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VOLUME XVIII

Academics Activities Sports

THE SENIOR CLASS DEDICATES THIS PUBLICATION TO MR. CHET SEROKA TEACHER, FRIEND, AND GREAT HUMAN BEING

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P.C.D.S. CELEBRATES 20TH ANNIVERSARY The 20th Anniversary year of PCDS was inaugurated at the 1981 Arizona Dinner Meeting of the Newcomen Society in North America.

The evening’s festivities were co-sponsored by PCDS and the Newco­ men Society an organization with the purpose of studying and publi­ cizing business and institutional history and achievement. Guests included PCDS parents, alumni, trustees, faculty, and Phoenix busi­ ness leaders. The Reverend Mr. James C. Roof, former Dean of Faculty at PCDS gave the invocation. The guest of Honor and Speak­ er for the evening was Dr. Joel Monell,

Mrs. Peter S. Firestone and Mrs. John I. Yellott.

Mrs. Peter Wray was also present at the 20th Anni­ versary Dinner.

Speakers for the evening were: Dr. Joel Monell, Mr. John I YU lott, and Mr. Charles Penrose.

CONSTRUCTION BEGINS ON PETER S. FIRESTONE UPPER SCHOOL COMPLEX At a special meeting of the Business and Finance as well as the Buildings and Grounds Committees held last June, unanimous approval was given to begin construction on the Peter S. Firestone Upper School Complex.

The Upper School complex will contain eight classrooms, a lecture hall, two art rooms, the Douglas A. Bean Mathematics and Computer Center, a conference room, and faculty offices. These will be housed in four seperate wings, all facing a central quadrangle.

Construction is scheduled to be completed in the spring.

Occupancy is slated for September, 1982. There will be two memorial plaques prominently located in the complex. One will list all donors to the Peter S. Firestone Memorial Fund. The other will name individuals and foundations having made donations of $25,000 or more for the construction of the complex.

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HEADMASTER’S MESSAGE

To The Class of 1982: The 1981-1982 school year marks the 20th Anniversary of Phoenix Country Day School. In September, the school was honored by the Newcomen Society of North America for its accom­ plishments during the past twenty years. These accomplishments have been significant — a growth rate from 93-470 students, grade expansion from 3-9 to our present K-12, and the many new facilities necessary to house this increasing population. More important than these favorable statistics, however, are those who made them possible. As students, your contributions have been vital to our success.

Some of you have been here for thirteen years, others for only one or two. Just as growth and change play a key role in P.C.D.S. accomplishments, so do tradition and stability. Regardless of the length of your time with us, I’m sure you have all benefited from P.C.D.S.’s traditional emphasis on the five basic academic disciplines, small classes, personal attention, and excellent teaching. These qualities have not changed in twenty years and will continue to characterize the school in the future. If past experiences of P.C.D.S. graduates are any guide, they will stand you in good stead throughout your careers.

Each of you will leave with a strong sense of the P.C.D.S. Community. Though you will graduate without occupying the new Peter S. Firestone Memorial Upper School complex, I hope that you will come back and see it next year. And in the next twenty years, I hope you will become active members of our alumni group. It is, after all, the combined effects of the continuity and change that have made our history worthy of celebration.

Good Luck!

Joel C. Monell Headmaster

CARNIVAL 81’ The school grounds were crowded with families enjoying eating cotton candy, popcorn, and other “ fair” food, while playing electronic games, testing their strength on the High Striker, and trying their skill on cork gun alley. Baseball pitching hopefuls enjoyed the sponge throw and the dunking booth.

Such P.C.D.S. celebrities as Dr. Moneli, Dr. Adank, George Baker, Chuck Toll, and Dave Raymond paid the price after every direct hit.

Younger children frequented the Mash Tent, Space Walk, sandpainting booth, and pony rides.

For the more adventurous, the Hot Air Balloon ride was a favortie. Inside Burch Hail, parents could buy items at the Gourmet Booth, Used book sale, the Boutique, and the plant sale,

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Marie Cohen Brian Cornwell Helen Craft

Emma Dane Edward Drewery Lisa Harney

Brentley Huber Alexander Koep Wendy Kraus

April Levy Heather MacLean Dawn McCoy

Joshua Moya Todd Neblett Ellen Rand

Kara Rassi Teddy Rice Alex Sample

Brooke Schumacher Gwynne Sullivan Rebecca Sullivan

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Scott Turpin Brian Vance

Gretchen Wagner Michael Webster

Geoffrey Wilhelmy Sarah Woods

GRADE 1 Jason Aronoff Frazier Bain Diercks Bentley

Kiran Bisla Aubrey Joy Corcoran Aron Fischer

Austin Hackett Ryan Hart Bradney Huber

Alessandra Jackson Kimberly Levine Carter Lipton

Rachel Lyons Bethany Matia Cal Newman

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Scott Spero Matthew Weinberg Jenny Burt

Andrea Crimmons Brett Davis Amanda Drewery

Adam Flick Jason Fox Valeska French

Karl Kendall Patrick Lewis David Lyne

Jason McCullough Rochelle Mollen

Scott Pettitt Jacob Shepard

Tami Spero Jordan Sterling

Erin Timmerman James Todd

Brooke Toll Sarah Wareing 41

GRADE 2 Charlie Blumenstein Mike Chernoff Andy Cracchiolo

Gregg Dessen Becky Dicken Jennifer Eckols

Justin Einhorn Aysia Harrison Brill Moya

Paula Occhino Jason Pasley Todd Plone

Erik Ramsaur Wendy Rice Randy Saria

Jeff Stouffer Stephan Sweet Glen Torhjelm

Rob Van Sickle Lisa Williams Stephie Bates

Jeff Collins Lance Due Ryan Dyer

Michael Enriquez Randy Ho Debbie Ligorsky

Robert Lyne Aaron Matz Danny Mosley 43

Tiffany Peers Clyde Pogson

Michael Ramsaur Hilary Robinson

Lindsay Rovick Brinton Smith

Spencer Stoetzel Jon Teitel

Sigourney Toll Sophia Trevor 44

GRADE 3 Salina Beard Michael Betz Jessica Cohen

Ricky Daley Hunter Duffy Adam Fleck

Matthew Hulme A.J. Karppinen Tina McNeff

Andrew Mellor Spencer Patterson Jason Ralphe

Aaron Shoeffler Jennifer Swartz Haley Scott

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Debbie Sklar Audra Smith Matt Sosnow

Jonathan Tower Hilary Barnard Geoff Borger

Cara Breese Rob Cohen Ashley Conquest

Danielle Gordon Andrew Houle Aaron Hulme

Evan Lipton Justin Matlick Mandi Matz

Tracy Nystrom Gabriella Peers

Bill Pettitt Polly Rassi

Scott Sendrow David Snodgrass

Julie Turpin Brandon Wilson

GRADE 4 Peter Cronk Francine Enriquez Karen Finley

Holly Harris Amanda Hart Marnie Janis

Eve Lipson Muffin Madison Douglas Matia

Jessica Numkena Debbie Plone Chris Porzig

Kevin Ramsaur Rob Rutila Michael Sklar

Joel Superfon Norman Todd Tracy Weiss

Ty Wilson Scott Woods Ashleigh Cooper

Maia Cryns Brooke Donahoe Billy Dumone

Cristi Dyer Diane Goetze Jason Harris

Holly Hendin Andrew Honacker Jeffrey Huber 49

Bryce Leckie Aaron Lieberman

Jimmy Matz Wendy Rector

Gerard Sample Bard Sterling

Jeff Stern Karen Takagi

Janelle Torhjelm C.B. Wetmore

GRADE 5 Sean Alexander Whitney Anthony Chris Blumenstein

Chris Chaffee Chris Comus Marianne Cracchiolo

Tim Daley Brette Dixon Daniel Durchslag

Deborah Gilbert Jason Harris Lora Kendall

Lisa Lincoln Kelly Quick Lisa Rand 51

Graham Rawak Jennifer Storey Danny Syllaba

Alan Takagi Sarah Timmons Greg Anderson

Vanessa Bentley Tina Critchfield Justin Decker

Carter Dicken Bennett Dorrance Stephanie Golsner

Ian Hackett Matthew Houle David Jarrat

Kerstan Lincoln Mike Moran

Marty Nelson Michelle Rotman

Hillary Smith Scot Torrey

Mary Beth Warner Brian Weiss

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Anne Johnson Francis Kendrick Kristin Kennedy

Garret Kent Matthew Kraus Jeanne Leckie

Sharon Ligorsky Hallie Loveridge Daphne Madison

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Francisco Quinonez Heather Sandler

Julie ShephaFd Drew Sidell

Hedi Sielicki Brian Smith

Andrew Spangler Evelyn Trevor

David Van Sickly Eleanora Vinci

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Greg Janis Tom Jones Tara Kennedy

Seth Leibsohn Ronya Leith Julie Lieberman

Alison Lille Zak Lilly Elizabeth Ling

Claude Mahieux John Pent Ana Quinonez

Maggie Roof Suzanne Sarphie Jason Schoeffler

Apichai Shipper Dana Slesinger

Natalie Smith Lara Sosnow

Kris Stathakis Phyllis Trevor

Jim Vernon Jon Wechsler

Alyssa Wendt Katie Woods

GRADE 8 Brian Adams Beth Anderson Chuck Bain

Cherie Cohen Louis Comus Alissa Craft

Jennifer Evarts Mama Friedman Morris Friedman

Natasha Haase Greg Hardy Bret Hopper

Karrie Kroger Kim Kroger Lillian Lanzetta

Glen Levy Brenda Ligorsky Dottie Lulick

Kathleen Lyne Carey Marks Andrew Nicely

Scott Pearson Sally Pechstein Louise Perry

Tim Phillips Grant Pierce John Schwarzmann

Andy Shanken Aaron Shepard

Tina Simonds Brooke Sterling

Lee Stoetzel Beth Storey

Beth Thomsen Jeffrey Venditti

Jonathan Weinrach Ellipt Wernick

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Officers for the student government are Julie Holt, Secretary; Tina Simonds, President; Ali足 son Lille, Vice-President; Dave Friedman, Trea足 surer.

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P.C.D.S. WELCOMES NEW UPPER SCHOOL DEAN Mr. Chuck Toll

The excitement my family and I have felt about PCDS began during a typical New England spring mud season as we anticipated our western move. It grew during a summer trek which, though it contained no tornadoes or buffalo stampedes, still amply justified the trucking company’s slogan, “ Adventure in Moving” . Since our arrival the excitement has only increased: meeting new colleagues, whose friendliness has made easier the separation from good friends and family; working with lively students and their interested, involved parents; learning about the schools background and contemplating its future. Despite several eastern acquaintances” sotto voce muttering about the rigors of southwestern life, we have found the region’s temperature swings, dust storms, floods, and other exotic features stimulating. We have also begun to explore the state’s rich historical and prehistorical legacy. It’s great to be here!

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Officers for the Sophomore Class are Frederika Ranucci and Kim Southam, Co-Presidents; Colin James, Treasurer.

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Adam Ant Life is too short to be small.

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Are you thinking about it?

John Pierre Boccaccio

Julia Elizabeth Burgess

“ No viper has worse venom or keener fangs than a woman en­ raged because she has been scorned by a man.”

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J. Bradley Davison

Michael Patton Demarzo “ All men are idle, some just kill time by work­ ing.”

Andy Capp “ The children that you spit on as they try to change their world are immune to your consultation they’re quite aware what they’re going through” David Bowie

“ After all is said and done, I’ve gotta move while it’s still fun, I’ve gotta walk before they make me run” Jagger- Richard

“ Believe nothing because you have been told it or because it is traditional” Guatama Budha

“ You went to all the finest schools, alright, but you know you only used to get juiced in it.”

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Like brothers and sisters they’ve made My life richer by far And time slowly rolls on We’ll keep singing songs I’m so amazed at whats Happened along in my life.

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The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little.

Franklin Delano Roosevelt

Eric Thomas Felten

He had but one eye, and the popular prejudice runs in favor of two.

Dickens I’ll play it first and tell you what it is later.

Miles Davis There is no such thing as a moral or an immoral book.

Books are well written, or badly written.

Oscar Wilde

You can’t say that civilization don’t advance, for in every war they kill you a new way.

Will Rogers

If music be the food of love, play on.

Shakespeare

Living is easy with eyes closed, misunderstanding all you see. . 9 . ’ John Lennon

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Richard M. Nixon, 1962

All that we love, deeply becomes part of us.

-W. Rinder

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-W.M. Thackeray

If you can trust yourself though others doubt you And conquer fears that limit what you dare So you can freely give to those about you The skills and talents that are yours to share If you can live not for your pleasure only, But gladly lend your gentleness and grace To warm the hearts of those whose lives are lonely And help to make the world a better place.

If you can balance dreams with practicality And deal infacts, but never lose ideals, If you can face the harshness of reality, And find the truths that prejudice conceals; If you can be courageous when defeated And humble in the face of victory, Or give your best until a task’s completed, However difficult that task may be; If you can temper facts wth understanding And seek to gently guide, not to control, And neither be too lax nor too demanding, But keep in mind the worth of every soul.

Robin H. Friedman

If you can strive, not caring who gets credit, And work at building bridges, not walls Or hearing idle slander, just forget it, And never fail to help someone that falls; If you can give your help without begrudging The patience, time and effort you impart, Or look at others’ weakness without judging And see, not with your eyes but with your heart; If you can take resources that surround you And use them in the way you feel you should, You’ll be a person . . . and all those around you Will be the richer for your humanity!

-Gale Baker Stanton

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“ Time . . . Time . . . Time is on my side” The Rolling Stones

Harrel James Friend

“ Is all but what we see or seem but a dream within a dream.”

Edgar Allen Poe “ Why can’t we be friends?”

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SOLITUDE To wander off along some tinkling rill And lie in grass beside the daffodil, Or sprawling in the clover, where the bee Hums on his round of ceaseless revelry, To gaze off into depths of summer blue Where not a single cloud floats on the view, To track the forest when the billowy breeze Flows outward over bending tops of trees, While shadowy clouds like noiseless couriers run To catch the glory of the setting sun, To gaze down on some rock-bound mountain pool Whose placid bosom seems as pure and cool And deep as Heaven above it: and whose share, Which immemerial ages have pass’d o’er, Remains untrodden still, as when at first From out the dark abysm of the earth it burst, Seeming that God to Earth an eye had given Wherewith to gaze forever into Heaven, While all things round about it sit and brood In death-like silence;-This is Solitude.

February, 1886.

John Brognard Okie

John Brognard Okie Hayden Jr. Wild wind-horses soar the cloud trails, Unholy horn doth sound it’s blast, You and we were first to conquer, You and we shall be the last!

Michael Moorcock

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In Xanadu did Kubla Khan A stately pleasure-dome decree: Where Alph, the Sacred river ran Through caverns measureless to man Down to a sunless sea.

Samuel Taylor Coleridge

William R. Jones III

Thanks for all you have done.

Julius Kaprinyak Jr.

Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be dismayed at goodbyes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments of lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends.

-Richard Bach We cannot discover new oceans unless we have the courage to lose sight of the shore.

-Anonymous

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I dedicate this page to my parents, without their help I would have been a picture in the Central Yearbook.

Thanks!

Every person, all the events of your life are there because you have drawn them there.

What you choose to do with them is up to you.

-Richard Bach Goodbye P.C.D.S.

God, I am just a little boy. I know so little; there are many of my people with many gray hairs and far more wisdom than I. Show me your essence, tell me what I must do to be­ come united with you, my creator.

Hazme sonar la vida, Hazme vivir el sveno.

Gary Kirilenko 6 5 P 11

Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m just riding along

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The unity in things is from the unity in changes.

-Yoga Patanjali In the land of darkness the ship of the sun is guided by the Grateful Dead.

-The Egyptian Book of The Dead Once in a while you get shown the light in the stran足 gest of places, if you look at it right.

-The Grateful Dead Inspiration, move me brightly. Light the song with sense and color; hold away despair. More than this I will not ask. Faced with mysteries dark and vast, statements just seem vain at last.

-Robert Hunter

James William Levenson

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It’s a town for losers, and I’m pulling out of here to win.

-Bruce Springsteen ’Till the next time we say goodbye, I’ll be thinking of y o u ...

-Jagger/Richards We all need someone we can lean on, and if you want to, you can lean on me.

-Jagger/Richards Thank you Dad, Mom, April and Glenn. I love you.

Laura Ann Levy

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Everyone sits in the prison of his own ideas...

Lesley Kendall Micuda

There are three kinds of people: Those who make things happen.

Those who watch things happen.

Those who wonder what happened.

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Mom, for all your sacrifices . . . thanks and I love you.

“ My silence connotes neither shy­ ness, snobbishness, nor deep thought. For the moment, I simply have nothing to say.”

The times have changed, we’re rearanged. But the ties that bind re­ main the same.

E. Clapton

Christine Niven

People are strange when you’re a stranger. Faces look ugly when you’re alone.

J. Morrison No one knows what it’s like to be a bad man, to be the sad man behind blue eyes.

P. Townsend A smile relieves the heart that grieves.

Jagger-Richard

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James David Perry

To have an efficient empire, one must have the loyalty and trust of one’s subordinates.

- D. Vader.

Oh!, they’re too beautiful to live, much too beautiful to live.

- Mrs. Kenwigs.

Let one of you touch me, and I’ll spill his guts on the floor!

- Cohan the Barbarian.

Salty Sayings #27: Beards breed lice, not wisdom.

Sm ile... tomorrow will be worse.

- Murphy.

He has a boiled squash for a head, and flaunts a mindless grin. In every way he is odious, and displays the spite of a scalded eunuch.

- Cugel the Clever.

If he does that, I thought, I shall turn back and insert his bullet, if I can recover it, into his own anatomy at some painful and inconvenient place.

- Count Dracula.

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Robert John Ranucci It is better to be a small person who shines... than a big one who casts a shadow.

I never done good things, I never done bad things, I never did anything out of the blue.

David Bowie

Anne Reis

We chased our pleasures here, dug our treasures there, Can you still recall the time we cried.

Jim Morrison

Anyone can be original by being idiotic.

Morris Bishop The times when we were happy were the times we never tried.

Jackson Browne

Leora Romney

All the times I cried keeping all the things.

I knew inside; itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s hard, but itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s harder to ignore it.

Cat Stevens

Edward A. Shanken

Scott Shekels All the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a stage, And all the men and women mer­ ely players.

They have their exits and their entrances, And one man in his time plays many parts.

-Shakespeare

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“ Live hard, die young, and leave a beautiful corpse.”

Hells Angles

Donald Southam

To V.J. I once had a girl or should I say she had me.

Lenon

“ Friends seemed a million miles away but they got a little closer everyday.”

D.S./The Police These are the memories that make me a wealthy soul.

Jim Morrison

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I’ll be a Baker I’ll be a baker and run a bakery shop.

I’ll bake cookies and never-ever stop. “ No, Ma’am . . . out of bread.

Have a layer cake instead!

Have a chocolate cooky spread with coconut on top.”

I’ll bake pastry all day long and put in raisins that maybe don’t belong. “ No, Ma’am . . . not a bun.

Try a crusty pie for fun!

I’ve sampled every o n e ...

You can’t go wrong.”

I’ll be a baker as soon as I am grown. “ A baker?” mumbles father, in a curious tone. “ You ought to be a doctor or a lawyer or a chief or a banker or a broker, but a baker — good grief!

You ought to want an office with a desk and telephone.. . ” But I’ll be a baker for reasons of my own. . .

-Aileen Fisher

Stacey Ann Stone He who sings, drives away sorrow.

Be always as cheerful as ever you can, For few will delight in a sorrowful manner.

Cheerfulness smoothes the road of life.

There never was contentment in a mean and sordid aim, and selfish pleasure as an end is always disappointment.

-M. Tupper

The average man finds life very uninteresting as it is.

And I think that the reason why . . . is that he is always waiting for somethings to happen to him instead of setting to work to make things happen. For one person who dreams of making fifty thousand pounds, a hun­ dred people dream of being left fifty thousand pounds.

-A.A. Milne

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“ God is love. More than this we cannot ask, higher we cannot look, farther we cannot go.”

Mary Baker Eddy If you love something, set it free.

If it comes back, it is yours.

If it doesn’t, it never was.

Anonymous “ The devotion of thought to an honest achievement makes the achievement possible.”

Mary Baker Eddy

Cheryl Diane Ware

Rony Ben Weissman

THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS I, LAURA BAIN, being of sound body and mind, hereby leave the following. To Julius I leave a brand new pair of tap shoes to clog in. To Jay I leave a light house on the top of a Mexican island off Baja, California. To Mara I leave a Jack -in- the Box vanilla shake. (HA-HA) To Eric I leave a life supply of cheap grape- juice wine. To Gary Glaser I leave a huge tree. To Collin I leave the ultimate Bar Chord. To Garbo I leave Echo canyon. To John B. I leave an unlimited supply of swisher sweets. To Caren I leave a Bio Ec. Plot. To Mr. Quick, Uncle Gary, I leave a lifetime membership to Whalets Anonymous. To Serok I leave the state cabin on the Pacific Queen. To Pixie I leave a lifetime supply of Vogue. To Ms. Kendall I leave all my lost picks.

I, RUTH BARBEY, being of sound mind and body, leave the following to: Laura Levy- MTV, Ant Music and Dog eat Dog, Styx, Reo speed wagon, and 38 special, oh no not again, I like little girls, Detroit Rock City, you’re so popular, we bite, Plastic woman, Hi Ruthie, Do you always wear pants?, without P.B. and N.W., look at the airplane. Karla Earnhardt- my one and only o.f., Grumpy, P. Puppy, What did you have for dinner “ Steak” , Punchie, Levi woman, beating out songs in cars- complements of Laura, Whoa!, Hey teach-er, the gunfight at P.C.D.S., thanks a lot, just leave me all alone to eat lunch, Fump, Touchy feely, cookies. Lisa Forster - Dog Party, Mountie Blue Snuffy Smu, We’re just so cool, The horrible party begining of Sophomore year, the biopit (for John), I like your shirt, but the rest of you stinks. Libby Bean- Happy Boy, and weed face, poppy doo, Boo Boo, Peanut fatso dog, Ken Cronk and Mike Morrison-yukl, The trees in the wash, Chinky Snake chu. Mr. Gary Quick- Thanks for being my best buddy, Try not to fall off slippery rocks and cut fingers with razzor blades on Whale trips.

I, LIBBY BEAN, being of sound mind and body leave the following: To Laura Bain, Life sucks, Brucie baby called, a life long friendship, and beached whalettes. To Cheryl Ware, All the bad jokes.I can possibly think of, a car stereo and a 280ZX to go with it, lots of sheet music, the guy of your choice and many thanks for being my friend. To Kiffie, Mike Blatz, many movies on weekends, and my friendship. To Ruth, Horseshows, Meeky, Alsdy, Willie, many happy years with John, my lifelong friendship, and finding your turtle. To Karen, Oh boy, now you’ve got the whole house to yourself, A healthy foal, and two more years at P.C.D.S., To Mom, (and Pat) and Dad, Thanks for everything, 1 love you all.

CATHY BEST leaves- To Laura; more hot rocks, General Hospital, extra phone extentions, guys in sports cars, our first night in Hawaii, and the pink stuff on New Years. Pixie; John Straddling Jr., the Monastery, (Where’s John?), our first time off campus, parties chez-vous, enlightened conversations, and Jungle music. To Carolina; Rock Lobster, New Wave fashions, trips to the fruit stand with Molly, and ten easy steps to standard shift. To Lisa; Tim Conway, Mariello, (He was real, I know it), talking Chevette, and free tea at Hagen-Dazs. To Sarah, pencil boxes, The Voice of Sarah, free refills on cocoa, and THE BRAID. To Jimmy; more deep meaning. To Laurie; “ I would offer you a macaroon, but I seem to have misplaced them.” To Herbie; “ I get the house, you get the cat” , the shower, and one real kiss. To Beth, “ Can I hold that for you?” , “ No, I can handle it just fine.”

Leslie; Cosmopolitan centerfold-Morris! To Fredericka; It’s been real, but it’s shower time. Mrs. DeMarzo; you’re just as terrible as'I am and you know it. To Brad; the food fantasy, To Ruth; M.T.V. and an even bigger wedding ring. Laurence; some father you were! Dr. Adank; your own dictatorship. To Robin; Paper hats at Jerry’s, your party that didn’t exist, and the class presidency. To P.C.D.S.; my parking space, and new name.

I, LAURIE BIENSTOCK, leave the following: To Sunshine; B.T.s and D.C.’s, killer Honey Nut cheerios, Frankie and our 6 month anniv., Susies dirty books, and Can I sleep in your bed please. Lisa F.; Choo Choo, (I heard it), my flat tire, detention, Brad’s change, and Does your car go in reverse? To T.; someone nice, someplace cool, Roz’s arm at Lake Pleasant, “ Would you like some chips and dip” , your Mom’s wierd clothes, our cousins, and that much thought about trip to Flagstaff. To Michael; Dinner, Mick and Kieth, Dinner, all those milkshakes at

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Swensons, Dinner, Please forgive me for leaving you first in geometry and then school, I still love you and always will. Ditto, Ditto, Ditto. Rus; Brit. Fic., hugs, a bodyguard. Debi Lewis; your wierd, cookies, and our thousand dollars a week for life. Jamie; someday it will effect you, I promise, Pixie’s bathroom, and of course COMPUTER and last, but not least, To Lee; Hey Man, yeeah you can put your shoes under my bed anytime, Vicks Vapour Rub, “ I was just sitting here waiting for you to call” , breakfast at Jerry’s, Everything and Anything that happened in the summer of '80, All those wierd situations with Mgatt and my boyfriend? Super Kools, Super Absorbant baby blanket, The Frenchman, And of course, a mountain, your garbage can, Holly’s head, Rony’s shirt, Michael’s car, My car, your driveway, Lina’s bathroom, that guy’s jumpsuit, and any other suitable place to throw-up in or on. I LOVE YOU!!!

I, JOHN BOCCACCIO, being of relatively mellow and giving stature relinquish the following: To Mr. Toll, I leave my appreciation for a thoughtful deed, (knock’em dead sir), To Dr. Adank, I leave a wide scoop shovel to handle the up and coming classes. To Ms. E., I don’t leave much because she has all she needs. To Lauren, I leave much more confidence in herself. To Matt, I leave some very vivid colors. To Ed, I leave an intense fishing trip with abundant salmon. To Lee, I leave a bottle of grape nector well iced. To Rob, I leave very little help in Latin and tons of chicks in college. To Rus, I leave my Swiss Army knife, because with all the fermented liquids that have been given to you in the other wills, a bottle opener will come in handy. To Laura I leave an excellent life, lived the way you want. To James I leave the opportunity to accompany Ed. to Don, I leave music in the form of light beams, the ability to ride on the backs of my skiies, a half gallon of grapes, eleven bottles of grain, and a porcelain structure, to rest your chin on. To Mike, I leave a man in a garage, a fallen muffler, and an unwanted BB gun. One day I expect to come to your office and have you point proudly to your college degree, Professional Conversationalist-. To Gary, I leave an excellent friendship, mans more devices, and a nice big Russian girl, who will fix you Perogi. To P.C.D.S., I leave much more than it will realise.

I, JULIA ELIZABETH BURGESS, leave behind the following; To Scott; Lake Forest, “ You Slime” two wonderful years, a preppy wardrobe, Bay Lake, a bunny story, a snake, a spider, the beaver patrol, the scorpion squad, “ I’ve always wanted to see Romeo and Juliet” , The Cello Society, “ You’re crabby” , superfun, Radio Shack, Power, a Ferrari (automatic transmission), a Z-28 with nothing wrong with it, a Burgess sincere smile, Village Inn, “ everyone hates you” , Boo, talks with Ann, hassling Howie, our first date, JBE, and all of my love. To Karla; Hey Moose, Partners in crime, all of our one sided love affairs with hopeless people, wheel-chair races, and Spanish tests. To Larry; The Phillipe, the big “ O” , Beagle, and Monte, Dr. Carl Sagan, Rubik’s cube, and “ Lar-Lar” . To James Perry, A roomful of people with some intelligence. To Bro, a muddy parking lot that you can trench. To Herbie; music camp, Veronda, Irv, sound effects, a drivers license, some muscles, a respirator, admission to Princeton, and Brooke Shields. To Barbara, all my clothes and my cello. To Ann; lace blouses, talks about men, and thanks. To Big Herb, my father to keep you occupied at boring concerts. To Howard; Japanese air raids, fresh paint, and Best Cat. To Dr. Adank; a better car, Tlaloc, Spanish lessons, and your own Mexican Province.

To Mrs. Kendall; cooperative students, a million thanks, and Saturday Night Live. To Daddy, my love; you’ve done a great job. To P.C.D.S., Farewell.

I, PIXIE, leave the following: To Robin: Barnyard Cacollege in N.Y.C., Washington, a certain baseball game, chocolate fondue, jogging, Model U.N. To Sarah: My favorite Prom date, Dudley Moore, your “ friend” at Winchells, high speed chases on Lincoln, the three H’s: Hilton, Hyatt, and Houlihans, “ Yes, we’ve been here 3 hrs” and yes, we’re all delinquent. To Cathy alias Ringo: Jungle music and the two Monkees, a certain horses “ mouth” in Brit Fic, and $1,000,000 in lunch money. To Laura: Shopping!, Videos!, The Jacuzzi, and a less militant B-Friend. To Liesl: Skiing, raquetball, and the Horpy Toad. To Carolina: an apology, pasta, and a Fiat mechanic. To Ruth: Wink, wink, agh! To Brad: Adv Math, Ha! To Ed: X-mas tree soup, the first Jewish Presidency, and un huit cent la prochaine fois! James: I’ll really be grateful when they’re dead. To Pat B: Guerrilla warfare at Echo Canyon. To Gary: “ You pound, I’ll — ” Ha Ha. To Doc the local Caudillo: Gracias.

Schweik: A Vietnamese mule and an Oscar for best classroom performance. Mister Bruning: El Laberinto De La Aburridad. To PCDS: A merger with Ralph Lauren Co. To Julia: M & M’s. To John B: Eloquence, To David "Hey You” Mason: A more memorable name.

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I, KARLA EARNHARDT being of questionable mind and a definitely sound body leave the following: Ruth Barbey, my one and only O.F., Grumpy!, “ Do you always wear pants?” , Talk to me, Touchy-Feely, HuggyKissy, lift and separate, wait-no-stop-no-wait, I don’t like Mondays!, He’s so cute! Punchie - What did you have for dinner - STEAK - When you say Mommie Dearest I want you to mean it!, Your racial jokes, Campbell and 40th St. (gunshots), a shooting gallery w/Falcons, Sean at Swenson’s, Oh my God, Don’t stand so close to me (and all it’s meanings) That’s gross. Last of all - Ciao, arriverderci, Bonjour for goodbye, thanks for being a best friend, All my love and best wishes for you and John S. Laura Levy- Fashion, Topsiders, “ Sean, can she have another spoon’’ cars that stall and leak; where do you want to go? I don’t know, Village W + C, blek! J + B, blek!

A bottle of classic nails, Anopra Sweaters and chaise lounges (Pixie’s Party), A weekend w/Paul Stanley and Keith Richards, Scott in the darkroom (I’m glad the room wasn’t bugged), and finally lots of love - you’re a great friend. Julia Burgess - A turbo beagle w /a change of clothes, Moooose, mooo-cow, The Gay Caballero - we finally pushed him over the edge; Cootchie-Plah, How was last night? (TIMBER); Snappy Tom - No Sh-t; “ Julia, Julia, I got a new flute today” , Chinky-Snake; Finally, Mooorning.” Wake up and smell the coffee, P.N., Pat, L.S., and finally S.S. I’ll never forger the late-night parties, nights on broadway, crusin central! Ha Ha, Yuk-Yuk, too bad about wasted 3 /4 years but I hope we’re still friends - keep in touch cause if you don’t, I’ll haunt your dreams. Lisa Forster-1 like your shirt but the rest of you stinks, do you have a free (suction.), Thanx for always being there - you’re the greatest!!! Anne Reis “ Professional Photographer” - a new car, 5 or 6 millionaires to choose from, backstage passes and dinner w / the one and only Bowie - a bizarre Photo J. class, your cats, your soaps (may they have happy endings) and a camera store 2/decent “ help” , Sean at Swenson’s, I hate men!

Had any good falls lately? Finally - I think you’ve done a helluva job on Yearbook (considering everything + one). Scott Shekels - The darkroom, The “ Z” , and Julia - take care of her, she’s a great girl! Mr. Quick - How to get out of a boat w/grace, and how not to shave. From the pest to the cute little bearded man - All my love and thanx. Last - To Mr. Cook, Mr. Seroka, Mr. Roof, Mr. Bruning, Doc Grandma (Doc ADANK), Willie, and Mr. Raymond - Thank you, and all my love. P.S. Mother - you’re the greatest, I love you.

I, ERIC T. FELTEN, being of sound mind, body, and karma, leave these treasured items to friends, acquaint­ ances, and others; to Rusty: electrocution with a microphone, a kiss for your mother, and an uncensored version of “ StarStar.” to Michael: one heck of a slab, and the curse of the cat-people. to Habamos: T.O., a squeak from Fred, and “ Old Black Betty” , to Lee: being late to French, to Matt: Be-Bop, a diamond earring, and a map for Mrs. Anderson. To Bill and Herb: billions and billions of ectoplasmic cosmic stuff. To Ranu: a race to Jack, stage fright, and a bigger part in the play. To Laura L.: a new T/A, Todd in a Polo, and an 8th grade party, to Bro: good taste, to Herb: a date with LeeLee, and a 3 /4 size cello with tape. To Annie: “ How’s life?” , ankles, and prep-punk, to Todd: a new Strat, Missy, and “ It’s even got strings.” to Jennifer: refusing to be carried offstage.

To Mrs. Vache, Mrs. Woods, and Sue, thanks, love, and lots of fun Mon-Fri. To Mr. Wilson: censorship, to Doc Adank, Madame Arlette, Mr. Cook, Mr. Seroka, Ms. E, Mr. Canade, Mr. Dashnaw, Coach Koss, Mr. Raymond, Schweik, and Ms. DeMarzo; all my respect, affection, and admiration; P.C.D.S. has been special, to Schweik: Reaganomics, ahd a “ Coke and a Smile.” to Ms. DeMarzo: the “ Odd Couple” cast party, “ Guys and Dolls” , and all the thanks I can say. to Mom, Dad, and David: thanks for everything, I love you all. And finally, to Amy Duncan (Whom none of you know): a broken heart - thanks a lot!

I, LISA FORSTER, leave the following, Laurie + Lee: CHOO! CHOO! I heard it! Theme song from Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Saturday morning prison work, ability to change flat tires and figure out which one is flat. Laurie, I’m really happy you’re going to ASU (sob, sob), and U of A here we come. Lee, lets meet at Echo at 6:00 AM? Sure!, our little secret about the jacuzzi (I’m ashamed of you). I love you both like Milk n’ honey and Cap’n Crunch! Tina: “ The bench team” (I guess we were too good). Michael: The night of endurance you promised me (You bring the chandeliers, I’ll bring the black tights). Darb Nosivad: Theatres with carpet, “ Jesus, we’re going to be late!!!” , a cure for your nervous hand spaz. Annabelle: Fiats with Ski racks and two spare tires, garbage cans, the two gorgeous guys in the 280Z we met in California who altered our minds, and a personal apology to Mick Jagger. Lesley: CORVETTE!, A friend who doesn’t call at 1:00 AM for counseling and many thanks for always listening. I love you Jen: A man with big hands (I couldn’t resist.) Ruth: “ Do you always wear pants?” , thanks for helping me figure out your brother and happiness always with John. Jimmy: Your grandmother wears Army boots, sou, sou, soucci! Karla: A shoulder to cry on and tons of happiness. Cathy: Tim Conway and Maurielo Tuberelli, (May he really exist one day in our fantasies!)

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I, ROBIN FRIEDMAN, leave to Pixie, jogging, U.N. disease, Payson, B.B. Singers.. . “ We’ve been here three hours,” guy in brown 450 si, “ on the road again,” bowling, “ never say diet,” W W ..., the people!!? various lunches, long talks to 3 a.m., Power Politics, many days in the library, your wallet, my pool cover, another Vietman class, the “ date, ads for yearbook, to Sarah, R&R (our first time) H ya tt... “ are you a lion” , polyester night at Hilton, Jeds, 1st day of school.. .yes, we are all delinquent, Math Review wrong column, “ Let’s have a party” , a. letter once a month, toilet paper races, golfing, Hayden Park, the saying, “ WE are the only two left” , Houlihan’s, many memories of the past year; to Carolina, a cookbook of your choice, UN disease, many talks a b o u t..., red wine and pizza; to Matt, temple touching, chemistry labs; to Laurence, phone study, chemistry labs; to Stacey, AP History, a life supply of lunches, a piano teacher, success in the future; to Ms. E., a special thanks for all the time, energy, and understanding; to Annie “ Sean” , Swenson’s, a television, a cat named Sarah, an excellent yearbook; to Laura, sleepovers, Trans Am, guy from Kiss, prom night at the Black Angus; to Cathy, a daily fix; to R.R., true confessions, to Dr. Adank, many thanks for your support; to Schwiek, Model UN, a stage for dramatics, Kimas, Kishka; to my family, much love and gratitude; to Debbie, my chauffer’s cap; to M., M., and D., Baskin Robbins.

I, JAMES FRIEND, leave to R.R. a “ perfect” Alpha Romeo, L.R., a life’s supply of coffee to keep you awake when needed and 4 hrs. with the Little-Big Man. To M.W., the ability to go -out, another laugh, the ability to talk instead of writing, and thanks for the fun. To S.S., the ability to “ get me tomorrow” , more books, your own slave, a good insult, a tape of my voice so you’ll never forget the agony, and thanks for your toleration and friendship. To R.J., the complete Stones volume, bootlegs included and your own sadistic weapon of your choice to beat on Somebody Else!! To M.D., season tickets to the Stones-Who double-headers, a hook shot from the top of the key, my nicely stained jacket, and a new joke. To L.M., a years supply of ice cream, 1000 bags of crushed ice, a picnic without climbing, another year in Algebra II, and my love forever. To V.J., your mother’s voice and the point on the fence. To L.R., assorted fruits, a life-sized bunny, 1986, and love and luck for the future. To Willie, my hair and a good clean 30 minute laugh. To Ms. E., my life-story over and over, another joke, a new song, more rumors, Stacey Stone, a lifesized punching bag with a man’s face, and never ending love and thanks. To D.S., your own Ferrari, another harem, a beautiful stalled car, panic, and a public party. Bye! I, RUSTY JONES, being, leave: Michael: All but the last of Gregg’s maids, turning left on the Ardesh, hacibah, Suns games, thousands of meals at each other’s homes, long talks, Leopard, condominiums (never use ’em), babaloo, the First, a zebra gun, love and no regrets after 8 years, Jaime: call me James, rides home, supressed laughter, our wonderful lack of decision making power, my sick humour, the moving 7-11, and an inch off my hair, thus equalling our height, mumble talk, and a fine friendship, Robert; making endless tapes straifed by a ‘copter, a kind word about your nose, and affection, Debi; our ten-minute fights, “ Gee, you’re cute,” a new street to vomit on, our mutual fat, swimming to the buoy, close calls, my mom, lots of love, Serok: sports talks, thanks, Willy: my amnesia (which is vanishing), fireside chats, drunken women, bizz-buzz, thanks and affection, Schweik: endless calls about applications, thanks for your help, and a new softball manager, D.O.R.; “ my mother called me Dave... Once!” Thanks; to Rony, a vile woman to grab your hair, purocesses, a cigar in Martin’s ear; to Lee, Hitchcock movies, no more dead cat jokes, love to Fluffy, dinosaur park, lee-do; to Jefe, un nuevo borracho; to Tracy, rides from your substitute brother; to Jimmy, JAM; to Mom, Dad, Lisa, G., Jeff, Laurie, Roz, love and lots of it; to Laurie B., a Bienstock hug which always cheered me up, Peppy, notes in Brit, Fic. and friendships; to Ms. DeMarzo, endless rehearsels, safeguarding me from starvation, our hopes and dreams, London, showing me my talents, for all you’ve done for me, I love you. To Eddie, sleeping in the back of your truck, ravishing your house’s peanut butter, and a career in politics.

I, JULIUS KAPRINYAK, being of sound mind and body, leave the following to Mr. Wilson free sample of barium enema, and thanks for your help, to Mr. Singer a suggestion box, and all my programs, to Ms. E., all of my “ great” maps, and a LOT of thanks for all that you have done, to Mr. Raymond my math review tests, and all of my thanks for helping me find the perfect college, to Stacey our SAT review class, to Pat, Robert and Rusty our wet field trip, to Stephanie my 5 gold coins, and my fish, to Neal a new, and many laughs, to Eric F. a college other than A.S.U. to Sue, my car, to Laura, Cheryl and Libby, my “ shirt” , to Cheryl a life time subscription to

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“ Boy’s Life,” and many laughs, to Brad, our “ Pilgramage” to the library, to Mr. Schweiker my English essay’s, and a lot of thanks for all you have done, and to the Seniors, the best of luck, happiness and lots of fun in the future, Good-bye P.C.D.S. I, GARY KIRILENKO leave my purple B to Laura (with some superglue to patch it,) my set of keys to the school to Gary Glaser, to Vera my moms signature, to Dr. Adank my bicycle, to Mr. Quick my Genetics paper, to John my toyota estimates and to Roberta I leave Willy and a dead cat in his refrigerator. LL leaves to Cathy “ let’s boogie, chicks,” Jonathan, Rolling Stones, Kinks and TP concerts, I never saw sacred falls, Lee and Todd, Valet parkers, j in a b, someone else with an ID. to Sue, “ What do you make a dead man do? Bob, Jamie, Lee and Todd, polostore, my car (take it, please!) Contempo and purple lipstick, to Ruth, we’re so popular! PB and N W ... without! “ I’m plastic” and “ you bite,” sweatsocks (sorry), an SAT blue slip, porche sunglasses, Bruce, Adam and KISS, twins, to Carolina, B52’s and Blondie, a prom date with Keith Richards, “ Do you like Punk?”

Pizza and Gallo, cuties crusin’ Camelback, to Pixie, Fetticine, pina colatas at Oscars at 1 a.m. peter, rick, kate bush and your garbage disposal, to Lisa, “ Do you have a free?” “ Let’s go off!” , the talking chevette and Mr. Mariello Motorcycle King from California, to Robin, Hubba Bubba, a crush on JR! a night on the floor and an endless supply of chocolate, to Jimmy, what do you need me for? to Scott, Black Angus, a Z in a different color and a DeLorean, to Karla, General Hospital, nail polish and eye-shadow in every color, your own Defender machine, to Beth better taste in men, to Mara, “ I’m Mick, you’re Keith, to Ken, taco’s with a fork, Van Halen, another year at P.C.D.S., to Eric F., eight grade and better friends, to Sarah, Bowie, Sean at Swensens, Houlihans and 2 dozen rolls of film, rocky horror, Jed Nolans and milk, to Chris M., a double date, to Bill B., a teen dream and to all-Adieu!

I, DEBI being of silly mind do hereby leave; to Lee, a five minutes at which lake? Fluffy nightmares, a place to leave-sprite and shoes on your car, I promise to always recognize you, to Tina, Mr. Bruning, Jenny Jensen’s shorts, typing teacher’s heavy breathing, cutting out recipies, sam and soccer games, to Laurie, half a cresant, Lady’s Advantage, and a lottery ticket, munch, the three of you, drive-ins, food club, loaves of bread and a cleaver.. .to Brad, frothy drinks and a rubber thingie lost in the grass, to Robert, wet landing, 7 second alpha, to James, Robert’s vomited saltines, to Willy, you’re a doll, and an evening with Farrah Fawcett giving you a Barium Enema, to Lesley, an enormous inherited wealth, to Jimmy, can I have a bite? to John, drunken evening on your livingroom sofa, to Schweik, girls in shorts, to Lisa F. a hanger to sing with, to Mike, a band of liberated women at a sports event, La Orangerie, more money than you know what to do with, a sexy maid and a lusty young butler to look after you, many influencial hours at the Clothorie influencial positions influencial cars and an influencial wild sexual dynamo, to Russ, I’ll laugh the way I want, two emergency brakes, shut-up deb, ethnic jokes, I do like the earnings, I didn’t see the raindeer, permission to cut me out of all pictures, they are cute! to Max- notes to Vera, wine with ice, champagne on New Years, a professional cameraman, don’t tell Rus b u t...

I, CAROLINA LOPEZ “ a spirit in the material world” leave to Pixie, a reliable on time Lopez, a winter vacation in Switzerland skiing, Model UN disease, to Laura, “ let’s do the Toll!” pretty boy B.S., “ the stuck up walk” , “ Motorcycle queen look,” the gorgeous guys at concerts, to Catherine, love your sound effects, the fruit stand, a sensible Jonathon, and a drink for Molly where ever she is! and Rock Lobster, to Suzi (Suche) Bob, Lee, Jamie and a set of Californian guys, vino and pizza at Pizzaforro’s. “ Is that you1, costume?” “ No, it’s the way I always dress.” to Karla, “ hey, let’s reduce Scott!” dancing crazy, the old times with E.B., the Whale Trip and a big hug, to Ruth, helping me with my car, our little friendship, the fun we had on the Whale Trip, to Robin, Hubba Bubba (get it?), a white jeep and Model UN disease (HA! HA!) to Dr. B-h, Viva Yo! To Mr. Roof, the patience of a saint, to Schweik, an overdose of your class performances, to Charlie deT. friendship? to Frederika, a hug, a lifetime in Italy with Armondo, to Mr. Quick the backward sliping dive on the Whale Trip, to Beth, sanity, an original clone of J.F., a Mazda RX7 and for every New Year’s bo like the last one, to Leslie, you have been my confident, and a hug and all of last years memories, to Sarah, getting blown away in the back seat of B.W. car, and an on going concert of David Bowie and getting tipsy on Champagne, to Scott, Laura, Karla and my tender aggravation, to Julia, Scott, (how romantic!) Take Care! to Laurence straight A ’s and a new fender, to Annie a mechanical computarized set of machines (set for perfection) as a yr, book staff, to Cook a gourmet cook for every hour of the day. to A.M.L. the memories of Chicago, Tx., Phx., to M.A. an enormous arubics cube and killer kisses, to

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my parents thanks for everything (honestly) and Bolivia, I leave myself Keith Richards, and thank god I’m finally out of high school!

I, LESLEY MICUDA, leave to those who I am leaving: to Kathy and Tracy, a common bond and long discussions.

To my Russ: Rus, memories of a special St. Lukes date (I still have the corsage), a fuzzy face, lots of warm hugs, special thanks for understanding, a continued friendship and all my love for you! To Herbie: “ yaaaa - in prose class, your charming compliments and smiling face. To Cordina, Robin and Pixie, President, Vice-President and Secretary of a welcoming committee! To Jimmy, memories of a special day in an enchanted place, poems, a fully padded racquat ball suit, the little black knight, and forever a “ freebird” To Lisa, faith in true love, a very special but belated friendship, one day beautiful cars, late night phone calls, and see we made it! To Schiek, a synonym for part and parcel, much thanks for the hassling, teasing and your guidance. To Jennifer,.. .tears, laughter, tennis (it’s so hot!), no more crossing that bridge, Rocky Mountain winters, a rendez-vous* with Neal Diamond and thoughts of love that I can’t express. To Roni, love your parking place! To Mom, appreciation for all the sacrificas, all our fights, all our tears. Thanks for raising me. To Mumo, sorry I’m not going to Welsley, maybe I can transfer! To Morris, my future. To Mr. Roof, my love, my admiration, and finally my graduation. * For you Madame Arlette!

I, CHRISTINE LEE NIVEN, leave to Lee; Bobby Magee, Oogobooga park, fire at Liz’s park. Thunder road, poor Lee, she fell asleep, the sea zebra, the time we laughed for 3 hours, the smiling sleeper, sunrises, backpacking, celebrating the night we made the tape, the grape vine, Echo Canyon. To Laurie: someplace cold with someone nice, that song, the night you spilled peppermint stuff in Michaels car, he is listening to what we’re saying and he’s memorizing it. To Rusty: a few pokes in the stomach and my thanks for being a good friend to Michael. To Jamie: Kextra Crength high lights, Spanish tests. To Jimmy: cupcakes on your wall, autographs. To Debbie: peanut butter. To Bradley: Wabawoo wenzwage, wennies wary wegs whop whop, seats that work in your car, that dog that wasn’t yours, I’m not Jennifer. To Mr. Wilson: a full moon following no moon, beans for backpacking and thanks. To Robert: British fiction. To Michael: ernesto’s ding-dongs, the Bahamas and a diamond ring, Joe, Backgammon, something that does bend that way, peppermint stuff, funny faces, bugging out, unfortunatly I couldn’t . . . I hope your sweaters keep you warm, long talks, discussions, dinners, and happiness always. To Greg: you really suck!!! To Liz: Fran: Roz: a lot of memories.

I, JAMES PERRY, being of Godlike mind and body, do hereby declare this my personal literary excretion. To Scott, I leave a full schedule of Poetry, Algebra, and Biology Classes, a Z-28, someone like Bro to always follow you around, and a girlfriend like some of the ones we’ve talked about, heh-heh. To Julia: A sweater with the right initials on it. To Bro: marking out your territory on peoples cars at Pixies party, some non-mythical friends up in Canada, The Slave Girl of Gor, Cohen the Boybarian, a handbook on discipline for Peasants, some skill at video games, some badly needed tact, and a free trip to Arizona Spay and Neuter. To Larry Wolfe, spare change to go buy a personality. To Kretzer, midnight movies, Dawn of The Dead (a movie obviously cast from PCDS students), bottles at Town and Country, watching Bro try to locate girls (what a joke), and your dream car. To Mr. Toll, a copy of “ A Guidbook to Discipline and Authority” , by Heinrich Himmler, and to Mr. Raymond, a cup for collecting saliva in the dead of night. Finally, to PCDS I leave too much money, fond memories, and many more benedictions that could not be expressed in a whole yearbook, let alone 250 lousy words; those who f love, you know who you are, and those who I hate, you know who you are. (May a large and uncomfortable object be inserted into some inconvenient portion of your anatomy) If you infer that I did not have an entirely good time at PCDS, you’re right, but that’s life, and that’s herd instinct.

I, ROBERT RANUCCI, being of short body but extraordinary mind hereby leave the following to the following: Rusty: to the best friend a guy ever had, 1000 leopards, memories of innumerable Friday and Saturday nights, hiding from helicopters, an acadamy award and my love. Mike: a position on the Phoenix Suns, a Lamborghini, the Consumer’s Guide to our K-58 series on-off power actuator. Wendy: the prom, John’s party, intercontinen­ tal correspondance, my love and my ear. Jimmy: Wimbledon 1984, all our “ adventures” a donkey kong machine, my friendship. James: the whale trip, our assorted “ vitamins” the drumbeat to Honkey Tonk and guitar lessons. Tina: the list of colors to your shirt, a dream recorder, “ disappearing legs” and a contortionists

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handbook. Tracy: “ Animal” my friendship and a date with Mick. Lee cats forever, new tires and a hug!

Remember: lampposts are always lit! Mrs. E.: long talks, a place in my heart, my love, my thanks and an antiL.B.M. device! Mr. Schweiker: a surveillance system for the college bulletine board and my thanks. Willis: my thanks for all you have done for me!! a lifetime supply of chew! and dinner with the Rolling Stones! Debbi: the Disney cartoons, “ its always better for you” and my love. Matt: a porsche 930, a lot of fun times and a great friendship! Frederika: to my dearest sister, my locker, parking place and advisor, free assertiveness courses and an “ I love you” Finally to Mom and Dad for without you I wouldn’t be here! all my love and gratitude, you’ve given me so much!

I, ANNIE REIS of unknown mind and body, leave the following: To Lisa; many stupid mistakes (mostly mine), a trip to California including the two non-existing guys and a weekend at the Hyatt in S.F., R.S., a night without getting sick, a drive up Marrel’s driveway backwards, and lots of love and thanks for caring. To Sarah; a Swensons fund and our own booth in which to make fools of ourselves, a cherry soda, an “ h” for your name, Scotty, John, and especially Dino, a telephone to design, a “ you’re so weird” for everyday, a road home long enough to listen to “ Stage” , a certificate honoring you as an official member of the yearbook staff in charge of paper clips, our hero so we could be “ Heroes” , lots of kisses and you’re my “ cuttie pie” . To Laura, Ruth and Karla, lunch at Jack, Mac, and Wendy. To Ruth, a growl in the morning and the awful saying “ Smile!” . To Karla, professional advice from Anne Reis, professional photographer. To Cathy; Paris Nice, Barffalona, Badrid, L.A., S.F., Hawaii, and N.Y. To Tina, a supply of minature Hershey bars so you can leave your mark every where you go. To Mr. Raymond, a smile and a chance to intimidate me. To Mr. Cook; my career, a roll of tape and the right way to spell HELVETICA. To the yearbook staff, my temper. To P.C.D.S., the right way to pronounce REIS. I, LEE ROMNEY, being uncertain as to what mind and body I am of, leave the following: To Tinabop; a life supply of bunnies to sit on your fan, our golden world of make believe, ooga booga foot dances, Dilly Dilly Dilly. . . in the jeep jeep, 3:13, ashes, oh tihs, it’s a cop, be a paranoya, and our Jim Morrison convent in the mountains. I love you so so much. To Bradly, I leave; B.T.’s and D.C.’s, operation air vent, getting away from life forever, and old times. To Lisa F., I leave, “ choo choo” , new friendship, Lynn Zorba’s school of volleyball, and long talks. To Michael; “ Is there anyone who says your momma drinks pee?” “ Yeeeah” (breathlessly), “ It's courderoy” , and the pizza hut sidewalk. To Debi Lewis; “ Lets eat pizza” , and biting my pants off on a dressing room floor, and laughs. To Jamie L., a lack of communication. To Jimmy, 1984, or is it 1986? To Laurie Beth I leave great times and terrible times, “ could you bring me the trash can?” , “ I’m coming Laurie” , Georgette, punchdrink days, someone to keep you happy forever, “ Lets drive to Vermont, now!” long trips we never took, the future, and all my love and freindship forever. To Roz, Fran, and Liz; All the undescribable love that I can possibly give to you, and all the things I would have left you in this will if you hadn’t already left me. Last of all, an apology to all the people and things I couldn’t put on this paper because I ran out of room.

I, EDWARD SHA1MKEN, being of rapidly deteriorating mind and body, leave, in addition to all the unprintables (and incidentally the most enjoyables,) in reverse order of appearance in the directory; To Rony Weissman; no more Vuarnets, an increasing interest in and liking of mankind, a ’64 Chevy Carryall, a thirst for malt derivatives, the Mole’s signature, and a Fairy Godmother when the old one runs out. To Lee Romney; college with Roz, a solution to all parental problems, and unlimited friendship. To Robert Ranucci; another shot at being Prez and a wardrobe of designer clothes. To Tina Niven; a smarter dog and a silent intercom. To Debi Lewis; belonging; to James Levenson; Health, the Greatful Dead, and that six I owe you. To Gary Kirilenko; what can you give God? To Rusty Jones; a Social Committee as active as you mom’s participation at home-games (Thanks Mrs. Jones).

To Lisa Forster; Haagen-Daz and diet pills. To the deTrencks; a home in Germany for me to visit you, a bit more responsibility on my part, and friends of equal cosmopolitanism. To Michael DeMarzo; a basketball scholarship to the Ivy of your choice, a paying audience, and six leopards on a mountain. To Sarah Cranfield: A David Bowie Look Alike Award and a PCDS diploma (big deal). To Laurie Bienstock; all things white and beautiful, a rollover with Kris Kristofferson, and suprising comprehension of Sharkey's Machine. To Don Southam; my regrets for almost forgetting you, mase for attacking females; and off campus. To my teachers I leave my apologies for being a “ lackluster” (to borrow the words of our infamous dean) student and my thanks for learning me good.

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PCDS has always been a great person and educator. I would like to close in wishing everyone the brightest, happiest, and most enjoyable future. Yeah, it sounds corny, but I’ll cherish my friends and times at PCDS forever. Thanks almost everyone...

I, SCOTT SHEKELS, being of reasonable sound mind, do bequeth the following; Julia- detonating glasses, a Village Inn, dead trucks on Christmas Eve, our first date, “ you’re crabby” “ no I’m not” , 200lbs. and $160 of books at NASA, W.W.I, Skiing in Minn., Preppyism, the snake and spider, The Rambler, Boo Boo, a brick and sticks at Christmas, jealousy, Thanks for making life great Burge, Te Amo Siempre. Dr. Adank; a Cochmeal farm, Shekels Photo Co., the G.W. with cat tracks, long talks in the parking lot, a better lost horizons, a techichi, a desk Nauhault dictionary, changed Mexican history, Pooky’s contest and a fun two years! Larry; playing in a dumpster full of lettuce, an extra license, The Big “ 0 ” , “ there’s a little Bro in all of us” , and a croy I all of your own. Mr. Singer; tin foil balls, a dust free computer room, and thanks for guiding me through highschool. Karla; waterfights, “ Down girl, oh no” , and a wonderful friendship. Laura; a speeding ticket, height so you don’t need a pillow, and a decent car. Carolina; criticism for every thing. Eric; another old car and some non-preppy clothes.

Bro; a normal personality and car, and a big gulp. James; 12 cobol errors. Mr. Toll; Poetry and Nature, and parking problems. Annie; A happy yearbook. To All the other people, thanks for 10 great years. To my parents; My love and thanks for your support and understanding through the years, I love you, Goodbye PCDS. I, STACEY STONE, will to the following- To Susan, help opening your locker. To Marie, chapped lips and a stiff neck in the library. To Robin; SAT’s, a chocolate torte, and lots of luck. To Robin, Robert, and Jimmy, a slave for life. To Mr. Schweikher, something from Steve’s ice cream. To Mr. Quick, a final decision on the Whale trip and a thanks. To Ms. E., Godiva chocolates, the San Diego Padres, and warm hands. To my Spanish class, hysterical laughter - Gert, To Mr. Brunning, a student with perfect pronounciation, a sail fish, sunburn, and a piece of pecan pie. To Jenny, a fun Spanish class, a buying trip to Mexico, an Olmec (?), a lot of moose, and a — “ don’t worry things will get b e tte r.. . ” I, CHERYL WARE, being of deranged mind, do hereby leave my possessions as follows: To all my closest friends I leave all my “ groaner” jokes, and to Joy I leave the responsibility of continuing this tradition. Also to Joy, I leave an unloseable lighter, since she’s always losing mine. I also leave to Joy, a nylon string guitar to save her fingers. To Libby, I leave my license to “ shovel” , for those were the best times (Hubba Bubba). And especially I leave the memory of seeing Mick Jagger up close. And I also give you a lifetime supply of fries. To Laura, I leave a pair of blinders, so she can’t look at Twang while she’s playing. To Colin I leave an unlimited supply of Rush and AC DC tickets. To the entire Guitar class, I leave a barrel full of picks. And to Julius (we can’t forget Julius), I leave a lifetime supply of stupid jokes (what do you get when you cross a brook and a stream?), so that you may laugh your way through life. And to all my friends, I leave the memory of a soul who hangs out with “ Carnies” (carnival people). Remember me humorously.

I, SARAH CRANFIELD, leave: To Mr. Wilson: The Wilsonian Theorem, SDR (same damn reason). To Benji: Winesburg Country Day, a twitch-free son. To Cook: another whimp who will get your paper clips. To Mrs. Hagstrom: The music talents of “ L’Idiot et se s holes” . To Mr. Raymond: The right to deport me. To Jennifer: a complete listening library of Conway Twitty. To Lisa; “ Cavegirls” , a standard talking Chevette, and “ Shut up and eat your Happy Meal". To Laurance: a bruised chin. To AnnIE: a steering wheel, a booth in which to faint, and the same car in which to crash. To Laura: Many enjoyable nights at Jed’s, “ Fashion” by Levy Productions. To Cathy: the impoverished “ Voice of Sarah” . To Herb: One hell of a stoney. To Matt: a Canadian eraser, the hyper-venilation song (everybody say hey, yi, y a y ...), keep thinking daisys. To Don: someone else who will subject themselves to “ Florida ear” , harassments, violent tetherball, kangaroo fighting. To Lee: A steamy bathroom for simulates “ Dial” commercials. To Robin: Socks for the shower, a roommate named Felix, rubber ankles and Mick’s hips. To Pixie: An immunity to angora legs and scissors to amputate my tail. To Jimmy: A wardrobe by Erma, and a solo conversation with Mr. B. To James: “ a leather Messiah” (pfff!!!), and correct pronounciation of cuttlery, boogie, and about. To Eddie: a certain little man, made out of coins (wink, wink, nudg, nudg). To Carolina: a mowhawk. To the residents of the administration building: a little peace and quiet.

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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH The English Department has designed its Upper School curriculum to train students not only to read and write, but also to think.

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Model U.N. members include; Debi Lewis, Robert Ranucci, Laura Hurwitch, Joy Abbot, Carolina Lopez, Cathy Sheridan, Pixie Detrenck, Eric Felten, Will Kellogg, Paul Schweikher, Advisor, and Pat Boskon.

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Kiffie Spangler, Dyann Fisher, Debi Lewis, Kim Southam, Carolina Lopez, Cathy Best, Laura Levy, Micheal DeMarzo, Tina Niven, John Boccaccio, Rusty Jones

COMPUTER CLUB Gail Nichols, Mark Fogelson, Carter Sweet, James Perry, Larry Wolfe, Scott Shekels

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THE BOYFRIEND

Cast Of Characters Polly Browne .............................................. Cathy Best Madame Dubonnet Stephanie Joyce Hortense .........................................Stephanie Enriquez Bobby Van Husen David Mason Percival Browne Laurence Schreiber Tony Eric Felten Lord Brockhurst .....................................Gary Kirilenko Laddy Brockhurst Sarah Cranfield Dulcie..........................................................Lee Romney Maizie ..........................................................Lisa Forster Waiter .................................................... Eddie Shanken Gendarm e Don Southam Pepe .................................................... Mr. James Roof Lola ............................................ Ms. Arlette Hagstrom

YOUNG LADIES Mara Hessel Kiffie Spangler Laura Levy

Jennifer Beardsley Kari Bookbinder Margie Woods Tracy Hoffman

SHIEKS Robert Ranucci Pat Boskon Gary Glaser John Boccaccio

John Marcarelli Herb Stratford Eric Hagstrom Bill Bollinger

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BY EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY P ie rro tt Michael DeMarzo Columbine Debi Lewis C othurnus James Levenson Thyrsis.................................................... Caren Kelso Corydon Kiffie Spangler

“ THE AMERICAN DREAM”

BY EDWARD AIBEE Mommy.................................................... Lisa Forster Daddy ...............................................Robert Ranucci G randm a................................................. Cathy Best Mrs. Barker Lee Romney Young Man Eddie Shanken Director ................................................ Rusty Jones Set Design ....................Gary Kirilenko, Debi Lewis, Tina Niven, and Linda Bry­ ant Parent Representative ........................Maxine Jones Faculty Supervisors.................. Madame Hagstrom, and special thanks Mary DeMarzo

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JAZZ FESTIVAL â&#x20AC;&#x2122;82 The Music Department sponsored the Second Annual P.C.D.S. Jazz Festival in February. Five jazz bands performed, including the Country Day Middle School and Upper School ensembles. Invited groups included Sunnyslope High School, Griffith-Orangedale Middle School, Corona del Sol High School, and John Durant, faculty member from Scottsdale Community College.

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PHOENICIAN STAFF

Anne R e is ........ .................................... Editor Pixie DeTrenck .....................Business Editor Robin Friedman ................. Advertising Editor .........................Photo Editor Scott Shekels .......................Layout Editor Laura Levy Karla Earnhardt ............... Co-Layout Editor COPY Carolina Lopez Eric Felten SPECIAL THANKS Mr. Jim Cook, Yearbook Advisor Mr. Robert Wilson Mr. Steve Gerber Mr. George Baker Mrs. Vera Morrison Mrs. Sandy Singer Jeff Venditti Photo Journalism Class

ADVISORY BOARD

The Advisory Board consists of; Carter Sweet, Will Kellogg, Rob Portnoy, Stacy Stone, Amy Bussema, Eric Felten, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Singer, Ms. English, and Mr.Schweikher.

The Advisory Board is the bridge that creates a forum between students, faculty, and administration. It concerns itself with disciplinary matters, social events, and the welfare of the student body.

The Advisory Board was dissolved due to the disinterest of its members and a new election was held in February whereby a new board was formed.

The new Advisory Board hopes to initiate more school activities, new programs, and in general arouse student interest and participation in school activities.

Stacy Stone became the first female president of the Advisory Board in the history of P.C.D.S.

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VARSITY VOLLEYBALL

Back Row-Left to right-Kim Southam, Kirsten Kulmer, Luaren Upshaw, Lisa Forester, Jennifer Beardsley, Lee Romney, Sarah Cranfield-Ms. Buelow. Front Row-Left to right-Carey Sweet, Jennifer Schoeffler, Kiffie Spangler, Tammy Ziehm, Margie Woods, and Robin Friedman

Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles

0 0 2 0 1 2 2 0 2 2 0 1 1 2

Coach: Georgia Buelow

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Arizona Lutheran Southwest Indian Northwest Christian Judson Arizona Lutheran Verde Valley Northwest Christian Bourgade People Christian Phoenix School/Deaf Orme Judson Orme Verde Valley

2 2 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 2 2 2 1

Record: 7-8

SOCCER

David Clark, Peter Cove, Coach Paul Yardley, Mark Fogelson, Mike DeMarzo, Rusty Jones, John Marcarelli, David Mason, Rob Portnoy, James Levenson, Eddie Shanken, Gary Glaser, Rony Weissman, Eric Hagstrom, Pete Snegireff, Don Southam, Clifford Smith, Gary Kiri足 lenko, Carter Sweet, John Snead, Pat Boskon, Laurence Schreiber,

COACH: PAUL YARDLEY

Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles Eagles

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RECORD: 8-6-1

5 0 4 4 0 1 0 2 1 5 1 11 2 1 2

Arizona Lutheran Southwest Indian Valley Lutheran LandMark Christian St. Gregory Northwest Christian Judson Arizona Lutheran Verde Valley Northwest Christian LandMark Christian Valley Lutheran Southwest Indian Judson Verde Valley

1 0 0 0 1 0 6 1 9 0 4 2 0 8 5

GIRLS BASKETBALL

Coach: Dan Majeski, Joy Schreiber, Tammy Ziehm, Kiffie Spangler, Tina Niven, Karen Kelso, Debbie Friedman, Debi Lewis, Liesl Veazey, Carey Sweet, Jenny Schoeffler SEASON RECORD ................. 0 - 1 3 PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS

31 ................................................................. Southwest Indian 46 30 .................................................................................. Judson 38 3 1 ...................................................................................... Orme 45 14 ................................................................. Arizona Lutheran 53 2 8 ................................

Peoples Christian 37 5 .............................. ............................................. East Fork 37 1 4 ..............................................................Northwest Christian 18 5 ..............................................................................East Fork 64 30 .................................................................................. Judson 39 2 3 ...................................................................................... Orme 47 3 Arizona Lutheran 46 21 ..............................................................Northwest Christian 27 12 Valley Lutheran 13

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Varsity members include: Ken Snodgrass, Robert Ranucci, Rusty Jones, Jimmy Friend, Michael DeMarzo, Neil Alagia, Clifford Smith, John Snead, Rob Portnoy, Coach: Jim Cook

Junior Varsity members include: Bill Bollinger, John Snead, Pete Snegireff, Clifford Smith, Kenny Sheridan, Chris Martin Rob Portnoy, Scott Spangler, Coach: Bruce Canade

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VARSITY TENNIS

Lisa Bienstock, Tina Walters, Cathy Best, Carolina Lopez, Wendy Scurr, Beth Richey, Coach: George Baker, Jennifer Beardsley, Patti Valenti.

Jim Rigberg, Laurence Schrieber, Eric Hagstrom, Mark Weiss, Greg Grant, Bill Bollinger, Eddie Shanken, Coach: George Baker 180

VARSITY BASEBALL

S. Spangler, E. Bolin, M. Rollings, P. Cove, R. Portnoy, J. Snead, J. Marcarelli, G. Nichols, Coach Kosower, C. Smith, M. Fogelson, E. Felten, P. Boskon, M. DeMarzo, V. Bolin, K. Sheridan, K. Snodgrass, C. Sweet.

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VARSITY SOFTBALL

Coach: Paul Schweikher, Tracy Hoffman, Carey Sweet, Kiffie Spangler, Jennifer Schoeffler, Margie Woods, Wendy Bookbinder, Kirsten Kulmer, Karan Kelso, Amy Bussema, Lisa Forster, Debi Lewis, Tina Niven, Lauren Upshaw, Manager: Rusty Jones

TRAP AND SKEET

Colin James, James Perry, Bro Hayden, Larry Wolfe, and Coach: Jim Bruning.

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PATRONS

GITTINGS PHOTOGRAPHY MR. AND MRS. DENNIS SHEARS MR. AND MRS. DAVID WEISS MR. AND MRS. VAN SICKLE MR. AND MRS. DUANE NOBLE MR. AND MRS. EUGENE R. RICHEY DR. AND MRS. DAVID PENT THE WERNICK FAMILY MR. AND MRS. DANIEL DONAHOE MR. AND MRS. BENNETT DORRANCE MS. RUTHIE DURCHSLAG

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Roadrunner Homes, the outstanding-leader in quality construction today. You can view these affordable homes in either their Fox Tale models at 91st Avenue and Northern, or Brookefield Manor models at 67th Avenue and Cactus. Homes built for value for a life time of living.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1982

Bruce Vinci, President

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The Senior Class Would Like To Dedicate This Page To: Ms. Mary Demarzo Thanks For All You’ve Done Goodbye And Good Luck

“ What would you have me do?

Seek for the patronage of some great man, And like a creeping vine on a tall tree, Crawl upward where I cannot stand alone?

No thank you!”

Edmond Rostand

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ADDENDUM

Cathy Sheridan Junior

Kenny Sheridan Freshman

Andrea Boltz 8th Grade

Wendy Keller 7th Grade

Judith Wieringa 3rd Grade

Buffy Bailey 3rd Grade

Larry and Chuck Youkna, Gardeners We appreciate the good job you have done.

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