When the white eagle of the North is flying overhead
The browns, reds, and golds of autumri lie in the gutter, dead. Remember then, that summer birds with wings of fire flying Came to spring's neu; ,rhope, born of leaves decaying.;,, :Just as new ure will come from death, love will come at leisure . . Love of love, love of life and giving without measure Gives in return a wondrous yearn of a promise almost seen. Live hand-in-hand and together we'll stand on the threshold of a
-The Moody Blues
There will come a time, I know, when people will take delight in one another, when each will be a star to the other, and when each will listen to his fellow as to music. Then free men will walk upon the earth, men great in their freedom.
-Maxim Gorky
trustees: president: mrs. wilson bradley, jr., '42, vice-president:
charles g. bakaly, jr.
caillowtte, md. d, mrs. roberts. dulin, '45, long ellis, r. stanton hales , ph. d ., '57
We have broken irretrievably with the past; we have cut ourselves off from the old ways of thinking, of feeling, of adapting .. this calls into question man's capability for adaptation- how will he fare in this new society? can he adapt to its imperatives? and if not, can he alter these imperatives?
-Alvin Toffler
The charm of life is this variety of genius, these contrasts and flavors by which Heaven has modulated the identity of truth, and there is a perpetual hankering to violate this individuality, to warp his ways to resemble your thinking and behavior. You are trying to make that other man you. One's enough.
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ideas are clean. They soar in the serene supernal. I can take them out and look at them, they fit in books, they lead me down that narrow way. And in the morning they are there. Ideas are straightbut the world is round, and a messy mortal is my friend. Come walk with me in the mud ...
-Hugh Prather
administration
The principal goal of education is to create men who are capable of doing new things, not simply of repeating what other generations have done.
-Jean Piaget
" I don't think I could find anything better than Polytechnic School . "
"The student body is generally intellectually curious and concerned about problems in the world today. "
Willis Stork , H e adm as t e r
Dawn Cobb , Admini s tr a ti ve Ass is tant
If a little knowledge is dangerous, where is the man who has so much as to be out of danger? -Thomas
Huxley
" .. . although I ran the gamut of fantasizing great wealth and influence, my ambition was always to become a teacher. "
Intelligence has been 2 defined . .. as the capacity :g to learn. That is nonsense. Intelligence is the g- capacity to wonder .£.
-HySherman
Rob e rt Knox , Busin ess Man a g e r
english
" In teaching you deal with people on a good level, and you have a more intelligent relationship than in other professions. "
How vain it is to sit down to write, when you have not stood up to live.
- Thoreau
" learn as much as you teach , and leave them when they want more
" .. . English is important ' cause all God 's children have to learn how to talk good . .. "
history
" ... the general student body is shrewd, realistic, and amiable .
" My teaching philosophy involves creating emotional or intellectual challenges which will anger students into making a learning response. "
"History is my all-encompassing passion-! have been known to sleep with my history books . . . "
" we are the culmination of everything that has gone before, so it is important to know how we have become what we are "
Rog e r lp sw it c h , History
Geo r ge Moses , History d ept h ead
Robe rt Ca tani a, Hi s tor y
Sa rah H a ll , History, Librarian
" . . . In my spare time I practice multiplication tables and my right triangle combinations. "
"Kids Today!"
mathematics
I have hardly e ver known a mathematician who was capable of reasoning.
-Plato
"There is never a dull moment . you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink, so you have to raise the student's appetite "
" . .. I try to teach understanding, methods of learning independently, and ways of approaching different problems "
" Or, vacation s I lik e to go away . . . "
sclence
"Biology is the most important subject in the world, since it is the study of life and we are alive "
" You never know it cold, so there are always question s y ou can 't an s wer "
" The students here are friendly , sheltered, and naive in a good way . They hav en 't had many bitter experiences or acquired false sophistication, but they have b ee n expo s ed to many deep ideas .. . "
Perhaps of all the creations of man language is the most astonishing.
-Lytton Strachey
" ... the general attitude of the students may not be ideal, but who wants the ideal. "
"Now that I'm a teacher, I want to be a student again "
" Poly is the least miserable place to spend the most miserable period of your life."
Re nee Be l G e ar y , Fr e n c h d e pt. h e ad
Mary Langstaff, Fr e nch
Mar y Fitzpatri c k , Fr e nch
" . my ideal paradise would be to retire on a Caribbean island with just enough to live with, and then to throw my watch away.
Roland Haugh , Spa ni s h
Ve rna Ama kawa , Span is h , Modern Danc e
Francis Wass , Ge rm an an d Latin
Pat Wickhem, Latin
maintenance staff
Ar t Murph y, Superintendent of Buildin gs and Grounds
Mr. a nd Mr s Frank Mercado , custodians
fine arts
The Devil whispered behind the leaves , "It's pretty, but is it Art?"
-Kipling
" . . . in music is vibration, in vibration is energy, and in energy is life."
J o hn F is h e r , Sh o p
D o n a ld Br o wn , Mu s ic
Ca r ol Ce ir co, D ra m a
Viv ian Yo un g, Dr a m a
Mary J
nse n , G irl s' S p o rt s
D e b o r a h Bl ac km o re , Girl s' S p o rt s
Za n e Bl ac k , G irl s' P E. d e pt. hea d
Geo ffr ey Yur e , Boys' Spo rt s
By sports like these are all their cares beguil'd.
-Oliver Goldsmith
Jam es Ewing , Boys' Sports
Sam Yezers ki , Bo ys' Sports
Howard Farer, T e nni s
Thomas Bradbury , Boys ' P. E. dept. h ea d
STUDENTS
pigeons in the grass, alas. -Gertrude Stein
old age sticks up Keep Off signs) & youth yanks them down (old age cries No Tres) & (pas) youth laughs (sing old age
scolds Forbid den Stop Must n't Don ' t &) youth goes right on gr owing old -e. e . cummings
senlors
Margaret
The sun shines on both sides of the hedge.
-Timothy Denham
Jamie
I want to put on one hundred pound s and play football I like short hair (sorry) . . . Someday I'll publish World Review Magazine (circulation: 100 million) I'll also be a famou s novelist, undoubtedly Does this sound like thePersonality in Campix?
J ames M ac ph e rso n H ol e
Fubby
A sense of humor keen enough to show a man his own absurdities will keep him from the commission of all sins, or nearly all, save those that are worth committing.
-Samuel Butler the Younger
Carol Ann
0 thou afflicted, tossed with tempest, and not comforted, behold, I will lay thy stones with fair colours, and lay thy foundations with sapphires.
-Isaish 54:11
Alan
felt forsaken, you'll awaken to the joys of livin' hand in glove, and then I will lend you my will and your days will be filled with love.
-Graham Nash
Alan Lance Sitkin
Laurie Pam e la Farber
Astronomers point out that star clusters , galaxies , in fact the whole universe is racing away from Earth at 15,000 miles per second. Can you blame it?
-Alfred E . Neuman
my only boundaries are my dreams . . . -Unknown
Greg
YukFoo
Nature teaches beasts to know their friend s .
Well I could just sit around makin' music all day long. Long as I'm makin' music I know I can't do no body wrong.
And who knows, maybe someday I'll come up with a song that makes people Wanna stop their fussin ' and fight in', just long enough to sing along.
-"I Believe in Music"
Stan
Believe me, my young friend, there is nothing- absolutely nothing - half so much w orth doing as simply messing around in boats. Simply messing.
-Wat er Rat
The Wind in the Willows
Lisa
Setsailtowardsthesun
Feel the warmth that'sjust begun Share each a71d every dream They belong to everyone.
-The Moody Blues
Stanl ey K o hn e n H oney
Charlie
And if you listen very hard
The time will come to you at last When all are one and one is all To be a rock and not to roll.
-Led Zeppelin
Diana
If you can't laugh at it, then you're really in trouble.
-T. W., Sage
Marc
My education was interrupted by twelve years of schooling.
-G.B Shaw
Dima Va il
C h a rl es Geo rge Bakaly , III
Joy
In the morning of my life
I shall look to the sunrise At a moment in my life When the world is new, And the blessing I shall ask Is that God will grant me To be Brave And Strong And True.
And to fill the world with love
My whole life through
-Unknown
Mark
Delusions of a disturbed man: Everything is all right. Delusions of a san_e man: Everything is all right.
-Bruce Rapaport
Hang you hat on the wind, Little One; Pin your dreams to the sky; Run so fast you can catch the sun, And someday, like the eagle, you shall fly.
-"Hang Your Hat on the Wind"
Joy Marie Leon g
S haron Ann Napp
Sharon
Mark Hyman Rapaport
Dick
Man: Have you any pet peeves?
Woman: Yes, I have a pet peeve. His name is Spot and he lives on a strict diet.
M: What of?
W: Stricts.
M: And what else does he live on?
W: All fours.
M: But how does he sleep?
W: Soundly.
M: Is he house-trained?
W: He occasionally peeves all over the carpet.
M: Do you smack him?
W: On the spot.
-Roger McGough
Catherine avait-elle aime la lutte pour la lutte? Non, mais elle en avait etourdi Jules jusqu 'a la nausee. Un soulagement l 'envahissait. L'amitie de Jules et Jim n'avait pas d'equivalent en amour. Ils prenaient ensemble un plaisir total ades riens, ils constataient leurs divergences avec tendresse.
-Jules et Jim
Ri c h a rd Roge r F r a nk
Cream Cheese
The Bearded Pied Piper played a special number with fishes and loaves through LOVE He called down on His improvised flute a beautitude for the multitudes with gratitude.
But the government didn't dig His attitude or His jazz and brought Him before The House Un-Roman Affairs committee and they turned his flute into a cross upon which he played His final number. And some heard " soul " for the first time and some cried and s ome were afraid.
-Paul Syvertson
Alan
"Do you remember the past, Doctor?" "Yes"
"Do you remember the future?"
"Yes " "FORGET IT."
-Firesign
D a vid Alan F rid g e
Brad
When I was down beside the sea A Wooden stade they gave to me
To dig the sandy shore.
My holes were empty like a cup In every hole the sea came up Till it could come no more.
-Unknown
Andy a good many failures are happy because they don't realize it many a cockroach believes himself as beautiful as a butterfly have a heart o have a heart and let them dream on.
-archy
Nancy
We do not need words Our eyes speak Our touch reveals Each new day we discover new beauty In silence of each other.
-Walter Rinder
Br a df o rd H a ll , Jr
A ndr ew William M ac kay
Debbie
Dieu ne demande rien d 'extraordinaire aux hommes. Seulement d'avoir confiance en cette petite part d'eux-memes, qui est Lui.
-Jean Anouilh
Eric
The best lack all conviction, while the worst Are full of passionate intensity .
-William Butler Yeats
Russell
The time has come, the walrus said,
To talk of many things
Of shoes-and ships-and sealing waxOf cabbages-and kingsAnd why the sea is boiling hot-
And whether pigs have wings.
-Lewis Carroll
Ru
D
Hasan
You aim for the palace and get drowned in the sewer.
-Mark Twain
Nina
What! Write in your book! Where the learned may look! Where the critic might spy! No! Never! Not I!
- Unknown
Nina L es li e G ir ve tz
Hasa n Pirkul
Pay
"I can do a score of things that can't be done, "the Go lux said.
"I can find a thing I cannot see and see a thing I cannot find.
The first is time, the second is a spot before my eyes. I can feel a thing I cannot touch and touch a thing I cannot feel.
The first is sad and sorry, the second is your heart. "
-James Thurber
Jim"Where are you going, Master?" cried Sam, though at last he understood what was happening.
"To the Havens, Sam," said Frodo.
"And I can't come."
"No, Sam. Not yet anyway. Though you too were a Ring-Bearer, if only for a little while. Your time may come. Do not be sad, Sam. You cannot be always torn in two. You will have to be one and whole, for many years. You have so much to enjoy and to be and to do. "
"But, " said Sam, and tears started in his eyes.
-J.'R.R. Tolkein
Pati e n ce Cryst
Jam e s Edmund Mcin e rn y
Alice
Maybe I'm mad; for the voices are luring me, urging me from the midnight moon and the silence of my desk to walk on wave crests across a sea.
-Gabrial Okara
Jim
"Knowledge can be communicated, but not wisdom. "
-Siddhartha
deeds cannot dream what dreams can do time is a tree (this life one leaf) but love is the sky and i am for you just so long and long enough
-e. e. cummings
Alice T h aye r Sc udd e r
Ma ri a nn e Larse n
Marianne
Kathy
For you shall go out in joy, and be led forth in peace; the mountains and the hills before you shall break forth into singing, And all trees of the field shall clap their hands.
-Isaiah
Grant
Therefore let the moon
Shine on thee in thy solitary walk; And let the misty mountain-winds be free To blow against thee . .. -William Wordsworth
Ann
Where am I going? The high rooks call "It's awful fun to be born at all."
Where am I going? The ring-doves coo; "We do have beautiful things to do."
-A.A. Milne
Kath e rin e Anthony Bradl ey
Grant Ra y mond Willcox
Willard
There is a road no simple highway Between the dawn and the dark of night
And if you go, no one way follow, That path is for your steps alone.
Ripple in still water
When there is no pebble tossed nor wind to blow.
You choose to lead must follow , But if you fall, you fall alone, If you should stand, then who 's to guide you,
If I knew the way , I would take you home.
-Robert Hunter
Ann
Sleeping in the jungle woke up thought I'd eat a mango
A mango in a tango
A tangle tale of pythons' heads
Which by the hour sweet emeralds shed
Green vines in wet sap quick are wed
While greying goat falls dull as lead
And finds in shale a lasting bed
A nn McA llis t e r Eggers
Will
Chris
He had bought a large map representing the sea, Without the least vestige of land: And the crew were much pleased when they found it to be A map they could all U[l,derstand.
"Other maps are such shapes with their islands and capes! But we've got our brave Captain to thank."
(So the crew would protest) "That he's bought us the bestA perfect and absolute blank!"
-Lewis Carroll
Fern
"The soul is born, "he said vaguely, "first in those moments I t;jd you of. It has a slow and dark birth; more mysterious than the birth of the body. When the soul of a man is born in this country, there are nets flung at it to hold it back from flight. You talk to me of nationality, language, religion. I shall try to fly by those nets. "
-James Joyce
Fern Gilda Russak
Christopher Micha e l Young
Laure
Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their freshness into you and the storms their energy, while cares will drop off like autumn leaves.
-John Muir
No limits, Jonathan? he thought, and he smiled. His race to learn had begun.
-Richard Bach
The nicest thing about telling the truth is that you don't have to remember what you said.
-Unknown
K1t s ut os hi Ka rl S him a d a
Julie
Laur e Ca illou
Juli e M ae H o le
Beth
. . . feeling all sunny and careless, and as if twice nineteen didn't matter a bit.
-A.A. Milne
Bob
You might as well fall flat on your face as lean over too far backward.
-James Thurber
Wade
Still round the corner there may wait
A new road or a secret gate; And though I have oft passed them by , A day will come at last when I Shall take the hidden paths that run West of the Moon, East of the Sun.
-J. R. R. Tolkien
Rob e rt Hiro s hi Yon e moto , Jr
Wad e Scott Gillam
Elizabe th E ll e n Pe t e rson
MaryAnn
I am being driven forward Into an unknown land. The pass grows steeper, The air colder and sharper A wind from my unknown goal Stirs the strings Of expectation. Still the question: Shall I ever get there? There where life resounds, A clear pure note In the silence
-Dag Hammarskjold
Kim
As soon as we realize that the ability to accept that which is different lies within us, we will find teachers everywhere. A book, a concert, a chance meeting will be a turning point in our lives, helping us to reach a new level. We will always feel open to and enriched by the experiences of daily life. Nothing will any longer appear trite or unworthy of being experienced. The solution to depression, anger, discouragement, and unhappiness lies within each of us
Lind say Kim Bo zza ni
Mary A nn Thompso n
JeffIf a lion eats me, you will hear the news from him . He will say, "The old man was tough, but a tasty meal. "
-Igor Stravinsky
Susan
Stars over snow
And in the west a planet
Swinging below a starLook for a lovely thing and you will find it. It is not farIt never will be far.
-Sara Teasdale
J e ff e r y C arl
Fos t e r
S u sa n M ill e r J e lliffe
Ken
Right motives give pinions to thought, and strength and freedom to speech and action. -Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
Kenn e th Bern Jurg e nsen
Kathy
Look to this day! For Yesterday is but a dream, and Tomorrow is only a visionbut Today well-lived makes every Yesterday a dream of happiness, and every Tomorrow a vision of hope.
-the Sanskrit
Ralph
For when the One Great Scorer comes To write against your name, He marks - not that you won or lostBut how you played the game.
-Grantland Rice
Keiko Katherine Shimada
Ralph Alan Stearns
Jim
There is just no percentage in rem em berin ' the past It's time you learned to live again and· love and laugh Come with me leave your yesterday behind And take a giant step outside your mind.
-Taj Mahal
Debbie Ahday is done Day is done _A nd fish float through the trees eating the seeds of the sun.
-Ferlinghetti
Julie
"Kathy, I'm lost , " I said, Though I knew she was sleeping. " I'm empty and aching and I don 't know why. "
Counting the cars on the New Jersey Turnpike. They've all come to look for America.
-Paul Simon
D e borah Ruth Br o wn
Juli e Sh e ila W e im a n
Jam
e
Mike
It's like you 'ue seen a cop And you don't exactly want to stop It's a motion, a lotion, that makes you want to go.
-Dan Hicks
Cornell
Your joy no man taketh from you. -John 16:22
Corn
ll C hu lay
Mi c ha e l J ose ph Murr ay
... on and on and on he strode, far out over the sands, singing wildly to the sea, crying to / greet the advent of the life that had cried to him
1. Chris Sparling 2. Lawrence Gieson 3. J enny Ho ye r 4. Jim Dahl .3 Dan Siekman 6. Kim Blake 7. Reid Neuwirth, Rob Davis 8. Swati Ro y 9. Megan McCaslin 10 Robb y Kursinski 11. Lori Huebn e r 12 . Kim Chichester 13. John Ta y lor 14. Jim Olds
15. Alison Andrews 16. Allyn Goss 17. Chris Rhodes 18. Daphn e Wilcox 19. Ro y Sugasawara 20. J e nn y Jones 21. Clay Mitchell 22 . Phil Huffman 23. Mim Dunham 24. Martha Stancill 25. Greg Hamlin 26 Charlene Strickland 27. Melissa Patton 28. Ellen Smith, Henr y Stimson 29. Peter D e b s ki :30 Eric H e lfenbe in , Corty Flinchbaugh
l. Duane Peterson 2. Roddy Guerra 3. Pam Ray 4. Beeky Shatford .5. Cyndy King 6. Lisa Cell-Mann 7. Mike Wilson 8. Robert Kleinberg 9. Mark Soldate 10 Jennie Clark 11 David Ashkenas 12 . Warren Taylor.
13. Nancy Barlow 14 Kathy McNair 15. Mi y on Yon emoto 16 . C arl Yee 17 Linda Schneid e r 18. Gr e g Daswick 19 Ke n Frank 20. Brook M e gg s 21. Paul Yat e s
22. Stuart Butl e r 23 . Mich e ll e Lor e nz e n 24 . Ian Hunte r 25 R o nn y Tannenbaum
1. Lisa Kru ege r 2. Long Ell is 3. Larry Guerra 4. Bruc e Beutl e r .5. Cliff Godwin, David Horowitz 6. Bob Chichester 7. Mik e Bumb 8. Susie Pet e rson 9 Kir s ten Frank 10. Ann Marie Bonness 11 Ellen Brown 12 Jami e Caillouette 13 . Bruc e Toom er 14. R e nni e Brandr e th 15. Doug Maner
sophomores
... he was alone and young and willful and wild-hearted alone amidst a waste of wild air and brackish waters . ..
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20.
28
16 Kim Kirkpatrick , Ly-li Lau
Ru e ben Stokes 18. Kathy Wheaton 19 . Gina D e Modena
Lauren Wood 21. Caren Stabler 22. Jim Marsters 23
Larry Lewis 24. Laura Gilmor e 25 Donna Cifarelli 26. Ricky Otte 27. Bryan Bracken
Rob Lewin 29. Roger Schow
1. John Poole 2. Bill Clark 3 M ichelle L eguay 4
Amy Jelliffe 5 Maggie Koenig 6. Skip Hickambottom 7. Marian Ston e 8. Vivian Albert 9. Ken Russak 10. Maure e n Grady 11 John Balian 12. Tim R e gas 13. Charles Koch .
14. Paul Spi e g e l 15 Ali so n P ec k 16 Mik e Da swick 17.
18. D e bbi e Matth e w s 19. Ca rol y n Bark e r 20 . Bru ce Rapaport 21. John Moorman 22 David Bla c kham 23. Lori
n e nbaum 24 . K e n G irv e t z 25 Mimi Yon e moto 26 Bob
27 Br o ok e T ys on 2 8. Kar e n Mill e r 29. Paul Bimm e rman.
David Brittan
Tan-
Gifford
freshmen
... There was a lust of wandering in his feet that burned to set out for the ends of the earth. Oh! Oh! his heart seemed . to cry. Evening would deepen above the sea, night fall upon the plains, dawn glimmer the 4 anderer and show him strange fields and hills and faces.
-James Joyce
15. John Bakaly 16. Maritia Barnum 17. Anita Mark 18. Allan Brody 19. John Quinn 20. Jonathan Spaulding 21. Pam Mohler
22. Isolde Kirshner 23. Brooks
Elliott 24. Cherie Meyer 25. Chris Robin 26. Doug MacKay
10.
12.
1. Steve Hastru p 2. Karen Kiefer 3, David Horn 4. John Shen 5. Lizzie Bradley 6. Ginny Bergman 7. Betsy Hardaway 8
::::: indi Comstock 9. Charles Lundberg
Sue Roudebush
11. Tracy Cameron
Stuart Nunn 13. Stacey Foreman 14. Nate Kuppermann,
24. Patrick Downes 25. Lawrence Flournoy 26. Drew Pinsky 27. Kathy Campbell28. David Revel 29. Anna Guerra 30. Mary King 31. Karen Wilson.
15. David Ritchie 16. Peter Roshko 17. Leslie Heerman 18. Eic Davis 19. Bradley Griggs 20. Curtis Giesen 21. Kathy Pike 22. John Boyle 23. Jon Nakamoto
SPORTS
. .tive dextrous, A te inqulsl ' cu ' k ' tin attac ' Promp d in defense, Rea Y
Full of resourcedsBurke -Edmun
varsity football
PREP LEAGUE CHAMPIONS
Brad Hall
Bob Yon e moto , Duan e Pe t e rson
Alan Sitkin, Most Tackles
Ken Jur ge n se n , Most Valuable; Jim Mcin e rn y
Paul Yates , Most Impr ove d
Ralph Stearns
Phil Huffman , Clay Mitchell, Chris Rhod es , Eric Laufe r
Stokes Rick Ott
Mike Bumb
Ken Girvetz
Tim Regas
Curtis Giesen , Jim Dahl
Robby Kursinski
Jami e Hole
Jami e Caillouette
Drew Pin sky, Most Improv e d
Skip Hickambottom
Charl es Koch
Tom Liu , Most Tackl es
Bryan Brack e n
Brad Gri ggs
Charl es Lundb e rg
Doug Maner
VARSITY SCORES Opponents
Ontario Christian 46
Rio Hondo 48
L.A. Baptist 78
Webb 45
St. Genevieve 53
Big Bear 61
Bell-Jeff 68
Rim-of-the- World 51
Pater Noster 50
Rio Hondo 71
Alumni 56
Whittier Christian 36
La Jolla 46
Flintridge 40
Pacific 41
Ambassador 48 Chadwick 32
Flintridge 49
L.A. Baptist 78
La Jolla 36
Pacific 42
Ambassador 54 Chadwick 12
R. L. Stevenson 46
Menlo 62
L.A. Baptist 74
VARSITY AWARDS
All League Ken Jurgensen Jim Mcinerny
Most Valuable in Prep League Ken Jurgensen
Most Valuable- Ken Jurgensen
Most Improved- Greg Daswick
Most Free Throws- Mike Murray
Varsity Basketball: Train e r Ken Russak, Stuart Otte, Jim Mcinerny , Charlie Bakaly, Brad Hall , Hasan Pirkul , Mike Murray, Mike Wilson , Duan e Peterson, Manager David Revel , Bee ky Shatford, Ken Jurg e nsen , Greg Daswic k, Alan Sitkin , Coach Bradbury.
JV Basketball: Mike Daswick , Long Ellis, Ralph Stearns, Larry Lewis, Brook Meggs , Warren Taylor , Larry Guerra, Jack Moorman , Jami e Ca ill
e , Bill Clark, Bryan Brack en, Rick Ott e, Bruc e Toomer, Bob Chichester. Not-pictured: Coac h Yezerski.
C SCORES
C AWARDS
Most Valuable- Tom Liu
C Basketball: Coach Ewing, David Revel , Paul Simmerman, Nate Kuppermann , John Balian, Curtis Giesen , Jon Nakamoto, Roy Sugasawara , Skip Hickambottom , Peter Debski , Tom Liu, Brad Griggs, Cyrus Cryst, Ken Russak, Chris Robin.
Varsity Soccer: Eric Laufer, Phil H1ffman , Marc Fields , Danny Siekman, Ronn y Tann e nbaum , A lan Fridge , Ken Frank , Ma-k Rapap ort , Coac h Olson , Mark Soldate, G rant Wi llcox, C lay Mitchell , Lawrence G iesen.
JV
JV Soccer: Dick Frank, Coac h Peterson , Jon Spaulding , Doug MacKay, Bru ce R apa port , Charles Lundb erg , J o hn Quinn , Stuar t N unn , Peter Roshko , Henr y Stimp so n , C hri s Sparling , Willard Stone.
Varsity Tennis: Coach Far e r , Roddy Guerra, John Quinn , Larr y Guerra , Peter Debski , Jim Dahl , Paul Bimm e rman , Bob Yon emoto, Rick Otte
JV Tennis: Coach Farer, David Scull, Greg Hamlin, David Blackham, Carl Yee, Brook Meggs , David Ashkenas, Beeky Shatford, Charles Koch.
spring sports
Track: Reid Neuwirth, Lawrence Giesen, Stuart Otte , Alan Sitkin, Grant Willcox , Jim Mcinerny , Chris Rhod es, Danny Siekman, Phil Huffman , Ralph Stearns, Ken Jurgensen , Mark Rapaport , Brad Hall , Clay Mitchell , Bruce Rapaport , Doug MacKay , Jim Sitkin , Tom Liu, Ken Frank, Bruc e Toomer, Drew Pinsky , Brad Griggs.
Golf: Andy MacKay , Greg Daswick , Mike Daswick, Jack Moorman , Cliff Godwin , Bob Chichester
Swimming: Mark Rapaport, Brad Hall , Jim Mcinerny, Ken Frank, John Taylor , Rob Davis, Phil Huffman , Paul Yates, Chris Sparling, David Revel , Tom Liu, Stuart Nunn, Peter Roshko, Margaret Smith , Lisa Carmack, Sharon Napp, Valerie Jaffee, Maritia Barnum, Kathy Nickel, Lizzie Bradl ey, Manager: Martha Stancill
Charlie Bakaly , Andy MacKay, Clay Mitchell, Lawrence Giesen , Duan e Pet e rson , Henry Stimson, Warren Taylor, Greg Daswick, Robby Kursinski, Bob Chichester, Larry Lewis, John Balian, Jim Mcinerny.
J.V. Vo ll eyba ll: Ginny Bergman, Lizzie Bradley, Kathy Campbell, G in a De Modena , Kirsten Frank, Laura Gi lm ore, Betsy Hardaway, Lisa Krueger, Ly-Li Lau , Karen Miller , Susie Peterson, Kathy Pike, Lori Tannenbaum , Brooke Tyson, Lauren Wood.
girls' sports
Tennis: Brenda Banta , Nancy Barlow , Tracy Came ron , Lisa Carmack , J en ni e C lark , Maureen Grady , Anna Guerra , J en n y Jon es, Mary King , Lisa Krueger, Suzi Rowland s.
Varsity Volleyba ll: Lisa Carmack, Corne ll C hul ay, J e nni e Cla rk , Julie Ho le, Lori Huebner , Care Kressen , Megan McCaslin , Margaret Smith, Cha rl e n e Str ic kl and.
ORGANIZATIONS
We were young enough still to harbor the glad illusion that organized forms of get-together were commendable.
-Emily Kimbrough
Up! up! my friend, and quit your books; Or surely you ' llgrow double: Up! up! my friend, and clear your looks; Why all this toil and trouble?
never was a bad man that had ability for good servLce.
-Edmund Burke
Latin C lub: any a nd a ll past , pr ese nt , a nd futur e Latin students.
The only way to have a friend is to be one.
-Emerson
Turkish AFS student: Hasan Pirkul and Brad Hall & Grant Willcox, AFS brothers.
Y-Littl e ( and big) Brav es , Ken Jurg e ns e n , h ea d.
WELCOME TO THE MONKEY HOUSI
Haz e l Bergeron
' George Bergeron
Announcer
Harrison Bergeron
Diana Moon Glampers
Newt
Doris Sawyer
Catherine
Susanna
Nancy
Arthur Baker
Susan Baker
Edie Baker
Fred Bockman
Marian Bockman
Lew Harrison
by Kurt Yonnegut , Jr.
Kathleen Wheaton
Henry Stimson
Eric Davis
John Boyle
Jenny Hover
Eric Davis
Michelle Leguay
Stacey Foreman
Cherie Meyer
Kathy Nicke l
Ken Russak
Lisa Destro
Maureen Grady
Russell Chadwick
Leslie Heerman
Matt Moore
one-act plays
F irs t Int e r v iewe r
F irs t A ppli ca nt
Seco nd Int e r v ie w e r
Sec o nd A ppli ca nt
Third Int e r v iewe r
Third Appli ca nt
Fo urth Int e r v ie we r
F ourth A ppli ca nt b
N in a G ir ve t z
D a nn y S ie km a n
C h a rl es K oc h
K a th y M cNa ir
G in a D e MoJ e na
K e n G irv e t z R o b L ew in
Re nni e Br a ndr e th
Production Staff
Lightin g : Ke n Ru ssa k
C hri s S p a rlin g
Bru ce T oo m e r
Sound: John Boy le
E ri c D av is
Make-up:
Allyn Go ss
M a riti a Ba rnum
Re nni e Br a ndr e th
Tracy Ca m e r o n
C orn e ll C hul ay
A nn Egge rs
Ma gg ie K oe ni g
Mich e ll e L o r e n ze n
Be th Pe t e rso n
Mar ga re t Smith
Lori T a nn e nb a um
Tickets:
Ri c k Ott e
Ushers:
Kim Bl a ke
Jim Hol e TO BOBOLI N K FOR H E R S PIR £T b y Willi a m lng e
Bo b o link Ne lli e F ra n ces Re n ee
G re t c h e n
D oo rm a n
Irin a Nec hibidik o ff
S t a nt o n F illm o r e
Ma r y M ilt o n F re d e ri c k B isc h o ff
S h a r o n Na pp
G inn y Be rg m a n La ur a G ilm o r e
Ca r e n S t a bl er M im D unh a m
E ri c D av is Kim Bozza ni Ke n Jur ge n se n Ma rg ie S mith
Ri c k O tt e
game
Music & Lyrics by Richard Adler & Jerry Ross
Book by George Abbott & Richard Bissell
Directed by- V iv ian Young and Ca r ol Ce ir co
Chora l Dir ec t or Donald Brown
Music Director ............... Robert Kursinski r Choreographer ...................... Dorothy LaSpina
Sleep Tite Pajama Factory Employees
Prez
Hasl
Gladys
Cha
Rodrigu ez Ken Gi r vetz
Brend
Poop
Mara
Sa ndra
Ann
Mar
V
Sara
Evans
Wallac
Shimada
Maur ee n Grady
Ginny Be r gman
Dann y S ie kman
Pop Grant Wi ll cox
Anderson
Boyl e
Genarro Reid Neuw irth
Dillon . . E ri c Davi s
Woodburn
Babco c k
Hut c hin so n Jon Nakamoto
Dancers
Alison A ndr e w s
Maritia Barnum
Re nni e Brand re th
Kim C hi c h es t e r
J e nny C lark
Susa n Dahl
Mau r ee n Grady
Juli e Hol e
Amy J e lliffe
Susa n J e lliffe
Maggi e Ko e nig
Michell e L eg u ay
Michell e Lor e n zen A nn Lichty
Megan McCa s lin
Kathy McNair
Karen Mill e r
Kathy Pik e Fern Ru ssak
Margi e S mith
Marian S ton e Dian a Vail
creative arts week
Man is before all else creatille. And those who have not found peace in the use of their gifts are in isolation.
Saint-Exupery
Ta 'bn object . . Do eise.
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Mak(L samdhirJ· f irvl o tJ5e. 4Qr it
a fund: ion. Fin<.\ an eb
It is through Art, and through Art only, that we can realize our perfection.
Oscar Wilde
He had never heard such music as this, never dreamt such music was possible.
-George Du Maurier
Use what talents you have; the woods would have little music if no birds sang their song except those who sang best.
Oliver G. Wilson
In the mountains we forget to count the days
-Japanese proverb
Great is journalism. Is not every able Editor a Ruler of the World, being a persuader of it?
-Carlyle
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Editor: Joy Leong
oak leaves
editor-in-chief:
Kathy Nickerson
photography editor: Karl Shimada
business editor: Marianne Larsen
sports editor: Bob Yonemo to advisor:
Anne Moses
business advisor: Mike Babcock
Writing a book was an adventure. To begin with it was a toy, an amusement; then it became a mistress, and then a master, and then a tyrant.
editorial staff: Kath y Shimada
Nancy Barlow
Bryan Brack e n
Jami e Caillouette
Kathy Campbell
Kim Chichester
Cornell Chulay
Cindi Comstock
Long Eillis
Martha Stancill
Mary Ann Thompson
M iyon Yonemoto
photographers:
Mike Babcock
Jim Dahl
Lauri e Farber
Laurie Farbe r Stan Hon ey
Allyn Goss
Jim Mars t e rs
Susan Jelliff e Stuart Nunn
Mariann e Lars e n Ken Rus sa k
Michelle Lorenzen
Beth Peterson
Linda Schneider
Chris Sparling
Grant Willcox
Bob Yonemoto
-Churchill
darkroom: Linda Schne id er
Stan Honey Miyon Yonemoto
Stuart Nunn
Grant Willcox
Bob Yonemoto
business staff:
Ginny Be rgman
Kath y Campbell
Cornell Chulay
Cindi Coms to c k
Lauri e Farber
Susan J e lliffe
Jenny Jon es
Ann Lichty
Be th Peterson
CAND -IDS ·
My life is a May game, I will live as I [ike. Blue is the sky, green the and groves, fresh the springs, glad the rivers, and hospitable the splendor ·of sun and star. , I will play my game out. Life is a May game still.
--Ral-ph Waldo Em -erson
The trees rustle and talk birds sit here an_d there or rummage on the ground. -
-Lawrence Collins
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I
am a Bear of Very Little Brain, and long -words Bother me. ,
- A.A.Milne
/ seeking of truth follow no path _ all paths lead where truth is here -e.e. cu·mmings
I'm nobody! Who -are you?.
Are you no body, too?
Then there's a pair of us- don't tell! They'd banish us, you
How dreary to be somebod:y!How public, like a frog ·
< ro tell your name the live_ long day
To an admiring bog.
-Emily Dickinson
Loneliness would.n 't be so hard · if I didn't -have to do it all by myself.
, Nothing in the universe exists alone. Every drop of water, every human being,- all creatures in the web of life q,nd all tdeas in the iveb of knowledge are part of an immense, evolving, dynamic whole as old, and · as young, -as , the universe itself. T9 learn this is to discover the m ·eaning of joy.
·-David Cavagnaro
For after all, the best thing one-can do when it· is raining, is to let it rain. ,
-Longfetlow I\
I dreamed that !floated at will in the great Ether, -and I saw this world floating qlso not far off, but diminish,ed to t}Je size of an apple. Then an angel took it in his hand and -brought it to me and said, ' "This must thou eat." And I ate the world.
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
You're bloated from a diet of buns and hamburgers, nut burgers, clam burgers.
-Ogden Nash
Life S ong
Isn't life beautiful, Isn't life gay, · . Isn't life perfect thing To pass the time away?
--Mason Williams
one thing about it these are sure exc-iting says£ folding the front page to fit the bottom of the birdcage.
-ric masten
The wet head is dead , remember?
"I came · back " -
Men occasionally stumble over the truth, -but most of them pick themselves up and hurry off as if nothing had happened.
,-
-Wlnston Churchill
When I outgrow my names and facts and theories, or when reality leaves them behind, I become dead if I don't go on to new ways of seeing things.
-Hugh Prather
'Tis now the very witching time .. . and hell itself breathes out contagion ·to this world.
-Shakespeare
I don't say we ·all ought to misbehave,.
but we ·ought to look as if we could.
-Orson Welles
In ·watermelon sugar the deeds were done and done again as my life is done in watermelon sugar.
· -Richard Brautigan
. He had but one eye, and the popular prejudice runs in favor of two.
· -Charles Dickens
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the world's a scene of changes.
- Abraham Cowley
Stu ar t Ott e, Se ni o r G lass, re turn ee
There was a child went forth every day, And the first object he looked upon, · that object he became ..
-Whitman
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It were not best that we should all think alike ; it is difference of opinion that makes horse-races.
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