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TIME Let this be a time in our lives To consider the things that are really important to us — Not only as individuals, but as a part of a collective humanity.

A time to ask ourselves — Whether or not the time we’ve spent together, Striving for material gains, Has pushed aside the pure and simple joys That add to the real meaning of our daily lives.

Within each of us — There is an immense human need To be heard and to be understood.

To live life freely and develop freely, We must look at each other With the deep sense of wonder Due us as human beings.

Becoming aware of each others’ feelings and dreams Would allow us to stay in honest touch with our emotions.

Communication could grow strong Between hearts of individuals.

There would no longer be a reason For any of us to have the pains and fears That keep us isolated from the world.

Our dreams are the heartbeat And the freedom of our souls; For the spirit within us Remains a free thing, Filled with boundless dreams to share.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Dedication............ .............................. 3 Faculty................................................. 5 Seniors...............................................15 Underclassmen......................

59 Activities................................

73 Athletics ..........................

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A new challenge beckons The old we lay aside — But remember one man: Our unrelenting guide Who touched our lives with friendship And set us on our way; A man of dreams — A man of smiles — Whose debt we can’t repay.

A passion for his teaching Abides within his heart — Dedication rules him, This master of his art — The liveliness of youth Grows with all he dares; A man of warmth — A man of love — With so much more to share. *

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We follow now our future A long and lonely road And thank the man whose guidance Helped us bear our load — With fondness in our hearts, The class of ’82 Dedicates this yearbook Our gift of love to you: *

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ADMINISTRATION

Mrs. Marigolden G. Tritschler

Mr. Edgar A. Gauthier

Mr. Charles K. Aleksiewicz

Mr. Stephen V. A. Samborski

Mr. James A. Mottram

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Mrs. Marion H. Howe

Mrs. Hope Graham

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Mrs. Barbara B. Groves

Ms. Elizabeth J. Tsang

Mr. Stephen V. A. Samborski

Mr. Stephen T. White

Mr. Harvey H. Fenigsohn

Mrs. Marion H. Howe

HISTORY

Mrs. Ellen Rasnick

Mr. Peter G. Crone

Mr. Dennis A. Trocchio

Mrs. Ruth D. Wandrei

Mr. Edwin C. Esleeck

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LANGUAGES

Mr. Edgar A. Gauthier

Mr. Gary J. Mathieu

Ms. Ruth M. Gauch

Mrs. Isabel. A. Bayon

Mr. Anthony Polletta

Ms. Patricia Haskell

Mrs. Maureen A. Gray

Mrs. Sylvia B. Shaw

Mr. Ronald Pompeo

Mrs. Diane Knutson

ATHLETICS

Miss Jane D. Gubb

Miss Sharon L. Rogerson

MUSIC

Mrs. Jaye B. Boardman

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Mrs. Karen H. Wilson

Ms. Marilyn B. Turner

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Mr. Stephen J. Arseneault

FACULTY

Mr. Winslow Myers

Mrs: Mary A. Trostel

Mr. Christopher-Osgood

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Mrs. Natalie N. Ferris

Mrs. Mary B. Frost

Mrs. Lucy B. Wood

Mrs. Katherine Garfield

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Mrs. Pat Peterson

Mrs. Sandra Welch

Mrs. Ann S. Hall

Mrs. Mary Coogan

Mrs. Jane Bryant

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Mrs. Victoria Powers Mrs. Marjorie Anderson Mrs. Lois Enman Miss Margaret Keith

Mr. Paul Bisson Mr. Willy Gould Mr. Norman Boulais Mr. James O’Rourke

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Richard Mark Bernstein

The target lies over the hill; and the longer the range, the higher the sights are raised.

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Thanks to all my friends who have made these past years ones I will always remember.

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Two men look through the same bars; One sees the mud, and one the stars.

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Thanks Boo!

Thomas P. Cope II

24 hours at a time MTB Take your time . . . don’t live too fast Troubles will come and they will pass LYNYARD SKYNYRD I have a journey, sir, shortly to go; My master calls me, I must not say no.

SHAKESPEARE Here’s thanks to some of the many who have made my life what it is: Mom, Dad, RL, Oliver, Eliza, John, NB, JWMCK, HB, DP, JC, LT, BJ Skiing, Windsurfing, Working, TMS, Trucks, Tractors, and best of all Crowfield.

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All the colors / of the world Should be loving each other Wholeheartedly.

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Tell the world and try to teach The. man who is hating His brother, when hate won’t do Yes, we’re all the same .

The blood inside of me .

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Sometimes I wonder Where !’ve been Who I am Do I fit in I may not win But I can’t be thrown, Out here, on my own.

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I’ll always remember: Shan, Elise, Gundy, Kristin, Eppy, Min, Mas, Jake, Mike, Henry, Mom & Dad for their support. I’ll never fo rg e t. . . Mexico . . . J — S prom, headaches . . . comfortably numb . . . BUD . . . "W hat’s up at the Cross?” . . .

"Where is the party?” . . . Phi — Mud . . . flute . . . Boomer power . . . B&B . . . A.L.S. . . .

DAVID A. EPSTEIN ’Scuse me while I kiss the sky JIMI HENDRIX

Time to live Time to lie Time to laugh Time to die Take it easy, baby Take it as it comes Don’t move too fast If you want your love to last You’ve been movin’ much too fast Go real slow You’ll like it more and more Take it easy as it comes Specialize in havin’ Fun Jim Morrison Do what you know, don’t be slow You gotta practice what you preach ’cause it’s time for you and me To come to fake reality Forget about the past Things ain’t what they used to be Keep on straight ahead JIMI HENDRIX

THANKS for all the help, support, and memories: Steve (Min), Dr. and Mrs. Magnante, Trones, Mike, Wayne, Bill, Brad, Jake, Shannon, Woody, J.C., Anthy, and all others I won’t fo rg e t. . . the Ex — Saab, the dances, Mexico, Rutland I, II, . . .

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G.N.W.&B. THERE WAS PASTURE ENOUGH FOR MY IMAGINA­ TION — Thoreau —

BRADLEY PIERSON FERRIS

To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating oneself endlessly.

— Henri Bergson —

Now I see the secret of making the best person, it is to grow in the open air, and to sleep with the earth.

— Walt Whitman —

Rivers have what man most respects and longs for in his own life and thought — a capacity for renewal and replenishment, continual energy, creativity, cleansing.

Adventure is not in the guide book, and beauty is not on the map.

— John M. Kauffmann — I hear and I forget I see and I remember I do and I understand THERE WAS NOT ENOUGH ROOM ON THIS PAGE TO THANK ALL THOSE WHO DESERVE IT

Except you, Mom & Dad Got to move, got to travel, walk away my blues . . .

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ELIZABETH M. FREM M.A.D.A.J.A.N., I LOVE YOU Today more than yesterday, But not as much as tomorrow.

Edna St. Vincent Millay

If I am not for myself, Who will be for me?

If I am only for myself, Who am I? If not now, when?

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Methinks all things have traveled since you shined, But only Time, and clouds, Time’s team, have moved; Again foul weather shall not change my mind, But in the shade I will believe what in the sun I loved.

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Because I feel that in the heavens above, the angels whispering one to another, can find among their burning terms of love, None so devotional as that of Mother. edgar allan poe

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There is something I’d like to say but the words only go so far.

If I had my way, I’d reach into heaven and pull down a star! jim croce Memories, Good days, Bad days, They’ll be with me always . . . Kathy . . . Bean . . . New Hampshire . . . LINDA RONSTADT . . . stairs . . . Faneuil Hall . . . chink food . . . could be guys . . . H.F.T.M. . . . space invaders . . .

Springsteen . . . Wednesday Gang . . . sneeze . . .

Friendlys. . .laughing. . .RICHARD. . . je t ’aime. . .dances . . . Sari . . . strawberries . . . toll boothes . . . southern accent . . . s.d. . . . Silver Lake . . . 360! what is life? . . . mom’s . . . guys . . . General Hospital . . . Tab . . . Riunite the Canteen . . . Gatepost . . . becky’s not too gullible . . .

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A special thanks to everyone who helped make my past fouryearsthe best!! mom, dad, jeff, amy, grandmother, and grandpa!! john rives, KATHY, SARI, AND RICHARD!!

“ and the castles made of sand, fall into the sea, eventually.”

J. Hendrix “ but if you loose control they will take away your t-shirt.”

ELP Thanks to Vicky, Tim, Susan, Anthy, Maggie, Tom T., Willus and Mr. Trocchio . . . and Vick we missed you!

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SUSAN R. HARDY

“ Talking it over just the two of us, and when the evening comes we smile, so much of life ahead, we’ll find a place where there’s room to grow, And yes, we’ve just begun.”

Roger Nichols

Brownies, Rinunite, ski trips, Waterville, phi — mud, Football Games, munchies, dances, “ Who’s driving?!” , “ Where did everyone go?” Burger King, Thanks for the good times: Staci, Alison, Karin, Bonnie, S.P., S.T., R.L., R.B., T.C., S.M., B.W., J.H., T.C. . . . “ I get by with a little help from my friends.”

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And the vision that was planted in my brain still remains within the sound of silence.

Simon & Garfunkel

I don’t give a damn, for the same old played out scenes, I don’t give a damn, for just the in betweens Honey, I want the heart, I want the soul I want control right now, Talk about a dream Try to make it real You wake up in the night, With a fear so real, Spend your life waiting for a moment that just won’t come Well, don’t waste your time waiting B. Springsteen

The Unattainable Ideal We ought to live each day as though it were our last day here below. But if I did alas, I know it would have killed me long ago.

Peit Hein Where would I be without my advisors?

Thanks David and Mary.

Tim — Did you see J.T.A. in the square today?

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I do best!!

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“ Kindness in words, creates confidence Kindness in thinking, creates profoundness Kindness in feeling, creates love.”

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" I LOVVOO YA DONE GOOD — Mr. B TP . . . PK . . . Y G ------- * 3 MUSKETEERS . .. “ PEB” . . . HAVE YOU FINISHED YOUR PAPER YET? . . . GP . . . “ MISS HASTIE” . . . YOUR DAUGHTER . . . “ KA — NIGHT” . . .

MORE GEESE THAN SWANS NOW LIVE MORE FOOLS THAN WISE. — ANONYMOUS STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER — JOHN LENNON

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ROBERT STODDARD LORING I hear America singing, the varied carols I hear, Those of mechanics, each one singing as it should be blithe and strong, The carpenter singing his as he measures his plank or beam, The boatsman singing his what belongs to him in his boat, the deckhand singing on the steamboat deck . . .

Each singing what belongs to him or her and to none else.

— W.W. —

May this day, Show me an ocean.

I ought to be on my way, Ought to be on my way right now, Stepping on the boat With a lump in my throat on my way right now.

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There is nothing — Absolutely nothing — Half so much worth doing, As simply messing about in boats . . . or with boats . . . in or out of em; it doesn’t matter.

— K.G. —

Thanks for the Love, Support, and Understanding throughout my 14 years . . .

Mom, Dad, Tom, Beth, and the friends too numerous to mention.

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SARI MACKENZIE

I LOVE YOU: MOM&DAD KATHY, BECKY — FOREVER PD&SM — C.P. She’s young, she’s wild, and she wants to be free.

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AND THE WORLD IS RIGHT THERE WAITING AT MY FINGERTIPS — JB —

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Thanks to Dave Ep, Mike, Jake, Shannon, Gundie, Wayne, Billy, Uncle Willy, Tom, Maz, Evan, The Ram Chargers, Mr. Trocchio “ Jonny O” , Anthy, and Tom Hoover.

Don’t let the past remind you of what you are not now.

CSNY Sweden, Rutlands 1, 2, (3?!) Crete, ram air, shotgun, S.O.H.C., “ Hemispherical!” , tats!, tootsie roll fit, A/ FX Mr. Norm, engineering, factory equipped.

You’ve got to believe in yourself or no one will believe in you.

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Thank you Mum and Dad.

If you have built castles in the air, Your work need not be lost; That is where they should be.

Now put the foundations under them.

— Henry David Thoreau The West is the best, Get here and we’ll do the rest.

— the Doors

SHANNON M. MILLER Looking out at the road rushing under my wheels, I don’t know how to tell you all just how crazy this life feels.

I look around for the friends I used to turn to to pull me through Looking into their eyes I see them running too.

— Jackson Browne

Loon, The West, the Dead, Cannon, Phi — Mu — Delta, Anthy, S.H., TMc., L.C., Gundy, M.M., S.M., J.M., Ralph, H.M., G.M., T.F., E.R., W.M., Mrs. T., C.O., . . . and especially Mom and Dad. — Thanks —

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Becky, Sari . . . I’ve never laughed so hard in my life! . . . L&B, cruising . . . R Pick-up Trucks, Check it out — Mint material, HFTM Space Invaders, I’m Kinda Hungry — Chink food, I’m psyched (sp?)! Wednesday Gang, I can’t deal!

Concerts — Linda, Bruce, Journey, Cars . . . Charlie’s Angels, I Love N.Y. — Could be guys! Foreigner, Thanks Cindy, the P’s

The sweetest gift, a mohter’s smile.

L.R. Special Love to Jack and to those who call me Bean . . . The Birthday Brigade, The Sea Ray progression — Do I have a crew? Cruising down the River, 1000 Islands, Aquaville, sitting and splitting — Ducat Lumber . . . My sincere thanks to my entire family too numerous to list!!

Each and every heart it seems is bounded by a world of dreams — M. Blues

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“ Believe in yourself right from the start, Believe in the magic that’s inside your heart . .

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“ . . . even if it isn’t magic, we can pretend it is, SOMETHING IS THERE . . .

SOMETHING.” — The Secret Garden —

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Thanks for the good times — France, NMH, Exeter, Burger King, Chinese food, D.D., Who lies?, Chatham — Harwich — Hyannis nights, Midnite madness, Bargains, Tacky, Street signs, Beach fires, Publius Academia, B — 52’s, A junior to the last day, Sleep’s not important, What the __ , Lacrosse, Dodgers, Journey, F.M., Big H, SSBPMMM, WAAF, Billy, I miss ya, — There’ll be more!

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Thanks ForThe Memories: THE BILGE . . . APPLE JACK . . . AUGI? THE SEVEN SISTERS: DOUGA SHOTS THE SANDPIPER . . . SHENANIGANS . . . SHAY B .. . . CHRIS CLANCY. . . DUCKIE . . .FIAT 131 SPORT. . .IS THERE ANY BENZINA LEFT? LATER WITH YOUR FACE SKINDOG . . . JT CONCERT . . . L’lL . . . ANN LOUISE: DOUBLE ENTENDRES & LAMBORGHINIS . . . N — G & G — GMRSC . . . MOM . . . DAD . . . DEBBIE . . . & WENDY . . . G&J . . .

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-And Everything under the sun is in tune But the sun is eclipsed by the moon.

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I am what I am, Thank God I said I am what I am, Thank God Some people don’t understand, Help them God. -Jimi Hendrix

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Richard — leaves with curly hair Betsy — leaves in a station wagon Lyn — leaves with an updated wardrobe Tom — leaves clean shaven Barbara — leaves scoring goals Anthy — leaves with gold plated ballet slippers David — leaves flying the B-1 Bomber Brad — leaves to stage manage on Broadway Liz — leaves with an endless supply of gum Yvonne — leaves playing tennis all year-round Becky — leaves Richard Sarah — leaves without Vicky Susie — leaves the van to her parents Jon — leaves to train for the Mr. Universe Contest Ann Louise — leaves again Patti — leaves to finish “Gwenslev” Rob — leaves with the sandbox award Sari — leaves with a guaranteed lifetime auto insurance policy Steve — leaves as a motor-head Moira — leaves e.g. M.G. Shannon — leaves horseback riding Kathy — leaves with still-untied shoes Tamara — leaves continuously uttering words of philosophy Sandy — leaves # 2 3 retired to the rafters Dwight — leaves the Juniors Wayne —- leaves as the future Oscar Peterson David — leaves to pursue the presidency of the Monarch Notes Corp Bill — leaves with an everlasting list of wisecracks S.C. • ;

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WE LEAVE: MR. A. — the.presidency of the Bancroft Tour Guide committee MR. ARSENAULT — a burglar-aJarmed office MR$. BAYON — a pre-prepared Spanish Cafe MR?. BERKA — a larger bulletin board MRS. BOARDMAN — in charge of the annual World Food Day MRS: BROWN — always pursuing students for I.C.E. projects MR.. C. — 24 hours to catch up on some sleep MRS. CARLSON — a serrous genetics class MRS. CARR — a cure for math anxiety MRS. COONTZ — professionally scalping play tickets MR. CRONE — a never-empty cup of coffee MRS. DINGS — more time to get acquainted MR. ESLEECK — a set of monagrammed golf balls MR. FENIGSOHN — a long list of debate topics MRS. FERRIS — organized, finally MRS. FROST — a better variety of cookies MISS GAUCH — a heater for her room MR. GAUTHIER — a private date with M.M. MRS. GRAY — spare erasers and chalk MRS. GROVES — permission to leave campus MISS GUBB — searching for new ankles to tape MRS. HALL — a noise-censored library MISS HASKELL— smoking cigarettes MISS HASTIE — as Mrs. Scott Wilson MRS. KNUTSON — running a double windsprint MR. MATHIEU — a rated “G” French Club MR. MOTTRAM — Miss Piggy MR. MYERS — memories of an interested Art History Class MR, OLIPHANT — in search for solutions MR. OSGOOD — drawing more buses • MR. POLL ETTA — with bags of food that he doesn’t have to share MR. POMPEO— at least one senior to play basketball '• MRS. RASNICK — the final results of the sociology survey MISS ROGERSON — an extra-extra large sweatshirt MR. SAMBORSKI — one more E.D. recommendation MRS. SHAW — organizing a Spanish Club trip MRS. SWENSON — a quiz for every day of the week MRS. TRITSCHLER — reminiscing about her first year as: headmistress MR. TROCCHlO -'- pants that don’t attract chalk MRS. TROSTEL — cooking lasagna , MS* TSANG — one day to read Webster’s unabridged dictionary and write report on it MR. WHITE ^ a whale cassock . : MRS. WOOD— a “revised” library THE FRESHMEN — a chance to make the honor roll THE SOPHOMORES— eating potatoes JHE .JpN|ORS —r the Cjarrteen THE KITCHEN LADIES— gossipping THE MAINTENANCE GREW — an autorhatic broom to sweep the cafeteria THE OFFICE LADIES — more donuts from the Blue Moon Board

SUPERLATIVES

BIGGEST PREPPIE............. .................... .

THINKS SHE'S THE BIGGEST PREPPIE....

DONE THE MOST FOR BANCROFT...........

DONE BANCROFT FOR THE MOST ..........

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST NICKNAME........ ...... ...... ..............

MOST INTELLECTUAL..............................

THINKS SHE'S THE MOST INTELLECTUAL BLOOMIES’ WOMAN OF THE YEAR......

FRUIT-OF-THE-LOOM MAN OF THE YEAR BIGGEST COMEDIAN....................................

THINKS HE'S THE BIGGEST COMEDIAN....

BIGGEST FEMALE ATHLETE.......................

BIGGEST MALE ATHLETE........... ..............

BIGGEST LADIES’ MAN..................

THINKS HE’S THE BIGGEST LADIES' MAN ADDICTED TO TELEVISION...............

OUT TO LUNCH........................................

OUT TO MAC’S ........................................

FIRST TO MAKE A MILLION.....................

SOONEST TO TAKE-OFF .............

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BEST UN-DRESSED..............

QUIETEST..... ;.................... ................... n o is ie s t ................. .........

BEST DRESSED......

TRIES THE HARDEST.......................

MOST DANGEROUS..................... ......

MOST MOTHERLY.................

MOST MOTHERLY..............

BARBARA DINAN BECKY GROVES SUSIE HARDY ANTHY DONO MOIRA McGRAIN ''FISH” YVONNE GIL TAMARA PAYNE LIZ FREM DAVID SHARFMAN WAYNE REISS BILL SHARPE SANDY PETERSON ANN-LOUISE IANDOLI NON-EXISTENT TOM COPE RICHARD BERNSTEIN SARAH GROVES LYN CASTRIOTTA ROB LORING DAVID EPSTEIN KATHY O’HARA BRAD FERRIS BONNIE JOHNSON DWIGHT POLER SARI MaCKENZIE PATTI KNIGHT STEPHEN MAGNANTE BETSY CAMOUGI’S BETSY CAMOUGIS

A TRIP THROUGH TIME By the year 2007, much time has certainly passed since that graduation day on June 10, 1982, a once in a life time occasion. Little did anyone suspect that exactly 25 years to the day, another remarkable happening would present itself.

Some of the post graduates have gathered together to tour England and reminisce about the past, time they have spent doing their own thing. At exactly 8:23 A.M., the plane, the famous Concorde, on which the travelers are flying, goes into a time warp. David Epstein, the pilot, can’t seem to figure out what is happening. Meanwhile, passenger Liz Frem, a dentist, puts a piece of bubble gum in her mouth after 20 years of cold turkey, obviously due to the excessive nervousness concerning the present predicament. Dwight Poler, a politician, states “ it must be the Russians.” Wayne Reiss and Bill Sharpe, co-authors of a N.Y. Times best seller, MANNERS: The Proper Way to Act, start to crack jokes quite loudly in order to let off tension and camouflage their lack of control. Simultaneously, Patti Knight and Yvonne Gil, famous journalists, appear to remain completely cool and collected, on the outside; while Bonnie Johnson, a public speaker, eloquently attempts to calm hysterical Tamara Payne, who fears that her singing career might be finished if they are not saved.

Finally escaping the time warp our passengers, find themselves on an English Omnibus which is owned and driven by Susie Hardy. A recently hired expert engine mechanic, Steven Magnante, explains boastingly how he remodeled the engine to run on a magic energy saving fuel of his own creation.

Somewhere in the 5th dimension, illusionary, recurring scenes, which seem so real, appear. Acting as official tour guide, Moira McGrain takes advantage of the situation to show her traveling expertise and begins to describe the scenes as if they were extraordinary happenings of time. First is a scene in which Becky Groves, Sari MacKenzie and Kathy O’Hara sample, as always, their products; monagrammed M + M’s and personalized donuts, patterned by designer Sarah Groves. Next is a scene in which Anthy Dono buys food for her catering business from Ann Louise landoli, sole owner of one discount food warehouse. Betsy Camougis is seen chauffering her ten kids in a new double decker compact station wagon. Jon Herring displays his patented formula for instant muscle building and strength. The following image shows David Sharfman, Brad Ferris and Rob Loring arguing about the technicalities of their extravagently expensive Broadway play; as Lyn Castriotta and Richard Beinstein appear to be discussing the latest styles in their respective designer lines of chocolates, clothes, luggage, cosmetics, etc. As these images keep reappear­ ing time after time, the passengers get off the bus to experience the effects of the unusual atmosphere. They agree to meet at Big Ben, at 3:20 P.M. Then they would decide what road to take to get back to their present time.

As 3:20 P.M. approaches, the passengers begin to assemble at the clock. Meanwhile a universal sports convention takes place nearby. Passing by the convention on their way back, Liz and Moira see tennis ace Sandy Peterson, field hockey jock Barbara Dinan, jockey Shannon Miller and soccer star Tom Cope disputing over which sports profession is the best. As they continue to argue incessantly, all our passengers reunite at the clock.

At the exact moment in time when the clock strikes 3:20 P.M., all the travelers find themselves back on the Concorde, as if nothing had happened. The time is 9:05 A.M. and the passengers wait to be served breakfast. The fear and anxiety of their past experience has yielded to the excitement and hope for a happy future!

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Score 4-1 3-2 2-1 0-3 0-7 3-0 0-7 1-5 1-3 3-2 0-0 1-2 0-1 0-1

Opponent West Boylston Wachusett St. Johns David Prouty Valley View West Boylston Doherty Lawrence Valley View St. Johns Millbury Pomfret

5-8-1 FIELD HOCKEY Opponents Varsity West Boylston 4-0 Bromfield 0-0 Assabet 3-1 Brimmer May 3-0 Notre Dame 1-1 Tahanto 4-0 Lawrence 3-0 Pomfret 0-2 Lexington 0-0 Bromfield 1-1 Concord 1-1 Marian 0-0 Dana Hall 0-1 Newton 0-0 St. Marks 0-1 5-3-7

J.V. 3-0 2-0 5-0 0-0 3-0 2-0 1-0 2-0 1-1 0-1 2-0 0-0 1-0 9-1-3

BOYS BASKETBALL Opponents Varsity J.V. Whitinsville Christian 46-50 38-12 Blackstone Valley 30-50 Westbridge Academy 33-42 36-19 Pingree 46-45 39-19 Marian Hill 41-78 45-33 Lexington Christian 34-63 Marian Hill 38-46 25-17 Westbridge Academy 47-63 26-16 Whitinsville 39-43 26-35 Concord Academy 51-43 46-47 Beaver 58-72 46-52 Pingree 38-36 33-18 Lexington Christian Beaver Pomfret Departure Unknown Concord Academy

GIRLS BASKETBALL Opponent Varsity J.V. Tahanto 50-18 13-6 Bromfield 26-37 8-18 Lawrence 34-31 22-28 Dana Hall 51-32 8-14 Lexington Christian 34-52 Groton 37-34 1 1-17 Winsor 41-21 22-8 Concord 52-20 16-6 Pomfret 52-22 16-11 Notre Dame 38-11 Brimmer May 51-39 36-5 St. Marks 40-46 28-11 Brooks Newton Country Day Departure Beaver Unknown

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PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bambauer Mr. and Mrs. Irving Barrows Dr. and Mrs. H. Lee Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Martyn Bowden Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Eastwood Compliments of Dr. G. Epstein and Family Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Ferry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fisher Mrs. Jean Hawley Mr. and Mrs. James N. Heald Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heeder Brenda and Carl Hellstrom John and Francis Herron Dr. and Mrs. Leo Hochman Mrs. Frances Johnstone Mr. and Mrs. Richard Keevan Mr. and Mrs. John Kennison Mr. and Mrs. William Klein Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Koppetsch Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Kurland Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lindsay Dr. Nabil Malek Mr. and Mrs. Eric McCoy Dr. and Mrs. James McCann Mr. and Mrs. Franck Minasian Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Moller Mr. and Mrs. John M. O'Toole Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Pelletier Mrs. Nancy Poreda Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Louis Rucho Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Samborski The Scannel Family Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Wesby Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wetzel

SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. George Abodeely Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Beaton Mr. and Mrs. George F. Bernardin A.H. and Mrs. Blaise Berthiaume Mr. and Mrs. Francis Carlstrom Mr. and Mrs. Warner Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. David Lowell

Dr. and Mrs. Charles Luyrink Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Maloney Dr. and Mrs. Roger Mills Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nolan Compliments of Attorney and Mrs. Sbrogn Mr. and Mrs. Harris Shenker Mrs. Marcia Shuster

BENEFACTORS Dr. and Mrs. Edward Amaral Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Crocker Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Hovsepian Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Nowacki

WAIVED SPACE ADVERTISEMENTS Full Page landoli’s Super Market, Inc. Norton Company Hyde Mfg Company

Half Page Attorney and Mrs. William E. Bernstein Boston Beef Co, Inc. BrassSmith House Robert Cope Mr. and Mrs. Paris Fletcher Compliments of Plastican Inc.

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