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he typical Bancroft student is usually so busy pursuing academic, athletic and artistic challenges that he or she barely has time to stop and reflect on what it is that makes each year stand out. Whether 1992 was your first year of high school, the year you met your best friend, got your driver’s license, or were ac cepted to a college, it was undoubtedly a year to remember. As a Bancroft student the high light of your year may have been winning the Eastern League Championship, performing in the musical, participating in a foreign ex change, or getting to know your C.A.R.E. bud dy, and we hope that each time you look at the yearbook, it will remind you of everything you enjoyed in the 1991-1992 school year. As the saying goes, “It’s a jungle out there, but don’t fail to see the beauty of the trees.” So relax and enjoy these reflections of an unfor gettable year!

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Dedicated, creative, and funny, Ms. Martell has been a part of the lives of our entire class. Every lunch period she can be found in her room among frantic math students trying to complete their homework assignments. Some call her tough, but there is no doubt that she helps her students however she can. A complicated math problem doesn’t seem so frighteningly impossible once she gives us the confidence to complete if. As our class adviser, she works behind the scenes with our representatives to help make our trips, projects, activities, and fund-raisers successful. She always has a creative idea to offer, and also puts a realistic slant on our crazy ideas. It is difficult to say good-bye to a woman who has been such an important part of our lives. We will never forget Ms. Martell and her easy, reassuring smile. She has taught us lessons which go far beyond math and which will stay with us in the future.

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Ms. Jane Martell

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Kruti R. Acharya "Do you believe our des tinies are controlled by the stars?" — Calvin "N o , I think we can do whatever we want with our lives." — Hobbes

Thank you Mommy, Daddy, Nin and all my family. I love you so much. "Did you ever wonder if the person in the puddle is real, and you're just a reflection of him?" — Calvin

To all my friends, thanks for all the moments we've shared. I'll always keep them close to my heart.

Kathleen Egan Mariah Aleksiewicz Comes the Dawn After a while you learn the subtle difference Between holding a hand and chaining a soul. And you learn that love doesn't mean leaning And company doesn't mean security. And you begin to learn that kisses aren't contracts And presents aren't promises, and you begin to accept your defeats With your head up and your eyes open, with the grace of a woman, Not the grief of a child, and you learn to build all your roads today Because tomorrow's ground is too uncertain for plans. And futures have a way of falling down in mid-flight. And after a while you learn that even sunshine burns if you get too much So you plant your own garden and decorate your own soul. Instead of waiting for someone to bring you flowers. And you learn that you really can endure, That you really are strong. And you really do have worth. And you learn and learn, with every good-bye you learn. — Anonymous

"Give me somebody to dance for, give me somebody to be. Let me wake up feeling terribly proud that the girl in the mirror is me." — A Chorus Line "That which does not kill us makes us stronger." — Steel Magnolias

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A special thank you to: — All my friends at Bancroft, and Eleni for the past 9 years. — The cast of Godspell for all the love and my surprise sweet 16th! — My mother, father, and Kerri. — Charlotte Klein and everyone at the dance studio. — Ken Hasija, my strongest support system. — Beth L. and Steve Murray, "The ride with you was worth the fall, my friends."

Tamar Anne Alfred "It is not always what lies at the end of the road that makes the journey worthwhile, but rather what one finds along the way."

"It is laughter we will remem ber, whenever we remember the way we were." Thank you Mom, Dad, Rachel, Pol ly, Elana, and Abby, for all your love and support. To all my friends, thanks for all the good times. I love you all!

"Alw ays shoot for the moon. The worst that could happen is to miss and land amongst the stars."

Sarah Beth Angelini "So they went off together. But wherever they go, and whatever happens to them on the way, in that enchanted place on the top of the Forest, a little boy and his Bear will always be playing." — A.A. Milne, The House at Pooh Corner

Thanks and love to Mom, Dad, John, Gillian, Chris, the Les Miz crowd, my te chie friends, Molly, Adam, Kavita, Kruti, Ry, Ange, my fa ra w a y frie n d s , my teachers (of school, mu sic, drama, and life), the class of '92, and every one I care about who cares about me. I love you all. "No matter if you're born to play the king or pawn For the line is thinly drawn 'tween joy and sorrow And so my fantasy becomes reality and I must be what I must be and face tomorrow. So I'll continue to continue to pretend My life will never end And flowers never bend with the rainfall." — Simon & Garfunkel

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Laura Elizabeth Bayon " . . . if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours." Thoreau

Thank you Mom, Dad, Freddie, Jen, and all my friends. I love you guys!

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Thanks to my friends and family who are here with me now, and also to the ones who will always be with me in spirit. I love you.

Chrissy, Eleni, Moni, Lex, Ange, Jen, Tamar, Kerry — You know how much you mean to me!

I will not play at tug o' war I'd rather play at hug o' war Where everyone hugs Instead of tugs, Where everyone giggles And rolls on the rug, Where everyone kisses. And everyone grins, And everyone cuddles, And everyone wins. Shel Silverstein

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ANGELA BHAN

The most wasted of all days is that in which we have not laughed. — Sebastian Chamfort Thank you Mom, Dad, Mona, and my friends for the sharing, the caring, and all the laughs. I love you.

Remember that many places you would like to see are just off the map and many things you want to know are just out of sight or a little beyond your reach. But someday you'll reach them all, for what you learn today, for no reason at all, will help you discover all the wonderful secrets of tom orrow .""The Phantom Tollbooth"

I'm glad no one's here just me by the sea The moon is nowhere almost time for the sun The voice of the waves sounds anciently young, I'm a prisoner of free dom Ten toes in the sand, But man, I wish, I had a hand to hold — Edie Brickel

Rachel Bickford 12 Seniors

For anyone who has ever shared a hug with me, May all your rooms have a view. Love, Rachel

Kerri Ann Carlson

"No one cares how much you know until they know how much you care." — M.S.

My warmest thanks + appreciation to everyone over the past 14 years who truly cared. Your love and support made it all possible. Thanks also to everyone who made me laugh; you made it all worth it. "W e should tackle reality in a slightly 'jokey' way, otherwise we miss its point." — L.D.

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Ariel Louise Clayton Men can be brilliant and strong . . . But men can be mad, as well. And the mad ones can ruin the world. Women you must judge them . . . — David Brin, The Postman

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Why should I whistle, when a caged bird sings? — Sting

Gijon, Spain, 1991 Os echo de menos. Love is not a constant state, It has to ebb and flow. — Animal Logic

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G. Adam Del Rossi

Moby Dick Hear the drummer get wicked — Chuck D. It was the greatest night of my life Although I still had not found d wife I had my friends right there beside me We scaled the wall We tripped thru the graveyard Ancient shapes were all around us No music but the wet grass felt fresh beside the fog Cemetery cool and quiet Hate to leave your sacred Idy Dread the milky coming of the doy — Jim Morrison And as it was Then again it will be Although the course may change some times Rivers always reach the sea Kinda makes me feel sometimes If we'll ever grow As the eagle leaves the nest W e have so far to go — Led Zeppelin A Thank-you to all my friends everywhere. The Specialist to Sw eet. Mrs. Sweet. Mrs. C . Pop. and "M y Little Jennifer" May John Bonham live forever Peace to all Led heads every where — See you in the future . . . To Ms Martell: Thanks for everything!!

Lara Kristin Dowling To Mom, Dad, Jen, and Meg — a long overdue thank you for the many sacrifices and all of the support. Although I don't say it often enough, I love you very much! To my friends, especially Kruti, Eleni, Mohan, Laura, Julie, Kerry, Kelley, and Jess — thank you and I love you! To the Class of 1992 — thank you for 6 great years. You're the best!

"Let us endeavor so to live that when we come to die even the undertaker will be sorry" — Pudd'nhead Wilson 14 Seniors

"Now we have stumbled upon a great path which will determine where we will go. Remember to choose wisely and look forward to what the future has to offer . . . but don't forget the past because the past has as much to offer as the future — MEMORIES!" — Mohan

Matthew James Enlow " 'I'm ready to accept Jesus as a great moral teacher, but I don't accept his claim to be God.' That is the one thing we must not say. A man who was merely a man and said the sort of things Jesus said would not be a great moral teacher. He would either be a lunatic — on a level with a man who says he is a poached egg — or else he would be the Devil of Hell. You must make your choice. Either this man was, and is, the Son of God; or else a madman or something worse. You can shut him up for a fool, you can spit on him and kill him as a demon, or you can fall on his feet and call him Lord and God. But let us not come with any patronizing nonsense about his being a great human teacher. He has not left that open to us. He did not intend to.” C.S. Lewis, Mere Christianity The wrath of God is being revealed from heaven against all the godlessness and wickedness of men who suppress the truth by their wickedness, since what may be known about God is plain to them, because God has made it plain to them. For since the creation of the world. G od's invisible qualities — His eternal power and divine nature — have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been

I am not ashamed of the gospel, be cause it is the power of God for the sal vation of everyone who believes. Romans 1:16

made, so that men are without excuse. Romans 1:18-20

For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son. so that whoever believes in Him should not perish, but have eternal life. John 3:16 Thanks to: God our Father. Dad. Mom. Luke. Katie. Grandmas + Grandpas P. and E.. and all my closest friends.

"B u t tomorrow may rain so I'll follow the sun." — The Beatles

MOLLY ROSE FENIGSOHN "I have no time to p re p a re a p ro found message." — Spiro T. Agnew

"There's more than one answer to these questions pointing me in a crooked line the less I seek my source for some definitive the closer I am to fine." — Indigo Girls

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MEGAN MARGARET FLETCHER

"Remember, Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did, but she did it backwards and in high heels."

Life is never what it seems; It's always so much more. — Famous Amos

To see takes time, like to have a friend takes time. — Georgia O'Keefe

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Eleni N. Gage

To my wonderful family, the Nikolaides family, my relatives and teachers, thank you for everything. And to the class of '92, especially to my friends who I hope will always be part of my life, "You've taught me to laugh a little harder and live a little more." Thanks.

Just know your lines and don't bump into the fur niture. Spencer Tracy

Goodbye means wanting to say so much and being able to say so little.

Elana Sharon Goldberg "It is better to light one candle than to curse the darkness, have faith in life; dare to be different and follow your own star; never give up and never give

"Life should be gulped, not sipped." A very special thank you to all of the people who have touched my heart: my parents, Hallie, my coaches, and always my friends. Without you all, my life would somehow feel empty. I love you guys!

Erika Bridget Gasko I love you mom, dad, Gretchen, Colin, my g ra n d p a re n ts & of course my cat Tequila.

Thanks to all my friends, especially Geoff, Lauralie (Cape Cod, Don't ever forget me, L/Y / L/A /S & 3 sisters forever), Sarah, & Marc for all your love & support.

What lies before us and what lies behind us are small mat ters compared to what lies within us. — Emerson

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Julie Lynn Gotz

Thanx to Mom, Dad, James, and all my friends at Ban croft.

M.M., L.R., K.C., and R.M., I love you guys!!

Someday we'll look back on this and it will all seem funny. — Bruce Springsteen

Nicki Randlett Handy Ready am I to go, and my eagerness with sails full set awaits the wind. Only another breath will I breath in this still air, only another loving cast backward, And then I shall stand among you, a sea farer among seafarers. And you, vast sea, sleepless mother. Who alone are peace and freedom to the river and the stream, Only another winding will this stream make, only another murmur in this glade. And then shall I come to you, a boundless drop to a boundless ocean. — Kahlil Gibran

Thank you mom, dad, and Josh for being such a wonderful family. To all my friends: good luck and thank you for the good times we've shared. 18 Seniors

Kelley Richelle Hendricken If a man hasn't discovered something that he will die for, he isn't fit to live. — Martin Luther King, Jr. Sometimes the things you lose are often the things you miss. — Living Colour When you are born you are pink, When you are older you are white, When you are in the sun you are red. When you are sick you are green. When you die you are purple, When I'm born I am black. When I am older I am black. When I am sick I am black, When I die I am black. And you have the nerve to call me colored. — 12 year old black girl

Sometimes I wish that life was never ending, and all good things they say never last. — Prince

Thanx 2 — Mom + Dad, Yancy, Gram + Gramp — I love you! And 2 — All of my friends and The X-Posse — Thanx for making me smile! I luv ya 4 eva! Peace and I'M OUTTA HERE!

Alexander T. Honeyman Even if you are on the right track, you'll get run over if you just sit there. — Anon.

To be wildly enthusiastic or deadly se rious: Both are wrong. One must keep ever present a sense of humor. Katherine M asfield

Thank you Mom, Pop, Bancroft, and all my friends.

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Jennifer Ann Jones

I want to especially thank my mother and all my friends for all the fun. "I laughed, I cried, it was better than Cats." — SNL

You and I will meet again When we're least expecting it One day in some far off place I will recognize your face I won't say goodbye my friend For you and I will meet again — Tom Petty

And there's always retrospect to light a clearer path. Every five years or so I look back on my life and have a good laugh. — Indigo Girls

EDWARD KOOYOMJIAN JR What you give of yourself you keep, what you keep of yourself you give. — Thomas Mueller

— Nike

Every human life is insignifi cant unless you yo urse lf make it great. — Pere Murray Thank you Mom, Dad, and Melissa for helping me through the hard tim es. Thanks to the American International School. Special thanks to everyone at Ban croft for two wonderful years.

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Scott H. Kurland "A man is only as tall as his highest ambition." — Thomas Sanders "W ell we all have a face that we hide away forever, and we take them out and show ourselves when everyone has gone. Some are satin some are steel, some are silk and some are leather, they're the faces of the stranger but we love to try them on." — Billy Joel

"The day all your dreams catch up with you is the day you're lagging behind." — Alexander Whitscan

Thank you Mom, Dad, Jackie, and Sylvia. I could not have done it without you.

To B.R., C.P., A.D., M.L., S.B., S.Z., and especially E.G. — it's been a blast. To Tim, Laura, Jill, Jen, and Koren — the party has just started. Thanks for everything, Greg.

Mother, do you think they'll like this song? — Pink Floyd The cup is raised, the toast is made. — Led Zeppelin

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As long as you can keep a beat, consider yourself a drummer. Adam Del Rossi

MICHAEL LOUCA

Life is what you make it. Celebrate it. Anticipate it. Yesterday is faded, so don't back date it. — Mark Hollis

Many thanx 2 — My parents, Joe, all my great friends, (the real) God, my teachers, Coach, and special thanx 2 everyone who was nice to the new kid, and of course 2 Xavier (myself) for al ways being there. I

Look for the ridiculous in eve rything and you will find it. — Jules Renard

" . . . and my heaven will be a big heaven, and I will walk through the front door." — Peter Gabriel

SCOTT C. MACGILPIN

If you cannot find happiness. . . look again.

Many times I've lied Many times I've listened Many times I've wondered How much there is to know Many dreams come true and some have silver linings I live for my dream and a pocket full of gold— Led Zeppelin

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Mom, Dad, Greg, and all my friends — thank you for everything, but this is not the end.

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CATHERINE LY MAILLOUX

Mom, Dad, Jonny, Memd, Nho Thank You for all of your love and support. Thanks to all my friends and teachers — espe cially Mrs. Tsang, Mrs. Puccio, and Mrs. Rasnick. Thanks for the laughs, Bob. I love you all dearly.

Laura Anne McMackin We share the days of laughter We share the nights of sorrow And in the morning after We face the bright tomorrow Side by side we'll always stand Spirits flying high Long as I can hold your hand We'll never say goodbye. We walk the halls of learning And serve a proud tradition The flame of truth is burning to clarify our vision Look at how the future gleams Gold against the sky! Long as I can share your dreams We'll never say goodbye. — Art Garfunkle Special thanks to Mom, Dad, James and Jill — I Love you Some people come into our lives and quickly go. with all my heart. And especially to my friends who've been Some stay a while and leave there for me in the past and will be in the future — I love you Footprints on our hearts, more than you know. And remember, KEEP SMILING! And we are never, ever the same.

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Meredith Talvis Morse Better not look down if you want to keep on flying. — B.B. King Beat the time. — Edie Brickel Take part in the pain of th is p a ssio n p la y Stretching our youth as we must. Until we are ashes to dust. — Indigo Girls If you want to sing out, sing out. And if you want to be free, be free. 'Cause there's a million things to be, you know that there are. — Cat Stevens

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No aggravation that we can't get through a situation for the lucky few &. everyday is just a little more of time together to be happy for. — Edie Brickell

Thank you Mom, Dad, and Alyson for your love and support — I love you! To all my loved and valued friends— thanks so much.

Monica Sofia Ortiz Neustrup A blink of an eye in itself is nothing. But the eye that blinks, that is something. A span of life is nothing. But the man who lives that span, he is something. He can fill that tiny span with meaning, so its quality is immeasurable though its quantity many be insignificant. . . A man must fill his life with meaning, meaning is not automatically given to life. The Chosen

Sometimes at night I see their faces, I feel the trac es they left on my soul, and those are memories that make me a wealthy soul. Bob Seger I'd just like to say that these last four years, especially the time I spent with the class of 1992, have been the greatest. I'd like to thank everyone for the laughs and also their support, and a special thanks to my Mom, Papi, and Anna. I'll miss you all! "I laughed, I cried, it was better than A Chorus Line." — Jenny 24

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Chad C. Percival

"And the tree was happy." — The Giving Tree by Shel Silverstein "you shall above all things be glad and young, for if you're young, whatever life you wear it will become you; and if you are glad whatever's living will yourself become." — e.e. cummings

Thank you to all my friends . . . The Peace Bros., Super-7 and Moses, and the Gals. Extra special thanks to Mom, Dad, Trav, and Erica. I Love You. With out you I'd be nowhere.

Christine Privitera Litchfield . . . the posse, G.T., J.A., J.H., D.J., G.D., I'll never forget you . . . M.M. 5/21/90 . . . Curtis 12/7/90 . . . RYDER . . . c a ke s. . . someday . . . talks of the future . . . Naragansett . . . R.S., my big brother . . . week at Silver Lake . . . N.H., Paul . . . Tom — weekend in Montreal . . . Sweetie . . . What are you thinking? . . . C.C. "Church" . . . That endless summer. Writing . . . I predict the future . . . Thanks for making me laugh and for always being there . . . CHRISSY . . . a truer than blue friend — you're the best . . . Digs . . . Punch it . . . Alright already . . . Trips to Colgate . . . The list of wonderful memories is endless. . . Thanks for the laughter, tears, and constant support — we're friends for life . . . "He's just being a guy" . . . Scandinavia '90. Worcester — the new girls . . . to all of my new friends: you've taught me so much. I love you g u y s. . . That Ct. accent . . . Alii, we're coming . . . Ang, just being honest . . . Are you catching on to this? . . . EXTRA SPECIAL THANKS TO MY FAMILY; I LOVE YOU — DAD, DONNA, HIL, COURT (my little sis), CAROL (mom #2), EILEEN 8c LAURA (my other two-thirds); and MOM, I couldn't have asked for better . . .

"T o those . . . who laughed with me on sun shine days and walked with me through fog gy nights. Especially to those who listened when I talked and when I was silent . . . " — James Kavanaugh

“Some people come into our lives and quickly go. some stay for a while and leave footprints in our hearts, and we are never, ever the sam e." Anonymous

“Time it was. and what a time it was. It was . . . A time of innocence. A time of confidences. Long ago . . . it must be . . . I have a photograph. Preserve your memories . . . " Paul Simon

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"There are places I remember all my life , though som e have changed. Some forever not for b e tte r, some have gone and some remain. All these places have their moments with lovers and friends, I still can recall. Some are dead and some are living, in my life I'm loved them all . . . " — The Beatles

Thanks to all my friends and the class of 1992, for these past 11 years. To Mom, Dad, and Vij, an extra special thanks — I love you very much.

Mohan Renganathan

. . . I don't know why you say goodbye, I say hello . . . " — The Beatles

Brett Adams Rice "W alk very softly among one's own memories and boldly into one' s own dreams." "No bird soars too high, if he soars with his own wings." — William Blake Hold on to what is good Even if it is A handful of earth Hold on to what you believe Even if it is A tree which stands by itself Hold on to what you must do Even if it is A long way from here Hold on to life Even when it is Easier letting go Hold on to my hand Even when I have gone away from you 26

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Thanx Mom, Dad, Kyle, 8c Missy. I love you all. To the Percival clan (yeah, even you Chad) and all my close friends, thank you for making my life at Bancroft a fun-filled adventure.

Spiro Spanakis Special thanks to Dad, Mom, Nicole, Grandma, the faculty, and all the people who made my years at Bancroft great!

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Kerry Elizabeth Sullivan "A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends." — Richard Bach

Thanks to all my teachers, coaches, friends and family, especially Mom, Dad, Tom my and Kara.

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— Hasta La Vista, Baby! — Arnold

KA VITA E. THOMAS "Can you imagine us Years from today, Sharing a park bench quietly?" — Paul Simon "Sometimes being a friend Means mastering the art of timing. There is a time for silence, A time to let go And allow people to hurl themselves Into their own destiny, And a time to prepare To pick up the pieces When it's all over." — G. Naylor

Thank you to those who have al ways been there — — My family — I love you, my friends, and the Class of '92. 28

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— R.E.M. "The bond that links your true family is not one of blood, but of respect and joy in each other's life." — Richard Bach Illusions

Ryan Torres

Thanks to the class of 1992 "You alone you are the everything."

"And as we wind on down the road, our shadows taller than our soul. There walks a lady we all know, who shines white light and wants to show, how everything still turns to gold. And if you listen very hard, the tune will come to you at last. Where all are one and one is all, to be a rock and not to roll." — Jimmy Page & Robert Plant

To Mom, Ro, Nang, Pete, Drew, Fletch — My love now and always.

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A tremendous thanks to Mom, Dad, Chris, Joe, Cara, and Gram — I love you very much. To my friends, you're an exceptional bunch. You all mean so much to me.

Let not the waves of the sea separate us now And the years we have spent together become a memory For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision. But today well-lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness And every tomorrow a vision of hope. Look well therefore to this day. — The Salutation of the Dawn from the Sanskrit

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Alexandra Sherman Yoffie Hellooo! Hello People! My Tremendous Love and Thanks to all my friends, Twin Peaks Fan Club, KRASV, Charley's Gang, Quebbckers, Shari, Noname & the wonderful Class of 1992. — I love you. — "In your hands lies the future of the world and the fulfillment of the best qualities of your own spirit." — Robert F. Kennedy

"Some see things as they are and say why. I dream things that never were and say why not." — Robert F. Kennedy

My eternal love and gratitude to Mom, Dad, Tory, Bram, Dorsy, and Chillly. "Home is the place that when you go there they always take you in.” — Robert Frost

Among the undergrowth and wild mush rooms, little people in red jackets, gold caps, and green boots emerged. They danced in a circle and sang a song which is heard only by those who know that eve rything lives and nothing in time is ever lost. — Isaac Bashevis Singer

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Top row: Mrs. Condon, Will Ebert, Mark Antanavica, Nicholas Myrick, Matthew Dykhuizen, Anthony Belanger, Leah Rosales. Bottom row: David Sinofsky, Juan Yepez, John Cayer, Alexander Mc-

Top row: Justin Leroux, Kurt Hagstrom, Abe Stein, Ben Tomb, Pa trick Oroszko, Kevin Bisson, Sam Epstein, Mrs. Truncellito. Bottom row: Jessi Palma, Ketan Vakil, Katie Enlow, Victoria Radin, Mia

Auley, Tara Yokes, Amanda Lewis, Jessica Venincasa.

Pearson, Naomi Sleeper, Brandon Arsenault. |

Fourth Grade

Top row: Adam Tankanow, Tyler McDonnell, Derek Sbrogna, Jess

Top row: Michael Surabian, Jesse Geller, Nathaniel Schultz, Matt

Oyer, Adam Roesch, Teelin Henderson, Marc Schultz, Tim Brady, Jordan Bond, Eric Ursprung, Mrs. Enlow. Bottom row: Milan Moore, Phoebe Siter, Alicia Pierce, Alissa Greenburg, Lindsay Cross, Na omi Reville, Liz Richardson, Gwen Graziano.

Brady, Jeffrey Gnatek, Joey Brennan, Tommy Mack, John Finn, Mrs. Seale. Bottom row: Ingrid Tsang, Jillian Dunn, Julie Deprez, Rachel Harper, Betsy Nesbitt, Anna Walsh, Anne Houston, Chris tine Goss.

Lower School

Third Grade

Top Row: Andrew Haddad, John Zachary Tumolo, Stephen Gor-

Top row: Hans Larsson, Nicholas Ganias, Patrick Sheehan, Charlie

anson, Matthew Rosales, Nicolas Kyriakakos, Christine Okike, Lib by Brennan, Meredith Bond, Jennifer Cayer, Mrs. Allen. Bottom row: Angelo Scola, Adam Benson, Nicole St. Germain, Kimberly Pentland, Marisa Clementi, Elizabeth Tocci, David Wilson.

Tingue, Tod Schutter, Justin St. John, Johnathan Carey, Thomas White, Mr. Easton. Bottom row: Meghan McLaughlin, Meghan Posco, Alana Rubin, Blair Kanis, Abby Lundberg, Rachel Trocchio, Kelly Turner.

Second Grade

Top row: Anthony Isgro, Joshua Lubatkin, John Goss, Billy Doran,

Top row: Petie O'Connor, John Lucas, Ian McAuley, Anne Ri

Johnathan Ursprung, Sean McGinn-Murtha, Benno Weisberger, Robbie Morgan, Matthew Marcoux, Mrs. Chenot. Bottom row: Moira Finicane, Elizabeth Warth, Monica Vacil, Kristen Berquist, Ruth Ebert, Dena Raffa, Katie Watson.

chardson, Dorsy Yoffle, Erika Hall, Sam Truesdell, Peter Merritt, Benjamin Greenberg, Mrs. Hood. Bottom row: Alexis Tumolo, Al exis Giannopoulos, Aimee Recupero, Katherine Radin, Analisa Ol son, Caitlyn McDonough, Susan Scheufele.

Lower School

Top row: Jimmy Venincasa Billy Scannell, Joseph Weiss, James

Top row: Mrs. Paugh, Christopher Finn, Brian Dykhuizen, Sam Glick,

Lundberg, Robert Weir, Eric Wells III, James Kyriakaos, Adrian Larsson. Bottom row: Meredith James, Ariane Lenis, Rachel Honig, Charlotte Benham, Chloe Gotsis, Alana Giannopoulos, Page Schultz, Naomi Honig. Missing: Mrs. Holden.

John Farrey, Colin Gasko, Matthew Shack, Ben Flatgard, Nicolas Cuba, Michael Pierce, Bottom row: Kathryn Hitzig, Elizabeth Tingul, Genevive DiNatale, Rebecca Lindegren, Kathleen Sheehan, Mol ly Hunt, Yolanda Roberts.

Kindergarten

Top row: Mrs. Merzigian, Gregory Posco, Jordan Smith, Ryan Mar-

Top row: Mrs. Truesdell, Brewster Kanis, Thomas Polzin, Erik Pear

coux, Ryan Gise, Stephen Scheufele, James St. Germain Jr., Ja cob Cutler, Mrs. Mangano. Bottom row: Lauren Ringdaul, Ryan McDonough, Jennifer Deprez, Cara Philbin, Adrianna DiPietro, Da vid Cappel, Rebecca Orr.

son, Daniel Frendel, Shaun McDonough, Matthew Sbrogna, Mrs. Mangano. Bottom row: Leland Doran, Erin Finicane, Liesl Oberreit, Sarah Trocchio, Jessica Weisberger, Caroline Scannell, Vanessa Brewster.

Lower School

Sixth Grade Adam Abbott-Janes Caitlyn Ahlquist Michael Allen Laura Apostolou Lindsay Bennett Leah Benson

Rhianna Benson Sharon Braune Colby Brown Erika Clementi Eric Coghlin Katherine Collins

Jonathan Cross James Deprez Neal Donnelly Drew Freilich Thomas Goss David Hatch

Brian Hawkins Ruben Honig Christopher Kitchen Natasha Korgaonkar Samuel Kressler Paul Laddis

Gregory Lapidas Robert Magnuson Nicholas Marcoux Ryan McLaughlin Wynne Morgan Jeanne Nicholson

Patrick O'Connor Nnamdi Okike David Osgood Jacob Oyer Joseph Persky Vijay Renganathan

Sara Scheufele Joshua Schneider Jenifer Siergie Krysten St. John Abraham Yoffie Hilary Zwerdling

Grade 6

Seventh Grade Neeti Acharya Jessye Ball Frederick Beauregard Eric Bennett Padgett Berthiaume Liza Beth Amy Blake Yuri Brightly Robert Cayer Thomas Creamer Lisa D'Andrea Elizabeth Deliso Daniel Dewey Christina DiStefano Benjamin Dore Emily Easton David Fallis Jarrod Faucher Ethan Fletcher Victoria Fossum Kathryn Fulton Courtney Gadsden David Gise Randy Grossman Andrea Haddad James Henry Matthew Hitzhusen Michael Hochman Rachel Josephson Seth Kaufman Kelly Kervick Kathryn Krock Anthony Mangano Caylie Marden Marisa Mcllrath Michael McMenemy Nicolas Metzmaker Jason Mohaghegh Mayo Morgan Andrew Myers H. Chase Myers Kanu Okike Anna Ortiz-Neustrup Hevia Paxson Matthew Purushotham Elizabeth Radin Joseph Rosales Shveta Sinha Amy Sodha Abigail Tabor Kelley Tiarks Heather Vellante Alyssa Venincasa Christina Whitten Sarah Wolfman-Robic Kristen Wright

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People

Nicholas Antanavica Lara Apelian Alicia Arinella Jeffrey Bambauer Andrew Barter Brian Berquist Justin Brooks Margaret Buckingham Stacey Burdick Anne Cellucci Michael Chang Peter Chenot Danielle Covati Adam Curtis Carolyn Defrin Felicite Fay Gretchen Gasko Katherine Harrington Jessica Hegedus Ashley Houston Caitlin Huppert Michael Katz Kristopher Kervick David Liepman Lief Liland Joseph Louca Robin Lucchesi Tokiko Masuda Matthew Miller David Minasian Todd Mulligan John Nesbitt Theresa Nguyen Christopher Oroszko Peter Paszkowski James Paugh Erica Percival Stephen Pokoly Yolanda Pope A. Renee Roberts Benjamin Roesch Jessica Sawyer John Schaeffer Eugene Schultz Amol Sharma Lydia Stein Renny Swan Jessica Tomb Valerie Triola

Astrid Tsang Kristen Walker Joshua Wilson Alexander Zwerdling

People

Class of 1995 Rachel Alfred John Angelini Teni Apelian Jeffrey Berger Lindsay Brainerd

Melissa Davis Michael Deliso Kathryn Dewey

Jaime Freilich Gilbert Frieden Marina Gage

Amanda Grant Jennifer Harter Cory Heisson Patricia-Ann Hodgman Damon Hopkins

Alexandra LaPlant Stepanie Lutz Alycia Mack Mary-Elizabeth McMenemy Jennifer Meehan

Kristen Sbrogna Nathan Siter Nicole Spanakis Kara Sullivan William Tsang

Freshmen

Simon Braune Rachel Burdick Kate Cellucci Tristan Codner Margaret Davis

Andrew Fletcher Tacy Flint Jennifer Foulkes

Laura Ghiglione Ginger-Lee Giordani Michael Goldstein

Maria Kereshi Jaime Kirsch J. Matthew Koskinen Jacqueline Kurland Melanie Longer

Erica Moser Anna Myers Hannah Parker Craig Pentland Lauren Persky

Cara Veneziano Jared Wollenberg Douglas Wright Victoria Yoffie

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Freshmen

Class of 1994 Richard Apostolou Jessica Arinella Samantha Barrow Heather Barrows A. Stanton Barter

Jane Creamer Stephen DeFalco Kara Desilets

Eddie Fernandez Leah Ferriter Justin Gadbois

Alexander Haddad Abigail Hatch Thomas Howland

Matthew Lindquist Brendan McGrail Alyssa Montuori Stephen Moore Megan Mulligan

Stacy Rugg Shannon Ryan Ralph Sbrogna Sherri Sharma Whitney Shaw

Sophomores

Michelle Beauregard Maura Beddes Jeannine Boutin Jennifer Burwick Christopher Conti

Rebecca Dutton Lucas Enlow

Hallie Goldberg Jamie Golinski

Julianne Keenan Roger Leo

Jennifer Pabley Travis Percival James Peret Deborah Peters Christopher Punongbayan

Brian Talbot Harmony Thompson Linnea Tocci Diana Whitten Carly Wish

Sophomores

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

Stephanie Burns Joshua Burwick Emily Chenot

Alyssa Defrin Erica Driscoll Kevin Glew

Timothy Jones Benjamin Josephson Neil Kirsch

Jennifer Morgan Andrew Nash Noelle Ozioli Jonas Parker Catherine Paszkowska

Kendra Reed Tracy Roberts Emily Scarlet Elizabeth Shaw Karen Sigel

Juniors

Katherine Beaton Damien Berthiaume Erik Booth Melissa Brainerd Sarah Brown

Abby Cohen Alicia Davis

Benjamin Goodwin Erik Hastings

Abigail Markle Sara Marks Terrence McNamara

Thomas Pierie Amar Rajadhyaksha Kathleen Ratte

Aimee Snyder Katrina Thompson Sidharth Verma Sarah Walsh Kristin Wollenberg

Juniors

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ADMINISTRATORS

Marigolden G. Tritschier Head of School

Edgar A. Gauthier Head of Upper School

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Daniel J. Rocha Head of Middle School

Karen B. Pelletier Head of Lower School

Barbara B. Groves Director of Studies and College Counseling

Faculty

English Elizabeth Tsang Patricia Albrecht Harvey Fenigsohn Jane Mellow Stephen White

Foreign Language Gary Mathieu Isabel Bayon Kenton Findell Ruth Gauch

Jayne Ortiz Nicolina Puccio Robin Silverman

History Ellen Rasnick Kirk Effinger Joseph Lovejoy

Frank Thoms Dennis Trocchio Mary Ulbrich

Faculty

Mathematics John Barrow Cynthia Daly Laurie Dings Jane Martell Mark Smith

Science Joan Carlson Barbara Berka Sharon Byrne Jane Crooks

Brian Kondeck Amy Pearson Robert Stein Joanne Wallmuth

Visual and Performing Arts Lea Hench Winslow Myers Paul Belanger Robert Dec Hannah Hall-Alicandro

Peter McKone Laura Schneider Brenda Thompson Bernard Turgeon

Faculty

Physical Education Stephen Kelley Russell Enlow Jane Gerhardt Ann Jasperson Mark O'Brien

Lower School Patricia Condon Carol Truncellito Kristine Enlow Helen Seale Halley Allen

Robert Easton Barbara Chenot Juliana Hood Jewell Holden Patricia Paugh

Marcy Merzigian Josephine Truesdell William Brooks

Administation & Essentials Charles Aleksiewicz Paul Amadio Sandra Allen Louise Anderson Marjorie Anderson

Faculty

Julie Beauregard Suzanne Casey Jan Cellucci Karen Chase David Dewey

Betsy Engvall Lois Enman Margaret MacGilpin Jean Osborne Valerie Powell

Victoria Powers Martin Richman Ann Vanosdol Jean Webb Sandra Welch

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Varsity Back Row: Coach Enlow, Neil Kirsch, Brett Rice, Steve Zottoli, Alex Haddad, Adam Del Rossi, Chad Percival, Spiro Spanakis, Matt Lindquist, Rich Apostolou, Mohan Renganathan, Travis Percival, Andrew Nash, Stephen DeFalco, Brendan McGrail, Kneeling: Justin Gadbois, Scott Barrow, Dave Sweet, Scott MacGilpin, (Tri-captains).

Boys’ Soccer

A Building Year? he Boys' Varsity Soccer Team finished the '91 season with a 49-2 record and a fifth place finish in the Eastern League. The team performed competitively with most losses by just one goal. Seniors Scott MacGilpin and Steve Zottoli led the team in scoring, and defenders Neil Kirsch and Matt Lindquist were named to the Eastern League All-Star Team. The highlight of the season was a final game 3-1 victory over Chapel Hill, making up for a 0-0 earlier in the season. Sophomore goalie Brendan McGrail was named the team's Most Improved Player and Neil Kirsch was named the team's Most Valuable Player.

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Boys’ Soccer

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Girls’ Soccer

A "M a ke a run!"

Take it to the Limit irls’ Soccer started the year tentatively, with a new coach, new goalie, and a new swarm of freshmen. Determined to capture a title, with the encouragement of Coach Kelley, they worked together, starting in preseason to the last minutes of the NEPSAC tournament. The grueling work in the sun and running complexes for over twenty minutes soon paid off as the girls swept through their first five games. Decisive victories included first time wins over Newton, Winsor, Dana Hall, and Pingree. These victories brought the girls to the first ever Eastern League title. Disappointment came when the AISGA tournament, in which they were seeded first, was canceled due to poor weather. But the team was able to come back for a tough practice, and go on to the NEPSAC tournament, in which they were also seeded first. Unfortunately, the game was decided by a goal in the last minutes of a double overtime, and a disappointed team returned to Bancroft. However, Bancroft is the smallest school ever to be ranked first in NEPSAC, another victory for the girls. It was an exciting and emotional season the whole team will remember for a long time. The team still hears chants from practice, “Push it ladies, there is nothing to hold back for.” Although the desired undefeated season was not obtained, 14-2-1 is still impressive. The girls all learned sportsmanship and comradery in both victory and defeat. One of Coach Kelley’s favorite expressions was, "We are a family, we win as a team and lose as a team.” The song "Take it to the Limit” best describes the season, and finally, the girls are truly able to say: "We are number one.”

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From top L to R: Carly Wish, Kara Sullivan, Patricia Hodgman, Stephanie Burns, Coach Kelley, Kate Aroian, Liz Shaw, Cathy Paszkowska, Jen Backus, Julie Keenan, Muffy Davis, Erika Gasko, Kate Dewey, Tracy Roberts, Linnea Tocci, Michelle Beauregard, Katie Beaton, Whitney Shaw, Laura McMackin, Rachel Bickford, Kerry Sullivan (tri-captains), Kristen Wollenberg.

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Girls’ Soccer

Hey, look at that!

Varsity Back row: Monica Ortiz (Manager), Cara Veneziano, Jen Morgan, Leah Ferriter, Kathleen Ratte, Stacy Rugg, Karen Sigel, Alicia Davis, Noelle Ozioli, Becky Dutton, Kristen Sbrogna, Coach Gerhardt. Front Row: Nicki Handi, Catherine Mailloux, Laura Bayon, Elana Goldberg, Julie Veneziano (Tri-captains), Kelley Hendricken, Meredith Morse.

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It's Been Done! ith the return of Coach Gerhardt, the Varsity Field Hockey team won the Eastern Independent League Championship for the first time in Bancroft Field Hockey history. With an undefeated record of 13-0-2, the team truly deserved this title. Family and friends, led by a new cheering squad (the senior guys), inspired the team to persevere, changing their motto from "Do it Now!" to, “It’s Been Done!” . Six team members were selected as Eastern League All-Stars: Laura Bayon, Elana Goldberg, Kelley Hendricken, Mer edith Morse, Julie Veneziano, Becky Dutton, and Michelle Beauregard.

Junior Varsity Back Row. Nicole Spanakis, Lauren Persky, Jaime Kirsch, Melissa Davis, Hannah Parker, Kara Desilets (co-captain), Abby Hatch, Jane Creamer, Teni Apelian, Alycia Mack, Jaime Golinski, Coach Jasperson. Front Row: Kate Cellucci, Sherri Sharma, Hallie Goldberg (cocaptain), Jaime Frelich, Ginger Giordani, Laura Ghiglione, Mary McMenemy, Marina Gage, Stephanie Lutz.

Field Hockey

►Team spirit!

▼From top: Coach O'Brien, Eddy Kooyomjian, Kevin Glew, Mike Louca. Missing: Andrew Barter, Joe Louca, Jim Paugh.

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Runners, Take Your Marks . . . oth the G irls' and Boys' Cross Country teams were fo rtu nate to have strong ath letes in their ranks. Sup ported for the second year by Coach O'Brien and Coach Shindle, the te a m s c o n tin u o u sly strove to meet and ex ceed their goals. The boys' team, al though low in numbers, managed to field a full team with the addition of middle school runners Jim Paugh, Joe Louca, and Andrew Barter. The te a m 's e xiste nc e de pended upon the de votion of its members, even when doubts arose as to the addition of

enough runners to com pete in dual-meets. The runners' united faith in the success of their team urged it onward to com p le te a re sp e c ta b le season. The g irls' team e n joyed a successful sea son, winning its third con secutive Eastern League title, and placing fifth in the New England meet of twenty-one schools. Numbers were low on the girls' team also, but with the help of midsea son additions Jen Jones and Abby Cohen, the team was ready for vic tory and on to an 8-4 season!

A Th e team lines up for its first home meet.

◄Top row: Coach O'Brien, Megan Fletcher, Sarah Walsh, Emily Scarlet. Kneeling: Emily Chenot, Sara Marks. Missing: Abby Coh en, Jen Jones.

Cross Country

Against All the Odds ptown Anthem was blaring and the crowd rose to its tee t as the Men's Varsity Basketball Team took to the court. January 3 1 the day Bancroft punished Chapel Hill in front of a "standing room only" crowd. The players knew what had to be done. As they charged on to the court, their fire and intensity was enough to beat Chapel Hill. Bancroft put them through 32 minutes of agony. With their patented SICKO-D and run and gun offense, Bancroft was able to force several Chapel Hill turnovers and convert them into dynamic fast break hoops. The team grew together and distributed the ball in order to create easy shots for each other. Ban croft dictated the game and was able to get each letterman into the box score. Highlights of the year included the Williams' Invitational Tournament where Bancroft made it to the finals. Josh Burwick and Mike Louca were named to the All Tournament Team. The Worcester Telegram and Gazette was Bancroft's major advertising agency, naming Scott MacGilpin as a Star of the Week and showcasing stellar action photos of Brett Rice and Amar Rajadhyaksha.

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Varsity: Top row: Amar Rajadhyaksha, Tom Pierie, Geoff LaPlant, Josh Burwick, Scott Barrow,

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Eddy Kooyomjian, Coach O'Brien. Sitting: Mike Louca, Brett Rice, Scott MacGilpin (tri-captains).

► "Holy Leaping Louca!”

Boys’ Basketball

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Junior Varsity: Top row: Chris Oroszko, Amol Sharma, Peter Paszkowski, Brian Talbot, Alex Haddad, John Schaeffer, Brendan McGrail. Kneeling: Jared Wollenberg, Joseph Louca, Andrew Fletcher.

Boys’ Basketball

The Winning Line Up! fter a frustrating end to the 90-91 season, the girls set out to claim the Eastern League Title this year. Starting the week after Thanks giving, the entire team pushed to achieve this goal. Endless offense and defense drills, shooting drills and conditioning brought the team into prime shape for the season opener. The season was scheduled to open against Beaver Country Day School, long time rivals, but due to snow, the confrontation was postponed. All of the 8-6-4-2’s and figure eights soon paid off as the team ran circles around their opponents, sweeping 9-0. The average point spread for the first nine games was 32, and every game was won by 24 or more points. The girls suffered their first defeat at Cushing by three. As a team, led by senior captains Laura Bayon and Kerry Sullivan, the girls recuperated and retaliated with a decisive twenty point victory over Beaver Country Day School to clinch the Eastern League Title. The season was marked by tremendous efforts by all of the players (five seniors, four juniors, two sophomores, and one freshman) and subsequent praise by the Worcester Telegram and Gazette. The girls not only placed as one of the top five in Massachusetts Division 3, but also were ranked second. Coach Enlow waited for three years to see the Eastern League Title returned to Bancroft, and the 1991-92 team supplied this opportunity. With four juniors and three underclassmen, the team promises to be a force to be reckoned with for years to come.

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CHAMPIONS 1982-83

AVarsity: Michelle Beauregard, Elana Goldberg, Coach Enlow, Cathy Paszkowska, Karen Sigel, Alyssa Montuori, Katie Beaton, Laura McMackin, Tracy Roberts, Kerry Sullivan (co-captain), Laura Bayon (co-captain), Julie Veneziano.

Girls’ Basketball

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Girls’ Basketball

►Iroquois huddle. ▼"Looks like Matt's had enough . . . for now."

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Lacrosse

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Catch the Wave ast spring Bancroft's "Blue W a ve " Lacrosse Team be gan its first year of competi tion at the varsity level. The team travelled to schools in the Boston area as well as in New Hampshire and Maine. The heart of the team was composed of underclassmen

with e xp e rie n c e from Middle School competition, but the new, older team members played im portant roles as well. The team finished with a noteworthy 6-4 record, and has a very promising future.

Back row: Coach Rocha, Stacy Rugg (Manager), Abby Markle (Manager), Jake Gould, Kieran Cloonan, Jon Beaton, Kim Linnel, Adam Del Rossi, Chris Conti, Matt Lindquist, Tim Whitney, Alan Leo, Alex Haddad, Ben Brennikmeyer, Hallie Goldberg (Manager), Coach Smith. Front row: Justin Gadbois, Chip Sbrogna, Stan Barter, Kevin Glew, Damien Berthiaume, Eddie Fernandez, Pinto Sinha, Jason Venditti.

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Lacrosse

Root, Root, Root for the Home Team! oys' Varsity Baseball once again had a very successful sea son. The Shoreliners were 12-7 overall, 9-3 in the Eastern League, and qualified for the NEPSAC tournament for the third year in a row. By defeating St. Margaret-McTernan of Dan bury, CT, 15-3, Bancroft advanced to the finals of the NEPSAC tournament, but Maine's very strong Hebron Academy won the championship game. The Shoreliners had three Eastern League All-Stars: Brian Talbot and graduates Scott Eunson and Matthew Fletcher.

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Baseball

►Varsity: Back row: Tracy Roberts, Coach Amadio, Laura Bayon, Coach Alexander, Elana Goldberg, Michelle Beauregard, Amber Folsom, Katie Davis, Kerry Sullivan, Tina Niedzwiecki, Jess Macomber. Front row: Julie Veneziano, Becky Dutton, Katie Beaton, Erica Puccio, Jane Creamer.

▼Junior Varsity: Back row: Cathy Paszkowska, Sam Barrow, Kristin Woilenberg, Coach Amadio, Laura McMackin, Kelley Hendricken, Julie Keenan. Front row: Erika Gasko, Kate Aroian, Stephanie Burns, Becky Dutton, Michelle Beauregard.

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A " lf only I could remember that signal!"

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Swing That Bat And Bust That Ball! he Varsity Softball Team en joyed a very successful sea son. The Shoreliners' overall record was 16-2, including a league co-championship, and an AISGA championship. Bancroft's 12-1 victory over league rival Pingree brought home the first AIS

GA championship in four years. The team's enthusiasm and de termination were the key factors in its success. Selected to the All Tournament team were Michelle Beauregard, Tracy Roberts, Elana Goldberg, and graduate Tina Niedzwiecki.

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Advantage Bancroft \ \ l" " V e u c e ; Add-in; Deuce; I lA d d -o u t; O o o p s!!!" L / This happened a lot to the 1991 Girls' Tennis team, but we never gave up. Our positive attitude, Coach Barrow 's pep talks, and our sense of humor all

contributed to a wonderful sea son. Coach Barrow worked hard to help us improve and, at the same time, enjoy ourselves. The Girls' Tennis team had a memo rable season and, most definitely, a lot of laughs.

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Boys’ Tennis

►"Maybe I should have stretched first..

What a Racket! he Bancroft Boys' V a rsity Tennis Team is looking for ward to a great 1992 season under Coach Enlow. The team fin ished last year with an impressive 11-4 record. The Junior Varsity Team had a 6-2 finish. The team

will miss league MVP Josh Handy, as well as Ajay and Tibor, all of whom graduated last year. But, returning to fill their shoes are Noogs, Booth, and Barrow, who will receive some additional help from some great J.V.'s.

From Left to Right: Chris Punongbayan, Josh Handy, Travis Percival, Mohan Renganathan, Steve Zottoli, Drew Heilpern, Chad Percival, Chris Halpin, Brett Rice, Mittul Gulati, Scott Barrow, Eric Booth, Ashish Desai, Coach Enlow

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A Winter Wonderland nce again, Bancroft cel ebrated the holiday sea son with traditional class competitions such as the wreath toss and hat, scarf and mitten day. Each class contributed to the holiday spirit by decorating dif ferent areas of the school. In ad dition to the usual events, Ban

A The Juniors got into the holiday spirit! ► "! wonder when they'll make wreath tossing an Olympic event."

Holidays

croft introduced holiday presen tations at assembly. Students shared inform ation about the season's religious holidays such as Advent, Chaunakah, and Diwali. Through these presentations, we all gained a greater cultural per spective.

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ASherri and Kruti made a presentation about Diwali to the school.

Holidays

“Grease” is the Word! t was the time of poodle-skirts and rock'n roll — the 1950's! In March of 1991, the 1950's visited Bancroft with the musical "G rease". For three nights, the packed auditorium "bopped" and "hand-jived" to such classics as "Summer Nights", "Grease Lightning", and "W e Go Together." It was great fun for all!

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► "W hat do we do next?"

Forever Young t 7:30 PM on May 18, 1991, the limousines began to ar rive outside Mechanics Hall. As their doors opened, anywhere from one to four couples stepped out from each, decked out in tux edos and dresses. They climbed the stairs to Washburn Hall, where the DJ, Buzz Boyda, was warming up. By about 8:00, almost every

one was seated, and dinner was served. After the delicious buffet, the dancing started. Buzz played everyone's favorites including the Prom 's theme song, "F o re v e r Young" by Alphaville. Everyone enjoyed all three hours, and was disappointed to see it end, but proceeded to their respective parties.

► "This is so much more fun than A.P. Bio."

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Spring Nights he Spring '91 calendar was filled to the rim with student-run activities. The Social Committee's Casino Night was a grand success. The dress was semi-formal, so the atmosphere was very dis tinguished; and game booths run by faculty and students received much attention from chip-hungry gamblers. The evening wound down with dancing. The Under the Sea dance served as Student Coun cil's celebration of the long-awaited Spring Break. Grass skirts were ubiquitous, as were flower leis, beach balls, and pina coladas. A volleyball tour nament dominated one side of the gym while danc ing and lip-syncing prevailed on the other. A photo booth offered souvenirs of the evening. Intarsia and the Artists Union sponsored a Black 8c White dance where avid dancers rocked the night away. Powder 8c Wig presented its second Cabaret Night, where members performed musical numbers and improvs to entertain over one hundred spectators. Overall, Spring nights' spectrum of events left little to be desired!

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►A handful of smiles! ▼America's most wanted.

Ghouls & Ghosts o the haunting tunes of the "Addams Family" and the "Monster Mash", Mr. Aleksiewicz introduced the classes as he changed into costumes of past Halloweens. Princesses, goblins, Ninja Turtles, and the like paraded around to the applause of students, parents, and faculty. Upper School activities included pumpkin carving, apple bobbing, a candy bar run, and costume competitions. Freshmen came as M&M's, the sophomores as gangsters, and the juniors as a "W here's Waldo" troupe. Once again the seniors stole the show with excerpts from T.V. Bancroft style.

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Top row: Rachel Bickford (Pres.), Le ah Albrecht. Heather Abbott, Julie Keenan, Chris Punongbayan, Sa mantha Barrow, Leah Ferriter, Vic toria Yoffie, Harmony Thompson. Bottom row: Eleni Gage(Vice-Pres.), Molly Fenigsohn, Monica Ortiz, An gela Bhan, Sarah Angelini, Ariel Clayton.

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Top row: Mr. Myers(Adviser), Leah Albrecht, Tim Jones, Jonas Parker. Bottom row: Ben Alman, Cory Heisson, John Angelini, Aimee Snyder, Leah Ferriter, Sid Verma(Co-Pres.). Missing: Allison Berkeley(Co-Pres.).

Kristin Wollenberg(Manager), Tracy Roberts(Manager), Sarah Brown, Al icia Davis, Noelle Ozioli, Abby Markle, Erik Hastings. Melissa Brainerd, Stephanie Burns, Kate Aroian, Karen Sigel.

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Top row: Abby Markle, Kathleen A leksiew icz(C o-Pres.), Harmony Thompson, Sarah Angelini(Co-Pres.), Tacy Flint, Mr. Turgeon(Adviser), Anna Myers. Bottom row: Emily Chenot, Noelle Ozioli, Kelly Hendricken, Ariel Clayton, Jennifer Meehan, Rachel Burdick.

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Top row: Geoff LaPlant, Ryan Torres, (Co-Pres.), Steve DeFalco, Kevin Glew, Jonas Parker, Mohan Renganathan(Co-pres.), Scott Kurland, Tim Jones, James Peret. Bottom row: Mr. Fenigsohn(Adviser), Erika Gasko, Samantha Barrow, Sid Verma, Sherri Sharma, Andy Nash.

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Anna Myers, Abby Markle, Aimee Snyder, Angela Bhan(Pres.), Luke Enlow, Emily Chenot, Abby Cohen, Mr. Turgeon(Adviser).

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S t a n B a r t e r , Ms. Gauch(Adviser), Luke Enlow. Bot tom Row: Jonas Parker, Alexy Yoffie, Sarah Angelini, Alycia Mack. Missing: Allison Berkeley(Pres.).

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Top Row: Erika Gasko, Eddy Kooyomjian, Leah Albrecht, Emily Chenot(Co-Pres.). Bottom Row: Jonas Parker(Co-Pres.), Ben Aman, Matt Koskinen.

Leah Albrecht, Megan Fletcher, Mr. White(Adviser), Scott Kurland, Ra chel Bickford(Editor).

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Top Row: Mary McMenemy, Maria Kereshi, Erik Hastings, Chrissy Privetera, Angela Bhan, Emily Scarlet, Debbie Peters, Chris Punongbayan, Will Tsang, Craig Pentland, Jared Wollenberg, Andrew Fletcher, Doug Wright, Simon Braune, Scott Barow. Second Row: Travis Percival, Abby Hatch, Eleni Gage, Monica Ortitz, Kevin Glew, Nicki Handy(Co-Pres.), Andy Nash, Lara Dowling, Tammy Alfred, Karen Sigel, Laura Ghiglioni, Marina Gage, Jenn Burwick, Jaime Golinski, Erika Gasko, Megan Fletch er, Kerry Sullivan. Kneeling: Sherri Sharma, Kara Desilets, Alyssa Montouri, Jen Pabley, Mike Louca, Cath erine Mailloux. Missing: Kruti Acharya(Co-Pres.).

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Top Row: Sarah Brown, Tacy Flint, Chip Sbrogna, Mr. Barrow(Adviser). Bottom Row: Kerri Carlson(Co-Pres.), Melissa Brainerd, John Angelini, Matt Enlow(Co-Pres.).

Top Row: Leah Albrecht, Emily Scar let, Harmony Thompson, Samantha Barrow(Representative), Leah Ferriter, Alexy Yoffie, Eleni Gage. Bot tom Row: Sherri Sharma, Jen Pa bley, Angela Bhan, Catherine Mail loux, Julie Veneziano, Lara Dowling(Representative). Missing: Scott Kurland(Representative).

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Top row: Brett Rice, Chad Percival, Julie Keenan, Cathy Paszkowska, Leah Albrecht, Stephen Moore. Bot tom row: Julie Veneziano, Kerry Sul livan, Maura Beddes, Tacy Flint, Ms. Tsang(Adviser). Missing: Matt Enlow(Managing Editor), Mohan Renganathan(Editorial Editor).

Top row: Thomas Howland, Alyssa Montuori, Jane Creamer, Neil Kirsch, Terry McNamara, Amar Rajadhyaksha, Alicia Davis, Rich Apostolou, Whitney Shaw, Eddie Fernandez, Emily Chenot, Molly Benson, Kelley Hendricken, Meredith Morse, Dam ien Berthiaume, Kevin Glew, Nicki Handi, Ben Josephson. Bottom row: Abby Hatch, Travis Percival, Sa mantha Barrow, Chris Conti, Alex Honeyman, Leah Ferriter, Stan Bar ter, Chip Sborgna, Michelle Beaur egard, Matt Lindquist(Pres.), Ste phanie Burns, Linnea Tocci, Justin Gadbois, Jen Backus, Brian Talbot, Erika Gasko, Scott Barrow, Marina Gage, Melissa Davis, Ginger Giordani, Brett Rice, Laura McMackin. Chad Percival.

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Top row: Adam Del Rossi, David Sweet, Luke Enlow, Scott Kurland, Erik Booth. Bottom row: Sarah Angelini, Alexy Yoffie, Monica Ortiz, Eleni Gage, Kathleen Aleksiewicz, Jen Pabley.

Top row: Alexy Yoffie. Eleni Gage. Jeff Berger, Heather Abbott. Monica Ortiz(Board Member), Abby Markle(Board Member). Noelle Ozioli(Board Member). Sarah Brown(Board Member). Erik Hastings. Alycia Mack. Aimee Snyder. Stephan ie Burns. Doug Wright. Chris Conti. Nathan Siler. Kathleen Aleksiewicz. Second row: Jen Harter. Chrissy Prlvltera. Erik Hastings(Board Member). Kate Aroian. Melissa Brainerd. Jen Backus. Patti Hodgeman. Linnea Tocci. Kristen Sbrogna. Di ana Whitten. Becky Dutton. Sherry Sharma. Ja mie Gollnski. Jen Pabley. Julie Keenan. Jenn Burwick, Erica Moser. Emily Chenot, Sara Marks. Maria Kereshi. Maura Beddes. Alyssa Defrin. Tristen Codner, Kneeling: Debbie Peters. Sarah Walsh, Abby Cohen, Erica Driscoll. Kathleen Ratte. Jessica Arinella. Samantha Barrow. Ka trina Thompson. Ben Goodwin. John Angelini. Mary McMenemy. Melanie Longer. Kara Sulli van, Simon Braune.

Top Row: Brett Rice, Laura McMackin(Co-Pres.), Kelley Hendricken(Co-Pres.), Tammy Alfred, Matt Lindquist, Justin Gadbois, Rich Apostolou, Erik Hastings, Kristen Wollenberg, Tracy Roberts, Scott Barrow, Mr. Gauthier (Adviser), Mrs. Puccio (Adviser). Bottom row: Erika Gasko, Melissa Brainerd, Julie Veneziano, Laura Bayon, Nicki Handy, Abby Cohen, Kathleen Ratte, Katie Bea ton, Noelle Ozioli, Alicia Davis, An drew Fletcher, Craig Pentland, Cory Heisson.

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Mack, Jessica Arinella, Diana Whitten, Michelle Beauregard, Jaime Golinski, Leah Ferriter, Becky Dutton, Linnea Tocci, Hallie Goldberg, Stacy Rugg, Kate Celluci, Jaime Freilich, Jaime Kirsch, Stephanie Lutz, Ginger Giordani, Victoria Yoffie, Jen Folkes, Second row: Brett Rice, Erik Hastings, Kathleen Ratte, Abby Cohen, Tracy Roberts(Co-Pres.), Kristin Wollenberg, Alicia Davis(CoPres.), Kate Aroian, Karen Sigel, Katie Beaton, Liz Shaw, Ben Josephson, Andy Nash, Erika Gasko, Alexy Yoffie, Kneeling: Chad Percival, Neil Kirsch, Josh Burwick, Tom Pierie, Kelley Hendricken, Laura McMackin, Amar Rajadhyaksha.

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Top row: Thomas Howland, Brian Talbot, Alycia Mack, Alyssa Montuori, Hallie Goldberg, Becky Dut ton, Stacy Rugg, Abby Hatch, Mich elle Beauregard, Travis Percival, Al ex Haddad, Erika Gasko, Kelley Hendricken, Chrissy Privitera, Tammy Alfred, Laura Ghiglione, Jaime Kirsch, Ginger Giordani, Jaime Freilich. Bot tom row: Linnea Tocci, Jeff Berger, Shannon Ryan, Ben Josephson, Laura McMackin, Julie Veneziano, Elana Goldberg (co-pres.). Laura Bayon, Erik Hastings, Stephanie Lutz, Neil Kirsch, Mr. Mathieu (adviser), Tracy Roberts. Kneeling: Josh Burwick (copres.), Tom Pierie, Kristin Wollenberg, Alicia Davis, Amar Rajadhyaksha, Cara Veneziano.

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Abby Cohen, Jen Morgan, Kendra Reed. Second Row: Spiro Spanakis (co-pres.), Kerry Sullivan (co-pres.), Molly Benson, Chad Percival, Elana Goldberg, Kara Sullivan, Alyssa Defrin, Laura Ghiglione, Hallie Gold berg, Tammy Alfred, Kathleen Ratte, Linnea Tocci, Alicia Davis, Kristen Sbrogna, Karen Sigel, Shannon Ryan, Jessica Arinella, Samantha Barrow, = Liz Shaw, Ben Josephson, Damien Berthiaume. Sitting: Megan Fletch er, Nicki Handy, Catherine Mailloux, Mike Louca, Erik Booth.

Top row: Eddy Kooyomjian. Ryan Torres. Jen Foulkes, Abby Hatch. Alyssa Montuori. Anna Myers. Erika Driscoll. Abby Cohen, Jessica Ari nella, Tracy Roberts, Alicia Davis. Diana Whitten. Whitney Shaw, Eddie Fernandez. Jaime Kirsch. Kate Cellucci, Teni Apelian. Kate Dewey. Muffy Davis. Second row: Laura Bayon, Patti Hodge man. Spiro Spanakis. Erik Booth (vic e -p re s), Kris ten Sbrogna. Abby Markle. Alyssa Defrin. Jen Pabley. Karen Sigel. Kathleen Aleksiewicz. Mon ica Ortiz. Kruti Acharya. Erik Hastings. Alexy Yoffie, Alycia Mack. Linnea Tocci, Shannon Ryan. Lara Dowling (pres.). Michelle Beauregard. Alli son Berkeley. Stephanie Burns, Eleni Gage. Brian Talbot. Chip Sbrogna. Alex Haddad. Marina Gage. Melissa Davis. Kevin Glew. Ben Joseph son, Brett Rice. Laura McMackin. Julie Keenan, Katrina Thompson. Molly Benson Kneeling: Jeff Berger. Sherri Sharma. Mohan Renganathan. Dave Sweet. Scott Barrow. Steve DeFalco. Me gan Mulligan. Jeannine Boutin

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Cory Heisson, Molly Ben son, Scott Barrow, Mrs. Puccio(Adviser). Bottom row: Chris Punongbayan, Kristen Sbrogna, Liz Shaw, Karen Sig e l. Mi ssi ng: Catherine Mailloux(Pres.), Scott MacGilpin(Vicepres.).

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Mrs. T r i t s c h l e r ( A d v i s e r ) , Julie Keenan, Mr. Mathieu(Adviser), Chrissy Privitera, Andrew Fletcher, Bottom row: Megan Mul ligan, Kevin Glew, Jen Backus, Ginger Giordani. Missing: Adam Del Rossi.

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Top row: Eleni Gage, Mel issa Brainerd, Molly Ben son, Jen Morgan, Laura McMackin, Brett Rice, Chad Percival, Abby Coh en, Karen Sigel, Matt Enlow. Second row: Megan Fletcher, Chrissy Privetera, Angela Bhan, Tammy Alfred, Kelley Hendricken, Julie Veneziano, Erika Gasko, Mike Louca, Mrs. Puccio(Adviser), Mr. Gauthier(Adviser). Third row: Dave Sweet, Alexy Yoffie, Mohan Renganathan, Kathleen Ratte, Alicia Davis, Erik Hastings, Kerri Carlson. Bottom row: Shannon Ryan, Linnea Tocci, Chris Punongbayan, Emily Chenot, Sarah Walsh, Erica Driscoll, Katri na Thompson.

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Dave Sw eet(Business Editor), Kerri Carlson(Editorial Edi tor), Alicia Davis(Jr. Photo Editor), Sarah Walsh(Jr. Editor), Emily Chenot(Jr. Editor). Bottom row: Ka trina Thompson(Jr. Photo Editor), Erica Driscoll (Jr. Business Editor), Megan Fletcher(Photo Editor), Angela Bhan(Photo Edi tor).

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▼ "Make sure there aren't any 'deals with' in this article."

T "A nother photo to develop for the yearbook — I'm living in this darkroom!"

T "Don't even mention the word yearbook!"

A Scott suggests the name of a mod ern day barber to his stage friends.

A "Maybe there's a place in politics for )me." | i i ► "There's a special on pop tarts!"

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Y Th e Powder & Wig Club sold boxer shorts for a fundraiser.

AMembers of the Upper School Chorus performed at the holiday assembly.

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▼Cultural dancers performed at a Humanities assembly. Mem bers of the audience joined them on stage!

▼Student council representative Molly Benson runs a class meeting.

AHumanities representative Alexy Yoffie helps the committee decide on guest speakers and programs for Upper School assemblies. 4 . . . the Bell Choir joined them.

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► Tammy and her C.A.R.E. friends enjoy the par achute. ▼ "So when can we put our instrumental group on M.T.V.?"

A "Le t's see if I can get enough people to come to this work call." ► "W ho's running this meeting?"

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▼ "A rt was a lot easier when we all just used Crayolas.''

A "Le t's see if Mr. Gauthier will donate a new car to the Prom auction.” ■4 "Luke, don't erase that answer until we all understand it!”

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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Tocci

Argeo Paul Cellucci Mary and Charlie Aleksiewicz

Ellen and Ken Roberts

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Robert and Madeline Gise

Jonathan and Jenique Radin

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Dr. and Mrs. R.H. Glew

Richard and Phyllis Whitten

Philip Raffa

Marlene and David Persky

Susan and Marc Goldstein

Deborah Burwick

Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Oyer

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan and Jen

The Burns Family

The Tumolo Family

Mr. and Mrs. Roger Albrecht

Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Arinella

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Backus

Mr. and Mrs. Russell Benson

Don and Anne Jones

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Erik Hastings

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morse

The Torres Family

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Judith Wolfman and Peter Larratt

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