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CONTENTS Opening 2 Dedication 4 Seniors 6 Underclassmen 30 Faculty 38 Organizations 46 Sports 60 Events 78 Lower & Middle Schools96 Candids 104 Ads 110

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BANCROFT SCHOOL BLUE MOON 1990

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WHEN YOU GET INTO A TIGHT PLACE AND EVERYTHING GOES AGAINST YOU,TILL IT SEEMS AS THOUGH YOU COULD NOT HANG ON A MINUTE LONGER, NEVER GIVE UP THEN, FOR THAT IS JUST THE PLACE AND TIME THAT THE TIDE WILL TURN. Harriet Beecher Stowe

Nv elcome to Changing Tides. When searching for our "new look", the yearbook staff appropriately picked our title.

The It describes our family Shoreliners. It says "welcome" to all our new faculty and students. We are changing every day, starting with our year-

book in the new decade of the '90's. We welcome you all to this change. We have found working on this yearbook to be fun, exciting, and a new experience. We proudly invite you to browse and enjoy.

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Four years ago, we began as strangers.

Through the years, we have grown together and learned much from each other. As we leave and look back, we agree that one person has made an impression. The class of 1990 could only dedicate this yearbook to a great friend ...

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Robert Stein "Bob"

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SENIORS

TIDES - e the class of 1990 enjoyed our last year here at Bancroft. We leave with our hearts full of love and memories. After a long junior year full of frowns and smiles, we savor our moment of glory.

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Remember when — Dave didn't talk.

— Ash had short hair.

— Heidi didn't complain about grades.

Fred wasn't with Jim. — Jen had red hair.

Bill didn't like girls.

— Rachel. K.T., & Kat didn't sing "Banana Baby".

— Ken dated older women.

— Jennie didn't wear a skirt.

— Seth was sweet and innocent.

— Max had long hair.

Hadley didn't eat salads for lunch.

— Jim wasn't singing "Fade to Black".

— Jen S. didn't have an announcement.

— Christina cried about SAT's.

1972 Jackie Robinson was the first Black to play major league baseball.

"All in the Family" was the leading T.V. show in the U.S. U.S. Tennis Team wins Davis Cup for the fifth straight time.

Summer Olympics held in Munich.

Dallas Cowboys beat Miami Dolphins in the Superbowl, 24-3.

"Fiddler On The Roof" became the longest running Broadway show — 3,242 performances.

Seth Jacobson enjoys the sun at Mt. Wachusett.

Chef Rice

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Chetan & Max fighting as usual!

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Special thanks to: Mom, Dad, Sunita, and all my friends. I love you all.

Kerni Ann Aleksiewicz "Though we're off to different worlds somehow we're together Know we're never far apart 'cause deep within our hearts ...

These are the times to remember the memories will last for evermore These are the times to remember 'cause it's in your heart forevermore."

GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!!

Special thanks to my family — especially Mom, Dad, and Kathleen — I LOVE YOU ALL VERY MUCH!!

Charlotte, Ben, and everyone at C.K.D.C. — I love you! — always remember ... Fl. and N.Y.C. (charades, team tag, Peter Pan!) ... Saturdays!!!

Andrea, Stef, Nancy, Sarah — Thanks for always being there. True friends are forever.

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HEIDI LYNN ANDERSON

Moments that can never happen again and never lost their wonder.

— Steven Spender Thanks to everyone who was always there for me. Especially Mom Dad! I love you and will miss you.

Frederick John Bayon

Less hasty am I than the wind, yet I must go. We are the seeds of the tenacious plant, and it is in our ripeness and our fullness of heart that we are given to the wind and scattered.

— Kalil Gibran

Thank you Mom, Dad, Jen, and Laura. I love you all.

His soul had arisen from the grave of boyhood, spurning its grave clothes. Yes! Yes! Yes! He would create proudly out of the freedom and power of his soul, as the great artificer whose name he bore, a living thing, new and soaring and beautiful, impalpable, imperishable.

James Joyce

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JILL BENNETT I'd like to thank my Teachers, Friends, and Family for everything.

If you don't understand us, Don't reprimand us.

We're taking the future.

The Police

MONA BHAN To my friends Life is anything but boring when I'm with you. Thanks for the never-ending laughs.

Thanks Mom, Dad, and Angela Your love has led me through the years.

Individuality is Originality

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"When people talk, listen completely.

Most people never listen."

E.H.

Self Confidence is Power

JEN BJORN "I'll laugh for you and I'll dance for you; but don't ask me to shed any tears when I have to go

"Like ice about to melt you empty yourself of everything It's cold and grey again your body begins to fall The colour blinds your eyes the flavor dulls your taste of anything You try to break out but something's just locked the door."

— Tones on Tail "Heaven and Hell, I know them well but I haven't yet made my choice I'm feeling sacred because I'm shouting loud and no one can hear my voice I'm walking a tightwire, can't look down, I'm strung out high above you all fateful wind blows through this land, howls my name, heralds my Fall."

— The Mission

— The Mission

"We are nothing, you and I, except exotica in the Savage Garden, as you told me."

— Gabrielle to Lestat (Anne Rice)

"The carefree days are distant now I wear my memories like a shroud I try to speak, but words collapse, echoing ..."

— Siouxsie

WILLIAM A. DAVIS Thanks to: The class of 1990!!

— Mr. Fixx, Mr. G., Mrs. Puccio, Ms. Tsang, Mr. Enlow, and Mrs. Durant — The cross-country team . .. we do rule!!

— Greg, Lisa, and Jens, You guys were great!

— Tibor, Josh, Kim, and especially Maxine: Thanks for always being there. ("B-bye Xine") Special thanks to Mom, Dad, Tom, and Muff for everything you've done.

If you can't win the race, make the one in front of you break the record!

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Jennifer Anne Durant Extra special thanks to Mom, Dad, Peter, Chip, Kala, Jenn, Barbie, Dena, and all my many "Moms" and "Dads".

Thanks Henry!

"If you were a bird, and lived on high, You'd lean on the wind when the wind came by, You'd say to the wind when it took you away: "That's where I wanted to go today!"

— A.A. Milne

Thanks to the Class of 1990, Faculty, and friends, for your direction, support, love, understanding, and friendship. I leave you all my smile.

Thank you Mom and Dad for the mountains, the beaches, the baseball and the love.

K.T., Mona,Jennie, Christina,Splaz, Niffer, Andrea, Ash, Danielle, Eleni, Julie Niki, Adam, Eugene and Gary Glass, thank you for being there and for putting up with me. I love you all so much.

RACHEL U. DYMON Thank you for the memories.

— the Mission U.K. Days go by endlessly, endlessly pulling you into the future,and the florist says, "White Lily."

— L.A.

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My life is just starting, it's full of many doors.

To my friends: If we never meet again, know you're not forgotten.

I love you all! Thank you.

To my family: You made me what I am. I think I turned out pretty well. Thanks Mom, Dad, Amy, Stephen and of course Brandy.

Melissa Ann Gabrielian Allison Lynne Goff Think of what a better world it would be if we all — the whole world — had cookies and milk about three o'clock every afternoon and then lay down with our blankets for a nap. Or if we had a basic policy in our nation and other nations to always put things back where we found them and cleaned up our own messes.

And it is still true, no matter how old you are, when you go out into the world, it is best to hold hands and stick together.

— Robert Fulghum

Special Thanks to Mom, Dad, Michael, Doug & Pappa. I love you all more than you know.

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J. Ashley Groves Life's Long Celebration's here I'll Toast you all in Penny Chere.

— Jethro Tull

Use The Googley!

— Hope and Glory You know a year of time sees so many changes And the speed of light in the black of night Makes a full moon.

— Jefferson Starship

Kenneth A. Hasija

Special thanks to: — My Mother and Father, for putting up with me.

— The Rollers', Unity Forever!

— You, you'll always be with me,"together forever". Never forget our promise.

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"Past the point of no return — no backward glances: the games we've played till now are at an end ...

Past all thought of "if" or "when" no use resisting: abandon thought, and let the dream descend ...

What raging fire shall flood the soul?

What rich desire unlocks its door?

What sweet seduction lies before us ... ?

Past the point of no return, the final threshold what warm, unspoken secrets will we learn?

Beyond the point of no return ..."

— The Phantom

"But something keeps telling me That I know just what's gonna become of this little boy inside this heart of mine" — Ivan Neville

Jennie E. Howland

Mom,Roger, Dad,and Debbie,thank you for everything. You have given me more than I could hope for.

I get by with a little help from my friends.

— The Beatles

Thank you to those who have always been here for me and have helped me to realize the true value of life — Christina, Katherine, Katie, Mona, Rachel, Stacey, Dave, Thom, Tilla, and Beowoof. I love you all.

Seth "ZAKK" Jacobson "I was me, but now he's gone" — Metallica "catch your dreams before they slip away" — Rolling Stones "Hit it Run" — Run DMC "In the light you will find the road."

— Led Zeppelin Thanx to Mom and Dad. Love you guys. Also to my friends in Grafton: Tony, Jess, Moe, Lynn, Joel, Rich, Jim and especially you Dave Maniero. Take care. Later Matt, Chetan, and Missy!

P.S.: Ms. Martell .

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Laurie Ellen Jasperson

Don't go changing to try to please me You never let me down before Don't imagine you're too familiar And I don't see you anymore I would not leave you in times of trouble We never could have come this far I took the good times I'll take the bad times I'll take you just the way you are.

Billy Joel

Thank you to Mom, Dad, Amy, and all my friends.

Ciao Baby!

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Thanks: Mom, Dad, and Sarah — I love you Remember: Tennis, Nothing, Monadnock, Ohio, Lucky, Yuppie!, Metallica Ernie and the summer of '69, Marine Bio, Yeah Boy! Mosh on Booger, "When Max attacks you win" — Raid Chetan, Seth, Heidi, Jean, Allison, and everyone else who made these years at B.S. so memorable.

Thanks for being there for me.

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Hadley Faith Kruczek

Thank you Mom,Dad, Jen, and all of my friends — I love you all!

I guess it had to happen someday soon Wasn't nothing to hold them down They would rise from among us like a big balloon Take the sky, forsake the ground.

Yes other hearts were broken Other dreams ran dry But our golden ones sail on, sail on To another land beneath another sky.

— James Taylor

I love you, Mom and Dad Thank you to: Adam DelRossi (he made me say that), Rachel (Public, Private, whatever), K.T.(Funky face noises), Katherine, Jennie, Christina, Mona, Jen S., Jess M., Matt, Melissa G., Mr. A. and just about everyone else!

"But Charlie, remember what happened to the man who suddenly got everything he ever wanted."

"What happened?"

"He lived happily ever after."

— Willy Wonka

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Katherine Ellen Lord My deepest gratitude to Mom, Dad, and everyone who has given me love and support.

All my love to my closest friends who have always been there for me. Thank you for being you.

JAMES CASEY O'CONNOR Dear Everyone, I wanted to write a letter to all of those people who had an influence on my life. First I must thank the Bancroft Faculty for their relentless work. The Holy Rollers must be acknowledged for their excellence. Thanks Joe, Ken, and Fred. Sujith, you've taught me well. Always remember that the polynomial p(x) will not change sign at a zero c if c corresponds to the squared factor (x-c)2. The Class of 1990, I admire and respect all of you. Take care. Thanks to my Outward Bound Group wherever you are. I can't thank Dr. Bayon, Mrs. Bayon, Jen, Fred, and Laura enough for their hospitality.

And of course I must thank my amazing family, Mom,Dad, Kerry, and Kate.

Love, Jim "I hate questions, tell me what you know."

— R.W. Emerson

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Here I am with the trax in front of me ...

. and here I am with the trax behind . . . ... and all the people who really loved me will always be on my mind

Matthew Spencer Orr

"I always knew that I would look back upon my crying and laugh, but I never knew I would look back upon my laughter and cry."

"And it's only the giving that makes you ... what you are."

I am Anderson

Special Thanks to Mom and Dad — you have given me so much. I love you both with all my heart.

Thank you to all those who have made me laugh — you will always be a part of me. I love you and I will miss you!

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CHETAN RAJADHYAKSHA "Honesty is my only excuse." jammin' in the gym . . . Surfin' M.O.D .Fade To Black ...

3/16/89 and 7/25/89 M.J. .die Quebec '86 ... options $2 . . . BOOGER . . . Satan and Mad Max . . . There is nothing more for me, need the end to set me free . . .

MOSH

Thanks to Mom,Dad,and Amar. Thanks to Seth, Missy, and Matt for sticking it out with me for 12 years and Max for all the time I've known him.

Thanks to the class of '90, and to everyone who has been a part of my life at Bancroft, whether you know it or not!

Very Special thanks to Dad, Mom, Hank, Jen S., Suj., Mike, Coach Alexander, Mr. A., Mrs. Rasnick and Mrs. Hench

ct What lies before us and what lies behind us are small matters compared to what lies within us.

— Emerson

I Give all to blue; Obey thy heart.

— Emerson

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Melissa Jean Rice I shall not pass this way again Any good thing that I can do, or any kindness that I can show, let me do it now! Let me not deter it or neglect it. For I shall not pass this way again.

— Stephen Greller

Thanks to Mom and Dad for being my friends through the good and bad times. To all my kindergarten buddies, see you later guys, it's been an adventure. ... Thanks Stef, I luv you a bunch!

Stefanie Ann Rider "You don't look back along time but down through it, like water.

Sometimes this comes to the surface, sometimes that, sometimes nothing.

Nothing goes away."

— Margaret Atwood Thank you Mom

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When our lives seem to take A rough or wrong turning, It's good to remember That we just might be earning A higher reward For the lesson we're learning.

So instead of complaining, Or quitting and crying Blaming ourselves, Or moaning and sighing, We should trust in the Lord And just keep on trying.

For the hard times are only A way to start growing, And if God's testing us It's our one chance of showing That when the going gets tough, The tough get going.

Jill Wolf

Illana Rosen Jennifer M. Schaeffer

Thanks to all my friends. Special Thanks to Paul, Kris, Lea, Mr. T, Mr. G, Andrew, John, Noni, Mom & Dad. I love all of you!!!

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Ever has it been that love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation.

— Kahlil Gibran

Thank you Skip and Timmy!

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Katherine deHaan Stewart It may be raining, but there's a rainbow above you. — the Eagles Living is easy with eyes closed misunderstanding's all you see it's getting hard to be someone but it all works out it doesn't matter much to me. — the Beatles

Many thanks to: Katie, Jennie, Christina, Mona, Jen, Danielle, Dad, Judie, and Nick.

Love to Matt — I hope you find whatever you are looking for.

More Love to: Mom, Dave, and RachelKins.

If you should go skating on the thin ice of modern life, dragging behind you the silent reproach of a million tear-stained eyes, don't be surprised if a crack appears under your feet you slip out of your depth and out of your mind with your fear flowing out behind you as you claw the thin ice. — PINK FLOYD

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"But I will tell you also what I do not fear. I do not fear to be alone or to be spurned for another or to leave whatever I have to leave. And I am not afraid to make a mistake, even a great mistake, a lifelong mistake and perhaps as long as eternity too." — James Joyce "I shall take up dominoes in my spare time." — Czar Nicholos II

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Missy Rice, Jen Durant, & Stef Rider find time to laugh during Senior year.

Stef Rider shows her real battle wounds — HONEST!

Andrea Pantos is superwoman.

Thanks Booger!

Familiar picture?

Christina — feelin' it?

Joseph A. Veneziano

A mind stretched by a new experience can never go back to its old dimensions.

Oliver Wendell Holmes The rung of a ladder was never meant to rest upon, but only to hold a man's foot long enough to enable him to put the other somewhat higher.

Aldous Huxley I would like to thank Bancroft for everything it has done for me — And a special thanks to Mom, Dad, Chris, Julie, Cara, Gram, God, "The Rollers", and one great bunch of individuals — The Class of 1990.

E. CHRISTINA WELLINGTON And if I am ever looking for my heart's desire I'll never have to look further than my own backyard — Dorothy

THANKS to Mom,Dad,and Roger who have helped me more than they know! I LOVE YOU Jennie, Katherine, Rachel, K.T., Jen, Maria,Itchy, and Corky!

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RIGHT:"My hero."

BELOW:"Hey, that IS my head!"

ABOVE: The photographer in front of the camera for a change.

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LEFT: Melissa in her cell, but still smiling.

BELOW:"Is this dinner?"

ABOVE: Senior stress line.

LEFT: Chetan as Santa Claus?

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Fred Bayon: "Peace" Jean Tak: "The Karate Kid"

Jen Schaeffer, Jennie Howland, and MONA? at Mt. Monadnock Heidi Anderson: "Nice, Jim" Jim O'Connor: "I'm Serious"

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Class of 1993 Heather Abbott Leah Albrecht Benjamin Alman Kathryn Aroian Jennifer Backus

JANUARY 1975: Cecily Brann Sarah Brown Stephanie Burns

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Tracy Cubbal Alicia Davis Alyssa Defrin

Kevin Glew Benjamin Goodwin Erik Hastings

Anna Kozaczka Avery LaBreque Daniel Malec Abigail Markle Sara Marks

Amar Rajadhyaksha Kendra Reed Tracy Roberts Elizabeth Shaw Karen Sigel

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10 — In Rome, Ugandan Bernadette Olowo becomes the first female ambassador to the Vatican.

12 — Pittsburgh Steelers win Super Bowl with a 16-6 victory over the Minnesota Vikings.

February 1975: 11 — Margaret Thatcher is the first woman to be elected leader of Britain's Conservative Party.

25 — Elujah Muhammad, the American spiritual leader of Black Muslims died at age 79.

March 1975: 4 — Charlie Chaplin is knighted by Queen Elizabeth.

April 1975: 13 — Jack Nickolaus wins his fifth Masters.

May 1975: 2 — Women join the army in record numbers.

Katherine Beaton Alison Belforti Damien Berthiaume Erik Booth Melissa Brainerd

27 — The Philadelphia Flyers win the Stanley Cup. July 1975: 6 — Mauna Loa erupts after 25 quiet years.

17 —Apollo and Soyuz dock in space and Stafford and Leonov complete the first international handshake in space.

September 1975: 14 — Mother Elizabeth Seton becomes the first U.S. born saint.

22 — Two assassination attempts are made on President Ford's life.

October 1975: 11 — Bruce Springsteen has his first top 40 hit with "Born To Run" 22 — Cincinnati Reds win the World Series.

November 1975: 12 — Sakharov is denied a visa to receive the Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo.

December 1975: 10 — Sakharov's wife accepts his Nobel Peace Prize.

Joshua Burwick Meighan Cappello Emily Chenot

Christopher Deliso Erica Driscoll Angelica Guistolisi

Emily Hazzard Timothy Jones Benjamin Josephson

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Katrina Thompson Steven Tillman Sidharth Verma Sarah Walsh Kristin Wollenberg I

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Class of 1992 Kruti Acharya Kathleen Aleksiewicz Sarah Angelini Scott Barrow Laura Bayon A%

Kerni Carlson Ariel Clayton Adam DelRossi

Megan Fletcher Eleni Gage Erika Gasko

Nicki Handy Kelley Hendricken Alex Honeyman

Erika Lilja Michael Louca Scott MacGilpin Catherine Mailloux Laura McMackin

Tami Rubenstein Spiro Spanakis Kerry Sullivan David Sweet Kavita Thomas

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1974 IN REVIEW: January 2 — Nixon signs bill for 55 mph ceiling on speed limit.

January 13 — Miami Dolphins win the Super Bowl 24-7 over the Minnesota Vikings.

February 6 — House votes 410-4 to give judiciary committee broad powers to investigate Nixon.

March 29 — Mariner 10 takes first close-ups of Mercury.

April 11 — The Judiciary Committee subpoenas Nixon to produce tapes for impeachment inquiry.

May 12— The Boston Celtics beat the Milwaukee Bucks to win the NBA title.

May 19 — The Philadelphia Flyers win the Stanley Cup. May 29 — Nixon agrees to turn over 1,200 pages of edited transcripts.

June 16 — Hale Irwin wins the U.S. Open golf title.

June 30 — Soviet ballet star, Mikhail Baryshnikov, defects from the Soviet Union.

June 13 — Scientists trace the continental drift to an Icelandic volcano.

The liouse Judiciar CmJuly 19

Michael Belforti Molly Benson Allison Berkeley Angela Bhan Rachel Bickford

mittee recommends Nixon stand trial on any of five impeachment charges.

August 5 — Nixon admits that he ordered cover-up for political reasons as well as for national security reasons.

September 4 — Ford names GOP head, George Bush, our envoy to China.

October 1 — Watergate trial begins.

October 3 — Cleveland Indians name Frank Robinson the first Black manager in the major leagues.

October 13— Ed Sullivan, CBS variety show host, dies at the age of 72.

November 6 — Nixon recovers from blood clot surgery, but develops pneumonia.

November 30— Pioneer II, nearing Jupiter, sends back many photos.

December 8 — Greece votes to abolish the 142 year old monarchy.

December 23 — The B-1 bomber makes first successful test flight.

MOVIE OF THE YEAR — The Godfather, Part II ACTOR OF THE YEAR — Art Carney ACTRESS OF THE YEAR — Ellen Burstyn

Lara Dowling Matthew Enlow Molly Fenigsohn

Elena Goldberg Julie Gotz Jacob Gould

Jennifer Jones Scott Kurland Geoffrey LaPlant

Meredith Morse Monica Ortiz Chad Percival Mohan Renganathan Brett Rice

Ryan Torres Julianne Veneziano Alexy Yoffie Stephen Zottoli

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Class of 1991 Ajay Bagal Jonathan Beaton Rana Bonnice Ben Brenninkmeyer Haley Chartoff

1973 IN REVIEW:

Matthew Fletcher Amber Folsom

Tibor Kereski Nikhilesh Korgaonkar

Jonathan Mailloux Sarah Matthews

Sara Morgan Elizabeth Nealon John Nelson Tina Niedzwiecki Sonia Pabley

Jennifer Roberts Ellen Savory Kimberly Sawyer Ramond Sebag Prashant Sinha

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January 14 — The Miami Dolphins win the Super Bowl with a 14-7 victory over the Washington Redskins January 28 — William No1de is identified as the last American killed in Vietnam February 12 — The U.S. devalues the dollar 10% to improve the trade balance February 17 — Nixon named Patrick Gray director of the FBI March 3 — Japan discloses their first defense plan since WWII March 20— Police storm a university in Athens to end a sit-in of 800 students April 1 — The FDA decides to recall all diet drugs containing amphetamine April 12 — U.S.S.R. and Occidental Petroleum sign the largest private contract in the history of the Soviet Union May 10 — The New York Knicks beat the L.A. Lakers for the NBA title May 14 — U.S. puts Skylab into orbit June 7 — Skylab astronauts fix a broken solar panel and gain electricity June 23 — The Pope opens the Vatican gallery of modern art July 13— Lon Chaney Jr., an Americn actor dies at the age of 67 July 21 — Air Force colonel admits planned bombing of a Viet Cong hospital August 4— Astronomers pierce clouds of Venus with a radar for the first time

Kieran Cloonan Catherine Davis Ellen Dormitzer Douglas Drob Scott Eunson

August 21 — 20 Soviet Jews are attacked at Moscow University games September 2— J.R.R. Tolkein, a British writer who wrote "Trilogy Of The Rings", dies at the age of 81 September 20 — Willie Mays announces his retirement October 3 — Six blacks in Boston burn a white woman to death October 21 — The Oakland A's win the World Series over the New York Mets, 5-2 October 26 — Alcatraz opened to the public November 8 — The tollway in New Jersey lowers the speed limit to save fuel November 17 — Greece imposes martial law to quell a student revolt November 29 — Pioneer 10 reports that the magnetism of Jupiter is 40 times greater than that of the Earth December 2— Mass murderer, Juan Corona,is stabbed 32 times in jail December 25 — Skyklab astronauts take a seven hour walk and photograph the comet Kohoutek MOVIES OF THE YEAR — The Sting ACTOR OF THE YEAR — Marlon Brando ACTRESS OF THE YEAR — Glenda Jackson PRESIDENT — Richard Nixon VICE PRESIDENT — Gerald R. Ford

Josh Handy Andrew Heilpern

Joachim Linnell (absent) Jessica Macomber

Scot McKee Joy Meystre J.M. Minahan

Heather Peret (absent) Erica Puccio Mark Pule Jessica Reardon Christine Rhoades

Maxine Sleeper Benjamin Taber Roe! Torres Jason Venditti Lori Wagner

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MARIGOLDEN TRITSCHLER Head of Bancroft School

JAMES YOUNG III Head of Middle School

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KAREN PELLETIER Head of Lower School

EDGAR GAUTHIER Head of Upper School

BARBARA GROVES Director of Studies and College Counseling

FOREIGN LANGUAGES Mr. Mathieu Mrs. Puccio Miss Gauch

M rs. Ortiz Mrs. Bayon Mrs. Gray

MATHEMATICS Mr. Barrow Mrs. Dings Ms. Martell Mrs. Daly Mr. Smith

SCIENCE Mrs. Carlson Mrs. Apostolou Mrs. Pearson Mr. Stein

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ENGLISH Ms. Tsang Mr. Fenigsohn Mr. White Mrs. Albrecht Mr. Woods

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Mrs. Rasnick Mr. Meyer Mr. Trocchio Mr. Esleeck Mr. Campbell

LOWER SCHOOL Mrs. Merzigian Mrs. Truesdell Mrs. Wright Mrs. Holden Mrs. Paugh

Mrs. Cappabianca Mrs. Chenot Mrs. Allen Mr. Easton Mrs. Enlow

Mrs. Seale Mrs. Condon Mrs. Kennison Mrs. Mangano X

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Enlow Mr. Chase Mrs. Alexander Mrs. Jasperson Mr. O'Brien

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ADMINISTRATION AND ESSENTIALS Mr. Aleksiewicz Mrs. Allen Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Anderson Mrs. Aseltine

Mrs. Beauregard Ms. Brown Mrs. Casey Mrs. Cellucci Mrs. Chase

Mr. Dewey Mrs. Engvall

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ADMINISTRATION AND ESSENTIALS Mrs. Enman Mr. Fixx Mrs. Gaydar Mrs. MacGilpin Mrs. Osborne

Mrs. Powers Mrs. Sears Mrs. Sreiberg Mrs. Webb Mrs. Welch

Rocco Novia, Helen Keaney, Nancy Sposato, Ellie Senecal, Tammy McGuinness

Paul Bisson, Norman Boulais, Willy Gould, James O'Rourke

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Amnesty International

Erik Hastings, Lori Wagner, Anna Kozaczka, Jonas Parker, Tim Jones, Katrina Thompson, Melissa Gabrielian, Monica Ortiz, Christine Rhoades, Jennie Howland, Sarah Angelini, Katherine Stewart, Alexy Yoffie, Rachel Bickford, Ellen Dormitzer, Mona Bhan, Katie Lord, Hadley Kruczek, Ben Josephson, Erika Gasko, Rachel Dymon, Erika Lilja, Jen Schaeffer, Rana Bonnice (Pres.), Jessica Reardon, Ariel Clayton Absent: Mrs. Rasnick (Adviser),

Sujith Abraham, Jen Bjorn, Mr. Myers (Adviser), Scott McKee, David Steen, Ashley Groves (Pres.), Allison Berkeley, Rachel Bickford, Jessica Reardon

Artists' Union

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Canteen

Jen Rauch, Missy Rice, Laurie Jasperson, Bill Davis, Christina Wellington, Ms. Brown (Adviser), Katherine Stewart, Melissa Gabrielian (Pres.), Katie Lord

Tina Niedzwiecki (Co-Chair), Adam Del Rossi, Ryan Torres, Scott Kurland, Mohan Renganathan, Doug Drob, Kavita Thomas, Ray Sebag, Sujith Abraham, Ken Hasija, Fred Bayon, Pinto Sinha, Maxine Sleeper, Kim Sawyer, Ajay Bagal, Mr. Fenigsohn (Adviser), Absent: Nikhilesh Korgaonkar, (Co-Chair)

Debate Club

Organizations 49

Handbell Choir

Mr. Turgeon (Adviser), Scott Barrow, Abby Markle, Emily Chenot, Erika Lilja, Matt Orr, Rana Bonnice, Nicki Handy, Alexy Yoffie, Angela Bhan, Ellen Dormitzer, Megan Fletcher

Laura Bayon(Co-Chair.), Kern Aleksiewicz (Co-Chair), Erica Puccio, Mrs. Ortiz (Adviser), Monica Ortiz, Molly Benson, Kruti Acharya, Matt Fletcher, Haley Chartoff, Mike Louca, Megan Fletcher, Julie Gotz, Meredith Morse, Lara Dowling, Andrea Pantos, Illana Rosen, Rana Bonnice

International Club

50 Organizations

Intarsia

Mr. White (Adviser), Jake Gould, Jen Bjorn, Adam Del Rossi, Leah Albrecht, Rodl Torres, Seth Jacobson (Business Manager), Matt Orr (Literary Editor), Rachel Bickford, Rana Bonnice, Jessica Reardon, Tracey Cubbal

John Nelson, Kieran Cloonan, Mark Pyle, Matt Fletcher, Matt Enlow, Ms. Tsang (Adviser), Kim Sawyer, Sarah Morgan, Maxine Sleeper, Tina Niedzwiecki, Sarah Matthews (CoEditor), Andrew Heilpern, Rodl Torres,Pinto Sinha,Doug Drob, Rana Bonnice Absent: Sonia Pabley (Co-Editor)

Newspaper

Organizations 51

Outing Club Spiro Spanalcis, Julianne Veneziano, Kathy Starzyk, Kim Linnell, Laura McMackin, Scott Barrow, Chad Percival, Brett Rice, Kerry Sullivan, Pinto Sinha, Molly Benson, Jill Bennett, Kruti Acharya, Elana Goldberg, Megan Fletcher, Nicki Handy, Noel Oziolli, Jen Backus, Meredith Morse, Ben Brenninkmeyer, Julie Gotz, Catherine Mailloux, Alyssa Defrin, Kelley Hendricken, Karen Sigel, Alicia Davis, Josh Handy, Scott Eunson, Meighan Cappello, Kevin Glew, Tom Pierie, Mark Pyle, Katie Beaton, David Sweet, Angelica Giustolisi, Molly Fenigsohn, Jessica Reardon, Melissa Brainard, David Steen, Max Kariko, Allison Goff, Chetan Rajadhyaksha, Erika Gasko,Tami Rubenstein,Jennie Howland, Rachel Dymon, Heidi Anderson, Ben Josephson, Damien Berthiaume Absent: Jennifer Durant(Pres.), Mrs.Pearson (Adviser)

Mrs. Hench (Adviser), Mr. Amadio(Adviser), Mr.Turgeon (Adviser), Matt Orr, Kendra Reed,Scott Eunson,Chetan Rajadhyaksha, Alison Belforti, Eleni Gage,Alexy Yoffie,Sarah Angelini, Ellen Dormitzer, Jen Rauch, Aridl Clayton, Monica Ortiz, Erika Lilja, Max Kariko, Illana Rosen, Katherine Stewart, Jennie Howland, Katie Lord, Alyssa Defrin, Emily Chenot, Melissa Gabrielian, Rachel Bickford, Rana Bonnice, Tami Rubenstein, Sarah Matthews, Allison Berkeley, Emily Hazzard, Jen Schaeffer, Danielle Lamoureux, Jessica Macomber, Jason Venditti, Heather Abbott.

Powder and Wig

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Prom Committee

Kenneth Hasija, Mrs. Puccio (Adviser), Mr.Gauthier(Adviser), Jon Beaton, Laurie Jasperson (Co-Chair), Melissa Rice (Co-Chair), Erica Puccio, Max Kariko, Jon Mailloux, Jen Roberts, Andrea Pantos, Erika Gasko, Melissa Gabrielian

Matt Fletcher, Rachel Dymon, Katherine Stewart, Karen Sigel, Cecily Brann, Elizabeth Shaw, Joe Veneziano(Co-Chair.), Katie Lord, Danielle Lamoureux, Elana Goldberg, Kerni Carlson, Alicia Davis, Max Kariko, Melissa Gabrielian, Kelley Hendricken, Kerry Sullivan, Jen Backus, Tracy Roberts, Chetan Rajadhyaksha,Jennie Howland, Mona Bhan (Co-Chair), Lara Dowling, Kruti Acharya, Kavita Thomas, Allison Goff, Heidi Anderson Absent: Mr. Myers (Adviser)

SADD

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Science Club

Tibor Kereshi, Matt Fletcher, Joe Veneziano, Mark Pyle, Mrs. Apostolou (Adviser), Prashant Sinha (Pres.), Joy Meystre, Jean Tak, Josh Handy

Matt Fletcher, Haley Chartoff, Erika Lilja, Ajay Bagal, John Nelson, Andrew Heilpern, Ellen Savory, Maxine Sleeper, Sara Morgan, Kim Sawyer (Pres.), Rod l Torres, Ryan Torres, Pinot Sinha, Absent: Mr. Barrow (Adviser)

Math Club

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Social Committee

Elana Goldberg, Kathy Starzyk (Co-Chair.), Max Kariko, Chetan Rajadhyaksha, Kathy Stewart, Jessica Macomber (CoChair.), Melissa Gabrielian, Laurie Jasperson, Tami Rubenstein, Kelly Hendricken, Jill Bennett (Co-Chair), Absent: Mr. Mathieu (Adviser) Mrs. Rasnick (Adviser)

Kendra Reed, Haley Chartoff, Katie Davis, Rod Torres, Ellen Savory, Joy Meystre, Stefanie Rider, Fred Bayon, Anna Kozaczka, Kathleen Aleksiewicz, Lori Wagner, Jean Tak, Jon Mailloux, Max Kariko, Erica Puccio(Co-Chair.), Chad Percival, Eric Booth, Laura McMackin, Scott Kurland, Spiro Spanakis, Joe Veneziano, Jim O'Connor, Chetan Rajadhyalcsha, Mark Pyle, Ms. Brown (Adviser), Bill Davis, Kevin Glew, Molly Benson, Laura Bayon, Heidi Anderson, Laurie Jasperson, Allison Goff, Missy Rice, Andrew Heilpern, Matt Fletcher, Libby Nealon, Jen Roberts, Kerry Sullivan, Megan Fletcher, Nicki Handy, Catherine Mailloux, Julie Gotz, Ellen Dormitzer, Kavita Thomas, Julie Veneziano, Eleni Gage,Kruti Acharya, Lara Dowling, Rana Bonnice, Jessica Reardon, Hadly Kruzek, Jennie Howland, Christina Wellington

Social Concerns Committee

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Tour Guides

Alicia Davis, Angela Bhan, Kathleen Aleksiewicz, Bill Davis, Brett Rice, Karen Sigel, Cecily Brann, Eric Booth, Rachel Bickford, Laura Bayon, Kern Aleksiewicz, Jim O'Connor, Fred Bayon, Erika Lilja, Jessica Macomber, Jean Tak, Stephanie Rider, Kruti Acharya, Avery LaBrecque, Molly Benson, Nicki Handy, Roel Torres, Abby Markle, Andrew Heilpern, Erica Driscoll, Mr. Fixx (Adviser), Stephanie Burns, Jennifer Schaeffer (Pres.)

Sarah Angelini, Kruti Acharya, Ellen Dormitzer, Ms. Brown (Adviser), Amar Rajadhyaksha, Erika Gasko, Spiro Spanakis, Kerry Sullivan, Elana Goldberg, Abby Markle, Illana Rosen, Erica Driscoll, Sarah Mathews, Laura Bayon, Rachel Bickford, Kavita Thomas, Julie Veneziano, Nicki Handy, Julie Gotz, Eleni Gage, Stephanie Burns

I.C.E.

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Student Council

Mrs. Puccio (Adviser), Jim O'Connor (Vice-Pres.), Fred Bayon (Pres.), Emily Chenot, Abby Markle, Libby Nealon, Monica Ortiz, Danielle Lamoureux, Andrea Pantos, Benji Tabor

Mrs. Tritschler (Adviser), Adam Del Rossi, Mike Louca, Matt Fletcher, Stefanie Rider, Jean Tak, Ben Josephson, Tracy Roberts, Mr. Mathieu (Adviser) (Absent)

Student Standards

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Peer Group

Scott Kurland, Adam Del Rossi, Spiro Spanakis, Sarah Angelini, Maxine Sleeper, Mrs. Welch (Adviser), Mr. Amadio (Adviser), Eleni Gage, Monica Ortiz, Dave Sweet, Jen Schaeffer;

Miss Gauch (Adviser), Nicki Handy, Kim Sawyer, Kenny Hasija, Erica Driscoll, Rana Bonnice, Alexy Yoffie, Hadley Kruczek

Humanities

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Blue Moon Staff

Mr. Aleksiewicz (Adviser), Molly Benson, Laura McMackin, Mr. Dec (Adviser), Jen Rauch, Hadley Kruczek, Abby Markle, Laurie Jasperson, Missy Rice, Kerni Aleksiewicz, Andrew Heilpern, John Nelson, Alexy Yoffie, Kavita Thomas, Julie Veneziano, Meg Fletcher, Mike Louca, Nicki Handy, Meredith Morse, Katie Davis(CoEditor), Joy Meystre, Jen Roberts, Erica Puccio, Tami Rubenstein, Kerni Carlson Absent: Mr. McKane (Adviser), Jen Durant (Co-Editor)

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One on One The 1989 Men's Soccer team defined the phrase "rebuilding year." In spite of losing seven starting seniors from the previous year's team, it finished with a respectable record of 9-7-1, which placed the team third in the Metro West League. Since the team consisted of only twelve players, it was correctly labeled,"The Ironmen", as most of all the players were forced to play the full eighty minutes of every game. The team lost its share of games, but also won its share. Spurred on by Coach Enlow's halftime speeches and Jimmy's comeback lines of"Oh yeah, and what are your SAT scores?" to

arrogant opposing players, the team also personified the expression "Home Boy". Nearly every single victory was won at home and each defeat occurred while the team played away. The team accomplished more than what was expected of it.

The Junior Varsity team also had a successful season with a 5-5 record. The team showed tremendous improvement and desire, which will be needed for next year's varsity team. The team also was a surprise, finishing with five wins,a feat that no one had expected.

BACK ROW: Scott MacGilpin, Chad Percival, Geoff LaPlant, Ben Josephson, Josh Handy, Coach Chase MIDDLE ROW: Dave Sweet, Spiro Spanakis, Adam DelRossi, Mohan Renganathan, Nick Korgaonkar FRONT ROW: Mike Louca,Scott Barrow,Steve Zottoli

"That's it Scott; keep the knee over the ball."

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Matt Orr displaying the determination needed to win.

Jimmy O'Connor: Grace under pressure.

Joe shows off his touch with the ball.

BACK ROW:Steve Zottoli, Benji Taber, Matt Fletcher, Sujith Abraham,Jimmy O'Connor, Fred Bayon,Joe Veneziano, Jon Beaton, Jon Mailloux, Matt Orr, Coach Enlow FRONT ROW: Roel Torres, Scott Eunson, Andrew Heilpern, Mark Pyle, Josh Handy

A little inspiration for the second half provided by Coach Enlow.

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The Girls' Varsity soccer team had a great season for its first full varsity schedule. Two team members gathered individual honors as Eastern League All Stars. The team corn-

bined a stinging offense and strong defense with exceptional goalkeeping. Experience and skill came together well, showing impressive signs for future success.

RIGHT: It's a bird, it's a plane ...

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Alexander, Tina Niedzwiecki, Angela Bahn, Joy Meystre, Jen Backus, Rachel Bickford, Katie Beaton,Tracy Roberts, Laura McMakin, Jess Macomber, Liz Shaw,Kerry Sullivan,Kristen Wollenberg, Stefanie Burns KNEELING: Jen Rauch, Andrea Pantos, Jen Durant

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Off and running Rallying from an upset loss to Pingree early in the season, the Boys' Cross Country team had yet another successful season, finishing 9-1 in the Eastern League and winning its third consecutive championship. Three members of the team also won individual honors as Eastern League AllStars.

The team hosted the New England Class C Prep School Cross Country Championships in which it finished an impressive 9th out of 23 teams.

The teams also boasted an all-New

England runner and can expect returning runners to add to the present honors of the team.

The Girls' Cross Country team also finished the season well, taking 4 out of 5 positions on the Eastern League All-Star team. The girls boasted an Eastern League MVP. Their season was topped off by a strong performance in the New England Championships, claiming their own allNew England runner. The team is a young one, which bodes well for the future.

ABOVE: Hey, guys, it's not moving.

STANDING: Ben Brenninkmeyer, Bill Davis, Kim Linnell, Tibor Kereshi, Pinto Sinha KNEELING: Coach Woods, Jake Gould, Doug Drob, John Nelson, Coach Fixx

ABOVE:"They do run, run, run!"

STANDING: Abby Markle (mgr.), Sara Marks, Kim Sawyer, Maxine Sleeper, Sonia Pabley, Sarah Walsh KNEELING: Coach Woods, Emily Chenot, Jess Reardon, Coach Fixx

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Go For It The Varsity Field Hockey team had a memorable season.

It ended with a record of 13-65, qualifying for district playoffs and advancing to the finals of the AISGA Tournament.

The entire team improved immensely throughout the season.

In spite of their hard work, the

members found time for laughter and jokes, prompted by the newly formed cheering squad.

Mrs. Gerhardt, in her final season of coaching, gave the players the encouragement to "DO IT NOW!" It was a fall to be remembered.

Katherine cleanly breaks away from her defender.

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BACK ROW:Monica Oritz,Jen Jones, Kelley Hendricken,Jennie Howland, Katie Lord, Alicia Davis, Coach Jasperson FRONT ROW: Meredith Morse, Megan Fletcher,Catherine Mailloux, Avery LeBrecque,Karen Sigel, NoeIle Ozioli

Stefanie fends off her opponent and maintains possession.

Erica sets up for a shot on goal.

Julianne fights for control of the ball.

BACK ROW: Coach Gerhardt, Libby Nealon, Nicki Handy, Laura Bayon, Katie Davis, Erica Puccio, Jen Roberts, Julianne Veneziano, Elana Goldberg FRONT ROW: Christina Wellington, Kathy Starzyk, Stefanie Rider, Jill Bennett, Rachel Dymon, Missy Rice, Katherine Stewart.

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DEFENSE!!!

Two seconds left, and Bancroft finds itself down by three points. Matt Fletcher checks into the game as Mark Pyle takes the ball out at half-court. Fletch sets himself up at the top of the key and the play begins. Jim O'Connor runs to the corner to set a pick for Fred Bayon. The defense reacts and both Fred and Jim are covered. Fletch, from the top of the key,jabsteps and cuts away from his man towards Mark and looks for the ball. Mark sees him and passes him the ball.

Fletch catches the ball and squares to face the hoop with a defender draped all over him. He jumps and shoots just before the buzzer sounds. The ball gets net. Fletch with his dramatic three point shot ties the game and sends it into overtime, where Bancroft wins 64-60.

RIGHT:"Manute" McKee looks on as Mike Louca shoots.

RIGHT: Captains Fred Bayon and Jim O'Connor get some final advice from the refs before taking on their rivals from Pingree.

STANDING:Coach O'Brian,Ben Josephson, Damien Berthiaume, Mike Louca, Neil Kirsch, Geoff LaPlant, Josh Burwick, Tom Pierie, Amar Rajadhyaksha, Eric Booth. KNEELING: Scott Barrow, Ajay Bagal.

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ABOVE: Jim O'Connor steps in to play some tight defense against his opponent.

STANDING: Mike Louca, Ken Hasija, Brett Rice, Matt Fletcher, Scott MacGilpin, Scot McKee, John Nelson, Joe Veneziano, Mark Pyle, Andrew Heilpern, Roel Torres. KNEELING:Jim O'Connor, Coach Chase, Fred Bayon.

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RIGHT: "Are you getting all of this, Jen?" BELOW: "Just try to get through us."

BACK ROW: Alison Belforti, Catherine Paszkowska, Karen Sigel, Elana Goldberg, NoeIle Ozioli, Kruti Acharya. FRONT ROW: Laura Bayon.

Coach Alexander, Laura McMackin.

"Outpace her, Karen!"

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They're having a ball!

The Women's Varsity Basketball team had an up and down season with exciting highlights. The team suffered through injured knees and ankles, laughed through grueling practices, but most of all supported each other through it all.The Knox Blox at halftimes helped to rejuvenate the players for the rest of the game and provided for even more laughs. The girls found out that Jello can get pretty messy. The great coaching of Mr. Enlow gave them the incentive to play their best. The Women's Jr. Varsity team enjoyed a strong season, winning all of their first games. It seemed that they made more fun than work for themselves, but they proved that they knew the game when they were on the court.

BACK ROW: Jen Roberts, Kerry Sullivan, Coach Enlow, Katie Beaton, Tina Niedzwiecki, Erica Puccio. FRONT ROW: Tracy Roberts, Julianne Veneziano, Jill Bennett.

"We've got this one in the bag."

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It's a hit!

The 1989 Varsity Baseball team had an exceptional season, finishing 13-8, qualifying for the District playoffs and being runner-up in the NEPSAC Tournament. Besides the team's success, it also received individual honors, winning 8 all-Metro West and Eastern League awards. A team member distinguished himself as runner-up in the voting for the MVP in the Metro West. Another earned hard-throwing MVP of the Eastern League. The team's success was bolstered by the non-seniors who will be back next season to wreck havoc on the diamond.

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STANDING: Jim O'Conner, Justin Fletcher, Fred Bayon, Greg MacGilpin, Jed Hellstrom, Chris Veneziano, Tim Starzyk, Coach Chase KNEELING: Ken Hasija, Tom Halpin, Justin Puccio, Chris Gray, Joe Veneziano, Matt Fletcher

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ABOVE: Catching the sign.

LEFT: On the move.

BELOW: What a rip!

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The Windup The Girls' Softball team had a strong season, winning the Eastern Independent League title. It was runner-up in the AISGA tournament. Despite three comebacks, it could not quite manage to capture that last victory.

The team claimed three all-stars in the Metro West, three in the Eastern League, and two in the AISGA tournament. Under a new coach,the team pulled together well.

RIGHT: We're number one in confidence!

ABOVE: Under a watchful eye!

RIGHT: The Heater!

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LEFT: "Who's up next?"

ABOVE: Another one bites the dust!

LEFT: Ready and willing to win.

BACK ROW: Janne Nielson, Jen Rauch, Rachel Dymon, Kara Eastwood, Laura Bayon, Coach Alexander. FRONT ROW: Tina Niedzwiecki, Erica Lilja, Kerry Sullivan, Jess Macomber, Erica Puccio, Katie Davis. Missing: Captain Lisa Heald, Kim Roberts, Amy Lefebvre

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Josh prepares to put away the winning volley.

Bill smacking a forehand

Missy taking five.

BACK ROW:Coach Enlow, Andrew Heilpern, Ajay Bagal, Mohan Renganathan, Nick Korgaonkar, Pinto Sinha FRONT ROW: Brett Rice, Steve Zottoli, Bill Davis, Tibor Kereshi, Scott Barrow, Josh Handy

Scott braces himself to hit his devastating groundstroke.

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Game, Set, Match!

The 1989 Girls' Tennis season began on a very strange note. The first match was played in blizzard-like conditions with temperatures of 30 degrees and a hard snowfall. However, about a week later, the sun appeared and the team once again hit the courts. Throughout the season, the team encountered a variety of opponents, ranging from those who did not know how to keep score to those who played like junior pros. The team played well and capped off the season with a final tournament played under grueling conditions with the temperatures well into the nineties. All of the players gained valuable experience and practice which will greatly help next year's team.

The 1989 Boys' Tennis team exploded on to the Central Mass. tennis scene with an appearance in the semifinals of the Division 2 District Tournament. The team finished with an impressive record of 15-3, which placed it second in the Eastern League standings. Both the singles players and doubles teams played well. Many of the players entered the Central Mass. singles and doubles tournament and had a strong showing. The tennis team is once again regaining its dominance of previous years.

BACK ROW:Stefanie Rider, Missy Rice, Laurie Jasperson, Haley Chartoff, Coach Barrow FRONT ROW:Jean Tak, Nicki Handy, Joy Meystre

Laurie hitting a pictureperfect backhand.

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TRICK OR TREAT This year's Halloween celebration proved to be one of the best ever. The cleanshaven Mr. Amadio and Mr. Stein started the show as the "Blues Brothers" and then led the parade of costumes. The lower and middle schoolers had varied costumes, ranging from a laundry basket to Freddie Krueger.

The underclassmen showed

great class spirit with the freshmen dressed as cards, the sophomores as farmers, and the juniors as hippies. The senior skit, however, stole the show. The skit consisted of two scenes, the first being an action-packed rendition of noon assembly, and the second,a very funny episode from "The People's Court."

ABOVE: John and Yoko.

RIGHT: Jake Gould wishes he were back on the farm!

ABOVE: Wake up Matt Orr!

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LEFT: "Give peace a chance!"

BELOW: Jen Durant (as Mrs. Dings) warns against chewing gun in her class.

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ABOVE: Count those freckles!

ABOVE: Jim O'Connor amazes us with his new talent!

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RIGHT:"Walk much Andrea?"

BELOW:"You can't catch me, I'm the Rizzo man!"

ABOVE: Our resident gourmet.

RIGHT: Kruti puts a strain on her gluteus maximus.

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A DAY TO BE FREE! Four years ago, Mike Rasnick first established an Upper School day trip to Wachusett Mountain. And now the freshmen of that maiden voyage are graduating. Eight trips up and down that mountain helped alleviate stress.

Continued fun is Mike's wonderful legacy.

Never lose sight of heated wheelbarrow competitions and never forget the muddy conditions under which the seniors dominated that particular race and all those other field day activities. For every class, there is a time of glory.

Have a Coke and a smile.

"You think we're in jail now? Wait till we get back to school."

Senior Spirit!

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Ten-Pin Fever The Second Annual Bancroft Bowling Bonanza was again a complete success. Many teams competed for the prestigious championship Tshirts. The competition was unparalleled as teams bowled for the opportunity to carry the title of the elite Bancroft Bowling Champions. Some of the competitors included the "Holy Rollers", "Foreign Princesses", "Strikeforce", and the returning champions (no name needed). The victorious sophomore team, "Strikeforce", anchored by Scott Kurland and consisting of Chad Percival, Dave Sweet, and Scott Barrow, will be the team to beat in the next Bowling Bonanza.

ABOVE: Strike!

LEFT: Beat That!

BELOW: We're Number One!

ABOVE: Proud of your score, Kern?

RIGHT: Too cool for words.

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The Thrill of Victory

Every year, the four upper school classes take part in a series of competitions such as holiday decorating, apple bobbing, pumpkin carving, relay races, skits, and a canned food drive for the needy. At the end of the year, the class with the greatest number of points receives recognition on a school plaque.

LEFT:"So should we pretend it's a frisbee?"

BELOW:The stockings were hung by the chimney with care.

ABOVE: "Wow, Drew, look at it go!"

LEFT: UH-OH, UH-OH!

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Santa's Coming To Town Holiday time rolled around, and the upper school was ready. The school was decorated, skits were performed, and wreaths were tossed. Coming out on top after these class competitions were the seniors, who also entertained us with their presentation of the faculty gifts. The Secret Santa exchange created its usual spirit of good cheer.

After all the excitement had subsided, it was time for a much-needed vacation.

RIGHT: Santa's just bursting with joy!

CENTER:Santa bringing gifts to all the good boys and girls.

BELOW: "It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Santa Claus!"

RIGHT:Josh is set to put the wreath into orbit.

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ABOVE: Gee, Dave, I think it looks kind of cute.

LEFT: The juniors singing a jolly tune.

BELOW: After all that fun, even the wreath needs a break.

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RIGHT: A hair raising musical!

Iowa Shines h, there's nothing halfway about the fun of doing "The Music Man". Bancroft opened its eyes and ears to the show that topped them all. The

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RIGHT: Megan Fletcher, Nikki Handy, & Catherine Mailloux show how close Iowan neighbors become!

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stage was filled with new faces playing new characters. It combined the talents of the lower, middle, and upper schools with those of faculty members, making it an experience no one will forget.

LEFT: Amber — "Gosh, I love the way he sings!"

BELOW: Our town's amazing quartet takes a minute to get away from the wives!

LEFT: Eulalie (Jen Durant) blesses America.

LEFT: Marcellus (Matt Orr) tap dances in the public library.

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PROM '89 "Don't you forget about me " a fitting theme song for the Junior-Senior Prom. The excitement of the evening and the aroma of the floral arrangements filled the warm summer air. The decorations com-

mittee transformed Albert's into a festive milieu.

The music and lights created a wonderful dancing atmosphere. Later in the evening, couples set off for their own destinations.

"Do they have proms in Denamrk, Janne?"

"Look, Heidi, we're on video."

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Mountains High

The Outing Club climbed Mt. Monadnock one Sunday in October.

After spending a wet night under the lightening, the majority of our campers awoke in the cabin. It was a fun and long climb for some, and for others a test on sense of direction.

Ben Josephson: "Next year, I'm joining the Math Club!"

Rachel Dymon & Dave Steen want to climb down now that their president is finally at the top.

Bill Davis smiles now, but wait 'til he gets lost!

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These three stayed up late ...

What do you mean this isn't the music from Sweeney Todd? ... and these two went to bed early!

New York City Here We Come!

The most popular thing to do on the bus ride home!

On the cold snowy morning of December 20, 1989 at 6:45 A.M., all those bound for the Powder & Wig New York trip were at school and ready for a prompt 7 A.M. departure. We stopped once at McDonald's for a "most wholesome" breakfast. On the trip down, people entertained themselves by talking with friends, listening to walkmen, sleeping, or playing catch with a koosh ball as a few of the freshmen girls did. When we did arrive in NYC, we were dropped off in front of Macy's depart-

ment store,and had free time to shop and to explore the Big Apple. At 12:30 we all boarded the bus and traveled over to the Circle In The Square Theatre to see Sweeney Todd, starring Bob Gunton as Sweeney Todd and Beth Fowler as Mrs. Lovett. On the bus ride home, people slept, sang Christmas carols, and played cards. On our return trip to McDonald's we wondered if we were eating "Sweeney Todd Burgers"! The group arrived at Bancroft about 10 P.M. after a successful trip.

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RIGHT: A cozy chair for two.

BELOW: Armando returns!

ABOVE: "I'm not going to tell her the answer."

RIGHT:"I got that question right."

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BELOW: Judge Belforti.

BELOW: Dave grins & bears it.

LEFT: "Welcome to the People's Court."

ABOVE:"I know I owe the yearbook some money."

ABOVE: "Stop teasing me about my hair!"

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Tristan Codner (absent) Margaret Davis Melissa Davis Emily DeLiddo Michael Deliso Kathryn Dewey Christopher Donahue Andrew Fletcher Tacy Flint Marina Gage Laura Ghiglione Ginger Giordani Michael Goldstein Jennifer Goodwin Adam Haddad Phoebe Hazzard Cory Heisson Otis Hendershott

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Emily Hinman Damon Hopkins Maria Kereshi Jaime Kirsch Matthew Koskinen Jacqueline Kurland Alexandra LaPlant Cameron Lufkin (absent) Alycia Mack Mary-Elizabeth McMenemy Jennifer Meehan Adam Mirick Erica Moser Anna Myers Hannah Parker Craig Pentland Lauren Persky Kristen Sbrogna Jeremy Sigel Nathan Siter Nicole Spanakis Kara Sullivan William Tsang Cara Veneziano

Douglas Wright Victoria Yoffie

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Richard Apostolou Jessica Arinella Samantha Barrow Heather Barrows A. Stanton Barter

Michelle Beauregard Maura Beddes Dwight Blake Jennifer Burwick Christopher Capalbo

Sarah Chase Christopher Conti Natasha Cormier Ashish Desai Kara Desilets

Koren Donahue Rebecca Dutton Lucas Enlow Eddie Fernandez Jessica Fulton

Mittul Gulati Alexander Haddad Kevin Hagan Christopher Halpin Abigail Hatch

Thomas Howland Elizabeth Jaffee Matthew Lindquist Abigail Lorge Leslie Metzmaker

Megan Mulligan Jennifer Pabley Travis Percival Deborah Peters Adria Polletta

Stacy Rugg Ralph Sbrogna Jr. Sherri Sharma Ryan Thompson Linnea Tocci

Timothy Whitney Diana Whitten Timothy Wright

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KINDERGARTEN FIRST ROW: (Left to Right) — John Lucas, Moira Finicane, Peter O'Connor,Sean McGinn,Peter Merritt, John Goss, Dorsy Yoffie, Kristen Berquist, Annalisa Olson, Billy Doran, John Welch, Elizabeth Warth, Jason Cobiski, Susan Scheufele.

BACK ROW: Mrs. Truesdell, Joshua Lubatkin, Keith Lyman, Katherine Radin, Aimee Recupero, Dena Raffa, Alexis Tumolo, Nora Kyle, Anthony Isgro, Katie Watson, Genevieve DiNatale, Molly McAleer, Annie Richardson, Mrs. Merzigian.

FIRST GRADE FIRST ROW: (Left to Right) — Matthew Rosales, Meghan, McLaughlin, Tod Schutter, Nicole St. Germain, Patrick Sheehan, Nick Ganias, Steven Goranson, Alana Rubin, Abby Lundberg SECOND ROW:(Left to Right) — Rachel Trocchio, Blair Kanis, Elizabeth Tocci, John Zachary Tumolo, Sam Truesdell, Sarah Burke, David Malec THIRD ROW: (Left to Right) — Libby Brennan, Andrew Haddad, Adam Benson, Meredith Bond, Thomas White, Charlie Tingue, Kim Pentland, Nick Kyriakakos, Ross Liggett, Kelly Turner, Marisa Clementi, Meghan Posco, Christine Okike, Angelo Scola, Jennifer Cayer FOURTH ROW:(Left to Right) — Mrs. Holden, Mrs. Paugh

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SECOND GRADE KNEELING: Jordan Bond, Tommy Mack,Sam DeLiddo, Nathaniel Schultz, Christine Goss, Jennifer Sullivan, Derek Sbrogna, Jesse Geller, Rachel Harper SECOND ROW:Gwen Graziano, Caitlin Chamberlain, Adam Tankanow, Anne Houston, Tyler McDonnell, Adam Roesch, Tim Brady THIRD ROW: John Finn, Sherry Zakhary, Matt Brady, Betsy Nesbitt, Milan Moore, Alissa Greenberg, Geordie Parker, Jess Oyer, Alicia Pierce, Joey Brennan FOURTH ROW: Miss Cappabianca, Yvonne DiBenedetto,Lilla Lund,Marc Schultz,Julie Deprez, Jeff Gnatek, Mrs. Chenot

THIRD GRADE FIRST ROW:(Left to Right) — Will Judge, Jessica Venincasa, Mia Pearson, Victoria Radin, Anastasia Ganias, Juan Yepez SECOND ROW:(Left to Right) — Kurt Hagstrom, Kevin Bisson, Andy Krock, Leah Rosales, Katie Enlow, John Cayer, Marc Antanavica, Liryc Lunn, Sam Epstein, Cassandra Andersen THIRD ROW: (Left to Right) Will Ebert, Justin Leroux, Abe Stein, Patrick Oroszko, Chris Wilson, Alexander McCauley, Will Durgin, Annie Huppert, Meagan Lilly, Mackenzie Lewis FOURTH ROW:(Left to Right) — Mrs. Allen, Mr. Easton

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FOURTH GRADE First Row: (Left to Right) Vijay Renganathan, Bram Yoffie, Hilary Zwerdling, David Osgood, Tommy Goss, Jacob Oyer, Ryan McLaughlin, Jeanne Nicholson Second Row:(Left to Right) Ruben Honig, Jim Deprez, Adam Polletta, Joey Persky, Michael Allen, Patrick O'Connor, Nicholas Capalbo, David Hatch, Kenan Chamberlain, Wynne Morgan Third Row: (Left to Right) Nnamdi Okike, Mrs. Seale, Alexandra Kazanovicz, Erika Clementi, Laura Apostolou, Nate Kadow, Sara Scheufele, Sam Kressler, Jaime Schwartz, Leah Benson, Rhianna Benson, Lindsay Bennett, Mrs. Enlow

FIFTH GRADE First Row: (Left to Right) Kelly Kervick, Rachel Josephson, Emily Easton, Katie Krock, Amy Sodha, Alyssa Venincasa, Neeti Acharya, Lisa Wright, Mayo Morgan, Ethan Fletcher, Derick Beauregard, Padgett Berthiaume Second Row:(Left to Right) Caylie Marden, Abby Tabor, Amy Blake, Anna Ortiz, Heather Vellante, Liz Radin, Lindsay Blake, Matt Hitzhusen, Nick Metzmaker, Bob Cayer, Yuri Brightly, David Gise, Matthew Purushotham,Joe Rosales, Mrs. Kennison, Michael McMenemy Third Row: (Left to Right) Mrs. Condon, James Gutow, Michael Hochman, Tony Mangano, Kanu Okike, Chase Myers, Jamie Henry, Matt Wright

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RIGHT: Jen Rauch: "Hey, Bill, should we go to class?"

BELOW: Kerni Carlson tries to open her over-taped Secret Santa gift.

Fred Bayon, Sujith Abraham, and Jim O'Connor tan during the class get-away.

Lara Dowling and Matt Enlow try to make sense out of their Chem Lab.

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LEFT: Scott: "I wonder how long that's been in there?!"

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"Face it. Curiosity will not cause us to die only lack of it will.

Never to want to see the other side of the hill or that improbable country where living is an idyll Although a probable hell would kill us all.

Only the curious have, if they live, a tale worth telling at all."

"Curiosity"

Alastair Reid

There was a young man who said,"Why Can't I look in my ear with my eye?

If I put my mind to it, I'm sure I can do it.

You never can tell till you try."

Anonymous

This bridge will only take you halfway there To those mysterious lands you long to see: Through gypsy camps and swirling Arab fairs And moonlit woods where unicorns run free.

So come and walk awhile with me and share The twisting trails and wondrous worlds I've known.

But this bridge will only take you halfway there — The last few steps you'll have to take alone.

"This Bridge"

Shel Silverstein

Listen to the MUSN'TS,child, Listen to the DON'TS Listen to the SHOULDN'TS The IMPOSSIBLES,the WON'TS Listen to the NEVER HAVES Then listen close to me Anything can happen, child, ANYTHING can be.

"Listen to the Musn'ts"

Shel Silverstein

Good Luck to the class of 1990 from The Rices

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"Mr. Woodford! It's me!": Fade to

"Chetan,I saw the mountain man.":

black and air guitars (Fred's got

Makin videos: Update-Twisted Sister has scaled the east facade of Ozzy's

acoustic, Joe's got lead, Jim's got

castle:"I just don't think so.":"Why do

vocals, Ken's got drums): Outward

birds suddenly appear?":"I can't

Bound Boys... Yee Haw!(To serve, to

believe she's in the bathroom again!":

strive, and not to yield):"Ken what did

The Deele:"I'm dancing with the man

you do after the prom? Oh ya, you

in the mirror.": Boogey Boarding in

drove around Princeton for two hours.

Cali-"Ken, sitting with all your friends on

Typical Joe, he fell asleep.":"How was the

the beach.": Unity, in the cookie aisle of

movie,Ry-Guy?":"Webby, Webby,dude

Piggly Wiggly, where it all began.: Doogie:

it's your Mom! Can't talk now dude, gotta

The Frat House

surf! Sorry, mam he's dead!"

INCIDENTALLY Texas Tale I The Milby Memorial Methodist Church of Houston has a bowling league. One of the teams calls itself THE HOLY ROLLERS

"Galvanize the what?": Orlando Int'l

Gimlet:"Jim, let me see you give birth to

Airport-"Jim,do it, pull a wild duck,I dare

that pumpkin again.": 9 piece McNugget,

you.":"How much were those roses?":

Large Fries, Super-Size Coke,and lots of

"This is Good. This is Awesome!":

extra salt!: "How's the social life? Look's

Newport Creamery.:"Kappy, we're

like Maui Classic again boys.": Supa Baah:

going in Mr. A's van right?":"Im

"It's Thursday, L.A. Law night!(Hope

having a hard enough time as it is

it's not a repeat !)": Feelin It?: Pasta

guys.":"Guys,shut up. I wanna get

Fest:"Joe, finished your aps yet?":"I

some sleep and I'm sick of the Brady

know that dude!", Spicoli lives!:

Bunch. Whatevah Geritol-Man."

Honorary Members; Ryan, Venez,

"What the $#%*@ is wrong with the

Sujith, and Chetan.: HURT!!!

toilet? Was that you P.W. Boy?"update: The floor is still wet.

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Thai Orchid Get the man!...Know what I hate about handicapped bathrooms...We lost Christina!?!...must look good in a black turtleneck... After you young ladies.

Wayne's "852-6326"...The Naked Gun..."Basketball-I gave you some of the best years of my life"...Yeah Boy!-Missy:"Shut up Jean and Stef!"...Drop 'n Tan...water skiing...Sgt. Camp sheet..."Get this movie. Take it -Take the two dollars!"...X-tra Mart Mute Woman..."Midnight Train to Georgia!"-Sorry Stef, but you can't sing!...Impatient Girl-BMW day!!! ...Triple R and V Girl... Mountain Dew Girl..."What-do you live in a barn?" ..."What-do you have a complex?"..."Thanks-thanks for nothin'"..."Me, Me, Me!"..."He's hitting himself!"...The Bus..."Allo-Allo"..."Don't cry!"... Sentimental Girl...Box/Mix Girl..."I've perfected the art of making chocolate chip cookies and have the best taste in clothes."..."I can't-I have dancing!" ...Slum Under the Sun..."Born in a Manger"...Old Man Joe and Unis..."Billy Joel-Beware of fat geeks at concerts!...YUCK BOOK!!!

What to do when you run out of gas...

1)Stop driving! 2)find an open gas station 3)convince the guy to give you the gas 4)keep Illana in the car 5)unscrew the cap 6)hold the flashlight still 7) pour gas into the gas tank-not all over the car, the driveway, and Missy 8)dilute any spilled gas with hot water 9)thaw yourself out with some tea and a good movie

GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!- KEEP IN TOUCH! Love, Stefanie,Jen, Hadley, Missy,Illana, Jean,and Kern

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Thank you-Rosmary and D.P., The Little Girl who ate Bran, Jane + Leslie Lillian, toilets (thank God for them),Paula Abdul-how could we forget?

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New Year's Eves(Booger) (Thanks-Phil, Ted + Chester for being there.) Thanks New Kids Donnie, Jordan, and Richard. California Dreamin'. Hey you C'MERE. Is that French?

CH I LpREN Throw...me...the...ball

"GLAD TO HAVE A FRIEND LIKE YOU,FAIR AND FUN AND SKIPPING FREE. GLAD TO HAVE A FRIEND LIKE YOU,AND GLAD TO JUST BE ME." -FREE TO BE YOU AND ME "Bleah Nishkabob P Bluk."

-some Yugoslavian jargon.

Thank you Matt(Splaz) On, Ashley Groves, and the little people.

"Hey Sis yeah you sis- A little to the right. Hey you yeah the Big Sucker over to the left-Hey this is me with Mick Jagger at his Birthday Party" -a fated scum

Thank you class of'90 we love you."I love me!"

-The Hairy Kiwis...

Cha-Cha, Basil, Pah-sley, Sa-age, Rosemarie, Thyme, Scah-b'ro.(A.K.A.- Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave, Dave,Dave, and DAVE)

GREEN "Don't feed the ducks"

A WHAT? A WHAT? A Bleauh Bleauh, A Bleauh Bleauh! Oh.

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Congratulations and good luck to the class of 1990 Love, JANNE Thank you to everybody who made the year 88-89 unforgettable and extremely important to me. The Bancroft family is wonderful. Special thanks to the Starzyks for all they did to make me feel a part of their family; The Soccer-, Basketball-, and Softball teams,my teachers and coaches: you have taught me so much; the Social Concerns committee: Thank you for the award; Jean; Jules; Stefanie; Kern; Jess; Kara; Jill; Lisa; Sheena; Kim R.; Missy; Andrea and Kathy.

Also a special thank you to my parents without whom my stay in the U.S. would have been impossible.

Forever together... and yet, together alone. and then...

-Michael Scott

Thanks: Jules, Amy,Liz, Allison, Max,Chetan, Stephen, the Brotherhood Heidi-Heidi Ho: Fididdle, FRANCE-discos, soirees, black dot. A wishin' and a hopin'. Double standards stink. I don't 'mind wearing a JEAN jacket. Hey Bud,stop beeping the horn. Gazeboland. What a tude! Spooner, muscle spasms. Where's the party? BERMUDA. Bummer,the summer of'69. American Pie. M00000! Pina Colada song. Tape Torture. Legal's-Marcello.

Thanks Andrea, Kathy, Allison, Chetan, Jim, Joe, Amy,Liz, Jules. Especially Max,thanks for everything! I'll miss you!

Jeanbo: I Watma Have Some Fun, Sprints! the 3 point play and the handshake,"Let's Wayne's it tonight," oblivious driving, The Naked Gun, AIM!! "Excuse me,but might you have a yardstick we could borrow?", Yeah boy! Mountain Dew Girl, maniac i- ledding, Margo:"You...drifter!", Wouldn't It Be Good, Hill House Break, Ex '88: Depressed Mode,"Dreaming" Lamont Dances, 'Where, where were you?", 8/8/88. Thanks Kerena, Linda, Helen, Wayne,Dave C., Thomas. Special thanks to: Stef, Missy, Janne, The Holy Rollers, Max, Chetan, Mrs. Hench, Mrs. Rasnick, Liz, Amy,and most of all Juliann.

VERMONT-moguls, sledding. T.M.'s in Cali, the laundry run. Wayne's World.

S0000 immature! Another class meeting? Four-wheeling! Pour Some Sugar on Me.

Mt Monadnock('88)-project bubblegum, Chetan-we're scared!

Why can't I be Jeanbo? I Still Believe, Somebody, Circle.

Don't Dop Me Over. I'm taking a walk and never turning back.

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CLASS OF 1990 CONGRATULATIONS

LAMOURLUX • PAGANO ASSOCIATES, ARCHITECTS

Transformers; I like u; Bean and

Thanks to: K.T., Jennie, Christina,

Wig; MIT; W-J.A.B.; leo-pan;

Katherine, Matt, Danielle ("It's a

fudge; b-pool, baboon;

what?-a blablablub-Oh!"), to: Heidi

Avenger,Melvin; purple g.b.; g-

and Jean "Candlepins for cash," to:

man, hor, Ivan, Pal; so stupid;

Lo for everything (France- "I ate

get_this; I'll drive; Fri. 13, Whoa!;

that," the PARK,discotheques, black

interesting situation; Sherry Baby-

dot, and of course the J's.) to: Jim for always being there for me when I

J+S, fireworks; kill the cat; sexposure; timex; sandpit; snag more

Thanks to everyone! Love, Laurie and Andrea

really needed to laugh, to: Max-or

babes; Hey, man turn it up, Party on, as if; GI Joe, b-ball glove;

should I say Rick(Hey, are you one of the great gifts for under

Austin; turbo; piano legs, I don't know, ok ok ok, I ate that;

$20 at Miltown?) I love you Max! to: the 6" period free, to: Ken

code, shopping, cookie dough, frosting, rude running, b-contest;

words cannot describe how much you mean to me,to: Joe-just

get off my car; beebing, chow babies, s+s+1, glamour boys,

for being you, Tak Janne: Massachusetts? Is that near Louisi-

polo, like not too bad; elephant; so wierd, pididdle,jinx;

ana? Torjson's pink elephant, New Year's Eve, Christian, "It's a

Pola+Quin; super curve; McDermotts; winking; pro image;

free country: drink","Iceman," and special thanks to the two

trampo; le bistro, let's dance-not,ID bracelet; thumper; I know

people who have given me support and true friendship when I

him; row your boat; falling; TPD, ho, bucker; tall cool one;

needed it the most-I love you Kern and Rachel. Good luck

angry, deja-vu; raccoon; Am I mising something; waiting for

everybody-I will never forget you.

you; nasty, bogus, nice, man, dude, angel, Lola, Jay, Lo, bust a move, Ames,La, Scantily clad, Whatever, See ya!

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When you go out into the world, it is best to hold hands and stick together.

-Robert Fulghum

-Best wishes to the Class of 1990!

The Bayons-Fred, Isa, Jennifer, Fred, and Laura

H.S.H. Brat, Brain, Baby. B-Queens. Splits. Je ne parle pas francais. Whose keys are those? He's got such a big mouth. Klinefelter. DIET COKE. NOTE the change. Ho Ho Ho, Ha Ha Ha, He He He. Where'd they go to get food? Boston? I wore this skirt for you. Who am I? "I got hit in the head with the boom." Touchy Feely. Field Hockey '89. Tennis '88? My "Friends". I cried the fourth time I saw it.

Another Friday and Saturday night and I ain't got nobody. Scoota thinks he's macho?! Look at my hand! Monarch, Granada. Wash your hands and brush your teeth. I HAVE to talk to you!

We'll always be here for you, Lib. Good luck.

We love you.

"Forever just got a lot shorter, didn't it?"

Kevin, St. Elmo's Fire

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Congratulations and Best Wishes to Laurie and The Class of 1990

Congratulations! to the class of 1990 Dix and Sarah Davis and family

The Jasperson Family

Good Luck Melissa Thanks to all the great teachers at Bancroft.

A '90 Parent

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Love Mom,Dad, Amy & Stephen

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Benefactors Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hagan The Aleksiewicz Family Dr. and Mrs. Richard H. Glew Sen. and Mrs. A. Paul Cellucci Dr. and Mrs. R. John Groves Dr. P. Hollenbeck and Mr.W. Doran Jonathan and Jenique Radin Ralph F. and Judith L. Sbrogna Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sigel Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Halpin The Demille Family Dr. and Mrs. Goldstein Mr. and Mrs. Harrington The Hendershott Family Robert L. Gise M.D. Mr. and Mrs. John Clementi Brann Disposal Service The Oyer Family Mr. and Mrs. George Spanakis Drs. Wagdy and Mary Zakhary The Percival Clan Janet, Barry, Katie, and Andrew Krock

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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Tocci Dr. Louis G. Bond Mr. and Mrs. Michael Lord The Kirschs Dr. and Mrs. Steven Kereshi Deborah Burwick Mr.and Mrs. Howard Wilson Pamela and Bud Soper Philip P. Raffa The Backus Family Mr.and Mrs. Allan Goff The Gulati Family Susan and Katie Harrington The Hendricken Family Mr.and Mrs. Michael Deliso The John A. Cormier Family Joseph and Martha Brennan Carol and Martin Sigel and Family Nancy and John Tumolo Mr. and Mrs. Roger Wellington, Jr. Marlene and David Persky The O'Connor Family

Sponsors Joan and Attila Kariko Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tocci Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Minasian Mr. and Mrs. Donald Booth Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mack Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Hochman William McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Antanavica The Ochoa Family The Fletcher Family Mr. and Mrs. Hagstrom Mrs. Rayna Keenan Bane, and Lindsay Blake Dr. and Mrs. Amrik Pabley Mr. and Mrs. Reed John and Lauren Nicholson The Wright Family Mr. and Mrs. Donald White The LaBrecque Family Dr. and Mrs. Larry Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mailloux Steven and Joyce Kressler Mr. and Mrs. Pierre J. Pelletier Drs. Rajadhyaksha

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Patrons Nancy and Dick Clayton Mr. and Mrs. G.L. MacGilpin, Sr. The Burdick Family Jack Lund Diane and Skip Osgood Mr. and Mrs. Ake Linnell The Dowling Family Ken Merritt John and Geraldine Cubbal Sean and Ann Finicane Robert A. Morse Mr. and Mrs. H. Malec Mr. and Mrs. F. Kardon The Allen Family Mr. and Mrs. Arving Barrows, Jr. The Dewey Family The Handy Family Edmund and Marian Hazzard Charlotte and Gary Heisson Dr. Jim Pease and Dr. Janice Hitzhusen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kazanovicz The Huppert Family/Barre Dr. and Mrs. Herman Lilja The Lundberg Family Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Conti, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Moser Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cloonan Dr. and Mrs. Paszkowski Geetha and Renga Renganathan The Starzyk Family Mr. and Mrs. Harsh Verma Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zottoli Mr. and Mrs. James Walker The Lewis Family The Ortiz Family Cynthia Kennison

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Bums The Shaw Family Dr. and Mrs. H. Tsang Marjorie Anderson Mr. John Fixx Lee and Margaret Tabor Fotios and Helen Ganias Chris and Nancy Nesbitt George and Carolyn Schaeffer The Whitten Family Susan and Marc Goldstein The Albrecht Family The Barrow Family Dr. and Mrs. Howard S. Berger Mr. and Mrs. Florence Karen M. Hatch The Hegedus Family Ms. Barbara Jones Mr and Mrs. J. Koskinen The Leroux Family Ms. Kristina Lord Parents of Keith Lyman Dr. Elena Kyle The Carlson Family Mama M. etzmaker Mr. and Mrs. McMenemy Mr. and Mrs. Victor Peloquin Mr. and Mrs. Vellante The Wright Family Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Yepez Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.Pierie, Jr. The Kurland Family The Sullivan Family The Puccio Family The Eunson Family

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