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DEDICATION

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SUPERLATIVES

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ORGANIZATIONS

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STUDENT LIFE

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Though friends move on And times do change, We cling to where we've been, We remember fondly those who've shared our lives.

Time to time a stranger comes, With a warm heart and a special touch.

One who can be firm, Yet always with a purpose; To make us stronger, To make us better.

One such person touched us.

She was a freshman when we were freshmen.

We have grown with her, And because of her.

With special appreciation We dedicate the 1984 Blue Moon to . . .

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Right: Mrs. Marjorie Anderson, Financial Manager Mrs. Ethel Lally, Executive Secretary Mrs. Lois Enman, Business Secretary Mrs. Victoria Powers, Admissions/Reception Secretary

Above: Mrs. Barbara Groves, Director of Studies/College Placement Mr. Edgar Gauthier, Head of Upper School Mrs. Sharon Davis, Director of Development

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ENGLISH

Above: Ms. Elizabeth Tsang, Mr. Stephen White, Mr. Harvey Fenigsohn Left: Mrs. Alice Carr, Mr. David Asch Below: Mrs. Laurie Dings

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Above: Miss Kristine Johnson, Mr. Peter McKone Right: Mrs. Mary Trostel, Mr. Winslow Myers Below: Mrs. Barrie Coontz, Mrs. Karen Wilson, Mrs. Jaye Boardman

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Above: Mr. William Bixby, Mrs. Ellen Rasnick Left: Mr. Dennis Trocchio

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Right: Mr. Ronald Pompeo, Mrs. Jane Gerhardt, Mrs. Diane Knutson, Mr. Russell Enlow

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Mrs. Joan Carlson

Mr. Michael Oliphant

Mrs. Nancy Hayes

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Ms. Ruth Gauch

Mr. Gary Mathieu Mr. Edgar Gauthier

Mrs. Isabel Bayon

Ms. Jenny Utech

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E S S E N T I A L S

Rocco Novia, Ellie Seneca!, Helen Keaney, Rita Collins

Mrs. Natalie Ferris

Mr. Norman Boulais, Mr. Paul Bisson, Mr. Willis Gould, Mr. James O'Rourke

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Katherine Michelle Asturias THANK YOU MOM AND DAD. I LOVE YOU VERY MUCH.

special thanks to Liz, Jane, Josh, Alan, GG, Heidi, Wendy, Jessie, Kim C, Mikey, Robin, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. C Jon and Lauren

Remember: "Shut up Shelly!", tea parties with Liz and Cynthia, Spain . . . James and Joyce — "Buenoth Diath", psychoslashers, Cubas, Acapulco and Tq, CSN, ski trips, Eppy pssss, Toga party! field hockey, softball bus trips . . . "good love","Jambuee", Wendy you look the oldest"

"The egoist in the absolute sense is not the man who sacrifices others. He is the man who stands above the need of using others in any manner. He does not function through them. He is not concerned with them in any primary manner. Not in his aim, not in his motive, not in his thinking, not in his desires, not in the sources of his energy. He does not exist for any other man — and he asks no other man to exist for him. This is the only form of brotherhood and mutual respect possible between man."

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Nadie es alguien, un solo hombre inmortal es todas los hombres. Como Cornelio Agrippa, soy dios, soy heroe, soy fibo sofo, soy demonio y soy mundo, lo cual es una fatigos manera de decir que no soy.

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Seger. . . McD's . . . "Let's blow this clambake" . . . bus ride . . . Lenox . . . summer of '83 . . . Kim the corrupter . . . Ho "Wanna buy a duck?" . . . pizza? I love pizza! .

TOAYC . . . DILLIGAF . . . the five musketeers. . . Reeses . . .

Thanks Kim, Wendy, Sarah, and Lea for all the times I'm still trying to remember; and especially to Jeff. I love you guys.

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Robin Buckingham Thanks to: Amy, Liz, Jane, Mom, Dad, Class of '85, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Rasnick, bubba, Mrs. Hayes — Gubba, D.L. and Sport I love you too much Also: SHUT UP SHELLY!

MEMORY turn your face to the moonlight let your memory lead you open up, enter in if you find there the meaning of what happiness is then new life will begin — Cats —

Mem'ries light the corners of my mind misty water color mem'ries of the way we were.

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My life has been a tapestry of rich and royal hue An everlasting vision of the everchanging view A wonderous woven magic in bits of blue and gold A tapestry to feel and see, impossible to hold C.K.

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Elizabeth Ruth Commons Look around me I can see my life before me Running rings around the way it used to be ... and there's so much time to make it up everywhere you turn time we have wasted on the way so much water moving underneath the bridge let the water come and carry us away.

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Hello, hello, hello, hello, Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, and that is all there is and the leaves that are green turn to brown.

— Simon & Garfunkel — To know others is to be clever To know oneself is to be wise To conquer others takes force; To conquer oneself takes courage.

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Remember: J. Geils, our house, infatuations, Ss, fm, Bj, CSN . . . Mamma . . . Amos . . .

North Conway . . . Brothers . . . Mountain Climbing . .. Mash .. . You're not so hot . . .

24! alas alach . . . Look James water! how mystic... The Thorn Birds. . . Tu Madre . . .

Thanks: Amy,Jane, Michelle, Mrs. Carlson, Mrs. Pelletier, and to all my teachers and friends that made my years at Bancroft Great. Special Thanks: MOM, DAD, AUNT RUTH, JON, LAUREN. 22

JONATHAN HARRIS EPSTEIN Sometimes at night, I see their faces I feel the traces they left on my soul and those are the memories that make me a wealthy soul — Bob Seger I can feel no sense of measure no illusions as we take refuge in young man's pleasures breaking down the dreams we made — Yes

Truck'in, got my chips cashed in . . .

— Grateful Dead •. . It's time I was on my way; thanks to you I'm much obliged, for such a pleasant stay — Led Zeppelin

What do you want to do with your life? — T.S.

Thanks Mom, Dad, Jordan, Gramma, and Granpa for all your help, and for putting up with me these last four years I love you all

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all goes onward and outward, nothing collapses — W. Whitman a l'aurore que le sommeil vient — M. Duras

TIME MAY CHANGE ME .. .

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from all the offspring of the earth and heaven Love is the most precious — Sappho dad, mom, Jeff, becky, grandparents Fr. Mark, Peggy, Kathryn, Maryetta, the Mac's P.B., the Rasnick's, Mr. G., Jane, Liz, and the rest of my friends too numerous to mention

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Mrs. Tritschler, Mr. Gauthier, and the teachers who gave me the opportunity to expand the horizions of my education.

Mustang Madness — Handyism — Fast girls, faster cars And those crazy electric guitars

Midnite Maniac In the days of my youth, I was told What it means to be a man And now I've reached that age, I'll try To do all those things the best I can

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I watched the rivers change their size But never leave a stream of one permanance And every time I thought I got it made It seemed the taste was not so sweet ...

And the wonder of it all is that you just don't realize how much I love you . .. Jane — E.C. many thanks . .. Jeff Al, Seth Josh, Chris T.C., K.C., T.G. Mr. Mckone Mr. Denny Mrs. T. Mom ± Dad Rich Judy, Urk

I'm here to tell you now, each and every mother's son, you better learn it fast, you better learn it young because someday never comes — CCR

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Her early leaf's a flower; But only so an hour.

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What happened to you, man you used to be so free — Donovan; To look at the sea the day someone is crossing is to accept the finality of the defined line. For the senses bound our feeling world: there is an abrupt break where their power stops — when the door closes, the train disappears around the curve, the plane's droning becomes inaudible, the ship enters the mist or drops over the line of sea The heart may think it knows better: the senses know that absence blots people out. We have no really absent friends. — Elizabeth Bowen; Life is a thing of beauty and a joy forever . .. Do you think he meant human life? — Samuel Beckett; Who's going to be the one/To say it was no good what we done?/I dare a man to say I'm too young/I'm going to try for the sun — Donovan; We are what we pretend to be — Kurt Vonnegut

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If I leave here tomorrow would you still remember me — Lynard Skynard —

ALAN I can't drive, 55mph — Sammy Hagar —

SCOTT If the music's too Loud You know you're getting old — Frank Zappa —

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I really have enjoyed my stay, but I must be moving on — Supertramp —

I can go east, I can go west It's all up to me to decide — Bob Seger —

For all those great memories most of which I barely remember, I say, "THIS BUD'S FOR YOU" Chris, Peter, TED, Honus, Jack and Wimpy

A friend is someone who understands your past, believes in your future, and accepts you as you are today.

very special thanks to the two people who never gave up on me — MOM and DAD

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Time it was, and what a time it was . . . The Little Dutch Girl, SPRINGROE J.B. McENSTEEN, Tab, Oct. 22 '83, The Gems, Our House -I- CSNY, welcome to Jambuee, The Dead -I- my Grateful Dead buddies, This year we're going to study — yea right! Parties (too numerous to mention)Shut up Shelly, The Cape/Martha — ILY Copper-Kettle Candies, Cara (ILY), Trivia?!, the rock/Rat Patrol, Toots for Toots, Reese's Sundae, Road Trip, Springsteen Tour 84/85, Switzerland, I Love You: Liz, Amy, Shelly, Robin, Tripper, Jeff, Josh, Seth and esp.

Mom -I- Dad, Grammy, Lone, John, Lance, and you too — Becca-head! Class '85 — I LOVE YA!!!

So lets sink another drink It'll give me time to think If I had the chance — I'd ask the world to dance And I'd be dancing with myself — Billy Idol

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A special thank-you for all your understanding and support — I love you Will.

To all those who never gave up on me; I believe in the love that you gave me, I believe in the hope that can save me, I believe in the faith and I pray .. .

— Bruce Springsteen

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Kimberley Donna Michelson To accomplish great things we must not only act but also dream, not only plan but also believe, and believing is the magic that can make a dream come true.

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The door's open but the ride ain't free. . .

Love ya buddie, It's hard, Rat Patrol, Does it ____? milk and aspirins, The musketeers, Holden Caulfield, waterskiing, concerts, parties, Sports — Bruins, Never let that lonely monster take control of you. go ahead make my day, Bud 36, DILLI— Prince — GAF, obviously, Who's taken care of who? I can't remember that. . . I know I have to go away. J.W.L.S. Love ya . ..

Everyone who asks will receive, and he who seeks will find, and the door will be opened to him who knocks.

— Matthew 7:6

Now I've been smiling lately thinking about the good things to come.

— Cat Stevens ... And this is for the people who like to go down slow . .. The Doors A very special thank you to my entire family

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I won't quit 'till I'm a star — George Benson I Gotta get out before I start to scream, But someone's locked the door and took the key — Traffic While you see a chance, take it — Steve Winwood

Well Thank You: Scott G, Tom K, Phil, Pete, Jeff George, Ep, Matt, Kimmy, Wendy, Ann Lear C, and Kyra And Thanx to the rest of the Class of '85 And special thanks to: Mom and Dad

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I just did it, and I'm ready to do it again! (it's good to be the king) Mel Brooks

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L'aura che tu respiri, al fin respiro — Gluck —

We're painted in a rainbow of all humanity, And you're a special color that means so much to me.

— psw — I LOVE YOU Kendall, Chris, Demian Kevin, Geralyn, Elena Tony, (Rev.) John, and all the YRUV/YAC

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I've got to be where my spirit can run free ...

Got to find my corner of the sky.

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WENDY RASNICK

I'm not so sure what I'm going for, but I'm gonna go for it for sure!

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BUD, CONCERT, CAPE, FRIENDS, PARTIES TRAVEL, JESSICA, SPORTS, CANTEEN, MEN, AND OF COURSE IT DOES!

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"Everyone of us has in him a continent of undiscovered character. Blessed is he who acts the Columbus to his own soul."

The people who made my years at Bancroft so memorable are too numerous to mention, so I will just say, "Thanks"

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, If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put \I the foundations under them.

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\\ with thanks to my patient friends Linda, Becca, my friend Jen, the class of '85! Sandy (and the Bathroom Bunch) Mom, Dad, Mr. McKone, Monsieurs G and M, \ WM, EJT, AC, Mrs. C, Jessica, Laura, and even my brother David.

and now — LET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL!

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Sailing Takes me away To where I've always heard it could be Just a dream and the wind to carry me And soon I will be free C. Cross

The simple things you see are all complicated I look pretty young but I'm just back dated.

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a special thanks to mom, dad, Barbara, Christopher, and Jessie I love you all

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GEORGE T. WARREN JR.

STEPPING FORWARD

SPECIAL THANKS TO MOM & DAD

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if it thrills ya, its got soul if it thrills ya — Count Basie

for a couple of bucks ya get a weird hair cut and waste your life away i've seen it all, from the bottom to the top, everywhere i go the kids wanna rock

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SUPERLATIVES BEST HOME PERM BEST DRESSED

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French Club

— Pres. Sarah Camougis

Spanish Club

— Pres. Michelle Asturias

Science Club

— Pres. Iffy Nasrullah

Anti-Nuclear Club — Pres. Niels Tangherlini

Artists' Union — Pres. Sandy Steen

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Bancroft Reporter

— Editor, Peter Janhunen

Students Against Driving Drunk — Pres. Jane Luyrink

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Moderator — Alan Lavine Secretary — Will Hight

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OUTING CLUB President — Kirsten Ellia

DEBATE CLUB President — Peter Janhunen

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BLUE MOON BOARD Managing Editor

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Business Mgr.

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Photo Editor Sales Mgr Copy Editor Sports Editor Underclass Editor

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Jane Luyrink Pam Johnstone Kim Connolly Robin Buckingham Liz Commons

HIGHLIGHTS

The Canteen showed large profits with their new idea of bagel day.

The Spanish club lost to the French club in the volleyball competition.

The Social Committee and Spirit Club sponsored the first Homecoming and Winter Carnival.

The Bancroft Reporter issued several good papers.

The Powder and Wig Society presented a repeat performance of the musical "Guys and Dolls."

The Executive Committee aroused school spirit through class competitions S.A.D.D. hosted an evening assembly for both parents and students.

The Blue Moon Board worked long, tiring hours to create the book you are now reading.

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Powder and Wig Society President: Will Hight Vice-Presidents: Jane Luyrink, Pam Johnstone Treasurer: Seth Wixted

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This fall the second annual Bancroft Boat Club Ball was held at school.

Much effort in organizing and decorating for the gala event was put forth by faculty, parents, and students alike. The festivities began with a tailgate picnic, then moved indoors for a dance which culminated with the infamous mop dance, monopolized by senior Sarah Camougis. The evening, coordinated

by Isa Bayon and Commodore Aleksiewicz, was a huge success once again. Halloween proved to be another successful event this year. The traditional senior satire on the faculty was wonderfully biting. This holiday also marked the beginning of the year's class competitions.

Events such as pumpkin carving, donut eating, and apple bobbing were held. Although the junior class was the overall winner, the evident school spirit and colorful costumes made a winner of everyone.

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This year for the first time, the Social Committee and Spirit Club sponsored a Homecoming Dance.

The evening found both soccer and hockey teams victorious on the playing fields and saw Bancroft's first Homecoming Queen crowned. Senior Jessie Boardman was crowned queen over a court comprised of Kristen Eastwood, Kerry Barrows and Heather Crone.

In November, Bancroft hosted the Holiday Marketplace. With booths from all over New England, the Marketplace was a great success. The annual Lasagna Dinner was held on December 13 and as always was enjoyed by all. However the support by students and faculty and parents was the real achievement. Then, over the weekend of November 9, the Foreign Language Dept. sponsored an excursion to Quebec City, Quebec. The group of faculty, friends, and students, toured the entire city and had a wonderful time.

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As 1984 was the year of the national election, Ban- Transformed into a class competition, each grade croft decided to hold its own presidential cam- attempts to bring in the most ounces of food per paign. Three students, Seth Wixted, Amy Groves, student. Although the seniors won by a large marand Pete Janhunen, represented three political gin, the competition is overshadowed by the knowlviews: liberal, moderate, and conservative respec- edge that the senior citizens' party was made more tively. While all three candidates worked hard and successful by the Bancroft community. Christmas defended their platforms, only one could win. On was made special once again by the efforts of the the morning of November 6, 1984 the Bancroft students. Along with the traditional gifts to the faccommunity elected Amy Groves and her eighth ulty by the senior Santa Claus & Co, all classes grade running mate, Lisa Heald, president and vice participated in a decorating contest. Each grade was assigned a section of the school to decorate. president. year Bancroft School truly displayed the spirit This As part of pre-Christmas festivities, Bancroft annually participates in a community canned food drive. of the holiday.

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A week of games such as a sled pull, snow football, and even a snow sculpture contest became an addition to the class competitions. Although the juniors were the overall winners, the seniors came from behind with an amazing display of artistry to win the sculpture competition with a beautifully-crafted snow dragon. The week of events ended with a Winter Carnival dance. Senior Jeff Ward was voted King with Rob Gray, David Little, and Aaron Davis members of the court.

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Valentine's Day saw Seth Wixted and Pam Johnstone elected Devil and Angel of the day. Two new teachers, David "Duane" Asch and Nancy Hayes were named Mr. and Mrs. Valentine. On March 8 & 9, the Powder and Wig Society presented a repeat performance of Damon Runyon's musical, "Guys and Dolls". Directed by Barrie Coontz, this show was a great success. In the lead role were seniors Will Hight as Nathan Detroit, Pam Johnstone as Adelaide, Josh Alemany as Sky Masterson and Tina Payne as Sarah Brown.

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As has been the norm in the past few years, 1985 saw Bancroft dominate once again in all sports.

With a record of 12-2-2, the Varsity soccer team claimed the Eastern League Title for the second year in a row. The only regular season loss went to league rival Lexington Christian Academy. Seeded fourth in the District standings, the Shoreliners went up against a tough Sutton team and lost 2-0.

However, in the wake of this disappointing loss, the Eastern League All-Star Team was announced.

Bancroft had placed an unprecedented six players on the starting team of eleven; seniors Al Lavine, Pete Janhunen, and Jeff Ward, with juniors Thad Coontz, Bill Bjork, and Rob Gray. The lady Shoreliners had a no less impressive season. With their found itself in the District games. After defeating its first round opponent, Bancroft was eliminated in the quarter finals. Elected to their AllStar team were Liz Commons, Amy Groves and Robin Buckingham. Amy Groves also boasted an amazing season total of 10 shut-outs in goal. With the season still going strong, it is difficult to determine the final rank of either Basketball team. Two achievements already assured by both teams are, the Eastern League Banner, and both Amy Groves and Pete Janhunen have broken the school career high scoring records.

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For the first time ever, this year Bancroft created a wrestling team. Due in part to strong interest generated by senior, Iffie Nasrullah, the new team began working toward its eight-match season under the tutelage of coach Carl Benander. A young and inexperienced team, Bancroft held its own against much stronger teams such as Gardner. Although more support is needed for next year, this new addition to Bancroft athletics can look forward to many successful seasons.

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Thank you for being a friend Traveled down the road and back again Your heart is true you're a pal and a confidant I'm not ashamed to say I hope it will always stay this way . ..

I'll say your name then once again, Thank you for being a friend, Mrs. Carlson.

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Will (swill), Josh (bignose!), Jane, (The Gems), Jennifer, Seth, Thad (s.d.), and the cape crew Eric, Frac, and Friel, "party Caps!!, & the H.P.D. "Standing in the middle of nowhere wondering how to begin, lost between tomorrow and yesterday between now and then, now we're back where we started here we go round again" The Kinks Thanks, Jeff

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Special Thanks, Mom, Dad, and Michael Love always, Wendy

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WAIVED SPACE FULL PAGE Mr. and Mrs. Baldarelli HALF PAGE BrassSmith House Compliments of a Friend Boardman Builders Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ferris Dr. and Mrs., and Lori, John, Amy Luyrink QUARTER PAGE Mr. and Mrs. Loren Ghiglione The William Paul House Foggy's Eating and Drinking Place Mr. and Mrs. John Kennison Mr. and Mrs. Richard Boardman Mr. and Mrs. George Camougis Special thanks to those advertisers who waived their spaces to lower our printing costs.

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PATRONS Sharon and Heather Abbott Buddy Adler Leah Albrecht Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aleksiewicz Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bambauer Michael and Eileen Birch Anonymous Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Maximiliaan Brenninkmeyer Mr. and Mrs. John Brightly Best Wishes Mr. and Mrs. Edward Camp Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carlson Mrs. Francis Carlstrom Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Casey Peter and Cova Castaldi Mr. and Mrs. Keith Chenot A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Conboy Mrs. Barrie Coontz Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick G. Crocker Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. Cutts Paul and Sharon Davis Naureen and Richard DeFonzo Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel DelRossi Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dings Mr. and Mrs. John Driscoll Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dyman The Eastwood Family Mr. and Mrs. David Finkel Congratulations from a friend Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gage Miss Gauch Best Wishes, Mr. and Mrs. Geraway Mr. and Mrs. Michael Grady, Peter, and Matthew Congratulations, Nancy Hayes Mr. and Mrs. John Heald Mr. and Mrs. Hendricken The Hill Family Dr. Ishak

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SPONSORS Mr. and Mrs. George Abodeely Jr. Richard and Christine Angoff Dr. and Mrs. Fredrick Bayon Atty. and Mrs. Blaise P. Berthiaume Kevin and Ellar Clements Yvonne and Gary Cohen Paul and Nancy D'Amore Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Foster Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Hart The Hench Family John and Rayna Keenan 33 Fox Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kaplan, Matthew, and Andrew Dr. Marshall Katzen and Family Barbara and Paul Keating The Puccio Family Mr. and Mrs. Bernard P. Schultz, Eugene & Marc Mr. and Mrs. David Swanson Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Veneziano & Family Michael and Maureen Venincasa BENEFACTORS Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Beaton Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark Mr. and Mrs. Warner Fletcher Dr. Robert Goss Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gray Dr. and Mrs. Halpin Mr. and Mrs. Calvin B. Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Hovsepian The Howe Family Mr. and Mrs. Robert LaMarche Dr. and Mrs. Baltij Insira Maini Atty. and Mrs. Ralph F. Sbrogna Greetings from Frank N. Stein & Friends Naren and Linnette Sodha Mr. and Mrs. Christos Stolakis Mr. and Mrs. John Stowe and Family

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