1980 FCS yearbook

Dedication "In Memory Of"

Frank M. Groff A day for toil. an hour for sport.

But for a friend is life too short.

- Ralph Waldo Emerson Frank M. Groff was a great man who spent thirty- five years at Friends' Central, thirteen of which were with our class. He tried to know everyone. even those whom he didn't have as sutdents. When we were in the lower school. Mr. Groff was the first person we saw every morning on the back playground. We also saw him for gym where he referred to everyone by the endearing zany nicknames he chose for us. In 1976, Mr. Groff "retired" , but he couldn't stay away. We meant as much to him as he meant to us. Last May. for instance. he spent many hours watchin'g the baseball team play, critiquing everything they did. We all would have been pleased if this book could have been presented to Mr. Groff. but we regret that this is not possible .

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Dedication

Ann E. Whitcraft It is because of the devotion or sacrifice of individuals that causes become of value.

- Julian Huxley A teacher and administrator who is genuinely concerned about the welfare of her students has a lasting influence on their lives. Miss Whitcraft is just such a person. She considers us not only as members of the school community, but also as the unique individuals that we are. Through her skill, experience and sensitivity she is able to recognize and support that which is best in each of us. Her warmth, care and understanding will be sorely missed.

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Grooves

It was real, and it was good, but it wasn't real good . . . It's two against one, Eileen. Forget it! .. . Jeff, if you don't turn off that disco . .. Shut up, Sarah, you radical! .. . Larry Marshal and how to sell an ad . . . Someone's throwing stones at the window . . . Pass the Halls . . . Does "Editor" have one "t" or two? . .. If you don't have food, don't come in ... emergency Yearbook meeting . . . Copy Z!! . . . rebates .. . The proofs are here!!! . . What do you mean they lost page 32? . . . Oh, never mind . . . 12 more pages . . .

THE END . . . Good Luck '81 !

The Yearbook Staff

EDITOR IN CHIEF : Eileen Flanagan ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Sarah Mendelson and Jeff Miller MANAGING EDITORS: Joyce Horikawa and Amy Mulloy PHOTO EDITOR : Josh Klein COPY EDITOR: Charlie King ART EDITORS : Nancy Marcus and Judy Pietromartire LITERARY EDITOR: Kirsten Kuhn

SALES MANAGER: Barrett Caldwell BUSINESS MANAGER: Lincoln Meyers STAFF : Kathi Whitney, Natalie Beck, Talli Bredikin, Amy Goldman, Lisa Becker, Lori Epstein, Blair Green, Cary Robinson, Cary Pennypacker, Bob Rhea, Tracey Rible, Gwyn Roberts, Jeff Lerner, and Rick Walls FACULTY ADVISORS : Mr. Voss and Ms. Sayegh HUMOR CONSULT ANTS: Victor Freeman and Layng Pew MANY THANKS TO: Bud Mcleod of the Main tine Chronicle, Philip Klein, Mrs. Priest, Mr. Emory, Mrs. Horikawa, Noah Spivak, Tracy Fletcher, John Bamber, Bill Larson and his donut helpers, and numerous Main Line pizza parlors 17

Outing Club Standing L. to R.: D. Stegeman. S. Mendelson, P. Sernyak, A. Mulloy, K. Whitney, J. Christian, C . Lief Sitting: E. Flanagan (President) Playing buck buck: L. toR.: T. Davis, A. Corbisiero, K. Heckman, D. Wolfe, Mrs. Tonelli, M. Bollen, L. Benjamin Missing: Mr. Given, B. Sayre, J. Horikawa, H. Pokras, B. Federman, C. King.

Focus

Top row L. to R.: Mr. Hess, D. Rovin, P. Gabuzda, T. Fletcher, M. Mostoller, E. Pew, K. Cole, J. Rutenberg, J. Klein, K. Bucci, D. Blankfield, E. Cohen Middle row: D. Hogan, A. Kousombos, V . Freeman (Editor), S. Rothman, I. Mondschein, D. Birenbaum, G. Roberts, M. Kaplan, L. Kutner, L. Goldman, A .. Goldman, J. Christian, E. Rosenfeld, B. Miller, J. Fineman, E. Weinberg, A. Trask (Editor), J. Treatman, E. Rehfeld. Missing: L. Pew (Editor)

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Service CommiHee Top row L. toR.: A. Bharagava, J. Wussow, K. Carey, A. Corbisiero, B. Greenberg, L. Wesson, C . Purcell, S. Ziten. B. Hewit, S. Nimbkar. J. Rutenberg (Sec.). T. Rible, K. Cole, L. Cozen, Mrs. Eberly (Faculty Advisor), Bottom row: G. Roberts (V. Pres.). A Trask (Pres.), J..

Fineman (Treas), E. Weinberg, J. Needleman Missing: J. Horikawa, G. Kuhn, L. Bernard, L. Goldman. S. Lerner, A. Mellman, D. Mullaney.

Student Council

Top to bottom, left to right: L. Pew, G . Snow (Treasurer), M. MacGaffey, C . Arfaa, S. Rothman, D. Brody, E. Pew, C . King, L. Kutner, A Atwater, C .

Zeldin, J. Lenski, K. Johnson, S. Ritt. K. Kuhn (Secretary), L. Lasprogata. K. Whitney, M. Summerville, L. Walls, J. Klein, N. Marcus. J. Miller, L. Epstein, E. Davis, B. Miller. Sitting: V . Freeman (President). and M. Rowland (Vice President).

Black Students' Union

L. to R.: J. Bamber, C. Williams, E. Hooks, T. Fletcher (Treas)., R. Folwell (Pres.), D. Hunter, N. Sanders, S. Jones, Mr. Jewell (Advisor). Missing: G. Poe (V. Pres.), M. Campbell, R. Walls.

Top row. I. to r.: Mr. Davis (Director).

D. Allen, A. Mulloy, A. Corbisiero, M. MacGaffey, K. Heckman. L. Walls, T. Shannon, D. Rubin (Base rep.), M. Runkel, R. Liversidge. L. Backover, M. Mostoller. Middle Row: A. Hamilton, K. Cole, S. Ritt. B. Brundage, E. Weinberg, C. Arfaa, T. Moore, J. Lenski, S. Rothman, J. Plitt, N. Beck, R. Klein, T. Bredikin. Bottom row: C. Knutson, E. Flanagan (Soprano rep.), I. Mondschein. D. Murray, C. Adams, J. Balson, A. Bhargava, J. Cowitz, S. Mendelson (Pres.), J. Fineman (Alto rep.). K. Whitney,. Missing: G. Roberts (Vice Pres.), J. Miller, P. Gabuzda. C. Pennypacker. K. Carey, E. Nobel.

R. Bramson, M. Somerville.

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Math Team

Top row: P. Gabuzda, T. Shannon, D. Rovin, M. Mulloy, M. Runkel. Middle: Mrs. Burhanan (Coach). G. Roberts, J. Garrison, T. Kilsdonk. J. Treatman, J. Lenski. Kneeling: E. Flanagan, A. Mulloy (Captain). Missing: B. Caldwell, L. Geiger, M. Bollen, D. Roberts, B. Sayre.

Orchestra

Joseph Lenski. Eric Rosenfeld, Lea Purcell, Trina Pew, Deborah Greenberg, Joyce Horikawa. Edgar Pew. Elizabeth Cohen. Nancy Sanders, Kristin Johnson.

Maryanne Bollen, Barrett Tilney. Diana Allen. Layng Pew. Marge Kean, Dan Kadish. Rob Liversidge. Jim Kendall, Jeff Greenberg. Carol Knutson. Nick Wilson.

Derick Dreher. Tim Brody, Chris Knutson.

Mark Gerstein. - Conductor: Mrs. Rigby

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Front: Lisa Becker. Christine Adams.

Donna Murray. Back: Lauren Becker.

Judy Plitt. Ruth Bramson. Joanna Gentile. Shiphra Berman. Rachel Levov.

Shippen Freeman. Beth Brundage.

Caroline Schaudies. Jennifer Bolson.

Wendy Bayer. Missing: Natalie Beck.

Gi1s A.A. Front: Ed Rehfeld. Neal Lambert.

Julie Cowitz. 2nd row: Judy Plitt.

Sandy Rothman. Jan Wussow.

Dave Rovln. Bryan Roberts. Matt Kirk. Chris Knutson. Alok Bhargava. 3rd row: Ms. Fisher.

Angela Corbisiero. Ken Heckman. Peter Wilf. Tad Shannon.

F.C.S. Debators

Top row: Mr. Hess, Victor Freeman, Sandy Rothman, Mark Malamed, Gwyn Roberts. Bottom row: Sarah Mendelson, Lisa Becker, Dale Birenbaum, Nancy Marcus.

Drama Minor

Alexander Klein, Milton Campbell, Lissa Lasprogata, Mrs. Dunbar, Matthew Sullivan, Kristen Johnson, Susan Hamilton, Claudia Biehn.

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Anti-Disco Army

Votaries Of Venus

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Anti · Rock Army

The Best Of The Well· Dressed CUm Rowdies

David Singer(?), Lincoln Meyers (preppiest), Neal Lambert (radical), Susan Bockenhauer (most artistic), Randy Plotkin (most artistic), Lisa Walls (loudest colors), Mr. Phelps (best - dressed teacher), Marion Rowland (most coordinated), Paul Gabuzda (nationalist), Layng Pew (ultra - prep).

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Events

CPR - a new twelfth grade requirement

Assembly - The Quiet Riot

Clayton Farraday - speaker at Graduation '79 Tenth grade Rose Chain at Graduation '79

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"The Importance of Being Earnest"

Homecoming- October, 1979

Summer French Exchange official accepting F.C. Yearbook

Exchange Students: Stephen Gillberry- Lakefield College School Emilia Spoerri - Scattergood School

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Now, what's the object of the game?

O.K. Mr. C . - it's back to Haverford

O.K. , so I made a mistake .

Will you take us seriously now?

If you can park your car here, why can't I?

Art Lessons?

Go in peace .

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Barrett gets a new lunch box .

Buy a yearbook!

Introducing our new student lounge director

Oh! New paint!

Mr. Entwisle - where?

I just can't handle it

I just sucked in a fly!

Is the world ready for Joyce Horikawa?

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Math Team exercises

Greatest Hits

Fall captains: Football- L. Pew, M. Taranto; Hockey - J .

Horikawa; Soccer - M. Tashjian, M. Baird, G . Snow (missing).

Winter captains: Girls' Basketball - L. Becker, G . Poe (missing) : Boys' Basketball - R. Folwell; Wrestling - M. Tashjian, G. Garrett; Cheerleading - T. Butler.

Spring captains : Track - T. Fletcher, J . Garrison (missing); Baseball - M. Taranta, M. Baird; Girls' Tennis - L. Epstein, J . Plitt; Lacrosse- N. Beck (missing); Archery R. Garrett (missing).

Kneeling: Matthew Baird, Gordon Snow. Mark Tashjian, (Tri - Capt.). 1st Row - Gregg Kuhn.

Soren Jones. David Wolfe, Richie Kleiner, Chris Buttman, Steven Jones. 2nd Row- Mr. Bradburd (coach). Fred Lief. Bill Sayre. Tony Frame, Rob Folwell, Steve Levinson. David Rovin, Thad Shannon. Edgar Pew, Mr. Jewell (Coach).

Soccer

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1st Row Judy Plitt, Sarah Mendelson, Kirsten Kuhn, Lisa Becker, Marion Rowland, Joyce Horikawa, (Captain), Natalie Beck, Kathi Whitney, Amy Mulloy, Eileen Flanagan, Julie Fineman. 2nd Row - Lauren Becker, Gail Poe, Claudia Zeldin, Julie Cowitz, Christine Adams, Donna Murray, Theresa Butler, Shippen Freeman . 3rd Row - Nancy Sanders, Kristin Johnsen, Becky Federman, Suniti Nimbkar, Shiphra Berman, Wendy Bayer. 4th Row- Ms. Mucha, Mrs. Jackson, Beth Brundage, Talli Bredikin .

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Football

1st row, L. to R. : G. Garrett, C . King, B. Larson, M. Taranto (co - capt.) , L. Pew (co- capt.), J. Spinelli. A. Bucciarelli, B. Caldwell (man .) . 2nd row: L. Backover, M. Ackerman, J. Gentile, T. Picarelli, M. Sullivan, J. Garrison, M. Campbell, T. Fletcher. 3rd row: J. Harmstead, D. Niles, J. Bamber, B. Weinberg . D. Copeland, E. Larson, J. Rubin, B. Miller. 4th row : J. Schall, G .

Sharpless, J. Larson, J. Unkefer, D. Mullaney, S. Lerner, M. Runkel. Coaches: Mr. Mersky, Mr. Entwisle, Mr. Bellone, Mr. DeSabato.

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Bottom row L. toR: A. Corbisiero, A. Mulloy, G . Poe (cocaptain), Lisa Becker ( co - captain), J. Plitt, Lauren Becker, K. Bucci. Standing : J. Fineman (manager), J. Gentile, L. Walls, L. Lasprogata, R. Levov, M. Mostoller, K. Carey (manager), Mrs. Jackson (Coach).

Girls' Basketball

Bottom L. toR: D. Birenbaum, P. Singer, R. Kleiner, (co- captains) M. Tashjian and G. Garrett, G . Kuhn, T. Picarelli, A. Klein . Middle row: A. Smith, M. Campbell, D. Niles, J. Harmstead, B. Conroy, C . Williams, B. Folino. Standing : Mr. Zendt (coach), K. Heckman (mgr.), J . Unkefer, J . Smith, C . Purcell, J .

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Top row, left to right: L. Becker, L. Becker, R. Levov, J. Bolson, J. Fineman, Second row : Ms. Mucha (Coach), K. Johnsen, W. Bayer, C . Adams, T. Butler, S. Rothman, Third row : E. Flanagan, A. Mulloy, K. Whitney, B. Tilney, C . Schaudies, M. Bollen, C. Knutson, M. Sommerville, Fourth row: S. Mendelson, M. Doutrich, L. Lasprogata, S. Ritt, D. Hogan, E. Nobel, A. Smith, A. Mellman, H. Pokras, Fifth row : J. Horikawa, K. Kuhn, S. Nimbkar, S. Berman, N. Beck, (Capt.), J. Cowitz, C .

Zeldin, G . Poe, B. Federman, S. Freeman, Missing: Mrs. Lanzi.

Lacrosse

Top row, lett to right: Mr. Mersky (Coach), B. Caldwell.

J. Klein, P. Alfeche, J. Bamber.

M. Taranto (Capt.). M. Baird.

G. Snow, Mr. Bradburd (Coach). Bottom row, W. Orkline, B. Folino. T. Taylor, B. Rhea, J. Spinelli, M. Tashjian.

M. Sernyak .

Baseball

L. to R. Mr. Bower, Sidney Bridges, Eric Rosenfeld, Jeff Simpson, Martin Wachs, Victor Freeman, Fred Lief, Edgar Pew

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Track

Top Row L. toR. Mr. Mundy, Charles Williams, Rob Liversidge, Tracey Fletcher, Mr. Shaw.

Second Row David Niles, Ed Rehfeld, David Hunter, Jeff Garrison, Chris Arfaa, David Rubin, Milton Campbell, Tony Frame. Bottom Row Pete Alfeche, Andy MacGaffey, Paul Webb, Lawerence Greaves, Wilfred Jones.

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Archery

Top Row: Sarah Maes, Mr. Given, Becky Wilson, Blair Green, Amy Hamilton, Robin Garrett. Bottom Row : Ellen Weinberg, Lisa Tilney, Rebecca Klein, Heather Sheppard, Gwyn Roberts

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J. V. Basketball Ninth Grade Soccer

J.V. Soccer

Dance (:)

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Gymnastics

J. V. Basketball Cheerleaders

J.V. Hockey Indoor Soccer

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Classic Sounds

FATHOMS I sometimes look for tiger - hunting times Steaming jungles, Rich skies ...

Gaseous sunsets drowned in green, I sometimes long to fill my spaces With crowded tangles of green One gentle thump of chocolate darkness Pulsing and nightly and blue.

To see dots of fruit On greener plane And line of brown descending A lace of sky and down again To the darkwarm, the soft, the pulsing.

Becky Wilson '80

Randy Plotkin '81 As 1 passed through the entrance gate My heart beat stopped dead still, And looking at the harsh stone wall I felt a sudden chill.

My gaze turned to the edifice As 1 heard the hour chimed.

I noticed the clinging ivy That like the steeple climbed .

J. Love Pietromartire '80

PYROMANIA With a scrape of a sulfur - tipped splinter it appears, This glowing orange and red wonder.

It quickly spreads over and devours its combustible prey.

The magical illuminated ribbons pop and snap, And it seems the incandescence leaps for the sky .

When it reaches a deafening crescendo, It succumbs to an evil, wet death.

It hisses a final sound of protest and . . . . . . dies.

- Layng Pew '80

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The thought flashed through me that, perhaps, The ivy was like me, Clinging to the house of God Too tightly to be free .

I closed my mind to that unrest Determined I should stay, And tried to block the memories That agonized each day .

But as I passed the convent graves My eyes renewed with tears.

I shuddered that this was the place Where I might end my years.

- Eileen Flanagan '80

J. Love Pietromartire '80 Oh peasant women in your thick black dress The color bears your wealth and draws the heat Of Tuscan sun - your stick the pigs does press; You drive them to the farm; my thoughts retreat.

Oh stone farmhouse, with you I dwelt a time.

Your hearth - of roasted chestnuts, daddy's rhyme.

For Siennese mem'ries I seek, and long.

Oh sensuous flags, red poppies, asters blue, Your syrupy - sweet breath does scent my mind.

And olive trees, grape vines, and sky in hue Your substance lies too far away to find .

Oh Italy, my lover and my past, If you I find then through Life's pain I'll last.

- Kirsten Kuhn

SWEET SUNSET It smelled dirty, but it smelled clean. The soil, chocolate brown at my feet and saw-dust yellow in the distance, flaunted a distinct redolence. One expects soil to be dirty, but land smelled immaculately pure.

Blobs and dabs of caramel lay haphazardly in front of me.

How else could one describe those swiveling massive mountains? I felt as if I could form a crevice in the mountain wall just by twisting my finger through the soft sugar.

The sun, a tangerine hurled through the clouds in slow motion, was quickly being sucked in by the caramel pyramids.

First, the sun resembled a crystal ball on a large podium. Then, as the sticky giants rapidly devoured it, it turned into the side view of a sizzling, fried egg. I felt that if I squeezed the tangerine, exhilarating rays would squirt out in the consistency of tart, orange pulp.

At last, the sweet monsters completely enveloped their prey. In its place they regurgitated a steely sheet of Reynolds Wrap, which covered the atmosphere. Tiny lights, like droplets of lemonade, gazed in through the holes in the foil, representing the ever - burning stars.

- Suniti Nimbkar '82

Joshua Klein '80

Sarah Mendelson '80

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New Releases

The Best And Worst Of F.C The Worst . . .

The Best ...

. .. place to eat - where do you think? . . . place to talk- Dr. Wood's Assembly; he's sure to catch you . . . place to sit - on a blue chair .. . place to park - next to George Garrett; he has a bumper sticker that says, "I don't brake ." . . . place to run - through the halls . .. place to have Meeting- room #31 ... place to go to the bathroom- the only Men's room in the Upper school : that's the problem, there's only one ... place to play Frisbee- Dr. Wood's office; he's not fond of the sport . . . place to chew gum - in a college interview ... place to leave books - the rack outside in the rain ... place to loiter - the front hall; that's Kirk County . . . place to walk - down to the cafeteria ... place to stare at the ceiling - Shallcross Hall; cosmic .. . place to have an Atterprom - Mr. Hallett's house . . . place to go on Senior Cut Day - school ... phrase- "Take out a half a sheet of paper." ... way to get to the cafeteria - over the fence from Green Hill_ . . . place to have a Yearbook meeting - the Yearbook office ... day - September 10, 1979

... place to eat - off campus; it's closer . . . place to talk - the library; everyone hears . . . place to sit - window seat; fits two comfortably, three intimately . . . place to park - Dr. Wood's driveway; it's convenient . . . place to run - the cross country; scenic and secluded ... place to have Meeting- the Faculty room ; interesting cobwebs · . . . place to go to the bathroom - Ladies room next to Faculty room; either no one knows about it or they think it's a closet ... place to play Frisbee - the Lacrosse field ; lots of space, man . . . place to chew gum - you name it . . . place to leave books - home ... place to loiter - second floor landing; gives you an excuse to be late to class . . . place to walk - the Nature Trail; definitely secluded and who cares if it's scenic .. . place to stare at the ceiling- the O .P.A. room; far out ... place to have an Afterprom- third floor of Jeff Garrison's house ... place to go on Senior Cut Day - anywhere but school .. . phrase - "Tie Tie" ; ask Mark Tarant a . . . way to get to the cafeteria - through the Lower School ... place to have a Yearbook meeting- Sarah's house . . . day - June 7, 1980

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Susan Hamilton, Claudia Biehn, Diane Hogan, Jennifer Christian, Diana Allen.

James Troiano, James Hunter, Bruce Cheskin, Jay Lunden, Matt Apfel

Freshmen

Steve Lane, Marshall Runkel, Joe Lenski, Ted Kilsdonk, Peter Gross

Andrea Mellman, Marjorie Keen, Maryanne Bollen, Marjorie Kaplan, Dena Blankfield.

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Dan Mullaney, Jim Larson, John Schall, Gordon Sharpless, Steve Lerner, James Unkefer, Howard Harrison.

Allison Smith, Mr. Phelps, David Roberts, Jeremy Treatman. '

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Top Row- Lauren Becker, Carolyn Schaudies, Wendy Bayer, John Rubin, Shippen Freeman, Greg Kuhn .

Bottom Row - Kathleen Bucci, Sarah Maes.

Jay Wussow, Tom Moore, Larry Goldman, Eric Rosenfeld, Billy Miller.

Margaret Sommerville, Carol Knutson, Barrett Tilney, Kristin Johnsen, Lauren Bernard, Elizabeth Cohen, Nancy Sanders.

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Jar Smith, John Kissane, Mike Williams, Fred Hawkins, Art Kousombous, Alex Klein, Scott Chamberlain.

Sophomores Left to right: David Cherner. Susanne Ritt, Steven Benjamin, Martin Wachs, Heidi Pokras. Lee Wesson. Amy Birenbaum, Matt Kirk, James Harmstead.

Left to right: Jonathan Fiebach, Edgar Pew, Daniel Copeland, Shiphra Berman. Eric Larson. Rachel Levov, John Wisthmann. Jennifer Bolson .

Left to right : Henry Shapiro. Lori Cozen, Kenneth Schneider.

Bailey Hewit. Suniti Nimbkar, Ruth Bramson, Bernard Weinberg .

Left to right: John Ruggieri, John Bamber. Tony Taylor, David Niles. Aubry Smith.

Left to right: Margaret MacGaffey, Mark Gerstein, Mary Doutrich, Rebecca Federman, Erika Nobel, Paul Clough, Josephine Hudock, Emily Davis .

Mr. Hess, Edward Rehfield.

Left to right: Lissa Lasprogata, Robert Folino, Michael Libetti, Joanna Gentile, Alok Bhargava.

Left to right: Sheila Bridges, Lauren Kutner, Betsy Greenberg, Kathy Cole, Jill Rutenberg, Steffi Zitin, Jo Ann Needleman.

Left to right: Matthew Mulloy, Bernard Purcell, Angela Corbisiero, Tony Frame, Scott Martin.

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Back row, left to right: Chris Butman, David Rubin, John Williams, Chris Knutson, Tad Shannon. Second row: Tom Concannon, Neal Lambert, Peter Wilf. Bottom row: Jim Kendall, Dale Birenbaum, Paul Singer.

Juniors Mrs. Tonelli, Mila. Pierre- Louis, Dan Stegeman, Bryan Roberts, Caleb Lief.

Margaret Mostoller, Christine Adams, Donna Murray, Julie Fineman, Deirdre Brody.

Rob Liversidge, Jeff Garrison, Lisa Walls, Chris Arfaa.

Milton Campbell, Soren Jones, Tracy Fletcher, Charles Williams, Todd Swimmer, David Hunter, Stephen Jones.

Top row. left to right: Matt Sullivan. William Conroy, Louis Backover. Second row: Jim Gentile. Richie Kleiner. Marc Ackerman. David Rovin. Bottom row: David Wolfe. Pat Sernyak .

Sue Bockenhauer. Theresa Butler. Rebecca Klein. Randy Poltkin, Laurie Benjamin.

Ellen Weinberg. Claudia Zeldin. Heather Sheppard. Beth Brundage.

Judith Plitt. Aubrey Atwater.

Jan Wussow. Susan Spencer.

Katherine Carey. Amy Hamilton.

Usa Tilney.

Top row. left to right: Sandy Rothman. Julie Cowitz. Tom Plcarelli. Leslie Willis. Bottom row: Sheri Cozen. David Bowser. Ilona Mondschein.

This is Charlie King!

Sarah Mendelson - future diso-queen

The velocity of a blinking eyelid is approximately 7.52 5 X10 mjsec.

So, do you want to play "Cops and Robbers" next?

Joe Cool Let's wear our clogs tomorrow, Paul.

Mr. Entwisle, I presume .

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Just ignore him, Vic .

Is this supposed to be fun?

Lincoln's best and only subject.

Amy Carter's personal body guards.

111ystery cheerleader of the year.

All right, it's a deal.

Can you find Paule Pierre-Louis?

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Go back to the centerfold, Lissa. my spitball

Can I have a taste?

Here Dan, let me fix your face .

Keep it short, Miller.

Anything to get out of English Come see this caterpillar.

Look what one year at F.C. can do to a person!

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Did you know that Bob spent an entire math class trying to stretch a rubber band around his face?

Can you tell the teacher from the student?

If Hockey Camp gets any more exciting I think I'll die!

What, you mean Frank Lavala isn't coming back?

Hi. I'm Lincoln, Fly Me!

"The Incredible Hulk?"

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Top Of8The Ctiarts

The Class Of '80 In The Year 2000 Jon Amsterdam - rich land owner in South America Chrissie Prall - mascot for the Dallas Cowboys Tom Davis - still into hard rocks MaH DruH - Who knows?

Talll Bredlkin - sassooning somewhere Alesio Bucciarelli - starring in the "Godfather Part X" Mike Sernyak - 1st to calculate density of The Black Hole Lisa Becker - winner of the "$1 .98 Beauty Show" Mark Malamed - host of the show Noah Spivak - male nurse MaH Baird- founder of Happy Matt's Traveling Funeral Home Natalie Beck - founded the "Munch - Out" disco Amy Goldman - winner of Yiddish Yodeling Contest Josh Klein - partner in Barley, Klein, and Hopps law firm Kirsten Kuhn - lost in Lansdowne Jeff Miller - hosting a game show Sarah Mendelson - first woman ambassador to lower Siberia Nancy Marcus - still N-Joying Amy Mulloy - still the only person in Mu Alpha Theta Wayne Orkllne - manafacturer of unbreakable combs Robbins Peek - running an After - Prom catering service Cary Pennypacker - fixing transmissions Jeff Lerner - still loving Judy Pletromartlre - still lerning Mark Tashjian - Soccer . coach, Wrestling coach, Tennis coach, Baseball coach, etc .

Layng Pew- a face on a U.S. stamp Joe Spinelli - writing his college essay Bill Larson - Breck Girl Blair Green - lead vocalist in a hard rock band Paul Gabuzda - double spy between Moscow and

Washington VIctor Freeman - changed his name to Vic Africa Robert Folwell - head designer of Folwell Fashion Inc. Eileen Flanagan - mugged while selling Girl Scout cookies Lincoln Meyers - open campus advisor at Baldwin School Charles King - starring in a remake of "Miracle on 34th St." Lori Epstein - Lou Rawls impersonator Joyce Horikawa - leader of the Joyce Horikawa for world dictator movement George GarreH - Captain of Lower Merion Police Department BarreH Caldwell - found exact value of Pi Ginger Adams - winner of Grace Brooks look - alike contest Grace Brooks - runner - up in the contest Bob Rhea - still telling irrelevant stories Tracey Rible - marking papers Gwyn Roberts - playing the recorder in Blair's rock band.

Robert Sayre - happily married to Amy Goldman Marlon Rowland - searching for Kirsten in Lansdowne Cary Robinson- still intercepting F.C . downgrades Bill Sayre - announcing Flyers games Jeff Simpson - huh?

Amanda Trask -dubbing in Frech films (ooh Ia Ia!) Richard Walls- Coach of girls Jr. high B. Ball team Becky Wilson - unheard of since graduation Gordon Snow - still in bathrub (see pg. 91) David Singer - fighting socialists (seriously!)

Mark Taranta - running for U.S. president under slogan : "Awright, let's go" Kathl Whitney - the only member of the Joyce Horikawa Cult

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25M. l'ts been such a long time And I think I should be going.

Time doesn't wait for me It keeps on going.

Boston

I'll always go on shining Shining like brand new.

I'll never look behind me My troubles will be few.

Supertramp

Charles King

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These are the good times Leave your cares behind These are the good times Chic

Jump up; look around Have yourself some fun No sense in sitting there Hating everyone Jethro Tull

Wayne Orkline

George Garreff

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As your day, so shall your strength be -MosesLord, my body has been a good friend, but I won't need it when I reach the end .

-Cat StevensLook up at the mountain I have to climb Oh yeah, to reach there -Cat Stevens-

Now there's a look in your eyes . . .

So, so you think you can tell Heaven from Hell, blue skies from pain Can you tell a green field from a cold steel rail? A smile from a veil?

Do you think you can tell?

And did they get you to trade your heroes for ghosts? Hot ashes for trees?

Hot air for a cool breeze? Cold comfort for change?

And did you exchange a walk-on part in a war for a lead role in a cage?

How I wish, how I wish you were here.

We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year, Running over the same old ground, What have we found? The same old fears, Wish you were here -Pink Floyd-

It's better to burn out than to fade away -Neil Young-

Stop searching forever, happiness is just next to you.

Men go and come, but earth abides I watch the riplets change their size -Ecclesiastesbut never leave the stream of warm inpermanence so the days flow thru my eyes but the days still seem the same and these children that you spit on as they try to change their worlds are immune to your consolations they're quite aware of what they're going thru -David Bowie-

Time it was, And what a times it was.

It was .. , A time of innocence.

A time of confidences. long ago . . . it must be . . .

I have a photograph .

Preserve your memories; They're all that's left you .

Simon and Garfunkel

May God bless and keep you always May your wishes all come true May you always do for others And let others do for you May you build a ladder to the stars Climb on every rung And may you stay forever young

May your heart always be joyful And your song always be sung And may you stay forever young Bob Dylan

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Amy Goldman

Lori Epstein

Take the bad days in stride. If they were all perfect. the good ones wouldn't be special.

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Robbins Peek

Robert Sayre

"In winter in the woods alone . . ."

In winter in the woods alone Against the trees I go.

I mark a maple for my own And lay the maple low.

At four o'clock I shoulaer axe And in the afterglow I link a line of shadowy tracks Across the tinted snow .

I see for Nature no defeat In one tree's overthrow Or for myself in my retreat For yet another blow.

- Robert Frost

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It is time for a new generation of leadership, to cope with new problems and new opportunities. For there is a new world to be won .

JOHN FITZGERALD KENNEDY

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Meyers

David Singer A day without sunshine is like ...... night.

-Steve Martin

Joshua Klein

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Bill Larson

Joe Spinelli

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Matthew Drutt

Mike Semyak

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It's easy, takin'· it day by day--Boston

Yepper--l'm optimistic Every man I meet is walking .twice-Free to wander, past his conscious mind.

--E .W.&F. I'm takin' the time to find some new roads into my mind Discoverin' things and givin' them wings It's time that this boy learned to fly --D.M.

Matthew Baird

What is a cynic? A person who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.

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One could do worse than be a swinger of birches.

-Robert Frost

Today is the tomorrow we dreamed about yesterday.

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To see a world in a grain of sand And a heaven in a wildflower Hold infinity in the palm of your hand And eternity in an hour.

-William Blake

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To know that we know what we know, and that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge .

-Confucius

You will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm .

-Colette

Home is behind, the world ahead, And there are many paths to tread Through shadows to the edge of night, Until the stars are all alight.

-J.R.R. Tolkien

If you need a friend, I'm sailing right behind.

-Paul Simon

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but Leave that 9 to 5 upon the shelf And just enjoy yourself . . .

Life ain't so bad at all If you live it off the wall.

Do what you want to do be what you are, there ain't no right or wrong way just be who you are.

Do you believe in hot cars, leather bars and movie stars.

Is that what's real?

You can change but you can't conceal.what's deep inside you .

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Winston betrayed everything he loved his spirit that was his strength. as she had betrayed him There was no reason to fight Big Brother.

What would he fight for?

Winston sold himself to Big Brother.

What's your price?

Character is the only quality that endures.

Bill Sayre Rule one: the administration is always right Rule two: when in doubt refer to rule one

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Love Mom, Dad • '49, And Miss Julie • '88

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CONGRATli.ATIONS TO

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FROM A FREND.

Happiness is the art of making a bouquet of those flowers within reach.

Congratulations

To The Class Of 1980 CHIEV ... OL.I!:T OI!:AL.t:RS L.t:ASING/ RENTA L. IIYSTI!:M

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CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1980

Give what you have.

To someone, H may be better than you dare to think.

Longfellow

SHIRL CALDWELL

POTAMKIN CHEVROLET CORP. 1101 S. Broad Street, Philadelphia, Penna. 19147 Phone (215) H07-5400

CONGRATULAliONS · MARION AND THE CLASS OF 1980 FROM THE ROWLAND FAMILY

PHOTOGRAPHY 8r ARTWORK 877·8948 5261 ARLINGTON ST. PHILA., PA 19131

CONGRATULATIONS · EXCELLENT

JOB!

Congratulations To

To Amy Mulloy And The Class Of 1980 THE MULLOY$

The Class Of '80 Compliments Of:

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Kaye, Warren, Karen '78, Matt '82 and Connie

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WE RENEW THAT ROMANCE FOR INFORMATION CALL BOB SCOTT

667-5478

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BEST WISHES

FROM A

FREND OF FRENDS' CENTRAL

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MR. 8r MRS. FRED ROBINSON Congratulations

To Cary

And

The Class Of 1980

From

Fred, Monette. And Danielle

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THERE IS A TOWN IN NORTH ONTARIO CONGRATULATIONS YANKEE!

STREAM COMFORT MEMORY TO SPARE

AND THE CLASS OF

AND IN MY MIND

1980

I STILL NEED A PLACE

FROM YOUR FRIENDS NORTH OF THE BORDER

TO GO ALL MY CHANGES WERE THERE

Congratulations And Best Wishes Congratulations

To The Class Of 1980

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MR. AND MRS. J. EARL EPSTEIN We Love You. Lori

Mom, Dad And Jim

Congratulations to our daughter Natalie and to the Class of 1980.

Love;

THE BECK FAMILY

AMY GOLDMAN: Congratulations Anything For You Love. Mom

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Come And Join Us For Great Food And A Good nme.

PHONE: L03·2499

TODAY CB.EBRATES THE 21ST ANNIVERSARY OF THE GREATEST EVENT IN FRENDS' CENTRAL HISTORYI CLASS OF '59

CONGRATULATIONS TO

THE CLASS OF CONGRATULATIONS, LORI!

1980

Nous Vous Adorons, Lori

TO THE CLASSES OF THE FIRST DECADE OF SHALLCROSS HALL: GOOD LUCK!

From,

THE LAST GENERAliON OF BLUE CHAIRS AND REX GYM MEETINGS

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GOODBYE AND GOOD LUCK MRS. ORR. THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING! LOVE, THE STUDENTS OF THE UPPER SCHOOL

BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1980

Someday Congratulations And Good Luck To The Class Of 1980!

THE RIBLES

We Will Look

THE DAVIS FAMILY

Back On This, And It Will

Congratulations

All Seem

Class Of '80!

Funny!

THE MILLERS

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Sweep the house clean . hang fresh curtains in the windows put on a new dress and come with me 1

The elm is scattering its little loaves or sweet srnells from a white sky!

in me time to r n i T \ 0 Let him say there w a burst of fragrance from black branches .

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