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NG & LOW-HEYWOOD THOMAS SCHOOL 50 Newfield Avenue imford, CT 06905

KLHT KALEIDOSCOPE VOLUME I 1989

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Mrs. Elizabeth Karlan became a part of our lives in September of 1982. She was a nice woman. However, as middle schoolers, we had to put her to the test. She was as quick to help us find a book as she was to send us to the study hall. Yet, no m atter w hat we did, from jumping off of the second floor balcony to pushing books on an unsuspecting victim in the next aisle, she always forgave us.

Then, when we entered high school, we came to a startling realization; we realized th at Mrs. Karlan was not really always trying to get us into trouble. We don’t know if it was the fact th a t we were more m ature or th at we had discovered th at her son was Peter Karlan, and thus she deserved the reverence of a minor deity for fear of upsetting Coach Karlan.

Mrs. Karlan has helped us in many ways. She has not charged us for the Xerox machine, she has guided us through the bowels of our library, and more importantly, she has helped us realize th at discipline is necessary to achieve success. Once we entered high school, we saw how middle schoolers behaved and understood th at she was only trying to make gentlemen out of w hat was, more often than not, very raw m aterial. Mrs. Karlan, the Class of 1989 salutes you and bids you farewell.

Sincerely, The Class of 1989

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A Toast You are there when we need you, need you the most.

And won’t back down from us, so here is a toast.

Thank-you, Mrs. Payne, for all th at you’ve done.

Thank-you, Mrs. Payne, for all of the fun.

Thank-you, Mrs. Payne, for being a friend.

Thank-you, Mrs. Payne, for being there till the end.

Thank-you, Mrs. Payne, for being who you are.

Thank-you, Mrs. Payne, for helping us wish upon a star.

We appreciate your guidance more than you’ll ever know.

And for reminding us never to let go.

Love, The Class of 1989

KLHT’S TOGETHERNESS IS A TOGETHERNESS. The class of 1989 chose this word as the theme for the yearbook because it is what has made King and Low-Heywood Thomas so special to us. Togetherness has always been a special feeling in each school, but this year was different because the two schools joined together, giving new meaning to the word.

Here at KLHT we are part of a team, a very special team. It is a football player carrying a kindergartener on his shoulders during the walk-a-thon, or a father and son playing baseball together in their annual game, or a teacher and student discussing their vacations, or the team rallying around a player who just missed a shot, or a seventh grader teaching a pre-kindergartener how to use scissors, or the students cheering even louder at the talent show for a nervous perform er who hits a sour note, or the boys soccer team coming out to support the girls field hockey team, or a teacher playing the trombone in the school band, or the girls and hoys shopping in Ottawa together on their senior trip—memories like these are what we will take away with us when we leave, and w hat will keep us together even when we are apart.

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God, I hate Wenton.

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Be a model or just look like one.

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We’re cool, we’re bad, we know it.

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Which one do you want to go to the prom with?

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Thank God it’s Friday!

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To dream of what I wish I were, is to waste what I am.

Elsa Balestrino

Lean on me, when you’re not strong I’ll be your friend I’ll help, you carry on .. .

I love you, Steph and Natasha Thanks for all the great times!

P.S. It’s better the second time around!

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weakness might rise to our strength -.Joan Walsh Anglund

Now Iu n a erstan d why you never know what you have until you lose it. Thanks to my parents for giving me the opportunity to be myself and thanks to everyone who helped me unconditionally in my new life, especially my host family and my dear friend Brooke.

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or a ribbon for your hair Such a long long time to be gone And a short time to be there -Grateful Dead

I want to be forever young

Alyssa Goss

Changes in attitudes, changes in latitudes, nothing remains quite the same. Through all of the is­ lands and highlands, if we couldn’t laugh, we would all go insane.

-Jimmy Buffett

when you’re far from home. And may you grow to be proud, dignified, and true. And do unto others as you would have done to you. Be courageous and be brave and in my heart you'll always stay- forever young.

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You get out of life What you put into it.

Andrea Jones

I won’t ask of myself to be something else; I’ll ju st be me.

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He’s gonna smash,, the win­ dows, he’s g^mta tear ’down the walls, tfc y ,, Mister, •you* don’t understand me . . . b .<) 1* / * ik at it throu£hjmy “Go get’em Escaletr.es, Zeus calls.”

-Dan F.

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Mr. Greer (J u n ilr) V. Basketball » J | Mr. Harington m m V. Tennis Mr. Burns V. X-Country Special thanks to Co! V. Soccer “ Hey, Mr. Pollard, learned how do t over the/sumjp'er!”

THANKS MOM AMD DAD.

Joseph Km W hat’s wrong with "heft She’s beautiful!

the lord doesn’t work th a t way.

So 1 went out and stole one and asked the lord Emo Phillips

Jjjhe’s rich!

She’s got huge... tracts of land!

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Sarah Lucey Laughter is the shortest distance between two people.

The idea is to get the pencil moving quickly.

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KLHT Class of ’89, iJill, and Paul: Friends like this are hard to find With time to talk and to confide I f you need me, please believe me I’m by your side

They say we're young and we don’t know Won’t find out until we grow

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You can learn'how to be you in ti, All you,need is love -Beatles I api a p a rh o f ail th at I have met; Yef all, experience is an arch where­ through .

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You remember th at day in Paris W h e n we w a n d e r e d through the rain And promised to each other That w'e’d always be the And dreamed that dream To be two souls as one.

-The Cure

It ain’t long Before it’s gone You might as well have time

The Low-Heywood Thomas years the friends I’ve made the laughter and tears the experiences shared will be cherished forever. let your sights )ream the impossible dream ’ake the risk- Go for it tnd life’s bounty will unfold before

n the Great Book of Life, 'he answers aren’t in the back!

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Tell me who doesn’t love what can never come back You can never forget how it used to feel.

-The Cure Goodbye to all my friends at home, Goodbye to the people I’ve trusted.

I’ve got to go out and make my way, Ynight get rich and I might get busted!

-Steve Miller Band

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Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t worry Be happy -Bobby McFerrin

If the sky above you Should grow dark and full of clouds And th at old North wind

And call my name out loud, now Soon I will be knocking upon your door Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve got a friend -James Taylor

Frowning is outrageous, but smiling is contageous.

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lied, listened, wondered is to know -Led Zeppelin

To Coaches Main, Pauli, Benjamin, You have taught me discipline, in­ tensity, sportsmanship, and other qualities th at add to the success of an athlete. I thank you.

To Coach Greer, You have been a great friend. Al­ ways remember, you are w hat you eat, so w hat’s Russ? Thanks, I won’t forget you.

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Read, because of you, I know what a best friend is.

Thanks, EE1, ya.

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Woke up this morning Smile with the rising sun Three little birds Upon my doorstep Singing sweet songs of memories pure and clear Singin’ “This is my message to you-oo-oo” “Don’t worry About a thing ’Cause every little thing Is gonna be allright.”

Good luck! Love, The Class of 1989

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HADI-Hangan’Bang. Getaroom. GetaJeep. makeit'2.

Spout. L.L. Flossy. Paintthetownwhite? Brown. Foun­ tain fun. SuperSuze at3a.m.Ham sandwich. Furburger.

Purple and Happy. Dummy = Jason. Hey J., is it really 4a.m. Trampoline. Muzzballs rule. Fido Dido. Beware of the firehydrants. Scarface.Frn a deuce. Scabs. RUAdeuce. T's trunk + sgt. Hodgenaki=not good. I was passed out, 1 heard it all. U don't know your d— from your elbow. No, keep it in. Mrs. D = the cave. Let’s wind em'up, eh, Hosehead Hey Matt,! think she needs a 9volt. Vail-Scouting the mountains,you get the ugly one.

This is neat.I want some milk. India-Just kidding. I'll haveabr — stplease, Torrey-wanna’fight LeepholesSWALLOW. Gooder. Duck Dodgers in the 24th and a half century. Pete Puma-duh. Jess-Hawaii bound.

Whipped eream.Jelly bean. Boston-Tiffany’s. Strawber­ ry milkshake. Mystic. Bronx Zoo. 1 love you. Thanks to everybody that has ever cared about me.

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Lynne- Thanks to the KLHT class of ’89, and my teachers for making my two years here really great! I will always remember: laughing in the library with VN., doing my “homework” at RF.’s house, Florida, telling PM. that she has to de­ cide, junior party, and wishing with FN. “we didn’t have to do this.”

DEBBIE-To my good fdends-SK BB SB TD PM KK JP PR (RE: The Pig) SK-Re: eating w/Bob & Barb( Igotulast) RALPH (9grdSp) Jammintotop40 Summer88-tennis & butheds wAPCHUWA It’s bounty! wedgy-picking Fifi sugarhys Bzzzw/WC- SB-KOOKOOMOOMOO laftataks pi nonchair probw/Tchair soph bird debs bags pelvicmotionw/CBKS (lez) Nantuck, Bermuda (Kev & Mike) R1 (Jed & Davis). BB-skiingw/DM,WC- cuzwedontluvu Vaslinew/AG cranrasbry pikpikpik the alchy- wiphimw/haiidryer. PM-Molhed IDAISADOR hopwalk uglynoRad! engpapers grnmachine. KK-rainraingoaway jazsongs g e ttin g d ru n k g irlsleepovrs p astaw / JPPRBBSKACPM MS. MATURE. JS-NewYrsEve hospi­ tal pequotcabin. SG-TTE twisters ourtalks. MG-GUMBY stringbean Nomad Roshi & Kambiz uhanguplst missyalot. TD-Fla.w/WC: wenwillubebak strobe lyingout hedtotoe. WC-chknlegs soystk (ImaJoker) Hyat 1CBY Deeew/BBDM blowbyblow Grenwchdeli Cascaded, drmboutme luvu4ever class of ’89-Thanx 4 being there I luv u guys!

BETH- hey DB- ski in kill. w/WC + DM-“we don’t love you”, “poison, Bet.h!”-yodels-re: the drunk on the porch at 3AM- “ get the softball and clock him in the head..”, “pick, pick, pick”, To AC: Spr.Br.'86-never 4get J. Island-re: byrmyds, sauna, and Hans Schmit-the “legless won­ der”. To SK-Mumbo and Chubby; Cucumber head!! TD-who the - is Tyronne?!? JP (NO, not GL!)+ PR re: buzzing after school and break­ fast Fri.morn (don’t 4get the ketchup) and to my best friend #71-TTE twisters, movie w / WC + DB-re: the dance/'Deeeee . ". Iowa is so a good school! Get your license yet? (JK) (re;Russ’s and Caprice), Prom '88 = ’89-Thanx, Dave, I love you! Goodbye and good luck to eryoneso long for now

JEFF B.-12yr. madness comes to an end- From Miss Wilsey to Mr Pauli, What a ride! Seeing all those seniors come and go, I cant believe mine has gone too-So many memories; Mr.Hill; Re­ member Mullaney the Monk; the Holy Alliance; the Completion; Grafting; Little Herr; Pennies; the Stamp; New Years '88 & the toilet; Mexican Champ??; J.D.-prayer; (R.H.)twice, J.K., C.C., K.K., N.N., B.S., S.L., T.D., P.M., A.C.,- Sorry Chronicle Staff if I pushed too much - Colgate here I come; Thanx to my parents, family, friends and teachers.

Sophie-To rny best of friends: D.B . The Aqua Marine Cock "Oh,I'm just admiring your beautifulsweater" "You did what w /Jed?" P R . The burps Davidson liked; D.B. & P.R . Rosalmi’s, Sundays & Mondays; C.B: “Word” . “My b — r is myfriend" . "It makes my happy! . . "Why don't you & Pete take a run around thehouse!"; P.R. & J.P . "WildThing". Summer '88: C.S.N . Where the torts? . parties . Tucket .

Kyle's surprise party-P.J . Always, remember the night Igot back from Nantucket!; A.C.: 18th b-day party . days in NYCity . Scary phone calls "I haveto pay $20 for a piece of cheese!"; P.T . . "Where’s Phil?

Iwant to play ping pong!" S.G . G.D. concert '88 K-F. & E.B road trips to the Diner daily; M.O . NewYears eve '89- "What’s that on your neck? “You are the great­ est friends Icould ever have & I 'll miss you all!l love you guys! Phil; 1 love you forever; remeber me always! ilove you Mom, Pop, Caroline, Katie, & Arabella! Thanx for everything & I'll miss you!

LANA- To my friends; MF: AL: PG; AM: BE: AG: CL: ES: CR: BF: TA: LA: AC: PM: PM: MO: MR: CC/COTILLION 88/You did what in my pool?! / BRAT PACK- IluvUgys/ cult house/ RED HORSE/ Yes Beth, 1 have popcorn! /HIT BAN­ DIT/ I need a donut. /BRAKE CHECK!/ You like Cav too?/ Doin' the arches! /New Year's at Missy's/TLC/KOOSH/ I’m comfortably numb / SUMMER 88/ PROM 88/ YLC 88/ What goes up must come down! /diving4bud/ I want some b — ! /Cheeseburger Attack! /V t.at 5a.m./BK w / MAIKA/ Remember the pool house/ PIRATESARG!/ Thanks for everything David-I Love You (R.E. quiet time) /M aria, do I get a point for all this or what? /MOM, DAD, & LYN- THANKS: ILOVEYOU/ Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall, all you have to do is call & I'll be there- You got a friend. /LOVE ALWAYS, Z.Z.

Amanda- Hey guys! S.B., C .B,, J.S., K.K., P.T, P .J, M.R, B.B, L.P, & A.G.'s Dec. 3rd, 1988, We had FUN! P.T, Hey, I know you ya rum weenie!

No, J.S.! Not on the Chinese rug! R.H, P.R, & B. B.- John’s island & Hanz forever (& Wave­ length). Who should we rake over the coals now C. B.? How about that English girl? Hey, S.B. You don’t have to have people over. M.R, L.P, & A.G.- WOO HOO . . . Baby! You gotta Pipe? 18th Bash, Sylvan, rapist, & coffee. “You look won­ derful tonight P.J." Thanks Class of 1989. Spe­ cial OX's to Ma, Daddy, Scotty, Lizard, Ba, Zoo, Ali, Grandma, & Ricky. Jumpa '88!

(By the way J.P.- That's all she wrote!)

Carol- Jess: Hi Baby blue . .. / Lisa: Woof! / New Year’s Eve: Que Pea! / Ely: Are you an a.h.? / B.F.: MLB (Bicha) / Rafa: Que desastre de vida / Brooke: Thanx a lot / Que ladilla / Mami, Papi, Gordo / Ale: Viva Carache ! / I have to start my diet .

I'm hungry / Boli: Uhuuuu! / Sorry, 1 don't understand anything, can you spell that? / AFS: M, R, I, P, T, N, J, R, J / Can somebody explain me what am I doing here?

Chrissy- To all of mv "Absolutelv" wonderful friends: TAD. SB. P.J. AP. LB. DL, CY. TS. HZ, SG. AC. SW. & all those who have made my high school years so great.

Afternoon parties 10th NCHS: Cafe u Tom. Sabina.

Heidi & Caroline; CD’s cafe w Heidi: Bowie dancing rats; Waveny/Playland: "Spend the night!:" He> Butthead: Booger: Hobag: PRT’S: Party every night at Phil & Andy’s; Dead show on a school bus: Homecoming ST SG YMt'N-TD, JP (elevator) hookers": Parties at Sophies (torts and pest): June 9.88-1 Love You Peder!: Food Emporium parking lot: CSN: tuckt 88; HMl'N-AJ "boy­ friend" NYC: New Years 88-89, "Jumpa!": Only one room left! Roof": Soph, why do Pete & Phil always have to play pong": Summer ar the pool w,. TAD; Tracy, are you my sister or my mom?: "You hate me! Come chat with me ”; Deb, don’t burn in hell when I leave!; Mom & DadThanks for never giving up on me. 1 love you both! And so on . . .

JOHN-AH the nights at Dave’s house, (especial­ ly when Matt was in a different world) Ski trips to stowe- Kent and Gregory, To Stratton with Dave and Andy (God she was ugly) Pre-Hockey games, too bad we missed the first period. New Years party at Cav's- then Beng.v's (Crazy Arty) Crack addict in Rowayton. Class trip, trip to Ottawa (Kinda cute like a teddy bear) Dead shows- with Jamey and Arty. Good Luck Arty, Matt, Jamey, Kent (Les), Dan and Read.

BROOKE-WE MADE IT!! JP. morning dash, your hair, room raids/ CD: Pero no tienes bolas, que ladilla, te amo chiquita/ TD: sxwx, LC 88, rm, nerd magnet/ JK: Gumby lives on/ PR: summer '80, black beans, nuestros culos, mamame que?/ AJ: the national enquirer wants you/ RH: I know it’s hard, all parked cars look the same/ PM: bomber buddies smoosh-peanut butter, I understand, m irror/ JS: marathon, smile/ KF: summer with the gang, cowboy hat, bossy?/ ROX: your trix, no more CA, threesomes with teddy froggy & piggy, The Great Escape/ JZ: i don’t know either but I’m not complaining, one last warning — watch out for monsters & use BC/ RM: my special friend/ TF: What can I say? my BFF/ LH: Watch out Australia — here we come!/ Where would I be without you guys?

Thanx for all the memories. I love you and I’ll miss you.

DAN-There's a race of men that don’t fit in-A race that can't stay still-So they break the hearts of kith and kin,-And they roam the world at will. -Robert Service- Hoary Knights-Billy, Steve, Johnny, Alfie, Brian, and Joe: Mall peaing-Partying at Bills-Losing it in Kevin’s earPumpkins in the fire-Fights at the movies-FIat in the graveyard in Johns car-Hey baby get to the mike-Looks like a pint nite-Connie's Garfield-Minichettis house wrecking party-The coin never lies-Boiling in the mall-Jack our Main Mountain Man-Cheap b — r but good B — zeThe morning after at the Texas Hot Weiner-Hey Rob we are tarts.

KRISTIN- the world is a crazy place s.g. deu deu duck aduck a Canada forever together e.b. trips for huts back door cembali son the beach s.b. homecoming clothes dead coffee breaks b.f. kindergarden to senior we finally made it we go now! eyes of the world gypsy love loving you id. b.m. m.g. c.r. e.j. r.g. a.g. a.c. p.m. e.b. smile everybody shop huhing in me and her what was that live for today doobie doobie that laugh! bingle jells color a do here i come.

ROBIN-Time sure flies! I’ll miss many good times w / LA- Yo watch the pen- Good times + lots of car rides w / Fifi and chaotic practices w / fellow v-ballers. Memories of fun in the sun of Fla. w / JS and 1st time out to lunch accident w / AG SL + WN. Remember BS-I can’t watch Super Password w/out ya! PR-If you ever need your feet kissed you know who to come to. JPI’H learn to speak so you can hear me! Thanx to KK for the dress- don’t worry, you'H get it back!

Good luck to EB and MD-my little sisters- in the future! And thanx to KLHT + the whole Class of ’89 for making these past two years the best!

AI.YSSA To all my friends at LHT, it lias been a great i vrs. Thanks for everything. SARAH: You are the great­ est friend. Re Me and My Girl,the accident of scar for life, Jt. party-Glinda, what a dress. Are we the people our parents warned us about0 LP and MR: paint­ ing the Sr. room-How many layers of paint are on that table? MR. The psychedelic evebaliSL CB KK JP DT TD DL: Yearbook, a living nightmare. SL MR LP AC FN: We've had so much fun, 1’li miss you. CHI: Rossi twins foreverSTEE: Do ya ever think we spend too much time together? SCO: Or is it Micky Pendor? CRI-CRI: My favorite puffalumpJILL: We've been having fun since Tot l.ot DAD: The Pirate MO: You're my best friend no mutter how you chew. 1 love you all so much THANKS! lie Dad is the captain of Alpha Centauri, we must be out of our minds, still we are shipmates bound for tomorrow and each one of us is flying blind. So you (definitely) must believe in magic' VOOGTESHAMA!

SHARON - Thanx M. D, & K - couldnt have made it v\/o you. To all my 4th grade buddies - BfKfJpFnPrJs VVemade it - These were the best of times:KF - bet's bake a cake ■ Meandher - Now What? - DaPaDoiDut ■ FB4I) ■ the laugh - Holy Hangout - Munchies JS - no stairs JellyButt - drivinglessons Life's a dudy LP - The Bell Kang - water exams w/SK - shop-ing-illegal visits SK We (KK) compare! - chow time-hitting fights - the mailbox ■ fights w / KK - Thanx for holding my hair back - Late nights eating (studying) CR-Boog-mell ice at hmcmngST - CSNH8 - pass soph yr SB ■makelovenotwar 2tkts pis - CSNkk — an egg! PM - rem hrncmngSS TO dvrs'! - FI,A! - Yale w/CB • PromfW DB - iBTC pres-mega talks SH • best lil sis! Jason = Rudy = Oumby Just call me happy, no more purple, Luv you. Dead Bug - A piece of who? (I.W) KB EQ - FF miss ya KS is great! N’CYAC rules, Thanx RT esp KtIPAN & Ludes. Gonna miss these days. What a long strange trip its been - Stay cool KG

REED H-It's about time!! After all, why not?

Don’t forget-A.M.-NYC’ 88, UCONN, Remember?

M.D. C.C. L.F. & Me-Summer ' 88- Hope! M.D. R. G.- 7/9/88 - What a day! Court-Prom ' 88, T.D. at 70, Rep? Have a party! Free soda in NC! RobWriting poetry, Orange Crush! N.N.+ R.G. MY FAULT! M&D- don’t like me! N.D.N,-Tacky clothes, 9th, Band? w / C.C. & Me, R.G. . . . J.J. & T.S. -4th periods! J.K. -Halloween '87- leaf piles! Jeff B. up in J.D.'s room, what a flick! D.L. K K. J.P. P.R. D.M. L.& L., M.T. D.J. R.R. R.S. J.K. A.S. H.A. T.D. K.F. R.F. D.S. B.F. B.E. P.M. S. K. B.H. (K.) Bob & Eric, R.H. (the other one)Strange days, in d e e d .........

READ • Presidents tome and go in less time/Yeah, tha's his car right there "80. Read, it's snowing, it's I£30, where are you going? RI.88 "You dont ask me to ask if I can come! You ask me to cnme/Ithink I hate losing nore than 1 like winning "JZ88" Barbe, tell jim to get offa my stuff “88"M an, shes doggin it"88. RI,"lts too hard. Look at me, Itn huge! Hey M ax/ld do it, what the heck. “The Dark Side, use it it u must, avoid it if u can." None for me, meubc just a little hit, please/No really, I halieve that Marvell meant what he was saying "What hap­ pened to my hooks/C senior/I always wanted to hit someone as hard as I could, poor Spangler/Mex off of Mex, whos the man? Salute me/Look at us, Read, we're whipped/Zook 'em /Id rock it, all I need is a chance/Sav it/D er Elias, Der, Der, Der/Chat a la boite/The peaks are high, but the lows are low/We took Deirdre homeThat was some dream, Oh well, Forge ahead, remem­ ber me. The Underdog

Nadine-What’s up doc? Well, AJ the year went by fast. They’re gone now. RE: “YUM”, our place-fix'em up and shoot 'em out, hope you find “S" Rending BB fun while lasted-lf ugly stop at alter, LC bye 111’ sis I'll miss you. Pam don't even try it cause ya' know wha' man, cause Julio don't like it. Bye: Tina, Nikki, and Kathy-have a cool year. BS, JK, DT, ES, HA, and JP-It was nice knowing you all. Hey, Lauri what's your prob. ya' got a pipe? EB- get that wiper fixed.

BE-Don't get like Prince now! Well, Mom and Dad someone once sad it would be difficult. It was, but I made if Sheldon and Poppie I miss you boys next year. Bye-Everyone!!

Andrea- I'm out of here. That's my perogative!

Yum! What would I do w/o you -RD,CK. Ronbythanx for 2 yrs of heaven & hell, “beautiful".

A. C.-life long sis. Thanx N.H. It’s been a long 4 years. We made it. “Don't use the B-word.”

M.W.-“ got to get together." I miss u Good luck! B. F.-my xs-crazed driver, P.R.- B-day twin. S.G.“will they ever let us live?” D.B.-magilla-rickashey-rabbit S.B.-thanx for letting me be lady in red. Mr. Stubborn Penguin Chetta chese-we'H make NBA some day! JS-rivai & friend- Basil"do the right thing!-you did!" CB-my "girl­ friend”. TD-phy.bud / JP "your hair is finereally" J.C.-reversed "soul man”. N.M.O.M.- at least 6 mo.-PS, CM, TB, -sorry I hate Ohio. Luv you Mrs. B. Best wishes -EB, DP, BE. Jr.,JG, MG rocks. Stan the m an/ Sexy Ronnie/ BJ-my un­ dying flame. JT- 1st break. Luv u mommy, mommy, Fa, Chris.-L-H-T-it’s been real. Bye! Dream? Reality?

SANDI-Let the good times roll! DB. KK. PR. PM. LP. JP. JS. SG. BB. TD. RS. Thanx 4 always being there. I love you guys, re: Mary had a little pig. Deb: wapchuwa/ bimbo/ Louie Louie/ tequila/ DDD/ subaru-hit phone pole+ opposum w/RL + GL /T he Joker-cruising. PR: BOP/ Dirty Pili/ Jungle Love/ long talks/ Burning Up In Your Muff/ Should 'a beeped. KK: scuzzi m e/ that is so unnecessary/ Spring Break 89/ Is she giving us the finger? PM: use cream / New Years Eve 88 w /L P / mat who? LP: singing in car to Frank/ answering machine/ study 4 examswater fight w/SG. TD: Chat On The Dock/ The Lost Boys. JP: Swab The Deck Matie/ Put My­ self In This Position/Poppems. JS: Canada/ bathroom/ Milly. BB: Cucumber Head/ Mumbo and Chubby. 16th + 17th party. IC Camp w / PR + JP. FUGIT. Tiki- TikiTi. snarf. Chin. Fire Drill. Heine Heine. JE Prom 88, Rach: best friend 4 ever. Mom + Dad: I Love You.

Jason - Me and Wolfit1. Stop the cat - JG Wher'd he come from'.' - Bob. Superiorly Yours - Tracy To err is human, to graft is too - you know who you are. Not us and the common people! - Jamey What if the chocolate gets boring, do you go for the strawberry one? LisaLisaLisa.

None fo you - Read Postmaster General - Hadi. Smile Jess S. Do we have a car today - Torrey. You're embarassing us - Connie. III! - Sandi. Hey Pizzan - Rob. Wanna fight? - Pauline Bingle Jells ■Kristin. Stick? ! ? • Elias.

Have you ever seen a vat of Jello° - GN. Don't Worry, Be Happy ■ Spiney. If it wasn't for him we'd look pretty massive Andy. Hey Horny • Deb ESS 88 Freelance gynecology, huh? Northeastern and HMUN 87 JP 1)1. ES. I'm Confused I have to brush my teeth. Rudy Scooby Doo. Ever break into a house before'.’ They're Sharon Wanna He’s. So you would'nt have said anything, Huh? Luv Ya Always Shar. Trade your piece of mind for a piece of the action. Go Gumby , Go Gumhy Go Gumby . . .

KARYN-HERE'S TO GREAT TIMES WITH GREAT FRIENDS - SR BFF . PM. SK. I)B. PR. JP. LP. &TI). - PIG, GirlsNightOut. PM MvLife 30MIN"".'

FLIPPER Fla88 & 89 (uFaintWell) PROM88 (WhichlsMine) AreWeLostAgain'."’ . SK ImSorry, WeJustDisagree SCUZZi Fla88&89 Cotillian WhylsSheGivin gt sTheFinger? uWannaDrive? Lehigh JS Cnion!

WannaSleeplhMcDs? iLikeHeiping OidLadys & YeliingAtCops! i.NeedHelp InMath! DontWorryAboutit ■Smile!

DB LetsGetDrunk RainRainGoAway WaterFights LetsDoJazz Ms. Immature TD . Amherst Fla87 SP BS Stories MR WannaDriveToBK1’ PR PromSC SG Competing Cheating I'llHoldYourHair BaekAnvday JP Prom88 YrbkCamp - Train Sta­ tion GoodFriendsAlways RS . TogaParties SorryWeCancelled!

AC OldTimeRock & Roll 85-86 ■ W'eSurvivedOnOurOwn 1.P PrnrnSfi-HO Fla85 PumpingGas ChineseFireDrills . AG, SL, CB, DT, AJ, PR, DL Yrbk? KS. Thanks . FN, AJ, Calculus

THANKS TO ALL MY FRIENDS OLD AND NEW, Love you Mom, Dad, Adam. Joanna and Grandma Sara

JOE- To C.C. for putting the fun into driving.

Always remember the all-nighters of reason. To K.H. for his basement and living room. To D.F. a guy who never seems to be pissed. To J.J. who is a real guy under that facade. To T.S. for always being honest and proud. To D.T. a guy who tells all of the birds and the bees. To J.B. one always needs someone to pick on. To my next door neighbors tree, now I knew you could control your destiny. To V.V., a great teaccher. To Eric, watch yourself on the street. And to every Sen­ ior-Good Luck in the future!

DANL-Hmcming 85’behindLHT .IK. JP. DS, JP, PR sprhrkSli' Boca, hola Pill! GradSli’JP whle bottle ow my brain! Mi's # lp rty w /JP, JE, DM, JP, PR- PreBkb wroupJP, DT, AS, JE. Carlin’bondo' w /JP. JK, 1,1,. sprbrk87'DM's house-jin aflrnoon Jat nile. 'hey was that a stop sign? yes Dan! DS. DM, BB, JP, JE, RH. JE's prtys always a blasl. l.C. pking lot. The'B'under my car.

DM endnyear prtv awesomeDM ThanxJB. “FUNNELS” The FallsBG, DM, BB, DB, PR, JP-KK's prtys.87-88’a blast.Hang at Nomads house. 88'Discovcry Of Lupi's. chndlers at SB’s house. -JE ohno beer crotch! Latenite at JE's house 4 kickl/4. Honest guys its not skunk! SS prty BPendoyeat prty. Prom88’gdtime AftrpromSS'better time. Summer88'atDM house ES house. KS 20’fall. Sr Vr gd, prtys gd. times MD house!! nites a wkend. "Funnels'TokiHya-Tegulta! SBfrml prty Thanx KF-Spike what?

New Yrs blast CC + BG houses Toga + sprbrk to Boca.

Thanxtthe fun: JP, BG, .JE, DM, RH, DT, MG, JP, PR. JD, 1,1.. DS, KK, BB, KF. JK, LS, MD, KK, TD.

SARAH- Alyssa, she’s . . . nice/ the 5mph Jag crash-“there’s no way that I broke the wind­ shield"/ extra-curricular m ajor/ graceful tan­ going/ really, your hair's okay, just don’t wear green anymore/ overcommitment builds char­ acter/ remember: yearbook kills, so “just say no" *" Bob, leave your vegetables at home/ nap?/ 60S of the male pop. is named Bob/ ever look closely at your initials?/ thanks for Ever­ ything this year/ PA, here we come! **’ CB, boogers forever " TI), BB buddies “ MR, YO MAH-MUH I'll remember you ail-JS LA SB AC, the guinea pig class, and everyone elseKnock'em dead!

DAVE- To B.B.-had lot of good times-won forget RL’s house-hope it lasts through college-"lets go somewhere”-I love you/ To DF-Elvis is deadhad good time drinking w / U-like the burns-try to keep your head while drinking/ To JE- she is only 14/ To DL-one good keg would be nice/DT“Your doggin us "-‘‘She wants my c — k”-never forget thgse words/ ES -the guy who liked every girl at LHT-liked making fun of DT w / U/ RHhope you get her someday-dont want to see the stuff in your nose-GDLK at Harvard/ PartiesMorads Bengy’s- My house- My house- My house- . . . / Good Luck JM w / the Neb wor­ kout/ See ya later Bob + Eric + Thom!! Good bye KLHT- Good Luck everybody, I guess

FIONA-1 never will forget- MRAGLP- ya kill meMR-b’dales-return them-shouid 1 call? -PoconosSL-LeMutt-LA RF- “Fifi"- Canada-JK RS-knock her down- carpool- NH- art- CC- pietionary- ALart club?- it's been 9 years (JS,PR,SG,KF) JAJThe General- LOVE YOU ALL- MISS YOUThanx class of '89-couldn’t have done it w/o you- To Clare, the best little sister in the world"don’t worry, be happy"- thanx Mom and Dad

PA! LINE WE MADE IT! ThxJgdxW/gd friends: Lisa, luvvatever PVT New Year's 86-89w/SK Foodbag SpvingOnRe- Cai talks (INEVER) SHUTUP! Bubba BFF KK, JOmiles? Fla.88 GuvsOnHighRidge plav88 vr&half IAI.WAYSWANTEDTOFLIP CndlinWind Who'sDatesWho's mylifjfemealone! DB, ugly, no! Rad Kokomo IDA Dressbai n DthmtlSp thxtadvice. SK, Fla. 88 w/TD LostBoys?

JackingMikeD summerMatts lunchw/PR k LP Anony­ mous Roses? JS, cremeggs 6amJog VejDav Snoopies. PR, CPfever Taboo2-ugh ChuggingJu WDRE. JP, blkRoses HeyBigSpendr -JorP? SG, theSunlsShining BB, donuts Camp. KF, theBox DontGoChangingtoPIsMe. RE: girlsnightout w/pig: Poconos; Boston: Canada; prom88: din­ er; chrldngW/BB, JP, LP, DB, PR . Paul, thx (RE: yourKeys). HD, UoweMe! JP(rhol!yTuvya)EB, thx: BestSumrs W/uGvs. LukTo \VP, DS (smile) DL, VH & JD. HanginW: JK, JP, HA. MomDadFtd, KarCrisBri, NanPop-Lu v I: all! ClassSU-Thanxleverything-FllmissYa! t "dThinkThisStory'sOvr Butlt'sRedyToBegin!

MA1KA- 88-89 in USA: Irna totemo shiawase.

Kazoku, gattkou, tomodachi tou subete ni megumare, nihon ni kaeru no ga kowai. Kokde Maika wa ichiban jibun rashiku ikiteiru youna kigasuru. Maika no mawari no subete ni kansha suruto tomoni, Maika ga Maika de arukoto ni Kansha suru . . Thanks AFS for the opportu­ nities given to me. Irene, Carol, David, Andrea, Petra, Jimmy, Fred, Kurt, Yuichl, Arno, Rapha­ el, Nuno, Toni, Rafael, Jenny: Never forget our great time at Yale! Best Friends Forever!/ Thanks KLHT, especially Lana, Sophie, Elsa, Amanda, Mrs. Mishkin, Mrs, Sia, the class of '89, for all the great times and all your help. Karen You are always there when I need you/ Mike, Camille, Sophie, Arabelle, Katie & Caroline, Thanks for everything!.........1 LOVE ALL OF YOU & I'LL MISS YOU. DON'T FORGET ME, PLEASE! Papa, Mama, Junshi, Arigatou.

JESSP-Pitl-BFF, Gdx-HItnHead, Bostn, Ariz RweGettngTanYetV Urns w/GL & RL (th.Muscle) TheCure-TellMe" SoDoesntLove WeirdFeelngs! JrYr ThanxSoMuehMr.sK/Bostn87-RbrtsCONTCTS! D eirdre-U yltOnlhLine. I MISS Y OlTLFVUgdluk Nantcktw / DSJttCTCOLM JYV-Gldfsh! DS-F2concrts, Brookes o gladt'Rbek!! Ltagainw/AJ! ‘Hi. ImBrooke " Read'Vhidolsay r Nevdgetl Th nxiluvu. Beth-Diner/DoFhveBosTape? OK-(ts&10! ThnxlLFVI BB&DM-gdluk !

Dan-FveBeenGreat-Thnx4all. Nev4getFriMom/Fnion, BrwnEydGrl. JessS- S ince4gr! GetYourOwnApple!

FrdStnly! Artw/MrsD! PM-12bikiosesSandi-IC M adonnaMoble. MG-NxtShft! -GL-gdluk. MrCheezhrgrM! ES & PT-Soph-gdxvnu r house, Guestrm! WldThng! BoxyOhAhWhersMyCar (RoxBr) TD-KFavTIk! H urt; , TD&CB-dnttghtOK.’ -iP-Xrna.sDanee35'2ft "/Sausalito.BG & Ri.oceanlirti F ANC lE/Chrldng-grlsntoutw/ SKTDPRKKPMLPDB - MaryHadLttlPIG! Canda-ToAIIM y F r i e n d s - G d L u k l L F V U T H N K S! M AVIS! Thnks.MrsKwskn. GranGrampusILUVT, Mel i ss, Mommy & Dad: ThnxlluvUM! AC-ThatsAIISheWrote!!!!

JAMES-HA. Its 4 in the morning! /School needs a paint job?/ Hang en Bang/India and poetry, DT. Muzzy /12 min rides /Big Trouble In Little China. JE. She is only in 8 grade. KK. Was it a piegon or a skunk? MD. Its Wed. hiccup. AS. Have another beer you Nerd. JK. Santa came to my house first. RH. I am B.M.O.C. DL. I quit again! TD. No spoons aliowed/I have a secret for you/lets impress them/whipped cream/love ya always. KK. Thx/Mrs Mean/YrBook?/Good Luck. JP.& PR. Wet Dreams Calif. Carlin 85 86.

Partys DM. KK. MG. MD. Pre game hockey warm up JE. AS. MD. DM. HMCN 87 88(TD) Prom 88 KK, DB.-You drove my car! Dead Shows 87 88 JE. AS. KK. HmeC-ming 88 HA.DT. I am the King! Rowaton full of Crackheads AS. KK. MD. JE. SB. party (TD it clicked) New Year 87 KK. MD. 89 Art bad boy! Take it easy-DM. RL. MG. GL. TS. DF. RR. SK. LP. PM. ES.-no class Thx Tracy, Hadi wont forget 88/89!

LAl'RIE-To CB- thanx 4 the advice-I made up my own mind & found out! SG-“What kind!?”

SB-“You tuurd!'' AC-“Whoo Hoo Baaby!" Sh'close buddy. LP-10 yrs 2gether! Dont 4get dancin all nite long! To M.R.-Always re:CC’s party (my B-dav(-awesome nite! #1,2,3,4. Liquid legs!'? Ya know? PERMASMILE-how? whatever.

MONTAUK SUMMR 88- tennis, diving, the driv­ ing experience! Never 4get: the room-the Storm AAH! horseback riding-Help Steph! The party we missed! spy mission! A nite 2 remember. Our memories will last 4ever. I'll miss you.Class of 89T11 never4get you guys-U too Michelle!

LISA- Thanx to [SG KK JS PM LP MR AC SK BB •JP PR JK HA JP DB TD] Jas-straw or choco?P.Y.T. All the overnights at Sam's-Hey Bubba!Jess, fell in a steam?-Chinese fire drill w / P + S[What's that?]-Sh, the bell rang-France ’88 w / Ver + Con-REMHO!-Had, ya need to talk?Holidays at P's-Rag sessions w/M + P-Water fight, exams-“Shopping'' w/SG-Pass the potatoes-SHUT UP!!!-Long Ridge is shorter [Y'ea, right]-Preping for daces w/M + L-Who’s a cheerleader?- Car Talks-Whv is that lady's mid­ dle finger out?-Raps on the answering machine1 SAID HOWDY, HE SAID HI!- New Year’s at my house- YOl'R MA MUH Thanx-Bob, Barb, Fred, Harriet-I LOVE U, Pauline, Sandi, Jess S, Karyn, Maria, Ben, Marie Thanx, I Love You-MOM, DAD + JOE

P1U-JP-BFF, Rem lOmthsLivTogeth, Thx4BeingThere, R we getting color'.’ Late nites GL & RL, Bost. Summ.37, Let’s get out of this tar! IluvF! Wrd Feelings, SilentMrnmg BG&RL, SwabTheDeck, Popems, ChinFireDriil, 1C88 BOPatDiner w/SK, SpgBk88 Ariz/Cal! KK-PromHli. GHsNiteOut, DT-Prom88 LuvYa! DL-SorryBud, I poured Dan al! over u. BocaBfi! PM-CP4ever, WORE, see u in BostIRH Good 2Bfrnds again, sorry I Srnths, Thx! SKSMB, .Jung Luv, Fri.MornDiner, Cruisin, D. lTva-\VHO? Luvt’Sam! BF-GoodZhaveUback, Gom e r, TalklnGarage, LuvF! JS-Binge.Merestd, summ84VT! SB-2wks summ88.

Party etc-, W. Hill! TD-Thx 4talks. Thxgving87, LuvF! DB PS JnrYr! BB-WedNiteHo ckGames, SgrSpanClass, Giad we're fi nds! LP-Frshtnn? How- could [? Chrld ng, Thxthelp! Morad-JP&l aren't twins, missl ! Russ-lt's been grt 2yrs, Been through good & bad, Thx 4being there, I'll never 4getF-I LOVE F! BYE LHTI

ROB-I'd rather have gone to public. Had some good times at King. Danwe're not dumb just lazy. Metal Rules. The Dead is Dead. For love of evil. Harvard here I come. Bobo, your music is o.k.Hudsons finally off my back. Dad, someday you'll be proud, someday. Love you Mom. John, stay out of trouble. Mike, don't become a nerd.

Hi Grandma, Hi Grandpa. J.P. cheating during chemistry. J.P., M.W., E.D., Derik, Bussy, Dave, Haviac, Craig, J.C., D.P Thanks for the good times. I’m free. Tarts live on. Craig, The time we egged those punks. Iron Maiden. Eddie is coming to get you!!! Beware of Mr. Ryan!!! He secretly worships the Devil!!! The Man Band. Cheat sheets. Hey Gyro. I would have made a good U.P.

ROXY- Thanks to all my friends for making the year so special.

Brooke: Thanks for showing me the way and keeping me on track.

Rafe, Liza and Billy: What would I do without you guys? You're my reality!

Mommy: You're great! I love you. Thanks for everything.

Adam: You're a good kid.

Bob: M C P 0 T W Unite, Thanks for the laughs Smokey, Jazzy, the Chinamen, spring break '88, 1 seen my opertunities and I took'em. If can't beat them, beat on them. I'm just happy to be here. New Years '89, keep dancing Dan, None for you. '88 class trip and busrides The Great Awakening, To Read and his Coy Mistress, Fork it up and Ram it home, To the best parent possible, is it raining out? To Jeffery and his flack. Thanks to the Sharp Calculator company, Mr. Wallace, and ego boasters. To the General, good luck with your future conquests. Home­ coming '88, To Shafty and all the other maralistic people, Things wont be the same without you, from the S S S 0 T U.

ARTY-Thanks to all my friends for the good times. Pre-Hockey games at Dundee and Tar­ tan’s house. Ski Trip to stowe with Matt, John (Kirk C.) and Kent (Les). Puerto Rico in March '89. Several Concerts with J.P, J.E, K.K, and the Shippan Crowd. Long and lazy summer parties on the beach. Thanks Mom, Dad, and Hay,

Torrey: To those I'll miss: JJ.-What’s the word of the day? /CC.-The Dynamic receiving duo / JK.-It's my perogative/DF.-No 1 won’t grow my hair in an afro, Dan!/DM.-Would you stop hit­ ting me Dave?/ ES>-No my name isn’t really Leroyl/JP.-Mr. Rowett was such a great coach/ HA,-Why are you so hyper? /R.Hubb.-My main mouli/MG.-No I don't have acar yet./RL.-You'H never be able to dunk, Russ?/Kent-1 don't think your a nerd./BS.-You can’t play basketball Bob,?DT.-Durr Doug: What a fool!/If there's anyone I left out credit it to my mind and not to my heart, I love you all,

ELIAS-M + D Love Ya, Thanks for everything.

Bouch E Mamma Sou Exi Malia Sto Stithos Tis. D.M. God he’s such an idiot, 1 can't believe it 1 thought it was you. R.H. See Ya Later. C.C. One day we’ll both get it at the same time. J.P. TD well lets not talk about your mistakes. Hadi Ho Not another word about your choice of women , ., Good Luck. D.F. Keep movin’ and Goovin’.

Nut Fun, Don't worry be happy, Always . . . No matter what. L.V. M.I.C.K.E. .. just kidding.

Great times. Get a heater. NH that’s nasty. TS Leroy . . . durr. KK Nerd just kidding Kent. JZ. I can't eat 1 have to make weight. RR. Did you know that air pollution is really aerial garbage and can kill you. Eat S t and die. DL. Change your shirt.

JESS S.-To my 4th grade buddies-SG, JP, PR, tip, KF, PV We nmtie it! LP-lhanks for the icecream ft adviceCSN. PM-sledding & running & cream eggs! VegDay! KK-wanna go to ZBT party w/KB's new friends? Please, no more trouble w/cops & stranded ladies & AAA! 1 want my chocolate chip cookies! You can have the blue whale! SK-Thanks for the bathroom talk w/Millicent in Canada. AC-Sot on the Chinese rugs! HMl'N 8H w /JP (HomecomingSX) & Til (Debbie G) my little buckamo-I feel s o dose to you! & CB-Watchout TD will bruise you & Aunt Jemima & Hadi- June fi & 10, Hamonasset, Mystic, CSN, Bronx Zoo, NY, XmasEve, SB's Party Ha­ waii I Love You! PR-hinging at Merestead-get off the phone! VdM. JP-what's lski-H ski? RE: Fred & Stan­ ley? l.Jjt-Tura out the light! DB-Re: Milky Way man at Stam Hosp. SG-no stairs! Driving lessons? Loopy doopv.

JK-SM1LK! Special thanx to KB, Mom, Dad, Jon, Nonna, Nonno & Gram 1 LEY YOU ALL!

Jeff Z: AG-Getting up at 5:80 every mourning; why? BF-I Don’t Know. RH-See Read run,see Read hit, see Mr. Baily fall down, right next to Spangler,OUCH! I'm impressed. OF-Pulls the stick on Hackly; winning feels good don’t it. DTIf Q Backs were meant to survive why did they make us, DM-Yes you do look like a chimney.

RT-You loose son, I've never seen such useless­ ness. PR-1 didn’t know and 1 still don’t, but it doesn't really matter anyway. KS F-Ball-It wasn’t SHS but we won more games anyway .Th­ anks. Ab-By next year you will be able to stick anyone you want, good luck. CP-I know I jumped ship, throw me a life preserver, will ya. JR-i wanna be sedated.

DOUG-TS-Durrhh. To my main muzzys-HA, JP: Amstels In Bon Aire-RH: Huck that baby openDF: Give me a gun I want to smoke AC: #58Fresh; JZ-I never use birth control, man you gonna die: Mexican- Dave we made JB Heave: Where did you get your food Rob?-at Jakes duuhhh.All the times we laughed at RR in Geo.TS-the suspense was makin' me sick.KK“NERD’ your alright Kenny.ES-Naah!RH-how did we get home from the Greeley party? HD-did you do your h.w.-no I said F — It, DM-What?

SKOAL. Arty, did you have fun on New Years?

Jules give me a hug: Pillow technique #1:5 x in 1 day: Who smells? DL-Not me! Yeah you! Jess, thanx for bein' there in 11th grade, Thanx-RH, TS, ES, JP, HA, AS, JE, CC, JZ, JP, HD, CE, RL, PR, DF: I'M OUTTA HERE!

SENIOR CANDIDS

IN THE YEAR 2010 Hadi Ali . . . trades his GTI for a stick shift camel.

Lynne Arovas . . .finally gets a tan.

Debbie Bahna . . .suffers the loss of her bangs from over-teasing her hair.

Elsa Balestrino

. .. becomes a truant officer.

Beth Becker . . . figures out how the people got down.

Jeff Blomberg . . . discovers a toilet seat th at does not fall on your head.

Sophie Bowater . . . gets the recipe right.

Chrissy Bryan . . . is finally satisfied with her hair color.

Lana Buccieri . . . m arries Orville Redenbacher.

Chris Cavazinni . . . finally scores off Amanda in baseball.

Amanda Cizek . . . is still singing to an uninterested audience.

Matt Daenzer . . . becomes a psychiatrist for high-strung, unrelaxed people with fruit phobias.

Carol Davila . . . stays awake for an entire class.

Tracy Dowling . . . barefoot and living in Alabama, is carrying her eighth child.

John Epstein . . . after getting Conner pregnant out of wedlock opens up a home for lost and demoralized little girls.

Brooke Feder . . . replaces Dr. Ruth as the leading sex therapist talk show host.

Dan Fenwick . . . meets Elvis in the Danbury Seven Eleven and discovers th at Presley is his father. Both move to the Yukon Territory where they were last seen hunting polar bears and picking their teeth with fish­ bones.

Kristin Freund . . . marries a millionaire and moves to Beverly Hills Robin Friedman . . . moves to Florida permanently and now speaks so loudly th at the earth shakes.

Sharon Gatt . . . gets out of th at gutter.

Alyssa Goss . . . invents an indestructible Jaguar.

Reed Hitchcock . . . is still chasing the Sophomore girls.

Read Hubbard . . . gets the right car at Bjornâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s house.

Nadine Hudson . . . meets Ziggy Marley in a tiny hut in the hills of Jamaica.

Andrea Jones . . . returns to Ottawa and finds a boyfriend on the Canadian Circle Line.

Julian Judge . .. after failing as a history teacher accepts the only job available to him, Head of the Math Department at M.l.T.

Sandi Kahn . . . did.

Kent Kilbourn . . . having gained fame for resuscitating Lora and still getting rejected, stars in the latest Revenge of the Nerds flick.

Jason Konidaris . . . loses sight of the meaning of life when Gumby and Pokey come out of the closet.

Karyn Kornfeld . . finally admits it.

Joe Krummel . . . is a driving instructor for Apex Tech.

Dan Leppo . . . moves to Utah, becomes a Mormon, and marries both Jess and Pili.

Sarah Lucey . . . is diagnosed as a hypochondriac.

Pam Mason . . . becomes a stand-up comedian.

Dave Masotti . . . stars in the new Fred Flintstone movie, “Fred Finds Ed".

Pauline Moller . . . gets a car small enough to fit into a two-door garage.

Fiona Nichols . . . grows to a whopping fi’6” and still remains 100 pounds.

Maika Oshikawa . . . becomes an English teacher.

Jess Page . . . m arries a Yuppie, not realizing that he is allergic to hairspray and make-up. Now she is forced to live a life of natural beauty.

Laurie Pavia . . . hasn’t come back yet.

Jamey Peters . . . gives up on women and goes to Africa to frolick with the ostriches.

Lisa Policastro . . . is at a loss for words.

Pili Rabassa . . . makes a definite maybe.

Maria Remling . . . converts to true J.A.P.ism.

Rob Romano . . . finds his special talent.

Roxy Schwartz . . . donates her chest to charity (I.B.T.C.).

Bob Simon . . . has bolts installed in his head and stars in “The Return of Frankenstein”.

Arty Smith . . . finally admits that Hayward is the “Head Honcho" of the house.

Torrey Smith . . . was last seen barefoot in a tie-dye driving his techni­ color Y.\Y. bus to a Dead show in order to spread the word that “Gerry is God”.

Elias Sofronas . . . almost stars as Guido in “Risky Business II", but puts on one too many gold chains and breaks his neck.

Jess Spelke . . . opens up the next Noah's Ark. Doug Thom . . . goes blind.

Jeff Zeichner . . . gets arrested for 1st degree murder of an entire squad of cheerleaders.

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Front Row: Fiona Muir, Morad Ghorban, Chris Houghton, Lauren Seigenfeld Second Row: Danielle Stillman, Robin Rapaport, Allison Feinglas, Deena Shaffer, Jessica DiSalle, Kim Kelly, Courtney Black, Matthew Morrison, Matthew Polen Third Row: Peder Marrbjerg, Remo Tartaglia, Kathy Hargrove, Jessica Kuh, Karen Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Antuono, Constance Huffine, Elyse Gross, Jennie Dubitsky, Debra Levinson, Adam Bahna, Andrew

Sloppiest: Jennie Dubitsky Friendliest: Nicole Hart Most Flirtatious: Courtney Aylward

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SUPERLATIVES Class Clown: Paul DiPasquale Sloppiest: Brian Stravides Friendliest: Andrew Gautrau Most Flirtatous: Jonathon Morice

SUPERLATIVES

Front Row: Sean Beirne, Marc Rinaldi, Shekhar Thakur, Erin Charlup, Jennifer Gardiner, Erica Brody, Rachel Glover, Whitney Pagliaro, Marie DiGiorgio Second Row: Jessica Ginsburg, Cory Bockius, Samantha Marx, Jennifer Warren, John Salih, Megan Doyle, Trisha Garcia, Brooke Kuffel ' Third Row: Russell Liner, Andrew Feuer, Daniel Zisson, Ibraham Youssef, Vanessa Garnett, Susan Heilman, Jennifer Gold, Alyce Malikian Fourth

Class Clown: Mary Biewen Sloppiest: Robin Goldstein Friendliest: Megan Doyle Most Flirtatious: Alyce Malikian

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SUPERLATIVES Class Clown Ahmed Fatou Sloppiest: Andy Fever Friendliest: Bernie Edwards Most Flirtatious: Chris Lagan

SUPERLATIVES Class Clown: Jaquita Monroe Sloppiest: Jacky Striano Friendliest: Portia Edward Most Flirtatious: Ally Dusault Class Spaz: Natalia Vaughn

Front Row: Alexandra Dorf, Vicky Lepoutre, Paul Salib, Hayward Smith, Efrosene Begetis, Jacqueline Striano Second Row: Mrs. Kicelian, Marjorie Miller, Melissa Fenwick, Michael Pappalardo, Jaquita Monroe, Jeb Den­ nis, Amy Ayres, Lisa Chobody, Claire Nichols Third Row: Christopher Blanc, Corey Feder, Wyndham Lathem, Alexandra Caradimitropoulo, Sarah Walters, Portia Edwards, Mary Fox, Aryn Lieberman, Natalia

Vaughan Fourth Row: Craig Koproski, Otto Frank, Robert Bunting, Lauren Kacica, Carrie Murphy, Lisa Morganti, Kathryn Comiskey, Yasmeen Feinstein, Allyson Dusault, Victoria Filanosky Fifth Row: Michael Bellwin, Gregory Katsaros, Warren Greene, Bethany Kessler, Lori Feinglas, Dina Pruchansky, Katharine Gillespie, William Krasnor, Peter Green­ field, Phillipe Sissener, John Romano

SUPERLATIVES Class Clown: Rob Bunting Sloppiest: Peter Plagiana kos Friendliest: Hayward Smith Most Flirtatious: Mrs. Kicelian

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Front Row: Claribel Alonso, Darren Gortz, Phil Holzer, Anthony Guevara, Adrien Blanc, Graham Ruffels, Libby Malikian, Heather Oppel Second Row: Ned Abate, Debbie King, Jam iee Shulman, Paul DeGaetano, Greg Vlamis, Charlie Boodman, Matt Webber, Lance Tammero, Liana Katsaros, Pam Blomberg, Jon Colella Third Row: Jessica Fabula, Fran Marcus, Nate Scopac, Paige Dusalt, Caroline Mclnerney, Jason Cale, Todd Maye, Susan Hodge, Scott Trupchak, Caroline Scollick, Karina Fausing, Ali Molavi Fourth Row: Mr. Pollard, Alexandra Scanlon, Whitney Earle, Lalan Con-

Class Clown: Caroline Mclnerny Sloppiest: Jane Monahan Friendliest: Mandy Barnes Most Flirtatous: Michele Cochran

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SUPERLATIVES Class Clown: Lalan Contractor Sloppiest: Ned Abate Friendliest: Charlie Boodman Most Flirtatious: Carlo Vona

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Front Row: Jessica Dodge, Katy Draper, Luke Harris, Abbie Zuidema, Elizabeth McGroarty, Sara Charlup, Brian Pattersen, Yanna Sofronas, Michelle Miner Second Row: Alex Strohm, Steven Yalassis, Juliet Still­ man, Peter Ballard, Gillian Glover, Brian Robinson, Michael Sheridan, Caty Gomez Third Row: Joey Williams, Joanna Kornfeld, Todd Malizia,

Nikki Farrow, Marcus Loyola, Courteney Cooper, Terry Jetter, Marina Supple, Elena Costa Fourth Row: Tim Hughes, Jarad Ghohany, Kate Ingalls, Jennifer Wolff, Nicole Peters, Kirstie Baker, Alicia Ellis Fifth Row: Mr. Garfinkel, Charolotte Christensen, Renee Osorio, Sanjit DeSilva

Front Row: Walter Kruger, Allison Lupia, Susan McLean, Colin Kennedy, Alicia Nisberg, Adrian Massie, Majorie Meinema. Second Row: Peter Glover, Panagiota Begetis, Bryan McShane, Lara Corrente, Frank Lagan, Andrea Mendieta. Third Row: Alison Murphy, Andrea Dorf, Jenna Halli-

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SUPERLATIVES Class Clown: Frank Lagan Sloppiest: Colin Kennedy/ Walter Kruger Friendliest: Mark Edwards Most Flirtatious: Alex Clarke

First Row: Brian Cassin, Lauren Hughes, Christopher Tague, Katherine Salib, Brent Simon, Emily Cullen, Richard Opple, Victoria Murphy, Jason Bailey Second Row: Toni Hitchcock, Ayaz Nanji, Ayanna Lyles, Ronell Owens, Lindsay Murphy, Elana Shapiro, Colin Wallace, Christine

FAVORITES T.V. Show: Full House Food: Chicken gets

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Front Row: Kerry Kennedy, Thomas Leniham, Christina Clarke, Tarsha Drakeford, Alex Bush, Michael Karls, Sara Cohen, Roy Donahue, Jennifer Dennis, Jam ie Rhoden, Colin Thom, Micaela Dorf. Second Row: Anna

FAVORITES T.V. Show: Full House Food: Pizza Movie: Adventures in Ba­ bysitting Cookie: Oreo

Christensen, David Hollis, Michael Markus, Jeri Bellwin, Tim Clark, Christina Mack, Javane Ghahary, Tiffany Scholz, Chris Spadaro, Soulafreda Valassis, Laura Kropp. Third Row: Mrs. Ruffels, Mrs. Karmen

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First Row: Nicole Roselle, Camille Wilson, Rita Trivedi, Sam antha McCormick, Alicia Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien, Hilary Karls, Virginia Peters, Vanessa Scanlan, Chris Lenihan, Alex Cook. Second Row: Mrs. Friedland, Jean-Paul Christophe, Jason Farrandino, Ranju Sarkar, David Cook, Erin Rath, Paul Ramy, Sam antha Bathija, Anita Khar, Eric Leiser, J.J. Sardinha, Dawn Drakeford, Cole Brenner, Mrs. McDermott

KINDERGARTEN CLASS OF 2001 2001 2001 2001

Front Row: Joshua Cohen, Sarah Baker, David Vuono, David Messing, Merrill Balassone, Lydia Ansen-Wilson Second Row: Anthony Pirri, Eline Meinema, Alexandra Caulfield, Nicholas Ahuja, Timothy Pusack, Elizabeth Gabriel, Charese Williams Third Row: Mrs. Walker, Daniel George, Ashlee Leach, Mikko Linnakorpi, Scott Tooter, Caitlin Cullen, Katharine Srednicki, Miss Tucker

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PRE-KINDERGARTEN CLASS OF 2002 2002 2002

Front Row: Andrew Tobin, Sara Ossi, Jack O'Brien, Alexander Beinfield, Angus Littlejohn Second Row: Barry Carlos, Rebecca Hughes, Callie Talbot, Ashley Lionetti, Joseph Grasso, William Kunkel Third Row: Catherine Brown, Thomas Gardner, Scott Carey, Adam Tooter, Terah Buckley, Kirsten Rhee, Joscelyn Wippern Fourth Row: Mrs. Brough, Mrs. Megrue

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FAVORITES T.V. Show: Double Dare/ Sesame St. Food: Pizza/ Spaghetti Movie: Cinderella/ Superman Cookie: Chocolate Chip/ Oatmeal

FACULTY

Tom Artin Music

Eileen Baker Math

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Adrienne Brough Asst. Bre-Kindergarten

Robert Burns History

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Cesare & Norma Cabrera Kitchen Staff

Gerard Pascal Casanova French, Latin

Elizabeth Cesare Head of School

Maggie Cook English

Patrick Egan Science

Robert Cook English

Linda Ettie Geog., History, French

Steven E. Cutts Head of L.S.-King

Gracemarie DellAngelo Latin

Mrs. Fidelibus & Mr. Sanchez Food Service

Elizabeth Forster Drama

Chris DePree Physics

Emily Friedland Grade 1

Katherine DeVinne Dir. Athletics-L.H.T.

Virginia Fries Math

Charlotte Diamond Nurse

Rosemary Gallegher Grade 3

Patrick J. Doering Science & Math- Grade 6

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Cynthia H. Hermanson Dir. Student Support Services

Mary Hoffman Head of Math Department

Judy Holding Asst, in Development

Carol Holland Head of L.S. & M.S.- L.H.T.

Mary Harrington Dental Hygenist

Richard Harrington Math

Wayne Hartlett Custodian

Gale Hawkins Ed. Consultant

Daniel C. Hudson Head of U.S.-King

Paul Hughes History

Ann R. Huntoon Asst. Librarian

Ann Hutchason Art

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Virginia Jones M.S. Secretary-L.H.T.

Bohdan J. Kodiak Spanish

Helen Kweskin English

Elizabeth Karlan Librarian

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Irene K Secretai

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Carmen Larrea Food Service

Thomas Main Athletic. Dir.-King

Ann Marrow History

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Ann Ostrow Musical Theater

Roberto Pagan, Miguel Robles Custodians

Eric E. Pauli Science

Linda McNally Physical Education

Suzanne Megrue Pre-Kindergarten

Catherine Mishkin Head of U.S.-L.H.T.

Constance Nichols Art

Ethel Payne Science

Karen Peterson Business/Student Affairs

Barbara Podlach English, History

Scott Pollard History

Priscilla Pusack Science

William Pusack Computer Science, Mathematics

Graciella Rabassa Spanish

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Dianna Tucker, Beth WalkerKindergarten

Benjamin Van Vechten English

Denise Wade Registrar

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Jane Ruffles Grade 4

Russell Ryan Assoc. Head Of School

Anna Sia Mathematics

Barbara Smith Mathematics, Science

Ingeborg Thiel Bookkeeper

Karin WagnerFrench, German

Elaine Waters History

Patricia Weyforth English, Ethics

Malcolm Wilmott Head Of M.S.-King

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THE OTTAWA EXPERIENCE At 8 a.m. on a Sunday morning/ We left KLHT while others were snoring.

As we crossed the border, the coaches announced/ That their names “Bob" and “Lric pronounced.

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Twelve hours later we pulled into town,/ To the Chateau Laurier — fancy all round.

The first night was calm, the walls intact,/ The chaperones even got some sleep, in fact.

We thought Dave Masotti's temper was bad,/ Until we saw Coach Kweskin get really mad.

The rains came down as we stood around,/ Andrea's boyfriend was nowhere to be found.

We changed our plans to another boat,/ But by that time we were thoroughly soaked!

Doug, Read, and Jeff began to “dip,”/ Which made Cathy and Helen feel really sick.

Eric the Red had gone to bed,/ He awoke to forty kids hanging over his head.

Evening's French dinner — a marathon affair — / The lights went out, the candles did flare.

Second night in the rooms, those doors kept flapping,/ No chance tonight of the chaperones napping!

Hans and Frans got lost that night/ And Jason said, with great insight: “Isn't this your worst nightmare/ To be left with the total care Of 42 teens and 2 wandering lifters?”/ (The only word to rhyme with “lifters” is “drifters.”)

On the third day, the Mayor spoke,/ The tour guides spoke, the lawyers spoke,/ And at 4 p.m., Bob Simon awoke.

■Jamey never made it to his room, we discovered,/ While Bob and Eric played FBI undercover.

But the hit of the evening, by far the best,/ Were Romano and Epstein’s padded chests, Tight skirts, make-up, and flirting with all,/ As they pranced up and down the hall.

Well, despite what you might think from this ditty,/ That this Ottawa trip was really a pity, What made this trip so very FINE,/ Was the MARVELOUS CLASS OF ’89!

Respectfully submitted (abridged), Cathy Mishkin and Helen Kweskin (exhausted chaperones)

TALENT SHOW

The Talent Show truly brought out the spirit in each of us. There were more performances than ever before and a wide variety of acts. Mrs. Ostrow and Boo did a wonderful job in making this year’s “Come Catch Our Stars” a great success.

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KLHT Sweeps Homecoming ’88 Homecoming this year was marked with even more excitement than usual.

While Senior Dave Masotti continued his hairstyling tradition, KLHT began its tradition of victory.

The Day’s festivities commenced with a Pep Rally. A new rendition of "The Hippy Hippy Shake" by the cheerleaders quickly roused the crowd. Each of the Student Council Presidents, Jessica Spelke and Jason Konidaris, entered the scene and helped the crowd to “catch the spirit" which was to run throughout Homecoming. Next to come out onto the floor were the sports teams. Their excitement ran like electricity down on to even the youngest student. By the time that Jess and Jason had officially ended the Pep Rally, our appetites were whetted for the next day's activities.

Volleyball kicked off the sports competition that Saturday, October 29th.

The girls were very pumped for the game and this the spectators soon were drawn into. Though the match was very close at first, our team proved superior and topped the opponent, 3-1.

Field Hockey started right after the finish of the volleyball game. The team knew that they had a hard act to follow and psyched each other to keep their spirits up. Blessed with an incredibly responsive crowd, the girls fought a tough battle and finished with an exemplary 1-0 victory.

Spirit permeated the atmosphere and poured on over to the soccer game. The crowd’s support aided the team in its struggle versus St. Luke’s. Despite the advantage of an early lead, the guys continued playing with zealous intensi­ ty. The 3-0 shut-out was something to be proud of.

Football, the final game, served to clench KLHT’s Homecoming fest. Defi­ nitely ready for a tough game, a frenzied turn-out backed the team. No sooner had the game begun than the Vikings jumped out into a dominant position. The tide turned, however, as Luke’s gained a small lead. The Vikings kept their optimism and rallied to a superb victory making a field goal with a mere 34 seconds remaining on the clock.

The crowds then dispersed. Seniors, alumni, and parents adjourned to a tent outside of the Headmasters House on the King Campus. There, many past students socialized with old friends and teachers, marvelling at the wonder­ ful KLHT atmosphere.

In the evening, the entire school body celebrated the day’s success with a dance in Dwelle Hall. Bernie Edward’s professional D.J. style caused every­ one to get into the dancing spirit. The festivities culminated with the naming of the Homecoming King, Jamey Peters, and the Homecoming Queen, Jessica Spelke. Without a doubt, the overall success of Homecoming ’88 launched a trend of victory that continued on.

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Front Row: Lisa Chobodi, Nataia Vaughan, Aryn Liberman, Jessica DiSalle, Connie Huffine, Ali Dorf, Lora Phillips, Sarah Lucey, Marie DiGeorgio.

Second Row: Amanda Cizek, Laurie Pavia, Megan Campbell, Jessica Spelke, Bruce Fallon, Laura Volpe, Alyssa Goss, Danielle Stillman, Racheal Glover, Vanessa Garnett. Third Row: Mary Biewen, Maria Remling, Lisa Policastro, Pauline Moller, Sandi Kahn, Fiona Muir, Veronica Hanzel.

Missing: Karyn Kornfeld.

This year has been a most exciting and productive year for both Student Coun­ cils. Much work has been done to sucessfully merge the two Constitutions.

For the first time in many years the dances have been profitable and enjoy­ able for all. The Seniors wish luck to next year's Student Council and hope that next year will be as productive and enjoyable as this year has been.

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Front Row:Elyse Gross, Jeff Blomberg, Sarah Lucey, Veronica Hanzel, Karen D’Antuono. Second Row:Erica Brody, Tracy Dowling, Chrissy Bryan, Danniel Leppo, Connie Huffine, Jessica Disalle, Andrew Sia, Chris Cavazinni. Back Row:Read Hubbard

Walking the United Way b y K a r e n D 'A m u o n o

On October 7 King & LowHeywood Thomas School partici­ pated in a WALK-A-THON that covered 10 kilmeters (6.2 miles).

The proceeds from the WALK-ATHON will benefit the United Way as well as student activities such as P o l P o u r r i , the yearbook, and T h e C h r o n i c l e . Part of the money will also be set aside for a scholarship fund.

For the students from the LHT Campus, the WALK-A-THON re­ placed the annual chocolate sale, which served as the school’s fund­ raiser last year. In addition to the health benefits of walking as op­ posed to selling chocolate, the WALK-A-THON gave the stu­ dents an opportunity to join to­ gether in an event in which their personal efforts and motivation were essential.

The WALK-A-THON of a year ago met with such enthusiasm and success that the faculty, as well as the students, were willing to go for it again.

Joining with the students from the Low-Heywood Thomas Cam­ pus were those from the King Campus. Last year, when the two schools were not yet consolidated, the WALK-A-THON was an LHT

fund-raiser, and did not involve King. This year, as a result of the consolidation, King also partici­ pated in the WALK-A-THON, and their participation raised an important issue.

King and LHT are now one student body and in events such as this, they must function as one. In the future both campuses will take part in the planning of school events and related discussions will be held between the two campuses.

On the morning of the WALKA-THON, the entire student body and the faculty met in the LHT gym to receive instructions and to get “psyched” for the trek that was ahead. The students then gathered by class in the LHT circle to set free 500 balloons that offictallv opened the 1988 WALK-A-THON. A route had been marked that went through the Italian Center, back onto the LHT Campus, and then through the King Campus, with the participants eventually returning to the starting point.

After the initial lap, which the Kindergarteners also walked, two more laps had to be completed.

The amount of money that was raised was dependent upon the amount the students’ sponsors pledged per kilometer or per lap.

The class that raised the most money will be rewarded with one week of no-uniform days. The class that finished second will be given a three-day break from the uniform, and the class that finished third will receive one no-uniform day.

This year at KLHT has been dubbed “Catch the Spirit” vear, and the WALK-A-THON 'pro­ vided an atmosphere that fostered this theme. Karyn Komfeld and Lisa Policastro, as well as fac­ ulty members, made special ef­ forts to insure the success of the fund-raiser.

By paying attention to such de­ tails as marking the route, making sure the balloons were ready, and setting up water tables, which were run by the Cross Country team, the day went smoothly and gave the students the opportunity to develop and renew friendships.

Mrs. Mishkin expressed her positive feelings when she asked, “W hat better way to create friend­ ships or to meet someone new?”

Experiences such as the WALKA-THON are key to KLHT be­ cause they give students and faculty alike the incentive to try out new ideas that will allow the school community to grow.

KLHT Initiates Pre-Kindgergarten _____ Class_____ This year, there is a new and very young addition to KLHT, The Pre-Kindergarten. The coedu­ cational class of 17 4 and 5-vearold children is being taught by Mrs. Megrue and her assistant.

Mrs. Brough.

The Pre-K class begins each morning at 8:15 and ends at 12:00 p.m.; however, twice a week there is an extended day, which lasts until 2:00 p.m.

What Mrs. Megrue hopes to provide in her class is a happy, fun, learning atmosphere in which her students can feel good about themselves and gain social experi­ ence with other students.

In her opinion, the Pre-K will add enthusiasm and energy to KLHT as a whole. She also be­ lieves that it will be a good experi­ ence for the older students to work with the Pre-K students.

The addition of a Pre-K class can be viewed as a positive step in the direction of expansion.

According to Mrs. Cesare, “The demographics indicated that there was a population at that level that would need schooling." and this is why KLHT has begun this program.

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The current year will officially mark the end of separation. To both Boards of Trustees this separation once meant the separation of finances; to faculty, the separation of classes.

W hat the students of the now King & Low-Heyw ood T hom as School must deal with is their separate rep­ resentation in student government.

Although King and Low-Heywood Thomas have consolidated, their re­ spective Student Councils will remain separate entities for one last year.

Aside from the usual Council agen­ das of fundraising and organizing stu­ dent activities, both Councils must now focus on paving the way for one join t Student Council after this school year.

If a joint Council involved only the election of representatives from the North and South Campuses, most problems would be solved. As some have com e to realize, though, unifica­ tion does not com e without some compromise.

W hen put under the microscope, the Student Councils of King and Low-Heyw ood Thom as differ a great deal. These differences can be spotted easily in the constitutions of both student governments.

A very profound difference between the two Councils is the election pro­ cess. Allowing for certain year-level requirements, any King student in the

Upper School may run for office. At LHT, though, an office seeker is re­ stricted from running if she: • has a grade point average be­ low C • has not petitioned for office • has not received written approval from the Dean of Students.

The root of the problem that lies ahead in merging the Councils can be found in the two words: student coun­ cil. At King, the Council's purpose is to represent the student body.

At Low-Heywood Thomas, though, the purpose is to try to incorporate a m ajority of the student body as well as the faculty directly into the Council.

The heads of all clubs and committees (team captains, Hey-Day editor, etc.) arc required to attend all meetings and the faculty is allowed to vole in the election of officers.

This year’s Councils arc faced with putting aside past traditions and dif­ ferences in order to make it through the transitional year.

Already, this past spring, a consti­ tutional com m ittee composed of vol­ unteer students was formed at King for the purpose of trying to find a path to w a rd s co m m o n c o n s titu tio n a l ground. O nce this com m ittee form u­ lates a proposal, it will be presented to the Low-Heyw ood Thom as Student Council and plans for a combined Council will get underway.

1988-89 Chronicle Staff: Editors-in-Chief: Feature Editor: ...............

News Editors: .................

Opinion/Editorial Editor: Sports Editor: .................

Asst. Sports Editor: Layout Editor: ...............

Photography Editor: . .

Arts Editor: ...................

Managing Editors: . . . .

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Faculty Advisor:

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T h e C h r o n i c l e is published five limes during the school year by the students of the King &. Low-Heywood Thomas School, 1450 Ncwficld Avenue, Stamford, Connecticut 06905. Tel. (203) 322-3496, 322-3413.

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-y-vcii" '•'2 ' -;C , The 1987-88 Chronicle has been awarded a First Place in the ,. ^annual contest for high school newspapers sponsored by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association of Columbia University. ^ . . j i T h e award, which The Chronicle has received frequently in past years, was based on a comprehensive evaluation of all phases of newspaper production, including content, writing and editing, design, * "and production and business. ,.jC. ,The co-editors-in-chief of the award-winning issues were Alex ■^,7 Doyle and Matthew Dorf.

ART CLUB

Front Row: Kim Kessler, Fiona Nichols, Alyssa Goss, Veronica Hanzel, Mary Fox, Aryn Lieberman. Second Row: Lynne Arovas, Lisa DeWolf, Carrie Murphy, Claire Nichols, Courtney Aylward, Roxy Schwartz, Carol Davila. Third Row: Effie Begetis, Nicole Heart, Vanessa Garnett, Laxmi Contractor, Mrs. Harbolt, Cindy Pelzner, Alyce Malikian.

This year’s Art Club got off to a great start. With the help of the new upper school art teacher, Mrs. Harbolt, the club was able to participate in many new and exciting projects. One of the Art Club projects was a student art show. The show took place at Barbell’s jewelry store of New Canaan and al­ lowed many KLHT students to show off their many artistic talents.

Am nesty International

Front Row: Tina Arnette, Karen Hobman, Lana Buccieri, Danielle Stillman. Second Row: Vicki Lepoutre, Racheal Wendt, Alyce Malikian, Laxmi Contractor, Tara Simon, Trisha Garcia. Third Row: Elyse Gross, Allison Feinglas, Marnie McNaught, Lisa DeWolf, Jennie Dubitsky, Jessica Kuh, Monica Thompson, Megan Doyle, Angela Philippopoulos. Missing: Karyn Kornfeld.

Amnesty International is an organization devoted to protecting the human rights of people all over the world by discovering offending countries and then confronting them with their crimes. Most of the time the offenders are high government officials but sometimes the whole government is to blame. Our aim is to raise public awareness and to speak on behalf of prisoners of conscience. These are people who are tortured and murdered because of their religious and political beliefs, occupa­ tions, personal affiliations, and most commonly, for their failure to comply with the demands of dictatorship. We as Americans do not realize how lucky we are to have the Bill of Rights to protect us; no other country in the world has such a bill. Since our school chapterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s founding in 1987 progress has been slow coming but we are optimistic about the years to come. Since the start of the school year, we have collected approximately two hundred signatures for the Declaration of Human Rights and have sent hundreds of letters on behalf of about forty key prisoners of conscience. My thanks to all the members for their hard work and especially to Mrs. Marrow and my officers Tina, Danielle, and Karyn, because without their help this club would surely have fallen apart. Lana Buccieri, President of KLHT chapter.

HARVARD MODEL U.N.

Elias Sofronas, Chrissy Bryan, Hadi Ali, Jessica Spelke, Andrea Jones, Jam ey Peters, Tracy Dowling, Dan Leppo Absent: Matt Polen & Craig Crofton

PENN MODEL U.N.

Front Row: Whitney Pagliaro, Laxmi Contractor, Tara Simon, Erica Brody Second Row: Chris Webb, Ahmed F Mark Rinaldi, Shekhar Thakur, Brian Stavrides

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LAMBDA DELTA PI

Left to Right: Fiona Muir, Barbara Casey, Robin Friedman, Dina Purchanski, Rachel Glover, Marie DiGiorgio, Maureen Stack, Vanessa Garnett, Marnie McNaught, Tina Arnette, Nicole DaRosa, Rachel Wendt, Debbie Levinson, Brooke Feder, Andrea Jones, Debbie Bahna, Karyn Kornfeld (Pres.), Sharon Gatt, Laurie Pavia, Maria Remling, Jennifer, Gardner, Jen Warren, Susan Heilman, Melissa Fenwick, Portia Edwards, Karin Hobman, Jessica Kuh, Jessica DiSalle, Connie Huffine, Jennie Dubitsky, Tara Simon, Laxmi Contractor.

Lambda Delta Pi is a club that does communi­ ty service within the school. Students give time, at least once a week, to helping others in the school. We have, as in the past, helped student council with the various fund raisers and events. We have also continued to recognize students efforts on the “catch the spirit” board. Throughout the year we have sponsored many fundraisers, the money raised will be donated to a specific cause (which has not been decided upon yet).

Mrs.Dellangelo, advisor, and Karyn Kornfeld, president, would like to thank all of the mem­ bers for a great year.

MUSICAL

Front Row: Alyssa Goss, Deena Schaffer, Debbie Levinson, Pilar Rabassa, Marie DiGiorgio, Tara Simon, Nicole DaRosa Second Row: Mary Fox, Amanda Cizek, Sophie Bowater, Andrea Jones, Effie Begetis

In the 1988-1989 season, MTW focused on the strengthening of our voices and choreo­ graphed several dance numbers as well. The year has been a great success because MTW has been offered as a m ajor/m inor course, aiding in the expansion of the arts program at KLHT. Our contributions were numerous in productions such as “Come Catch Our Stars”.

A special thanks to Mrs. Ostrow for a wonder­ ful year!

DRAMA CLUB

Jessica DiSalle, Lynne Arovas, Danielle Stillman, Elyse Gross, Pamela Mason, Andrew Sia, Paul DiPasquale, Eric Smith, Deena Schaffer, Jennie Dubitsky, Nicole DaRosa, Veronica Hanzel, Amanda Cizek

Drama Club put on two wonderful productions this year. In addition to performing “High W ater” in the fall, a series of scenes were done for the Arts Festival in March. The club was comprised of nearly half of the Junior class and also Sopho­ mores. As a result of all of the hard work and rehearsing, not only was the acting fabulous, but a wonderful time was had by all. Much of the success must be attributed to the many new members, and the Drama Club looks forward to their return in the ’89-'90 season.

Danielle Stillman(Pres.) & Andrew Sia(Pres.)

First Row: Brooke Kuffe, Trisha Garcia, Connie Huffine, Lora Phillips. Second Row: Jeff Blomberg, Fiona Nichols, Andrew Sia, Pam Mason, Maika Oshikawa. Third Row: Mrs. Smith, Mr. Cook, Vicki Lepoutre. Fourth Row: Wyndham Latham, Mr. Artin, Brett Travcar.

First Row: Toni Hitchcock, Sara Charlup, Michelle Miner, Kirstie Baker, Lauren Hughes, Nicole Farrow. Second Row: Mr. Artin.

POTPOURRI

Robin Friedman, Lynne Arovas, Danielle Stillman, Jennie Dubitsky, Pamela Mason, Trisha Garcia

"Oriyinolity doesn't consist in sayiny what no one has ever sa id before, but in sayiny exactly what you think yourself â&#x20AC;&#x201D; James Stephens

Life is like a road The farther you yo The more you see If you stop too soon you mtyht miss out But if you yo too far you may reyret it.

SPECTRUM

Front Row: Christina Clarke, Jeram y Bellwin, Tiffany Scholz, Lauren Hughes, Victoria Murphy, Michelle Freund Second Row: Debbie King, Jessica Fabula, Lara Wagner, Caroline Scollick, Third Row: Amy Rinaldi, Thea Rambusch, Andrea Dorf, Charlotte Chritensen

Happiness Like a child's face when it is rewarded with a hug The smell of a freshly sprouted rose.

It sounds like white seagulls, flying into the golden sunset.

It makes me feel like a filled balloon rising to great heights.

Crayons Purple, green, and blue Something to color with.

It's fun to use them everyday, Orange and yellow too.

How colorful!

CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS GIRLS’ M.S. STUDENT COUNCIL

Sara Charlup, Marina Supple, Renee Osorio, Alison Murphy, Lara Corrente, Jeram y Bellwin, Michele Cochran, Mandy Barnes, Victoria Bush, Jessica Fabula, Christine Schaefer, Michelle Freund

BOYS’ M.S. STUDENT COUNCIL

First Row. iVrry Setter, Charles Boodman, Peter Glover Second Row: Carlo Vona, Alex Weimer, David Shanes Mr Doering

CLUBS CLUBS CLUBS ART CLUB

First Row: Graham Ruffles, Marcus Loyola, Brian Robinson, Mike Sheridan, Luke Harris. Second Row: Torry Jetter, Michael Edwards, Alex Weimer, Joe Williams, Greg Vlamis, Adrien Blanc, Mrs. Hutchason

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Mr. Garfinkel, Lance Tammero, Terry Jetter, Mike Sheridan, Joe Williams, Todd Malkin, Brian Robinson.

SPORTS CANDIDS

SPORTS CANDIDS

Front Row: P. Plagionakus, G. Katzaros, T. Smith, R. Hitchcock, M. Daenzer, D. Masotti, Capt. R. Hubbard, Capt. D. Thom, E. Sofronas, J. Zeichner, J. Judge, C. Cavazinni, C. Koproski, 0. Frank Back Row: Coach Greer, Coach Pauli, D. Zisson, R. Liner, C. Webb, T. Latham, M. Ghorban, P. Maarbjerg, N. Gianopolous, A. Gautrau, A. Goldenberg, S. Farrington, P. Greenfield, A. Fattouh, P. Sissener, S. Birne, Coach Benjamin, Coach Main

\ V. L H'T r This year’s Viking squad started out with the hope of winning the division and the ability to do it. Unfortunately a series of tough losses in close games hit the Vikings.

A close loss to Dwight Englewood set the tone for the season. It was the first of two overtime losses. The game against Hopkins was far closer than the 0-14 score suggests. After breezing by Harvey, the Vikings encountered Dalton and lost what had been an even struggle by two points.

Later in the season the Vikings met up with a league powerhouse, Brunswick.

After a pitched battle which went into overtime, the Vikings lost. Their failure to score from two yards out cost them whatever chance they had at victory.

The season took a dram atic change for the better when the Vikings beat St. Luke’s at Homecoming. This victory sparked the Vikings who went on to beat Rye. Overall the Vikings were 3-5. Coach Main expressed the season well when he stated that the team was about “a yard and a minute short of victory” on many occasions. Another bright spot was Read Hubbard’s breaking of the record for yard’s rushed in a single season. He rushed for 1,219 yards. The team had a great amount of commitment and proved th at it could contend with the traditional powerhouses of the league.

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12 to 18 0 to 14 35 to 0 0 to 2 6 to 12 22 to 20 10 to 0

Front Row: Jessica Spelke (captain), Kim Kelly, Sophie Bowater (captain) Second Row: Lana Buccieri, Mary Biewen, Kristin Lynn, Fiona Muir, Kim Kessler, Lauren Seigenfeld, Pilar Rabassa (captain), Lisa DeWolf, Connie Huffine, Lora Phillips, Bruce Fallon, Miss DeVinne The 1988 Varsity Field Hockey season was an overall success. We didn’t win many games, hut we were in them all until the end, losing only by a small margin. As a team, we gained a feeling of unity th at lasted far beyond the season.

Many players had outstanding performances. Connie Huffine, was both an offensive threat and a defensive force while Lauren Seigenfeld and Lora Phillips continued to contibute greatly every game. Kim Kelly, after returning to goal this year, was a powerful last line of defense.

At the beginning of the season Jessica Spelke and Pilar Rabassa were voted co­ captains. As a result of Pili’s unfortunate season-long illness, Sophie Bowater lent a hand as tri-captain.

Our top senior players also contributed greatly. Jessica Spelke won All-League recognition, while Sarah Lucey won Honorable Mention, and Sophie Bowater was our All-Star player.

After working hard at the Merestead Hockey Camp in August we felt satisfied at the end of the season.

Thanks to our Coach Miss DeVinne and the rest of the players for a fantastic season!

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Front Row: Bob Simon, Brian Stavrides(C apt), Arty Sm ith(C apt), Hadi Ali(Capt.), Dan Leppo Second Row: Adam Bahna, John Salib, Mark Rinaldi, Andrew Sia, Dan Fenwick Third Row: Matt Morrison, Remo Tataglia, Paul DiPasquale, Craig Crofton, Chris Houghton, Jamey Peters, Erik Smith, John Epstein, Jason Konidaris, Chris Lagan, Hayward Smith, Mr. Pollard(Coach)

The KLHT Varsity Soccer team experienced a season to be proud of. Although their record of 4-10 suggests a rather unsatisfactory season, it is a great improvement from the preceding year’s record of 2-11. The overall skill level, along with the team unity was tremendously greater than that of last year.

The record of the Varsity Soccer team is very misleading. Only four games were won, yes, but few games were played in which the team was more than one goal behind. We had our first taste of real victory in years, and it created a hunger to win and top last year’s record. Dedication produced a new and improved Viking team and our success was reflected in the comments from the coaches of rival teams. League play-offs were actually in our sights.

Though the team itself thrived on its unity, there were a number of individual stars. All-League Honorable Mention goalie, Bob Simon, kept us in every game. The defensive force in Arty Smith was also a prime reason for the team's outstanding showing and was recognized with an All-League selection. Forward, Hadi Ali, also earned All-League honors. The individual talents by no means stopped here. Senior, Jason Konidaris, was well-deserving of All-League honors, and he proved this with determination and raw skill. Junior, Brian Stavrides, was also a player never quite satisfied with himself, but others noticed his exemplary contributions.

As we all know, individuals cannot win alone in a team sport. It is essential to have a team effort, and this year’s Viking Soccer team proved that when a team comes together and plays as a unit, amazing things may happen.

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The K.L.H.T. Volleyball Team had a very strong season. The team finished third in the league overall, with an impressive show in the tournament. The team lost in a close final against Masters.

The return of Coach Barbara Smith helped the team greatly. In addition to this a strong offense by Rachael Schwartz and a tight defense by Tracy Dowling, helped to keep us in every game.

The team was lucky to have alot of depth in its ranks such as Sandi Kahn, whos incredible serves gave us many aces, and Courtney Black who improved greatly over the season.

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KLHT placed 2nd in the tournament

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CROSS COUNTRY

Front Row: Jeff Blomberg, Jason Konidaris, Warren Greene, Paul DiPasquale, Mr. Burns(Coach) Second Row: Jon Morice, Joe Krummel, Bob Simon, Brian Stavrides

This past summer many of us were asking the question, “Will there be a cross country team this year?” The first day of preseason, this question still seemed to be on everyone’s mind.

Coach Bob Burns quickly began to form the disheveled team into an athletic machine. Runners from the previous year began to improve on their old times and the team began to look stronger.

Joe Krummel, the team captain, helped to bring the team togeth­ er. His times improved greatly and his attitude contributed to the team greatly.

The team was also aided by the soccer players: Jason Konidaris, Bob Simon, and Paul Dipasquale. These runners helped allow the team to be a competetive force in the league. Jason Konidaris quickly became a keystone of the team. His course time rivaled that of our last year’s captain, Matt Dorf.

With the combined effort of all the members of the cross country team, the Vikings were able to achieve a winning record and third place in the league.

CROSS COUNTRY

First Row: Natalia Vaughan, Alison Dusault, Lara Wagner, Maureen Stack, Denise Ryan, Vanessa Garnett, Brooke Kuffel Second Row: Jacqueline Striano, Jennifer Morice, Lora Phillips, Megan Doyle

This team was second only to Greenwich Acade­ my because the scores achieved by the eight graders could not be included in the KLHT Team's total score.

Lara Wagner was second in the All-League Championships, Lora Phillips, third; Brooke Kuf­ fel, fifth; and Alison Dusault, seventh.

Every member of the above achieved the honor of a medal position in the Blue Knight Invita­ tional.

Each athlete worked hard throughout the season and deserved the success that she achieved.

Congratulations on a wonderful season!

First Row: Beth Becker, Pauline Moller, Veronica Hanzel, Alyce Malikian. Second Row: Deena Schafer, Kate Comisky, Debra Bahna. Third Row: Lisa Policastro, Whitney Pagliaro, Mary Fox, Jessica Page.

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Cheerleading was very successful this year. The squad worked very hard to boost school spirit by supporting all ex­ tra-curricular activities on the field and off. Through the contributions of the school, we were able to display the col­ ors of KLHT on our new sweaters.

Hopefully this spirit will be carried on in the future years.

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The ’88-’89 Varsity Basketball Team is a special one because of the great familiarity and cameraderie between its nine members. Each of the players is an excellent athlete and active partici­ pant in other extracurricular activities. Though the season is a grind and the official victories were few , there were personal victories every day in the superior talent, cooperation, and spirit ex­ hibited by the girls. Captains Sarah Lucey and Tracy Dowling are now forging ahead to college, but wish the best of luck to Fiona, Kim, Lisa, Mary, Lauren, Lora, and Connie in the ’89-'90 season.

First Row: Adam Bahna Second Row: Paul DiPasquali, Peter Maarbjerg, Jeff Zeichner, Ahmed Fattouh, Phil Sissner, Robert Bunting, Third Row: Paul Salib, Marc Rinaldi, Chris Lagan, Warren Greene, Craig Koproski, Corey Feder, Mr. Main

V. WRESTLING

Jeff Zeichner - Captain

First Row: Chris Blanc, David Smith, Greg Katsaros, Michael Bellwin Second Row: Hayward Smith, Brian Epps, Craig Croften, Eric Smith Third Row: Mr. Pauli(Coach) & Reed Hitchcock

JV BASKETBALL

First Row: Jaquita Monroe, Sarah Walters, Lori Feinglas, Vrooke Kuffel, Carrie Murphy, Beth Kessler Second Row: Linda McNally(Coach) & Marjorie Miller Third Row: Tara Simon, Yasmeen Feinstein, Trisha Garcia

JV SOCCER

Front Row: Yasmeen Feinstein, Rob Bunting, Paul Salib, Cory Feder, Michael Pappalardo, Wyndam Lathem, Samantha Marx, Ibraham Youssef, Andrew Feuer Second Row: Mr. Harrington(Coach), Bill Krasnor, Matt Polen, Chris Blanc, Bernie Edwards, Rob Romano, Shekhar Thakur, Mike Bellwin, David Smith, Mr. Kodiac(Coach)

JV VOLLEYBALL

Front Row: Carol Davila, Lyn Buccieri, Courtney Black, Tori Filanosky Second Row: Brooke Feder, Pam Mason, Rachel Wendt, Libby Baker(Coach)

JV FIELD HOCKEY

First Row: Marie DiGiorgio, Alison Feinglas, Jennifer Warren, Jennifer Gardener, Erin Charlup Second Row: Miss DeVinne(Coach), Aryn Lieberman, Beth Kessler, Carrie Murphy, Lori Feinglas, Brooke Kuffel, Lisa Morganti

M.S. BASKETBALL

First Row: Victoria Bush, Joanna Kornfeld, Sara Charlup, Alex Scanlan, Karina Fausing Second Row: Jennifer Wolff Libby Baker(Coach), Lara Wagner, Liana Katsaros, Cassandra Patterson, Barbara Smith(Coach), Caroline Mclnerney

First Row: Javad Ghahary, Karim Memarian, Onur Topaclioglu, Scott Trupchak, Matt McKiernen, Carlo Vona, Jason Scanlan, David Shames, Paul Gerardi, Joe Williams, Steven Valassis Second Row: Brian Patterson, Justin Mingo, Alex Strohm, Phil Hoker, Todd Maye, Luke Harris, Brian Robinson, Sanjit DeSilva, Peter Glover, Frank Lagan, Paul Lenhart Third Row: Mr. Garfinkel(Coach) Absent: Mr. Greer(Coach)

M.S. SOCCER

First Row: Tim Hughes, Walter Krueger, Colin Kennedy, Todd Malizin, Alex Clarke, Mark Edwards, Adrien Mussie, Geoffrey Sanford Second Row: Mr. Casanova(Coach), Peter Bellwin, Brian McShane, Greg Vlamis, Graham Ruffels Adrien Blanc, Lalan Contractor, Jason Cole, Terry Jetter, Marcus Loyola

MS WRESTLING

First Row: Paul Lenhart, Alex Clarke, Darren Gortz, Charlie Boodman Second Row: Bryan Milo, John Buckley, Scott Trupchak, Nate Scopal, Mr. Doering(Coach)

M.S. HOCKEY

First Row: Tim Hughes, Adrian Massie, Bryan McShane, Todd Maye, Paul DeGaetano, Mike Sheridan, Arnont Meinemp Luke Harris Second Row: Mr. Pollard(Coach), Walter Krueger, Lalan Contractor, Jason Scanlan David Shames Chris Bill, Jon Colella, Alex Strohm â&#x20AC;&#x2122;

MIDDLE SCHOOL I: Front Row: Greg Vlamis, Phil Holzer, Adrien Blanc, Lance Tommaro, Ali Malavi, Graham Ruffels, Anthony Guevera, Jason Cole. Second Row: Carlo Vona, Paul Gerardi, Karim Memarian, Matt McKiernan, Evan Kvopp, Alex Weimer, Michael Edwards, Coach Greer

MIDDLE SCHOOL II: Front Row: Mark Edwards, Marcus Loyola, Brian Patterson, Sanji Desilva, Peter Glover, Colin Kennedy. Middle Row: Peter Ballard, Brian Robinson, Geoffrey Sandord, Daniel Shay. Back Row: Justin Mingo, Javad Ghahany, Steve Valassis, Mr. Garfinkel

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SENIOR FAVORITES CATEGORY

1ST PLACE

Baseball Team Mets Football Team ...............Giants Basketball Team Celtics Expression “I enjoy that” Movie ..............................“Top Gun” Color Red Academic Subject English & Art Beverage Beer Cafeteria Food Turkey & Smashies Fast Food . ^Burger King Gum ................... i.-' .

Big Red Place in KLHT LHT Senior Room Day of the Week Friday Hour of the Day 3:20PM Article of Clothing Underwear& Bras Ice Cream ..................... Heath Bar Crunch Musical Group Steve Miller Band Male Singer Bono

2ND PLACE

Yanks 49ers Bulls Dirty Dancing Blue & Black Wine Coolers Pizza Fruit Stripe Saturday Jackets Cookies & Cream Erasure Cat Stevens & Sting

SENIOR FAVORITES CATEGORY

1ST PLACE

2ND PLACE

Female Singer Car Shampoo Store

Madonna BMW Salon Selectives Uptown Variety

Holiday Place to Party Radio station Candy ...............

TV Show Cartoon Actor .................

Actress Toothpaste Song Soap Opera

Christmas Morad’s 92.3 K-Rock Blow Pops “The Wonder Years” Bugs Bunny Mel Gibson Demi Moore Colgate “Jungle Love” “Days of Our Lives”

Anita Baker Prelude Finesse Bloomingdale’s & Victoria’s Secret Spring Break Dave’s 92.7 WDRE Peanutbutter Cups “Cheers” Gem Tom Cruise

Comic Strip Pastime

Garfield Partying

Crest “General Hospital” & “Young & the Restless” The Far Side

SENIOR

SUPERLATIVES

Class Sweethearts lst-Beth + Dave 2nd-Jess + Hadi

Did the Most for KLHT Jess S. & Hadi

Did the Most for Senior Class Karyn & Jamey

Most School Spirit Lisa & Jamey

Shyest lst-Lynne & Julian 2nd-Robin & Matt

Most Outgoing Brooke & Jamey

Most Likely to Succeed Read & Tracy/ Brooke

Biggest Ego Tracy & Read

Most Athletic Read & Sophie

Most Friendly Brooke & Jamey

Nicest Eyes Chrissy & Matt

Best Dressed Laurie & Read

Class Flirts Sandi & Elias

Class Clown 1st-Jess P. & Kent 2nd-Lisa & Dan L.

Best Pals (Guys) lst-Hadi & Jamey dnd-Bob & Jason

Most Changed Since Freshman Year Sandi & J e ff B. 2nd-Laurie & Maria

Most Wanted as a Sister or Brother Pauline & Doug

Class Heartbreakers Pili & John

Most Talkative Amanda & Dan L.

Best Looking Beth & Matt

First to Own a Brewery Chrissy & Dan L.

First to Steal a Million Sharon & Rob

First to Make a Million Tracy & Read

Best Pais (Guy & Girl) lst-Jeff Z. & Brooke 2nd-Hadi & Lisa

Most Violent lst-Jeff Z. & Elsa 2nd-Dave & Tracy

Dream your dream and do your best, Never doubt and never rest, Until that dream is yours.

I f you want to sing out, sing out And if you want to be free, be free

Because thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a million things to be You know th at there are

I f you want to live high, live high And if you want to live low, live low

Because thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a million ways to go You know th at there are

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Once upon a time, the yearbook was centered around the Senior themes and colors. .4s a result of the KLHT merger, the yearbook staff had to base its theme on both of the schools rather than LHT alone. In a new tradition, however, this "DPS” (year­ book lingo for double page spread) to the girls and Seniors of Low-Hey wood Thomas.

The theme this year is: Dream your dream and do your best Never doubt and never rest Until that dream is yours . . .

The senior uniform colors are: peach, grey, and black The class motto is: To be rather than to seem.

The class song is: “If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out” by Cat Stevens The class mascot is: Snuffalupagus We would especially like to thank Mme Wagner for helping us to produce such a fabulous Junior Party in February 1988. Lastly, sincere gratitude to all of our other Upper School Advisors.

Love, The LHT Class of ’89

Special People P atient A miable T errific

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M arvelous A lways there R eady to help Y ouâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re irreplacable We appreciate everything you have done, especially the extra help and care you have shown for us this year, (especially the yearbook staff!)

K ind A ffectionate R efreshing I Ruminate N egotiable W ell thought of A dmirable G reat N ice E ntertaining R ealistic We would never have been seniors if we could not have spent our junior year with you. Thanks for the unconditional support!

S upportive I nteresting A nd encouraging

B elligerent 0 ver bearing B ig B ostonian E xcercise N ice J ocose A merican M ilitant 1 nformative N icer

Your personality and caring manner has made math a lot easier for many of us. Your sense of humor helped us through the hard times.

Thanks!

Thanx; fore broadining hour under standing, and nowlegde of gramer!?

B rilliant 0 ptimistic B ig hearted

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You have always accepted us for who we are. We will always remember you for treating us as equals and giving us a positive outlook on the future.

We thank you, stay kool.

V E C H T E N

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Next time you happen to see Kennedy, give him our regards.

in our lives .

D emanding A uthoritive N ostalgic H umorous U pper hand D edicated S tylish 0 bjective N on-Republican You are an unforgettable man, whose humorous insights and stylish manner will be remembered by us always!

C A T H Y

aring lert ender ardworking ourself

M odest I nterested S upportive H elpful K ind I nvolved N oble

G ood hearted R eal A ttentive C onsiderate E ntertaining R espectful A mazing B onita A ttentive S incere S ympathetic A dios se amamos

You really are the Good Fairy! We love you and will miss you.

Thanks for expanding your motherhood to the rest of the senior class.

Adios Graciella!

P atient E nergetic T olerant I nquisitive E ssential

H E L E N

C aim H ard working R ealistic I nstructive S upportive

No matter how late we were, you never gave up hope, thus we never stopped hoping for ourselves! We will never forget you.

K nowledgeable W orldly E bvlient S pecial K nack I maginative N eutral

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Thanks for showing us both sides of the world!You have really inspired us.

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We put you through hell, but you made it. THANK YOU! You will never know how much we really do appreciate you. Good luck in the future!

The community of KLHT has touched us each in a special way, but we would especially like to recognize these ten. Each and every one of you will always hold a special place in our hearts.

L A ST v t o T i The Class of ’89 leaves to . . .

Miss Baker, her own apartment.

Mrs. Baker, all the recipes in the world.

Mme Barbarite, muzzles for Sharon and Jason.

Mrs. Barder, a book of stories.

Mrs. Bloom, the largest enrolled student body.

Bob and Eric, our class proclaiming, “Soccer is the R ea l M a n ’s sport,” Mr. Burns, his historical nemesis, Julian Judge.

Mrs. Buzanowski, memories of the best 6th grade class ever!

Mrs. Carlin, a $400 library fine.

Mr. Casanova, a book of diction.

Mrs. Cesare, a shuttle bus to get to and from the King and LHT campuses.

Mr. Cook, an alarm clock with hands (not a digital one).

Mrs. Cook, the party from Ken Kesey’s One F le w O ver th e C u ckoo’s N est.

Mr. Cutts, the starring role in The Ice Capades.

Mrs. DellAngelo, a Cum Laude Latin scholar.

Mr. DePree, a class of students younger than himself.

Miss DeVinne, a bottle of tranquilizers.

Mr. Doering, the bill for all those skiing trips.

Mr. Egan, an all-expense paid trip on Alvin 3 to the bottom of Maryana’s Trench.

Mrs. Fries, a lunch detention.

Mrs. Grant, The G uide to College Counseling.

Mr. Greer, an order for a Whopper with cheese, fries, and a Coke.

Mrs, Harbolt, a Ghostbuster (to kill the ghost in the storage room).

Mr. Harrington, his papers for divorce and a bill for a cavity filling.

Mrs. Hoffman, a new, revised edition of The Saxon A lg e b ra Book.

Mrs. Holland, an indoor running track to enhance her indoor activities.

Mr. Hudson, trouble with the law and answering to Sergeant David P. Masotti.

Mr. Hughes, a pair of socks.

Mrs. Kicelian, continued flirtation with her 9th grade Spanish class.

Mr. Kodiak, the position as headmaster of the school after turning it into a musical altruism.

TfSTANENT

Mrs. Kweskin, a decent Canadian tour guide.

Mr. Main, a van so that he can take his ego with him wherever he goes.

Mrs. Marrow, a gift certificate for Ann Taylor.

Mrs. Mishkin, a wand.

Neil, a student who calls him Mr. Garfinkel.

Mrs. Nichols, a prosperous student council.

Mrs. Ostrow, a box office hit.

Mrs. Payne, a wafting (pronounced w o w ftin g ) machine.

Petie, a time clock.

Mrs. Podlach, a broom.

Mr. Pollard, marriage to Mrs. Smith and adoption of Hayward.

Mr. Pusack, the code to start a computer virus.

Mrs. Pusack, stilts to reach Mr. Pusack.

Sra. Rabassa, the ability to out-bench press Mr. Pauli and Mr. Benjamin.

Mr. Ryan, resting in peace.

Mrs. Sia, a lifetime supply of dustless chalk.

Mrs. Smith, the Olympic Volleyball Team.

Mr. Van Vechten, the age of fifty-three with his rapier wit dulled.

Mrs. Wade, the eternal search for Matt Daenzer and an American accent.

Mme Wagner, a roll of tin foil.

Mrs. Waters, a box of dirty tissues.

Mr. Wilmott, the Rug Rats he rules.

And to KLHT) we leave Over the years, the faculty has seen us develop and With maturity came closer relationships with the tea; This maturity has allowed us to be closer and to ha mate friendships with many of them. We feel t friendship is manifested in our ability to roast the this, our Last Will and Testament. â&#x20AC;&#x153;Thanks for the Memoriesâ&#x20AC;?

With the merger this year, the seniors were forced to choose a new name for the yearbook. This was a great responsibility, for the name th at we chose would be the name future classes would use. The name of Kaleidoscope was chosen for its connotation, an object which shows changing faces and a multiple of backgrounds. This idea is the driving force of King & Low-Heywood Thomas.

The Seniors would like to express our gratitude to all of those who gave the yearbook support this year. We realize th at many people were inundated with donation requests and th at prices have gone up for yearbook advertisements.

Despite these set-backs, patrons continued to give their support through ads, bake sales, and sales of grapefruit. We were forced to raise more money than ever before as a result of decreased funding from the school. We met this challenge and because of the generousity of those people, we were able to overcome this obstacle. Thank-you for your support. ) Iâ&#x2013;

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TO ROBIN - YOU’RE A JOY AND YOU BRIGHTEN OUR HEARTS WITH LOVE.

ALL OUR LOVE, MOM, DAD AND JIM

To Sharon, who taught us the joy of parenthood, Congratulations and Best Wishes to you and The Class of 1989.

Love, Mom and Dad

TO OUR BIG SISTERS, YOU WERE THE BEST BIG SISTERS, WEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;RE GOING TO MISS YOU SO MUCH! GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR AND COME BACK AND VISIT US WHENEVER YOU CAN! LOVE, YOUR LITTLE SISTERS, CLASS OF 1991

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TRACY— YOU ARE A SHINING EXAMPLE OF WHAT A DAUGHTER SHOULD BELOVE A N D LAUGHTER, B EA U TIFU L A N D GOOD, H O N EST A N D PRINCIPLED, DETERMINED AND INDEPENDENT, SENSITIVE AND INTELLI­ GENT, YOU A R E A SH INING E X A M P L E OF W H A T A L L P A R E N T S W ISH THEIR DAUGHTER TO BE AND WE ARE SO VERY PROUD OF YOU.

TRACY, LEAN AGAINST A TREE AND DREAM YOUR WORLD OF DREAMS. WORK HARD AT WHAT YOU LIKE TO DO AND TRY TO OVERCOME ALL OBSTACLES. LAUGH A T YOUR MISTAKES AND PRAISE YOURSELF FOR LEARNING FROM THEM. PICK SOME FLOWERS AND APPRECIATE THE BEAUTY OF NATURE. SAY HELLO TO STRANGERS AND ENJOY THE PEOPLE YOU KNOW. DON'T BE AFRAID TO SHOW YOUR EMOTIONS LAUGHING AND CRYING MAKE YOU FEEL BETTER. LOVE YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY WITH YOUR ENTIRE BEING. THEY ARE THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF YOUR LIFE. FEEL THE CALMNESS ON A QUIET SUMMER DAY AND PLAN WHAT YOU WANT TO ACCOMPLISH IN LIFE. FIND A RAINBOW AND LIVE YOUR WORLD OF DREAMS. ALWAYS HAVE DREAMS! ALWAYS TRY TO MAKE THEM A REALITY! LOVE YOU, MOM AND DAD

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AND THANKS TO KLHT 1979 1989.

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And when you fly away I'll be hoping th at I served you well, For all the wisdom of a lifetime No one can ever tell But whatever road you choose, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m right behind you win or lose .. .

Forever young, forever young.

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With all our love, Mom, Dad, Scott, Chris and Stephanie

LAURIE. IT SEEMS LIKE ONLY YESTERDAY YOU WERE A LITTLE GIRL, A N D IN A L M O S T A BLINK OF THE EYE YOU HAVE G R O W N INTO A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG WOMAN EMBARKING ON LIFE'S JOURNEY. Y O U H A V E G I V E N US G R E A T JOY A N D M A D E US V E R Y P R O U D ' YOU ARE A LIGHT L I V E S . V, E TO Y E Y 0 U J

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To Jess S. & Lisa P. “Whenever I see your smil­ ing face, I have to smile myself because I love you” I’ll miss you next year Love always, Connie

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Continue to brighten the days of others, as you do ours, with your liveliness and great sense of humor.

We love you very much!

Mommy, Ta Ta, Christopher, Mommy Lorie

We wish you one moment in time when you will be all th at you w ant to be. We love you.

For all the good times weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve had together. We love you. Good luck.

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What a year! This has definitely been a difficult yearbook to produce.

Merging two totally different yearbooks with totally different traditions is much harder then it looks! The Kaleidoscope staff has gone to great lengths to get this book out on time, even pulling an all-nighter for the last deadline. We must give a very special thanks to Mrs. Feder for her support and sacrifice during our all-nighter, which would not have been possible without her. We thank you, Mrs. Feder, from the bottom of our hearts. Also if it wasn't for Mr.Pusack, who got us started and put up with our constant problems, we would have had a hard time getting the yearbook off the ground.

Then there’s Mr. DePree. What can we say about a man who has put up with ten screaming teenagers, endless complaints, missed deadlines, wrong layouts, misspelled copy, absent editors, missing photos and kids who won't accept his censorships? Except THANK YOU. Thank you ,Mr. Depree, for your TIME, PATIENCE, and SUPPORT, but most of all for your HUMOR during those long afternoons of work. It's a tough job but someone has to do it, and you have certainly done it well!

The collage on these two pages represent our thoughts, fears, concep­ tions and satisfactions during the trying period of creating the yearbook.

We hope this yearbook represents the true nature of the 1988-1989 school year. Good luck to all the staffs to come!

Sincerely, The 1988-1989 Yearbook Staff

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