1985 phoenician

PHOENICIAN Phoenix Country Day School Volume XXI

Faculty and Staff

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Lower School

29 Middle School

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Upper School

65 Seniors

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Sports

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Activities and Clubs

Advertising

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The Senior Class of 1985 Proudly Dedicates This Yearbook to Mr. Bruce D. Canade with all of our respect and gratitude

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“ . . . that which we are, we are, One equal temper of heroic hearts, Make weak by time and fate, but strong in will To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.” from “U L Y SSE S”

by Alfred, Lord Tennyson

HEADMASTER’S MESSAGE

DR. JOEL C. MONELL

To The Class of 1985 This book will serve as a constant reminder of the variety of experiences you have had at Phoenix Country Day School. It is an important milestone in your life cycle. Treasure it.

Mr. Schweikher, the College Counselor, has called your class “ambitious, adventur­ ous, and flexible” in terms of its college applications. I trust that these qualities along with those of intellectual curiosity and perseverance have been nurtured at P.C.D.S. and will remain with you throughout your lives.

Rollo May said that “the most effective way to ensure the value of the future is to confront the present courageously and constructively.” I think you have done this and I wish you the best in whatever future you pursue.

Sincerely,

Headmaster

“LOVE them cheese crisps.”

“Where’s my mommie?”

“I should have had a V-8!”

“ Eenie-meenie-minnie-moe.”

‘Bond. James Bond.”

Tres chique

‘Chuck-Chuck-Chuckwagon!”

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The happy Buddah

“Can you give me a lift?

“Who laid a stinky?”

“Would YO U want to be seen with them either?”

“Can I open my eyes yet?”

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“Times like these were made for Tasters Choice . . . ”

“It’s casual”

‘Almost .. . Seniors!’

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“Mrs. Olsen, eat your heart out!”

‘Zippidy Doodah!’

Martha Bonacich 5th, 6th Grade Spanish

Jim Bruning

Linda Bryant

Chairman Foreign Lang. Dept, Upper School Spanish, Trap and Skeet

Middle School Art

Susan Bookspan Middle School English

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Georgia Buelow Middle, Upper School P.E., Varsity Volleyball IIP

Sarah Capawana Upper School Photography

Bruce Canade Upper School English, Junior Class Advisor

Pat Canade Middle School History

Rich Christensen Fifth and Sixth Beginning Band, Fourth and Middle General Music

John Collins Upper School English, Drama, Sophomore Class Advisor

Toni Clark Kindergarten - Afternoon

Joyce Cone Middle School Math, Science

Lance Coon Chairman English Dept, Upper School English, Newspaper Advisor

Jim Cook Chairman Art Dept, Upper School Art, Yearbook Advisor

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Rod Dashnaw Middle School English, Golf Club

Roberta Crane Lower School Spanish, Grades Kindergarten-Fourth

Carol Dalton Kindergarten-Afternoon

Cindy Davis Second Grade

Chris English Upper School, Freshman Class Advisor

Les Felten Co-Chairman Music Dept.

Middle School, Upper School Band

Tom Graham Middle School Math, Science

Susan Funkhouser Fifth Grade

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Ruth Grove Acting Head, Lower School Dean, Co-Chairman Music Dept.

Arlette Jacques Eighth Grade, Upper School French

Harry Houle Librarian, Upper School Latin

Bill Keller Middle School English

Sheila Kendall Karen Johnson Fourth Grade

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Lower, Middle, Upper School Strings

Sally Klein Lower School Science, Grades One-Four

Bob Kosower

Dan Majeski Lower School P.E., Swim Club

Athletic Director, Middle School and Upper School, P.E., Varsity Baseball Coach

John Mildrew Upper School Math, Science, Swim Club

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Judy Mitchell Middle School History

Lorraine Peoples 1st Grade

Tamea Mikesell Lower School Art, Kindergarten-5th Grade

Ed Pettengill Lower and Upper School Computer Science

Lovice Peterson Kindergarten-Morning

Gary Quick Upper School Science, Sophomore Class Advisor

Erna Pitts 2nd Grade

Alice Raynal School Nurse

Dave Raymond Chairman Science Dept, 5th and 6th Grade Science, Upper School Math, Senior Class Advisor, College Advisor

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Paul Schweikher Director of College Counseling, Upper School history, Softball, Junior Class Advisor

Chet Seroka Upper School Science, Upper School Math

Barbara Searle Ass’t. Librarian, Lower School Librarian

Lois Sikorski Middle and Upper School Chorus

Janet Smith Middle School Spanish, 7th and 8th Grades

Don Singer Chairman Computer Science, Middle and Upper School

Myna Stroth 3rd Grade

Mary Swiess Lower School P.E.

Jeff Stokes Chairman History Dept, Upper School History, Model U.N., College Advisor

Mary Lu Syllaba Kindergarten-Morning

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Fran Vierck 4th Grade

Paola Nasr Upper School Spanish

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Bob Wolpert Middle and Upper School Math

Bob Wilson Chairman Math Dept, 6th Grade Math, Upper School Math, Science, Senior Class Advisor

Paul Yardley Middle and Upper School P.E., Varsity Soccer Coach

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Stephen Littel Business Manager

Sandy Singer Receptionist

Steve Gerber Director of Development

Cindy Pulliam Upper School Secretary

Charles Tipton Supervisor of Building and Grounds and Director of Transportation

Karan Wood Secretary

Susan Bird Registrar

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Denise Wojtynek

Carolyn Borger

Judy Dering

Bookstore

First and Second Grade Aid

Kindergarten Aid

Dolores Smith

Music Department Aid

Bookkeeper

Christina Steffan

Karen Taylor Art Department Aid

Barbara Kendall First and Second Grade Aid

KITCHEN STAFF A. Richards S. Groh P. Kermen G. Garrison K. Bourdon I Simon D. Berlin R. Goetz J. Sanchez

DAY CREW J. Porter W. Rock L. Zielstorf D. Smith M. Gouba G. Wojtynek

NIGHT CREW K. McFarland T. Tipton J. Minton P. Lichtenberger R. Smith L. Reynolds

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KINDERGARTEN

FR O N T ROW: C. Jacobs, G. Kretchman, L. Collins, A. Widoff, C. Feau, K. Baird, G. Bowman M ID DLE ROW: D. Sucato, J. Kirst, J. Stango, J.A. Corcoran, K. Ingrassia, Z. Tovar-Gamero, A. Aiello BACK ROW: Mrs. Clark, S. Fox, S. Wicken, S. Johnson, E. Cornwell, Mrs. Syllaba, Mrs. Deirng

FR O N T ROW: A. Kaufman, B. Maas, J. Vance, C. Einhorn, T. Wanner, N .

Godek M IDDLE ROW: W. Dickerson, L. Johnson, J. Galarneau, E. Schweikher, S. Shank, J. Balmer, J. Sweet BACK ROW: Mrs. Dalton, M. Blum, J. Tasman, K. Stamm, H. Benedict, C. Fischer, Mrs. Peterson

GRADE ONE

FR O N T ROW: R. Mollen, C. Givre, B. Sullivan, S. Matz, S. Dyer, H. Klinefelter, J. Bachus M IDD LE ROW: J. Spack, K. Lee, D. Wiesen-Todd, J. Kirst, S. Ghaswala, K. Haley, D. Teitel, R. Halabi BACK ROW: Mrs. Anderson, F. Stubbs, J. Duncan, M. Torel, S. J. Schoenfelder, L. Dunlap, Mrs. Kendall

FR O N T ROW: D. Pillsbury, R. Keeton, J. Kirkwood, B. Van Sickle, Marshall SEC O N D ROW: N . Jacobs, A. Garson, J. Stern, J. Hutchinson, Blank T H IR D ROW: B. Freshley, G. Bergeron, L. Hillett, K. Stockwell, Bates BACK ROW: Mrs. Borger, B. Vinci, J. Grovert, K. Scharfman, Kidwell, Mrs. Peoples

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GRADE TWO

FRONT ROW: E. Pavese, T. Kuhn, K. Lipton, J.P. Evarts, S. Hackett, E. Royce MIDDLE ROW: B. Moretsky, K. Lefeber, M. Jackson, J. Wilhelmy, M. Stent, B. Finberg, Mrs. Davis BACK ROW: W. Symington, T. Shears, H. Jacobson, F. Wellings, A. Dorrance, B. Durchslag, R. Bisla

FRONT ROW: B. Balmer, P. Durkin, A. Bercu, O. Little, J. Sapin, H. Schumacher MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. Pitts, J.J. Snyder, M. Leibow, M. Lewis, A. Altman, C. Binns, T. Ruman BACK ROW: Z. Thomas, E. Koep, S. Wolfswinkel, O. Hearley, S. Piccinati, H. Lipson

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GRADE THREE

FIRST ROW : B. Sullivan, J. Collins, J. Moya, A. Levy, E. Rand, B. Schumacher, B. Vance M IDDLE RO W : A. Plum, N. Najmi, C. Bochna, V. Lang, M. Cove, G. Wilhelmy B A C K ROW : I. Plougmann, I. Trevor, A. Sample, G. Wagner, E. Drewery, S. Goetze, Mrs. Bippus

FIRST ROW : B. Davis, L. Harney, S. McClure, L. Timmerman, S. Eagleburger, J. Jacobs, B. Huber M IDDLE ROW : Mrs. Stroth, K. Rossi, K. Pettitt, T. Rice, B. Cornwell, S. Woods, M. Cohen B A CK RO W :E . Dane, J. Gard, C. Sullivan, B. Maas, S. Turpin, H. MacLean, A. Koep

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GRADE FOUR

FR O N T ROW: J. Sloane, M. Najmi, R. Mollen, T. Peers SE C O N D ROW: E. Shears, K. Losse, A. Crimmins, S. Chirnomas, S. Stadel T H IR D ROW: A.J. Corcoran, M. White, J. Shephard, J. Sterling, J. McCullough BACK ROW: Mrs. Johnson, M. Weinberg, D. Lyne, H. Young, V. French, B. Sollinger, F. Bain

FR O N T ROW: P. Lewis, R. Lyons, B. Toll, J. Burt, B. Bachus, C. Lipton M IDDLE ROW: E. Timmerman, B. Matia, S. Pettit, A. Fischer, D. Bentley, Mrs. Vierck BACK ROW: A. Flick, K. Bisla, A. Drewery, R. Hart, L. Piccinati

GRADE FIVE

F R O N T ROW : R. Saria, A. Harrison, P. Dodge, P. Occhino, J. Collins, J. Einhorn, J. Plosker M IDD LE ROW : R. VanSickle, M. Townsend, D. Ligorsky, L. Rovick, K. Bores, B. Dicken, Mrs. Funkhouser B A C K RO W : M. Bowman, L. Due, R. Lyne, M. Ramsaur, G. Peers, K. Hirsch

FR O N T ROW : R. Ho, A. Cohen, A. Matz, L. Durkin, L. Williams, G. Dessen M IDDLE ROW: B. Hoblit, K. Collins, S. Trevor, C. Blum, T. Plone, A. Cracchiolo, Mrs. Biggs BACK ROW: M. Chernoff, J. Goldstein, E. Ramsaur, J. Teitel, J. Wugner, S. Bates, W. Rice

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H. Barnard E. Bell M. Betz C. Breese L. Brook R. Chandrasekaran

J. Gohen R. Cohen C. Cooper A. Conquest R. Crowe R. Daley

A. Fleck D. Foster D. Gordon G. Horvath J. Jacobs J. Jacobs

N. Jury S. Kalish J. Karadsheh R. Kilburn C. Kitchel A. Krause

S. Lantz J. Lazarus M. Levin S. Lindner J. Lipson E. Lipton

J. Matlick M. Matz T. M cNeff A. Mellor A. Merkel S. Patterson

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B. Pettit P. Pillsbury J. Ralphe P. Rassi E. Schaefer A. Schoeffler

H. Sherman K. Stathakis A. Summer J. Swartz J. Turpin W. Wanner

J. Wieringa

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SEVENTH GRADE

K. Allison W. Bartlett R. Bernstein A. Bienstock M. Cryns K. Dale

A. Ditchey B. Donahoe B. Dumone H. Dunlap E. Dye D. Dyer

B. B. F. K. D. D.

Eaton Eubanks Ferguson Finley Goetze Gordon

J. Greenbaum N. Halabi J. Harris A. Hart H. Hendin A. Honacker

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J. Huber M. Janis S. Jordan S. Kerrigan J. Krafts B. Leckie

D. Lee J. Lewin D. Lewis M. Liden A. Lieberman E. Lipson

No Photo Available

J. Low M. Madison D. Matia J. Matz J. Morton M. Pasich

D. Plone A. Plosker K. Ramsaur W. Rector C. Reese C. Richardson

R. Rutila G. Sample J. Shtabsky R. Sloane L. Sparks B. Sterling

J. Stern R. Stewart K. Takagi A. Weber T. Weiss C. B. Wetmore

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EIGHTH GRADE

G. Anderson W. Anthony V. Bentley A. Brodie Bodell R. Bolger E. Bookbinder

K. Cesal C. Chaffee J. Cohen C. Comus J. Cooper M. Cove

M. Cracchiolo T. Critchfield T. Daley M. Dalton C. Dicken B. Dixon

B. Derrance D. Durchslag T. Folk D. Gordon C. Grau I. Hackett

K. C. E. D. K. R.

Hamilton Hessel Hu Kaufman Kroger Lewis

K. Lincoln L. Lincoln B. Lindner M. McClanahan M. McGinty P. Michaelson

M. Moran M. Nicely S. Pillsbury D. Pinney J. Portnoy K. Quick

L. Rand G. Rawak M. Rotman J. Sherman J. Shtabsky D. Sparks

D. Stathakis S. Symington A. Takagi T. Taylor S. Timmons S. Torrey

R. Wallack M. Warner J. Weinrach B. Weiss J. Wilson A. Young

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MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENT GOVERNMENT

B. Lindner, Vice President, D. Durschlag, President, M. Cracchiolo, Secretary, A. Lieberman, Treasurer

FRONT ROW: I. Hackett, D. Stathakis, B. Donahoe, A. Lieberman, V. Bentley, B. Dorrance, J. Stein.

MIDDLE ROW: D. Durschlag, C. Richardson, J. Swartz, A. Summer, J. Jacobs, D. Rass, C. Chaffee, C. Dyer, A. Honaker, T. M cNeff. BACK ROW: K. Finley, K. Dale, N. Jury, H. Dunlop, T. Daley, S. Torrey, B. Lindner, M. Warner, M. Cracchiolo, R. Rutila, A. Young, B. Dixon, M. Rotman

MIDDLE SCHOOL STRINGS

FRONT ROW: W. Wanner, K. Finley, C. Dicken, J. Low, A. Takagi, C. Cooper, P. Rassi, H. Barnard. BACK ROW: M. Madison, A. Ditchey, R. Rutila, D. Lee, D. Gordon, W. Rector

FRENCH CLUB

FRONT ROW: Mrs. Jacques, T. Folk, S. Pillsbury, K. Quick, J. Wilson, C. Graw.

BACK ROW: D. Gordon, D. Pinney, G. Anderson, M. Dalton, M. McGinty, L. Lincoln

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D. Sparks, C. Dyer, K. Finley, L. Sparks, K. Dale, N. Jury, J. Swartz, S. Lantz (Eagle), T. Folk, D. Dixon, J. Lipson

A TEAM BASKETBALL

FRONT ROW: S. Torrey, D. Durchslag, R. Wallack, J. Portnoy, J. Cohen, D. Stathakis. BACK ROW: Coach Baker, S. Symington, S. Kerrigan, R. Rutila, M. McClanahan, M. Morey, G. Anderson, Scorer S. Lindner

B TEAM BASKETBALL

FRONT ROW: J. Stern, R. Sloane, A. Lieberman, R. Stewart, B. Sterling, R. Bernstein. BACK ROW: M. Swiess, C. Reese, C. Wetmore, D. Lee, A. Summer, A. Mellor, G. Horvath, A. Schoeffler, R. Daley, J. Matz, C. Richardson, P. Pillsbury, J. Greenbaum

A TEAM SOCCER

FRONT ROW: T. Critchfield, A. Young, L. Rand, G. Rawak, E. Bookbinder, J. Shtabsky, M. Cove. BACK ROW: Ms. B, M. Dalton, V. Bentley, M. Warner, M. Cracchiolo, K. Kroger, B. Donahoe, M. Rotman, M. Madison

B TEAM SOCCER

FRONT ROW: E. Bell, H. Hendin, W. Bartlett, T. M cNeff, H. Sherman, C. Kitchell. BACK ROW: Ms. B, D. Goetze, A. Hart, A. Conquest, D. Plone, N. Halabi, J. Turpin, M. Janis

BOYS A TEAM SOCCER

FRONT ROW: C. Hessel, B. DuMone, D. Durchslag, R. Stewart, J. Matz, P. Michaelsen, B. Dorrance BACK ROW: I. Hackett, D. Stathakis, J. Huber, B. Lindner, T. Daley, B. Leckie, K. Ramsaur, G. Anderson, S. Symington, S. Torrey, M. McClanahan, M. Nicely, Coach P. Yardley.

BOYS B TEAM SOCCER

FRONT ROW: K. Stathakis, A. Weber, B. Sterling, R. Cohen, A. Fleck, J. Jacobs, C. Reese BACK ROW: J. Breenbaum, P. Pillsbury, A. Schoeffler, R. Bernstein, G. Horvath, A. Mellor, C.B. Wetmore, D. Foster, D. Matia

GIRLS BASKETBALL

FRONT ROW: J. Turpin, B. Crowe, H. Hendin, W. Bartlett, A. Young, V. Bentley MIDDLE ROW: D. Goetze, M. Cryns, A. Hart, K. Kathy, M. Cracchiolo, B. Plone BACK ROW: M.B. Warner, J. Wilson, D. Sparks, E. Dye, M. Janis, N . Halabi, K. Takagi, K. Dale, Coach Buelow

GIRLS B TEAM SOFTBALL

FRONT ROW: M. Janis, J. Lewin, S. Kalish, T. M cNeff, E. Dye, W. Bartlett, S. Lindner BACK ROW: Coach Majeski, K. Dale, K. Takagi, D. Plone, M. Anderson, A. Hart, N. Hazabi, T. Weiss, A. Conquest, J Turpin, Coach Bookspan

GIRLS A TEAM SOFTBALL

FRONT ROW: Mr. Majeski, B. Donahoe, M. Cracchiolo, W. Anthony, A. Young, V. Bentley, J. Wilson, M. Dalton, Coach Bookspan BACK ROW: L. Rand, E. Bookbinder, G. Rawak, M. Rottman, M. Cover, R. Bolger

BOYS SOFTBALL

FRONT ROW: R. Bernstein, C. Reese, A. Weber, R. Stewart, R. Rutila, S. Kerrigan, J. Matz SECOND ROW: D. Matia, E. Kipton, Coach Wolpert, Hari, D. Foster, J. Stern, J. Greenbaum, K. Ramsaur THIRD ROW: J. Cohen, R. Daley, I. Hackett, T. Daley, J. Weinrach, C. Comus, G. Sample BACK ROW: D. Kaufman, S. Symington, D. Durchslag, S. Torrey, D. Stathzkis, B. DuMone, C. Dicken, M. McClanahan, G. Anderson, J. Huber

ROCKETRY CLUB

FRONT ROW: Mr. Baker, B. Eubanks, B. Sterling, A. Lieberman, BACK ROW: C. Comus, C. Dicken, A. Honacker, R. Chanorasekaran

EAGLE’S EGO NEWSPAPER

FRONT ROW: M. Matz, J. Jacobs, R. Chandrasekaran, M. Levin, E. Lipton, S. Patterson, J. Matlick, M. Betz BACK ROW: A. Honacker, A. Schoeffler, D. Foster, D. Goetze, W. Rector, L. Brook, A. Merkle

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MIDDLE SCHOOL JAZZ ENSEMBLE

FRONT ROW: B. Dorrance, J. Portnoy SECOND ROW: M. Rotman, G. Sample, M. Pasich, R. Rutila, V. Bentley THIRD ROW: Director, L. Felten Jr., A. Lieberman, S. Kerrigan, M. Lioen, C. Comus, B. Donahoe, D. Kaufman, A. Honagker BACK ROW: J. Stern, F. Ferguson, G. Anderson, M. Nicely, J. Harris, B. Pettit

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MIDDLE SCHOOL SELECT CONCERT BAND

FRONT ROW: A. Lieberman, D. Kaufman SECOND ROW: M. Pasich, V. Bentley, A. Young, S. Timmons, M. Warner, M. Cove, C. Grau, M. Dalton, G. Rawak, J. Huber THIRD ROW: K. Allison, R. Rutila, M. Rotman, G. Sample, A. Honacker, S. Kerrigan, C. Comus, M. Liden, D. Donahoe BACK ROW: B. Dorrance, J. Stern, J. Harris, G. Anderson, M. Fleck, F. Ferguson, B. Pettitt, T. Folk

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AUTOGRAPHS

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UPPER SCHOOL

Alyse Aiello Baha Bahadir Tom Baird

Sunny Carter

Julie Diddy

Caroline Dodge Will Duffy John Dwyer 70

Bryan Egnew Matt Fleck Brett Groh

Eddie Harris Cindy Havens Sonya Hess

Karl Hirsch Bennett Hopper Jeff Jacobs

Chris Johnson Joanna Josephson Julie Ketover

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Lydia Kinney Jeanne Leckie Barry Liden

Sharon Ligorsky Gary Linhart Rami Lipson

Tammy MacDonald Daphne Madison Jason Martin

Neil Michaelsen Anthony Minkoff Grant Mudge

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Sara M cNeff Francisco Quinonez Matthew Rigberg

Nelson Ryland Hedi Sielieki Drew Spangler

Peter Spiegel

Heather Stocker 73

Jeff Taylor David Thompsen David Van Sickle

Jed VanVoorhis Andrew Victor Ellie Vinci

Eric Werner

Kathy Wilson

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Catherine Baggott Nicole Blaustein Kirby Bowles

David Cesal

Jenna Cooper

Chris Coy Hugh Daley Daniel Donahoe

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Peggi Egnew David Friedman Karen Hader

Elizabeth Hays Karen Hessel Kim Hoeye

Trichelle James Greg Janis John Josephson

Karen Kaplan Christine Lane Elizabeth Ling

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Kelly Meyer Steve Ozer John Pent

Anne Pillsbury

Ana Quinonez

Rhett Reese Jason Schoeffler Apichai Shipper

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Natalie Smith Lara Sosnow Kris Stathakis

Jim Vernon Louis Werner Kevin Wernick

Benita Weber Katie Woods Mamie Zang

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Brian Adams Beth Anderson Chuck Bain

Kyle Baird

Peter Bartlett

Andrea Boltz Todd Bookspan Sue Boskon

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Dawn Clark Kirsten Cummings Sarah Cummins

Jeffrey Dutton Mama Friedman Morris Friedman

Julie Greenbaum Natasha Haase Jim Hornaday

Eric Jackson Kim Klaiber Lillian Lanzetta

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Brenda Ligorsky Melissa Michaelson Laurie Mittenthal

Nick McKay

Andy Nicely

Louise Perry Grant Pierce Joseph Pullaro

Jim Purdy Daphna Rachovitsky Tim Richey

David Rigberg Lisa Salvatore Julie Schaefer

John Schwarzmann

Tara Shire

Tina Simonds Andrew Tennant Beth Thomsen

Elliot Wernick

Joanna Westhafer

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Robert Emerson Archbold

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Never greet a stranger in the night for he may be a demon.

— TALM UD May you live in interesting times.

—CH INESE CURSE I’d give my right arm to be ambidextrous.

— GRAFFITO Many things look bleak at the moment of occurance but at least we don’t have locusts.

— CH INESE SAYING Those who control the spice, control the universe.

— PAUL AIREIDES I never assumed I was not like my pigeons.

— B.F. SK IN N ER

Hershel Ber There is no pain you are receeding, distant ships won’t cover the horizon, you are only coming through in waves, your lips move but I can’t hear what you say.

When I was a child I caught a fleeting glimpse out of the corner of my eye.

I turned to look but it was gone.

I cannot put my finger on it now, the child is grown, the dream is gone.

I have become comfortably numb.

— PINK FLOYD

Lisa Cory Bienstock

Comes a time when you’re drifting Comes a time when you’re settled down, Oh this whole world keeps spinnin’ round It’s a wonder tall trees ain’t laying down There comes a time . .. comes a time Neil Young

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Peter Thomas Cove

Judith Vaughn Eaton

dream until your dreams come true.

Aerosmith

■ oil must understand that peace is an internal matter. It has to be a lelf-discipline for an individual or for an entire civilization. It must lom e from within. If you set up an outside power to enforce peace, this iutside power will grow stronger and stronger. It has no alternative. he inevitable outcome will be an explosion, cataclysmic and chaotic, "hat is the way of our universe. When you create paired opposites, one ■/ill overwhelm the other unless they are in delicate balance.

The writings of DIA NA BULLONE

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Out there is a fortune, Waiting to be had.

If you think I’ll let it go, You’re mad.

You’ve got another thing coming.

Judas Priest

Don’t look back, Look straight ahead Don’t turn away the Voices said; Don’t look back, Yesterday’s gone Don’t turn away, you can take it on.

Russ Ballard

N o taxation without regimentation.

Archie Bunker Angels fear to tread where stands the Fool.

The Fixx

Mark Edward Fogelson

“You can say I want to be free I can say someday I will be.”

James Taylor

Sally Williams Goldsmith

“The times when we were happy Were the times we never tried.”

Jackson Browne

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So endeth this chronicle. It being strictly a history of a boy, it must stop here; the story could not go much further without becoming the history of a man. When one writes a novel about grown people, he knows exactly where to stopthat is, with a marriage; but when he writes of juveniles, he must stop where he best can.

Mark Twain, Tom Sawyer

Walter Charles Heimlich

“You’re so American.” -Tina “ Relax!” -Henry “That’s disgusting.” -Audrey “Shut up!” -Lainie

“Everybody’s got a Hungry Heart.” “ . . . W e’ll walk in the sun, but till then, Tramps like usBaby we were born to Run.” -B. Springsteen . . I’m goin’ through.”

-R. Williams

“Some men see things as they are and ask ‘why?’ I dream of things that never were and say ‘why not?’ ” -R. Kennedy 97

Kirsten Marie Kulmer

N O T H IN G GOLD C A N STAY Nature’s first green is gold, Her hardest hue to hold, Her early leafs a flower; , But only so an hour Then leaf subsides to leaf So Eden sank to grief, So dawn goes to day, Nothing gold can stay.

Robert Frost

Daniel Craig Lesser

Thanks for everything

MOM and DAD

My fellow Americans; I am pleased to announce that I have just signed new legislation, outlawing Russians forever.

Bombing will begin in five minutes.

Uncle Ron Reagan

John Clifford Marcarelli

Frappez la rue grenoille - D. Mason

“ . . . all the fat-skinny people and all the tall-short people and all the nobody people and all the somebody people; I never thought I’d need so many people . . . ” -Bowie

“ Mmmm, Spoken like a true Stalinist.”

-Citizen Stokes

“Would they drop the bomb on us while we make love on the beach?

We were the class they couldn’t teach, ’cause we knew better . . . ” - Police

“If you wanna dance, you gotta pay the band!”

J.M.M.

Sarah Elizabeth Miller

“Doing what I want to do, going where I want to go, being with the people I want to be withthat’s what I want.”

Ernesto Hemingway

“You can fall for change of silver, You can fall for change of gold, You can fall for pretty strangers and the promises they hold.”

Dire Straits

Jennifer Paige Matlick

John Bruce Morey II “I can’t drive - 55” Sammy Hagar

“ I’ve got a drink in my hand, I’ve got my toes in the sand, And all I need is a beautiful girl.”

Van Halen Everyone belongs to everyone else

I’m Great!

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Robert Jay Portnoy

All men have but one common master: Time.

R.J.P. The only things worth doing are those which can be done by shortcut.

Remington Steele

Law of Arrival: Those who live closest arrive latest “Man is conceived in sin and born in corruption and he passeth from the stink of the didie to the stench of the shroud . There’s always something.”

Willie Stark

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N o dice Brad Hamilton

All children must look after their own upbringing.

Parents can only give good advice and put them on the right paths, but the final forming of a person’s character lies in their own hands.

Anne Frank

Helaine Sharon Rosenbaum

To be who we are and to become what we are capable of becoming is the only end of life.

Robert Louis Stevenson

It’s the heart afraid of breaking that never learns to dance.

It’s the dream afraid of waking that never takes the chance.

It’s the one who won’t be taken who can not seem to give And the soul afraid of dying that never learns to live.

Amanda McBroom

And as the sun rose |The two new friends were forced to part.

[Although its brightness had dimmed, [The candle’s warmth would never die.

HSR

Whoever is happy will make others too. f f e who has courage and faith never perish in misery!

Anne Frank Ani V’atah You and I will change the world.

It d o e s lo o k like fun.

Paul Edward Schmitt

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Best of Luck in the Future Far anfc Dear.

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Jennifer Alice Schoeffler

True friendship is a plant of slow growth, and must undergo and withstand the shocks of adversity before it is entitled to the appelation.

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Clifford Lawrence Smith

Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved.

W. J. Bryan

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Me & My Buddy (Bro)

Mom & Dad - Thanx for putting up

“The trouble was started by The young and the free. When we got bored we had a world war Genesis

Desert Places

Snow falling and night falling fast oh fast In a field I looked into going past And the ground almost covered smooth in snow But a few weeds and stubble showing last The wood around it have it - it is theirs All animals are smothered in their lairs I am too absent spirited to count; The lonliness includes me unawares And lonely as it is that lonliness Will be more lonely ere it will be less A blanker whiteness of benighted snow With no expression, nothing to express They cannot scare me with their empty spaces Between stars - on stars where no human race is I have it in me so much nearer home To scare myself with my own desert places Robert Frost (1874 - 1963)

Scott Michael Spangler

Vacillation

My fiftieth year had come and gone I sat, a solitary man In a crowded London shop An open booth and empty cup On the marble-top While on the shop and street I gazed My body of a sudden blaze; And twenty minutes more or less It seemed, so great my happiness, That I was blessed and could be blessed William Butler Yeats

Fire and Ice

Some say the world will end in Fire Some say in Ice From what I’ve tasted of desire I hold with those who favor fire But if it had to perish twice Ice is also nice And would suffice Robert Frost 114

Je te saive, heureuseet profitable mort, ies extremes dieurs medecin ;t confort. my body has been a good friend ut I won’t need it when I reach the end.

It’s who you look like Not who you are Who is who I am in fact myself is me For now is my grief heavier Than the sands of the seas This world has emptied me of all but the oldest purpose: tomorrow’s life.

Hell hath no fury as a woman scorned. It’s revenge She wants.

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Margaret Elizabeth Woods

Take your time, think a lot, think of everything you’ve got, for you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not.

-Cat Stevens

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EAGLE’S TAKE STATE CHAMPIONSHIP

FRONT ROW: A. Shipper, C. Stathakis, J. Schoeffler, T. Richey, G. Mudge, J. Purdy, G. Janis, P. Cove.

MIDDLE ROW: M. Friedman, D. Rigberg, J. Snead, P. Bartlett, K. Baird, D. Friedman, R. Portnoy, D. Donahoe, Mr. Yardley. BACK ROW: H. Daley, J. Marcarelli, H. Sargent, J. Morey, C. Bain, K. Wernick, J. Dptton, J. Hornaday

OVERALL RECORD 9-3-1 The Varsity association football team recent­ ly concluded it’s season, compiling an overall record of 10 victories, 3 defeats, and 1 draw.

Defending it’s State Championship title from last year, the team finished with a record of 8 wins and 2 defeats in the league, giving it sec­ ond place in the league and a place against Judson in the championship final.

The final proved to be a close and exciting game which ended in a 3-2 victory and a second State Championship in two years for the PCDS team. Chuck Bain was the team ’s leading scor­ er, and valuable performances were turned in

by Seniors Peter Cove, John Snead, John Morey, Henry Sargent, Robert Portnoy, and John Marcarelli who was the M VP in the final.

The championship was a great way for the Sen­ iors to finish their soccer careers at PCDS, and though they will be missed next season, its reas­ suring to see the talent o f this year’s 9th, 10th, and 11th graders, which will be so valuable to next year’s team. Congratulations!

SEASON RECORD PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS

6 N O R TH W EST C H R IST IA N 5 SO U TH W EST IN D IA N 7 VALLEY LU TH ERA N 6 VERDE VALLEY 4 A R IZO N A LU TH ERA N 0 JU D SO N 3 VERDE VALLEY 3 ST. GREGORY 2 N O R TH W EST CH R ISTIA N 3 A R IZO N A LU TH ERA N 3 VALLEY LU TH ER A N 2 JU D SO N 5 SO U TH W EST IN D IA N STATE C H A M PIO N SH IP 3 JU DSO N

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VARSITY VOLLEYBALL

FR O N T ROW: L. Daley, S. Goldsmith M ID D LE ROW: P. Egnew, M. Michaelson, T. Simmons, J. Cooper BACK ROW: T. Shire, N . Smith, H. Stocker, E. Vinci, M. Woods, J. Schoeffler, L. Sosnow, Miss Buelow

EAGLE’S FINISH SECOND IN LEAGUE STANDINGS (9-15)

EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES EAGLES

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NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN SOUTHWEST IN D IA N CACTUS SHADOWS VALLEY LUTHERAN VERDE VALLEY ORME ARIZONA LUTHERAN JUDSON CACTUS SHADOWS VERDE VALLEY ST. GREGORY NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN JUDSON VALLEY LUTHERAN SOUTHWEST IN D IA N

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LEAGUE PLAY-OFF O NE WIN A N D TWO LOSSES

JU N IO R VARSITY VOLLEYBALL

B. Weber, M. Friedman, M. Zang, S. Hess, K. Hessel, J. Westhafer, J. Leckie, N . Blaustein, B. Thomsen

BASKETBALL

VARSITY BASKETBALL, TOP ROW: Coach W. Rock, T. Richey, L. Werner, C. Smith, J. Purdy, H. Daley, Coach D. Wilson FRONT ROW: R. Portnoy, J. Schoeffler, A. Shipper, G. Janis, E. WernerManager NOT PICTURED- H. Sargent, P. Bartlett The 1984-85 Eagle basketball season was a tremenSEASO N RECORD: 9-7 dous success. For the first time in 5 years the PCDS PLAY-OFFS: 0-2 basketball team went to the AIAA State Tournament.

Led by All-State Center Cliff Smith the Eagles finished EAGLES CACTUS SHADOW S 46 the regular season with a 9-7 record. Injuries hampered EAGLES W ESTERN CHRISTIAN 31 the Eagles but along with Smith, seniors Rob Portnoy, EAGLES PHOENIS SCHOOL/DEAF 38 Henry Sargent, and junior Jim Purdy were instrumental EAGLES TUCSON CHRISTIAN 29 in the Eagles achievements. The future is exciting with EAGLES VALLEY LUTH ERAN 31 the promise of a gymnasium for PCDS basketball. ConEAGLES SOUTHWEST IN D IA N 48 gratulations to first year Coach Walter Rock and the EAGLES EAST FORK 55 team for an outstanding season.

EAGLES ORME 48 The Eagle Junior Varsity Basketball Team gained EAGLES EAST FORK 66 valuable experience for the future as they hustled their EAGLES VALLEY LUTH ERAN 40 way through a ten game schedule. Although winning EAGLES CACTUS SHADOWS 66 only one game, the team showed a lot of improvement EAGLES JUDSON 48 and determination. Their efforts will be beneficial to the EAGLES PHOENIX SCHOOL/DEAF 61 Eagle Varsity in the future. A special thank you to EAGLES JUDSO N 38 Coach Duane Wilson who volunteered his time so we EAGLES NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN 54 could have a Junior Varsity program.

EAGLES ARIZONA LUTHERAN 55 STATE TO URNAM ENT EAGLES ORME 46 EAGLES VALLEY LUTHERAN 29

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fUNIOR VARSITY, TOP ROW: E. Werner, G. Janis, J. Schoeffler, H. Daley, T. Baird, P. Bartlett, D. Friedman, M. Rigberg, Coach D. Wilson

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GIRL’S BASKETBALL

GIRLS’ VARSITY, G. Leckie, J. Schoeffler, A. Boltz, L. Upshaw, S. Miller, L. Kinney, N . Blaustein, L. Sosnow, Coach T. Cove The Girls’ Basketball Team went through a challenging season. The Eagles were led by seniors Lauren Upshaw, Jenny Schoeffler, and Sally Miller. Highlight of the year was a big overtime win over rival Judson. Next year’s returning players will use this year’s experience to bring improvement to the Girls’ Basketball program. A special thank you goes to Coach Tom Cove for his time and effort in working with the team.

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SEASON RECORD: 4-11 CACTUS SHADOWS 11 PHOENIX SCHOOL/DEAF 23 TUCSON CHRISTIAN 47 VALLEY LUTHERAN 29 SOUTHWEST INDIAN 31 EAST FORK 66 ORME 56 EAST FORK 35 VALLEY LUTHERAN 35 CACTUS SHADOWS 27 JUDSON 30 (OVER­ PHOENIX SCHOOL/DEAF 25 TIME) JUDSON 41 NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN 11 ARIZONA LUTHERAN 54

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VARSITY BASEBALL

FRONT ROW: K. Wernick, J. Josephson, E. Wernick, J. Snead, P. Cove, P. Spiegel, G. Janis BACK ROW: Coach B. Kosower, T. Richey, C. Smith, J. Purdy, C. Bain, N. McKay, L. Werner, R. Portnoy, Asst. Coach L. Coon

GIRLS SOFTBALL

FRONT ROW: M. Woods, L. Daley, S. Goldsmith, K. Hader BACK ROW: Coach P. Schweikher, J. Westhafer, H. Stocker, K. Kulmer, J. Schoeffler, J. Leckie

TENNIS

FRONT ROW: J. VanVoorhis, D. Donahoe, J. Schoeffler, R. Reese, J. Taylor, W. Duffy BACK ROW: D. VanSickle, D. Rigberg, A. Tennant, B. Bahadir, M. Rigberg, G. Linhart, Coach P. Yardley

GIRLS TENNIS

FRONT ROW: L. Bienstock, M. Michaelsen, A. Boltz, L. Salvadore, N. Smith BACK ROW: E. Hayes, S. Miller, J. Cooper, K. Bowels, T. McDonald, K. Woods, J. Ketover

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CLUB SOCCER

P. Egnew, J. Lecjie, K. Hador, K. Woods, J. Schoeffler, S. Boskon, M. Woods, P. Yardley FRONT ROW: C. Lane, S. Goldsmith, L. Daley, T. Simonds, S. M cNeff, K. Sielieki

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STUDENT SENATE

FRONT ROW: J. Schoeffler, L. Mittenthal, N. Michaelson, J. Leckie BACK ROW: D. Friedman, Rigberg, J. Snead, T. Simonds, J. Marcarelli im

This year’s Senate was probably the most active Sen-;, ate P.C.D.S. had had m a whi le This .was due to ihe addition of an extra representative from each class, much work on their.part, and a general!} move active student body. Events such as the ski trip and others got students involved in fun and excitement while things like sponsoring a deprived child and a community service group gave the Senate a chance to give others some help.

In material terms, the Senate provided the Upper School with many new items, and did its best to do the most lor the school in general.

David Rigberg President

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NEWSPAPER

FRONT ROW: K. Klaiber, D. Clark, J. Matlick, A. Shipper, R. Reese, E. Wernick, J. Schoeffler, J. Schwarzmann, N. McKay, L. Lanzetta, Mr. Coon, N. Haase BACK ROW: L. Perry, S. Ligorsky, J. Schaefer, T. Bookspan, E. Hays, D. Rigberg, K. Wernick, J. Rigberg NOT PICTURED: P. Bartlett, J. Marcarelli. R. Portnoy, J. Westhafer

The Day Star is Phoenix Country Day School’s first official Upper School News Magazine. Originating in 1981 as the Upper School Bulletin, it has grown into a 16 page monthly magazine. A dedicated staff consisting of 22 mem­ bers strives to keep the student body abreast of the news and other aspects of student life at Country Day.

MODEL UNITED NATIONS

FRONT ROW: J. Matlick, T. Shire, B. Ligorsky, K. Klaiber, L. Salvatore, L. Mittenthal, L. Upshaw, L. Daley, S. Goldsmith, J. Rigberg, S. Spangler, Mr. Stoakes BACK ROW: Mr. Schweikher, L. Rosenbaum, H. Sargent, S. Cummins, M. Fogelson, J. Marcarelli, J. Snead, W. Heimlich

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YEARBOOK STAFF

FRONT ROW: L. Bienstock, W. Bookbinder, M. Woods, S. Miller, K. Hessel BACK ROW: W. Heimlich, N. McKay, A. Boltz, L. Mittenthal, A. Nicely Sally Miller ................................................................Editor Margie Woods ............................................Photo Editor Karen Hessel Layout Walter H eim lich .......................................................... Copy Andy N ic e ly ...................................................................Copy Andrea Boltz Photographer Nick M c K a y ..................................................Photographer Dave Rigberg................................................. Photographer Laurie Mittenthal Photographer Lisa Bienstock Advertising Wendy Bookbinder .........................................Advertising

The Phoenician is a Publication created

by Upper School students of Phoenix Country Day School. The Yearbook Staff has tried to encompass all aspects of Country Day School life. We hope the Phoenician succeeds in capturing the good memories of the 1984-1985 year.

Sally Miller Editor

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CHESS CLUB

FR O N T ROW: T. Minkoff, L. Lanzetta, N . Haase, L. Perry, Mr. B. Canade BACK ROW: M. Fogelson, G. Nichols, S. Spangler, J. Josephson

LATIN CLUB

FR O N T ROW: Mr. H. Houle, R. Archbold M IDDLE ROW: J. Dwyer, N . Michaelson, H. Haase, L. Lanzetta BACK ROW: J. Hornaday, D. Rigberg, C. Smith

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COMPUTER CLUB

FR O N T ROW: D. Thompsen, E. Harris, E. Werner, R. Lipson, N . Haase, L. Lanzetta, B. Bahadir, Mr. D. Singer BACK ROW: J. Pent, B. Adams, N . McKay, D. Lesser, N . Michaelson, W. Duffy

PEER TUTORS

FR O N T ROW: B. Ligorsky, P. Spiegal, N . Ryland, D. Van Sickle, B. Hopper M IDDLE ROW: A. Quinonez, J. Schaefer, L. Rosenbaum, T. Shire, K. Cummings, T. Bookspan, M. Rigberg, E. Thompsen, F. Quinonez, J. Dwyer, S. Ligorsky BACK ROW: K. Klaiber, A. Tennant, J. Marcarelli, Mr. J. Stokes 143

GOLF CLUB

FRONT ROW: N . McKay, L. Werner, J. Vernon. BACK ROW: J. Pent, D. Donahoe, D. Cesal, R. Reese

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TRA P AND SKEET

FRONT ROW: L. Werner, J. Purdy, J. Hornaday, L. Perry, Mr. Bruning. BACK ROW: J. Pent, D. Cesal, J. Taylor, W. Duffy, John Dwyer

which I hope will last. Pete: starting center-half on U.S. World Cup team of the future; two dates to Cotillion ’83 (I’m still sorry about that); your excellent leadership especially on and off the soccer field; thanks for your major contribution to our state soccer titles; the abili­ ty to erase summer o f ’84 from memory (pearl diving, etc.); Trivial Pursuit (“the light was yellow then turned green!?!?”); a friendship that will endure. Wex: Swensen’s & Arby’s trash cans; knocking everything off my book shelves; more laughs than I can remember; we missed you this year, bud!; thanks for an unreturnable favor. Jim: a year’s supply of BK chicken; a free pass to Tommy’s for the sum­ mer; 40% discount on all Guess clothing in the v.alley; recording contract with the record com ­ pany of your choice. J.O.S.: a conversation via a Panasonic Walkman; freshman and sopho­ more friendship; thanks for helping me get in­ terested in music. Moe: energy problems (spin, ............... !) reconciliation and friendship after hostility after friendship; a Gucci bow tie; an unlimited guest-house gala. KEW: a good next season; a high five. “ Fr” : a Dallas victory in Super Bowl XXIV. Greg: real knees; free to­ bacco for life. Rob: that movie this summer.

Jim P: the 1985 Slurpe Football Coin set. Lisa B: Leading the U.S. to victory in 1988 W hit­ man Cup; your own volvo turbo. Kirsty: a raise at camp; good times with Allie & Chris. Mar­ gie: an ear for the beginning of senior year.

Sally M: our Child Psych, discussions; an Allesse wardrobe. Jen: thanks for helping, me open up back in the Great Pumpkin days.

Carey: the Fair; a Pink Floyd midnight movie;

Ambresino’s Italian food. Laura: a good listen­ er for probs. with Christina & Jeff; Shake­ speare on the T.V. at school; a fool-proof meth­ od note-passing for future English classes; a month’s supply of chewing gum (payable on request); perfect chemistry in 1984; our won­ derful friendship (in spite of separate ways).

Dena: our relationship; memories to last for­ ever. The P.C.D.S. Faculty: a recording of the song “ Nobody does it Better”; thanks for being the wonderful people and instructors that you are. All of the above and anyone I said hello to in the last 4 years: my best wishes for the years ahead. Mom & Dad: Y O U ’RE TH E BEST! I, Lainie Rosenbaum, being of ever changing moods, leave the following to; Audrey: A Park Avenue Apt. Hawaii, a backpack, a fake I.D., S E A N , Climbing Palm Trees, T.P’ing a hotel, Trivial Pursuit, I refuse to stand near the two of you, exercises, besides the Pointe and my car, a trip to Florida, Scottsdale not Phoenix, and the ability to act like you know what is going on. To Tina: J.S. M.M. and STCH, lepracy groupies, and sane American class (yes, there is such a thing). To Jennie: Cosmopolitan, 4th period talks, Security Council, Making a fool out of myself, new tennis shoes, flourescent “clothing straight out of Seventeen, and your name in lights. To Walter: Coquetts and Termagants, manners, my bad moods, GQ poses, children’s songs, a phone call just to bother you, and lunch money. To Psuedo-intellect: a real per­ sonality. To Laura and Sally: thank-you notes and St. Wke’s. To Laurie: Thrust and friction, a trip to France, and tons of college men. To

Todd: Mine and Laurie’s notes and Changesone. To Ellie: Malibro and good luck in the next three years. To Cindy: diet cokes, a good friendship, and thanks for everything. To Mr. Canade: A shared respect for literature and a thanks for all your help. To Mr. Schweikher: My A- and B + , a dinner at the Orangeriel now try to collect! My anxiety, parents who try and predict SAT scores, the Bill Cosby Show, Mag­ azine articles, and a thank you for all your advice and help. To Mr. Stokes: My U.S. achievement score (after all, it’s a result of your teaching.) a rouse, films, films, and more films, my success in the future, decisions about classes and colleges, lots of respect, and a thank you for being my advisor and a friend. To all my teachers: a thank you for all your help during the past two years. To all my friends: a thank you for a great two years and good luck in the future. To Stevie: a big hug, Samchael, a basketball scholarship to North Carolina, and good luck and lots of fun in the next three years, and lastly, to Mom and Dad: thank you for your love, patience, and understanding. I love you!

I, Jennie Schoeffler, forever cynical (or so I hear, Schweik), leave to the following: To Dave and Pete: numerous amounts of funky clothes, even more spacious seats, and luck for the fu­ ture. To Kyle: a girl from Connecticut, many blushes, the real story, the ability to finish what you say, confidence. To Tina S: Jennifer, abili­ ty to stay standing up for more than 5 min., another exciting St. Luke’s, less up front, and great senior year, lots of Luv. To Lainie: 6 in.

heels, Berkeley men, sweats, less worry lines, your beautiful smile, indecent modeling pic­ tures, and keep in touch! To Audrey: 4 yrs. at PCDS, your blond hair, a certain Arab sheik, dreams, a wonderfully wide jaw, believe me, and lots of love. To Jim R: a macho stick BMW, a good friendship, more confidence. To John M: 10 yrs, your short curls, David Mason, a safer roof on your ‘clubhouse’, lots of luv. To Apichai: a gorgeous car, Michael Jackson’s clothes, E.L., and many visits to N Y U . To Natalie: What can I say? I love you, sis. To Chris Newell: letters, a lot of distance, misunderstandings, my white shirt, chemistry and un petit morceau do mon coeur. To Sally G: Men at Work, a certain evening in your room, Ja­ mie, Shelton forever, he’s raping my friend, Nosh, Oh- your birthday champagne, late nights, a certain camping trip of yours, Pronto’s, you chicken, many visits to me at N Y U , and all my love. To Laura D: Art exploration, Kinks, lunch w /D oug who?, many nights spent talking, a date w / R.P., J.R., C.S., J.S., remember? El Torito parking lots, many strawberry margaritas, P.Y.T., rhinestone, an open invitation to visit me any time. You better, I love you. To Cliff: 12 yrs. old girls, Poltergeist, my Polo bikini, longer shorts around everyone but me, going Dutch, painless champagne, prom night, the golf course- those damn sprin­ klers, Burger King, a wider knowledge of dirty words, Tracy, your little lap sitter, blonds, a pink cummerbund, your room, an older wom­ an, many regrets on my part, I owe you a greet­ ing, Tammy’s experience (kidding), my beauti­ ful pink rose, shorter goodbyes, a certain night

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All other Bio-Ecology material not left to Lauren. To Dan: Seat belts for his car and a more convenient parking spot. To Mr. Singer: The Do It Yourself Repair Guide for the VAX. To Mr. Raymond: The right to do whatever he wants to do to people who come to his class with a calculator. To Apichai: Anything and everything having to do with M. Jackson. To Kirsty: A one minute shopping spree for David Bowie albums. To Hershel: The fond memories of Spanish. To El Senor: Two straight “A ” Spanish students to compensate for me. To Seroke: The state of California. To Drew: His paper route. To Vaughn: Trigonometry with Mr. Wolpert. To Eric: The answer to all of his questions on the movie D U N E . To Mr. Canade: What is left of my Norton Anthology of American Literature (Vol. 1 and 2). To Mr. Stokes: An essay test in full detail and political cartoons. To Mr. Schweikher: Next year’s sen­ iors’ college applications. To Mr. Toll: A deck of tarot cards, with all but one card missing. To one of last year’s seniors going by the title “Captain”: A Court Marshal. To Gail: All of his favorite rock groups. To J.D.: The Monk to climb in the moonlight. To Miss E.: A Rome Smash, the trivial knowledge that I learned in her classes (N am e of the sail the Moslems in­ vented, what side Hitler parted his hair, the drug addict in Hitler’s Cabinet, etc . . .), and a thank you.

rubber body for his rabbit. To Mark: An ar­ cade full of his favorite video games and one quarter. To Lauren: The data for her Bio-Ecol­ ogy report and Lauren Land. To Mr. Quick:

I, Audrey Siegel, before I forget, will the fol­ lowing to the following, To: Tina: Townhouses, H.T., camping, a carwash, California, J.F., car­ rots, the “ditch”, airports, Silver Bowl, cruis­

at Laura’s house, you promised to let me meet Larry, and love forever. To Carey: Skate World, Eric Hagstrom’s party, Greg and Todd, cute scale, bubble butt (Ha!), Rod Stewart, Jimmy, long hair, Madison Square Gardens, a nite when your car was towed, are those real diamonds? 2 old punkers, many free drinks, an intelligent guy, who’s impulsive? Billy Idol con­ cert, pigouts before dance, are we really hos­ tile? N Y U , population of Grenwich Village, an introduction to a certain wealthy next door neighbor, and lots more years ahead, but not too many! To Ms. E: Thanx and much love. To Mr. Wilson: long talks, your disgusting tobac­ co, lots of love and keep in touch! To Mr. Schweikher: love, hate, less sarcastic, cynical 17 yrs old, shorter papers, a duller tongue, in­ teresting talks, ability to cut ties w / the 60’s, Mr. Stokes, cause he keeps you young, wild parties, many threatened visits from me, the ability to give A ’s w /out gritting your teeth, and lots of respect, believe it or not. To Mr. Stokes: you saucy devil, a nasty wit, wonderful­ ly dry humour, which you use will on the invin­ cible Schweik, Tres debonair, my ’brilliantly flawed masterpiece’, my thanks for twisting you know who’s arm, 300 Tina Simonds, re­ spect, and lots of love.

ing, baby colours, 2 parking lots, rumcake, Chi­ nese food, papadam, Israel (1 day), connect the dots, long nails, an envelope full of instructions, 14 and a half, flat champagne, and Americansmay you understand us one day. Henry: A full gas tank, your keys, my watch, the family initi­ ation, in one ear out the other (O.K., sure), horse back riding, a cure for procrastination, Hawaii, a less confusing family, C A M P IN G , a HELLO each morning, health food, spelling, unlimited supply of sleep and rays. Walter: Of­ ficer Martin, driving lessons, another comedy routine, 3 way lines, pretty nannys, trip to Mexico, a permanent shave, credit card, a sun­ tan, candle rituals, some manners, and finally unphraseables. Jennie S: The big apple, men, bangs, a sheik, and many good laughs. Lisa S: Lunch, an on time present, the perfect guy, many good jokes and a terrific senior year.

Wendy: A private jet to and from L.A. Todd: Movies, donuts, and the “thing.” Brian: Model U .N ., P.F.P.’s, call waiting, yellow pages, 10 c’s, and well trained siblings. To Jen M: Fancy meetings, interviews, a big thank you. Joanna: Computer class . . . Kim: L’herbe. Andrea: My ghost. Laurie: A convertable and a sleeping bag. Madame: Thanks!! A French accent, The Jewish Mafia, another Walter, and Aus etas zuni! Masada: The phone, anything that is left in my closet, the school of your choice, my notes, little brothers, and a big kiss. Schweik: A thought- and a lot of questions. To my teachers: Thanks! To anyone I might have forgotten:

I, Cliff Smith, leave the following "worldly pos­

sessions to the following friends: To Rob: Your own hotel, nights of Trivial Pursuit, “ N ice LeMans man”, peace pro, nerf basketball, base­ ball, the ability to be unorganized, a date with Priscilla Presley, 12 and counting, Tommy’s, a new dance step, a strong lasting friendship, good luck in college. To Pete: (Pee Wee) an extra Ginches, camping trips and granola, any Porsche you want, nights of Trivial Pursuit, off-road excursions, Opps!! MacDonald’s, Mid­ night Star and Bruce Springsteen, early morn­ ings of donuts and coffee, you own crutches, lots of money, 7-11 Metro, Prince (at least one half of the tape), Maintalin, a strong friendshipand good luck in college. To Margie: The Pointer Sisters, volleyball, another trip to Eur­ ope, a little less paranoia, a good listening ear, special and memorable times together, a car telephone, sorry about all the ups and downs, your own cow to milk, a new Saab, long phone conversations, four years of fun, good luck for­ ever, I will always care. Much love. To Jim: A sex god in his own mind, a V.W., Tommy’s, thanks for all the laughs, tour around the world as Van Halen’s water boy, a beautiful girl­ friend, good luck in the future. To Jennie: late evening picnics, 27 is too old, champagne, a dry golf course, Jr. Prom, “ I don’t know any ‘Dutch’ restaurants”, your first bra, and much love. To Lisa B: A standard Honda, can of tennis balls, Advanced Math. To Laura and Sally G: A life’s supply of TAB, weekends at Scripts, The Time, good luck. To Wendy B: Kissing lights, teeth marks in my jeans, a dri­ ver’s license, and a can of soda. To Mr. Ray-

biscuits, control of one class, thanks for all your fighting over french fry trays. Am I annoying? help and kindness. To Mr. Wilson: 1000 bad Get what you want from life. A very good jokes, 1 good joke, my first camping trip, friend. John, The Gavcho; Gucci meantime thanks for the math and physics help. To my . . . ; Sportsmans; Berkley Boy; Cal.; Phil; Cast family: Thanks for all your love and support, I Parties (oops, sorry), Beatuiful Pippin, Hah! love you.

Party Hardy, Bud. PETE: Soccer (on your left, Petrovich); Margaret, you do the evens, I’ll do I, John Snead, being of creative but misunder- the odds; Hitting you with a mug; Frsh Civ; stood mind, and stocky, overworked body, photo not on my page; Mr. Emotion, jk (I saw hereby do leave, but before I do there are a few you cry- Ha! Ha!); Band Polyester; Catch you things I have to say. Unfortunately, to do jus- on the rebound. CLIFF: Mr. N ice Guy; helping tice to everyone would require many pages, so each other with problems; B-ball; have a good I’ll just keep it short and let you figure it out. one, you deserve it. NATALIE: Talks; underHEATHER: I give you everything you already standing; crushes; my love. BRIAN: Saxy; have and will have; music and poetry; “sailing”; math; Sioux Med-man; I can’t write sax parts? materialism; skiing; my moods; Joshua Scott Festival? 2 hrs. practice will do. KAINE: my and whoever she’ll be; supernatural connection; best little friend, Dino, Mr. Cool shape up, have we met before? Costa Rica?; cal.; NY; Uncu Johnny. Willie, Thanx. To anyone left eventual life=sharing; moonlight stripes in a out we still have our memories, darkroom; A lot, A lot, A lot . . .! “ I’ll be seein’ ya later, sexy.” Remember what eyes say. I, Scott Spangler, do hereby leave the following JILL: Oh, crud, let’ see, you get band trips (maybe): To Eje: A pack of Marlboros to put (freshman yr); sailing; skiing (your form out on someone else. To Paul: A brand new sucks); “conservative”; “Gook Fing Gook!” - shoelace and his very own F-15. To Dan: A Flash; “ Do you like your life?” - B. Joel; My quarter to call someone who cares. To Jim: stupidity, pretend and real; Fight back some- Some money to pay for the dent in Eric’s car. times; BEST FR IE N D S- need I say more . . .

To Jeff: A certificate for a Sears lesson in how read the other yrbks. Dave: I could have you an to drive safely. To Fogie: A brand new Ronald anatomical word that says it all, but no; Band- Mcdonald doll and a Ferrari of his own. To trips; red bow ties; soccer (“Am I better?”); Hershel: The Ram and his own calling card. To skiing; Private talks; lunches; social menaces; Beth: A pair of normal shoes with normal shoeyou’re Mr. Emotional (in a good way), but you laces and Pochahontis. To Gail: Machine lantry way to hard (at everything); Slave to Dave; guage class and a new Hoover vacuum cleaner My friend. Margret: Hey sis; you’ll be missed, with a folding handle. To Eddie: The Scooby French (who’s in front of us), Yuk! Boating; Dooby Doo and Incredible Hulk hour and the confused relationships; Pete; In the beginning, entire country of Canada. To my brother and

friends: 7-11 and all the games of wallball they want. To John: The word “ lump.” And to any­ one who cares: my memoirs.

I, Carey Sweet, being here now but not for much longer, leave the following to JS: Too much to say, sneaking around parking lots, regretable grad parties, dirty old men, free drinks and propositions, frigid come-ons, body bags, warm champagne (arg), never getting caught, hostility, disdain, New York punkers, may she get fatter, and remember: I like you even though you’re not Jewish! To AM: Money when you’re drunk, love of Foedora and the Phi Sig Frat. To EP, your apartment, you now know what, rubber food and m . . . s, leather, and the death of the child in the park. To BW, the Devilhouse, Donny O’Brien’s Volare, wolves on the beach, and waterbeds. To the rest: You’ve been many, you’ve been cheap, and I forgot you when you left the room. To PF: Good times but the sweetest revenge. To WD: As is Feyd-Rautha to the Baron know I am with you, power greed money lust. To CCS: My confidence, my love and my car (we’ll be richer than he). Finally, to la grande tete avec les petits jambes, Hitler is dead. You can only hope for respect if you realize that rules, not people, are meant to be broken. And so I go.

It’s not really a will unless you’ve died, is it?

I, Lauren Upshaw, leave to Kimmie: Political classes, an open mind, and thanks for every­ thing. To Rob P: Conversations in the park with gelatos. To Margie: Men, postcards, and sticky buns and brew. To Sally: The lyrics to

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Peter Tosh’s “ Brand New Second Hand.” To Lisa: Trips to Tucson.

I, Tina Walters, being of basically British mind, do leave to the following natives: Au­ drey: A lonely Genie, a special star, Hayden, the Titch, A .A .A ., flying eyes, a spare key, Cal(one day), the moonlight and a palm tree, all the left over space- Thanxs for beaucoup d’advice and who know, maybe one day you will catch up!! Henri: “ RELAX!” A sixth grade date, Jan. 7th, THE P.C.D.S. party (one day), the beach, a hut in Hawaii, aggressiveness, a swim in Nov., The Beach Boys, Simon and Garf., an over-active mind, new skis, Europeone day, short hair, another HAT!! Frustration, and thanxs for the Unmentionables!! Wendy (Booky): Arcadia, bikes and bushes, N .A .U . at Central and 3rd., the perfect one, a brand new spare car, future (U SC ) parties, your own champagne, and the will to believe in yourself!!

Walt: Shleimy, Conv ’83, The Monestary, some good advice, the Go-Go’s, the right choice, a piano waterbed, a maid, a masseuse, Jerimiah, the navy/Penn. Good Luck!! Lainie: A 6 footer over 21, a well made dress, and a productive future!! Donna: Plots, an unforgettable card, the perfect dress, your own car, Peter Pan, and the perfect date. Thanxs for being there! Good Luck atoU of A. Traci: To A .S.U . dancing, eyeshadow, Coronado, the Navy, Salt Lake City, Dan the Doorman. Lori: Chapparal, one party (maybe another), Hans, David Bowie, Devil H., Coronado, and a date next year! Jill: 2 weeks I shall never forget, Good Luck in Occidental!! Lisa S: A moral talk every morn­

ing, and a good last year!! Kirsty: One a week and a never ending vacation at Sunrise!! Sally M: The abuse of Frustration and good luck in the future!! My Bro: A solution to you identity crisis!! and James Dean, the Mustang, and two more years of fun at Arcadia!! Michelle: Eng­ lish, my hair, and a career, M ISS YOU!! My Parents: An independent girl, the right place to live, Made in Portigal, Thanxs for being pa­ tient!! Madame A: An “ F” in hand writing, and France someday! BYE! To anyone left out: SORRY! Good luck to all of you, I’m going to miss you!!

I, Margie Woods, leave the following: PC: hay shooter . . . Barney Rubble toes, cold feet, As­ pen! Saabi, Malcolm. “What’s your name?”

Sedona breakfast club, coffee, Lionel Richie, PDA, bad movies, soccer, Tufts! My wonderful puns?! Sailing, San Diego, a cow and ALL my love! xxx Miney. KW: Cruising, Jonie, wooly bazzing, a job at P.M., Vince P’aaah’squali, love you! MC: notes, rendezvous, hugs and lots of love! KH: dr.------------, Tahiti woman, Uncle Julius. EL: BIRDS!! LB: Blanket man, running shoes, tennis, ralph (kiwi). JOSS: she’s got a Mercedes Benz . . . FLASH G O RDO N look alike, a little sister, rides home (glad I’m still alive- jk!) Have fun next year! TS: our lyrics, “closet classics” a great senior year! WB: Socky mooshy chicken!! Hugs and mud bogs.

CLS: Milk, milk, milk a cow! An expanded vocab, great times and a great friendship, good luck at college!, keep in touch. SM: Bahuna, Espana, “Sometimes the most beautiful thing . . . The most innocent thing . . . and many of

our dreams pass us by . . . ” G REAT memo­ ries!! have fun at Rollins! “Sara” LU: Sticky buns and b . MS. E: Thanks for everything!

MY FAMILY: You’re the most wonderful people. I love you very much!! SG: South Phoechange a tire?? Have a great year next year!

B A H U N A : Sarah, you’re the poet in my heart, never change- and don’t you ever stop but now its gone, it doesn’t matter- what for? but when you build your house then CALL ME.

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The Student Senate Freshman Representatives N eil Michaelson Jeannie Leckie Sophomore Representatives Jason Schoeffler David Freidman Junior Representatives Tina Simmonds Laurie Mittenthal Senior Representatives John Snead John Marcerelli David Rigberg, President Mr. Wilson, Advisor Mr. Toll, Upper School Dean