1970 FCS yearbook

F.C.S.

Class of 1970

F.C.S.

Class of 1970

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Senior

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Lane, Janice

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Abrams , Joyce

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Lerch, Linda

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Ales sa ndroni Joseph

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Levin, Robert

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Barg, Robyn

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Lustig, Judith

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Beerits

78

McVickar, Sherry

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Buerkle, Stephen

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Midence, Claire

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Ca rnp, Lawrence

37

Miller, Beth

42

Campbell, Albert

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Otton, Sharyn

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Cohen, Bruce

66

Roberts, William

72

Cooper, Carol

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Schalow, Paul

33

Couch, Reese

34

Schlesinger, Gail

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Crawford, Jill

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Schneider, Nancy

76

Ellmaker, Randall

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Schober, Bruce

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Ersek, John

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Seidel, Paul

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Farquhar, Jean

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Sokol , ~homa s

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Feue rlein , Claudia

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Te meles, (Jretchen

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George , Sarah

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Tho mas, William Wa lter, III

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Gregory, Charles

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Wolfe , Robert

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Grumb ling , Faith

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Wolkin, Adam

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Guthrie, Thomas

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Woodbridge, Stephen

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Haiman, Janet

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Young, Mary Christi ne

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Jackson, Joanne

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Young, William

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Kal ma n, Darla

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Zie gler, Allan

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Kinsell a , Ga ry

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Miss Whitcraft

Dr. Bush

Mr. McNair Mr. Fickenscher

ADMINISTRATION 8

Mr. Kirk

Mrs. Biscoe

Miss Martha Faulkner Mrs. Ulmer L. TOR .: Mrs . Gallagher, Mrs. Duggan, Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Tait. L. TOR .: Mrs. Bond, Mrs. Whiteway.

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ENGLISH Mrs. Adams

Miss Orbison

Mr. Eldridge

Mr. Cantril/

Mr. Rupp

Mr. Golding

HISTORY Mr. Emerson

LANGUAGE

Frau Springer

Miss Fiesel

Mme. Smith

Mme. Alvarez

Mlle. Pierre-Louis

Mr. Earl

MATHEMATICS Mrs . Dugan

Mrs . Simon

Mr. Fickenscher

Mr. Schneider

SCIENCE Mr. Farraday

Mr. Landis

Mrs. Satterthwaite

Mr. Worth

Mr. Cederstrom

THE ARTS Mr. Kauffman

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Mrs. jackson

Mrs. Kempin

Mr. Kuemmerle

Mrs. Buell

LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Evans, Mr. Meredith, Mr. Hurt, Mr. Schaeffer, Mrs. Powell, Mr. Mariano, Mr. Stump, Mr. Moore.

Mr. Stanley

Mrs. Hugee

LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs . Lewis, Mrs. james, Mrs. Giddens, Mrs . Hugee.

Bob Levin

A white wonderland of pathetic purity .

Communal drifts of the fine folks .

Falling flakes- the new birthEach totally different, each exactly alike.

Snow glistening on the treesDomestic, majestic beauty that pacifies the rag e Rumbling deep down within the hard ground beneath .

Ah, but the pure whiteness is polluted by the realities of lifeThose exhaust fumes of man 's brainchilds, And the filthy feet of man himself Treading unknowingly on his brothers- and himself.

And another flake lands and is lost in the mass And melts away- drifting hopelessly toward the lonely sea To be forgotten Forever.

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The Upanishads- Dialogue with death "He who has perceived that which is without sound, without touch, without form, without decay, without taste, eternal, without smell, without beginning, without end, beyond the great, and unchangeable, is freed from the jaws of death."

Reese Couch

"Midway upon the journey of our life I found that I was in a dusky wood; For the right Path whence I had strayed was lost.

Ah me! How hard a thing it is to tell The wilderness of that rough and savage place The very thought of which brings back my fear!

Dante's Inferno 33

Gigi Schlesinger

Grooving on the wonderfulness of it all, she will conquer the world. Her melancholy eyes gaze into the truth of it all, and she'll tell you earthly secrets .

In staggered spurts she grabs your mind with the delicacy of her spider fingers, and fingerpaints your thoughts across the sky. Then lightning will flash into her eyes and she'll leave you alone with a desert's night.

by Robynn Barg

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joe Alessandroni

"To dream the impossible dream ."

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Beth Miller

Ti ed to a woman by a navel-cord at birth I am a product of the ever-changing earth .

Formed like a bat, at night I seem to be hovering between straw hut and rubber tree.

Who am I? Something and nothing .

Nothing till someone calls me something.

Should I go down into the sewer?

Look into mystery, explore manure?

Yes is yes, no is no, you agree?

But I've lived in the jungle and the lowlands beneath Where tigers question jaguars about their teeth .

Where yes and no are just the same. And so : Do I see an elephant? yes. That is no.

What is a man? Something and nothing.

Nothing till someone calls him something.

Nothing but what he's named by his mother.

Nothing but what he's thought by his brother.

Bertolt Brecht

Rob Wolfe

Little old "Line-maker" me.

"Hey Tom, did you see that girl in ?th grade" Author of "Famous quotes for all occasions" Well dressed Father.

"I don't believe you!"

"You wouldn't believe what I did!"

Driver of the "Green Beetle".

Best-looking Senior.

"Hey Tom, will you fix this for me?"

"What's happening this weekend?"

Great apartment parties.

F.C.'s all-AmericanPhenomenal Philosopher.

One of "the Group" .

Sweet-talkin' Swarth morite .

Guess who's going away this weekend?

A great Friend to have.

It was a "Bad Stop"!

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Tom

Guthrie

T.G . ... Tom ... Hot looking Chevy, with a slow six ..

Good to be with when you need someone to look 21 .

Groovy mustache ... Always sleeping in class .

Wizard at fixing cars , tape players and stereo sets . . .

Fantastic lead guitar player . . Newtown lover .

One of the "group" ... "Rob, did you do your Religion?" ..

"What's happening this weekend?" . . "Rob, guess what I did this weekend?" .. . One of the best friends one could ever have ... "You won't believe what happened" .

"Wait till I drop in a 327" .. . Always making compromises with Rob ... Valley Forge Drive-in ... Digs Monster flicks and Cartoons ... Fantastic wardrobe (when Rob's father is out of town) .. . Suspicious smile . . . An all around great guy . . "Guess who I'm taking out?"

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"I find it wholesome to be alone the greater part of the time. To be in company, even with the best, is soon wearisome The value of a man is not in his skin that we should touch him but once, I doubted if the near neighborhood of man was notessential to a serene and healthy life. " "Solitude" Walden. Thoreau

Albert Campbell 42

Steve Buerkle

Your children are not your children.

They are the sons and daughters of Life 's longing for itself.

They come through you, but not from you , And though they are with you, yet they belong not to you.

You may give them your love, but not your thoughts, For they have their own thoughts.

Kahlil Gibran 44

"I believe in the wonder of the out- of- doors, in the inspiration of the stars; I believe in the strength of the hills, in the silence of the night, and in the music of the birds and trees; I believe that my body was made for action, that my mind was made for thinking, and that my heart was made for loving."

R. C. Stoll

jean Farquhar

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Claudia Feuerlein

To be or not to be . . . that's the question .

-Shakespeare

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Stephanie Koenig "Stephie", " Bunny ", Those math classes with Mrs. Dugan one of Mrs . jackson 's girls everybody knows her favorite mascot, ... Han sie corduroy jumpers Apples member of the thinnest group of seniors last name always pronounced wrong weekend trips to the boat darkest tan in September dawdles ahoo - oo - gah horn for a birthday present never complains true French student one of many only children in the senior class ... wants to succeed.

Those memories of the Yesterday are seemingly swallowed by that unknown Tomorrow, but the brillance is deep within the smile of Today .

S. Koenig

Lost, yesterday, somewhere between sunrise and sunset, two golden hours, each set with sixty diamond minutes. No reward is offered for they are gone forever.

" But Mommy I lost them!"

Allan "Zig" Ziegler

" The Big Zig" ... " Pud" ... " Big AI " .

"Ding- a -ling- a -ling" Memb e r of helps write his own S.P.E.B .S.Q .S.A . paragraphs ... the only man who puts on his VW see the buttons in his wallet size 14 shoes craters instead of footprints ... one of Aunt Mary 's kids B.M.O .C. and everywhere else ... to Daddy, whom we all look up to .

joanne jackson

"Sing and Dance together and be joyous, but let each of you be alone".

Kahlil Gibran

In my travels I sought out above all the artists and those divine beings who hymn to their lyre the gods and the felicity of people who honour the laws, religion , and th e tombs of their ancestors.

john Ersek

These singers are of divine race . They possess the only talent of incontestable worth which Heaven has bestowed upon earth . Their life is at once igenuous and sublime; they celebrate the gods with golden tongue, and yet are of all men the simplest; their conversation is that of immortals and of children; they explain the laws of the universe, and fail to understand the most innocent of worldly matters; their ideas upon death are wonderful, and they die, unseeing, like the newly born.

Fran«;ois-Rene de Chateau briand (translated from the French by Rayner Heppenstall)

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You may give them your love but not your thoughts, For they have their own thoughts .

You may house their bodies but not their souls, For their souls dwell in the house of tomorrow, which you cannot visit, not even in your dreams.

You may strive to be like them, but seek not to make them like you .

For life goes not backward nor tarries with yesterday.

Kahlil Gibran

Peter Beerits

They say that every man needs protection They say that every man must fall I swear I see my reflection somewhere so high above this wall I see my light come shining from the west down to the east any day now any day now I shall be released Bob Dylan

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janice Lane God bless the child that has his own .

Aim at the sun; you may not reach it, but your arrow will fly higher than if aimed at an object on a level with yourself.

To remember in future years .

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She came in through the bathroom window Protected by a silver spoon, But now she sucks her thumb and wonders By the banks of her own lagoon.

Didn't anybody tell her?

Didn't anybody see?

Sunday's on the phone to monday, Tuesday's on the phone to me.

She said she'd always been a dancer, She worked at fifteen clubs a day, And though she thought I knew the answer, Well, I knew what I could not say .

And so I quit the police department, And got myself a steady job.

And though she tried her best to help me, She could steal, but she could not rob.

Didn't anybody tell her?

Didn't anybody see?

Sunday's on the phone to monday, Tuesday's on the phone to me.

Lennon I Me Cartney

Larry Camp

And in the end, The love you take Is equal to the love you make .

Lennon I Me Cartney

"When you have a mind to laugh, you shall see me ."

Horace 58

Bruce

Cohen Best dressed senior Hot looking Mustang with a slow eight . . "I got it already" ... Great one to be with when you need personal connections .

Has a habit of always getting front row seats .

Ex-football end that turned soccer halfback Always with a girl " You're really going to get it, you know that."

Couldn 't write a good composition in his right mind Give you the shirt off his back "Do you love me?"

Plush apartment If you needed it, he could get it Another Erv Hall, when it comes to the hurdles Edwardian suits and bell bottoms Weekends at the electric factory ..

One of the "group" ... The "191" lover .

Fantastic personality ... "You got money ." .

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judy Lustig 61

With all beings and all things we shall be as relatives .

Sioux Indian

Halfway down the stairs Is a stair Where I sit There isn't any Other stair Quite like lt.

I'm not at the bottom I'm not at the top ; So this is the stair Where I always Stop.

Halfway up the stairs Isn't up, And isn't down.

It isn't in the nursery It isn't in the town.

And all sorts of funny thoughts Run round my head: "It isn't really Anywhere!

It's somewhere else Instead!"

by A . A . Milne

janet Haiman

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Robynn Barg and I am waiting perpetually and forever a renaissance of wonder Ferlinghetti

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Go placidly amidst the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence .

Max Ehrmann

Darla Kalman

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Sarah George We must not use coercion to persuade other people to adopt our way. We must guarantee to them the same freedom we claim for ourselves .

Gandhi

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"The world is my country, all mankind are my brethren, To do good is my religion."

Thomas Paine

"Love is God, And everyone that Loveth is begotten of God and knoweth God." I Epistle of St. John IV.7:8

Blair Roberts

Paul Seidel

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I do not wish to quarrel with any man or nation. I do not wish to split hairs, to make distinctions or set myself up as better than my neighbors . I seek rather, I may say, even an excuse for conforming to the laws of the kind.

Thoreau- "Civil Disobedience"

Let's go Come on Let 's go Empty out our pockets and disappear .

Linda Lerch

Faith Grumbling

"The wind can indeed drive the clouds together in the sky; yet, being nothing but air, without solid body, it does not produce great or lasting effects . So also an individual, in time when he can produce no great effect in the outer world, can do nothing except refine the expression of his nature in small ways."

(I Ching)

Bill Roberts How Can You Hold On To A Dream How Can Things Be The Way They Are How Can Things Be The Way They Seem How Can You Hold On To A Dream

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

If I am for myself only, what am I? If not now- when?

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Gary Kinsella "Manuel" #70228 "Fran, john, Robert Finch" ... "No offense, but . " one of the soccer team's "Offensive Radicals "This friend of my Godmother's brother ... " "Get the kid with the white eyebrows" . .. Mr. Committeeman . . . It's all over at track practice . .. weekends in Philadelphia . . . Avid supporter of American Greeting Card Corporation ... "Kinsella for the defense" ... But I thought he played tight inside? .. . To Gary, our Buddy, may this live to be printed.

"What is more difficult, to think of an encampment on the moon or of Harlem rebuilt? Both are now within the reach of our resources. Both now depend upon human decision and human will. I pray that the imagination we unlock for defense and arms and outer space may be unlocked as well for grace and beauty in our lives. As an economy, we need it. As a society, we shall perish without it."

Adlai Stevenson

Carry Cooper Spread sunshine all over the place Just put on a happy face.

"Lead Buddy" Helen. Mary, Rose, Sidney Dummy Stud One of Uncle Tom's gang Head elder in meeting . . "C'mon you guys!"

"Hi, Mommy!"

Take off that mask, it's not Halloween yet!

Caroling parties every year!!

Draws those silly faces . "What are you, some kind of a nut? . . prudence and purity Sleeps with a handkerchief Brings family along on dates Kate, Gary, Batman, and the rest of the gang!

In Two words to the page love with Robert Finch ... Drives a crazy beige VW All those hours spent helping the underprivileged ... To Carry, our Buddy, who always brightens our day with that never-ending smile!!

"Reach out to someone.

To communicate is the beginning of understanding."

Like a child I just sat in the sunlight And played with the minutes as they went running by Like a child who had never known sorrow I didn't hurry tomorrow I just looked at the sky.

Rod McKuen

Sing and dance together and be joyous, But let each of you be alone.

Kahlil Gibran

"All of this struggling and striving to make the world better is a great mistake; not because it isn't a good thing to improve the world if you know how to do it, but because striving and struggling is the worst way you could set about doing anything ... " G.B. Shaw

... And in this world of ordinary people, thank heavens there's me ...

William C. Young "Willie", "W.C.", # 70475 ... Varsity Tennis captain . .. "There, but for the grace of God, goes God" .. . Charter member of the Triple G. Club ... "let's get back to money" . . . Take care of business, Mr. Businessman" ... "Those good old talk shows on- CAU" ... Boxing fan and Mr. Lauber's punching bag." .. . To Billy: one volume of The Wall Street Journal."

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Randy Ell maker

"The seed of knowledge did I sow and with mine own hand was wrought to make it grow, but this was all the harvest that I reaped - I came like water and like wind I go ."

The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam

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jill Crawford

"This is a delicious evening, when the body is one sense, and imbibes delight through every pore. I go and come with a strange liberty in nature, a part of herself. There can be no very black melancholy to him who lives in the midst of nature and has his senses still."

Thoreau

"It happens just because we need to want and to be wanted too when love is here or gone to lie down in the darkness and listen to the warm."

Rod Me Kuen

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"It is life near the bone sweetest" Thoreau

"I find it wholesome to be alone the greater part of the time. To be in company, even with the best, is soon wearisome and dissipating. I love to be alone."

Thoreau

Sherry McVickar

"Why should we be in such desperate haste to succeed, and in such desperate enterprises? If man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears however measured or far away."

Thoreau

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STUDENT COUNCIL

President : Reese Couch, Vice-President : Adam Wolkin, Secretary : Stephanie Koenig, Treasurer : Albert Campbell, Faculty Advisor : Mr. Kirk .

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President: Beth Miller, Vice President : Joyce Abrams , Secretary : ]ill Eiseman, Treasurer: Sam Howe, Faculty Advisors: Miss Fiese l, Mr. Emerson, Mr. Landis.

SERVICE COMMITTEE Claudia Feurlein: German Exchange Student at F.C.

Blair Roberts : F.C. Student in Germany .

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President : Chris Young, Vice-President : Courtney Solenberger, Secretary: Hetty Bixby, Faculty Advisor : Mrs. Jackson .

BOYS' A.A.

President : Tom Guthrie, Vice-President : Rob Wolfe, Secretary-Treasurer: Dave Becker, Faculty Advisor : Mr. Kuemmerle.

JOURNALISM Faculty Advisor: Mr. Eldridge

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ART MINOR Faculty Advisors : Mr. Cederstrom and Mr. Kauffman .

DRAMA Faculty Advisor : Mr. Worth

TH ESP/AN SOC/ ETY

President : Adam Wolkin, Vice-President Chuck Gregory, Secretary: Carry Cooper, Treasurer : A llan Zieg ler.

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CHORUS

COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Faculty Advisor: Mrs. Simon

ORCHESTRA

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SOCCER

1st ROW: C. Redmond, G. Kinsella (co-captain), B. Levin, W. Roberts. 2nd ROW: S. Steisel, S. Zimmermann, S. Howe, D. Cooper. Jrd ROW: Mr. Kuemmerle (coach), P. Seidel,]. North, D. Biddle. 4th ROW: S. Ovedoff, A . Sax, R. Wolfe, B. Roberts, A . Ziegler. absent: R. Couch (cocaptain).

SEATED: C. Solenberger, J. Thomas, 5. Williams, J. Jackson , L. Michael, D.

HOCKEY

Kalman, S. George (co-captain), 5. Polan, F. Lindquist, C. Young, E. Fried, J. Jackson, 5. Koenig . STANDING: Mrs. Jackson (coach), H. Bixby, J. Delong, P. Brown, 5. Bassett, B. Beverly, N. Delong, K. Tomlinson, B. Mill e r, L. Lerch, J. Farquhar, J. Abrams, J. Carter, J. Jackson, A. Mitchell, M . Richter, L. Roth, E. Slap, M. Malkin. absent: F. Grumbling (co-captain).

FRIENDS' CENTRAL - 2 AGNES IRWIN- 0

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BOTTOM ROW: T. Peirce, D. Antonelli, A. Sax, L. Camp, Mr. Golding (coach). SECOND ROW: B. Baird, C. Redmond, J. Purdie, S. Zimmermann (co-captain). THIRD ROW: D. Williams, E. Martin, C. Ludwig.

TOP ROW: J. Zimmermann, J. Teti, A . Speetles. STANDING: E. Edelstein (manager) , D. Dangerfield . Absent : R. Wolfe (co-captain) .

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FRONT ROW: J. Thomas, C. Solenberger, 5. George (Captain), D. Kalman, F. Lindquist. SECOND ROW: J. Jackson, J. Carter, J. Jackson, 5. Koenig, 5. Polan. BACK ROW: J. Vaden, A. Mitchell, E. Slap,

D. Funderburg, P. Graub, Mrs. Jackson (Coach).

G/ RLS' BASKETBALL SEVEN WINS ONE LOSS

1st ROW: M. Mersky, R. Levin (co-captain), R. Couch (co-captain).

2nd ROW: Mr. Betof(coach), ]. Alessandroni, A. Campbell, ]. Gallagher, 5. Ovedoff, F. Garrison, D. Becker.

BOYS' BASKETBALL

BACK ROW: J. Delong, J. Jackson, H. Bixby, L. Roth, J. Jackson, 5. Bassett, J. Carter, P. Brown, M. Malkin, A. Mitchell, K. Tomlinson, J. Thomas, E. Slap, N. Delong. FRONT ROW: C. Solen berger, F. Lindquist, 5. Williams, C. Young, 5. George, J. Jackson (captain), 5. Koenig, D. Kalman, B. Beverly, 5. Polan, L. Michael.

LACROSSE

BASEBALL

1st ROW: P. Scott, B. Baird, M. Mersky, F. Garrison, D. Nupp, T. Guthrie (captain). 2nd ROW: Mr. Kuemmerle (coach), R. Levin, 5. Ovedoff, ]. Zimmerman, P. Seidel, D. Orr, A. Ziegler.

TRACK

SEATED: Mr. Lauber (coach), A. Wolkin, D. Dangerfield, C. Gregory (co-

captain), A. Campbell, R. Wolfe (co-captain), B. Cohen, P. Preston.

STANDING: R. Levin, G. Kinsella, W. Blanton, B. Schober, P. Gould,]. Kra~er, R. Couch, D. Becker, S. Buerkle.

Co-captain C. Gregory

CROSS COUNTRY

Co-captain A. Wolkin

BOYS' TENNIS

S. Howe, S. Ritt, B. Schober, S. Myers, D. Becker, D. Madway, T. Peirce, W. C. Young (captain), B. Schranze, E. Rieder, R. Werner, P. Newman.

N. Mishkin, E. Fried (captain), S. Krouse , L. Reischer.

GIRLS' TENNIS ARCHERY

C. Cooper (captain)

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C. Feuerlein, B. Kritchevsky, W. Klein, W. Cunnee1 S. Schwartz.

Editors Business Managers W.C. Young Bruce Schober

Staff janet Haiman Joanne Jackson Darla Kalman Judy Lustig Faculty Advisors Mr. Cederstrom Miss Whitcraft

Sarah George Gary Kinsella Sherry McVickar Sharyn Otton Paul Schalow Nancy Schneider

Photography Editor Steve Buerkle Contributing photographers Sam Howe Barry Zubrow David Taylor

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it isnt said the caterpillar well perhaps you havent found it so yet said alice but when you have to turn into a chrysalis you will some day you know and then after that into a butterfly i should think youll feel it a little queer wont you not a bit said the caterpillar well perhaps your feelings may be different said alice all i know is it would feel very queer to me you said the caterpillar contemptuously who are you?

Lewis Carroll

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