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The Bancroft School The Builders

All are architects of Fate, Working in these walls of Time; Some with massive deeds and great, Some with ornaments of rhyme. Nothing useless is, or low, Each thing in its place is best; And what seems but idle show Strengthens and supports the rest. For the structure that we raise Time is with materials filled; Our todays and yesterdays Are the blocks with which we build. Truly shape and fashion these; Leave no yawning gaps between; Think not, because no man sees, Such things will remain unseen .. Else our lives are incomplete, Standing in these walls of Time, Broken stairways where the feet Stumble, as they seek to climb. Build today, then, strong and sure, With a firm and ample base; And ascending and secure Shall tomorrow find its place. Thus alone can we attain To those turrets, where the eye Sees the world as one vast plain, And one boundless reach of sky. Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

I CONTENTS Title Page

Dedication

Faculty

Seniors

Class Will

Underclassmen

Activities

Highlights

Sports

Advertisements

Dedication

It is with affection and appreciation that we, the class of 1981, dedicate our yearbook to a teacher who has challenged our minds and warmed our hearts He possesses the ability to form relationships with his own students as well as many others, each day a smile radiates from his face as he passes through the halls greeting us and animatedly instructs students in his classes. Extensive knowledge accompanies his love and sincere interest in the subject which he teaches, and that interest is perceived by his students. It is a rare teacher who can acquire the respect and friendship of his students as you have . . .

... Mr. Dennis Trocchio.

FACULTY

It is the architects who draw the plan on which The Builders learn and grow.

Mr. Wyatt Garfield

Mr. Edgar Gauthier

Mr. Jeffrey Woodworth

ADMINISTRATION

Mr. Richard Esler

Mr. Stephen Samborski

ENGLISH

Mr. Harvey Fenigsohn

Mrs. Barbara Groves

Mr. Stephen Samborski

Ms. Elizabeth Tsang

Mr. Stephen White

HISTORY

Mr. Peter Crone

Mrs. Ruth Wandrei

Mrs. Ellen Rasnick

Mr. Dennis Trocchio

L A N G U A G E S

Mr. Gary Mathieu

Mrs. Isa Bayon

Miss Ruth Gauch

Mr. Edgar Gauthier

Mrs. Maureen Gray

Mrs. Sylvia Shaw

MATH

Mrs. Alice Carr

Mrs. Diane Barrows

Mr. James Mottram

SCIENCE

1 Mrs. Joan Carlson

Mrs. Gail Swenson

Mr. Michael Oliphant

Mrs. Amy Pearson

Miss June Sheldon

Mr. Anthony Polletta

SHOP

Miss Patricia Haskell

Athletics Mr. Charles Aleksiewicz

Mrs. Diane Knutson

Miss Jane Gubb

Mr. Ronald Pompeo

Miss Sharon Rogerson

MUSIC

Mrs. Judith Boardman

Miss Karen Hastie

A R T Mrs. Mary Trostel

Mr. Winslow Myers

DRAMA

Mrs. Barrie Coontz

Mr. Stephen Arseneault

I.C.E.

Mrs. Celia Brown

ESSENTIALS

Mrs. Mary Frost

Mrs. Natalie Ferris

Mrs. Ann Hall

Mrs. Lucy Wood

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

Mrs. Lillian Whitney, Mrs. Elaine Moran, Mrs. Stella Tiscione, Mrs. Frances Bassett, Mrs. Eleanor Senecal

Mr. William Moran Mr. John Sabuk Mr. Norman Boulais

Mr. Paul Bisson

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How beautiful is youth! how bright it gleams With its illusions, aspirations, dreams! Book of Beginnings, Story without End, Each maid a heroine, and each man a friend! Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Stephanie Payne Boardman

Listen to the mustn'ts child Listen to the don'ts Listen to the shouldn'ts Listen to the won'ts Listen to the never haves Then listen close to me — Anything can happen child anything can be. S. Silverstein

'Babe'

I rejoice that there are owls. H.D. Thoreau Walden

MICHAEL LOUIS BRANCHE

SCOTT A. BRIDGES Baby here we stand again Where we've been so many times before Even though you looked so sure As I was watching you walking out my door But you always walk back in like you did today Acting like you never even went away — J.B. Thanks to all of those who left me with memories which will never be forgotten — Joey, Craig, John, Chris, Jeff, Ben, Mike, Barry, Dave, D.B., C.C., Toma Harda, J.M., L.R., M.L., B.N., L.P., M.D., PT., S.M., B.G., K.O., M.B., J.S., D.P., J.C., M.B., L.T., B.W., C.M., J.C., K.K., and P.S.

Lighten up while you still can Don't even try to understand Just find a place to make your stand And take it easy — — J.B. —

Don't ever change, keep in touch wherever you go. I'll miss ya, I love ya — Pam, Joey, Craig, Laura and Becky.

BABY WE WERE BORN TO RUN! — B.S. — The Boss!

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. .. "Beans" ... Sunset, you bet!! High-speed — jelly-bombers ... Just cool it, alright!! . . . TUNESMITH!! ... Soapsuds, Maggie May, My adopted brother and K.T.M. . . . Fox Hollow . . . Maybe, maybe f f ft yes, no, maybe?? — no . . . THANKS TO: Mr. Polletta, Barry, T.A.S., My Family, Michele, Tom Cope, P.T., V.W., B.S., M.B., M.B., SE., AND A.W. and especially Pabah, Granny, Gramps and Gaga

DAVID S. BUTLER

THE GOOD TIMES ARE THE BEST TIMES, THE BAD TIMES FADE AWAY, The good times are forever, but now baby, the last time is today. J.G.

yes there are two paths you can go by but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on. L.Z.

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J.D. ... 4 musketeers ... Buts ... Drive ins ... outlaws

THANKS FOR THE HELP and THE GOOD TIMES: T.H., B.J., (Byffy) J.M., (Cora), CS., J.L., J.G., K.E., DL., S.H., K.A., S.B., L.P., A.W., THE THPV, Pudge, Sarah, Dick and all my other friends.

Linda Louise Csaplar People are like stained glass windows: they shine when light is on them, but when the light is gone, then the true beauty shows, only if there is light from within. People are like flowers: they need rain — friendship and they need light — love some need more rain or some need more light but both are essential.

LINDY LOU FAMILY ANIMALS FRIENDS SILVER BAY BASKETBALL

Kindness is contagious Love one another Smile it shows a happy heart Let God's light shine your way Forgive your neighbor

"Good girls Don't" The Knack

Margaret Mary DiGregorio (Marglio)

I'll never forget . . . Poleo . . . M.F.B.T.... ski trip . . . S.C. . .. Hardy Party Van ... Dan ... Buffy . allnighters . . . Riunite . . . Wednesday Gang . . . Punk . . . Mic . . The vet . . . SummerJam . . . Beep Beep . . . Drew . . . Craigles (Retard). . . K.K.. . . Fishsticks . . . Good luck Tuna . . . Lots of Love to TerryHastings, I'll never forget our talks!. and thanks for everything Jeff, oops ... A special apology and thanks to a special person for this year and last — Andrea

In through the out door. Led Zeplin winter "79"

I am a victim of a series of accidents: as are we all. K. Vonnegut Jr.

P.S. Becky: Don't forget; 17th birthday — Tom's P.S. Drive-in

Elizabeth Ferry

"There is something for all who look There's a story in every book All of the pages, between all the lines so much that you can find." Livgren (Kansas)

"If you had built castles in the air, your work would not be lost; that is where they should be. Now just put the foundation under them." Henry David Thoreau

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JEFFREY JAMES GROVES

The opera ain't over 'till the fat lady sings! — D. Motta

The Lord is first, my friends are second, I am third. — Gale Sayers

But if dreams came true, oh, wouldn't that be nice! — The Boss

Ride the wave of destiny Rise above the crest And believe everything that happens, Happens for the best ... APP

We are family I've got all my sisters and me ... — S. Sledge

— I'm blowin' outta here! — Let's hit MacDonalds! — Let the Good Times Roll — Cars

Thanks for the love and support ... Mom, Dad, Becky, Sally, Peppy, Grandparents and the friends to numerous to mention.

The rule of my life is to make business a pleasure, and pleasure is my business.

Thanks for all the good times Byffy, D. Butts, Ken THP's, THPV, Scott B., ski trips, L.P., three musketeers Road trips, M's & M's, H.S., C.T., L.P., CS., B.S., M.B., Fridays, P. Runs, J.B., C.P., S.S.A., J.B., S.C., J.D., and everyone else who made my years at Bancroft memorable.

THOMAS B. HARDY If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears however measured or far away. Thoreau

BARRY THOMAS JOHNSON But sanctuary never comes without some kinds of risks Illusions without freedom never quite add up to bliss. — Bob Seger

CSA . . . SKI TRIPS... DRIVE-INS . BYFFY J.D. ... S.C. ... P.H. M&M's THPV PARTY!. ... WEBSTER LAKE ...

From compromise and things half done, Keep me with stern and stubborn pride, And when at last the fight is won, God, keep me still unsatisfied. — Louis Untermeyer

I keep movin' on down the line, I ought to stay in just one place But I just can't find the time. But as for myself I'm gonna take that highway It ain't 'es bad as they say Just give me wine, women, whiskey and rock n' roll And let me sleep my days away. — Molly Hatchet THANKS FOR ALL THE MEMORIES AND LOVE YOU'VE GIVEN ME — TOM, BUTTS, CRAIG, KEN, MUSCLES, ANDY, JEFF (GROVER), NINA, MAkGARET, L.T., JACK (PARTNER) JOHNNY L., JON M.,(AWESOME), LAURA, LARRY (BIG GUY), AND ALL THE REST TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION THANKS TO — MR. GARFIELD, DAN COLE, UNCLE TONY, MR. A., MR. G., MRS. CARR, MISS SHELDON

ALL THESE PARENTS! — PUDGE, GINGER & TONY, DR. & MRS. EPSTEIN, HARDY SARAH & DICK, MR. & MRS. COPE, MRS. STEVENS — I love ya, I hope you'll always be there.

My star is calling I'm set to sail and I may float or I may fail but I can always try once more that's what my past and future's for. K.K.

Kimberley Knutson

— born to sleep —

How often I realize where I should be going only by setting out for somewhere else. R.F.

"dancin'" ne forget pas: mah food and mah friends The Cape ... France (B-90's) field hockey (chin garts) wehehew! NAH gimme a break owno woman ... GGS's ... guess what!?! miniminimip ... hey like WOW ... lunch bags baby bubba Kimbly-Chile shmuts ... hey woman ... pup ... Sherrill 3-E ... Hey! This is great! This izz faaantastic!

Thanx to Mum, Dad, Craig (Sonny Jose), Bruce, and all my friends who: find time, understand, make me SMILE, help me learn, accept me, and enjoy life — X0X0X

enjoy what you are

DAVID RICHARD LA VINE

"Save your energy for the game" Take it easy .. . what's happening . . . #1 .. . Flea . . . Free ... scoring . . . limited action ...

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You were a friend when I needed one wasn't for you don't know what I'd done. . . There will always be a special place in my heart filled with love for you . JOHN,Spicky,Mike,Ben,Smargo,Smeena,Scott(s), Sarah, Billy (s), Holly, Wally, Becky (s), Caleb, Lyn. B., David (s), Molly (s), Dave, and J., Janice, Leif, Beep-Beep, Terry, Jeff (you flirt!) Laura, Pam, Craig (s), Dan (s), Buffy, Sam, Kathy (s), Demi, Tom, Barry, Kim K., Liz L., Richard (s), Kevin, Amy, Tony (Antony!) Bayard, Mr. A., Andy, Mom, Danny and Dad oops . . . Kirk too!

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Can I ask you a question?? Where's the party? Yah?? Yah!! The Pump-House,the ditch, or what? I'm lost; which way do I go? STRAIGHT! Are you serious? OH GOD! Let's blow this clambake! Rut-Roe! Hey, Beep-Beep! . . . "I'm PSYCHED FOR LUNCH! Time to clean up!" (only kidding!) Riunite . "Huc Tooey — PING!!" Ohmmm (Vicky?) The Res., Indian Lake, Eagle Lake, Waterville Valley (was that a ski trip??) Linda R.'s concert was great .. . I think . . . 13 people in one car! . . . MAXWELLS, W.P.I. Frat Parties with Wally, Vicky, & Mike . . . cubesteaks — 10 SIGNS? REALLY? WOW!!!! Doughnuts at B.S.(Oct. 22, 1980)Winnie-The-Pooh . . . Unicorns. . . Sport, Bootsy, Venture, Koala Bears, Dust In The Wind, Led, America, OF., March 7th, April 12th, May 23rd — 25th, 27th, SEPT.5TH. 19800 Oct. 10th, 17th . . ."No . . . Yes . . . well, maybe, Whales-Tails, Go For It! .....m here! S.M.L.N., S.M.F.! 168 Miles? What? bodies. "Be on your way, Maybe someday we will meet again, try not to cry, the tears make me think how it might have been." D.F.

Michele Andree Corinne LeMaitre

John C. Luyrink Babe I'm leaving I must be on my way The time is drawing near My train is going, I see it in my eyes The love beneath my tears And I'll be lonely without you and I'll need your love to see me through So please believe me, my heart is in your hands and, I'll be missing you. Styx

TIME IT WAS, AND WHAT A TIME IT WAS ... Thanks for the great times but especially for the love and help you gave — L.A.,(Rookie, Rocks), "Buts", B.J., J.G., J.P. (F.T.), S.B., B.S., CS., JR., D.L., "Orca", C.A., T.H., "Jimma".M.M., L.P., (S.F.), K.O. (F.T.), B.G., M.D., S.M., T.H., B.N., L.F., A.W.

Often I sit and wonder Just who's gonna stop the rain Who'll ease the sadness, Who's gonna quiet the pain It's a long dark highway and its a thin white line Connecting baby, Your heart to mine We're runnin' now but darlin' we will stand in time To face the ties that bind. B. Springsteen — The Boss' —

... But it is not the end It is not even the beginning of the end But it is perhaps, the end of the beginning. 31

JONATHAN THOMAS McGRAIN DOWNTOWN ORCA BROWN

"AWESOME!"

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Climbed a mountain and I turned around and saw my reflection in a snow-covered daze ... like a mirror in the sky . . . Can I sail through the changing ocean tides? Can I handle the seasons of my life? ... I've been afraid of changing ... but time makes you bolder Even children get older. I'm getting older too. FMc

Wanna be on the road to paradise ... FMc

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I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU ALISON, LESLIE, GINA, CHRIS, MR A PARENTS, CHASES

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ALCOHOL ANONYMOUS,PAM, REPS, JAYS WINDSHIELD, MICKALGERIA, SOPHIA, WASHINGTON DC, BC score 4, KATHY, BECKY, CRAIGLES, "R", WEDNESDAY GANG,KAHLUA & MILK 4:00,PINK LEMONADE & VODKA,BOSTON TRIPS, QUARTERS,California 81,SMLT,GREEN MACHINE, BROWN BAG IT, CINNAMON GIRL, BIONIC BABES, LEATHER BRACELETS, BREAKDOWN, ANIMAL CRACKERS, FALMOUTH, SMITTY DID IT, RIGHT AL, BUFFY YOUR LIGHTS, WHERE'S YOUR RIGHT ARM, GYM TEACHERS, DIETS, BUNNY, MUFFY, POLICE NIGGER KNEES, THUMBING, FRANK, MENAGE A TOIS, BALL PARK, THE ROCKS, ROAD RACE 80, TDY, REMEMBER THAT SONG TURN AROUND T.P. CIRCLES, MAZDA RX-7, BOBBY 13, SUNACO, BP, HARBOR HOUSE, CASINO, SKI TRIPS, SHANTY, KEG, JOHANNE, SHARON, YOU'RE TOO CUTE TO BE PURE, KYE, TODD, BRUCE, T.S. AN ANNUAL EVENT, BLUE LAGOON, JT. SHOOTING STARS, BLOOMIES, THAD, I'M IN LOVE (AGAIN)

Dawn Marie Nelson

Think in terms of bridges burned Think of seasons that must end See the rivers rise and fall They will rise and fall again. Everything must have an end. — R. Seger

Goodbye doesn't mean forever ... — D. Gates

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Where's Tammy? . . . Have you seen Evey? . . . CYC ... The "Snow"

LAWRENCE WILLIAM PISTO

Kierkegaard was right. Woody Allen

There is only one step from the sublime to the ridiculous. Napoleon

Future Occupation: Retired Millionaire

laura a. poler We have such a great time together!

You're a great group of friends. I love ya! Pam, Dwight, Craig, Buffy, Marglio, Andrea, My buddies: John (sp), & Leif, Sari, Kim, Becky, Kathy, C.S., C.A., K.K., W.S., R.L., Gubba, D.C., Terri, I love ya! P.W., L.T., B.W., L.T., B.W., S.B., B.J., J.S., M.R., A.D.,

Before the Audi

let the good times roll ... Pam . . . Born to be Wild . . . Seniors live forever . .. California 81 ... Wednesday gang ... France, . SMLT what a trip! . . . Marglio and Poleo . Faneuil Hall . . . MFBT . LINDA RONDSTADT The Cape . . . Harwichport . . . Waterville Valley, a "ski" trip? . . . Grafton ... The White Bandit . NYC ... 12 years went fast ... That Certain Guy ? Hi . . . NHM, Paige I miss ya! ... Where is Kids ... Punketts ... signing off . . .

Thanks Mr. C.

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Not to touch the earth Not to see the sun Nothing left to do But run, run, run. The Doors Thanx to: Svens Svenson, Faguta, T.M., L.S., M.L., K.K., D.K., L.P., A.W., M.D., C.A., S.B., Orca, J.G., T.H., B.J., C.M., B.W., CS., D.B., K.K., J.P., S.M., B.D. and to you: Miss (Hot Stuff) Gubb, L. Bird, K. Cabana, Mr. "A", Mom

In no time at all he took me to the gate In haste I quickly Checked the time If I was late I had to leave, to hear your wonderous stories. Yes

never ever forget: Rookie Rockland and the Rock Collectors ... Burner NUNC ... Carrara ... Wail ... The Swap ... Hemi . . . You'll be seeing limited. . . Pariah. . . Awesome. Foxy Lady. . . Pebbles. . . we are DEVO . . . locker #96 Munchkin LATER! (as in much!) •

Molly Shea

No drives, no compulsions, No needs, no attractions: Then your affairs Are under control You are a free man. Chuang Tzu

... When the shoe fits, The foot is forgotten. Chuang Tzu

Lynda Beth Shuster

Sailing takes me away ... HONK! — Harpo —

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Always behave like a duck: Stay calm on top, but paddle like hell underneath. Know Thyself

"I rejoice that there are owls." — Thoreau —

CRAIG MICHAEL STEVENS Good Times, Bad Times, you know we've had our share. . . B.J., D. Butts, Scott B., Brown, J.L., M.B., B.S., T.H., J.G., L.R., Caz, Buff, Retard, L.P., M.L., P.T., To the night brigade, Scott, Trace, Drew, M.A.M., John and Terry, also to J.D., and M.G. which made it all possible.

If you didn't care what happened to me, And I didn't care for you, We would zig zag our way, Through the boredom and pain Occasionally glancing up through the rain, Wondering which of the buggers to blame, And watching for pigs on the wing. You know I care what happens to you, And I know that you care for me, So I don't feel alone, Or the weight of the stone, Now that I found somewhere safe, To bury my bone. Any fool knows a dog needs a home, A shelter from pigs on the wing. R. Waters

I've always been crazy, But it's kept me from going insane. W. Jennings

You gotta live life and be yourself You can't live for anyone else You gotta live life, that's all you do No one gonna live your life for you.

Long live the SOUTH! To Bob, Ken and Gran.

Take your time, Don't live too fast, Troubles will come, And they will pass. Boy don't you worry, You'll find yourself, Follow your heart, And nothing else. R. VanZant

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PAMELA A. TILTON If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me for I must be traveling on now too many places I've got to see. Lynyrd Skynyrd

I get by with a little help from my friends The Beatles

Thanks to: Laura, Kim, Sari, Kathy, Becky, Andrea, Buffy, Margaret, Scott, Liz, Barry, Tom, Wendy, Linda, Holley, Dwight, Jack, Kyrri, Staci, Nina, Barbara, Mollee, Jeff, Gubba, Mrs. Knutson, Mr. Mathieu, and Pudge

Remember: Cape Cod ... yellow machine ... MononaIds ... sleep much. ... puh! ... Let's blow this clambake ... Basketball ... Linde Ronstadt ... Hey, so I lie ... No problem here! ... Everything's under control ... That's the way it should be And I'd like to see the whole world smiling with me L.P.A.V.B.F.F.E.

Brenda VanFechtmann I saw a man pursuing the horizon; Round and round they sped. I was disturbed at this; I accosted the man. It is futile," I said, "You can never — " "You lie," he cried, And ran on. Stephen Crane

He that strives to touch the stars oft stumbles at a straw. E. Spencer

We make ourselves a place apart Behind light words that tease and flout, But oh, the agitated heart Till someone really find us out. 'Tis pity if the case require (Or so we say) that in the end We speak the literal to inspire The understanding of a friend. Robert Frost

to Ver with love and squalor, Chuck

Andrea Sue Wolf

seems like yesterday but it was long ago the secrets that we shared with the radio playing low the years rolled slowly past — Seger —

"You can always dream, but you can never come back the way you came." Terry H. — J.B. —

If I could take one moment into my hands ... — B. Springsteen —

Thanks for the memories: Margaret, Terry, Martha, Robin, Pam, Laura, Barry, Jeff, Scott, Sari, Kathy, Liz, Becky, Richard, Joey, Jimma, Kim, Chris, C.S., Wednesdays, High Life, Merc., Road Trip

"Let's blow this clambake." — M.A.M. —

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"Disco Bolls"

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Give it to Barry. He'll eat anything!

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Last Will and Testament Upon our departure, we the class of 1981, being of seemingly sound minds and bodies, do hereby bequeath the following to our survivors:

Chris leaves to pursue the Presidency of the John Birch Society. Stephanie leaves to don the Dartmouth green. Mike leaves, he hopes. Scott leaves to go hunting. Nancy leaves to search for solutions. Nina leaves with her guitar. David B. leaves as Mr. School Spirit. Curtis leaves for new undertakings. Linda C. leaves to join the Women's Olympic Basketball team. Margaret leaves a fashion trend. Liz leaves the Chem lab. Jeff leaves to fill the sneakers of Dave Cowens. Thomas leaves a party in the "Hardy Party Van". Barry leaves to start an architectural revolution. Kimberley leaves Bubba. David L. leaves dribbling a soccer ball and a basketball at the same time. Michelle leaves for John. John L. leaves Miss Gauch. Jonathan leaves as "Downtown Orca Brown." Kristin leaves to be with Ed. Buffy leaves in love again. Dawn leaves early. Larry leaves to become the next Howard Cosell. Laura leaves her Kaptain. Leif leaves "Disco-bolus." Molly leaves E.D. Lynda leaves for World Cup Sailing. Craig leaves power hungry. Richard leaves Mrs. Coontz. Pam leaves Campus. Brenda leaves her interpretations. Andrea leaves with the Midas touch. Joanna leaves to search for the Truth.

We leave: Mr. Garfield — leaving with us. Mr. Aleksiewicz — as the only male member for next year's chorus. Mr. Arseneault — with the talent of Erte. Mrs Barrows — teaching full time Mrs Bayon — organizing next year's Cafe. Ms Brown — solid ICE. Mr. Cabana — incognito Mrs. Carlson — computer geniuses Mrs. Carr — an endless supply of pink, green, blue, yellow and purple chalk Mrs Coontz — an extra member in the Drama Dept Mr. Crone — last year's term paper for the archives. Mr. Esler — with good P.R. Mr. Fenigsohn — a less caustic debating team. Mrs Ferris — balancing accounts Mrs Frost — a new hot water dispenser. Miss Gauch — a Latin V class entitled, "The Escapades of Caligula. Mr. Gauthier — reading "Huis Clos" for eternity. Mrs Gray — singing French songs. Mrs Groves — a class that adores Thoreau Miss Gubb — a Nerf basketball set. Mrs Hall — a conscientious Middle School Library Committee Miss Hastie — an all male chorus Mrs Knutson — a quiet house Mr. Mathieu — next year's yearbook all in French Mr. Mottram — detention slips with Muppet decals Mr. Myers — nude models. Mr. Oliphant — the fourth dimension of Time and Space. Mrs Pearson — playing soccer. Mr. Poletta — a new radio Mr. Pompeo — a clone of Dave Levine for next year's soccer team. Mrs Rasnick — an endless supply of resolutions Miss Rogerson — a cheering squad. Mr. Samborski — alpha-centuries for the old alma mater. Mrs Shaw — a field trip to Spain. Mrs Swenson — with a new car. Miss Sheldon — a large Advanced Chem class. Mr. Trocchio — the yearbook Mrs Trostel — unclogged sinks Mrs Tsang — editing "Intarsia " Mr. White — expanding psychological theories of his own Mr. Woodworth — pinching pennies till they scream The Office Ladies — secretaries of their own The Kitchen Ladies — with exact counts The Maintenance Staff — windows without paint.

Senior Awards Best Dressed Boy — Chris Amorello Best Dressed Girl — Margaret DiGregorio Most Bizarre Artist — Curt Caswell Most Artistic — Leif Rosseland Quietest — Linda Csaplar Most Talkative — Buffy Nassikas Tallest — Jeff Groves Most Colorful Eyes — David Butler Most Athletic — David Lavine Class Contortionist — Kim Knutson Friendliness Award — Barry Johnson Biggest Flirt — Andrea Wolf Youngest in the class — Brenda VanFechtman Newest in the class — Mike Branche ED. Award — Stephanie Boardman Gubba Lookalike Award — Pam Tilton Most enthusiastic Partier — Tom Hardy Most Scientifically Inclined — Nancy Bronder Merit Scholar Award — Jon McGrain Blondest — Scott Bridges Wildest — Laura Poler Most Fragile — Molly Shea Most Linguistic — Dawn Nelson Most Mysterious — Joanna Zikos Most Philosophical — Lynda Shuster Most likely to be married first — Kristin Mier Most Sympathetic — Liz Ferry Cutest Smile Award — Craig Stevens Class Actor — Richard Thomas Class Guitarist — Nina Bullock Most free periods Award — Michelle LeMaitre Class Satirist — Larry Pisto Class Clown — John Luyrink

June 4, 2001

Worcester Civic Center Opens

Finally after 20 years of bureaucratic disorganization and procrastination the Worcester Civic Center has been completed. The building has been redesigned by world renowned architect Barry Johnson, who is here today for the ribbon-cutting ceremonies. Funds for the elaborate edifice were loaned by financier Andrea Wolf and Worcester Bank President Stephanie Boardman. The final stages of the completion went smoothly due to the skillfull negotiations of Civic Center Attorney Christopher Amorello and economic advisor Lawrence Pisto. After the speeches have been made, a giant mural will be unveiled, done by artist Leif Rosseland who had volunteered his artistic talents especially for the project and who is in the crowd today. Also in the crowd are flutist Kristen Mier, Broadway actor Richard Thomas, and folk singer Nina Bullock; all of whom will perform after the ceremonies. Emerging from a limousine is African game hunter Scott Bridges with fashion designers Margaret Digregorio and Buffy Nassikas, creators of "Alexandria" jeans. Paper magnate David Butler looks content discussing business with former classmates Craig Stevens and Curtis Caswell. It seems that David has an exclusive contract to provide paper supplies to the Center. Craig, who is now President of Molson Beer, also under contract to the Center, is to provide beer for sports events. And according to the Civic Center attorney, Curtis, who is owner of Caswell Ltd.(a chain of funeral parlors) will handle the aftermath if rock concerts get a bit unruly. Before the ceremonies begin, other former classmates are seen discussing future Civic Center attractions. Gathered near the bar are U.S. Olympic gymnastics coach Kim Knutson, tennis star John Luyrink and Celtics center Jeff Groves. Kim hopes to bring gymnastics competitions to the center and John and Jeff will inevitably be playing there. Joining the discussion is New York Cosmos owner, David Levine, and Commissioner of the Women's Basketball League, Linda Csapler. Photographer Laura Poler has been sent to take pictures of the event for Life Magazine and is busy at her work. Seated near the front, she encounters poet Lynda Shuster discussing declining SAT scores with Bancroft English teacher Dawn Nelson and Emily Dickenson expert Molly Shea. Brenda Van Fechtmann, Head of the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology, nuclear physicist Nancy Bronder and Cornell researcher Liz Ferry are debating the morals and ethics of D.N.A. research, the subject of Liz' latest book. Just arriving in the Hardy Party Van is none other than Thomas Hardy, creator of the party van, and punk-rocker Michelle LeMaitre. They run into classmate Pam Tilton who is sitting with martial arts expert Mike Branche. Sportswriter Jon McGrain is interviewing Pam, who has become a champion race car driver. A large crowd has gathered and the ceremonies are about to begin. The platform is filled with politicians who have prepared long, boring speeches. As Worcester Mayor Joanna Zikos cuts the ceremonial ribbon, the festivities begin. The Class of '81 built the Civic Center. We did it! We are the Builders!

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UNDERCLASSMEN

FRESHMEN

SOPHOMORES

JUNIORS

BLUE MOON BOARD Managing Editor: Kimberley Knutson Business Manager: Craig Stevens Photo Editor: Laura Poler Literary Editor: Joanna Zikos Sports Editor: Chris Amorello Sales Manager: Andrea Wolf Underclass Editor: Thomas Hardy Advisor: Mr. Gary Mathieu

Executive Committee

Moderator: Craig Stevens Secretary: Jonathan McGrain

Disciplinary Committee

DEBATE CLUB

Advisor: Mr. Fenigsohn

BLOOD DRIVE Director: Jeff Groves

DRAMA BOARD

Presidents: Stephanie Boardman Buffy Nassikas, Richard Thomas

POWDER & WIG SOCIETY

SPARK

Advisor: Ms. Tsang

Editor: Joanna Zikos

INTARSIA

ARTISTS UNION

Advisor: Mr. Myers

C H 0 R U S

Director: Miss Hastie, President: Steph Boardman 71

SOCIAL COMMITTEE

Chairpersons: Margaret DiGregorio Jeff Groves Craig Stevens

LOVE

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Father-Daughter field hockey game

The Venus Student Trap

"How dare you say that to me!"

No no go the other way!"

"I'll have them next week for sure." "M&M's melt in your mouth not in your hands."

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Varsity Soccer

(Standing left to right) M. Lemaitre, M. Miller, T. Hardy, D. Butler, J. McGrain, C. Amorello, M. Branch, B. Staples, J. Commons, B. Ferris, (Coach) R. Pompeo, (Kneeling) C. Caswell, S. Bridges, B. Johnson, D. Lavine, J. Groves, C. Stevens, D. Ampiaw, J. Shea

J.V. Soccer

Varsity Field Hockey

(Left to right) Mrs. Knutson, S. MacKenzie, L. Tilton, S. Peterson, B. Dinan, K. O'Hara, Miss Gubb, Miss Rogerson,(Kneeling) M. Crocker, M. Halpin, L. Frem, K. Knutson, S. Hardy, C. McGan

J.V. Field Hockey

Varsity Record 80 Opponent:

Bancroft: 4 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 2 3 4 1 2 0

W. Boylston Concord Beaver C.D. Pingree Lexington Assabet Blackstone Lexington Concord W. Boylston Beaver C.D. Pingree Millbury Winchendon 6-6-2

0 1 0 1 3 4 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 1

Varsity Record 80 Bancroft: 3 4 2 2 0 0 2 2 2 0 0 1 0 0

Opponent: West Boylston Bay Path Assabet Bromfield Lawrence Notre Dame Doherty L.C.A. Brimmer May St. Mark's Groton Dana Hall Milton Newton

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Varsity Basketball

(Standing left to right) J. McGrain, C. Amorello, L. Pisto, J. Groves, J. Luyrink, J. Bennett.(Kneeling) D. Ampiaw, C. Caswell, C. Stevens, D. Lavine, L. Rosseland, D. Butler

J.V. Basketball SHORELINERS

Varsity Basketball

(Standing left to right) L. Frem, B. Dinan, W. Sibley, S. Peterson, K. Knutson, P. Tilton, L. Csaplar,(Coaches) Mrs. Knutson, J. Gubb

J.V. Basketball

Varsity Record 80-81 Bancroft: 64 68 66 59 55 69 54 38 63 37 58 86 49

B.V.T. Douglas Pingree Marianhill L.C.A. Westbridge Concord Beaver C.D. Pingree L.C.A. Beaver C.D. Marianhill Concord

Opponent: 67 38 42 52 51 64 32 17 49 56 55 75 34

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Opponent: Notre Dame Lawrence Dana Hall L.C.A. Groton Winsor Concord Brimmer Thayer Milton St. Mark's N.C.D.

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AD VER TISE MENTS

We like to drink And dance all night Comes to a fix Not afraid to fight You got that right!

Congratulations and Best Wishes The Stevens Family

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Craig Stevens would like to thank all those who gave him support throughout his 10 years at Bancroft; Mr. G., Mr. A., Mr. Hamilton, Mr. C., Mr. Mathieu, Mrs. Carr, Mr. Sambo; and a very special thanks, with all my love, to Mom and Dad.

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Congratulations to The Class of 1981

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from

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Best Wishes To The Class of 81

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Congratulations To The Class of 1981

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Compliments of Horne and Hastings Realtors

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Mr and Mrs. Joseph Maurello Karen and Pierre Peoletier Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Pezzella The Ponzio Family Dr. and Mrs. Syed Razvi Mr and Mrs. James G. Reardon

The Reiss Family Dr. and Mrs. Willard Rice Mr. and Mrs. James A Ring Rogers Foam Corp. The Martin Sigel Family Toohey Sylvester Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Toscano

Benefactors Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Dr. and

Mrs. David Lowell Mrs. Anthony Pisto Mrs. Harris Shenker Mrs. John Tkach

Mr. and Mrs. William Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Orin Flint Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Hovsepian Claire and Earl Leonard

Waived Space Advertisements to help lower our printing cost. The advertisers listed below have generously waived their space

Full Page Mrs. Alexandra Zikos and daughters

Half Page Bates Shoe Co. Butler-Dearden Paper Service Inc. The Hopkinton Group

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Luyrink Mr. Roy S. Mier Washburn-Garfield Co.

Quarter Page Boardman Builders The Bullock Agency Mr. and Mrs. John L Carter Chet and Sylvia Caswell Jane D Gubb

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nassikas A Friend Sure Oil and Chemical Corp. Wilson Associated Inc. Woodbury and Co Inc.

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A. Amorello & Sons 115 Southwest Cutoff Worcester, Mass. "Making your roads through life smooth."

Brassmith House

Representing The Giftware Industry E. Glenn Gates Karl N. Bjork

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Compliments of a friend

Lustre Beauty Salon 7 Worcester Street Grafton, Mass. Tel. 839-2171

Industrial Packaging Supply Flexible Packaging Worcester, Mass. 01613

Congratulations Seniors Mr. & Mrs. Rodney Ferris

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Tech Market 223 Russel St. Corner of Park Ave.

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Best Wishes Lamoureaux Ford East Brookfield 885-4896

Best Wishes to the Class of 81 from Shrewsbury Racquet Club

Best Wishes to the Class of 1981 Tom McGrain Travel 52 Hancock Hill Drive Worcester, Massachusetts

Congratulations To the Graduating Class Of 1981

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Brookfield Athletic Shoe Co. Congratulates the Class of 1981

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