good day and sail away.

Liv Taylor

If you smile at me I will understand, 'cause that is something everybody everywhere does in the same language.

Crosby, Stills, and Nash

Eddie Salloom

Great truth that transcends nature does not pass from one being to another by way of human speech. Truth chooses silence to convey her meaning to loving souls.

— Kahil Gibran

The things which the child loves remain in the domain of the heart until old age. The most beautiful thing in life is that our souls remain hovering over the places where we once enjoyed ourselves.

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Abby Jane Sarokin

The good old days!

Memories of New Jersey

Dean Schubert

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People hand in hand Have I lived to see the milk and honey land?

Where hate's a dream and love forever stands Or is this a vision in my mind?

The law was never passed But somehow all men feel they're truly free at last Have we really gone this far through space and time Or is this a vision in my mind?

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Neila J. Sheikh

The road goes ever on and on Down from the road where it began.

Now far ahead the road has gone, And I must follow if I can, Pursuing it with eager feet, Until it joins some larger way Where many paths and errands meet.

And whither then? I cannot say.

J. R. R. Tolkien

The stars are yours If you have the head, the hands, and the heart for them.

Ray Bradbury

It is only when we assume that we are perfect that we lose the ability to laugh at ourselves; and who else is there?

Walt Kelly

The monument of wit survives the monuments of power.

Francis Bacon

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David Douglas Stone In the ev.ening of a long and eventful life a man will often see immense vistas of time stretching out before him; such a man no longer lives in the everyday world and in the visissitudes of personal relationships, but in the sight of many aeons and in the movement of ideas as they pass from century to century.

— Carl Jung

My mind moves forward down the avenue of reason:

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two steps forward, one step backward ever so perplexingly, attempting only to understand.

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Claudia Rose Cecilia Sullivan

Nothing in education is so astonishing as the amount of ignorance it accumulates in the form of inert facts.

Henry Adams

I hate quotations. Tell me what you know.

Ralph Waldo Emersom

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Frances Elizabeth Guy Taylor

The golden age of the human race is not behind us, but ahead of us: our fathers will never see it, our children will see it someday; it is for us to prepare the way.

Saint-Simon

Elizabeth Tonna Elizabeth ... Liz ... Lizzy ... Beth ... Betsy ...

Betty-oh anything! ... Ha-Ha-Ha ... Trans Am T roubadour ... horseshoes ...

You give but little when you give of your possessions.

It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.

Gibran

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Liz Rudnick — Chairmen — Maura O'Leary

J. P. Alford — Chairmen — Cindy Fawcett

Drama Drama Board

Caroline Graham — Chairmen — Neila Skeikh

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Library Committee

Chairmen — Judy Hutchins Claudia Sullivan

Ecology Clu

Chairman — Cindy Fawcett

Executive Committee Moderator — J. P. Alford Secretary — David Stone

Proctors

Chairman — Maura O'Leary

Chairman — Richard Camarra

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Disciplinary Committee

Course Evaluation Cornmittee Chairman — Laura Sadowsky

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Athletics

Captains of the Greys Richard Camarra and Anna Nelson

Captains of the Blues Lisa Hinckley and Seth Garfield

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Varsity Field Hockey Captain — Lisa Hinckley

Junior Varsity Field Hockey Captain — Alison Adams

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Varsity Captain-Barbara Horne

Basketball

Junior Varsity Captain-Pam Lee

Varsity Basketball

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Lecture Series

Last Will and Testament We, the class of nineteen seventy-five, being of stable enough mind and able enough body to leave, do hereby bequeath the following to our survivors.

We leave: Mr. A an asexual basketball team to play in the new gym.

Mr. Carlson without signing out.

Ms. Carr chalk-in 28 flavors.

Mr. Crone late for a very important date.

Ms. Davis as tour guide.

Mr. Fenigsohn inspired students at an English exam.

Mr. Garfield euphematic.

Ms. Gauch a blanket.

Mr. Gauthier the scoop on Guadaloupe.

Ms. Gebelein credit for the schedules.

Mr. Johannes in Ms. Norwood's shoes with a suntan.

Ms. Keith still working on our transcripts.

Ms. Knutson a box of official blue books.

Ms. Liddy the head nurse in T.V.'s Medical Center.

Ms. Marsters Grrreat!

Mr. Mathieu a week in Martinique.

Mr. Moore, more like less.

Mr. Mottram a free box of popcorn from Woolworths.

Mr. Oliphant an elephant.

Ms. Pike, Don Kent, Norm McDonald, Roger LaPlant, etc.

Mr. Polletta Max for Men. Ms. Powers a nickel.

Ms. Sheldon a key to the kitchen.

Ms. Stansfield "Stansfield's Unabridged Spanish Dictionary" and a paradoxical Spanish class.

Ms. Swenson a marsupial that doesn't have opposed thumbs.

Ms. Thorpe the "biology blues".

Ms. Trostle lost in Boston Mr. White in limbo.

Mr. Wood chucked?

Ms. Wood and Ms. Burr a bottle of "Silence is Golden.'

Paul a pair of tap shoes.

George looking for a new shadow.

John the evil eye.

The Ladies in the ,,itchen a year's supply of Max Pax and our coffee cups.

Mr. Myers at an interview with Salvador Dali.

Mr. Johnson some new jokes.

Mr. Starrett blushing.

Ms. Norwood leaves with us.

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J.P. leaves with 50 pieces of Bazooka Bubble Gum in her mouth and still talking.

David A. leaves with Barry White.

Lisa A. leaves for Shrewsbury.

Sally leaves with David.

Pauline leaves Jordan's.

Katie leaves to get her M.R.S. degree.

Richard leaves as Burt Reynolds.

Bruce leaves half-streaked.

Beth D. leaves to find a longer day.

Eileen leaves everyday.

Bronson escapes on a fire truck.

Cindy leaves streaked yellow.

Seth leaves his dad.

Jennifer left a long time ago.

Danny leaves for Casablanca.

Liz G. leaves to publish her first book: "S.A.T. — C.E.E.B. and other Comedies".

Caroline leaves on a shooting star.

Leslie leaves carelessley.

Jeffery leaves with Sybil at 8:30, 9:20, 10:05, etc.

Lisa H. leaves Hardwick, maybe.

Barbara leaves looking for someone tall, dark, and handsome.

Kenny leaves the hostess with the mostest.

Judy leaves 10,000 Cambell's Soup labels.

Jean leaves to the point.

Beth K. leaves Weasal.

Joy leaves Frankly.

Tina leaves swimming.

Lorenzo leaves a ham.

Robin leaves for Cape Kennedy.

Anna finally leaves.

Maura leaves anything but late.

Jill leaves perky.

David P. leaves his lobster claws.

Gwen leaves eating buttered locusts.

Liz R. leaves a few freckles behind.

Laura leaves in Segovia's footsteps.

Eddie leaves the impossible dream.

Abby leaves for the Air Force.

Meg left very superstitious.

Dean passes.

Neila leaves declawed.

Andy leaves M.A.D. David S. leaves privately and tactfully.

Claudia leaves with Fran, for Ireland.

Liz Taylor left Friendly Beth T. leaves the alto section helpless.

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