1982 FCS yearbook

DEDICATION

ROBERT -W. HALLETT "A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops." Henry Brook Adams.

Teacher, administrator, friend, who has guided us through these difficult but fun-filled and exciting years: we the Class of 1982 honor you, and for no other class will you be so special. Special, for perhaps only we will have known you as our teacher and friend; special for your warm and sensitive guidance during those trying, formative years in Middle School when you taught us about ourselves. And special in these final years in Upper School where you have taught us about the world. For all of this, we are eternally grateful.

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JUAN JEWELL He is more than a self-proclaimed skeptic; he is a questioner who, refusing to accept things at face value, feels compelled to probe more deeply into matters that others accept without question. This, combined with his easygoing manner, is the key to his strength in the classroom.

He has the uncanny ability to lecture at great length on a subject and yet is always able to introduce, on the spur of the moment, any number of current-event topics relevant to the discussion. At the same time, he often throws a curve ball by consciously making an outrageous statement which invites heated classroom response. This generates a lively, electric atmosphere which never fails to be interesting. His mind seems to be always bubbling with ideas or grappling with issues, and this inner process is often shared with a class or the school community as a whole.

As a history teacher, these characteristics have allowed him to transfer to his students what is perhaps the most important tool for the aspiring scholar: sincere objectivity.

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Secretaries: Mrs. Whiteway, Mrs. Coolbaugh, Mrs. Duggan, Mrs. Resue, (missing) Mrs. Ross

Headmaster: Dr. Wood

Administratiqn: Mr. Thayer, Director of Admissions; Mr. Hallett, Principal; Miss Sayegh, Assistant Principal Alumni and Development: Mrs. Stetson, Ms. Compson, Mrs. Lanzi, Ms. Tolson, Ms. Klogy Mrs. Kempin, Nurse; Mrs. Whereat, Home and School Association

Mrs. Horikawa, Librarian 14

Mr. Packard, Business Manager

College Guidance

Business: Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Anzaldo, Mrs. Carey

Mr. Hallett, Miss Sayegh, Mrs. Hall

Mr. Kirk, Assistant to the Headmaster

Maitenance: Mr. Meredith, Mr. Milinghausen, Mr. Salema, Mr. Wi lson, Mr. Rossano

"is this the fun part? Are we having fun yet?"

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"What a great Christmas gift!"

"What's a deadline?"

"Not now honey, I have a splitting headache.''

Yearbook staff seeks alternate financing.

Watch out Fred Astaire!

"Hank Sperka should hear about this!"

"They could at least chew Trident!"

Mr. Hallett's Senior Trap.

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JUNIORS The Junior Class is noted for its many different areas of interest. Each member of the class is an active participant in school funtions. Scholastically the class is very diligent, conscious of their studies, and determined to achieve. The spirit and enthusiasm of the class are shown in the diversity of their successes. The future leaders of the Friends' Central student body are ready to take on the responsibilities of running school functions, organizing social activities, carrying their teams to victory, and continuing the Friends' Central spirit.

SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class members have a unique flavor and texture. There is a high level of competition which lends itself to high achievement. This produces independent individuals with a high potential for success. Over all we have a unified spirit, a sense of friendship and class responsibility. This year's sophomore class will be capable of great accomplishments in the years to come.

FRESHMEN Throughout the years at Friends' Central, Upper School has been seen as a goal by many, and a final step before beginning our adult lives. Some of the members of the freshman class have waited for it with anticipatiGn, some with a fear, and a few with insurmountable dread.

It has taken time to get used to, and everyone has his own complaint: too much homework, not enough studies, no lunch periods, and so on. However, we all made the transition to the "Big Building" with ease. This is High School.

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Front Row: J. Wussow, T. Kilsdonk, D. Roberts, B. Miller, J. Bowser, J. Aubin, L. Becker, A. Smith, J. Asen, K. Bucci, C. McGowen, W. Bayer, M. Kaplan, D. Blankfield, N. Molyneaux, Second Row: G. Kuhn, S. Freeman. J. Treatman, N. Sanders, L. Cohen, C. Schaudies, K. Johnsen, S. Hamilton, D. Allen, A. Mellman, M. Kean, M. Somerville C. Knutson, B. Tilney, N. Christy, Third Row: T. Moore, S. Lane. P. Gross, J. Lenski, J. Lunden, M. Apfel, J. Hunter, A. Ballen, M. McGowen, D. Hogan, J. Larson, J. Kissane, J. Smith, Back Row: B. Cheskin, A. Kousombos, F. Hawkins, G. Sharpless, A. Klein, S. Lerner, J. Krane, J. Unkefer, H. Harrison

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Front Row: L. Lakoff, D. Hawkins, S. Hewit, L. Pokras, T. Pew, R. Rothman, M. Pacifico, J. Trachtenberg, A. Liversidge, l. Purcell, K. Washington, D. Greenberg, E. Copeland, Second Row: 0. Lief, J . Greenberg, S. Farbman, B. Slotnick, M. Leeks, B. Madway, S. Swimmer, L. Meyers, J. Colton, L. Charnock, D. Winokur, L. Kidder, V. Gross, Third Row: D. Arfaa, D. Becker, L. Wheeler, M. Silverberg, C. Murphy, S. Bruce, B. Bershad, D. Fletcher, F. Mahamedi, D. Kaplan, C. Bright, L. Geiger, T. Snyder

Front Row: N. Paul, D. Kadish, J. Vagnoni, N. Wilson, M. Simon, W. Krekstein, C. Pope, W. Lee, D. Broussard, D. Smyrl, E. Zimmerman, H. Ravdin, T. Hamilton, J . Klein, C. Mitchell, Second Row: A. Deutsch, L. Mayer, C. Fleming, V. Feldman, K. Moberg, S. Drayer, M. Levitties, C. Roberts, J. Vaden, D. Dreher, J. Kean, E. Murrey, E. Freeman, R. Tilney, C. Kline, Third Row: B. Troupin, L. Cohen, V. Ramono, M. Hewit, F. Krossen, M. Kaplan, C. Pike, E. Lerner, P. Ginsburg, G. Obod, J. Corson, J. Eigler, S. Mundheim, A. Wilson, J. Pomerantz, R. Rader, R. Slotnick, J. Gentile, A. Pindzola, K. Echenberg, B. Kilsdonk, Top Row: H. Shafia, M. Sola, M. Hudock, C. Cozen, E. May, T. Brody, · A. Chapman, K. Simkiss, K. Richter, H. Schwartz, M. Moody, Mr. Phelps, M. Taylor, C. Krouse, Mr. Belt, D. Hawkins, V. Kelly

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EVENTS

Grover Washington, Jr. and the Fifth Amendment Mrs. Kempin's 60th birthday

Ginger is serenated by the Colgate XIII 34

Heidi Pokras resuscitates resusci-baby back to life.

Mildred anxiously awaits for Homecoming

Hockey Team is # 1 in the Friends' School League.

Mr. Davis takes a six month sabbatical

Scrooge

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EVENTS The flute Ensemble prepares for their exciting trip to England.

NATIONAL EVENTS

Loretta Schwartz-Nobel fighting world hunger and poverty.

Anwar Sadat 36

Space Shuttle, 1981

President Reagan stands with three former Presidents.

Poland's Ordeal

Solidarity

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First year at Friends' Central . . .

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"Well, I finally got my picture in the yearbook!"

"But I thought the cafateria food was delicious!"

"I didn't know a book had pages!"

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"Well, mine come from LL Bean."

"I hate candy canes. they make my hands sooo sticky!"

"I suppose you wonder why I've gathered you here."

When the going gets tough, the tough get going!

"Where's Kenny?"

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LACROSSE

Front Row: A. Ballen, M. Doutrich, S. Berman, L. Lasprogata, T. Butler (Captain), R. Levov, M." Pacifico, W. Bayer. R. Rothman, Second Row: J. Trachtenberg, L. Pokras, R. Federman, S. Rothman, J. Needleman, C. Adams, Third Row: D. Lee, F. Mahamedi, D. Fletcher, A. Liversidge, N. Christy, A. Smith, L. Becker, J. Asen (Manager), Fourth Row: D. Greenberg, K. Johnsen, N. Sanders, C. Schaudies, K. Bucci, A. Mellman, Back Row: B. Jervey, D. Hawkins, M. Brown, Absent : S. Ritt

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ARCHERY

Mr. Given, R. Garrett, E. Nobel , E. Charnock, R. Klein, M. Somerville, C. Knutson C. Biehn, J. Christian

SOFTBALL

S. Zitin, A. Corbisiero, J. Gentile (Captain), K. Cole, H. Pokras, C. Guzzardo, B. \ Greenberg, A. Birenbaum, R. Kravitz, K. Kramer, Mrs. Jackson

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HOCKEY

Front Row: J. Gentile, S. Ritt, H. Pokras, A. Birenbaum, L. Wesson (Captain), S. Berman (Captain), L. Lasprogata, R. Levov, M. Pacifico, J. Hudock, M. Doutrich, R. Federman, Second Row: D. Fletcher, T. Pew, L. Meyers, F. Mahamedi, J. Trachtenberg, E. Zimmerman, B. Kilsdonk, A. Ballen, Third Row: R. Rothman, J. Johnsen, N. Sanders, N. Christy, S. Swimmer, E. Lerner, Back Row: A. Liversidge, C. Schaudies, L. Becker, A. Smith, W. Bayer, D. Broussard

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J.V. HOCKEY

Front Row: J. Gentile, J. Asen , K. Echenberg, A. Mellman, K. Bucci, J . Colton, T. Hamilton, R. Slotnick, J. Corson, N. Paul Second Row: C. McGowen, D. Winokur, H. Ravdin, L. Pokras, B. Madway, K. Simkiss, V. Romano, L. Cohen, A. Deutsch, L. Lakoff Third Row: L. Purcell, M. Kean , S. Mundheim, K. Pike, J. Pomerantz, E. Freeman, R. Tilney, D. Smyrl, Back Row: D. Greenberg , J. Eigler, K. Richter, E. Charnock, R. Rader, M. Moody, L. Geiger

TENNIS

Standing: Miss Smith, E. Cohen, M. Kean, J. Courtney, B. Madway, T. Pew, L. Kutner, S. Bridges, L. Cozen, Mr. Hess, Sitting: L. Meyers, J. Colton, S. Swimmer, B. Hewit, S. Cozen (Captain), L. Wesson

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BASKETBALL

Sitting: C. Guzzardo (manager), L. Lasprogata, W. Bayer, J. Gentile (captain), R. Levov, E. Lerner, C. Cozen, S. Swimmer, Standing: Miss Smith, D. Fletcher, K. Johnsen, N. Sanders, A. Mellman, K. Bucci, C. Schaudies, A. Corbisiero, M. Moody, L. Cozen, M. Pacifico, B. Kilsdonk, L. Becker, Miss Berl

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J. V. BASKETBALL

D. Hawkins, N . Paul, T. Hamilton, J. Gentile, L. Geiger, R. Slotnick, K. Simkiss, H. Schwartz, E. Zimmerman, L. Cohen

CHEERLEADING

Sitting: H. Pokras (Captain), S. Ritt (Captain), Kneeling: R. Rayder, J. Corson, L. Pokras, A. Wilson, C. Pike, E. Charnock, D. Winokur, L. Purcell

NINTH GRADE SOCCER

Back Row: Mr. Phelps (coach), E. Murrey, M. Levitties, J. Dick, N. Wilson, Second Row: C. Roberts, K. Moberg, C. Pope, D. Hawkins, L. Mayer, Front Row: D. Dreher, J . Kean , J. Vaden, G. Obod, W. Lee.

NINTH GRADE BASKETBALL

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Front Row: M. Kaplan, G. Obod, C. Krouse, J . Vaden, J . Kean, M. Simon, Second Row: V. Feldman, J. Dick, L. Mayer, N. Wilson, E. Murrey, J . Vagnoni, E. May, M. Hughes, B. Krekstein, D. Hawkins, V. Kelly, C. Fleming, K. Moberg, M. Hudock, Absent: Mr. Bradburd

TENNIS

Mr. Thayer, E. Pew, D. Birenbaum, M. Aass, D. Becker, B. Cheskin, M. Wachs, H. Weiner (Captain), E. Rosenfeld

CROSS COUNTRY

Sitting: S. Hamilton, S. Freeman, Second Row: E. Rehfeld, T. Kilsdonk, K. Schneider (Captain), M. Gerstein, D. Roberts, D. Sollenberger, T. Harbeson, Back Row: Mr. Belt, P. Gross (Captain), J. Wischmann, S. Lane, 0 . Lief

TRACK

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BASEBALL

Kneeling: J. Rubin, M. Schilpp, T. Taylor, J. Gentile (Captain), R. Kleiner (Captain), T. Picarelli, S. Benjamin, Back Row: Mr. Belt M. Libetti, J. Ruggieri, F. Lief, E. Larson, M. Sullivan, Mr. Jewell

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FOOTBALL

Front Row: Mr. Fifer, J. Bamber, E. Schultz, M. Schilpp (Captain), E. Larson (Captain), D. Niles. M. Libetti, J. Rubin, Mr. Mersky, Second Row: B. Miller, J. Bowser, J. Unkefer, A. Kousombos, J. Bucci, A. Hamilton, M. Hughes, J. Hunter, J. Shaw, D. Copeland (Manager), Back Row: C. Klein, E. May, A. Pindzola, C. Flemming, M. Taylor, V. Kelly, J. Vagnoni, R. Stevens, B. Krekstein

SOCCER

Coach Bradburd, P. Ginsburg, D. Becker, G. Kuhn, M. Silverberg, S. Bruce, M. Wachs, C. Alston, H. Shapiro, M. Apfel, S. Martin, T. Brody, R. Lohier, C. Minster, C. Murphy, T. Frame, (Captain), E. Pew, (Captain), and S. Levenson.

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WRESTLING

Kneeling: J. Pindzola, S. Drayer, W. Lee, D. Niles (Captain), G. Kuhn (Captain), C. Bright, C. Pope, M. Sola, A. Miller, Standing: Mr. Zendt, K. Heckman (manager), M. Levittes, H. Shapiro, M. Schlipp, J . Harmstead, J. Fiebach, J. Smith, D. Arfaa, J. Schall, E. Schultz, C. Murphy, B. Bershad, Mr. Ross

BASKETBALL

Front Row: D. Becker, T. Taylor (Captain), J. Rubin, S. Benjamin, A. Bhargava (manager), Back Row: Mr. Jewell, J. Wussow, M. Hughes, A. Hamilton, F. Hawkins, M. Libetti, T. Brody, J. Hunter (manager), Mr. Mersky

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J.V. SOCCER

/ Back Row: Mr. Zendt, D. Arfaa, D. Corson, J. Levitties, A. Miller, T. Snyder, B. Woodhull, J. Kean , E. Grossman, Front Row: S. March, J. Greenberg , S. Drayer, G. Obod, J. Treatman, T. Moore, T. Harbeson, C. Bright, S. Farbman, B. Slotnick.

J. V. BASKETBALL

Back Row: V. Kelly, M. McGowan, J. Bowser, Mr. Jewell, B. Cheskin, E. May, J. Treatman, C. Minister, Front Row: M. Hughes, C. Alston , P. Ginsberg, C. Mi tchell , L. Wheeler, C. Kl ine, T. Rubin.

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DAILY SCHEDULE: 8 : 30

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Bethany College - Mike Laugher OPA room

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Assembly Cla ss Meet ings:

9th grade (Shallcross Ha ll ) l Oth gr ade (cafeteria)

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Yes ... No ... Maybe ... Do it again ... Never mind, I'll do it myself! ... And what about the dedication? Deadline, what's a deadline? ... Stay calm, they're only kidding ...

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2 I became a teacher because I felt that I could present information and ideas that would help make the world and life in general more comprehensible to some young people.

The class of 1982 will always be special to me because I felt that I have been able to do this for some of you . In accomplishing my goal, I have received rewards for which I had not bargained. I have been surprised by how much I have grown as a person in helping you to grow as people. My one hope is that I have not wasted your time. You most certainly did not waste mine. I have grown as a person in helping you to grow . ..

Moving on is a chance you take any time you try to stay together.

Billy Joel As for me, all I know is that I know nothing.

Socrates

Don't stop, thinking about tommorrow, Don't stop, it'll soon be here, It' II be, better than before, Yesterday's gone Yesterday's gone.

Fleetwood Mac

Standing on a hill in a mountain of dreams, Telling myself it's not as hard as it seems.

L.Z.

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"tune in ' turn on, drop out-" -tim leary

"It doesn't matter it you win or lose, until you lose."

"Don't follow where the path leads, Rather, go where there is no path, And leave a trail."

RACHEL MINDY LEVOV

JOANNA ELIZABETH GENTILE "Our memories of yesterday will last a lifetime, We'll take the best, forget the rest, And someday we'll find, these are the best of times.''

-Styx

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"courage to be" -unknown

"The importance of something is

"Hold on tight to your dreams"

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"Do not pray for an easy life, Pray to be a strong person."

-unknown

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What you find in life depends on what you're looking for.

Dr. D. Watermulder

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"The greatest achievement is not in never falling but in rising again after you fall."

V. Lombardi

"Work is the best narcotic."

"The secret of happy living is not to do what you like but to like what you do.''

"We can do anything we want if we stick to it long enough."

-Jo Petty

Judge vs. Hemi

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"The machine-Messiah is born."

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"You may say I'm a dreamer But I'm not the only one.

I hope someday you'll join us And the world will be as one.''

-The Beatles " And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make."

"I believe in the power of good, I believe in the state of love, I will fight for the right to be right, I will kill for the good of the fight for the right to be right.

-D. Bowie

-The Beatles

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"Now we all know it's better. Yesterday has past. Now let's all start living for the one that's gonna last."

- Cat Stevens

EDWARD BRUCE REHFELD

ALOK KUMAR BHARGAVA

"Us artists have a monopoly on insanity."

- E.B.R.

I will not follow where the path may lead, but I will go where there is no path, and I will leave a trail.

-Muriel Strode

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DAVID CHERNER

"We gotta do it, We gotta keep on keepin' on, 'Cause if we don't do it nobody else is gonna, But you know if we can't do it with a smile on our face, You know we can't do it with love in our hearts,

"You may be laughing at me, You've got the right.

But you go on smiling . . . " -Jackson Browne

"I ain't here on business baby, I'm only here for fun ... "

MARTIN WACHS

"Friendship is like a treasury: you cannot take from it more than you put into it."

-B. Mandelstamm "Sex is a beautiful thing between two people, between five it's fantastic."

-Woody Allen

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STEVE BENJAMIN

Then children, we ain't got no right to do it at all,

'Cause that just means that we ain't learned nothing yet, And we're supposed to be some kind of different.

-C.S.N.&Y ..

~~ ROBERT PLOTKIN

"You who are on the road Must have a code That you can live by And so, become yourself Because the past is just a goodbye.

-C.S.N.&Y.

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REMEMBER • • •

As I sit and reminisce over the days of the past, I suddenly realize that they went by much too fast.

Some of my memories are twelve years old while others are very new, But my rhymes pertain to everyone in the class of 1982.

Memories and more memories are what I'm about to tell, So listen to my poem, and listen to it well.

Remember octopus, kickball, newcomb, and scooter-scoot, I'll never forget the days we played under the parachute.

Remember the races on Blue and Grey Day? Who wants to buy those ... geraniums anyway?

Aubry can answer my previous question, 'cause he was the one who captured our attention.

Remember Janet Roitman, who was always very fickle, Remember when Emily Davis broke her arm playing "tickle" Remember Petra Wingate who always pranced around like a horse, I tried to poison her, but my Blan failed of course.

Remember china animals, lunch boxes, and good old Bower Birdie, Remember Peter Huzinga's fingernails which were always dirty.

Remember how Milton always beat up Aubry and Ted, I won't forget Lissa's first day of school when the chalk board fell on her head.

Remember Sue Ritt's skirts and her fallen down knee socks, I'll never forget how we stood on chairs and changed all of the clocks.

Remember Oliver, Dirty Pink, and of course ... Sonny and Cher, According to David Hurwitz everyone wore mechanical underwear.

Remember Laura Carrier used to play with a china cow, Laura, Anatole, Lisa Dubin, and Matt Kirk all go to Lower Merion now.

Remember Suniti Nimbkar who was best friends with Sunita Nair, Remember seventh grade when JoAnn first permed her hair.

I remember when Mary Beth and Lauren wished that they were fruit, Bailey, Shiphra and Mimi Hartzel always thought Billy Holmes was cute.

Remember Tavia Moultrie who beat up boys and lifted up her skirt, "It's o.k. she said, I'm just learning how to flirt. " Remember when Diane Weinberg brought in a brain for show-n-tell, Remember fourth grade when Miss Reed's map fell.

The Partridge Family and the Brady Bunch were two of our favorite shows, Who can forget the softball game when Shiphra broke her nose.

Remember Kenny Gorson, John Barker, David Jenkins, Rodney, and Keith, Remember third grade when Betsy still had her baby teeth.

Remember the bad temper that Anatole Wilson had, I'll never forget Aubry's fringed jacket and his back to nature fad .

Who can forget Senna Lit and all of her famous plays, Who can remember their first zit back in the Middle School days.

Remember the fads of Middle School?

If you carried a comb you were known to be cool.

Levis, Lip gloss. Docksides, and hairdos, Did you own a pair of Buffalo shoes?

The Bazaar, Carnival and Lankenau Fair, The polyester leisure suits that the boys used to wear.

Remember Mark Dungee's new hairstyle and his chapped bottom lip, Remember what Mary Beth and Lauren had in common- a guy by the name of Chip.

Remember Charlotte Calloway and her ballet lessons, Remember Erika Nobel and her studious questions.

Nicknames such as Pancakes, Miss Powerhouse and Bee-sting, Remember chorus with Mr. Davis and the songs we used to sing: It's spring. Gotta be spring. Birds gotta sing. Chimes gotta ring ...

Angela and Charlie King. Henry and Jill's two week fling.

Remember the dance recitals of Mary Beth and Sue, Mme. Arditi's jelly fish which we could hardly chew.

Remember the days of fights and cliques, When Jill didn't own any four colored Bics.

Record hops, Bar Mitzvahs, and of course the Purple Haze, Who can remember seventh grade and Aubry's disco craze.

Remember Developmental Reading with Mr D., and Whaling with Mr. Knight, Mark Gerstein stuck a fork in his hand and suddenly became pale-white.

Remember the couples of seventh and ·eighth grade.

Remember the kissing games that Brian McCauley played .

Remember the long hair worn by Jennifer and Jan , Remember Bernie's Bar Mitzvah when he became a man .

Remember how Alok Bhargava fainted at the football game.

Thanks to David Cherner my toe will never be the same.

Remember how colleges and applications brought about frowns and smiles, If your name doesn't begin with an L then you can forget about Dave Niles.

Remember how Miss Sayegh accused Steve and Jo-z of cheating, I' ll never forget the controversy Paul Clough started in Meeting .

Remember how Bob Rhea and Florence had Wessonality, Remember how Edgar felt delightfulee.

Martin was Pres., Margret Treasurer, and Rob was our Vice Joanna loves G.A.A. , Karma , poison ivy, and campers with lots of lice.

Remember how Kathy and Dan used to sing " Boogie In The Air," I won 't forget how Lissa used to style Rachel's hair.

I won't forget the night Erich Schultz spent at the Ramara Inn , Remember the six girls who were in trouble because of him.

Remember last year's prom when Waxey needed a babe, Remember the hexaflexagon that Amy Birenbaum made.

Remember how Eric Larson and John Wischmann supported the Grateful Dead, Does anyone know of a book Margret hasn't read?

Remember how Ed Rehfeld picked his lip everyday, According to Steffi, we all look alike anyway.

Remember how Matt M. and Lori were assistants to Mrs. B., I'll never forget how Betsy loved to wear Esprit.

Remember Ashes to Ashes and the cheers that Heidi led, Remember the secret romance between Becky Federman and Ed. Remember Fred Lief and his famous Doc Wood imitation, Who can remember Bernie's special inflamation.

Remember how Scott and Chip were always seen together, Allan Cantor taught George how to drive, through any kind of weather.

Remember how Ken Schneider loved animals of every kind , " Eh hem" said Tony Frame, "two points if you don't mind ."

Does anyone remember Mark's magic shows in his orange Toyota car, He tried to show Kathy a magic trick but didn 't get very far.

Remember the Colgate 13 when Ginger made her debut, Remember Friday assemblies with Student Council President Edgar Pew. Remember when Erich, Marty, and Cheryl transferred from Lansdowne High, Geometry with Uncle Gino, and Bio with Mr. Frey.

Remember how Ken Heckman wanted to become a nurse, Do you think Steffi will own a Gucci purse?

Remember how John Bamber loved football and Chestnut Hill, Did you know that Steve Levenson plays Cops and Robbers still?

Remember Jon Fiebach and Steve B. and their scummy shore appartment, Remember how Tony and Mike went shopping in the card department.

Remember when Ducky and Joe Pizziruso were the very best of friends Remember Bailey and JoAnn always kept up with the latest fashion trends.

Remember how Josephine Huddock was quite an equestrian, Remember Jennifer's boyfriend who was an Irishman.

Remember how David and Marty dressed as Preps for Halloween Although Jan Wussow was in our class, she was never often seen.

Let me relay the last memory which belongs on my shelf When Henry was in first grade he went to the bathroom on himself.

I could go on forever with stories that come to my mind But it's time to move ahead and leave these days behind.

The days of the past I will always truly cherish, They're imprinted in my heart and I know they'll never perish.

Well, it's time to say goodbye to the class of 1982, Best wishes for the future, whatever you may do.

Remember me, always, Sheila

WE'VE COME A LONG WAY BABY • • •

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"Bustin' loose" -P.P.L.

DAVID AXFORD NILES

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"Said if you're gonna play the game, boy, You got to learn to play it right." -Kenn Rogers

"You can never make it if you try and fake it, Pick and choose, win or lose, You can last longer, if you're a little bit "Get it while you can, get it while you can, don't turn your sweet back on love."

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"Wouldn't it be nice if we were older, then we wouldn't have to wait so long.''

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"Winning isn't everthing, it's the only thing."

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A boy in a tree is a man on the moon.

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This is the end, my beautiful friend, the end.

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Happiness is total success in the art of living.

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You sit and wonder who's gonna stop the rain, who'll ease your sadness, who's gonna quiet your pain.

It's a long dark highway and a thin white line, connecting your heart to mine.

We're running now, but darling we'll stand in time to face the ties that bind.

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"Steppin into tomorrow got both feet on the ground.

Steppin into tomorrow my destiny is found ."

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I hope to go where the light turns into day.

We'll meet again somehow and sun will light our way.

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"And I said to the man who stood at the door of the year, 'Give me a light that I may tread safely into the unknown.'

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MOST HEARD SAVING

Jennifer Balson John Bamber

Philadelphia Accents When people eat his Archways

"I don't have cows in my yard."

"Why for?"

Steve Benjamin

People writing on his notes

"No way!"

Shiphra Berman

Math class

"Where's Marty?"

Alok Bhargava Amy Birenbaum

Football films Mike Libetti

"Kathy is a ... " "Michael, stop it!"

Sheila Bridges David Cherner Paul Clough Kathy Cole Dan Copeland Angela Corbisiero Lori Cozen Emily Davis

"Crack me up."

"Oh boy is this great?!" anything about Bob Dylan anything loud "Party at my house."

"Milton ... you owe me a beer."

"All right!" something sarcastic

Mary Beth Doutrich Becky Federman

Naive people Jill's notes New wave Alok Name brands Deadlines People who make fun of Jill People who get higher grades than she WIFI92 J.V. sports

Jon Fiebach Tony Frame Joanna Gentile Mark Gerstein Betsy Greenberg Cheryl Guzzardo Ducky Harmstead Ken Heckman Bailey Hewit Josie Hudock George Koutsiouroubas Lauren Kutner Eric Larson

Summer school Losing soccer games When she is interrupted Political inactivists Getting food caught in her braces Short pants Football practice Breakdowns Bees Boring weekends Manners Tackiness Wasting math class

"Let's go!"

"I killzz you."

"That's a sin."

"Oh well."

"Hi you guys!"

"Cava?''

"Oh wow!"

"Have you seen Angela" "I love that kid."

"Cosmic!" something in Greek "Psyche!"

"It's hot!"

"Where's Josephine?"

"Fine!"

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STATISTICS MOST LIKELY ITO BE FOUND

On the phone At a Temple game

AMBITION

Whining

Illustrator To have a candy bar named after him Baseball player

With Marty

P.E. teacher

In the dark Laughing

Photographer for Playboy Nurse

Imitating someone At Penn At A Dylan concert Talking Imitating Canadians At school Watching T.V. With Mark

To win at Wimbledon Own the 76ers Minister To have kids Senator President of the U.S. Lawyer Poet

At a Grateful Dead concert Watching 'Quincy'

To be like Janice Joplin Pathologist

With Steve Playing soccer Around her ''way'' With Emily Wearing her sweaters backwards Smiling On his bike At the switchboard With Ginger With Mary Beth Eating With boys named David or Jon At a Dead concert

Make 'bucks' Photo-journalist Nurse Liberal U.S. Senator Interior designer To get fatter To replace the Incredible Hulk Nurse Freelance artist To win more blue ribbons Sumo wrestler T.V. reporter Air guitarist

DESTINY

Designing Hallmark cards Coaching FCS football President of the Neil Diamond fan club Working in the Development Office at FCS Die of starvation To have her laugh recorded for a T.V. comedy show Comedian Busted by the LCB He:ven To run a baby-sitting service Color commentator for the Flyers Model for L.L. Bean To have a perfect family Jockey Grateful Dead rowdie Glow from excessive exposure to x-rays Used car salesman Penthouse photographer Nun Jailed for revolutionary ideas Owner of the Esprit Co. Playing for the 76ers English teacher at FCS Priest To get someplace early Pharmacist Own a pizza place Main Line housewife To go bald

SENIOR Lissa Lasprogata Steve Levenson Rachel Levov Mike Libetti Fred Lief Margret MacGaffey Scott Martin Matt Mulloy Jo Ann Needleman Dave Niles Erika Nobel Edgar Pew

Having her ears flicked Curbs Athlete's foot fungus School French People who make fun of her reading MGs To follow in Amy's steps Steffi Quarterbacks Math class Picking up donuts

"Can you help me a minute?"

"Awgh!"

"Shut up, David!"

"Eat a bag!" something about the outing club "Good Morning, it's Friday . . ."

Rob Plotkin Heidi Pokras

Mr. Bradburd Uncoordinated cheerleaders

"Let's stare at Lee!" "I'm so cute."

Chip Purcell Ed Rehfeld Sue Ritt Jill Rutenberg Marty Schilpp Ken Schneider

To be called Bernard Aloysius His lip Male gym teachers Messy notes Draft Dodgers Authority

Erich Schultz Henry Shapiro Ginger Siler

Agressive women Stetfi Moodiness

Aubry Smith Tony Taylor Martin Wachs Lee Wesson John Wischmann Jan Wussow Steffi Zitin

Note taking Sore losers Lauren Bernard Losing a hockey game China doll shoes Coming to school JoAnn

"Yes, I did." something about the Holocaust "Sorry!"

"I have a question."

"Where's Shiphra?"

"Why does she ask such dumb questions?''

"Is it o. k. ?"

"She wants me!"

"Do you have a free next period, Bailey?'' anything and everything in class "Leave me alone!"

"Hey, none of that!"

"He's cute."

"Far out man."

"But . .. " "What does that say?"

"Raaaaay!"

"It wasn't me!"

"You guys!"

"Youse guys." something funny "Pay your dues!"

STATISTICS MOSTLIKELYTOBE FOUND

AMBITION

DESTINY

·In Malvern Guilty With Lissa At Buddy's Reading Behind a book

Love Boat cruise director To have a harem Jock To enlist Comedian To write for Monarch Notes

Sail into the sunset Own a driving school P.E. teacher Godfather Professor Author

With Chip and George and Tony Passing out math folders Off campus With Mr. Zendt With Dan In Maine

To own a Plymouth First Breck Boy Business executive Farmer Russian Spy President of Sun Oil

Doing a Physics lab In the Lankenau parking lot

To own a GTO To have hair like Eric Live in New York To do a 'Skoal' commercial Cossack To have a building named for him at Yale Doctor Psycologist

Wrapped around Sue Standing up in Meeting In Mr. Ely's class Studying for a urine test At Shiphra's Coming to school late

Chemical Engineer Playboy Photographer Ballet dancer Doctor FBI agent Famous

Blond Playboy Bunny To give all her children nicknames To have lots of kids Regular on Fantasy Island Communist Teacher at FCS Five Star General To discover another planet

In the ·o.P.A. room In Narberth playing pool Deep in outer space

Artist Brain surgeon Math professor

Advertising director Chauffeur To be coy

At the Tavern In his Calvins With Steve, David or Rob On Conestoga Road At a Dead concert At home Squinting

Musician Baseball player Businessman To go out on Friday nights To be different Ambassador to France Mayor of Philadelphia

History teacher at FCS Successor to Fidel Castro Rabbi Live in England Moral Majority leader Live in France To have her Senior Privilege revoked

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Take the time to work, It is the price of success.

Take the time to think, It is the source of power.

Take the time to play, It is the secret of perpetual youth.

Take time to read, It is the foundation of wisdom.

Take time to be friendly, It is the road to happiness.

Take time to love and be loved.

It is the privlege of the gods.

Take time to share, Life it too short to be selfish.

Take time to laugh, Laughter is the music of the soul.

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