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Student Life

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Junior — Senior Prom 1985 Saturday, May 25 Seven to Twelve P.M. School Gym Music by the Law Band Tracey D'Amore and Jocelyn Kozlowski (Chairpersons)

Halloween The stands in the new gym were filled. Parents took pictures as the lower and middle school children paraded around, dressed as anything from a table with a checkered cloth and flowers to the typical ghosts and witches. Mixed in with the parents in the stands were many garbagebag raisins and their box. These "raisins" made up the Sophomore class. The Juniors were dressed as painters. The Freshmen sat together in circles between the gyms, holding flowers and listening to Simon and Garfunckle. The Seniors and teachers watched everything from the exercise room, getting ready for their skits. The Seniors' customary skit was a

little different this year. Three students were against three teachers in a game show, assisted by three beautiful card holders and a very debonaire host. The teachers' skit was a portrayal of several student stereotypes. Mr. Bixby, as Snow White, had to cope with a class of Gabby, Tardy, and Chewy as students. The morning assembly was not the end. During lunch class competitions of doughnut eating and apple bobbing were held. And at the end of the day, the Kindergarteners judged the pumpkins decorated by the Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors.

The Cafeteria

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Noise,segregation, physical violence, selfishness... these are characteristics that have nothing at all to do with the Bancroft School cafeteria. Every morning students congregate in the lunchroom for friendly greetings and conversations. Some students spend time there in the morning to finish the last two chemistry problems in chapter twelve. As lunchtime approaches and the lower school students push in their chairs and line up at the door, the mingled mass of upper school students is set loose towards the food counter. A few sit down and talk with friends while others wait in line for ten minutes laughing and talking quietly with peers and teachers. As the food line diminishes and more chairs are occupied one might expect lots of noise. But he who expects is deceived. There is no need for voices to be raised. Once in a while the charming sound of soup bowl being beaten with a spoon is heard. Then there is silence and a student stands up to make an announcement about the French Club volleyball game or the intramural floor hockey games that are usually played after lunch. The cafeteria rush thins out about thirty minutes into the period. But some tables never become vacant (not until the next period). Some groups of friends stay seated and talk until the next class begins. After lunch the cafeteria always seems busy. The janitors sweep the floor and straighten the chairs while the last two periods are in progress. Then during "free period", or "eighth period" the room is once again filled by students eager to get home. Their book bags are strewn across tables and lie uninterrupted until four,five, or six o'clock when a parent arrives with the ride home.

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Co-captains of the ski team?

There he goes ...

You forgot a spot!

It's not that funny, Todd.

Are they me, or what?

Come on — let's go flying!

You want how many donuts??

Is that your ball? I'm not getting it!

hmmm ... not quite up to quality standards ...

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We can't eat unless our buns are warm!

Wow! Check out that one!!

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And then you take the sine of that, ... or is it the cosine?

Come on, don't chew on my sleeve! 14

Does anyone know what I just drank?

I'm in training for the C.I.A.

Does it get any better when you're a senior?

Who, us?? 15

If it's Tuesday this must be Bancroft.

Academics

We leave Mrs. Groves 33 less headaches ... We leave Kris Johnson free room and board ... We leave Mrs. Durant all the pencils missing from the box on her desk.

We leave Mr. Moses ... chicken-pox!

We leave Mrs. Carlson an order of frogs' legs

We leave Mr. Trocchio "well, he's late, so we'll leave without him"

We leave Mrs. Knutson Mr. White's black neglige

We leave Mrs. Dings knowing a secret

We leave Mr. Barrow the Father-of-the-Year award We leave Mrs. Brown the Boston Marathon ... We leave Miss Gouch a get-out-of-jail-free card ... We leave Senora Bayon-Julio!

We leave Mr. Asch a late computer assignment

We leave Mrs. Powers ... ten minutes of peace. We leave Mrs. Casey ... valium for students. We leave Mr. Myers ... a completed synopsis sheet. We leave Mr. A. ... at the drawing board.

We leave Mrs. Trostel ... a new art building. We leave Mrs.Tsang...tissues for the buffalo poem. We leave Mr.Fixx... lawn green socks and sweater.

His Dickinson, Dante, and omnipresent puns Interrupted by certain student's Monty Python anecdotes And spontaneous vocal acrobatics His demeanor one of quiet psychoanalytic penetration Mr. White is an unusual combination Of Clint Eastwood and Sigmund Freud "Projectism!" — His favorite psychological weapon — or defense mechanism? Although a few claim he is too susceptible to dogma, In Mr. White's classes Untold wisdom is imparted Upon those able to read Between the lines For how else could his students possibly know The one word you can't say in prison? 22

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Atists' Ul4i0K The Artist's Union has been highly successful in selling art works to the Bancroft Family. The "Artist's Union 1986 Calendar" and the silk-screened shirts were two examples of the contribution this club has made to Bancroft. Back Row: Kirsten Carlstrom, Moira Birch, Jodi Prachniak, Meg Dings, Susie Clump, David Rogol, Ylva-Lee Linnell, Andrew Richardson Front Row: Martina Todd, Sandy Steen (president), Danielle Rogol Absent: Carrie Wyatt, Nicole Adler

Eboct Ditio-e, The Blood Drive organizes a drive for blood with the Red Cross during the year.

Jill Foster, Kristen Eastwood, Regina Poreda (president), Rob Gray, Becca Condon, Laura Maloney, Courtney Nowacki, Jocelyn Kozlowski, Linda Woods, Mrs. Casey Absent: Thad Coontz, Tim Gray, Neils Tangherlini, Marc Lamoureux

aatteal The Canteen not only raises funds for the Senior Class but is also essential to starving students.

Lisa Conboy, Dawn Yules, Michael Dalbec, Sarah Toppin, Tracey D'Amore (president), Jocelyn Kozlowski Absent: Erin Ellia 6.:

Debate. aro The Debate Club represents Bancroft in many interscholastic meets, and fosters the competitive drive in students. Back Row: Chris Gage Middle Row: Santiago Gill, Mike Taub (president) Front Row: Todd Rosenfield, Mr. Fenigsohn, David Fenigsohn, Rebeca Dono Absent: Michael Stillman, Geralyn Ponzio

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ab The Diplomacy Club fills the unique position of training future Bancroft Foreign Servicemen, with the opportunity to practice diplomatic skills in a real-life scenario.

Back Row: Bill Bjork, Peter Durant, Jeff Stark Middle Row: Carrie Wyatt, Jody Prachniak, Erin Ellia Front Row: Philip Malek,(president), Mike Taub, Mr. Bixby

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Back Row:Rob Gray(president)Fourth Row:Jed Hellstrom, Marc Lamoureux,Myles Moberly,Chris Gray,Lauren Eastwood, Drew Mills, Mark Skiles, Ayshe Bonnice Third Row: Kristen Pelletier, Jennifer Rider, Lisa Heilpern, Nicole Adler, Meg Dings, Kristen Lamoureux, Audrey Lingley, Second Row: Carrie Wyatt, Kate O'Shea, Jen Kruzcek, Jessica Blatt, Anne Hoell, Tim Gray, Front Row: Jane Kennison, Justin Fletcher, Christine Desjardin Absent: Justin Puccio, Yancy Hendricken, Amy Gabrielian, Davis Rogol, Jen Keating

fv[taisia Intarsia prints the best of student literary and art work in a student-run biennial publication. Chris Lindsey, Mike Taub, David Fenigsohn, Kyra Kasperson, Geralyn Ponzio (president), Mrs. Tsang Absent: Jen Fusco, Maria Rosiello, Phil Malek, Alyson Chapel

Music Club presents the highly acclimated Bancroft talent show as well as musical productions during the year. Back Row: Carrie Wyatt Middle Row: Jane Kennison, Maria Rosiello, Hillary Washburn Front Row: Abbi Baldarelli, (president)

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Dawn Yules,Erin Ellia,David Asch,(Teacher Advisor),Peter Durant(Pres.), Matt Ozgoren, Matt Green, Norman Stillman,Doug DeFonzo, Khurston Ellia, Chris Williams,Shawn Samuelson,Sean Ellin, Betsy Miller, John O'Toole,Jase Morelowicz, Dan Finnegan,Eric Meystre, Tom Davis,Stephen Gabrielian, Derek Johnston. Missing from picture, Chris Veneziano, Chris Sharpe, Marc Jameson,Lauren Eastwood, Martina Todd, and Marc Starzyk.

Rom. aowtmittee. Back row: Tracey D'Amore, Linda Woods, Christine Desjardin, Mark Lamoureux, Billy Bjork. Front row: Courtney Nowacki, Becca Condon, Anne Hoe11, Lauren Eastwood, Jocelyn Kozlowski.

Paecta 8 AJ Sock. Front to Back: Linda Woods,Phil Malek, Jill Foster,Becca Condon,Bill Bjork,Thad Coontz, Kristen Eastwood,Rob Gray,Dan Finnegan, Khurston Ellia, Cory Thomson, Kirsten Carlstrom, Ylva Linnell, Moira Birch, Maria Rosiello, Mark Frieden, Greg MacGilpin, Tim Starzyk, C.C. Linnel, Jenn Keating, Kirsten Esposito, Carrie Wyatt, Jen Rider, Betsy Miller, Jim Pelletier, David Sigel, Jase Morelowicz, Craig Zottoli, Chris Gray, Melissa Hench, Tim Gray, Shelly Chase, Anne Hoe11, Amy Grabrielian, Laura Maloney, Doug Goff, Michael Rasnick,Courtney Nowacki,Mark Skiles,Phil Robinson,Dawn Yules,Erin Ellia, Kura Kasperson,Jen Kruczek,Kate O'Shea,Greg Milard, Kyle Rice, Aaron Davis, Ayshe Bonnice, Whit Whitney, Justin Puccio, Kristen Desilets, Kristen Lamoureux, Audrey Lingley, Scott Lamura, Mike Carlson, Chris Maloney, Alex Freudenheim.

Dowo Food. President — Jill Foster Vice President — Becca Condon Treasurer — Thad Coontz Lights — Phil Malek Props — Kristen Eastwood Publicity — Linda Woods Heads of Scenery — Rob Gray, Bill Bjork

StudeRts }. aivet Ditio-ivtg DuIle S.A.D.D. is a society committed to saving lives lost to drunk drivers.

Back Row:Jennifer Keating, Brian Clements, Andrea Rourke, Khurston Ella, Lauren Eastwood, Todd Wahlstrom, Mrs. Carlson, Lisa Heilpern, Nicole Adler, Kirk Kringel, Cory Thompson, Ann Hoe11, Abbi Baldarelli. Middle Row: Laura Maloney, Doug Goff, Melissa Hench,Kirsten Esposito, Amy Goss, Amy Gabrielian, Michelle Chase,Kevin Connolly,Christine Desjardin,Amy Moore,Tim Gray,Becky Weiner, Stephanie Gazourian. Front Row:Becca Condon, Kristen Eastwood (co-presidents) Absent: Thad Coontz, Sarah Toppin, Lisa Conboy, Martina Todd, Linda Clark, Kerry Barrows, Beth Williams, Niels Tangherlini, Chris DelRossi, Christy Turner, Cecilia Linnell.

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Back Row:Carrie Wyatt, Andrew Richardson,Ed Nelson Front Row:Mr. Moses,Sandy Steen,Jodi Prachniak (president), Moira Birch, Suzy Klump. Absent: Leigh Ann Clayton, Mark Starzyk

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The Social and Spirit Clubs expose the pride Bancroft feels in its clubs and teams with pep rallies and dances. Back Row:Becca Condon (president), Mr. Pompeo, Kirsten Carlstrom, Ylva Linnell, Brian Clements, Melissa Hench, Amy Gabrielian, Michelle Chase, Juliann Hench, Amy Lefebvre, Laura Swanson, Cecilia Linnell, Chris Maloney, Amy Goss. Front Row:Linda Woods, Courtney Nowacki, Laura Maloney, Doug Goff.

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Kirsten Carlstrom,Khurston Ellia (president),Liz Pierie, Michelle Chase,Ylva Linnell, Chris Maloney, Mike Rasnick, Aaron Davis,Cecilia Linnell, Greg Millard, Brian Clements, Alex Gadbois, Melissa Hench, Doug Goff, Tim Gray, Laura Maloney, Lisa Conboy, Dawn Yules, Marie O'Toole, Amy Goss, Maria Rosiello, Cory Thompson, Sheena Sharma, Moira Birch, Jodi Prachniak, Ms. Utech. Absent: Linda Clark, Christy Turner, Suzy Klump, Kirsten Esposito, Andrew Richardson.

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Back Row: Todd Rosenfield, Mark Skiles, Chris Gray, Rob Gray (president). Front Row: Lisa Conboy, Linda Woods, Cecilia Linnell, Mike Rasnick, Tim Gray, Kevin Connolly.

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Back Row: Mr. Fenigsohn. Middle Row:Jim Pelletier, Mike Carlson, Tim Gray, Andrea Rourke. Front Row: Niels Tangherlini. Absent: Dave Rogol (Editor), Whit Whitney, Andrew Whitney.

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Khurston Ellia, Greg MacGilpin, Tom Davis, Amy Gabrielian, Peter Durant, Jocelyn Kozlowski, Doug Goff. Absent: Michael Stillman

Socia, CoKwLvls CowtK•rtte.e.

Back Row: Bill Bjork, Ms. Brown. Front Row: Kristen Lamoureux, Audrey Lingley, Kirsten Esposito, Jane Kennison, Moira Birch, Carrie Wyatt. Absent: Sarah Toppin, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Groves, Mrs. Gray.

ead000le Stably Linda Woods, Bill Bjork, Kristen Eastwood, Jill Foster, Regina Poreda, Matt McNitt, Rebeca Dono, Todd Wahlstrom, Tim Gray, Melissa Hench, Martina Todd, Ylva-Lee Linnell, Tom Davis, Kirsten Carlstrom, Jennifer Keating, Nicole Adler, Mike Rasnick Absent: Lisa Conboy, Sarah Toppin, Linda Clark, Sandy Steen, Moira Birch, Chris DelRossi, Katie Bride, Juliann Hench, Laura Swanson

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Linda Woods ... Photo Editor Regina Poreda ... Underclass Editor Bill Bjork ... Business Manager Jill Foster ... Sales Manager Todd Wahlstrom ... Head Photographer Kristen Eastwood ... Editor Rebeca Dono ... Literary Editor Sarah Toppin ... Sports Editor

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SPORTS LIFE

clockwise — Aaron Davis, David Sigel, Beth Williams, Andrew Whitney, Chris Maloney, and Cecelia Linnell at pre-season. below: Randall Dutton

top: Greg Millard, Eric Gundersen, Tim Gray, Chris Williams. middle:(l.-r.) Laura Maloney, Christine Desjardin, Becca Condon, and Anne Hoe11. bottom:Tim Gray, Bill Bjork, and Greg Millard.

Coach Pompeo and Tim Gray's knee

Andrea Rourke in a classic flick-off pose.

above: Thad Coontz right: Laura Maloney, Linda Clark, Beth Williams, and Jen Keating.

VARSITY SOCCER

Players (1.-r.): front row: Greg Millard, Chris Williams, Randall Dutton, Bill Bjork (tri-captain), Thad Coontz (tri-captain), Rob Gray (tri-captain), Eric Gundersen, Tim Gray, Chris Gray. back row: Peter Durant, Jim Pelletier, Brendan O'Rourke, Chris Sharpe, Aaron Davis, Drew Mills, Marc Lamoureaux, Coach Pompeo.

Record: 16-4-1 Scores: Douglas Pingree Tahanto Millbury Cambridge Whitinsville Lexington Marianhill Alumni Westbridge Lexington Whitinsville Concord Marianhill St. Mary's Beaver Tahanto Chapel Hill Tournaments: Oxford Auburn Bromfield

3-1 2-1 11-0 2-1 8-0 7-0 1-2 6-1 4-3 4-1 0-2 8-0 1-1 7-4 4-0 0-2 5-0 6-0 2-0 3-2 1-3

Under the superb coaching of Ron Pompeo the 1985 boys' varsity soccer team had another fantastic season. Guided by senior tri-captains Bill Bjork,Thad Coontz,and Rob Gray this year's young team passed its way to a 13-2 season and a third consecutive berth in the district E play-offs. The team advanced to the finals of the tournament with an early round 2-0 victory over Oxford and a chilling 3-2 overtime victory over nemesis Auburn. In the semi-finals a heart wrenching 3-1 loss to five times champions, Bromfield only slightly detracted from the best accomplishments of a varsity soccer team in Bancroft history.

Junior Varsity Soccer Record: 7-5-1 Scores: Pingree Valley View Millbury St. John's Whitinsville Lexington Cambridge Lexington Whitinsville Concord Valley View St. John's Chapel Hill

1-1 0-1 1-3 1-3 3-1 1-4 3-1 3-1 5-0 3-0 3-1 0-4 4-0

Players (1.-r.): back row: Coach Tong, Craig Zottoli, Erin Ellia, Marc Starzyk, Sean Ellia, Chris Davis, Myles Moberly, Chris Delrossi, Matt Ozgoren, Alex Gadbois, Chris Maloney, Eric Meystre. front row: Chris Veneziano, Justin Fletcher, Tom Halpin, Justin Puccio, Andrew Whitney, Yancy Hendriken, Jeremy Sussman, Tim Starzyk.

VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY

Players (1. to r.): first row: Laura Maloney, Cecelia Linnell (co-captain), Andrea Rourke (co-captain), Amy Goss. back row: Susie Klump, Christine Desjardin, Martina Todd,Linda Clark, Carrie Wyatt,Lisa Heald, Margaret Dings, Amy Moore,Jennifer Keating,Beth Williams. Coach Knutson.

Although this year's field hockey season was not as spectacular as last year's, just as much effort was put in by the mostly underclass team. Losing most of its varsity players to college, the women's field hockey team remained strong and tough. The team made it to the AISGA tournament, winning the first two games, but was defeated in a sudden-death flick off. All of the players should be congratulated for their excellent teamwork and determination during this "growing year".

Record: 2-5-8 Scores: West Boylston Lexington Christian Academy Assabet Lawrence Beaver Bromfield Lexington Christian Academy Brimmer Concord Academy Cushing Dana Hall Assabet Bromfield Tahanto North

1-1 0-2 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-2 1-2 0-1 2-1 3-0

Junior Varsity Field Hockey Record: 5-5-2 Scores: W. Boylston Lexington Christian Academy Lawrence Beaver Bromfield Lexington Christian Academy Brimmer Concord Cushing Dana Hall Bromfield Tahanto

2-0 0-0 0-0 2-0 0-0 2-0 1-0 0-0 1-0 0-2 0-2 0-0

Players (1.-r.): back row: Kim Shute, Missy Rice, Jen Kruezek, Christy Turner, Kristen Pelletier, Ylva Linnell (captain), Becca Condon, Coach Gerhardt. Front row: Becky Weiner, Patty Lojko, Jill Bennett, Rachel Dimon, Amy Lefebvre.

Cross Country

1-r, top: Andrew Richardson, James Hill, David Stewart, Todd Rosenfield, Chris Gage, David Ponzio, Matt Green, Doug DeFonzo, Greg MacGilpin, Jeff Stark, Tom Davis, Santiago Gill, Mark Frieden, Coach Bixby, bottom: Kim Linnell, David Fenigsohn, Steven Gabrielian, Pento Senha, Jay LaPorte, Sarah Lorge, Nicholas Korgankor, Bill Davis, Jessica Macomber, Doug Hill, Ben Brenninkmeyer.

Wrestling

1-r,top: John O'Toole, Matt Greene, Mark Frieden,Santiago Gill, bottom:Todd Rosenfield,David Ponzio,Doug DeFonzo.

players: (rear): Greg MacGilpin, Chris DelRossi, Chris Sharpe, Tim Starzyk (front): Tom Halpin, Justin Fletcher

BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL

BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL

Captain: Thad Coontz

players: (rear): Peter Durant, Jim Pelletier, Mike Carlson, Aaron Davis, Mark Lamoureux (front): Doug Goff, Thad Coontz, Kyle Rice, Brian Clements

players: (rear): Susie Klump, Lauren Eastwood, Coach Knutson, Cecilia Linnell, Andrea Rourke (front): Liz Pierie, Kirsten Esposito, Juliann Hench Captain: Lauren Eastwood

GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL

GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL

players: (rear): Lauren Eastwood, Khurston Ellia, Kristen Eastwood, Courtney Nowacki, Coach Knutson (front): Lisa Heald, Kristen Lamoureux, Amy Goss, Katie Bride

Captain: Kristen Eastwood

far left: Jim Pelletier below: Amy Goss

above: Soccer Fans

below: Chris Gray, Bill Bjork

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above: Laura Maloney

People

FACULTY Here's Mr. Trocchio teaching A.P. European History, while deep in Medieval thought

Mr. John Barrow Dept. Head/Math; Mrs. Joan Carlson, Dept. Head/Science; Mrs. Sharon Davis, Director of Development

Mr. Charles Aleksiewicz, Director of Operations; Mrs. Marjorie Anderson, Financial Manager; Mrs. Isabel Bayon, French/ Spanish, Mrs. Suzanne Casey, School Nurse, Mrs. Anne Durant, Bookstore Manager

Mr. David Asch, Math/Computer; Mr. William Bixby, History; Mrs. Rita Collins, Dining Room; Mr. Robert Dec, Art

Ms. Celia Brown, Calendar Coordinator, Mrs. Barrie Coontz, Theater; Mrs. Laurie Dings, Math/Computer

Mr. Barrow drills his juniors on the habits of exponents Kevin Connolly's paper, supposedly written in Latin, gives a rise to Miss Ruth Gauch

David Asch relaxes with his calculus text in his new, spacious office

Mr. Russell Enlow, Director of Athletics; Miss Ruth Gauch, Latin; Mrs. Ann Hall, Librarian

Mrs. Lois Enman, Alumni Secretary; Mrs. Jane Gerhardt, Phys. Ed.; Mrs. Suzanne Jameson, Science; Mrs. Diane Knutson, Phys. Ed.; Mr. Gary Mathieu, Dean of Students Standards, Dept. Head/ Languages

Mr. Harvey Fenigsohn, English; Mr. Edgar Gauthier, Ass't Headmaster, Head of Upper School, French; Miss Kristine Johnson, Dept. Head/Performing Arts, Mrs. Margaret MacGilpin, Receptionist

Mr. John Fixx, Director of Admissions, Mrs. Barbara Groves, Director of Studies and College Placement; Mrs. Helen Keaney, Dining Room

The kitchen crew, Rocco Novia, Ellie Seneca! and Helen Keaney pose around the favorite china; the coffee cups. Kirsten Carlstrom enjoys her lump of clay in the new ceramics studio

Mr. Rocco Novia, Food Service Manager Mr. Ronald Pompeo, Phys. Ed. Mrs. Ellen Rasnick, Dept. Head/History

Mr. Peter Moses, Science Mrs. Jean Osbourne, Dept. Head/Library Mrs. Victoria Powers, Operations secretary/Receptionist Mrs. Eleanor Seneca!, Dining Room

Mr. Peter McKone, Woodworking Mr. Winslow Myers, Dept. Head/Visual Arts Mrs. Amy Pearson, Science Mrs. Nicolina Puccio, Activities Coordinator, French/POL Mr. Kyle Tong, Director of Alumni Programs

Mrs. Mango/den Tritschler, Head

FINAL FACULTY Catherine Bride Kristen Desilets David

Mr. Dennis Trocchio, History Ms. Elizabeth

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Tsang, Dept. Head/English

Mrs. Mary Trostel, Art Miss Jenny Utech,

Debra Chase Randall Dutton

Spanish Mr. Stephen White, English

Christopher Davis

FIRST FRESHMEN

David Stewart tries to chew gum while Mr. Gary Mathieu, Dean of Student Standards, photographs him.

Freshman, Jase, commits a crime. (Sitting on a heating unit)

Daniel Finnegan

Jennifer Fleming Christos Gage

Justin Fletcher Santiago Gill Lisa Heald

I Roger Forbes Allison Goff Jed Hellstrom Yancy Hendricken

Alexander Freudenheim Christopher Gray Juliann Hench

Marc Frieden Thomas Halpin

Jed Hellstrom smiles, all the time D. Finnegan and T. Rosenfield give proof to the statement, "Opposites attract"

Stephen Gabrielian

Sandra Steen studies of the field

Melissa Macomber

Kristin Lamoureux Gregory MacGilpin

Marc Jameson Scott LaMura Elizabeth Miller

James Hill Derek Johnston Amy Lefebvre Andrew Mills

CLASS Or 1989

Suzanne Klump Audrey Lingley Andrew Minasian

Patricia Lojoko Myles Moberly

Marie O'Toole

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Flizabeth Pierie Chris Sharpe Barbara Stolakis Chris Veneziano Craig Zottoli

David Ponzio Kimberly Shute Jeremy Sussman Andrew Whitney

Justin Puccio Timothy Starzyk Laura Swanson

Erica Richards David Stewart

Michael Stillman sits outside the old Upper School

Todd Rosenfield

Sheena Sharma

Amy Lefebrve holds back a smile. Leaning on a wall, Yancy Hendricken is disturbed.

Peter Durant

Sean Ellie

Aaron Davis Kirsten Esposito

SOPHS SQUEEZE IN ROSH FALL BACK

Ayshe Bonnice Thomas Davis Jennifer Fusco

Moira Birch Allyson Chaple Christopher Del Rossi Matthew Greene

Nicole Adler Jessica Blatt Leigh Clayton Douglas DeFonzo Lisa Heilpern

Kyra Kasperson Jennifer Kruzcek Christopher Maloney Matthew Miller Katherine O'Shea

Jennifer Keating Christopher Lindsay Eric Meystre Amy Moore Memet Ozgoren

Jane Kennison Cecilia Linnell Gregory Millard Jase Morelewicz Kristen Pelletier Edward Nelson Kyle Rice

SOPHONORES

Jessica Watt regards a mouse, lost in Jennifer Kruczek's hand. Jennifer Kruczek

Jennifer Rider David Sigel Norman Stillman Hilary Washburn Tracy Wingate

Danielle Rogol Mark Ski/es Cory Thompson Wallace Whitney Carrie Wyatt

Maria Rosiello Jeff Stark Christy Turner Christian Williams Lynn Xavier Andrea Rourke Marc Starzyk

Sitting in their favorite spot in the science hall, Kyra Kasperson, and Allyson Chaple wait for class to begin

Amy Moore dances in the cafeteria Looking like any Bancroft student at recess; Matthew Greene

Abbi Balderelli Kerry Barrows

Joshua Camp Michael Carlson

Kirsten Carlstrom Michelle Chase

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Linda Clark Brian Clements

Marc Cohen Christine Desjardin Margaret Dings

Lauren Eastwood Jennifer Fries Amy Gabrielian Alexander Gadbois

Andrew Richardson expresses his love for science

Dressed as painters, a group of Juniors watch the Halloween procession from the bleachers.

Stephanie Gazourian Douglas Goff Timothy Gray Erik Gundersen

Michael Rasnick Andrew Richardson

Shawn Samuelson Sandra Steen

Niels Tangherlini Martina Todd

Rebekah Weiner Elizabeth Williams

John O'Toole James Pelletier Jodi Prachniak

Hercules Haseotes Melissa Hench Anne Hoe Craig Hovsepian

Kirk Krin gel Marc Lamoureux Ylva-Lee Linnell Brendan O'Rourke

ktASNWNNSNAsN NNNNW. Aaron Davis and Celia Linnell, hang out by the bathroom

Brian Clements displays his new car.

William F. Busby III

Thanks to: Phil, Koppetsch, Kris J., Geralyn, Jodi, and all those who made life liveable.

A special No Thanks to Mark Lundstrom.

"Urn, Bill, you're not wearing a denim jacket, are you?" "N0000, Mr. Mathieu."

"Sure I'm obnoxious. So what?"

"This is our time, our only time on earth; we can't keep throwing it away, my time is all I've got, and this is what I want to do with it." Betty Friedan

Thanks Mom, Mike Dad

REBECCA MARIE CONDON (BECCA)

"When I was younger, I could remember anything, whether it happened or not." Mark Twain "Too much of a good thing is wonderful." Mae West

"Good girls Don't" the Knack

Thank you for always being there when I needed you: Dad, Mom, Jim, Linda, and Dana. I love you more than you will ever know.

Kevin M. Connolly

The jump from beginner to cosmic master is no single bound,but an endless set of steps, each one a little achievement of its own, a resting place to enjoy the game from, a vantage point with a tantalizing view of the next move. — The Hackysack Book

Thad William Coontz

I love you ... Mom, Dad, Kris, Granny, and Gramp Thanks, Jeff, Bill, Bob, Will, Jane, Jack, Ted, Dwight, and The Sandboxers

Michael Dalbec Ideas are sought when reality fails us. We live, we die, and death not ends it. Journey we more into the nightmare.

You may enjoy life from afar You may look at things but not taste them. MetamorPhose. An object is cut off from its name, habits, associations. Detached,it becomes only the thing,in and of itself. When this disintegration into pure existence is at last achieved, the object is free to become endlessly anything.

And another day will Dawn for those who stand long We are content with the given in sensations quest The future's uncertain and the end is always near. D.F.F.L. C.L.L.R.

Tracey Lynne D'Amore "You've got to go for the good and get it" The Grateful Dead

"There's one hundred and six miles to Chicago, afull tank ofgas, a halfa pack ofcigarettes, and we're both wearing dark sunglasses." — The Blues Brothers... Thanks Amy,Jodi, Khurston, Erin, Lise, Sarah "The Hammer"Toppin, The Cape, the cops, the bridge,4 Seas, Craigville Beach,J.A. Philip, the cops, John Small Berries, Crash and burn, crash and burn, Beige Bunnies, Keith,John, Ml, M2, "pink not mink"Sprees Mac's, Arturo's, "How are you on this fine, fine morning?" Amy's pad, Mom, Dad, Howard, Karen, Anthy, Geslaine, Marielyn, David, Paris ... Planet Earth is blue, and there's nothing I can do ... "

"I've watched the ripples change their size, but never leave the stream of one permanence . . ." David Bowie

Rebecca Emily Dono

Kristen A. Eastwood Thank you for always being there — Mom, Dad, Lauren, and Kara "Let the good times roll, let them knock you around." — The Cars There's his locker! Hey kid ... wanna buy a "W"? Why doesn't she just jump our the window? TAXI! It's so funny that you should think that — The natural look Carlisle, Pa. Toast!! A.K. Hey chica! My valves hurt My Birthday ... Thanks — Laurel, Jill, and Rob

"The music stops and yet it echoes on in sweet refrains For every joy that passes something beautiful remains." — M.D. Hughes

erin g. cilia "Girls are more fun!" — Ray Parker Jr. "all Thanx 2 God" — Prince A special thanks to: Mom 6 Dad, Khurston 6 Sean Remember? — the five essentials — caffeine. Nutrasweet, good friends, good times, good music: Michael Jackson: Prince (I did get tickets!) Cyndi. Madonna and the works Studio Art 84-85

"This is not a test — this is the real thing" "The end of the world is comm n anyway. so do the best you can every day" "Yoyo smoke a joint" "Lost in space. and what is it worth. cuz the President just forgot about earth." "There's sights unseen and voices unheard, and finally the bomb gets the last word" "In this man's world so much for woman's lib"

"That ain't workin" — Dire Straits "You've worked hard, and now it's time to celebrate — You deserve it." — Gov. Dukakis "When the elevator tries to Break you down — GO CRAZY" — Prince

Thanx and a big hug to: Dawn (Riverside: evolution is stupid!: If there's one person in this world I hate it's — !: Calculus is stupid!: sweet 16 — stay off the road!: Einstein was stupid!: Is he really gonna let you drive that car?: no, I can't stop talking!: and everything else we've shared through the years — I'm gonna miss ya Dawn. and I by u 4-eva) Amy (Plums!), Lisa (Buenas Nalgas!). Sarah (Mr. Fen.!), Becky (Shut up!), Geralyn (you went to Harvard?). Katie (no, we don't have a girls soccer team!), and the soccer teams 84-85 — especially Rob, Thad, Billy, Mark. Tim, and Jed, for all your support — I luv U all!

"Let's cherish every moment We have been given for time is passing by- Kool and The Gang —

"Lift your head up high, And scream out to the world I know lam someone. And let the truth unfurl No one can hurt you now. Because you know it's true Yes, I believe in me. So You believe in You" — Michael Jackson

Khurston S. Elha "Mom, Dad, I love you!! Thanx for everything. Sean, Hang in there! Lisa, Amy, Mark, Sarah, Becky, Phil, Jody, I couldn't have made it without you! Nancy, you're the best! Erin — WE MADE IT!!

"Don't you forget about me." — Simple Minds "Everything Dies, Baby, that's a fact. But everything that dies someday comes back." — Bruce Springsteen "One hand on the ground. One hand in space." — The Cars

Hey Gert, whatup? McDonald's, Basketball, Hola! Hey dude! Do I hafta? oh ick! Shutup, Becky! Mr. Trocchio, Senora Bayon, Mr. White, Thanx for everything. "Those were the best days of my life" — Bryan Adams Summer of 85 Ten0, Karen, Athena, Laurie, Mike, Pete, Bob, Colleen, Bethe, Cheryl, Linda, Stacey, you guys are awesome! Psyche! Cook Beans! Hey Kelli — take a pill!! Frankie say ...

Jill Annette Foster

LAUREL, BREA OH YOU BORE ME AREN'T YOU EVER QUIET? JILL I HAVE SOMETHING TO OFFER YOU KRIS, I CONFESS I CONFESS I CONFESS PETRO, WHY THE TANTRUM? DXO I'M STILL WAITING ON THAT COMET BINKY, HAVE YOU ERRED IN YOUR WAYS? HE'S THE TRIANGLE MAN SHE'S NOT SPACEY, SHE'S A DEEP THINKER KEEPER OF MY CRANES, ARE YOU STILL GRINNING? THE NATURAL LOOK HEY LITTLE "B"! WHAT THE GOOB YOU ARE! OUCH! OH YOU ARE SUCH A PHONY! GOOBER, GOOBETT WHERE'S BEASTY?

Laurel, Kristen, Lee, Rob "Last of all, I would like to thank you for the word or two spoken in the moment when I needed you to see me through, and they do. The song is love." Peter, Paul, & Mary

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amy Joanne goss "The memories are there To prove how real how rare Maybe just a place in time My forever mine" — Motels "Follow your heart" — Fred Mud

"You can be the Captain And I will draw the chart Sailing into Destiny Closer to the Heart" Rush

C.P. (that's chicken-poop), Gertie — Gertie & Becca — Becca, Sarah the Hammer, Ml, M2, K.M., Time for a B.B., Un Grande Sap, PELO!, beefcake, cruisin' down Main, dune buggy & Jimmy Dean, John Smallberries, — YOU know when...I hate it when that happens!, pah — tay at apt., un-believable, Billy Squier (don-duck) Rush, discobolus, Cape Cod & Officer Bob (what a nice boy), shtiff again, Emmet & his beige bunnies Led Zepplin Special Thanks to: Dad,Susie, Roberto, Tim (splatt, squint, zing), and Posie — oh, and Baby Felix & Scruddies ILU Phil — thanksabunch

Christian Koppetsch

JOCELYN ANN KOZLOWSKI Well we know where we're goin' But we don't know where we've been And we know what we're knowin' But we can't soy what we've seen And we're not little children And we know what we wont And the future is certain Give us time to work it out. — Talking Heads

We're on the road to paradise Here we go, here we go . . .

Thanks for the great memories!!! Especially Tracey, Jock, and Mom & Dad for being there when I needed you.

"In the beginning the universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move." — Douglas Adams SO LONG AND THANKS — MIKE S., AMY (AMY'S SISTER), SARAH (LINDA AND DICK), MARK, BUZ, JOHN M., CHUCK, CHIP, JILL, ERIC (CONEY ISLAND), MY CAR, LAURA, KRISTEN, AND BECCA AND LINDA (FOR PULLING A BECCALINDA) SO LONG AND CURSES TO: ANYONE WHO GAVE ME A HARD TIME, ANYONE WHO GAVE ME A BAD GRADE,THE FRESHMEN CLASS, AND THE STUDENT CENTER

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!aura lynne maloney Like a dream, a life, a reason, Everything must change. Like a world, a love, a season, Everything must change. — Paul Young Try to enjoy the "here and now", the future will take care of itself somehow, Grass is never greener over there. — H.J.

Mom,Dad, Chris and Nana — Thank you most of all, for your patience, understanding . . . and love.

It was just my imagination — once again — running away with me.

To the many aquaintances, whose humor and good spirits have kept me smiling — I'll miss you!

John McCarthy The Lord is my shepard, I shall not want He makes me down to lie Through pastures green He leadeth me, the silent waters by With bright knives he releaseth my soul He maketh me to hang on hooks in high places He converteth me to lamb cutlets For lo, He hath great power and great hunger When cometh the day we lowly ones, Through quiet reflection, and great dedication Master the art of Karate Lo, we shall rise up And then we'll make the bugger's eyes water New Car Caviar Four Star Daydreams Think I'll buy me a football team

There'll be wars. There'll be peace. But everything one day will cease. All the iron will turn to rust; All the proud men into dust. What do you get for pretending? The danger's not real. Meek and obedient you follow the leader. Down well trodden corridors into the valley of steel. What a surprise! A look of terminal shock in your eyes. Now things are really what they seem. No, this is no bad dream. One more thing I'd like to say — I need a miracle every day.

Matthew Gordon

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"Moderation is a fatal thing; nothing succeeds like excess" — Oscar Wilde

It was never for the mean; It requirith courage stout. Souls above doubt, Valor unbending It will require reward, — They shall return more than they were, And ever ascending. R.W. Emerson

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

Tiny purple fishes run laughing through your fingers; but you want to take her with you, to the heartland of your winter. — Creme

THANKS, MOM

Courtney Paige Maria Nowacki

"Gg-fATYKS 83

Don't you forget about me ... Oggi è buono, ma domani sara fantastico.

OH NO NOT ME I'M NOT TOO LATE — AND I KNOW THAT I'M NOT TAKING ANYMORE — D2 buena suerte a: liz j., debbie, m.s., y la clase de 1996. Fallaces sunt rerum species — Seneca To my pal Marc GRAZZIE:Debbie H.,Kelly, Charlie, Stacey, Mikey, Ana,Steve,Sue,Shelagh,and J.B.for a fabulous summer. THANK YOU to my fast paced family (love you mom & dad & crowd),the extraterrestial, whom I owe much, and La Senorita. Who's to say what there was, or will be, or may be? Live for now,and for what you want there to be, and only then will you get somewhere with it all. 84

Philip Keach Robinson Thanks: Min (Mein Gutt!) Tom K. Mr. White Laura Lymans Kristen Iff: Todd Matt Gundie Jocelyn/Tracey Scott Kevin ("Yeah, I like crashing on the I'll climb the floor.") John M. Pete hill in my own w ay . . . — Pink Floyd

"Hunnnnh . .some would say. . TOO close!"

Cream Salinger Fender St. Pauli Monty Python AXTS: Bold As Love Coy Hill CSN "Willying" Beck's Dark Zoo parties(Round Robin, Electric Jello) Stevie Ray Vaughan Southern Comfort "Schnorkell" Led Zeppelin Pink Floyd

If I told you what it takes to reach the highest high, You'd laugh and say 'nothing's that simple' But you've been told many times before Messiahs pointed to the door And no one had the guts to leave the temple. — The WHO

David Seth Rogol "Love recognizes that every gift and talent comes from God. It recognizes the responsibility to use and develop these gifts but not to become proud, arrogant, patronizing ..., — Eric Liddell, (1902-1945)

PAUL JOSEPH SAMARA It's Miller Time

spent a little time in school wishing I was somewhere else having fun and acting cool I just want to be myself ... — Huey Lewis sometimes at night, I see their faces, I feel the traces they left on my soul and those are memories that make me a wealthy soul Bob Seger

Thanks for all the good times.

"111 THE lJTURC EVERYBODY WILL BC WORLD klY1OUS OR 15 MINUTES" - ANDY WARHOL

MICHAEL DAVID TAUB co-captain Debate Team 10, 11, 12 Founder and co-Chairman Diplomacy club 11, 12 Junior Delegate to Constitution Committee 11 sports: wrestling co-captain 11 favorite quote: "A promise made's/A debt unpaid .. — R.W. Serivce

FUTILITY A FLEA LANDED ON A WHALE, AND PROCEEDED TO KICK IT. THE WHALE JUST LAY ON THE OCEAN. I ASKED THE FLEA "WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO DO?" QUOTH THE FLEA "I WILL KICK THIS UNTIL I FORCE IT TO REACT TO ME!" I ASKED THE FLEA "BUT IF THE WHALE WERE TO REACT IT WOULD KILL YOU IMMEDIATELY" QUOTH THE FLEA "IT WOULD HAVE RECOGNIZED ME!" the whale dove into the sea, and our hero died. But the dawn that day was from the smile on his face. GOODBYE, DEAR FRIENDS. — I'm off to kick the universe. Now to repay old debts: I leave PGM. An indestructible name card so he will never have to sign a paper, merely by initials; To Chris Koppetsch I leave a credit card good for 10 Checker Taxi trips (unlimited mileage), so he won't have to ask for another ride; To Buzz I leave a time machine,so he can test all those airplanes he keeps putting down; To Marc Starzyk I leave my unparalleled artistic talent; Finally I leave Mr. Trocchio a package of Dustless chalk. Bye. 90

SARAH LUND TOPPIN Thanks to everyone for everything.

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If ou smile at me, I will understand cause that is something ever0o4 ever5Nhere does in the same lansuase CS91, E4

Long has paled that sunny sky: Echoes fade and memories die: Autumn frosts have slain July. Ever drifting down the stream — Lingering in the golden gleam — Life, what is it but a dream? — Lewis Carroll

Linda J. Woods Thanks Dad, Mom,Moe,Steve and Becca — I LOVE YOU ALL "Remember what we've said ..Delta...Thanks and done and felt about each C.S.N.... Magical child. to N.L.T. for the fun at Milton Academy — other other". — C.S.N. "So this is the soccer field!" ... Go stag ... Gertie ... Hang back ..."Hey what up?"... Gettysburg: A Yearbook Experience ... Quebec — "Becca,I can't see the chateau"... La Yole ... The BEAT... Parties...late Holocaust!!! ... "You might as well have a good time." — C.S.N ... Special thanks to my White Knight "So much water moving underneath the bridge. Let the water come and carry us away." — C.S.N.

DAWN YULES The truth is, woman is equal to man in toofew things and superior to man in too many. — Hieronymos IX — Thank you's: Khur Amy Lisa Sarah Laura Linda Becca Bizzy Maxine — Michelle Doug — Doug WA and crowd, Matt J. SENIORS I'll miss you because I luv you all!!!

Happy trails to you Until we meet again Happy trails to you Keep smiling until then. — V.H. —

Special thanx to Mom and Dad, Branch and Bookie, Some see things and, of course FUZZY. as they are Thanx Erin, for all the great times. and say why Remember: KREEOYMSAG, purple, soccer, CS, MJ I dream things etc., concerts, Riverside, Ratt, Mary B., Polkadots, that never were summer '85,prom, Chris, Matt's, ROOFERS!,Driving, and say why not. — R. Kennedy — parties, lollipops, Garfield, caffeine, You're all right too Sean ..., Burlington VT., Little People RULE!

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