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Mr. Paul Beresford-Hill Headmaster

The Class of 1997 of King & Low-Heywood Thomas School has distinguished itself in ways which mark its members as scholars, athletes, and concerned citizens. You have provided me with broad and diverse images of the school I have been called to serve, and your insights and perspectives will remain with me, as they will with the entire faculty.

Even though I have only known you for one year, I hope that you will build upon the ties and friendships which you have formed here over many years. The college experience will be an exciting and challenging one for all of you. You will find, however, that the base of your education, provided by KLHT, will be your most enduring foundation, something you will build upon as you discover more about yourselves and embark on making life and career choices. Homecoming in five, ten, twenty or more years will be just that—a return to a family which has nurtured and cared for you. Treasure your teachers and those others who have made it so, be true to the values and principles which they have shared with you, and occasionally reflect not only on the lessons learned, but on those things you did not accomplish. Because when I look back on my own high school experience I still hear the echoes of advice and admonition from my own teachers and friends and realize just how insightful and valuable those voices were—and how, after the passage of so many years, they can still teach me something.

On behalf of the entire school community I wish you all great success in the years ahead.

Patd Beresford-Hill

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Mr. A1 Orio has done wonders for this school.

He has taught the students that hard work and com­ mitment are what bring people success and happi­ ness in the world. Besides being Dean of Students, Mr. Orio has been an extremely successful coach and head

of the athletics program. Cer­ tainly the success of the foot­ ball team this year could not have occurred without the guidance and leadership of Coach Orio. It is for these rea­ sons that, on behalf of the Class of 1997, the Yearbook is dedicated to Mr. A1 Orio.

STUDENT EVENTS V a r ie d activities offer students numerous opportunities in school. Our three student publications, The Chronicle, Indelible Ink, and Kaleidoscope, keep everyone busy and working hard. Community service clubs such as LDP and SADD allow students to give back to their communities and to help those less fortunate than themselves. The Fishing Club, the Lax Club, and the Outdoors Club give students a chance to enjoy themselves and have fun. Student Council, always active, gave the students a voice and represented their ideas and thoughts. Learning about our school's admissions policies, the Key Club provided student guides for Open Houses and for visiting students. The Art Club and the Drama Club give students a chance to express their artistic abilities. The United Cultures Club celebrates the diversity in our school.

Above: Susanna Coates, Kim Lake, Alex Villacis, and Lauren Frenkel.

Right: A middle schooler dressed up.

Left: There's Dave Hamm.

CLASS TRIPS Rain and Other Stuff T h e ninth grade went to Camp Hillcroft in Billings, NY. During the three-day stay, they were divided into groups and participated in various activities that involved cooperation and teamwork. Despite the rain, the effort was made to maintain high spirits and accomplish many goals.

The tenth grade class went to Mystic Seaport. The trip to Mystic was not only a good bonding experience, but also educational. They had a chance to visit many interesting places, including a historical whaling ship called the Charles W. Morgan. They learned a great deal about the surrounding town and its history The eleventh grade did not quite know what to expect when they arrived at the Episcopal Retreat Center in Ivorytown, Ct. What they got was three days of bonding in the adverse elements of bad weather and crammed restrooms.

The entire trip was geared toward encouraging the concept of team work and togetherness.

Despite the choice of travel agency and its failure to provide adequately, there were many positive aspects to the senior trip to Pennsylvania. They saw the Liberty Bell, the U.S Mint, Amish country, and a great deal of rain. They had a chance to visit one of the largest malls in the nation. Next they spent their last day roaming around South Street (Philadelphia's version of Greenwich Village).

Right: Maude Murphy.

B ig W h e e l Big Wheel was a man who helped to make the senior trip everything that it was. He was a big man with a big heart who loved his barbecued ribs. The seniors will neverforget his famous quote, ‘The roads are too slippery. Sit down! I can’t control the bus.”

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HOMECOMING Viking Spirit Alive And Well I l a n d s clap p ed , feet stom p ed , and hom ecom ing sp irit w as in the air. Everyon e left the pep rally excited for H om ecom ing. The next day the sun w as sh in in g and the air w as cool, p erfect w eather for the d ay 's events!

The boys soccer team started off the day by fig h t­ ing for a hard -w on victory. The JV boys soccer team played w ell and fou g ht hard. U n fortu n ately, in the end, they cam e up short. The vo lley b all team played an e xcellen t m atch. The V ikings vied for v ictory , but u n fo rtu n ately , fell short.

The day continu ed w ith V arsity girls soccer p lay ­ ing th eir hard est. A lthough they did not w in, they seem ed to com e out on top. JV girls soccer played hard and w ere w ell d eservin g of the w in. N ext cam e cro ss­ cou ntry w ho out ran GFA but, u n fo rtu n ately , cam e in a close second to Bru nsw ick.

By playing hard and w orking together, field hockey triu m phed over G FA. As a p erfect fin ish to an excitin g day, fo o tb all had an ou tstan d in g victory over South K ent. A ll our ath letes played th eir h ard est and m ade everyone w ho atten d ed H om ecom ing proud to be part of KLH T.

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This year, senior Jen Klein was the Viking at the annual Pep Rally.

She was enthusiastic and entertain­ ing. “I love making a fool of myself,” said Jen Klein, “especially when I have fun.”

FIRST THIRTIES...

Celebration of History!!!

On November 15,1996, the entire population of King & Low-Heywood Thomas took part in the First Thirties cel­ ebration. Today was the day where people could dress up as famous figures of the first thirty years of the twentieth century. There were political figures, athletes, "flappers," comedians, film stars, aviators, gangsters, and others who performed that day. Some people gave speeches that were characteristic of their personae; others performed humorous skits. The day was filled with laughs, and appreciation for the past that most of us did not live in. It was an opportunity for students to have fun, and also learn about their country.

The Music Theatre class sang songs including "Sister Suf­ fragette", "Anything G oes", and "Varsity Drag" to name a few. The whole group sang with enthusiasm. Mr. Wilcoxen, Mr.Morosoff, and Mr.Lynch put on a poetic gangster spoof.

Administration, faculty, students and parents all worked together for the occasion. It was a way for the students to realize their fundamental right of learning history. The skill of the performers showed very well that history was alive and well at KLHT.

Right: The Suffrage Movement.

Above: Leigh Gallagher and Kate Donahue.

Above: Teachers and administrators practicing for the show.

M R S . -L a B O M ^ T a This is Mrs. Libonati, the en­ ergetic pioneer of the Per­ forming Arts department. She has tremendous vigor that is evident every time she tries to plan a big show like the First Thirties.

Below: A dancing duo.

Debate First Rou’(L-R): Chirag Sadana, J.P. Christophe, Jean Bauer.

Second Row(L-R): Lizzie Nichols, Sarah Korval, Dan C ooper, C hris Horan, Veronika Frenkel.

Model U. N. First RjOw(L-R): Megan Koster, Jennie M etzler, Kelly Roth, Jean Bauer.

Second Row(L-R): John Legrand, Alex Villacis, Dan Cooper, D. Beppu.

Third RowCL-R): Devin Wallce, Liz Egan, Nadine Skibbe, Scott Van Dusen.

S.A.D.D. First Row(L-R): Kim Lake, Leigh Gallagher, Dinushka De Silva, Melissa Ginsburg.

Second Row(L-R): Kate Larsen, Alyssa Fisher.

Third Rozv(L-R): John Legrand, Jennie Metzler, Ryan Hughes, Alex Villacis.

Fourth Row(L-R): Josh Jacobson, Sam Seiler, Dave Supple, Brian Ford, Scott Van Dusen.

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First Row(L-R): Dinushka DeSilva, Rob Casselman, Graham Burt, Kim Lake, Leigh G allagher, Mr. Lynch.

Second Roie(L-R): Alyssa Baker, Alyssa Fischer, Kate Gardner, Nick Montgom­ ery, C ourtney Shea, Susanna Coates.

Amnesty International First Row (L-R): Chirag Sadana, Soulafreda V alassis, D inushka Dedilva, Jenn Metzler.

Second Row (L-R): Michele Guevara, Jen Zala, Micaela Dorf, Mark Henderson, Alex Vilaciss, Estus Taylor.

Third Row (L-R): Brandi Lawrence, Ed Kurtx, Jenn Dennis, Brian Ford, Aaron Snyder.

Fourth Row (L-R): Garret Kruger, Ehson Shafie, Sam Seiler, Dave Supple.

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Lamda Delta Pi First Row(L-R): Anita Khar, Tom Sandak, David Trencher.

Second Row(L-R): Mrs. Payne, Alissa Baker, Takeeya Person, Rita Trivedi, Ranju Sarkar, Evonne Jones, Josh Klein.

Third Roiv(L-R): Sinan Biro, Maude Murphy, Dan Mastrogiovanni, Matt Wexler.

Fourth Row(L-R): Frank Lionetti, Matt Naidorf.

Fishing First Row (L-R): Ryan Hughes, Adam Trott, Kate Donahue, Sam Seiler, Alex Vilaciss, Devin Wallace.

Second Row (L-R): Jen Zala, Colin Cohane, Mark Henderson, Aaron Snyder, Estus Taylor.

Third Row (IL-R): Garret Kruger, Micaela Dorf, Jenn Dennis.

Fourth Roiv (L-R): Philip Schwartz, Ehson Shafie, Ed Kurtz, Peter Karayiannis, Brian Ford.

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FirstRoio(L-R): Lizzie Nichols, Megan Koster, Rita Trivedi, Jean Bauer, Dana Johnson.

Second Row (L-R): Melissa Ginsburg, Lauren Finn, Christina Moller , Heather Walsh, Kim Lake, Takeeya Person, Jen Roselle.

Third Roio (L-R): Katie Gardner, Chris Byrnes, Josh Klein, Sam Seiler, Brian Ford.

Fourth Row (L-R): Sara Korval, Maude Murphy, Mark Henderson, Soulafreda Valassis.

Fifth Row (L-R): D. Beppu, Garrett Kruger, Micaela Dorf, Jenn Dennis, Stephanie Taber, Alex Villacis.

Sixth Row (L-R): Ehson Shafie, Ed Kurtz, Aaron Snyder, Rachel Dorf.

Chronicle First Row(L-R): Josh Klein, Dave Sandak, Ranju Sarkar, Neil Ayaz, D. Beppu.

Second Row(L-R): Bill Jones, Adam Platzner, Ted Nigro, Devin Wallace, Sean White, Mr. Hudson.

Political Union First row(L-R): Mark Henderson, Jenn Zala, Soulafreda Valassis, D. Beppu.

Second Row(L-R): Dan Cooper, Sean White, Bill Jones, Adam Platzner, Sam Seiler, Dave Pina, Ted Nigro.

Third Row(L-R): David Nourse, Aaron Snyder, Joe Collins, Ed Kurtz, Pete Karayiannis. hlot Present: Ranju Sarkar.

Art Club First Roiv(L-R): Bill Jones, Jenn Zala, Megan Koster, Lizzie Nichols, David Hurwich, Thomas McGov­ ern.

Environmental FirstR ow (L-R ): Chirag Sadana, Dinushka DeSilva, Jean Bauer.

Second Row (L-R): Jenn Zala, Ali Siegel, Chris Horan, David Hurwich, Thomas McGovern.

Key Club First Row (L-R ): Tom Sandak, Megan Koster, Kate Barker, Jill Wofsey.

Second Rozv(L-R): Kate Gardner, Lizzie Nichols, R achel Dorf, H eather Walsh, Katherine Redniss, Jen n ie M etzler, Chris Horan.

Third Row (L-R ): Dana Johnson, Maude Murphy, Mark Henderson, Ed Kurtz, Alyssa Fischer, David T rencher.

Fourth Row (L-R): Yves Amboise, Frank Lionetti, Chris Byrnes, Alex Villacis, Ryan H ughes, Whit Breeden, Estus T aylor, Nick Karayiannis,Pete Karayiannis.

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Indelible Ink First Roiv(L-R): Melissa Ginsburg, Alex Villacis, Kim Lake, Leigh Gallagher, Jen Dennis.

Second Row(L-R): Jen Klein, Josh Klein, Sam Seiler, Ah Siegel, Jesse Freedman, Kate Barker.

Third Row(L-R): Jeanne Hoff, Jessica Mead, Liz Egan, Josh Jacobson, John Legrand, Sarah Korval.

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Film First Rozv(L-R): Jean Bauer, Chris Horan, Dave Hurwich, Thomas McGovern.

Student Council FirstRpw(L-R): J.B. Roselle, Chris Byrnes, Tom Sandak, EstusTaylor,J.P. Christophe, Kate Barker, D. Beppu.

Second Roiv (L-R): Adam Parker, Brandi Hunter, MichelleGuevara, Soulafreda Valassis, Ryan Hughes.

Third Row (L-R): Colin Thom, Maude Murphy, Brian Ford, Ed Kurtz, Peter Karayiannis,Nick Karayiannis, Scott Van Dusen.

Not Present: Ranju Sarkar.

Right: Lunchtime with Indelible Ink. Below: A happy student?

PERFORMING ARTS In the theater below the cafeteria, the per足 forming arts of King and Low-Heywood Tho足 mas school take place. This year, we had a First Thirty Celebration, with students and faculty dressed as figures from the first thirty years of the twentieth century. Students were treated to skits, speeches, and dances. After the celebration, the school watched a riveting performance of Ah Wilderness! put on by stu足 dents from the Upper School. The celebration was able to bring together students from all divisions, united in their appreciation of the arts. This winter, the musical Guys and Dolls will be performed. Everyone is looking for足 ward to the musical and Mrs. Libonati's great directing.

FALL SHOW Ah Wilderness!: A Triumph The fall production for 1996 was Eugene O' Neill's com­ edy, Ah Wilderness! As always, the arts department put together another success. To tie in to the theme of the First Thirties celebration that took place on the day of the perfor­ mance, the arts department chose a relevant play that en­ abled the students to exercise their natural talents. Many student volunteers wanted to be involved, from set painting to tech, from sound to lights. Other students auditioned for the actual roles. Then, as always, the cast and crew went to work, putting in hour after hour of sometimes exhausting rehearsal time.

Although the people had only months to rehearse, they were expected to put on a three-act play that involved com­ plex dialogue. Fortunately, the performers and the backstage crew were ready on the day of the performance, when the whole school was invited to the premiere of KH FT's Ah Wilderness!

Eater that night, an encore performance was held, espe­ cially for parents who eagerly wanted to see their children perform on or off stage.

Fortunately, the entire production proved to be an enor­ mous success. It's wonderful to have such depth in our student body.

Left: Nick and Ed display their talents.

cor>y This is Cody, Mrs. Forster’s loveable pooch. No one will ever forget the dog that represents our school. Perfect!

Below: Colin Cohane looks at a spoon.

Above: Megan and Nick share an intimate moment.

Left: Nick Montgomery.

WINTERSHOW Mellifluous Melodies The Holiday Show was the most successful show this school has seen in a long time. There was a lot of participation on the students' part, and there are a lot of memories. For example, the Upper School chorus performed its rendition of The Hallelujah C horus"and"G loria." Besides singing, Janette Ponticello played a lovely piece on the piano which was acted out in a scene by the Music Theater Workshop.

This setting of a homeless person in a city really made the students of KLHT realize how lucky they are to have families and warmth through the holiday season.

In addition to this, the three music teachers performed (as the "three sopranos") their own version of a holiday song.

In honor of the annual school tradition, "The Twelve Days of Christm as" was presented by both the performers and the audience. The night would not have been complete without the yearly visit from Santa Claus equipped with plenty of candy canes.

In all, the celebration was a complete success. Everyone had a great time.

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The Upper School chorus.

This is Adam Platzner, class of 1997. Adam is in perfect poise as he delivers his annual message of peace and goodwill to the audi­ ence of the Holiday Show. Hoo­ ray for Platzner.

Below: Music Theater Workshop.

Right: Sing, Middle Schoolers, sing!

Below: Smile, Middle Schoolers, smile!

Above: All prepared for the Holiday Show.

Right: Tod Breeden sings a terrific solo!

Left: A lower school student gets ready for the Holiday Show.

Below: A smiling crowd.

Right: John Legrand at the ladder.

Below: Adam Parker working on the sound board.

Above: Mrs. Forster talking to the stage crew.

Right: Matt Naidorf painting sets.

SPORTS CORNER K in g and Low-Heywood Thomas School's sports program has met nothing but success this year. It is wonderful to be a part of the school at a time when teams are qualifying for important tournaments and showing the rest of the league that they are tough teams.

The enormous success of the sports program has generated so much excitement and enthu­ siasm from the KLHT fans. Certainly, we are a school that has school spirit in abundance.

Bravo to the athletes.

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FOOTBALL What will y o u rem em b er m ost about this s e a s o n ?

"I will remember the hard work, dedication, and fun I have had with the team for twelve weeks."

-Jo e Collins

Right: The team leaves the field as cham­ pions.

Far Right: Jon Hoffman leads the of­ fense to victory.

Above: Jesse Simms prepares the game.

VARSITY FOOTBALL First Row: Rory Donahue, Jesse Simms, Lou Calabrese, Salman Rahim, Aaron Snyder, Peter Karayiannis, Joe Collins, Billy-Dee Greenwood, Estus Taylor, William Clarkson, Adam Platzner, Colin Thom. Second Row: Chris Haynes, Josh Klein, Stew Oakes, Jon Hoffman, Ehson Shafie, Garrett Kruger, Rob Casselman, Sinan Biro, Graham Burt. Third Row: Devere Jones, Sam Seiler, Brian Ford, David Supple, Yves Amboise, Nick Karayiannis, John Legrand, Bill Jones. Fourth Row: Ben Collins, Richard Berberian, Ben Weigand, Jon Boisfeuillet, David Nourse, David Lourie, Whit Breeden, Adam lametta. Fifth Row: Michael Smith, Matt Naidorf, Tony Scaffidi, Nat Mundy, Chris Klein, David Trencher, Chris Byrnes, John Grant, Adam Parker.

"This year, we have worked very hard, and our hard work shows in the record. The coaching staff has fully prepared us."

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Below: Colin Thom gets stopped short of the endzone.

"We a re a family, and thisyearw e all have the sam e dream and goal in mind- to win the last one."

Above: Billy-Dee Greenwood runs for daylight.

-R ory D o n a h u e

FIELD HOCKEY How have y o u as a team im proved this s ea so n ?

"This season we all came together to accomplish more goals than we have ever ac­ complished before. This was by far the best season we ever had."

Kate D onahue Right: The team prepares a strategy for victory.

Far Right: Laura heads for the goal.

Above: Micaela congratulates her team­ mates.

VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY First Row(L-R): Nicole Roselle, Dinushka DeSilva, Rita Trivedi, Micaela Dorf, Jean Bauer, Jill Wofsey, Dana Sclafani, Ranju Sarkar. Second Row(LR): Coach Haft, Sian James, Evonne Jones, Alissa Baker, Kate Barker, Lizzie Nichols, Stephanie Taber, Takeeya Person, Tarsha Drakeford, Jenn Dennis, Laura Kropp, Kate Donahue, Sarah Korval, Coach Silvia.

"This year we have a team mixed with mostly seniors and freshman, except two sopho­ m ores and a junior. We are a really talented, hard working group, and we bust ours to kick yours."

-M icaela D o rf

Belozv: Lizzie stays focused.

"This year, we started off as individuals, but over the past couple of weeks we have bcom e a united team with one goal-To Win!"

Above: Kate advances up field.

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BOYS' SOCCER In y o u r opinion, what was the m ost exciting m om ent o f y o u r sea so n ?

"I rem em ber the time we played against Williams. We were tied until the end until we were able to score a goal."

-nick M ontgom ery

R ight: The soccer team prepares for success.

F a r R ight: Dave Hamm goes for the goal.

A bove: Ben Baker gets ready for a game.

VARSITY BOYS' SOCCER First Row(L-R): Nick Montgomery, Dan Cooper, Reed Knox, Tyler McGuire, David Sandak, Jordan Cohen, Ryan Supple. Second Row(L-R): Coach Nagle, David Pina, Dan Mastrogiovanni, Victor Sanchez, David Edwards, David Hamm, Phil Schwartz, Ben Baker, Matt Wexler, Coach Whittaker.

"We had a really great season. The Hew England's were a great experience for all of us. 1 hope that next year's team will continue our winning tradition."

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GIRLS' SOCCER What was the fu n n iest thing that h a p p en ed this y ea r?

"The funniest thing that hap­ pened this season was in the first scrimmage when Arielle tripped over her own foot and fell on her face."

-Courtney S h ea Right: Michelle Guevara heads the ball.

Far Right: Maude Murphy defends.

Above: Heather Walsh on the field.

VARSITY G IRLS' SOCCER First Row(L-R): Brandi Hunter, Brandi Lawrence, Michelle Guevara, Alyssa Fischer, Jamie Regnemer, Rebecca Page, Courtney Shea. Second Row(L-R): Megan Roster, Kate Larsen, Jessica Mead, Lexi Gallin, Kim Lake, Arielle Schwartz, Tobey Wallace. Third Row(L-R): Coach Gurry, Rachael Sedgwick, Kate Larsen, Katherine Lewis, Jen Zala, Heather Walsh, Maude Murphy, Anita Khar, Katherine Redniss, Coach Roth.

"This year, our so ccer team improved 100% .

We played like a team and it showed. It was great for me to be a m em ber of such a hard­ working and diligent team. And the great thing is that we have room to grow."

-M ichelle G u ev a ra

Below: Rebecca Page heads up field.

"Our team has unified into a cohesive unit.

Through hard work, determination, and abil­ ity, we've reached su ccess."

_____________ Above: Courtney Shea breaks loose.

-A lyssa F is c h e r

CROSS COUNTRY What's y o u r motivation fo r ru n n in g cro ss country?

"It allows me to exp eri­ e n c e n atu re first hand.

We have no pads and no equipm ent, so our abili­ tie s can truly be s e e n by a ll."

-Devin Wallace Right: Lauren Frenkel and Lauren Finn keep pace.

Far Right: The team heads home after a successful meet.

Above: Veronica keeps pace.

VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY First Row(L-R): Coach Wilcoxen, Lauren Finn, David Sohn, D. Beppu, Lauren Frenkel, Chris Hill, Nadine Skibbe, Coach Lynch. Second Row(L-R): Thomas McGovern, Dan Weisbard, Veronika Frenkel, Sean White, Chris Horan, Devin Wallace.

"This season was hard but fun. The whole team worked very hard."

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Below: Devin shows determination.

"Our team is young. W e've got som e excel­ lent runners who devote a lot to the team.

Everyone's working hard, and that's impor­ tant. Although it was a tough season , we were able to win som e important m eets.

There still is room for improvement, and 1 know that the su ccess will continue next year."

Above: Dan and Sean work during the final stages.

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VOLLEYBALL What was th e b ig g e s t vic­ tory the team had?

"I think our biggest victory was playing as well as we did against som e really good teams. We worked together like a team should, and I'll miss the team next year."

-Melissa G insburg Right: The teammates get ready.

Far Right: Sarah Oster and Dana Johnson talk it up for the team.

Above: Soulafreda about to serve.

VARSITY VOLLEYBALL First Row(L-R): Kelly Roth, Alyssa Brissett, Soulafreda Valassis, Allison Siegal. Second Row(L-R): Melissa Ginsburg, Jen Klein, Jen Metzler, Rachel Dorf, Coach Poulton.

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"We didn't win a lot of games, but the one we did win against Holy Cross kept them from making the playoffs. We had a great year together as a team and 1 will miss everyone next year."

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Below: Members demonstrate the team ritual.

"Although it wasn't the most victorious sea ­ son, I had a great time. And I know that everyone else had fun on the team. We had som e close gam es. I hope that the team continues the enorm ous su ccess and dedi­ cation that it had this year. Good Luck next year."

J. V. VOLLEYBALL First Row(L-R): Coach Fiarman, Sarah Oster, Alissa Arakelian., Christine Moller. Second Row(L-R): Liz Egan, Jeanne Hoff, Dana Johnson.

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CHEERLEADING W hat's y o u r f a v o r i t e ch eer?

"The 'psyched' ch eer be足 cause something good al足 ways happens to our team when we do it."

-Ja n ette Ponticello

R ight: Cheering the Vikings to vic足 tory.

F a r R ight: Generating spirit among the crowd.

A bove: Sarah and Anna cheer the foot足 ball team on.

VARSITY CHEERLEADING F irst Row (L-R): Ja n ette Ponticello, Kharline Jean Guillaume, Shweta Khar, Sarah Lang, Anna Christensen, Jessica Peters.

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X. "Although we had a small group this year, it was one of the best! It was really one of the best! I had a lot of fun, and 1 hope everyone out there enjoyed our cheers.

-S ara h L a n g

Below: Kharline during half-time.

"We worked hard, we had fun, and it was a great last year for me. I wish that more p e o p le would b e c o m e in te r e s te d in cheerleading. It is an important institution in our school community."

A bove: Go team, go!

-K h a rlin e Je a n -G u illa u m e

BOYS' BASKETBALL H ow h a s t h e tea m c h a n g e d as the sea so n has g o n e o n ?

"Well, we becam e more of a team. We becam e a team instead of everyone for them­ selves. That's why we went on to the New Englands."

-Devere J o n e s

Right: Who says practice isn't fun?

Far Right: The players root on their fel­ low Vikings.

Above: Devere Jones gets set to sink a free throw.

VARSITY BOYS' BASKETBALL First Row(L-R): Salman Rahim, Brian Ford, Peter Karayiannis, Jon Hoffman, Aaron Snyder, JordanCohen, Dave Edwards. Second Row(L-R) .-Coach Edwards, Devere Jones, Victor Sanchez, Ehson Shafie, Justin Williams, Billy-Dee Greenwood, Yves Amboise, Mike Smith, Kelly Roth (manager), Coach Wright.

"The coaching staff has done an excellent jo b . They have brought all of us together as a team and have emphasized hard work, dedication, and team pride."

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Below: Defense!

"All of the hard work has really paid off. From our practices and scrimmages we have gained experience and have learned about each other. We have improved from every game, and hope to continue improving."

J.V. BOYS' BASKETBALL First Row(L-R): David Sohn, Andrew Reuben, Billy Jones, Chris Klein, Ted Nigro, Jon Thackeray, Chris Haynes, Nick Karayiannis, Tom Sandak. Second Row(L-R): Coach Lynch, Chirag Sadana, David Trencher, Ben Wiegand, Whit Breeden, Yves Amboise, Matt Naidorf, Ben Collins, Coach Orio.

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GIRLS' BASKETBALL What has b e e n th e b ig ­ g e s t em p h a sis on th e team ?

Although we didn't reach som e of our goals, we did manage to go to the New Englands and reach the semi­ finals. That's something to be proud about." "

-Laura Kropp Right: Michelle Guevara gets ready for action.

Fnr Right: Huddling, the team comes up with a plan to crush another opponent.

Above: The team prepares for another big game.

VARSITY GIRLS' BASKETBALL Front R ow (L-R ): Dana Johnson, Jenny Metzler, Takeeya Person, Tarsha Drakeford, Jen Roselle, Stephanie Taber, Michelle Guevara. Second Row(LR): Coach Haft, Melissa Ginsburg, Maude Murphy, Sarah Korvell, Rachel Dorf, Laura Kropp, Brandi Lawrence, Nicole Roselle, Coach Blackiston.

"We had a very diverse team of young play­ ers. They played to the best of their abilities.

And it was great for them to play with others who had more experience on the court. It was fun!"

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Below: Jen Klein brings the ball upcourt.

"Towards the end of the season , the team cam e together more as a TEAM. The younger players really showed their potential and stepped up at a time when we needed them.

I hope that next year's team will be able to continue to work hard and give it their all and go all the way."

J. V. G IRLS' BASKETBALL ; First Roiv(L-R): Sian James, Dinushka De Silvia, Ranju Sarkar, Tobey Wallace. Second Roiv(L-R): Katherine Gardner, Jessica Mead, Alecia Brissett, Jeanne Hoff, Evonne Jones, Jen Klein, Coach Silvia.

-T arsha D ra k e fo rd

ICE HOCKEY What have y o u lea rn ed from y o u r first y e a r o f p la y in g H o ck ey ?

"Well, I learned how to skate backwards. That was fun."

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Right: Intimidation is the name of the game.

Far Right: Team bonding on the ice, Viking style.

Above: Adam Parker gets ready to score.

VARSITY HOCKEY First Row(L-R): Katherine Lewis, Jamie Regnemer, Liz Egan, Micaela Dorf, Colin Cohane, Ryan Huges, Anita Khar, Eric Shulman. Second Roxv(L-R): Coach Nelson, Adam Trott, Nat Mundy, Kate Larsen, Tyler MacGuire, David Supple, Ryan Supple, Phil Schwartz, Adam Parker, Garrett Kruger, Coach Carey.

"Thanks to everyone who cam e out and supported us. We had our best season in a while, and it was great to be a part of such a great team ."

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Below: The Vikings win a scramble for the puck.

"It was really great to be able to play in the new Twin Rinks this year. Playing in front of a loud, cheering crowd was a great experi­ en ce, as was not having to go to practice at 4 :3 0 in the morning!"

-Colin C o h a n e Above: Colin Cohane prepares to make a save.

M IDDLE SC H O O L FALL SPORTS

Middle School Boys' Soccer I First Row (L-R): Alex Huels, Luke Page, Julio Cardenas, Scott Wexler, Chip Curtis, Ryan Trow, David Clemmens.

Second Roza (L-R): Nathanael Deraney, Pierre Cuimard, Matt Staves, Dacid Gomex, Zach Blank, Billy Connell, Kirill Bernshteyn, Chris Rand, Andrew Cooling, Coach Doering.

Middle School Girls' Soccer I First Rozu (L-R): Molly Lamdin, Sam Baker, Lisa Kaufman, Amy Cohen, Katie Thom as, Jennifer Neuman, Nicole Kenaga.

Second Rozo (L-R): Katie Brown, Lara Kassel, Jill Knox, Sam Stevenson-Smith, Kim Christophe, Jeanette Brooks, Kaitlin Buggy, Lauren Neuman, Anne-Marie Leiser, Coach Waters.

Middle School Boys' Soccer II First Row (L-R): Joe Grasso, Michael Curry, Stephen Pappalardo, Chris N orthrup, Ri Muttukumaru, Chris ; Fis Pearson, Jake Murphy, Greg Haynes, Agbesi Akpedonu, I Af Michael Sheehan, (not shown - Jeremy Buccolo).

Second Row (L-R): Coach Nowicki, Kyle Caruso, Nick Sai Doumlele, Stephen Hooper, David Leahy, Kenneth Ahuja, Mark Cooper, Dan Fox, James Christensen, Evan Paquette, Chris Perez, Matt Burzon, Nick Lamdin, Coach Muhlfeld.

Middle School Girls' Soccer II First Row (L-R): Courtney Byrnes, Taylor Gramps, Jenni­ fer Staves, Amy Lely, Julie Reuben, Brandie Bell, Piya Rajkumar, Talia Almeida.

Second Roio (L-R): Krysten White, Sarah Poyet, Carol Miltimore, Ashley Grey, Alexandra Bernshteyn, Liza Barrett, Kendall Smith, Coach George.

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Middle School Volleyball First Row (L-R): Stephanie Huels, Kelli Sarkie, Ashley Fischer, Ali Caulfield, Zoe Delihas.

Second Row (L-R): Coach Poulton, Audrey Adade, Afrodite Karayiannis, Meredith Buzanoski, Kate Metzler, Sarah Larsen, Michele Skibbe, Kelia Kulukundis.

Middle School Field Hockey First Row (L-R): Catherine Coates, Sarah Matthiessen, Rachel Hapoienu, Lauren Onis, Carrie Goldstein, Ann Grant.

Second Roxv (L-R): Coach Haft, Kathryn Collins, Julie Sheetz, Kate N ichols, Anne Ittner, Lindsay Benjamin, Alexandra Cummings, Riley McCarthy, Katherine Corey, Elizabeth Bitting.

Middle School Football - Blue Team First Row (L-R): A1 Orio, Nick Sissner, Adam Tooter, Ryan Particelli, John Mayberry, Nick Lazzaro, Adam Korval, Chris Szymanczyk, Colin Ryan, Ryan Walsh, Mark Spatt.

Second Roxv (L-R): Coach Blackiston, Alex Buggy, Scott Tooter, Nick Ahuja, Ted Brown, Keith Ringel, Bobby Bevilacqua, Prescott Breeden, Tim Pusack, Coach Pusack, Coach Wright.

Middle School Football - White Team First Row (L-R): Frank Harrington, Stephen Sandak, Matt Feinberg, Mike Jones, Nick Nickitas, Ben Hittman, Todd Breeden, Peter LeGrand.

Second Row (L-R): Coach Blackiston, Keane Angle, Jon Miller, Tim Wiegand, Matt Phillips, Mike Hauer, Chris Szampaner, Coach Pusack, Coach Wright.

IN DOOR TRACK What was th e team spirit like?

"This year, the team was sm a ll, but co m m itte d .

Whether we ran outdoors or inside, everyone enjoyed themselves and had fun."

-Chris Horan

Right: Jon Boisfeuillet shows his gritty determination.

Far Right: The team heads for victory.

Above: J. P. Christophe warms up for a big race.

VARSITY INDOOR TRACK First Row(L-R): DaveSandak, Jon Boisfeuillet, J.P. Christophe, Kevin Schou. Second Row(L-R): Coach Wilcoxen, Mark Henderson, Chris Horan, Alex Valassis, David Nourse.

"Although we didn't have many m eets, the team worked hard and prepared well for those that we did have. The long van rides allowed us to get to know each other more, and we all stuck together and rooted for each other at com petitions."

-D ave S a n d a k Above: Dave Sandak chases down a competitor.

FACULTY Inside the classrooms of King and LowHeywood Thomas, faculty and students coex­ ist and learn from each other. The teachers are the backbone of our school. Whether giv­ ing a lecture or coaching a team, they are always available to the students. Teachers are available for extra help, and are concerned for every student's well-being. At times de­ manding, they realize that they are respon­ sible for shaping the generation of tomorrow.

That is a big task, but our Faculty is certainly up to it. Friendly, responsible, and kind, the teachers set the standard in our school, re­ specting every student and truly caring. They stay late, advising clubs and serving as rolemodels. Many teachers can be found in their offices, giving extra help or working on today's lesson plan. Always friendly and smil­ ing in the halls, they create a warm learning environment.

ADMINISTRATION

BUSIN ESS STAFF First Row (L-R): Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Carey, Mrs. Mattiello, Mrs. Aronson.

SEC R ETA R IES First Row (L-R): Mrs. Haberny, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Wade, Mrs. Miner.

Second Row (L-R): Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Herod.

HISTORY First Row(L-R): Mrs. Mishkin, Mrs. Forster, Mr. Aldredge.

S e c o n d R o w ( L - R ) : Mr .

Edw ards, Mr. Mud son.

MATHEMATICS First Row(L-R): Mrs. Baker, Mr. Morosoff, Mr. Wallace, Mrs. Sia.

SCIENCE First Row(L-R): Mrs. Payne, Mrs. Pusack, Mr. Lynch, Mr. Clark, Mr. Tsakraklides.

ENGLISH First Rozv(L-R): Mr. Simon, Mrs. Meyer, Mr. BeresfordHill, Mrs. Kweskin, Mr. Nagle, Mrs. Koster, Miss Dawson, Mrs. Christensen.

FOREIGN LANGUAGE First Ron' (L-R): Mrs. Rodriguez, Mrs. Kicelian, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Igoe.

THE ARTS First Row(L-R): Mrs. Mishkin, Mrs. Libonati, Mrs. Forster, Mr. Wilcoxen.

KITCHEN ANDMAINTENANCE First Row (L-R): Mr. Hartlett, Mr. Gonzales, Mr. Muskus, Chris â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Lunch Guy," Mr. Titus.

DEVELOPMENT & ADMISSIONS

M IDDLE SCH O O L FACULTY

First Roiv (L-R): Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Lydon, Mrs. Supple, Mrs. Rinaldi.

Second Roto (L-R): Mr. Hunter, Mr. Pusack, Mrs. Clippinger.

First Row (L-R): Mrs. George, Mrs. Sponheim, Mrs McQueen, Mrs. Bethray.

Second Row (L-R): Mr. Muhlfeld, Mr. Richter, Mr. Nowicki, Mr. Wright, Mr. Orio.

LOWER SCH O O L FACULTY

First Row (L-R): Mrs. Stratton, Mrs. Silvia, Miss Poulton, Mrs. Clark.

Second Rozo (L-R): Miss Tucker, Miss Gurry, Mr. Gillies, Ms. Waters.

Third Row (L-R): Mrs. Raidt, Miss Groom, Mrs. Huntoon.

Fourth Row (L-R): Miss Roth, Mrs. Gallagher, Mrs. Pappalardo, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Friedland.

Fifth Roio (L-R): Mrs. Galucci, Miss Flynt, Miss Shaw.

Sixth Row (L-R): Mrs. Ruffels, Miss Sponheim, Mrs. Wortmann, Mrs. Santo.

Seventh Row (L-R): Mrs. Turrentine, Mrs. Blackiston.

Eighth Row (L-R): Mrs. Buscher, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Brough, Mrs. Eagleton, Mrs. Forehand, Miss Thibault, Mr. Riedell, Miss Haft, Mr. Blackiston, Miss Fiarman.

Right: Mr. Hudson at his first discovery of a compu ter!

Below: The teachers converse at lunch.

Left: Senora Kicelian and Mrs. Sia in Philadelphia.

STUDENTS IN SCHOOL N o th in g can beat our students! With over 600 students in Upper, Middle, and Lower schools including Kindergarten and Pre-Kin­ dergarten, our school has grown over time. A new tradition this year, the Headmaster's As­ sembly, brings our whole school together.

Once a month, the whole school assembles in the Upper School gym, in formal uniform, and hears what has been going on in the dif­ ferent divisions. The school chorus, composed of students from every division, performs, exhibiting their talent and dedication. This new practice allows our school to function more as a whole, rather than as fragmented, separate pieces. The assemblies allow us to share our good news and exciting events with everyone in our school!

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Mrs. Turrentine and Mrs. Fuller First Row (L-R): Francis M cQ uillan, W inchester Hotchkiss, Nathan Hopkins, A lexandra Burnett, Ross Connacher, Diana Raskovic, Jason Rafelli, Gordon Bray, Colin Wilkey, Julia Bonnell.

Second Row (L-R): Mrs. Turrentine, Chelsea Starks, Sydney Ram sden, Evelyn Harvey, Susanna Williamson, Adriana Rizzuto, Katheryn Marber, Brian Annecchino.

Third Row (L-R): Mrs. Fuller.

Mrs. Brough and Mrs. Buscher First Row (L-R): Collin Sullivan, Summer Segalas, Pe­ ter Reinemann, Lauren Sarner, JamesCraft, Micaela Kreitman, James Mitchell, Taylor White, Austin Doering.

Second Row (L-R): Peter Rumbough, Mark Harrison, Caroline Castellano, Rhiannon Duerden, Taylor Kniffin, An­ drew McGee.

KINDERGARTEN First Row (L-R): Mary C oh ach er, John C hestnu t, H arry Fischer, C harlotte Fadden, Ben Zucker, Kate Marcal, Scott Banerjee, Jeb Waters, JP Gould, Meredith Packer, Alexandra Kreitman, Queenie Chan, Ben Leibowitz, Tiana Segalas, Andrew Vaughn, Kayla Glick.

Second Row (L-R): Morgan C ordes, Aaron M etviner, Marty Chanes, Megan Colvin, Anna B irinyi, C ourney Stevenson, Sara Hemingway, Jackson Tarzia, Jane Makin, Sarah Emsley, Tripp Smith, Stewart Bray, Vincent Love.

Third Row (L-R): Miss Gurry, Mrs. Forehand, KC Clark, Rebecca Marber, Alex Vlahakis, Scott Zales, Hayley Rankin, Christopher Hanson, Spenser Sussan, Kinsey G reen field , M atthew N ussbaum , Gregory M acintyre, Erika Rizzuto, Jaclyn Lionetti, Miss Thibault, Mrs. B lackiston, Mrs. Wortmann.

FIRST GRADE . . .

First Row (L-R): Alexander Bosshard, Timothy BeresfordHill, Paul M olyneux, Eric Reinem ann, Sam Freccia, Alexander Harkin, Keil Mueller, David Kuntznam, Laurance George, Justin Rafaelli.

Second Row (L-R): William Vanderhayden, Shaela Greenfield, Elizabeth Mitchell, Jessica Wachtel, Alex Doering, liana Van Eick, Sarah Schultz, Kip Shelton, Stephen Goddard, John Qua, Zoe Mallois, Jessica Dowdle.

Third Row (L-R): Margaret Jessiman, Leigha Buongiomo, Daniel McGee, Ruth Hubbard, Peter M enking, Jessica Lockwood, Jason Torey, Jason Filatov, Max M iller, Byron Cordes, Emily Smith, Micaela Scully, Mrs. Silvia.

Fourth Row (L-R): Miss Roth, Jeffrey Dworin, Ashley Cannon, Elizabeth Bellsey, Sa­ rah Allgrove, Lexi Effron, Georgina Kemp, James Fahy, Ashley White, Keck Angle, John Palmeri, Oliver Wald, Mrs. Friedland.

SECOND GRADE First Riot (L-R): Alex Kostin .

Brian A trick. Jeff Lounsburg, Chris Heilakka, Lucas Horan, Ben Cohen, Michael Nahan, Aaron Hyde, Kevin Krause.

Second Row (L-R): Bradley, Dworin, Andrew, Elizabeth Chaplin, Kara Frisoii, Courtney Bannerot, Jessica Widas, Laura Kosann, Emily Hotz, Kimberly Segabs, Elizabeth Packer, C ourtney B ernat, Anna Stevens, Caitlin Weinstock.

Third Rozv (L-R): Stephen Sheehan, M argot Lane, Charnee Purdy, Honathan Garrity, Courtney Bruggeman, Lauren Stew art, Linday Girden.m Stuart Oakford, An­ drew Baron, Andrew Williams, Robby Minicucci.

Fourth Rozv (L-R): Miss Stratton, Kimberly Clark, Gra­ ham Gallagher, Sam Berman, Ray Orio, Kristin Castellano, Taylor Gulley, Kelly Stabes, Bryan Sarner, Michael Chires, Ryan H enderson, Ryan Sullivan, Clay Heins, Mrs. Raidt. Mrs. Clark.

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First Rou> (L-R): Michael Marcal, Andrew Vlahakis, Christopher Corcoran, Scott Shelton, Matthew Hintsa, Jus­ tin Lawrence, Aaron Buggy, Kevin Phelan, David Benjamin, Alex Click, Morgan Barker.

Second Row (L-R): Victoria Tsang, Vicky Jones, Anna Pusack, Samantha Grasso, A llison Kudzy, Katheryn Clark, Amanda M etviner, Theresa M ilano, Samantha Bosshard, Kay-Lin Lau. Third Row (L-R): Ben Goldrich, Vincent Freccia, Brooke Neumann, Delia Petti, Frank V erhaegen, Corey Sievert, Claire Mitchell, Natalie Birniyi, Alexandra Ludlow, Oded N issim , M ichael Beyman, Lucio Lionetti, Ben Seldenstein, Lauren Wachtel.

Fourth Row (L-R): Mr. Riedell, Elizabeth Perelstein, Alexandra Pereira, Melissa Ross, D ouglas H am ilton, Steven Menking, Ryan Sussan, Abigail Effron, Krista Shea, W illiam Finan, C harlotte B areiss, Mrs. Flynt, Mrs. Pappalardo.

FOURTH GRADE...

First Row (L-R): Henry Wald, Craig Pernick, Patrick De V isscher, Greg Heines, Teddv W hite, Richard Castellano, Graham Fadden, G erry U pright, Chris Boughrum, Payton Keith.

Second Row (L-R): Lauren Russell, Alex Hittman, Emily Cohen, Ashley Hyde, Natalie Neumann, Lizzy Banerjee, Ann G illies, Jessica G oddard, Lauren C uscuna, Ria Muttukumaru, Callie Barker, Dana Hill.

Third Row (L-R): Peter Kirschenbaum, John Starks, Andrew Slater, Carl Horton, Peter Tobiason, Peter Venetos, David Lebovitz, Rory Heilakka, Phillip Prout, Katie Messervey, Jennifer Gaffney, Brian Palo.

Fourth Row (L-R): Mrs, Ruffles, Mrs. Galluci, Dana G oldstein, Austin Cramps, N atasha Schou, Allison Reuben, Julie Snow, Abby Neff, Nicole White, Sarah Smith, Francis Vignola, Susie Sheetz, Mrs. Eagleton.

FIFTH GRADE . . .

First Row (L-R): Andrew Zahn, Ian Wishingrad, John Ra faelli, Christopher Frasse tto, Max Cuscuna, Costas Vlahakis, Paul Ross Sclafani, Mark De Simone, Gregory Hamilton, John Sarkie.

Second Row (L-R): Mary Miltimore, Danielle Kosann, Alexandra W idas, Libby Barker, Laurissa Berk, Eliza­ beth Finan, Taylor Simonson, Erica Williams.

Third Row (L-R): Tucker Sparkm an, Daniel Baron, Charles W iggins, Stephen Fixary, M itchell Lemmo, C aitlin Scully, W hitney Kathner, Christine Pacioretty, Lauren Gulley, Payton Turner, Jenny Waxberg, Caddy Brooks, Andrew Jessiman.

Fourth Row (L-R): Mr. Gillies, Ravi Banerjee, Zachary Sievert, Danielle Paquette, Lyndsy Chires, Leah Edwards, Benjamin Schu 1tz, C hristopher Tsang, McCarton Ackerman, Ms. Tucker, Ms. Shaw.

SIXTH GRADE . . .

First Row (L-R) : Daniel Fox, Krysten White, Ma tthew Feinberg, Stephen Sandak, Todd Breeden, Lauren Onis, Christopher Pearson, James Christensen, Nicholson Lamdin, Peter Legrand, NichoIasNickitas, Jacob Murphy, Alexandra Cummings.

Second Row (L-R): Julie Steetz, Katheryn Collins, Kimberly Christophe, Patrick Austrian, Timothy Wiegand, Alexandra Bernshteyn, Anne Ittner, Chrisopher Szampaner, Kendall Smith, Jennifer Newman, Jonathan Miller.

Third Row (L-R): Ashley Gray, Michael Hauer, Michael Jones, TaylorGramps, Julie Reuben, Scott VVexler, Katherine Carey, Michael Sheehan, Ma tthew Burzon, Joseph Grasso, Franklin Harrington.

Fourth Row (L-R): Catherine Coates, Elizabeth Bitting, Rachael Hapoienu, Jeremy Buccolo, Courtney Byrnes, Christopher Northrup, Agbesi Akpedonu, Benjamin Hittman, Nicholas Doumlele, Sarah Matthiessen, Italia Alemida, Amy Lely, Jenni­ fer Staves, Keane Angle, Kaitlin Buggy-_______________________

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First Row (L-R): Adam Tooter, Ryan Walsh, Lukas Page, Nicho­ las Sissener, Ryan Particelli, Alexander Buggy, Brandie Bell, Mark Spatt, Cnris Szymanczyk, Mark Cooper, Mrs. McQueen.

Second Row(L-R): Mrs. Rinaldi, William Connell, Kyle Caruso, Alphonse Orio Jr.', Nicholas Lazzaro, John Mayberry, Evan Paquette, Katherine Nichols, Anne-M arie Leiser, Stephen Hooper, Michele Skibbe, Mr. Multifield.

ThirdRmv(L-R): Adam Korval, David Leahy, Colin Ryan, Lara Kassel, Molly Lamdin, Oliver Vignola, M ichael Curry, Ri Muttukumaru, Kenneth Ahuja.

Fourth Row (L-R): Carrie Goldstein, Lindsay Benjamin, Riley McCarthy, Ann Grant, Amy Cohen, Stephanie Huels, Zoe Delihas, Sarah Poyet, Samantha Baker, Carol Miltimore, Nicole Kenaga.

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First RowCL--R): Rajkumar Piya, Kate Metzler, Ali Caulfield, Katie Momas, Jeanette Brooks, Andrea Berberian, Lauren Neuman, Liza Barrett.

Second Row (L-R) : Jill Knox, Scott Tooter, Sonia Nash, Chip Curtis, Ivan Cardenas, Lisa Kaufman, Nick Ahuja, Kelli Sarkie, Atrodite Karayiannis.

Third Rozv (L-R): Mr. Wright, Mr. Doering, Dana Sclafani, Prescott Breeden, Sam StevensonSmith, Audrey Adade, David Clemmons, Meredith Buzanoski, Sarah Carsen, Ashley Fischer, Matt Staves, Ryan Tron, Pierre Guimard, Mrs. Buzanoski.

Fourth Row (L-R): Bobby Bevilacqua, Tim Pusack.

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First Row (L-R): Jean Bauer, Jill Wofseyj Kate Riedel], Sian James, Lauren Finn, Christina Moller, MeggieCoates, Veronika Frenkel.

Second Rmv (L-R) : Nicole Roselle, Kate Barker, Peter Bernacki, Anita Khar, Jean-Paul Christophe, Neil Ayaz, Tom Sandak, Kevin Schou, David Sohn.

Third Row (L-R): Brett Kassel, Katherine Gardner, Eric Schulman, Jon Thackeray, Rita Trivedi, Seth Feinberg, Tobey Wallace, David Trencher, Ranju Sarkar, Chris Klein, Nathan Kayes, Chris Byrnes, Matthew Wexler.

Fourth Roto (L-R): David Nourse, Andrew Reuben, Natha niel Mundy, Charles Koster, Benjamin Wiegand, Frank Lionetti, Eric Leiser, Michael Smith, Matt Naidorf, Anthony Scaffidi, Reed Knox.

Fifth Rmv (L-R): Tom M cGovern, Jesse Freedman, Phillip Peters, David Cummings, Jeanne Hoff, Sarah Korval, David Hurwich, Maude Murphy.

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TENTH GRADE . . .

Right: Whit Breeden, Chris Haynes, Nick Karayiannis, Chirag Sadana.

Right: Lizzie Nichols.

First Rozu (L-R ): Alissa Arakelian, Dinushka DeSilva, Jaitne-Lynn Regnemer, Rebecca Page, Allison Siegel, Katherine Lewis.

Second Row (L-R): Tyler MacGuire, Lizzie Nichols, Alissa Baker, Ryan Hughes, David Sandak, Lexi Gallin, Chirag Sadana, Richard Berberian, Chris Tsirbas.

Third Row (L-R): Adam Lametta,NadineSkibbe, Elizabeth Egan, Jonathan Boisfeuillet, John Grant, Michael Schecter, Ben Collins, Jorden Cohen, Jennifer Metzler, Katherine Redniss.

Fourth Row (L-R): Chris Haynes, Jeremy Schachner, Kate Larsen, Scott Van Dusen, David Lourie, Yves Amboise, Justin Wil­ liams, Nick Karayiannis, Rachel Dorf, Jessica Peters.

Fifth Row (L-R): Ryan Supple, Alyssa Fischer, Brandi Hunter, Dana Johnson, Whit Breeden Josh Jacobson, Jessica Mead, Heather Walsh, Dan Weisbard.

ELEVENTH GRADE Right: Josh Klein and Brian Ford work hard on the yearbook.

Right: Leigh Gallagher, Kate Donahue, and Courtney Shea smile through the rain on the class trip.

First Row (L-R): Lauren Frenkel, Megan Koster, Arielle Schwartz, Kim Lake, Leigh Gallagher, Courtney Shea.

Second Row (L-R): John Legrand, Graham Burt, Rob Casselman, Kelly Roth, Josh Klein, Nick Montgomery, Alecia Brissett, Ted Nigro, Mark Henderson, Sean White.

Third Row (L-R): Alex Villacis, C hris H ill, G arrett Kruger, Stewart Oakes, Ehson Shafie, Devere Jones, David Supple, Brian Ford, Sam Seiler, Phil Schwartz, Bill Jones, Adam Trott.

Fourth Row (L-R): Jonathan Hoffman, David Alperovich, Chris Horan, Brandi Lawrence, Michelle Guevara, Dan Cooper, Claris Fouracre, Devin Wallace, Josh R oberts, Dan Mastrogiovanni.

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Right: Peter Karayiannis and Mrs. Koster smile for the camera.

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BEST EYES PETER KARYIANNIS & RACHAEL SEDGWICK

BEST FRIENDS RORY DONAHUE, COLIN THOM, LAURA KROPP & RACHAEL SEDGWICK

BIGGEST SPAZ STEPHANIE TABER & ADAM PARKER

BIGGEST GOSSIP THE CREW, ADAM PLATZNER, & LAURA KROPP

MOST MISCHIEVOUS SALMAN RAHIM & SARAH OSTER

MOST LIKELY TO MARRY FIRST DAVE HAMM & JENNIFER ROSELLE

BIGGEST MOOCH RORY DONAHUE AND JB ROSELLE

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T-Lynn #25â&#x20AC;&#x201D; To all my True friends (you know who you are) thanks for always keeping it real.

SEO-1 hope you lungs feel better now! You better keep up your end of the bet. Thanks for the advice, Ben&Jerry's, and cider! Love Ya. #24- Thanks for the 411 when I needed it. We'll have to go for steak again! Love Ya. M.G.- Blazins' is no longer a factor! Thanks for always listening. I haven't forgot, I still owe you! M.D.- Many secrets kept, Thanks! Love Ya. #21Have fun at Maryland. #15- In 7th grade on the bus, it wasn't me, I swear! 1st & 2nd Grade Crew(R.D., C.T., S.F., D.E., P.K., L.K.) 111 miss you all. Good luck in college. #31-(Poo Bear) Catch wreck at UCLA. Stay sweet! #l-(first love) Glad we're friends again, sorry it took so long. D.J.- Keep it real!

D.H.- About marriage, I'll think about it! Much love to God, my sistas N.D.&M.H,...

Tar Heel #28 (BD #22) Love Always! Good Luck at UNC! Congratulations Class of '97! Pll miss you all! (keep in touch)

SALMAN RAHIM: Thanks to my family and all my friends. Pete: Get out of my house!! Do gorillas talk? Shaf: I hope you finally get a car. Vic: From now on I'll beat you every time we play!

GRAILIN? I know you owe me money. Aaron: Your dream has finally come true and we're out of this place. But the devil is still here. Yves: Is there a Stamford game this Friday? I DON'T have any money!! Dave E.: You don't actually suck at basketball, but you suck at everything else. Jordan C.: I know you'll miss me next year but I told Shaf to beat you up next year you scrub with a broken nose! Big Nick: I'll waatch you on TV after you go to D1 football. Make sure you take over the library next year. Aphro: Thanks for the tickets. Bill J.: Do we have any Spanish homework? Fah q Bl! It's finally over!!!!

Victor lulian Sanchez - Thanks to all my friends and family and a special thanks to my mother and father for all their love and support. Rahim: 18-6 Aaron: El caballo tiene grande guevas & YOU SUCK. Pete: Look at my muscles. Hamm: Eskimo pA**! is mighty cold. Yves: E-E-EEYH-AH-AHAAH-AAAH. KLHT soccer team: Smokin on HAY! David E: I'll call you sometime so we could ball. Platzner: Shut the *&#! up. Laura: call me sometime!Brandi: What happened? Ali: Tonces que?

True that! G.M: Chismosa, nunca te olvidare. Afro K: Good luck, but where are my tickets to the game?

JOE COLLINS CLASS OF 1997

TP#21- 1st and foremost I want 2 thank God 4 giving me the strength and ability 2 complete senior year successfully and I want 2 thank my momz 4 sendin' me 2 a great school.I want 2 give much love and remembrance 2 the following peeps:SexySZ ;JB#15,always keepin' it real w/me and a true friend 2 the end;TD#25/stay sweet;SO#14,if u wore your pants any tighter they would Rip in and out up and down and all around;JS#31,u sell-out,just kiddin' bud;CT#5,don't make me say it.,.;BDee#22,don't get caught n a catch 22, WHAPS!;RD#33,swearo de sexto!DE#12,SNOOKY that's all that needs 2 be said;ET#l,don't forget 2 phone home once n awhile;KD#00,always keep the party burning,fireplugw/ourTK2's n FH;MD#23,get it out, no GA!;ST#24,remember spazing nevr makes the situation any better;AP#57,what th e ____IDon't evr loose that saying.CC#l,Hey my boo!! 2 all those who don't have a message, here's a little shout out:PK#63,BigJoe#78,LouDog#16, no DWl's;Derr#47, AP#66, where's my can of foam?;Kropper#32 please roll down the window I can't breathe,Jach,DJ#24,SV#29,Nikki keep our spirit alive, if u know what 1 mean!Shwata bing and her crew,Dana-Dane#3,Jean H,BL#33,skeeter black ,momma why?!?!and to all those I've missed, my time has come to B out see yall in years 2 come!

#l-to all who've appreciated their time spent with me(here is my farewell #1-First things first,and God's firsUnd the only other #1 to me.AJl the other #l's I've met on the game field,and they were defeated!The F.A.A.belongs to K.L.H.T.in '96.All of New England is ours toolNext year you guys better take New York too (Hackley).Viking Football '96ThebestEver!! #1#1#1 Thank You God for letting me be a champion. #1-Thank you very much Mommy for bringing me into this worid;thank you Daddy for guiding me tlirough it.Mommy,you've helped me mature into a mankind Daddy,you've taught me how to be a good man.Everytning 1 have in life is because of you,mv education,morals,Gcxl^neakers,ladies,happiness!.. Don't worry' about getting old (older),I'll be there for you. #1#1#1#1 ThankYouGod for mv Mom and Dad. #l-To all mv ladies and my mehs.Fellas first.To the other half of this 1-2 combination^,my Red Dog,Big Wes,Fresh Wes,WesleySpencerCallion.Thanks for helping me look so good,and all the great times.From playin Nintendo in the basement all night,to midnight ndes on the down low with the roof down.Kill the carrier outside at night-l\ewYearsEve'97in the Apple.Now we must go our separate waysbut we're still the DynamicDuo. #1#1#1#1#1 ThankYouGod for Wes. #T-To the one we leave behind,#10,BigD.S,Casper,DamionJarodSumpter-fleave to you all my ladies and my fame.Keep chillin,keep hitten the books,keep on runnin the show in football.basketball,and laxkeep on pimoin. #l-To all my King cats.#22.Congraoulations&good luck at UNC.Keep on worken hard and represent Cr&KLHTtoNC.My bad about class trips,where 1showed no class.Treat23right. #31 .I'm gonna pray for you cause you need it.no doubt.Good luck on the WestCoast at UCLA,become a legand like your grandpops.Stav away from tables at the after prom thus year. #12.DE.The quietest brother in the dass.but that only made the ladies fiend for you more.Gooo luck on life,now days all postive BlackMen need that.To all the brothas who come after us,D.Rock,B.Ford,j.Miz, BigYves, evenJ.Pi lold tight through all the drama tossed at you in these halls, and represnnt all us positive niggaz right.#5and#33-MylrishLaxBrotl-ias.Tlianks for teaching me how to get my cradle on.Colstay tike PeterFan.don't ever grow up.Atour lOyear reunion,you can play lax with my kids.BL(X)DYCLAMCUM.#16.Keep on knocken those fast balk out of die park.#63.Ten years from now,you still gonna hook me up with a steak-n-cheese at the deh.#78,57(54,63.The best 0-line in the state no doubt.No headlines,but you're still responsible for all the wins.fn ten years from now,will you still be able to move the ball on anyone?The other#l.V.Sanchez,the nices soccer player I know.Keep kickin and you'll end up on top.#47.Lax was fun,you were the sexiest lady on Hatloween#24IONNY DevereJ ones,The first friend I ever made in Stamford when I first moved here.Stay above the rim.(I remember when I used to beat you in a game of rush every dav).#34To my little brother A.Lametta,keep runnin the rock,makin tackles,and plavin LaxStav cool. #1#1#1#1#1#1#1#1 ThankYouGod for my boys. #l-To all mv ladies now.Thanks for all the love.To all the shorties who crept with me even though I had a girl ,guess you just had to have some.Induding the one who's my girl now#24.No longer creeping.Now I'm all vours.24's the l.Thanks for managing mv life,and puttrn love into it to. H I. There's no way I could forget you.You've been with me on the bottom and the top.so tor you I'll ALWAYS be there.(P.S.NiceJeep)Lets swing another epp.#25.The first love.My original lady-Forever my ladyScrew you for taking so long to become mv friend again.#15.The blazinest chicken head I know.Thanks for lettin me copy vour math HW back in the 10th grade when I first got nere.#21.Hope you leam some Southern hospitality at collage in the South.Good luck on life.To all the other sistas,Brandy,B ra n d y ,D a n a , Nikki, stay blazin.keep it real .Much love to all the G ie e r le a d e r s too. EspicallvSarah L. #l#lfflThaak?ouGod for my girls. #1- Mr.Lynch,Coach Edwards.Thanks for always havin my back.Espicallv when other teachers were on it. #l#l#l#l#l#l#l#lThankYouGod for great teachers. #l-To the unnamed who know you're cool with mejdidn't forget you,I just ran out of room. #l#l#l#l#l#l#l#lThankYouGod for everydne!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!i!!

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M i c a e l a D r C i A S G I R L , t h e r e a r e 8 m i l e s i n t h e t a n k . B e t c h a I c a n f i l l i t u p ! J e n n D : M m m . . . n i c e P e n . N e x t t i m e w e g o o u t d r i v i n g m a y b e it w o n ' t r a in .R o r # 3 3 :L u v y o u .T h a n k y o u s o m u c h f o r b e in g t h e r e f o r m e ,o n e d a y w e 'll s e e H o o t ie to g e th e r . S o n y a b o u t B r o o k e .C u lin # 5 5 t a y a w a y fr o m th a t m e n u lT h a n k s f o r s c r a tc h . In th e f u tu r e , w a tc h o u t f o r s n o w b a ll s .M o M o i O f c o u r s e I c a n d a n c e , b u t th a n k G o d I d o n 't h a v e to !B D e e # 2 2 :Y o u h e a r t b r e a k e r , y o u .P l a q u e n e n l n th e fu tu r e l e a m to d if fe r e n c ia te b e t w e e n 4 's a n d 9 's .R a c h e l & L a u r a :S k id m o r e r o a d tr ip ,c h a n g in g in th e c a r 'J H o f f # 8 S o b e r P r o m ,S h o w g i r l s :) P S :G u e b e c !V I o x y F r u v o u s l H a m m e n T h a n x f o r t h e d r i v in g le s s o n s .J e s s # 3 1 K 3 s t e r s , 1 w a n t t o t h a n k y o u a n d T o b s t e r s .L e u # 1 6 :E c o n o m ic s w im p !E s t u s # l :T h a n k s f o r th e k e tc h u p , je r k .K a t e # 0 0 :Y o u b e t t e r r e c o g n iz e w h a t 's m in e D a n a :A b e r c r o m b ie , y o w h a t u p B la z in s 'N M r J u s t r e m e m b e r ,Y O U a r e th e o n e w h o o w e s M E !S t u # 8 1 :T r y to s t a y a w a y f r o m a ll t h o s e li t t le F r e s h m a n .T r v to a c t u a lly D O y o u r a r t w o r k , K ? P l a y m a k e n S t a y c a l m , y o u 'll g e t h e r in t h e e n d . M a c a la y la r l W A N T M Y S U N G L A S S E S I M r .B ig s t u f f , w h o d o y o u t h in k y o u a r e ? I lo v e y o u .N e w p o r t ...y o u a n d T h o r t o n , C a li th is s u m m e r , y o u e a g le y o u .T h a n k y o u f o r t e a c h in g m e a b o u t f r ie n d s h ip .T r y to w o r k o n A n d r e w fo r m e . M r . O r i o ( A I ) : I w a ll n e v e r f o r g e t y o u , t h a n k s f o r t h e s e c o n d c h a n c e . W h o w i l l I t o r t u r e n e x t y e a r ?

S O J B S T K D M D J D L K R D B L :w w w .B O B f a n c l u b .c o m '9 7 4 e v a .x x o o . G o o d l u c k t o a l l t h o s e w h o f o l l o w , t h e c l a s s o f 1 9 9 7 's s h o e s w i l l b e h a r d to fill.

DAVE PINA D. Beppu: You'll be the one who I come crawling to in search of a job, after having gone broke.Lou Calabrese: It was nice being the only other guy in our math class. Anna Chritensen/Shweta Khar/Sarah Lang/Janette Ponticello/Kharline Jean-Guillaume/Jen Klein: Best of luck. I hope you all stay in touch.Colin Conane: May Pops continue serving you well Joe Collins: Show 'em who's boss.Jen Dennis: I hope your life is full of joy.Rory Donahue/Colin Thom: PLAY LAX!!!Micaela Dorf: Thanks for all the rides. Your hair will only get nicer.Tarsha Drakeford /Stephanie Taber/Estus Taylor: It was fun going in and out of stores for our LsR project.David Edwards: Soccer was fun. I hope you are a success. Good luck.Melissa Ginsburg: Keep your hair curly.

Billy-Dee Greenwood: Good luck at UNC, I'll be looking for you in the papers.David Hamm: Soccer '96, if s really too bad your leg broke, sorry. Best of luck in college. More importantly, best of luck in life.Pete Karayiannis/Salman Rahim: Always making me laugh. Keep on jokin'.Laura Kropp/Rachel Sedgwick: Two of the most beautiful people I have ever met.Ed Kurtz: Yeah Kansas! !!Sarah Oster: Maybe someday we'll ride horses together again.Adam Parker: Take me to 'nam.Takeeya Person: Keep on dandn'.David Pina: Take care of yourself. Adam Platzner: Good luck in life, I just hope you don't become president.J.B. Roselle: You have the cutest smile I've ever seen.Victor Sanchez: Soccer '96. One of the best friends that someone could have. Best of luck, I hope to keep in touch.Jesse Simms: Word up to Cali. I might see you there.Aaron Snyder: It was nice being one of your classmates. Soulafreda Valassis: I always though you had the nicest name.

Shweta's Scribbles Good luck to: JLK, here's th e ------and U just crossed it. AEBC, be careful BUZZZZZZZ! Get out of my skip cause u're putting me in a pickle. KLJG, never 4get QUEBEC! Concieted much! Khar xoxo .... JCP, ET! Call home. Friends forever. Net Bet Smells. SLANG, Hey, bagelwoman lose the watch.

Don't 4get u're books! Also GOOD LUCK to everybody else in the class of 1997!

R P E )# 3 3 - I 'v e b e e n in t h is s c h o o l 4 to o lo n g . I t 's b e e n a lo t o f f u n th o u g h ! 1 9 9 6 V I K I N G F O O T B A L L - F A A C H A M P I O N S - N E W E N G L A N D C L A S S D C H A M P IO N S -B E S T E V E R . N o o n e c a n b e a t u s. B rin g it o n F C IA C ! 3 2 -6 .

T o C o a c h A .O , P .O , M .B , M . W , a n d B .E , T h a n k y o u f o r e v e r y t h i n g ! I l o v e y o u a ll.

M o m , D a d , a n d K a t t ^ Y o u g u y s a r e t h e b e s t . I L o v e Y o u ! K P D - B e c o o l w h i l e I ' m g o n e , s t o n i n ' ......s t o n i n ' ! T O T H E B O Y Z - P U V E A T E ! W e ' l l p u t a n y 1 tin d e r th e ta b le .

C T 5 - W e d i d i t a ll: L A X , C H I C S , a n d C O L D I E S . L - I- V - I- N ! " S a y m a n , w h a t k i n d a h o c k e y is t h a t " ? J S 3 1 - F r i e n d l y o r a F r u g e e s . S t o n i n ' n a t io n . " B e a lo t c o o le r i f y o u d id !"

L o u 's o u t b r o . P A R K 5 7 - v e r m o u t h ! w e k i lle d w i c k ! Y o u o u t b r o ? C A T C H 2 2 - L a m p s h a d e s o n t h e d o m e ! Y O U B E T T E R W E A R Y O U R F L A T S , TA RZA N !

D E R - N o w e m a p a , k e k e m a p a - T h e M o o n ie s ! w e u s e d to b e s u c h h o o d lu m s b u t w e s u r e h a d fu n . w e 'r e t a k ir i la x to th e n e x t le v e l! P G K 6 3 P a r a m e n d i d i s , c h i p s , f r i e s , c o k e ! d r r r r r r m a n a n a n a n a n a - M o t l e y C r u e . G e t u p f o r P A T , w e 'r e g o n n a w i n it a ll! B I G J 0 7 8 - W h y d o y o u b r e a k e v e r y t h in g ? R e p r e s e n t K L H T a t th e n e x t le v e l. K e i t h # l c o u l d n 't h a n g w it h u s ! B R L A N P A U L - c a n y o u b u n c h ie th a t . B u y m e s o m e s o c o .

B E R C H A N A L ! I 'm g o n n a b r e a k y o u r r e c o r d ! L C 1 6 - S o r r y I a t t a c k e d y o u s o m u c h . H o o t ie r u le s . S A R A O - y o u a r e a g r e a t f r ie n d b u t y o u 'll n e v e r b e a t m y r e c o r d ! lu v y a ! S H N O O K - R e m e m b e r c a p tu r e th e fla g w ith c o a c h G r e e r a n d T o m m y L e n ih a n ! W e h a d a b l a s t ! B H 9 - N o m a tte r w h a t y o u 'r e s till m y g ir l. J B - L e t s g e t m a r r ie d . W e a r e b e s t f r i e n d s b u t I lu v y a . T A R S H A R O O N E Y - I w a n n a m a r r y y o u to o ! K E E Y A P O O P A f te r 6 y e a r s y o u s till h a v e n e v e r s h a r e d y o u r g r a d e s w it h m e , s e x s w e a r . L O H A tL a u r a K r o p p l-F ir s t K is s S w e a r I L o v e Y o u ! B E E B S - U C O N N !

M O M O - R e m e m b e r M a t t a n d I! C a l l m e in a f e w y e a r s a n d w e l l g o t o I t a l y . S F V - H i s t o r y 1 0 1 , 1 g o t a b e t t e r g r a d e , h a h a ! F o r t h e G i r l s - B . H , A . N . J . H , L .L , C .C , L .G , L .F , C .F , M .M , J .S , V .R , T .L , J .D , J .L , L .C , a n d L .E , a l l o f y o u a r e a w e s o m e . L e t s k e e p i n t o u c h . I 'm o u d i 5 0 0 0 .

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Anna-SK: see you!!!Stop looking at dogsinlakes.Lookoutforthoseoldguys KJG: Watch out for Father Deathlls it light outside? Maybe we'll be on time one day.Fear.80mphin30dgrsJP: 1 call the seatlWe're just stkup wrdos. Frnch-prfme&BO-great mix. JK:Stop scaring me with your Psychic powers.

Follow theR ules! SL:An evn bigger health nut than m e.Keep w orking toward m arine biology.Cheerleading:The wop,straight arms,hyperpills, dancingtooldies, ants,roses,lots of memories.Otherstuff-windynight at TC's-sqk,sqk,the sht, truthordareinPhili,daycareSFV:Glad we got over the eighth grade. Lets forget about those stupid summer boys(B&J)AB:The only person I know who likes to gossip even more than I do.Thanks to my friends for being there for me when I needed you and for all the fun times. I love you all.To my family: Thanks for everything you've done. I love you and I'll miss you next year. Good luck to the class of 1997.

Dave E.:CT, Rory (Rolly):12yrs. with you was just too long. Hamm: Never fight a ticket again! SO: You know I'm right. You'll believe me when all your kids are HUGE. TLD: I'll be the best man at you and DIR's wedding. JB,TP: I have a feeling that you'll always together. ST:24 / 2=12 ET:(#1) CHC, Mickey: One day we'll nave to go get donuts, and coffee together. Jenn D: Mmm... sky... Vick: Adidas sponsor.

Kropp, Sedgwick: I have nothing corny to say to either of you, but I will miss you. Pina: Chillin. PeteK, SHORTY, :Grow-up! Catch22: Poo: UCLA won't know wnat hit them. SFV: I've known you for 12 yrs., and still can't spell your name. Aaron, Rahim, Yves, Jordan, Shafie: My fellow-benchmen. C. Hill: The most paranoid kid 1 know. Ford, Sammy: Wdup kid? DJ: Stay out of trouble! Tyler, Ryan: Hey guys!

Sandack: You are the smallest bully alive. Read, Matt W, Scott, Nick, Dan,: Have fun at pre-season.

Make sure Mike and Justin run a lot. MoMo, AC, KJG, SK, JK, JP, SL: You are the meanest friends I have.(kidding) I'll miss you. Michelle, Leigh, Brandi L., Kim, Kelly, De De, Alecia, Kate, Allison, Lauren, Arielle, Shea, JZ, Alyssa F, Brandi H., Dana, Jenny M., Jean, Jessica, Fro, Katherine, Heather, Dorf, Jamie, B.Bell, Becca, Nicky, EJ, A.A.: You're the only people who could ever make me come back and visit. Cuz, Chuck, Mrs. Mishkin, Greg, Mrs. B., Mrs. Payne, Mr. Wallace: Just too cool to be teachers.

BEN B., BRADR.: I really wish you coulcrve graduated with us. We missed you. All: Snooky, Schnuky , Snook Snook, Snook doggy dog, however you say or spell it, is finally dead!

JEN KLEIN: Shhhweta watch out4 the__. Dont X it. KharlEne, hukedOn fonix Isa ripoff.

AnnA, trisom ritz-& 50s womn rul. Janett-E, let the voyc's byor gyde.

ColinC.=Dr.Nic; ED=my luvtoy; Mr.Mor.-Icant bleve Iwasted my rit.; JesseF.-StarTrek rules!; Vol-E-Bal-another undefeted se-son.(Ali=l-2-3-4 Ideclare A thumwar!) Alecia-watchout 4the wals. N4 the pepoleWho taughtMe, GoodWRK!! DD'n'Alysa-ADDland iz hevan.Sublime, Flaming LipS.

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TT hh a n x f o r b e i n g t h e r e c u z , I ' l l a l w a y s b e t h e r e f o r y o u , k e e p i n t o u c h ! P a p o u d e s k a i y i a y i a d e s - s a s a y a p o p o l u ! E u x a p i s t o y i a t i n a y a p i s a s ! M O M + D A D - T h a n k s f o r e v e r y t h in g , d o n 't w o r r y I 'll b e in t o u c h ! S a s a y a p o p o li! P e t r a k H s ! W e 'r e o u t b a b y ! P E A C E !!! !!!! !

L Kharline Jean-Guillaumeâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;Jen k. a.k.a. James bond, in America we drive on the right side of the road. Learn how to read(pwt) and I'll learn how to spell. Have fun in college!!!!!! Don't do anything I wouldn't do. Try not to trip to many people. Shweta, Here have a dree frink.

WoW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Logan what are you doing here? We were caught out!! Hi I'm WoodyHowdyHowdyHowdy Anna a.k.a. Buzz. Take your medicine! In college you can't spend three hours in the shower. Have fun with your man Rob over the summer. Try not to miss your nose.

Janette- Junk food Junkie. You are so corrupt, a bad influence on all of us. Try to stay out of trouble, and stop spacing. Sarah-Never forget D1 and D2. What do you mean that a dress? Try to have fun, when your not doing work in college. Alicia, our gossip queen! Have a fun senior year. Anita- Hey freshman-your a dork!! And don't call me Charlene. Good luck to the class of '97.

T.D, BD.G, S.F, T.P, and D.E. XOXO KLJG

Adam Parker Senior Scribbles It has been a great five years. CT: I need a cocktail!. RD: We got to get to the store, its almost eight, Anhieser!. JS: Sorry about your carpet bro. BDG: Dont worry, I'll keep my mouth shut. LC: It's lam , you out bro?. PK: Remember the field right after the diner?. JC: I cant feel my legs!. RS: You have always been cool, thank you. AP: I'll vote for you, I swear. JB: Come on, Step Girl!. TP: Yea I like it like that too. JD: Just go talk to him already!. TD: I did not know you to well but you are one of a kind. To B Ford, D Supple, S Seiller, you guys got big shoes to fill, but you are half way there, keep on...you know just keep on doin it. If I see Dazed And Confused one more time!. Sweet Emotion. Those Mustang nights!. On my face the night before class trips. Fallin down Colins stairs. Falling on my face at Rory's house. Talking to the cops at Jesse's. Being woken up by Billy D's rampage. Northern Division Champions FAA Champions New England Class D Champions------We did it guys, dont ever forget it. Good luck were ever you go and kick some ass. Mom, Dad, And Nathalie I love you guys, thanks for dealing with me. Always remember you Coach Al, Coach Pete, Coach Black, Coach Edwards and Coach Wright. I dont believe Im out of here. Later

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Black after we cried in the training room before wick I knew that would be the best day of my life.SF sorry about camp sloane. MB Even though your in Chicago I still think of you every day bud. Mom, Dad, DT, Mac I Luv u.

Jake I luv u pup and hope u are haven fun in dog heaven. Joanie Your cookies are the best in the world Im glad 1 got to say good bye I luv ya. Well I guess that is it. I'm out. 12 Years of my life in this school and it is tough to leave, class of 97 KLHT. Later from the WHITE FLASH #5....

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Four more, and who knows? SR-life will always suck, but at least now it can suck somewhere else.

Maybe hell isn't quite forever. VS-Quiero comer tu caballo y tu perro sin los arboles. Good luck, amigo... JC-Penn St4-ever- or not. When you just can't run another sprint, just say, "I AM THE BAD MAN!". PK-How's it gonna feel to lose for four years in a row? JD-War is only fun against your friends. JAZ-you asked, so I'm writing. Love 'ya. BDG-Keep running, keep winning... PG-always in spirit, never to be seen again. BF, JC, NK, DJ, ES, SS, TN, JH, SO, and others-Have fun next year........

Enough initials. To my friends, mentioned or not, I wish luck. To everyone else, may your lives be filled with sorrow. But enough good cheer. Varsity Football, Baseball, and all that stuff. 54 If you need me, you know where I'll be: WILLIAMS COLLEGE, WILLIAMSTOWN, MASS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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m e m o r ie s a n d r e m e m b e r " a l l th a t t h e li g h t t o u c h e s is y o u r s " r o c k o n .

Billy-Dee Greenwood (catch-22-) Congratulations class of 1997 K.L.H.T. football "Best Ever" University of North Carolina (Tar Heels) 1997 National Champs. Mom, Dad & Basil jr. Thank you for all the support, I won't let you down. Special Thanks to A.O.P.O.M.B.M.W.B.E. To my boyz J. Simms #31 (Falcon) represent at U.C.L.A.-C.T. #5 roast beef on a roll (Z-broz)-R.D.#33 I knocked it down (Bud Yes) A.P.#57 West Virginia vs U.C.L.A. Throwing beer bottles at Jesse. Lou-Dog #16 Your awesome chuck!!! J.C. #78 Northwestern Big Tenn Champs (Someday). D.E. #12 your a true bailer. E.T.#1, A.S.#54, P.K.#63 don't forget the jersey & Good Luck in college, to the Ladies J.B.#15, 8th grade training room-be there-S.T. #24 just do it (Nike) T.D.@25 Much love S.V. sorry about camp sloane-S.C. & K.J.-G Aesthetics #1 Class of 1997 (I'll get up)

Janette Ponticello--A.C. Buzzzz...I'vebeeen to arestraantand draank some oraange juice. No more smelly french class...there is a God! K.J. Bad songs on the car radio... it wasn't my fault! S.L. stop rushing, powerwalker. S.K. I forgot... what was your favorite color? Oh yeah...RED! Never lose touch. I'll miss you. Memories: Cheerleading, homecoming '96, the flock, the Mighty Ducks marathon, we are perfect angels...yeah, right! Untying shoelaces, corny movies, too may to count.

I love you guys. Friends Forever. Also, J.K. try driving on the Right side of the road. It helps. S.V. I'll miss your stories. M.G. Now you don't have to worry about me hitting you in the back of the head anymore. Thanks to my family. I wouldn't be here without you. Good luck to the class o f'97.

Finally, we're out of here.

LouDog#16, I'm out bro....

4 years in the making and it's finally over. Mom, Dad, and Dante, thanx for your love and support.

CT#5, We'll watch the fight at your house (Jameson), Poo#31,1 think we have a project to do, (FSU Swear), RD#33, watch the good old temper with the beer, (Hootie), Park#57, Wanna chew Bro...

Just stay off of the road, CATCH22, be careful with the snake (UNC), PK#63 SOMAMU (Tampa Bay), BIG JOE #78, Let me tell you why I suck, LK Freshman Year, JB#15 Still on the phone TP#21 Unbeweavable ST#24 SPAZOOBF, SS, DS Hey Bro!!! KD Prom Swear The Bro's may be breaking up, but no one can party like we can. Sr, year we did it all!!

Viking Football '97... BEST EVER!!!!'

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Congratulations Colin, and The Class of â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;97

You have driven through these past twelve years with SUCCESS !

STICK with the best as you ride into the future, may LADY luck stay with yo Lo ve, M om , D ad, & Doug

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Go forth with courage and conviction All possibilities lie before you.

The opportunities are vast for someone of your ability and compassion.

We are proud to be your aunt and uncle.

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“There are few successful adults who were not first successful children.”

(Alexander Chase - Perspectives, 1996.) and Aaron, you are well on your way. Congratulations and all our best wishes.

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To Aaron - Our Grandson v w We know there are all kinds of grandsons We have the best in you - the " iust right"

We have know you since before you were born, and have watched with delight as you have grown into the young man you are today, scholar, sportsman, and most of all - loving person. Our love and congratulations on achieving one of many mileposts along the road of life.

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AS A STUDENT - AS AN ATHLETE - A FRIEND - A GOOD SPORT. W e congratulate you on your graduation .

Best wishes for your continued success.

W ith good luck - good health - and a good life.

Our Love ' n Blessings, Za d e 'n B u b Sn y d e r

C o n g ra tu la tio n s on th e su cce ssfu l step into y o u r fu tu re . M ay o u r love fo r you s tre n g th e n th e bonds on th e b rid g e to a fru itfu l, c r e a tiv e life.

Hubby Ruth and Grandpa Sid

Ben Remember - wherever you go, whatever you do We love you!

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From sports to telecommunica­ tions, you are our #1!

Good luck in college!

All our love, Mom, Dad, Eric, Evan, & Spunky

Compliments of a Friend Aaron,

Phone: (914) 835-2240

High school was a slam dunk.

College will sink every shot from three point land!

High school was a long series of first downs.

College will be a flat-patterned pass into the end zone!

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High school was a fast ball over the inside corner.

College will be a grand slam!

Congratulations! We wish you the best.

Love, Mitch, Bob, and Cindy.

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CARPE DIEM! LIFE IS WHAT HAPPENS WHILE YOU ARE MAKING PLANS." - JOHN LENNON

CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE KLHT PARENTS' ASSOCIATION

Best Wishes to the Class of 1997 from the Board of Trustees

W ith L ove to m y g r e a te s t g ift, m y h e a rt, M elissa H ila ry -

"and I witnessed the fulfilled future and the wistful past... mingled in a single gorgeous moment."

-F. Scott Fitzgerald

Congratulations and best wishes to you and the class of 1997. Love Jessica. " scientia est potentia..

DEAR MICAELA: WHAT YOU HAVE ACHIEVED HAS BROUGHT YOU HONOR; WHAT YOU HAVE BECOME HAS BROUGHT US JOY. ilk

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SOULAFREDA, The amount of joy you have brought into our lives is amazing. We wish you all the health, success, and happiness imaginable. You hold a large spot in our hearts that could never be replaced. Go to college and continue to explore, learn, and grow, but never forget your roots, family, or culture. Your discipline, maturity, kindness, confidence, caring, and intelligence will help you achieve all of your dreams. The last seventeen years have been memorable, and we are so very proud of you.

We will always love you and will miss you.

- Mom, Dad, & Steven

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Congratulations to the Class of 1997

From the Viking Booster Club

"May she becom e a flourishing hidden tree That all her thoughts may like the linnet be, And have no business but dispensing round Their magnanimities of sound, nor but in merriment begin a chase, nor but in merriment a quarrel.

Oh, may she live like som e green laurel Rooted in one dear perpetual place."

--A Prayer for My Daughter, W.B. Yeats

Dearest Melissaâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; May the sun warm you, May the rain refresh you, and may your roots always make you stand tall, with your face to the sky....

C ongratulation s and Best W ishes to you and the Class of 1997. Love, M om & Dad

Congratulations to Peter!

And Best W ishes to the Class of 1997

Peter - Thank you for making us proud parents. We are very lucky to have a son like you. Thanks for all the happiness you have brought into our lives.

Wishing you happiness and success in all of your future goals. #63Good luck in college football. I've al­ w ays looked up to you since the day I w as born. You have filled great shoes for yo u r­ self and for your family. I am going to miss practicing football with you and being on the extra point team together. Good luck in college! Love, Nick #61

#63Have fun in college. I'll always look up to you as a big brother! I'll miss you when you go to college!

Have fun!!

Love, Fro

PETRAKI Congratulations and good luck in your future years ahead.

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Beef without Garlic is like life without love.

Life is just a bowl of Garlic.

Maggie & Bobby (M&B. INC)

Hey D! We hope you will make some great garlic MOVIES someday, like........

-Garlic Finger -Spy Who Loved Garlic -Dial M for Garlic -Garlic Named Desire -(Streetcar Named Garlic) -Pulp Garlic -CITIZEN Garlic -12 Angry Garlics -When Garlic met ONION -Gone With the Garlic -Garlic Who Knew Too Much -The Third Garlic -Garlic ATTACKS!

CONGRATULATIONS BILLY-DEE

CATCH-22 you h a v e em erged fro m b eh in d the s h a d o w in fin e style, a n d w e a re v ery p ro u d o f a l l y o u r a ccom p lish m en ts.

Y ou are y o u n g a n d lif e is b e g in n in g in a w o n d e rfu l w a y f o r y o u , The fu tu r e reaches its w e lc o m in g h a n d w ith new, c h a lle n g in g th in g s to do.

A n d here is a p ra y e r f o r y o u th a t y o u 'l l w a lk w ith God e v e ry day, R e m e m b e rin g a lw a y s in w h a te v e r y o u do th e re is o n ly one true, rig h te o u s w a y - F o r God in H is w isdom a n d m e rc y lo o ke d d o w n on H is c h ild re n b e lo w A n d g a v e them th e p riv ile g e o f ch o o sin g th e r ig h t o r th e w ro n g w a y to g o . . .

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God B le ss! M a Dukes...

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CONGRATULATIONS & BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1907!!! 9 VG

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As your Mother and Father; with) great pride we celebrate your graduation. We are well aware of pow hard you have worked to achieve academic success and admire your dedication. We have also witnessed your participation in sports and applaud your sense of fair play.

Your determination in standing up for a friend, or a principle, has also not gone unnoticed. These qualities will continue to be a part of you in your academic career pursuits. No one could have a finer daughter.

With all our love,

Mom and Dad

Wish you the best!

My love iswith you, Phil J. UST B. E YOURSELF, TRUST ME, YOU REALLY WILL SOAR. IT'S N O T ALL TH A T SCARY, REALLY ME To a s is te r w ho h as a lw a y s been th e re fo r m e, I w ish you th e b est w ith a ll m y lo v e Nikki

David, As a son, brother, friend and teammate, you have made an impact on those around you. We are confident that armed with your talents, integrity, humor and determination, the sphere of your positive impact will continue to grow. With love and respect we wish you a rich future.

Love Mom, Dad, and Kerry

The Hoffman Family sends best wishes and congratulations to the Class of 1997.

Burt and Judy Mitchell, Marc and Jonathan

To Eddie: Congratulations on your first 18 years well spent!

Vaya Con Dios Love, Mom, Dad and Elke (Oh yes - GO CHIEFS!)

We're proud of your accom­ plishments, but this is just the beginning!

Wishing much happi­ ness and success to our wonderful Jennifer and the entire Class of '97.

The Klein family Edward, Rosalyn, Brian and Dana

I've w atched you grow into a beautiful young lady. I'm very happy and proud of you this day as you continue to reach for the stars. Rem em ber to put the Lord first in everything and He will lead and guide you.

Love, M om

DAVID We are proud of you and love you very, very much.

Love Mommy, Dernie, Matt and Portia, Michael, Mark, Leaf, and the rest of your family and friends.

I love all of U, you’re the best!

You all mean so much. Everyone should keep in touch. Keep smiling!

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Keep it Happy!

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GRADB CONGRATUFATIONS!!!! We’ ve readied the top! Now it’ s back to the bottom!

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II lakes 42 muscles to frown and only 14 to smile- SO SMILE!!m Good luck to the class ™ of 2001- I’m gonna miss ya!

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Congratulations to the Class of 1997!

“You miss 100 percent of the shots you don’t take.”

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Congratulations from the Heinz family to the Class of V 7 The Cooling family "salutes" King & LowHeywood Thomas School

June, 1997 To Colin W ith m uch love and our Congratulations!!

Y ou 're the B e s t. . .

M om , Justin, Jared and Caitlen LISTEN TO THE MUSTN'TS Listen to the M USTN'TS, child, Listen to the DON'TS Listen to the SH OULD N'TS The IMPOSSIBLES, the W O N 'TS Listen to the N EVER HAVES Then listen close to me. A nything can happen, child, A nything can be.

-Shel Silverstein

EVERYONE HAS DREAMS. FEW HAVE STRATEGIES.

We are very proud of you Joe, Love, Mom, Dad, Kathryn, Dempsey, Farley If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, Or walk with Kings--nor lose the common touch...

Yours is the Earth and everything that’s in it, And-w hich is m ore-you ’ll be a Man, my $qp!

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Go Wildcats

AnnaFrom your first day at the old Grammar School until your last day at KLHT, we've always been very proud of you.

Congratulations to you and all of the Class of 1997. (Especially the 02 Family) Much love from the Christensen family

Congratulations to the Class of 1997 from the yearbook staff, and especially from Aaron Snyder, who typed this.

MoHere are our 3 rules to live by which, if followed prop­ erly, will lead you to a happy & successful life: A) If the mind is willing. . . 1) Avoid drug addicted horses. Re­ member, you're allergic!

AND. . . 2) Life is a habit!

But on top of everything, remember the past, live in the present, and trust the future.

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INDEX A Ackerman, M cCarton 81 Adad e, A u d r e y 59, 86 A f r ic k , B ri an 78 A f r ic k , M ic h a e l 74 A h u ja , K en ne th 5 8 , 84 Ah u ja , N i c h o l a s 5 9 , 86 A k p ed on u , Agbesi 5 8 , 82 Ald re dge , Mr. M a tt h e w 64 All gr ov e, Sarah 77 A lm e id a, I ta lia 58, 82 A lp e r o v ic h , D a v id 4 1 , 92 Am bo is e, Y v e s 20, 3 6 , 50, 51, 90 Angle, K ea n e 59, 82 Ang le, K e c k 77 A n n e c c h in o , B ry an 75 A r a k e li a n , A li s s a 4 6 , 4 7 , 90 Ar ons on, Mrs . Iri n a 63 A rs e n au lt, M rs . A ll is o n 74 Au st ri an , P a t r ic k 82 A y a z , N e il 18, 4 1 , 88

B Baker, A li s s a 15, 16, 38, 90 Baker, M rs . E ile en 64, Baker, S am an th a 58, 84 Ba n e rje e , E li z a b e t h 80 Ba n e rje e , R avi 81 Ba n e rje e , Scott 76 Ba nnerot, C o u rt n e y 78 Barder, Mrs .

L i v ia Bareiss, Ch a r lo t t e 79 Barker, C a l l i e 80 Barker, E li z a b e t h 81 Barker, Kate 2 0 , 3 8 , 88 Barker III, Morgan 79 Baron, A n d r e w 78 Baron, D a n ie l 81 Barrett, E li z a b e t h 5 8 , 86 Bauer, Jean 14, 1 7 , 2 1 , 38, 88 B ell, B r a n d ie 5 8 , 84 B e lls ey , E li z a b e t h 77 B e n j a m in , D a v id 79 B e nj am in , L i n d s a y 5 9 , 84 Beppu, D a i s u k e 14, 17, 18, 44, 4 5 , 1 1 1 , 143 , 1 6 4 , 184 B e rb e ria n , A n d r ea 86 B e rb e ria n , R ic h a r d 3 6 , 90 B e re s fo r d -H il l , M r.

Paul 2, 62, 65, 71 B e re s fo r d -H il l , T im o t h y 77 Berk, La ur is s a 81 Be rman, S am ue l 78 B e rn a c k i, Peter 88 Bernat, C o u rt n e y 78 Be rns ht eyn , A l e x a n d r a 5 8 , 82 Be rns ht eyn , K irill 58, 86 Be thr ay, M rs . 68 B e v il a c q u a , Robert 5 9 , 86 B ey ma n , M ic h a e l 79 B ie w e n , Mrs . C a t h e r in e J. 67 B ir in y i, An n a 76 B ir in y i, N a ta li e 79 Biro, S in an 16, 3 6 , 88 Bitting, E li z a b e t h 59, 82 B la c k is t o n , Mrs . A n g e la 69, 76 B la ck is t o n , Mr. M ik e 5 9 , 52, 69 B lan k, Z a c h a r y 58, 86 B o is f eu ill e t , Jon at h an 36, 56, 90 B o n n e ll, J u li a 75 Bos shard, A l e x a n d r e 77 Bos shard, Sa ma n th a 79 Bou ghrum, C h r is t o p h e r 80 Bray, C r a ig 76 Bray, G o rd o n 75 Breeden, Pr es cot t 5 9 , 86 Breed en, Todd 3 0 , 5 9 , 82 Breed en, W h i t n e y 2 0 , 3 6 , 51, 90 Brissett, A l e c i a 4 6 , 5 3 , 92

B ro ok s , Jean nette 58, 86 B r o o k s , Ste phen C a d d y 81 Br ou gh , Mrs . A d r ie n n e 69, 75 B r o w n , C a t h e r in e 5 8 , 84 B r o w n , E dw ar d 5 9 , 86 Bru g g e m an , C o u rt n e y 78 B u c c o l o , Je re m y 5 8 , 82 Buggy, A l e x a n d e r 5 9 , 84 Buggy, H e n r y 79 Buggy, K a it li n 5 8 , 82 B u o n g io r n o , Leig ha 77 Bu rne tt, A l e x a n d r a 75 Bu rt, G r a h a m 1 5 , 3 6 , 92 B u r z o n , M at th e w 58, 82 B u s c h e r , M rs . M i c h e l l e 6 9 , 75 B u z a n o s k i , M e re d ith 5 9 , 86 B u z a o n s k i , Mrs. S u za n n e B yr n e s , C h r is t o p h e r 1 7, 2 0 , 36, 88 B yr n e s , C o u rt n e y 5 8 , 82

c C a la b r e s e , Lo ui s 3 6 , 134 , 145 C a n n o n , A s h le y 77 C a r d e n a s , J u lio 58, 86 C a r e y , Mrs .

An ge la 63 C a r e y , Mr. Tom 54 C a r e y , K at h e r in e 82 C a r u s o , K yl e 5 8 , 84 C a s s e lm a n , Robert 1 5, 3 3 , 36, 9 2 , 184 C a s t e ll a n o , C a r o li n e 75 C a s t e ll a n o , Krist in 78 C a s t e ll a n o , R ic h a r d 80 Caulfield, Alexandra 5 9 , 86 Chan, Queenie 76 C h a n e s , Ma rtin 76 C hap lin, E li z a b e t h 78 C h e s tn u t, John 76 C h ir e s , L y n d s a y 81 C h ir e s , M ic h a e l 78 C h r is " T h e Lu n c h G u y " 67 C h r is t e n s e n , Anna 1 2 7 , 140 C h r is t e n s e n , Mrs . E le an o r 65 C h r is t e n s e n , Jame s 58, 82 C h r is t o p h e , Je an - Pa u l 14, 23, 4 1 , 5 6 , 88 C h r is t o p h e , K im b e r ly 58, 82 C l a r k , K ath ry n 79 C l a r k , K e v in 76 Clark, K im b e r ly 78 C l a r k , Mrs . Sarah 69, 78 C l a r k , Mr. Scott 65 C le m m e n s , Robert 58, 86 C l ip p in g e r , John 74 C l ip p in g e r , Mrs . Li b b y 68 C o at e s , C a t h e r in e 5 9 , 82 C o at e s , Ma rga re t 88 C o at e s , S u s an na 6, 15, 92 C o h a n e , C o li n 1 7, 2 7 , 54, 55, 1 2 6 , 1 4 2 ,1 7 5 C o h en , A m y 58, 84 C o h e n , B e n j a m in 78 C o h e n , E m il y 80 C o h e n , Jorda n 4 0 , 5 0 , 90 C o l l i n s , B e n j a m in 3 6 , 51, 90 C o l l i n s , Joseph 1 3, 3 6 , 125, 137 C o l l i n s , K ath ry n 59, 82 C o lt h u p , Mrs . Krista 67 C o l v i n , Megan 76 Co nnacher, Mary 76 C o n n a c h e r , Ross 75 Connell, W illia m 58, 84 C o o li n g , A n d r e w 58, 86 C o o p e r , D a n ie l 14, 18, 4 0 , 92 C o o p e r , M ar k 58, 84 C o r c o r a n , C h r is t o p h e r 79 C o rd e s , By ro n 77 C o rd e s , Morgan 76 C o r e y , K a th e r in e 59 C r af t, James 75 C r a m p s , Au st in 80 C u i m a r d , P ie rre 58 C u m m in g s , A l e x a n d r a 5 9 , 82 C u m m in g s , D a v id 4 1 , 88

C u r r y , M ic h a e l 58, 84 C u r t is III, D ou g la s 58, C u s c u n a , La ur e n 80 C u s c u n a , M ax 81

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Ellen 69, 80 E dw ar d s, Mr. Bob 64 E dw ar d s, D a v id 4 0 , 50, 100, 136 , 1 4 0 ,1 7 2 E dw ar d s, Leah 81 Effron, A b ig a il 79 Effron, A le x a n d r a 77 Egan, E liz ab et h 14, 2 0 , 4 6 , 54, 90 E ms le y, Sarah 76 E s ca la n t e , Mr. C a r lo s 67

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F Fa dde n, Ch a r lo t t e 76 Fa dde n, J. G r a h a m 80 F ah y, James 77 F ein be rg, M att he w 82 F ein be rg, Seth 59, 88 Felt, Mrs. Sl oa n e 67 F ia rm an , Miss R e b e cc a 4 7 , 69, 71 F il a to v , Jason 77 Fin an , E liz ab et h 81 F in an , W i l l i a m 79 F in n, Laur en 17, 4 4 , 88 F is ch e r, Al y ss a 15, 20, 42,43, 90 F is ch e r, A s h le y 59, 86 F is c h e r, Ka thr yn 74 F is ch e r, IV, H ar o ld 76 Fixary, Stephen 81 F ly n t, Mi ss H o ll y 69, 79 Ford, Br ian 15, 16, 17, 36, 50, 92 64, Forster, Mrs. E liz ab et h 32, 66 F or eh an d , Mrs. Ann M ar ie Zegras 69, 76 F o u r a c r e , C h r is t o p h e r 4 1 , 92 Fo x, D a n ie l 58, 82 Frassetto, C h r is t o p h e r 81 F r e c c ia , S am ue l 77 F r e c c ia , IV, V in c e n t 79 F re e dm an , Jesse 2 0 , 88 F re n k el , Laure n 6, 4 4 , 4 5 , 92 F re n k el , V e r o n ik a 14, 44 F ri e d la n d , Mrs. E m il y 6 9 , 77 F ri s o li , Kara 78 F u ll e r , Mrs. M e li n d a 6 9 , 75

G a f f n e y , Je nn if e r 80 G a ll a g h e r , Leigh 12, 15, 2 0 , 92 G a ll a g h e r , Miss C a r o ly n A. 69 G a ll a g h e r , P. G r a h a m 78 G a ll a g h e r , Mrs .

R ose ma ry G a l u c c i , Mrs . K at hl ee n 6 9 , 80 G a r d n e r , K at h e r in e 15, 17, 2 0 , 53 G a r r it y , Jonat han 78 G e or g e , La u r a n c e 77 G e or g e , Miss Norma 58, 68 Giannini, A le x a n d e r G i l l i e s , An n e 80 G i l l i e s , Mr. Jonat ha n 6 9 , 8 0 , 81 G in s b u rg , M e lis sa 15, 1 7, 2 0 , 46, 52, 130 . 1 38, 1 5 5, 1 61 G ir d e n , L in d s ay 78 G l i c k , A le x a n d e r 79 G l i c k , K ay la 76 G o d d a r d , Je ssi ca 80 G o d d a r d , Stephen 77 G o l d r i c h , B e n j a m in 79 G o ld s t e in , C a r r ie 59, 84 G o ld s t e in , Da ra 80 G o m e z , D av id 58, 86 G o n z a l e s , M r. Jose 67 G o u ld , James 76 Gramps, Step ha nie Gramps, T aylor 58, 82 G r a n t , Ann 5 9 , 84 Gr an t III, John 3 6 , 90 G ra s s o, Joseph 58, 82 G ra s s o, Sa man th a 79 G r a y , A s h le y 58, 82 G r e e n f ie ld , Ki n s ey 76 G r e e n f ie ld , S ha el a 77 Greenwood, B illy-D e e 10, 50, 51, 36, 37, 129, 144 , 1 66 G r o o m , Miss S. Renee 74 G r o s s m an , Erica Guevara, M ich elle 1 6, 4 2 , 4 3 , 52, 92 G u im a r d , Pie rre 86 G u l l e y , Laure n 81 G u lley, Taylor 78 G u r r y , Mi ss Erin 69, 76

H H a b e rn y , Joseph 74 Haft, Miss W e n d y J. 38, 5 2 , 5 9 , 69, 136 H a m il to n , D ou g la s 79 H a m il to n , G r e g o ry 81 H am m , D a v id 7, 40, 41, 112 , 141 , 168 H an s e n , C h r is t o p h e r 76 H a p o ie n u , Ra ch e l 59, 82 H a r k in , A l e x a n d e r 77 H ar r in gt on , F ra n k lin 5 9 , 82 H a r r is o n , M a r k 75 Ha rtlet t, Mr. W a y n e 67 H a r v e y , E vel yn 75 Harvey, Jul ia H au e r , M ic h a e l 59, 82 H a w l e y , Mrs. Jus tine 67 Haynes, C h r is t o p h e r 3 6 , 5 1 , 90 H a y n e s , Gr e g o ry 58 H e i l a k k a , C h r is t o p h e r 78 H e i l a k k a , S am ue l 80 H e in s , C l a y 78 H e in s , Gr e g o ry 80 H e m in g w a y , Sara 76 He n d er s o n , M ar k 16, 17, 18, 2 0 , 4 1 , 56, 92 He n d er s o n , Ry an 78 He r m a n s o n , Mrs . C in d y H i l l , C h r is 44 H ill, Dana 80 H in t s a, M at th e w 79 Hi tt m an , A l e x a n d r a 80 H it t m an , B e n j a m in 59, 82 Ho ff, J ea nne 2 0 , 4 7 , 5 3 , 88 H o ffm an , Jonat ha n 3 6 , 50, 92 H o ll a n d , Mrs . C ar ol 69 Ho o p e r , Stephen 58, 84 H o p k in s , Nathan 75

INDEX H o ra n , C h r is t o p h e r 14, 19, 2 0 , 2 1 , 4 4 , 56, 57 92 H o ra n , Lu c a s 78 H o rto n , Jr., C a r l 80 H o t c h k is s , W i n c h e s t e r 75 H o t z - C o o p e r , E m il y 78 H u b b a r d , Ruth 77 H u d s o n , M r. Dan 18, 64, 70 H u e ls , A l e x a n d e r 58, 86 H u e ls , S te p h a n ie 59, 84 H u g h e s , Ry an 15, 1 7, 2 0 , 4 1 , 5 4 , 90 H u n te r, Br an d i 4 2 , 90 H u n te r, Mr. Ne il 6 2 , 68 H u n t o o n , Mrs . Ann H u r w i c h , D a v id 19, 2 1 , 4 1 , 88 H yd e , Aa ron 78 H y d e , A s h le y 80

_/ Igoe, Mi ss C a t h e r in e Ittner, A n n e 59, 82

66

l Ja co b s o n , Joshua 15, 2 0 , 90 James, Sian 38, 53, 88 Jean-Guillaum e, Kharline 108, 141 J e s si m an , A n d r e w 81 J e s si m an , M argaret 77 J o h n s o n , Da n a 1 7, 2 0 , 4 6 , 47, 52, 90 Jones, Mrs . C o r n e li a 63 Jones, D e v e r e 36, 50, 51, 92 Jone s, E vo n n e 1 6, 38, 5 3 , 88 Jone s, M ic h a e l 59, 82 Jones, Victoria 79 Jone s, W illiam 18, 19, 3 6 , 51, 92

K Karayiannis, A fr od ite 5 9 , 86 K a r a y i a n n i s , N ic k 2 0 , 36, 51, 90 K a r a y i a n n i s , Peter 17, 18, 20, 3 6 , 50, 51, 1 14, 1 3 6 , 1 40 , 1 62 K as s el , Brett 4 1 , 90 K as s el , Lara 58, 84 K at h n e r , W h i t n e y 81 K a u fm a n , Lisa 58, 86 Kayes, Nathan 41 K ei th , Payton 80 K em p, Ge o r g in a 77 K en ag a, N ic o le 58, 84 K ha r. A n it a 16, 4 2 , 54, 88 K h ar , S h we ta 123 , 1 3 6 , 1 39 K i c e l i a n , M rs. Joyce 13, 6 6 , 71 K ir s c h e n b a u m , Peter 80 K le in , C h r is t o p h e r 3 6 , 5 1 , 88 K le in , Je nn if e r 1 1, 20, 4 6 , 47, 53, 1 18. 140 , 171, K le in , Josh ua 16, 17, 18, 2 0 , 36, 9 2 , 184 K n if f in , Taylor 75 K n o x, G i l l i a n 58, 86 K n o x, Reed 4 0 , 88 K o r v a l, Ad am 59 K o r v a l, Sarah 14, 1 7, 2 0 , 22, 38, 5 2 , 88 Kosann, D anielle 81 Kosann, La ur a 78 Koster, A l e x a n d e r 78 Koster, C h a r le s 4 1 , 88 Koster, Mrs. G l o r i a 65 Koster, M egan 14, 17, 19, 20, 27, 42, 9 2 , 184 Kra u se , K e v in 78 K re it m a n , A l e x a n d r a 76 K re it m a n , M ic a e la 75 Kro pp , La ura 3 8 , 52, 1 16, 1 36, 142 , 151 , 152 Kru ge r, G ar re tt 16, 1 7, 3 6 , 54, 92

K u d z y , A ll is o n 79 Kulukundis, Delia 59, 86 K u n t z m a n , D a v id 77 K u rtz , E dw ar d 16, 1 7, 18, 2 8 , 1 19, 1 4 2 , 1 70 K w e s k in , Mrs. H e le n 13, 6 5 ,

20,

26,

71

L L a ke , K im b e r ly 6, 1 5, 1 7, 2 0 , 4 2 , L a m d in , M o l l y 58, 84 L a m d in , N ic h o l s o n 58, 82 La me tta , Ad am 9, 36, 90 La n e , Margot 78 Lang, Sarah 115 , 1 45 , 171 La rse n , Kate 1 5 4 2 , 5 4 , 90 La rse n , Sarah 59 La u, Kay Lin 79 L a w r e n c e , Br an d i 16, 4 2 , 5 2 , 92 L a w r e n c e , Justin 79 L a z z a r o , N ic h o l a s 59, 84 L e a h y , D a v id 58, 84 L e b o v it z , D a v id 80 Leg ran d, John 14, 1 5, 2 0 , 3 2 , 36, Le g ra nd, Peter 59, 82 L e i b o w i t z , B e n j a m in 76 L e is e r , A n n e - M a r i e 58, 84 L e is e r , Eri c 4 1 , 88 L e ly , A m y 58, 82 Lem mo , Jr., M it c h e ll 81 Le w is , K a th e r in e 4 2 , 54, 90 L ib o n a t i, M rs. M e lo d y 13, 2 9 , 6 6 , L i on e tti , F ran k 16, 2 0 , 4 1 , 88 L i on e tti , Ja c ly n 76 L i on e tti , L u c io 79 L o c k w o o d , Je ssi ca 77 Lounsbury, Jeffrey 78 L o u rie , D a v id 36, 90 Lo ve , V i n c e n t 76 Lude rs, Mi ss Je nn if e r Freeman L u d lo w , A le x a n d r a 79 Ly d o n, M rs. C l a u d i a 68 L y n c h , Mr. Gre g 1 5, 4 4 , 6 5 , 51

92

M o l y n e u x , Paul 77 M om as , Ka tie 86 M on tg o m e ry , N ic h o l a s 15, 26, 2 7 , 28, 40 Mor oso ff, M r.

Ru dy 64, 71 M u e ll e r , Jr., Robert 77 M u h lf e ld , Mr. John 58, 68 M u n d y , N at h an ie l 36, 54, 88 M un ter , Ala n M u rp h y , Jaco b 58, 82 M u rp h y , M au de 16, 1 7, 2 0 , 42, 5 2 , 88 M u rp h y , Mrs. T e rr y 69 M u s ku s , Mr. John 67 M u tt u k u m ar u , Ri 58, 84 M u tt u k u m ar u , Ria 80

N

92

71

Na gle, Art 65 N ah an , M ic h a e l 78 N ai d o r f, M a tt h e w 1 6, 51, 88 Na sh , Son ia 86 Neff, A b ig ai l 80 Ne um an , Brook e 79 N e u m a n , Je nn if e r 58 N e u m a n , Laur en 58, 86 N e u m a n n , Ju lia na N e u m a n n , N a ta lie 80 N i c h o l s , Mrs . C o n s t a n c e Nichols, E liz a b e t h 14, 2 0 , 2 9 , 3 8 , 3 9 , 90 N ic h o l s , K a th a r in e 59, N ic k it a s , N ic h o l a s 59, Ni gro , Ed w ar d 18, 51, N is s im , O d e d 79 Nor th ru p , C h r is t o p h e r N ou rs e, D a v id 18, 2 8 , 59, 88 N o w i c k i , Mr. Steve 58, N us sb au m, Matthe w 76 N u s s b au m , P h il ip 74

P la t z n e r , Ad am 18, 2 9 , 1 2 8 , 1 3 6 , 1 38 Ponticello, Janette 145 P o ul to n , M is s S a ll y 69 Poy et, Sarah 58, 84 Prout, P h il ip 80 Pur dy , C h a r n e e 78 Pusack, Anna 79 Pusack, Mrs .

Priscilla P u s a c k , T im o t h y 59, P u s a c k , Mr. W i l l i a m

36, 1 22, 46,

136, 59,

65 86 59,

68

Q Qua, Qua,

W illiam 74 III , John 77

R 32,

36,

68 17, 19, 84 82 92 58, 36,

82 57,

68

M

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M acG uire, Tyler 4 0 , 54, 90 M a c in t y r e , G r e g o ry 76 M a k i n , Jane 76 M a ll io s , Zo e 77 M ar be r, K at h ry n 75 Marber, Rebecca 76 M a r c a l, K at h e r in e 76 M a r c a l, Jr., M ic h a e l 79 M a s tr o g io v a n n i, D a n ie l 16, 4 0 , 92 M at t h e w s, Mrs. L in d s e y M a tth ie s s en , Sarah 59, 82 M a tt ie ll o , Mrs. M ar y Ann 63 Mayberry, II, John 59, 84 M c C a r t h y , R il e y 59, 84 M cG ee , And rew 75 M c G e e , D a n ie l 77 M cG ove rn , Thomas 19, 2 1 , 4 4 , 88 M c Q u e e n , Mrs . E ile en 68 M cQ uillan, F ra n c e s 75 M ea d, Je ssi ca 2 0 , 4 2 , 53, 90 M egrue, Mrs . S u z a n n e 69 M e nk in g , Peter 77 M e n k in g , Steven 79 M e ss e r ve y, K at hl ee n 80 M e tv in e r , Aaron 76 M e tv in e r , Am an da 79 M e tz le r , Je nn if e r 15, 16, 20, 14, 4 6 , 5 2 , 90 M e tz le r , Kath lee n 59, 86 M e y e r , Mrs . Mar y G a y l e 13, 2 3 , 65 79 M i la n o , Th e re sa 82 M i l l e r , Jonathan 59, 77 M i l l e r , M att he w 58, 84 M il t im o r e , Car ol 81 M il t im o r e , Mar y 78 M i n i c u c c i , Robert 64, 66 M i s h k i n , Mrs . C a t h e r in e 79 M it c h e l l , C la ir e 77 M it c h e l l , Elizab ethi M it c h e l l , James 75 M o ll e r , C h r is t in a 1 7, 2 2 , 47, 88

O a k e s , Stew art 36, 92 O a k f o r d , Stuart 75 O n i s , Laure n 59, 82 O r io , Mr. Al 3, 6 2 , 70 O r i o , Jr., A lp h o n s e 5 9 , 84 O r io , Mr. Peter 68 O r io , Ra ym o nd 78 O r io , R ene e 67 Os t e r , Sarah 4 6 , 4 7 , 104 , 136, 1 3 9 , 165

P P ac io r e tt y, C h r is t in e 81 Pa c k e r , E liz ab et h 78 Pa c k e r , Me red ith 76 Page, Luke 58, 84 Page, R e b e c c a 33, 4 2 , 4 3 , 90 P a lm e r i, John 77 Palo , Bria n 80 Pa p p al a rd o , Mrs. M ar y W .

69, 79 Pa p p al a rd o , Stephen 58 Paquette, D a n i e l l e 81 Paquette, Evan 5 8 , 84 Par ker , Ada m 32, 3 6 , 54, 55, 110 , 136 , 141 Parti cel I i , Ryan 5 9 , 84 Pa yn e , Mrs . Ethel 16, 65 Pear son , C h r is t o p h e r 58, 82 Pe rei ra , A le x a n d r a 79 Pe re ls te in , E li z a b e t h 79 Pe re z , C h r is t o p h e r 58 P e r n ic k , C ra ig 80 Pers on, T a k e e y a 16, 17, 3 8 , 52, 53, 102 , 138, 1 71 Peters, Je ssi ca 90 Peters, P h il ip 88 Petti, D e li a 79 P h e la n , K e v in 79 P h il li p s , M at th e w 59 Pin a, D a v id 18, 40, 105 , 1 39

R af f ae li, Jason 75 R a ff a e li , Justin 77 R a ff a e li , III, John 81 R a h im , Sa lm an 36, 50, 135 , 136 , 137 Ra id t, Mrs. Karen 78 R a jk u m a r , Piy a 58, 86 R am s d e n, S yd n e y 75 Ra nd, C h r is t o p h e r 58, 86 R a n k in , H a l e y 76 R a s k o v ic , D ia n a 75 R a u s c h e r, An ne Re dn is s , K at h e r in e 9, 2 0 , 26, 4 2 , 90 R e gne me r, Ja im e -L y n n 4 2 , 54, 90 R e in e m a n n , E ric 77 R e in e m a n n , Peter 75 R e ub e n , A ll is o n 80 R eub en , A n d r e w 51, 88 R eub en , J u lia 58, 82 R ic h t e r, Mr. Ha n s 68 Ri edel I, Mr. G le n n 69, 79 R i n a ld i, Mrs. Lois Ann 68 Rin ge l, Keith 59 R iz z u t o , A d r ia n a 75 R iz z u t o , Erika 76 R iz z u t o , N ic o la 74 Roberts, Josh ua 92 R o d ri g u e z, Mrs. G r a c i e l a 66 R o s e lle , Je nn if e r 1 7, 39, 52, 103 , 136 , 143, 167 R o s e lle , N ic o le 3 8 , 5 2 , 88 Ross, M e lis sa 79 Roth, K e ll y 14, 4 6 , 50, 92 Roth, Mi ss Robyn 69, 77 Ruff el s, Mrs. Jane 69 R u m b ou gh , Peter 75 R u s s e ll , Laure n 80 R ya n , C o li n 59, 84

s S a d a n a , C h ir a g 14, 16, 19, 4 1 , 51, 90 Sa Itonsta 11, C a r o li n e S a n c h e z , V ic t o r 4 0 , 4 1 , 50, 1 3 1 , 137 S an da k , D a v id 9, 18, 4 0 , 56, 5 7 , 59, 90 S an da k , Stephen 59, 82 Sandak, Thomas 11, 16, 20, 4 1 , 51, 88 Santo, Mrs . Jane 69 S ar ka r, Ra n ju 1 6, 18, 20, 38, 53, 88 S a r k ie , John 81 S a r k ie , K e ll i 59, 86 S ar ne r, B r ya n 78 S ar ne r, La ur e n 75 S c a f fi d i, An t h o n y 3 6 , 88 S c h a c h n e r , Jere my 4 1 , 90 S c h e c h t e r , M ic h a e l 4 1 , 90 S c h o u , K e v in 4 1 , 56, 88 S c h o u , Na ta sha 80 S c h u lm a n , E ric 41, 54, 88

INDEX S ch u lt z, B e n j a m in 81 S ch u lt z, Sa ra h 77 S ch w a r tz , A r ie l le 4 2 , 9 2 , 184 S ch w a r tz , P h il ip 17, 4 0 , 54, 92 S cl af an i, Dana 38, 86 Scl af an i, Paul Ross 81 S cu lly , Caitlin 81 S cu lly , M icaela 77 Se dg w ick , R a c h a e l 4 2 , 109, 136, 142 Segalas, K im b e r l y 78 Segalas, S u m m e r 75 Segalas, T ia n a 79 Se iden ste in, B e n j a m in Seiler, S am ue l 15, 16, 17, 18, 36, 92 Shafie, Ehson 1 6, 1 7, 3 6 , 50, 92 Shaw, M is s Erin P. 69, 81 Shea, C o u rt n e y 15, 4 1 , 42, 43, 92 Shea, Krist a 6, 79 Sheehan, M ic h a e l 5 8 , 82 Sheehan, Step hen 78 Sheetz, J u lie 59, 82 Sheetz, Suzanne 80 Shelton, Kip 77 Shelton, Scott 79 Sia, Mrs. A n n a 6 4 , 7 1 , 136 Siegel, A ll is o n 19, 2 0 , 46, 90 Sievert, C o rn e ll 79 Sievert, Z a c h a r y 81 Si lv ia , M is s M ar y Jo 3 8 , 53, 69, 70, 77 Simms, Jesse 36, 124, 145 Simon, Mr. W i l l i a m 6 2 , 65 Si monson, T a y l o r 81 Sissener, N ic h o l a s 5 9 , 84 Skibbe, M ic h e le 59, 84 Skibbe, N ad in e 14, 4 4 , 90 Slater, A n d r e w 81 Smith, Mrs .

B ar ba r a H a r t le y 68 Smith, E m il y 77 Smith, J am ie 74 Smith, K en d al l 58, 82

Sm it h , M ic h a e l 3 6 , 50, 88 Sm it h , Sar ah 80 Sm it h , III, Robert 76 S n o w , Ju li e 80 S n y d e r , A ar on 13, 16, 17, 18, 36, 50, 107, 1 4 4 , 1 48 , 152 Soh n, D a v id 4 4 , 51, 88 Sol er , M rs. A li s o n 67 S o m m e rf ie ld , A l e x i s 74 Sparkman, Tu cke r 81 Spatt, M ar k 59, 84 S p o n h e im , M is s K ris ti n 68, 69, 71 Stark s, C h e ls e a Stark s, J r. , John 80 S tav es , Je nn if e r 58, 75, 82 S tav es , K e ll y 78 S tav es , M att he w 58, 86 Ste ve n s, Anna 78 Ste v en so n, Co u rt n e y 76 S te v en s o n- S m ith , Sa hmra 58, 86 S tew ar t, Lauren 78 Stratton, Mi ss Susan 69, 78 Sullivan, C o ll in 75 S u l l i v a n , Ryan 78 S u p p le , M rs. D e an n a 68 S u p p le , D a v id 15, 16, 36, 54, 92 S u p p le , Ry an 9, 4 0 , 54, 90 S us sa n, Ryan 79 S us sa n, S pen se r 76 S z a m p a n e r, C h r is t o p h e r 59 S z y m a n c z y k , C h r is t o p h e r 59, 84

J Taber,

S te p h an ie 1 7, 3 8 , 52, 143 , 1 59 T a r z i a , Ja ck so n 76 T a y l o r , Estus 7, 16, 17, 20, 36, 133, 1 3 8, 1 57 T h a c k e r a y , Jona th an 51, 88 T h i b a u l t , Miss Sara 69, 76 T h o m , C o li n 3 6 , 3 7 , 121, 1 36, 1 4 3 , 149 T h o m a s , Ka tie 58 T it u s, M r. G r i f f 67 T o b ia s o n , Jr., Peter 80

120, 136 ,

Too te r, Ad am 59, 86 T oo te r, Scott 5 9 , 84 Torey, D y la n 74 Torey, Jason 77 T r e n c h e r , D a v id 1 6, 2 0 , 3 6 , 51, 88 T r i v e d i , Rita 16, 1 7, 2 2 , 38, 88 T rott, Adam 17, 4 1 , 54, 92 T r o w , Rya n 58, 86 T s a k r a k li d e s , Mr. Ge or g e 65 T s an g , C h r is t o p h e r 81 Ts an g, V ic t o r ia 79 T s ir b a s , C h r is t o p h e r 41, 90 T u c k e r , Miss D ia n n a J. 69, 81 T u r n e r , Payton 81 T u r r e n t in e , Mrs. JoAnn B. 69, 75

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G e r a ld

80

V V a la s s is , S oul af red a 16, 17, 1 8, 4 6 , 4 7 , 106, 141 , 1 58 V an D u s e n , Scott 14, 15, 90 V an E ic k , lian a 77 V an d e r h e y d e n , W i l l i a m 77 V au g h n , An d r e w 76 V en e t os , Peter 80 V e r h a e g e n , Frank 79 V ig n o l a , Fra n c es 80 V ig n o l a , O liver 84 V illa cis , Alex 6, 14, 15, 16, 1 7, 2 0 , 4 1 , 58, 5 9 , 92 V l a h a k i s , A le x a n d e r 76 V l a h a k i s , An d rea s 79 V l a h a k i s , Costas 81

w W a c h t e l , Jessic a 77 W a c h t e l , Laure n 79 W a g n e r , Mrs . Ka rin 66 W a ld , H e n r y 80 W a ld , O l i v e r 77 W a l l a c e , D e v in 14, 17,

18,

44,

4 5 , 92 W a lla c e , Tobey 42, 5 3 , 88 W a l l a c e , M r. W i l l i a m 64 W a l s h , He at h er 17, 2 0 , 4 2 , 90 W a ls h , Rya n 5 9 , 84 W at e rs , Mrs . Ellen 58, 69 W a t e rs , Joseph 76 W a x b e rg , J enn y 81 W e i n s t o c k , C a it li n 78 W e is b a r d , D a n ie l 4 4 , 4 5 , 90 W e x l e r , M at th e w 16, 4 0 , 88 W e x l e r , Scott 58, 82 W h it e , A s h le y 77 W h it e , Edwa rd W h it e , Krysten 58, 82 W h it e , N ic o le 80 W h it e , Sean 18, 92 W h it e , T a y lo r 75, 80 W h it t a k e r , Mr. W illiam W id a s , A le x a n d r a 81 W id a s , Je ssi ca 78 W ie g a n d , B e n j a m in 3 6 , 51, 88 W ie g a n d , T im o t h y 59, 82 W ig g i n s , C h a r le s 81 W i l c o x e n , M r. C h u c k 4 4 , 56, 66 W ilkey, C o l l i n 75 W illiam s, Andrew 78 W i l l i a m s , Eri ca 81 W i l l i a m s , Justin 4 1 , 50, 90 W i l l i a m s o n , S u s ann ah 75 W is h in g r a d , Ian 81 W o f s e y , Jill 20, 38, 88 W o r t m a n n , Mrs. S im one 69, 76 W r ig h t , Mrs . Lynn W r ig h t , Mr. M ic h a e l 59, 68

z Z ah n , A n d re w 81 Z a l a , Je nn if e r 16, 17, 4 2 , 92 Z a l e s , Scott 76 Z u c k e r , B e n j a m in 76

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