Oakleaves-1993

oakleaves 1993

Polytechnic School

1030 East California Boulevard Pasadena, California 91106

(818) 792-2147

upper school enrollment: 324 ·

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EDITORS-IN-CHIEF

Brandon Panaligan

Kristin Capalbo

LAYOUT EDITORS

Katherine Saeger

Alex Aranovich

PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS

Dhurga Jeyaranjan

Casey Revkin-Mauger

COPY EDITORS

Alison Brody

Kim Rakow

BUSINESS MANAGER

Meredith Quinn

SENIOR PAGE EDITOR . Yuko Ogata

ART AND DESIGN

Thomas Due Brunzell

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(clockwise from top right) Mrs. Fox in action; Amnesty International representatives explain the program to interested students;Duc Brunzell, Senior Class Community Outreach Officer, poses in Mrs. Fox's officee; a sign publisizing Amnesty International on Club Day.

Wliat .·:J{appens in tlie !Facu[ty Lounge?

A!thoughit has been said that ignorance is bliss, in reality, education is the key that will open doors to opportunity and our futures. The faculty are the foundation of a Polytechnic education, contantly striving to extend to their students the knowledge they have amassed over the Through the variety of teaching styles and subject matter offered at Poly, students are encouraged to grow and develop into independent thinkers in a wide spectrum of disciplines. The teacher/student relationships built here are very special and although at times only the complaints and misgivings of the students are heard, the underlying appreciation is ever present. The faculty's commitment to their students is seen in their desire to helpbeyond the classroom, whether it be in a scheduled meeting, or just a few words in passing. They are sincerely interested in each student's understanding of the subject matter, and act not only as educators, but also as advisors and friends.

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bottom: Mr. Fletcher contemplates the theory that leg length is directly proportional to ......

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top: Mike Babcock, Headmaster middle: Greg Feldmeth, Upper School Director

bottom: David Hillinck, Director of Student Activities

Maintenance Department

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Above: Dr. Sheinkopf caught · the act of teaching.

ight: English Department (Fron ow): Mr. McKee, Boyd, Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. Pickering (Back! row): Dr. Sheinkop

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Marshall Bartlett Jessica Bennett

Haydon Brandow Alison Br_ody

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Tim e J(egel Leslie J( einburg

Arthur J(rause Leondra

Katrina Kuehn Sarah J(uehn AnkarinoLara

Albert Lee Michael Lee ·

Mark Nishat Mfhta

Sumner Miller Noel Morrison

. Noah Mossnian Andrew Nagata

Eric Nelson Lauren Nicholas

Yuko OgataBrand n Panaligan

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Jennifer Shlens il · hoch

· Allison Si mith

, Ted Smith Michael Song aylor

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BABY PICTURES

the interesting texture of the meat in her burrito.

Right: Brandon Panaligan manipulates his way out of another tangled web.

Opposite Top: Paul Hagenmayer and Nick Techentin try to get some work done during a free period on the Senior Patio.

Opposite Middle Left: "Look, I've been here four years and I have never heard of the 'No food in Garland' rule".

Opposite Middle Right: Yes, Arthur, homework's important, but isn't that slightly uncomfortable?

Opposite Bottom: "Yes, we've had a bad dayso, get the hell out of our way!"

'Wliat wi{{ you miss tlie most about Po{y?

''The social life, the sports; I like coming to school everyday and seeing my friends. I won't miss the stress." - Lauren Nicholas

"Smiling faces of my comrades as they spring through the meadow that is our campus." - Erik Heger

"Free periods." - Mark Lippincott

"The Disciplinary Committee. "(They'll miss you too!) - Brett Freeburg

""'Mo Fighting." - Peter Winfield

"Hanging out with the buds." - Myatt Green

"Beating up on Freshmen." - Sumner Miller

"Being interviewed for yearbook polls." - Noel Morrison

"This is one I'll h 1 ave to think about for a few days." - Paul Hagenmeyer

"Stelter's marvelous how-ties." - Nick Techentin

"Ik zou alle seniors willen hedanken voor de prachtige herinneringen." (I would like to to thank all the seniors for the wonderful memories.)-Tim De Kegel

Above: Leondra Kruger, Joy Jones, Elizabeth Dilkes and Brooke Reynolds lounge on the front lawn for a relaxing lunch, as Joy questions

'Describe your dass in one or two sentences.

"An orgy with all our clothes on." -Ankarino La.ra

"There's too much to say!"- Lisi Cochran-Bond

"The three amigos, hut more than three." - Ben Taylor

"I think we're a giant ant farm because we take little tunnels and take a grain of sand and build things with it like giant sand castles". - Keri Houlihan

rit'fiere s'WaUo?

''In the desert. In the Mad Magazine they had "Where's Waldo" for morons and they had Waldo in the desert." -Rico Verbooman

"Who's Waldo." -Andrew Nagata

(Too cool for kids hooks, are we?)

"Playing Streetfighter II." - Eleanor Johnson

"Off campus." - Noel Morrison

"Mr. Fletcher's Little Workshop." - Gillian Shoch

"Rick's nappy hair." - Kevin Arai

"There's a little Waldo in all of us." - Brett Freeburg

"Calvin is Waldo." - Mike Song

1. Ricardo Ver boom an

2. Peter Selkin

3. Gillian Shoch

4. Sarah Kuehn

5. Aimee Bahng

6. Jon Kidder

7. Sumner Miller

8. Catherine Rongey

9. Laura Cairns

10. Michael Lee

11. Marshall Bartlett

12. Barbara Thomas

13. Myatt Green

14. Noah Mossman

15. Whitney Hightower

16. Lauren Nicholas

17. Keri Houlihan

18. Vicki Fernandez

19. Ted Smith

20. Roger West

21. Peter Winfield

22. Tim De Kegel

23. ·Nishat Mehta

24. Eleanor Johnson

25. Elizabeth Dilkes

26. Ankarino Lara

27. Katrina Kuehn

28. Yuko Ogata

29. Kristin Capalbo

30. Kim Wycoff

31. Rick Corral

32. Due Brunz ell

33. Calvin Hwang

34. Melissa Jones

35. Leondra Kruger

36. Becky Yang

37. Joy Jones

38. George Kenyon

39. Eric Ratican

40. Chinue Wells

41. George Horng

42. Maggie Fulford

43. Noel Morrison

44. Brooke Zohrist

45. Eric Nels on

46. Katherine Saeger

47. Albert Lee

48. Sandra de Silva

49. Lisi Cochran-Bond

50. Leslie Kleinberg

51. Jessica Bennett

52. Devon Hollingsworth

53. Alison Brody

54. Doug White

55. Paul Hagenmeyer

56. Nick Techentin

57. Kevin Arai

58. Dhurga Jeyaranjan

59. Brandon Panaligan

60. Erik Heger

61. Michael Song

62. Ed Yi

63. Haydon Brandow

64. Arthur Krause

65. Laurel White

66. Brooke Reynolds

67. Susan Rusnack

68. Ben Taylor

69. Kim Rakow

I really love your peaches. Wanna shake your tree. Luvvy duvvy, Luvvy duvvy, duvvy, all the time; oooeee baby, I'll sure show you a good time.

-Steve Miller Band

Sisters are forever.

Jessica Lyn Bennett

Don't ever let your hean stop smiling!

I leave in search of dreams, Ready to conquer the world with love.

A bosom friend- an intimate friend, you know-a really kindred spirit to whom I can confide my inmost soul.

-Anne of Green Gables

ILOVE YOU GUYS!!!

Alright, okay-sh uh-uh

Ankarino Sibbing Lara - Cuevas - Urrea

@#&*$!

-Q-Bert

The hell with them, they' re a bunch of dogs ...

-Juan Lara

Nuts, nuts, nuts, nuts, nuts

-Dodger Stadium peanut vender

They ride Chevy's Cougars, Blazers, Vetts, 580 Benzo's with Ferrari kits

-MC Pooh

Everyone's rappin' like it's a commercial, Actin' like life is a big commercial, So here's what I got to say to yall, Be true to yourself and you will never fall

-Mike D

I never[kissed] a honey that I didn't like, I never saw a mile that I couldn't hike, . I never had a spl iff to make me choke, I never had a pocket that was broke ...

-Drez ........_,

People tend to think that a pager's foul,

Six years on the mike and I ain't jokin', Sir Too Short comin' strait from Oakland California, home of the rock, Eight woofers in the trunk beatin' down the block ...

-Todd $haw

You remind me of my doggie, I'm going to call you the guy that reminds me of my doggie. You know what I call my doggie? Doggie

-Phil Hartman

My name is D-Nice

My name is D-Nice -D-Nice

I once had a fetish, A fetish for some booty

-The Abstract Poet

Things are getting good, You's a chump, You fight bums, l'ma crucify you, real bad... out in the end they'll be much M T greater - r.

Because it really hurts when you're on the prowl, Brothers know it hurts when you're on the prowl. I feel. Alive!

-The Abstract Poet

-Bushwick Bill

-Johnny 5 And it don't stop to the beat...

-Todd $haw

She said: Dark is not the opposite of light. It's the absence of light. And I thought to myself,

She knows what she's talking about. And for a moment I knew what it was all about.

-Mike

D

Benzes role, Beemers jet. and Caddies keep on dippin' You keep talkin' ... and I ain't trippin!

-Todd Shaw

Nicholas Wayne Techentin

Temporarily Blind Dimensions to discover In time Each into the other.

-Anthony Kiedis

We ran through the fields, We ate fruit in the orchards. We payed until the sun died, and told our tales by red moonlight.

The dream is over -Anonymous

Bits of puzzle, fitting each other. All now with wings!

-Perry Farrell

George Shiuh-Guang Horng

"Some people hope for a miracle cure Some people just accept the world as it is But I'm not willing to lay down and die."

-Billy Joel

To all those who have made my Hfe at Poly wonderful (You know who you are).

Thanks

"Ipsa scientia potestas est." -Bacon

"If you want to play, you've got to pay."

-C.C.B.

"Unhappiness is not knowing what you want, and killing yourself to get it."

-Anonymous

"Sometimes you wanna go, where everybody knows your name, and they're always glad you came. You wanna be where you can see our troubles are all the same. You wanna be where everybody knows your name."

-Cheers

The clubhouse lives on forever.

Susan Lauren Rusnack

Thanks to everyone I've ever played a sport with. You've all given me so many memories.

Sandra- Be whatever you want to be, but always be yourself, and always be PSYCHO!

Elizabeth Carrie Dilkes

So as you push off from the shore Won't you turn your head once more And make your peace with everyone For those who chose to stay Well, there's just one more day To do things they should have done.

-Jethro Tull

Who knows how long this will last

We have come so far so fast And somewhere back there in the dust That same small town in each of us I need to remember this So please give me just one kiss Let me take a long last look Before we say good-bye.

-Don Henley

From the pain come the dream From the dream come the vision From the vision come the people And from the people come the power

From the power come the change.

-Peter Gabriel

I will understand this, too. I will understand everything, but not thewaytheywantme to. I will make a lock-pick. I will push open the door.

-Primo Levi

She said to the cypress trees ·1 hope you don't mind, if I sit on one of your knees, to admire the secret river.·

The cypresses clicked their green needles, which she took for permission.

-Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings

The Secret River

Paradise is exactly like where you are right now only much, much better

-Laurie Anderson

·ooUG!!! What is your name!!!.

-Rick Caragher

Thanks Mom, Dad, Michaela, and Brady1 love you all.

Devon Blaney Hollingsworth

Second star to the left and straight on 'till morning.

-Peter Pan

I hate goodbyes. Why do we always have to say goodbye? I hate goodbyes. I need more hellos.

-Charlie Brown

Life is a jest, and all things show it I thought so once, but now I know it.

-John Gay

Thanks kids.

Today as clouds give away to sunshine, we wake as tourists of yet another decade. our tongues stale with last night's lovemaking, our eyes blurred with tomorrow's dreams

-Marilyn Chin

Thanx for four memorable years- Mags, Kim, Kim, Alison, Barb, KK, Lauren, Laura, Brooke, Lisi.

we can never know about the days to come but we think about them anyway and I wonder if I'm really with you or just chasing after some finer day.

-Carly Simon

Nishat Anil Mehta

Remember, happiness doesn't depend upon who you are or what you have; it depends solely upon what you think.

-Dale Carnegie

Thanx to A.L., G.H., M.S., A.K., L.K., Y.O., B.Y., K.S.,D.J., C.H., R.V., M.G., N.M.,P.S., and Mom, Dad, and Roopal for everything.

Is not life a hundred times too short for us to bore ourselves.

-Friedrich Nietzsche

I'm gonna beat it!

-Magic Johnson

To thine own self be true.

-William Shakespeare

Whatever is not given is lost.

-City of Joy

Man, unlike the animals, has never learned that the sole purpose of life is to enjoy it.

-Samuel Butler

Love doesn't make the world go 'round. Love is what makes the ride worthwhile.

-Franklin P. Jones

I can't understand what makes a man hate another man; help me understand.

-oepeche Mode

And the days are not full enough

And the nights are not full enough

And life slips by like a field mouse

Not shaking the grass

-Ezra Pound

Edward Won Yi

Think of death as a pie in the face from God.

-Jerry Belson

But life is a great school. It thrashes and bangs and teaches you.

-Nikita S. Khrushchev

Life sucks, then you die

Kevin Torao Arai

Life is short, Play hard.

-Reebok

Dad, Mom, Wendi, and John Thanks for all your love and support L-J

To Kris, "Always with me, Always with you."

-Joe Satriani Thanks for sticking with me for this long. You're the greatest

If at first you don't succeed, Maybe losing in your thing

-Warren Miller

To all the guys, It's been the best. Thanks to: The Fighting 13 & Football '92

When life gets tough, Bite its head off and Stare down its neck!

-coach R. Riley

Mark.thanks for being my friend for 14 years. Buds for life.

(But in Spanish with subtitles in English)

The llama is a quadraped which lives in big rivers like the Amazon. It has two ears. a heart. a forehead, and a beak for eating honey. But it is provided .with fins for swimming.

-Monty Python

Peter Aaron Selkin

I don't know whether I'd rather be having some pie or saving my appetite 'cause I'm waiting for the dinner bell to do the bell , thing. Dinner bell, dinner bell ring.

-They Might Be Giants

Sometimes I wonder how far from reality most Poly students are. and where I am.

-Arthur Krause

And special thanks to the band. the team. the family, and the DADS crew (I won't name names because I think I'll forget people). Dr. Swiss will live. Keep in touch: in the immortal words of Matt Volckmann, "What is a while,? but a century?"

His intimate friends called him "candleends, 11 and his enemies "toasted cheese."

-Lewis Caroll

If a person offend you and you are in doubt as to whether it was intentional or not. wait your chance and hit him with a brick. That will be sufficient.

-Mark Twain

Andrew Graham Nagata

If the doors of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it is. Infinite.

-William Blake

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe. Attack ships on fire. off the shoulder of Orion; 1 I watched sea beams glitter in the dark near the Tenhaur Gate; All those moments will be lost in time Like tears in rain.

Time to die.

Michael Byron Lee

Pregunte por quien pregunte, / dime: a que se te importa?

Vengo a l)uscar lo que busco. mi alegr(a y mi -Frederico Garcia Lorca

"It's hard to tell" -Me

To JS: I'm going to get you! , tfa

Tarquin, Jade. Filolear, Trodm, and Aurie! the extremely annoyingAD&D Forever!

"Oh Sheesh" -Me

To Mom and Dad- I love you. "dhcmrlchhtdk" -Jorge Luis Borges

"Amo ergo sum" Miguel de unamuno

Ricardo Charles Verboomen

Too often we are scared

Scared of what we might not be able to do

Scared of what people might think if we tried we let our fears stand in the way of our hopes we say no when we want to say yes we sit quietly when we want to scream And we shout with the others, When we should keep our mouths shut. Why?

After all, We do only go around once

There's really no time to be afraid

So, Stop ......... .

You have nothing to lose

And everything

Everything

Everything

Everything to gain JUST DO IT.

-Nike Ad with Barry sanders

Always give one hundred percent, then you'll never have to second guess yourself. Tommy John

Teach me to do your will for you are my God; May yovr good spirit lead me on level ground.

Psalm 143: 1o

Humble yourselves, therefore, under God's mighty hand, that he may lift you up in due time. cast all your anxiety on Him because HE CARES FOR YOU.

1 Peter 5:6,7

To: M.G . , M.S., A.L., G.H., N.M., C.H , E.Y., N.M.

Thanks for the basketball games. fun times. but most of all, friendship. You guys are awesome.

Samantha Brooke Reynolds

"Rabbit's clever," said Pooh "Yes," said Piglet,"Rabbit's clever."

"And he has Brain."

"Yes, " said Piglet, "Rabbit has Brain."

There was a long silence.

"I suppose," said Pooh, "that that's why he never understands anything."

you can do in two days that you

The shadows dance in the firelight, The shapes somehow seem not quite right. They show the truth that lurks inside, Behind the masks we use to hide. We fear our truths will be revealed-Our naked selves exposed for real. Voices in the wall.The truths to us, they tell it all Voices in the wallTheir shadows show us what's behind the wall

The voices speak in soft echo. Our friend can soon become our foe. They show the truth that no one knows, And strangers can become so close. We see what should be shown outside: But in fear it's what we hide. <chorus>

What we hear may not be fair; The truth never is when we really care:

Betrayal, secrets, love and hate: All revealed to us too late. When we find out what is right, The pain sets in along with fright. <chorus>

Our shadows cause the pain to show, The light will let the truth be known. Don't hide the feelings you've got inside; The lies returncome with the light.

The pain will be felt by all when the voices tell behind the wall. Voices in the Wall... Voices in the Wall... Voices in the Wall. What

du, aber total du.

Und ohne Ende, du! -Werner

Are your malajusted antisocial tendencies the product of your berserk pituitary gland? I didn't start the fight, I just finished it.

-Calvin & Hobbs

Can I play with madness?

Blue sky sunshine, deja vu glazed with dread. Something horrible is going to happen about now.

-Iron Maiden -William Poundstone Labyrinths of Reason.

Ca1 ...Pedeshk:r6! *!#?* Truck! - Technically Legal

When we remembered that we are all mad, the mysteries disappear and life stands explained.

-Mark Twain

Albert Shen-Yao Lee

Everything comes if a man will only wait.

-Benjamin Disraeli

"That shot just plain sucks So, how 'bout them Lakers?•

-Rusty Miller

"Let's play seriously and take care of business. No fooling around.•

-Howie Farer

If I had to choose between betraying my country and betraying my friend, I hope I should have the guts to betray my country.

-E.M. Forster

We are not hypocrites in our sleep.

-w. Hazlitt

Every man thinks God is on

his side. The rich and 1 don't ever want to play the powerful know he is. part of a statistic in a

-Jean Anaouilh government chart."

vomen are very pleased when -The Police, •invisible Sun"

·ou call them cruel. .......

=> .•A.C. de Beaumarchais

Hubert Millar Walker III

Wherever the corpse is. there the vultures will gather.

- Matthew 24:28

It ain't how long you talk, brother, It's what you put in it.

-Todd Shaw

Man is the only animal that can remain on friendly terms with the victims be intends to eat until be eats them.

- Samuel Butler

You eatin' dirt 'cause you like eatin' dirt from the graveyard- you put gravy on it

-The Flav

It's all about the payoff.

- Nutman and Slim Jim Daddy

Now that. that's just sad. - Ross Perot

When I dream I flow without no stoppin' sweeter than a cherry pie with Redi-Whip toppin' - MCA

Her Chickenwings? - Janet

I'm outta here. - DJ Quik

Dedicated to J.B. C.T.'s. K.K, M.F, D.H., K.W .. B.Z L.C-B , B.T., A.B , K.R., T.S. and the class of '93: Here's where the road divides. here's where we realize. the sculpting of the Father's great design. Through time you've been a friend to me. but time is now the enemy, I wish we didn't have to say goodbye. But I know the road he chose for me is not the road he chose for you, so as we choose the dreams we're after, pray for me and I'll pray for you and one day love will bring us back around ... again. -Michael w. Smith

Lauren Elyse Nicholas

To my family-Thank you so much for all of your support . I couldn't have done it without you. I love '-Y. . you all.

There is a road, no simple highway, between the dawn and the dark of night. And if you go no one may follow. that path is for your steps alone.

- Grateful Dead

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Brandon Elliot Toh

Picture a world without any color

You couldn't tell one face from another I don't understand why we fight with our brother _ Color me blind just to love one another. -Extreme

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"Where's Fluffy?" -Metallica

To SKT: .... ." -w. Axl Rose

Bit by bit putting it together

Piece by piece only way to make a work of an Every moment makes a contribution Every little detail plays a pmt ... "E.N." The art of making art Is putting it together -"Sunday In the Park with George"

To TC and CC: You showed me a place where I could learn. risk. dream nnd love. You gave me obstacles and the ways to conquer them. You showed me a different way to live and for that 1thank you.

Mom and Dad: MESNBoogie, Belligerence, Acting, Hair, Aggression, Screaming, Complaining, Mumbling, and other psychotic behavior. You have always been there and I love you more than you know.

"M.B."

"R.W."

"K.A."

"R.C"

we were talking - about the space between us all

And the people - who hide themselves behind a wall of illusion

Never glimpse the truth - then it's far too late - when they pass away

We were talking - about the love we all could share - when we find it

To try our best to hold it there - with our love

With our love - we could save the world - if they only knew . -George Harrison

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They that love beyond the world cannot be separated by it. Death cannot kill what never dies. -William Penn

we should all be concerned about the future because we will have to spend the rest of our lives there.

-Charles K. Kettering

E.B V.F W H. - Thanks for all of the wonderful memories and dreams of the future. I love you all, now and forever.

Finite to fail, but infinite to venture. - Emily Dickinson

Marshall Lund Bartlett

DO YOUR BEST!!!

-MOM

Failure to prepare ls preparing to fail.

Be quick, but don't be In a hurry.

Don't mistake activity for achievement - John wooden

Never lose your love of life.

Do to others what you want others to do to you.

It is hard to fail . but it is worse never to have tried to succeed

-T. Roosevelt

Courage and perseverance have a magical talisman, before which difficulties disappear and obstacles vanish into air.

-J.Q. Adams

The education of wil is

the object of our existence.

To everyone who I have grown to know for the past four years. thanks for everyting. You have made this the best time in my life. I will always remember the years we spent togehter

Self trust is the first secret of success.

-R. Emerson R . Emerson

There is no finish line.

sweat + sacrifice equals success -C Finely

There is no satisfaction without a struggle first -M. Liqori

The man who has a right to boast doesn't have to.

Only those who have the patience to do simple things perfectly, will acquire the skill to do difficult things easily.

-F. Schiller

Mo' Biscuits . ' -Doug

Trust in the Lord with all thine heart: and lean not unto thine own understaning. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.

-Proverbs 3:5-6

Take my job!

-Tim Hovland

Hubert Myatt Green

The only measure of true greatness is how close a man can become like Jesus. That man is greatest who is most like Christ. and those that love him most will be most like him.

-Ezra Taft Benson

If you need a friend Don't look to a stranger You know in the end

I'll always be there And when you're in doubt And when you're danger Take a look all around And I'll be there.

-When in Rome

Popularity comes from pleasing people. Greatness comes from pleasing God.

-Jake Lowry

Thanks to my family and to my friends at school and at church for being there for me. Thanks especially to Rico for all the laughs in the library, Melissa for all the great times we've spent together, Nathan for being the best volleyball partner a guy could have, And Mom for your endless support. I love you all.

Ari Joel Wise"1an

This time tomorr.ow where will we be on a spaceship somewhere sailing across an empty sea

This time tomorrow, this time tomorrow

-The Kinks

When I think of all the things I've done And I know that it's only just begun Those smiling faces, you know I just can't forget 'em But I love you.

-Lou Reed

Watch out, you might get what you're after.

-David Byrne

Las frases, cuanto mas profundas son, son mas vacfas.

-Miguel de unamuno

success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best you are capable of becoming.

-John wooden

I'll make it.

Roger Hsieh West

Jesus said unto him, Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and great commandment. And the second is like unto it. thou shalt iove thy neighbor as thyself.

-st. Matthew 22:37-39

Thanks to all my friends and family for the constant love and support.

Success is never final. Failure is never fatal. It's courage that counts.

-Winston Churchill Hoosiers

Be more concerned with your character than with your reputation, because your character is what you really are while your reputation is merely what others think you are.

-Jimmy Chitwood in

Sumner Collins Miller

Mom & Dad: Thanks for everything! Without my clerks, I would never have made itl Love you guys, you're the best I

· Dad: Thanks for always standing by my side.

Matt. George, and Damon- You are the older brothers I never · had. Thanks for all the great times I'll never forget you guys.

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Live for toda}Z , lea w ifom yesterday. And ihope f0r 1 ; . .keep ·smiling. :f>«. -Jeff Winkler 7r:,

" ,) if ' Is tQ,a t .:))bur skate7? Is it a r:p /r:ii? !right, lets go.

\ \ -Sandy StorW /,' v 4:

As sl<atel5oarEiers , w(}' all began as ha \{lng fun ! that awkward- L • t,han offiers \ tDert we kept at it because we ,, liked it. we lo\{ ed/ jt. we love skateboarding. -Mark Waters i I

Seize the day. you only live once. Living well is the best revenge. You can't take it with you. Life is shon . Live like there's no tomorrow Go for broke Life isn't a dress rehersal. -Nissan

The I 939 World's Fair came at a time in history a few shiny happy moments, humanity thought itself among the gods, masters of the mechanical universe.

-Kelly Day

Seitz, use your resources!

It takes effort for me to say something stupid.

-Naomi

Naomi, is that your cheese?

Jennifer Beth Shlens

Thank you for flying Air Pavilions!

-Robin

IPIO, the Inane Perversity of Inanimate Objects

-Stan

A reality such as this is as rare as dew drops on the moon.

-Kelly Day

"I once saved a man from drowning in the moonlight. I used an umbrella.

-Jay White (2030-1 993)"

-Paul

Blessed be God forever.

Let us proclaim the mystery offaith.

For. his is the living God, enduring forever.

His kingdom shall never be destroyed, and his dominion has no end.

-Daniel 6:26

And thank you all: PS, Stan, Dixie, Adam Bomb, Sam Coniglio, Little Bo, Josh, Bruce, Char Rice, Greg Staie, Pete Johnson, Lab, Dude, Ramoth, Scott, Glen, BH, Naomi, Leondra, Katherine, Cathy, Dhurga, Arthur, Mike, Tracy Nelson, Marge, Kay, Vernestine, Dennis Travis, Pavilions, Maynard, Priebe, Patterson, Walsh, Heney, and all at Holy Angels. BlW, Scott, they were *red* shoes!

Peter Thomas Winfield

No victim no crime.

-Richard Marx

We must remember the immortal words of Socrates when he said, "I drank what?"

When you have attitude who needs experience?

-c. Slater

Kinda crazy. kinda wild.

Just use a straw. -L.C

The eel is in the cheese.

Remember there are more

When you're trying to make a things in heaven and earth can't leave well enough alone. living, there ain't no such than are dreamt of in your thing as pride. philosophy. -L.A. Story

Life's a crap shoot so use loaded dice.

"And then some"

To all my friends: Never say die.

-Richard Marx

Metal into flesh equals pain. The theory behind bullets.

-Penn & Teller

You might think I'm crazy, but actually it's you who's a little bit off his rocker.

-Jack Nicholson

Calvin Hsing-Kuo Hwang

"A school should not be a preparation for life. A school should be life."

- Elbert Hubbard

"Now that we're tall And all grown A house a car

Lives of our own We put off

But we can't postpone

The way we become men."

- Harry Connick, Jr.

"I'll play it first and tell you what it is later."

- Miles Davis

"As soon as you cannot keep anything from a woman, you love her."

- Paul Geraldy

"True friendship comes when silence between two people is comfortable."

- Dave Tyson Gentrv

"Hold on my heart Just hold on to that feeling we both know we've been here before We both know what can happen So hold on my heart." - Genesis

Eternal gratitude to ... the Blacktop Force: Rico, Nish, George, Mike, Bert; D&D: Pete, Mike L., Noah, Geno; the people of gender: Dhurga, Yuko, Becky, etc.; All who made S&D bearable; For those who've been a part of my life - You've put up with me for far too long, but I hope you all have had fun! - and special thanks to my Mom, Dad, and Lawrence for all your invaluable support!

Katharine Churchill Kuehn

I love you not only for what you but for what I am with you. I love you not only for what you have made of yourself, but for what you are making of me.

What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.

To my family, friends, GSL, volleyball team, and soccer team: I've had the time of my life, and I owe it all to you.

You're never fully dressea without a smile.

Who knows t1ow long tr1is will last now we've come so far. so fast. I ' need to remember this and let me take a long last look before we say goodbye.

I thank the Universe for my participation in Existence. It is a pleasure to have always been present. -Alice Walker

Barbara Margaretta Thomas

Remember what we've said, and done, and felt about each other. -Crosby, Stills & Nash

And the flowers bloom like madness in the spring

And if I could wish a wish for you, I'd wish for sunshine all the while. -A.A. Milne

The story of life is quicker than the wink of an eye, the story of love is hello and goodbye until we meet again. - Jimi Hendrix r Love. '16\A. !

That which we are, we are - One equal temper of heroic hearts, made weak by time and fate but strong in will. To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. -Alfred, Lord Tennyson

-Jethro Tull

Kristin Alison Capalbo

There's black and there's white. and sometimes it's grey. and when it's grey. ask somebody.

-Grandpa Sal

The true way of softening one's troubles is to solace those of others. -Madame de Malntenon

To all of you who have touched my life in your own special way- I love you and I thank you for standing by me through the best and the worst times of my life . My love for you will never die and my m e mories will live forever.

Twenty years from now you will be more dissappointed by the things you didn't do than by the things you did do. so throw off the bowlines Sail away from the safe harbor Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover. -unknown ' .

You don't hav e to loo k far to s ee a mira c le Wh a t could be more s up e rnatural than a c a te rp illar turning into a butt e rfl y, a n eg g yolk into a c hi c k e n. or an acorn into a mi g hty o a k. -Unknown

When fate shuts the door. come in through the window

If you're headed in the wrong direction, _, God allows U-turns

You have been the one encounter in my life that can never be repeated.

-Ayn Rand

Maggie May Fulford

Where'er I roam, whatever realms to see, _my heart untravel'd fondly turns to thee.

-Oliver Goldsmith

One runs the risk of weeping a little if one lets himself be tamed.

-Antoine de Saint Exupery

There were lots of things to stop and see and then it was time to go, always time to go.

So beautiful to be here and alive.

-samples

The bottles stand empty as they were filled before. Time there was and plenty but from that cup no more.

-Grateful Dead

I know it hurts to say goodbye, but it's time for me to fly.

Once in the while you get shown the light in the strangest of faces when you look at them right.

-Grateful Dead

-Kurt Vonnegut

Catherine Ann Rongey

God. give me grace to accept with Serenity the things that cannot be changed courage to change the things which should be changed And the wisdom to distinguish one from the other serenity Prayer. Reinhold Niebuhr

The average girl would rather have beauty than brains. because she knows the average "" male can see much better than he can think. Ladies Home Journal I 94 7

"Malcom,

Martin and Me" - unknown

Joy Dane Jones

Joy's Rules to Live By

I) Smile

2) Don't hold yourself when you need to use the bathroom

3) Try not to criticize anybody

4) Pray everyday

5) Put all worries and trust In God

6) Learn at least 2 other languages

7) Read the Bible at least once in your lifetime

8) Know 4 jokes by heart

9) Be open minded

I O) Always give a firm handshake

1 1) Don't give advice and then expect others to ignore your example

12) Live your life so that you have no regrets

13) Know who you are and be proud of it

14) Learn something everyday, even if it seems trivial

15) Be careful with time and words, neither can be retrieved

l 6) Always consider the consequences of your actions

I 7) Be willing to listen to others

18) Help others, even If they are not aware of your efforts

19) Keep a diary of your life

20) Never procrastinate

21) Laugh a lot, It Is healthy

22) Don't grieve over the past, accept it and move on

23) Avoid bad breath

24) Be a good loser & winner

25) Sing all of the time

26) Be forgiving

27) Talk to yourself, you will learn quite a bit

28) Don't curse

29) Learn to say "no• politely

30) Keep secrets and promises

3 l) Never give up on anyone

32) Take responsibility for you actions

33) Make the best of bad situations

34) Value trust, honesty & loyalty

35) Learn to drive a stick-shift

36) Avoid negative people

37) Ask questions

38) Never accept prejudice, descrimination or injustice

39) Learn from experience

40) Always do your best and try your hardest

41) All things are possible through Christ

42) Constantly Improve yourself

43) Take time out for yourself

"Hujambo bwana! Sijambo! Hamburi za m'chana. N'zena."

"If you can't

''I'm not black, I'm brown, from the boogie down" - KRS I see what I

"Freedom is coming tomorrow" - Sarafina __ can see. You're blind baby, You're blind to the fact, You're blind baby" -

Heavy o & Flavor Flav

FADE2 BLACK

Katherine Anne Saeger

\ 1;. I, J ".NJVr"'·

Pas de Tendresse et pas de joie. loin d'ici. loin de toi. Rien de plus triste que mes soupirs. Iorsque vient le jour ou ii me faut partir . Chanson d'enfance. tu vis toujours dans mon coeur

Toi Ia plus douce! Toi. Ia plus tendre! -Aspects of Love

When you're a kid everything's new. dawn.

It's just when you get used to everything that it's day Like the way you dig sunsets. That's gold . Keep that way. it's a good way to be. You still have a lot of time to make yourself be what you want. There's still a lot of good in the world .

-S.E. Hinton

To all my friends and family: Thank you so much for being there for me. I love you and I'll miss you!!

Amma and AppaThank you so much. I love you and I'm going to miss your

Hey guys-Take care of yourselves. have lots of fun and I'll see you later. -- <::::) I M€.. /

Air spair and Koala Bear-Thanks for au the fun. I love you lots and I'm gonna miss you a tonf!f

- 'V .

Thomas Due Brunzell

A dreaded sunny day

So let's go where we're wanted

And I meet you at the cemetery gates. Keats and Yeats are on your side

But you lose

Because the love of Wilde is on mine.

-The Smiths

Our and open deep conversations they get me nowhere they bring me down.

so give it a rest, won't you?

God give me patience just no more conversation.

-Morrissey

Those who base their conduct upon what they are rather than upon what they ought to be, always must throw It over in the end.

-Maurice.

E.M. Forster

One should either be a work of art. or wear a work of art.

-Picture of Dorian Grey, Oscar Wilde

I don't want to be part of any trend, I want to be a part of Life.

-Ralph Lauren

Better!

Kerl ''Little One" Houlihan

I give in some people l!Bke it and sane people don't sane people take it and sane people wtl'l't now you've got everything a girl could wish excepting one thing .•• i haven't seen any fish. to sin because you have to make this life liveable R. Hitchcock -M. Gore

Nothing is covenant.

Satisfaction is death.

Tom Robbins 1ti..s S.Hntt11f Wt are QI\ .11--.wc. J S 0 ....,'°' 10 US life is what you want it to be so /l..re

idon't get tangJ:ed up trying to be free tl 0 'llU)•) -i and don't worry, what the other people see • · -Fugazi "' I'hanksgi ving for every wrung rrDVe. Don It worry. Sane day you' 11 find -. -A. Sultan CAUSE WHAT that you can go out, and people will know you. DIFFERENCE, DIFFERENCE, -WHAT A -Margaret DIFFERENCE A LIT.TLE DIFFERENCE WOULD l thina it• s fun MAKE. to qet up and do your own thinq-- Grownups always thinlc the but moat t !mes you know that• u world ii out to qet them brinq stress to the They think we• re all full ot -Thom hate ' &neier ' st u ft They don't see how qood the vor ld ii that we• re all full ot :.and life is grandf -cYB ' anqer -squid

Aimee]acqueUneSoogeneBahng

Everybody loves a nut.

Mr. Peanut

IGed had neither lost nor won. but, in naming the shadow of death with his own name. had made himself whole: a man who, knowing his whole true self. cannot be used or possessed by any power other than himself. and whose life therefore is lived for life's sake and never in the service of ruin, pain, or hatred, or the dark. Only in silence the word, only in dark the light, only the undying life: bright the hawk's flight as an empty sky.

-URSULA LE GUIN

Each friend represents a world in us. a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a new world is born.

-ANAIS NIN

Whatever your task. put yourselves into it. as done for the Lord and not for men. -COLOSSIANS 3:23

"I wandered lonely as a cloud That floats on high o'er vales and hills. When all at once I saw a crowdA host of golden daffodils

I gazed-and gazed-but little thought What wealth the show to me had brought. For oft. when on my couch I lie In vacant or in pensive mood, \ \ They flash upon that inward eye

• Which is the bliss of solitude; l>...,, \' And then my heart with pleasure fills, \' And dances with the daffodils.

-WILLIAM WORDSWORTH

Kimberly Suzanne Wycoff

To my family:

"I simply love you more than I love life itself."

-Elton John

And it's just a box of rain or a ribbon for your hair; such a long, long time to be gone and a short time to be there. -Grateful ·Dead

To my friends:

you well, Fare you well, I love you more than words can tell -Grateful Dead

It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye

-The Little Prince

To Mag:

So beautiful to be here and alive -The Samlpes

To Ari:

"His friendship was of that devoted and wonderous nature that the worldly-minded teach us to look for only in the imagination."

-Mary Shelley

Fare

Leondra Reid Kruger

We have stories as old as the seas, breaking through the chest,

To my family and friends: Thank you for al ways being there. I love you!

Respiri piano per non far rumore

Ti addormenti di sera, ti resvegli col sole

Sei chiara come un'alba Sei fresca come l' aria.

-Vasco Rossi

"Who'll buy my lavender, fresh-gathered lavender, lavender three bunches a penny can buy. Gathered in the meadow and on the pretty hillside, 'twas kissed by the sunshine and watered by heaven."

The sense that every soul is to be cherished, that every flower is to bloom. flying from the mouth, noisy tongues that were once silent, all the oceans we contain coming to light.

-Linda Hogan

Two are better than one .if one falls down his friend can help him up, but pity the man who falls and has no one to help him up.

-Ecclesiastes 4:9-1 o

Erik Christian Heger

Never mistake success for victory or failure for defeat. Know that you were created not for happiness but for joy, and that joy is to them alone who, sometimes with tears in their eyes, commit themselves in love to God and to their brothers and sisters. -Fredrick Buechner

To Andy, who broke the ice, and Gig, who has kept me going: Thanks for your love

Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent.

-Anonymous

I'll make it. -Jimmy Chipwood

Be excellent to each other. -Bills. Preston, ESQ.

Like a buffalo.

-Cheif Many Feathers

To Mom and Dad: Thank you for raising me the way you did. I could not ask for better parents. I love you.

I can do everything through him who gives me strength.

-Philippians 4: 13

To the guys: Thanks for everything. Twerpi power and tire buddies live forever.

Whitney Jennifer Hightower

For Mom:

One of these mornings, You're going to rise up singing, You're going to spread your wings, Child. and take to the sky. Until that morning, honey nothing will harm you No. don't you cry.

-Janis Joplin

To all my friends (my family away from my family) especially Dave. Larv. Laurel. Javy. Naomi. Ms. Boyd, Frank, Amari. Mr. Adams. Jesse. Tinh. Eriq. Jill. Mark. Liam. and Eric: A friend is a person with whom I may be sincere. Before him. I may think aloud.

-Ralph Waldo Emerson

For Jason:

I never cast a flower away, The gift of one who cared for me. A little flower. a faded flower, But it was done reluctantly.

I never looked a last adieu

To things familiar. but my heart Shrank with a feeling almost pain, E'en from their lifelessness to part.

I never spoke the word. farewell! But with an utterance faint and broken. A heart-sick yearning for the time When it should never more be spoken.

-Maria Jane Jewsbury

woman must not depend upon the protection of rnc:in. but must be taught to protect herself.

-Susan 13. Anthony

The night

Hath been to me a more familiar face Than that of man; and in her starry shade

Of dim and solitary loveliness I learned the languages of another world.

-Lord Byron

I am certain of nothing but of the holiness of the heart's affections. and the truth of Imagination. What the Imagination seizes as Beauty must be Truth, whether it existed before or not.

-John Keats

For Toni and Sharon:

Her open eyes desire the truth. The wisdom of a thousand years Is in them. May perpetual youth Keep dry their light from tears:

That her fair form may stand and shine.

Make bright our days and .light our dreams.

Turning the scorn with lips divine

The falsehood of extremes.

-Alfred, Lord Tennyson

I mustht be going now!

-Winnie the Pooh

Benedict]ames

... This is the hour of doom

. .. And even as he spoke the earth rocked beneath their feet. Then rising swiftly up, far above the Towers of the Black Gate, high above the mountains. a vast soaring darkness sprang into the sky, flickering witr1 fire. The earth groaned and quaked. The Towers of the Teeth swayed. tottered. and fell down; the mighty rampart crumb l ed; the Black Gate was hurled in ruin; and from far away. now dim. now growing, now mounting to the clouds. there came a drumming rumble. a roar. a long echoing roll of ruinous noise.

"The realm of Sauron is ended!' said Gandalf. "The Ring-bearer r1as fulfilled his Quest.' -The Lord of the Rings

l WAR IS PEACE FREEDOM IS SLAVERY IGNORANCE IS STRENGTH and 2+2=5

-George Orwell

consider the subtleness of the sea; how its most dreaded creatures glide under water. unapparent for the most part. and treacherously hidden beneath the loveliest tints of azure. consider also the devilish brilliance and beauty of many of its most remorseless tribes, as the dainty embellished shape of many species of sharks. Consider. once more, the universal cannibalism of the sea; all whose creatures prey upon each other. carrying on eternal war since the world began. Consider all this; and then turn to this green. gentle, and most docile earth; consider them both, the sea and the land; and do you not find a strange analogy to something in yourself? For as this appalling ocean surrounds the verdant land, so in the soul of man there lies one insular Tahitit. full of peace and joy. but encompassed by all the horrors of the half known life. God keep thee! Push not off from that isle, thou canst never return. -Moby Dick

Haydon Ramstad Brandow

Not failure, but low aim, is crime.

-James Lowell

It is one of the blessings of old friends that you can afford to be stupid with them.

-Emerson

We should consider every day lost on which we have not danced at least once. and we should call every truth false which was not accompanied by at least one laugh. -Nietche

One time for posterity ...

Allison Akerni Sillman

And the peace of God. which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.

Phillipians 4: 7

You are my sunshine My only sunshine You make me happy When skies are gray You'll never know. dear. How much I love you Please don't take my sunshine away.

Brandon Gerald Panaligan

"The philosophers have interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change it."

-Karl Marx

''As for doing good, I have tried it fairly, and, strange as it may seem, am satisfied that it does not agree with my constitution."

-Thoreau

''I

can resist everything except te1nptatio11."

-Wilde

''I give in to sin because you have to make this life livable."

-Depeche Mode ''Free your mind, and the rest will follow."

-En Vogue

"Tbere is only one thing worse than be'ing talked about, and that is not be'ing talked about."

-Wilde

"Tbe struggle to the top alone will make a human heart swell."

-Camus

When I played at UNLV, I loved getting to the arena at the same time as the other team. I'd watch each of their twelve men get off the bus, and I'd shake my head at them, like I was kind of sorry for how bad we were going to whip them.

- Larry Johnson

David Kirn Yun

Lighten up, gotta lighten up, gotta lighten up right now.

Lighten up, gotta lighten up, gotta lighten up SHINE LIKE THE SUN.

- Beastie Boys

Held the pain, Lay on you to the grave, Nobody's here to stay.

-Mudhoney

Untie the boat, Turn on the water, I'm gone, I'm gone, I'm gone, It's alright. Carry me out, Into the ocean, Say me a prayer, And let me over the side.

- Afghan Whigs

Chinue Suluhisha Chiku

Kirnberly:foy Wells

remember their cause

K.K, S.K., and c.w .... friends forever.

No! we didn't always dress like this.

Nkosi Sikefei' iAfrika

( -Don't they want anything with the water?

-Like what. Bob? -Like ... a cracker or something.

-Real Men

Mom, Papa, Kammy, Chio1 will always love you -Love "little bit"

All that I was, all that I am, and all that 1 will be, 1 thank God for.

Peace out, I 993!

George Cramer Kenyon

Ana ow that all thi11gs work together or good to them that love God. to them who are called according to his purpose. Romans 8:28

To Mary, Dave, and John: Thanks for teaching me thing I really needed love you.

\(et us not be"tame weary in for at the.J2r!212er time

we will reap a harvest... Galatians 6:9

Everyone does what I tell them 'cuz I'm the Mac. Macoaddy. - Cherray Rice

There's a divinity that shapes our ends, Rough-hew how we will -Shakespeare. Hamlet

To PCF-

"I thank my God always, making mention of you in my prayers ... For I have come to have much joy and comfort in your love. because the hearts of saints have been refreshed through you " Philemon l :4 I love all you guys! You've been a constant encouragement to me. Thank you To my familyyou know. of course. that I love you.

I don't get it...

Life is wonderful. and then there's the afterlife.

To my friends -thanks for wrapping parts of yourselves in friendship and sharing them with me - I'll always keep them with me I love you. you've been the best.

(*look in the ads for catch from these four awesome years

Wait.

Hangin' with the fam.

Work hard, play hard, party hard.

Eric Peter Ratican

Ask not what your country can so for you. but what you can do for your country.

-JFK

Take a look to the sky, just before you die. It's the last time you will.

-Metallica

days of innocence.

You've never failed unless you quit.

Give me your clothes, your boots, and your motorcycle.

-Arnold

Schwarzenegger

The

Mark Hayden Lippincott

No remorse is the one command -Metallica

Mom&Dad- You are the best! Without your love and suppon I couldn't have made it. I love you both very much!

You can do it your own way if it's done just how I say. -Metallica

To the Freeburgs. Hegers. and AraisNobody is as lucky as I am to have such great second families Thanks for everything!

BOOYATRIBE IN EFFECT

James- Even thougr1 we've had our differences over tr1e years. 1 still think you're the greatest big brother. Tough Love!

To all of my friends: what can I say? You guys are the backbone of my life. 1 will remember all the nights we spent at the Freeburg's doing nothing Hey, I would rather do nothing with you than with anyone else. I love you all!

Boomer. Hegs, K.A., D.W E.N., B.T , R.W., G.K., M.L.B., B.T., R.C., T.S., S.M., E.J., L.C., Tunia.

Marty. Paul. Justin, Terry. Charles-92' Rvan, Matt. Tom-94'

Brett Steven Freeburg

The world is closing in, did you ever think that we could be so close, like brothers. The future's in the air, I can feel i.t everywhere blowing with the wind of change. -Scorpions

Everything that is essential. And nothing that is not.

Courage is resistance to fear, mastery of fearnot abscence of fear.

-Mark Twain

Let us be thankful for the fools, but for them the rest of us would not succeed.

-Mark Twain

I would like to thank: 93' ; Mark, "E", Kevin, Bartlett, Nelson, Ted, Big Dug, George, Brandon, England, Rick, Ele, and Hoger 94' ; Lauren, Laurencita, Cela, Rhino, Matt, and Tom Special thanks to the "Fam"

Tire Buddies and Dynamite live Forever!

Adidas

Noah Christien Mossman

Thanks to: Don, Eggs/Jones, George, Hwanger, Al, Mike S., Mike L., Nish, Rico, Posse, both Swisses, Dr. Swiss, Larry, Brecken, Leigh, and all other students, faculty, and staff at Poly who have enriched my life; keep in touch.

We hold these truths to be selfevident: That all men are created equal; that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights; that among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness -The Declaration of Independence

To my parents and Hunter:

I could not ask for a more wonderful family. Your love and support for the past 17 years has been invaluable. I would not be where I am today without you. I love you all so much.

Swiss, Frenchy, The Bear, Pancakes on the Roof, Cajun Man, Mo' biscuits, Pepe, Senji, etc. will live on forever!

To Matt and all the Vokkmanns : You have been like a second family to me. Thanks for everything.

You can't change the world

But you can change the facts

And when you change the facts

You change points of view

If you change points of view

You may change a vote

And when you change a vote

You may change the world -Depeche Mode

It doesn't matter If this all shatters

Nothing lasts forever

But I'm praying

That we're staying together -Depeche Mode

Paul Henderson Hagenmayer

Why do people want me to have What I don't want to accept?

"Trust me. You'll wish you had it later." "You'll thank me for this down the road." Yea. Way down the road, maybe. Who says that we have to twist The road today

So that we like it's shape tomorrow? Why don't yo trust meWhen I want to see a different shape, Then I'll twist the road.

-Conflicts in Construction

Follow your dreams Or save your regrets -Anonymous

Sarah Cottingham Kuehn

To Mff_ fami; t»td lr1'Ulds.· Tha.nk fj6U f6r A,// of fhe Ic 4lld 3U.f port- !f 4U h•Ye 3iv.en., lfte,. I love- !f 111< all ...

Michael Albert Song

I feel wonderful because I see the love light in your eyes. And the wonder of it all is that you just don't realize how much I love you.

-Eric Clapton. wonderful Tonight

Be strong and of good courage, be not afraid. neither be thou dismayed; for the Lord thy God is with thee whithersoever thou goest. -Joshua l :9

You must love all that God has created. both his entire world and each single tiny sand grain of it. Love each tiny leaf. each beam of sunshine. You must love the animals. love every plant. If you lov e all things, you will also attain the divine mystery that is in all things. For then your ability to perceive the truth will grow every day. and your mind will open itself to an all-embracing love.

-Fyodor oostoyevsky

In your eyes the light the heat 1 am complete ... Tr1e resolution of all tr1e fruitless searches.

-Peter Gabriel

While there is time Let's go out and feel everything If you hold me I will let you into my dreams

For time is a river rolling into nowhere we must live while we can And we'll drink our cup of laughter

-Steve Winwood

To George, Al and Nish:

You guys are my best buds in the world. W e' ve had so many fun times. It'll be hard to say "goodbye." I wish you the best in what lies ahead. You truly deserve it.

To the Class of '93:

"I wish you all the love in the world, but most of all I wish it from myself"

To SCY:

You've given me so many great memories

Thanks for all your support.

To Mom, Dad and Ange la:

I rea lize that I don't take the time to stop and appreciate all that you've given me.

Th a nk you for all your love

To my P.A. friends:

You taught me about life. I miss you all and hope life treats you well.

Special thanks to:

/\.S ., Y.O., R.V., B.Y., A.K., L.S., K.B. and everyone else who has been there for m e.

CLAPTON IS GOD.

S. Arthur Krause

Will I dig the same things that turned me on as a kid? Will I look back and say that I wish I hadn't done what I did? When I grow up to be a man

-The Beach Boys

Once in your life own a convertible.

Remember no one makes it alone. Have a grateful heart and be quick to acknowledge those who help you. Do more than is expected.

Laugh a lot. A good sense of humor cures almost all of life's ills.

Don't accept "good enough" as good enough.

If in a fight, hit first, and hit hard.

PROFESSOR POWELL

Be strong and courageous; do not be frightened or dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go.

-Joshua I :9

Oh sheesh. -Michael Lee

You .don't understand basic mathematical principles. Arthur, Get on the Ball! -Mr. Sisley

Thank you for shopping at Woolworths

Melissa VirdenJones

"The truest art I would strive for in any work would be to give the page the same qualities as earth: weather would land on it harshly, light would elucidate the most difficult truths; wind would sweep away obtuse padding."

Gretel Ehrlich

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Gone for ever days past Only the times wished could last Feelings Friends The way it wasGone for ever Onto the future ... -MJ '87

Work is what you do for others. liebchen art is what you do for yourself.

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Each friend represents a world in us, a world possibly not born until they arrive, and it is only by this meeting that a new world is born.

-Anais Nin

Now eat of the meat of the fruit, so sweet, all of it, to the heart.

-Li-Young Lee

Death without misery would be life without love.

- I love you, Geto B

To all the friends along the way, Thanks and I love you lots.

Richard Xavier Corral ----

Mom, Dad, Bryan and Katie. I love you guys more than words could ever say. Thank you for putting up with me.

To all my friends (You know who you are): Hold on to the thread, the currents will shift. Guide me towards you. Know something's left and we're all allowed to dream of the next time we touch You don't have to stray, the oceans away. Waves roll in my thoughts, hold tight the ring the sea will rise please stand by the I will be there once more- (Pearl Jam)

Call upon me in the day of " · trouble: I will

Ben & Za- The experiences we've had and the moments we have shared are some of the best memories of my life. I will never forget you.

El suefio de uno solo es Ia ilusion, Ia apariencia; el suefio de dos es ya Ia verdad, Ia realidad. ;. Que es el mundo real sino el suefio que sofiamos todos, el suefio comun? -Miguel de Unamuno

To surge and refine, to rage and define ourselves ...

Time is now and it's running out.

-Fugazi ·

Sleep is a coma, a death-like state, which people pull willingly over themselves like a blanket, and Is to us a reprehensible condition which must be obliterated. Pajamas, once clownish and babylonian, now present themselves as a bold new uniform for the army fighting against the nauseous prospect of the ethical workday, and also as a salute to madness and possibility. -The Nation of Ulysses

HOORAY! Hare shoes, liquid suits and octopi! -Dan El sueno de la razon produce monstruos. -Francisco de Goya

Suppose we have only dreamed, or made up, all those things-- trees, and grass and sun and moon and stars and Asian himself Then all I can say is that, In that case, the made-up seem a good deal more Important than the real ones. -c. s. Lewis, The Silver Chair

And then, a bird of like rarest spun heavenmetal, or like silvery wine flowing in a spaceship, gravity all nonsense now, came the violin solo above all the other strings... -Anthony Burgess, A Clockwork Orange

Beneath our civilized glazing, we are all deviants, all alone, and all peculiar. -Robyn Hitchcock, "Manifesto"

There is a Zen teaching which says, "If something is boring after 2 minutes, try it for 4 minutes. If it Is still boring, try it for 8 minutes, 16, 32 and so on. Eventually, you will see it is not boring at all; in fact, it is quite Interesting."

The more you find, the more you can hold, new ideas will accept the old, no taboos and in the end, your shelves will hold your personal blend. -The Victim's Family

"In this box are all the words I know," he said. "Most of them you will never need, some you will use constantly, but with them you may ask all the questions which have never been answered and answer all the questions which have never been asked .... With them there is no obstacle you cannot overcome. All you must learn to do is use them well and in the right places." -The Phantom Tollbooth

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Eric John Nelson

Show me a player who doesn't talk trash and I'll show you a good player

-Art Shell

Ninety percent of the game is half mental

-Yogi Berra

There's a difference between playing injured and playing hurt.

-John Madden

What dreams are made of -Van Halen

To all my friends that I'Ve ever had ... good luck and I'll always remember you.

Edward Brinton Smith V

Just once or twice is good for your soul.

- Oingo Boingo

Well we know where we're goin' But we don't know where we've been

And we know what we're knowin' But we can't say what we've seen And we're not little children And we know what we want And the future is certain Give us time to work it out. -Talking Heads

Maybe nothing lasts forever Not the mountains or the sea But the times we had together They will always be with me.

- The Samples

I'm no shibunki. I can't afford it! -Anonymous

Tham: to N.T., T.W., M.L., K.K., S.K.,K.W., L.N , and L.C. for being such great friends for the past 14 years. Thanx:x to A.N., A.W., B.T., RC., N.M., S.M., A.L., B.T., L.C.-B., A.B., D.H., KR., and all the other lovely ladies, for all the the great times that we have had.

Thamxx to Mom, Dad, and Taylor, for being there for me in all of my good and bad times.

Kimberley Louise Rakow

To my familyYou mean more to me than I can ever say.

To all of my friends-

When you come to the end of a perfect day, And you sit alone with your thought, While the chimes ring out with a carol gay For the joy that the day has brought, Do you think what the end of a perfect day can mean to a tired heart, When the sun goes down with a flaming ray, And the dear friends have to part?

Well, this is the end of a perfect day, The end of a journey, too; But it leaves a thought that is big and strong, With a wish that is kind and true, For mem'ry has painted this perfect day With colors that never fade, And we find at the end of a perfect day The soul of a friend we've made.

-Carrie Jacobs Bond

Thank you for everything, I love you all, KIM

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-Anonymous

Victoria Lynn Elizabeth Fernandez

Mom and Dad:

Thanks for all the sacrifices, I love you very much.

May you find what you want in life,

May all of your dreams bloom like daisies in the sun.

May you always have stars in your eyes.

And may you not stop running, not until your race is won.

May you always have blue skies.

-Girl Scout Song

-Danielle Steel

Know it when you see it, and have the good luck to get it - and keep it. We must live while we can and we'll drink our cup of laughter.

-Steve Winwood

"I've spent my life travelin' I've spent my life free But I could not repay all you've done for me."

-Tom Petty

Leave the beaten track ... and dive into the woods.

-Alexander Graham Bell '

To my family: Thank You! I lov e you!

To my friends: we go together like rama lama lama gadingy ga ding da dong .. . -Grease

When you p -art from your friends. you grieve not; For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence. as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. -Kahlil Gibran

You have brains in your head You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose You're on your own. And you know what you know. And YOU are the guy who'll decide where to go . /f. -Dr Seuss

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It's ti perfect dtiy for kiss tind swell for rip-zipping button-popping kiss tind well... there's lotids of other stuff thtit ctin make you yell let's get htippy . -The cure.

You are the sunlight in my growing.

-Led zepplin

Laura Ford Cairns

This is the time to remember. 'cause it will hot last forever. These are the days to hold onto, 'cause we won't although we wan ,, to. This is the time. but time is gonna change .

-Billy Joel

I don't want to lose this feeling.

Mom. Dad. and Johnny: I have you to thank for all the support and happiness you : have given me. I can't " thank you enough. I love you.

Through all the happiness and sorrow. I guess I'd do it all again. Live for today and not tomorrow. it's still the road that never ends.

-Ozzy Osbourne

Special thanks to L.N., T.S., B.T., M.F., A.B., L.C-B .. H.C., D.H., E.J., K.K S.K M.L K.R, T.J., B.T K W .. B.Z., and everyone who has helped m e make it trwough the last 14 years. I love you guys!

-Eric Clapton

Let's go crash that party down In Normaltown tonight

Then we'll go skinny-dippin' In the moonlight

We're wild girls walkin' down the street Wild girls & boys going out for a big time

-E-S2-J

There is a star in the sky Guiding my way with its light And in the glow of the moon Know my deliverance will come soon

This is my world, & I am world leader pretend This is my life, & This is my time I've been given the freedom to do ,as I see fit.

If I had my time again I would do it all the same & not change a single thing Even when I was the blind & of all my friends

Who've been the best to me Soon will be the day

When I will pay you handsomely

As the day hits the night W We will sit by candlelight t (Lu,;. We will laugh

We will sing

success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best that you

Douglas William White

Ye s, th e r e are two path s y ou can go down, but in the long run, th e r e 1s still tim e to cJmng e the road you 1r e on

-L e d zeppelin

Tire buddies forever!

Years gone by, I'd say we've kicked some ass.

-Motley Crue

I don't feel tardy -van Halen are capable of becoming.

-John Wooden

tru e Friend is the best possession. -B Franklin

The pursuit of truth and beaury is ... and that's news to me. a sphere in which we are allowed -Kevin Nealon, SNL to remain children all our lives .

-A Einstein

Biscuits are a way of life.

You want a lick psyche!

-Eddie Murphy

Don't Just Dolt, Do It Better! -Ascics

So what's next!?

Welcome to where time stands still no one leaves and no one will whisper things into my brain assuring me that I'm insane.

-Meta Iii ca

To all the boyz: I'll never forget you and what we accomplished (?). Always remember to live the way you want, never work too hard, eat biscuits, and that I love you guys.

-"Lank"

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Psycho twins forever!!

Let the games begin. - prince

To my friends and f amity: You have always been there for me- I thank you all. I'll remember the times we've had forever. I'll miss you.

A friend is a present you give yourself. -fortune cookie

Never stop dreaming ...

Eleanor Nancy Johnson

It was her way: to embark on some remote subject that nevertheless related in some manner to whatever was going on in the foreground. It seemed that her thoughts did drift.

-Piers Anthony

These beautiful days .. .do not exist as mere piaures-maps hung upon the walls of memory to brighten at times when touched by association or will They saturate themselves into every pan of the body and live always.

-John Muir

Following our instinct not a trend Go against the grain until the end.

-Meta Iii ca

Look at us! We're huge!

-The Barbarian Brothers

To the class of '930n and on you will hike. And I know you'll hike far and face up to your problems whatever they are.

-Dr. Seuss

Right now youth is king.

-van Halen

Those people who tell you not to take chances They are all missing on what life about You only live once so take hold of chance Don't end up like others the same song and dance.

-Metallica

Jonathan Dale Kidder

And then he thought that being with Christopher Robin was a very good thing to do, and having Piglet near was a very friendly thing to have; and so, when he had thought it all out, he said, "What I like best in the whole world is Me and Piglet going to see You, and You saying 'What about a little something?' and Me saying, 'Well, I shouldn't mind a little something, should you, Piglet,' and it being a hummy sort of day outside, and birds singing."

They call it paradise I don't know why

You call someplace paradise Kiss it goodbye.

And everyday you gaze upon the sunset with such light, intensity. It's almost as if, if you could only crack the code, -The Last Resort

You know, I used to love reading Hemingway because he wrote so well. But now that I 'm here I can't understand how anybody would willingly go to a war.

-Benjamin Franklin "Hawkeye" Pierce

I was just thinking that of all the trails in this life, there is one that matters most. It is the trail of the true human being. I think that you are on this trail, and it is good to see.

you'd finally understand There was a crash, and a tearing noise, what this all means. But and a confused heap of everybody on the if you could, do you think g:ound: Christopher Robin Pooh and you would trade it all Piglet up first, and then they picked Tigger up, and underneath

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Are you teaching Quality this semester?

Perhaps this final act was meant To clinch a lifetime's argument That nothing comes from violence And nothing ever could.

-Sting

And what is good, Phaedrus, And what is not good, · said T.E. Lawrence picking up Need we ask anyone to tell us his fork. these things.

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I must go and speak to those who would listen.

-D.W.W.

To my friends:

I am Wind In His Hair!

Do you see that I am not afraid of you?

Do you see?

I am Wind In His Hair! po you see that I am your friend? can you see that I will always be your friend?

above: Jenny Trayner, Ashley Westfall, Hilary McQuilken, Suzanne Jones

right: We have dirtied ourselves, we must wash Kirstin Aschbacher, and Mark Furuya,

on their class trip to the Green River.

Melinda Woolard, Hereen Oh, Margee Magee, Arpi Miller

Fly chicks on hot bricks

above: Marcus DeBose, Dave Raichlen, Arthur Palmer, Grant Cutler

being chased down the Green River

"We are leaders or the new school, and H anyone messes with us, they will get the butt woopin' they deserve."

-Brent and company

Robyn

Jim Baum, Adam Read.head, Liam Ferris, Mark Furuya

Alex

What is the biggest issue facing the world today?

"I'm trying to think of something funny that involves Steve's mom." -David Fauvre

below: Tabitha Yu, Jeralyn Reese, Sara Tolaney, Jessica Martinez

above: Cole flips out at the Green River.

right: David Park, Char-Loon Tang, Michael Saeger, Ananda Gupta

Aranovich, Jesse Thyne, Gene Lee, Shawn Edwards

above: Lauren Arnault, Rosie McGuaghy, Amber Tyson.

"We are pretty diverse, independent , almost rebellious even."

- Ashley Borders

lel't: Sharon Hwang, Alyson Wycoff, Judy Tu Jennifer Giampaolo, Beth Freeburg.

"I didn't .know any or them berore sex class, but now 1 realize that we share the same favorite flavors of Starburst."

-Keri Houlihan (senior)

below: Naseem Matthews, Minnie Ingersoll, Blanca Fromm, Lisa Perry.

Tim Madda, Paul McCullough, Jason Riffle, Kenny Lao.

Matt Lowe, Jeremy Riffle, Ryan Myers, Tom Lowe.

Jenny Cohen, Tiffany Churukian, Heather Tindall, Maricela Oceguera.

What is the Biggest issue facing the world today?

"Lack or appreciation or other human beings"

- Arpi Miller

right: Damien Scott, David Fauvre, Robert Wei

Cameron Murphy, Stephen Liset.

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above: Robyn Huff, Julia Bryson, Courtney Kanegae, Lindsay Robbins.

(freshman),

left: Amari Yee-Mikami, Anna Christy, ' Robynn Jackson, Ashley Borders, Kirsten Aschbacher.

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· Beven, Dave Benson

The car, a cross country runner's best friend.

I am Grant, hear me roarl

A \ Margaret Magee, Brent Horstman, Judy Tu, Geno Fernandez, Tia Roosendahl.

above: Cindy Hwang, Marie Hsu, Alicia Kahn, Kristin Pugh.

right: Brent Hortsman, Elliott Hollingsworth, Victor Oviedo, Bob Duffy.

Raise your hand if you're sure!

FromLtoB: David Rhee, Arthur Lee, ,· Jason Tan, Bryant Park

Hunter Arnold, what a name, what a guy.

Keri: I love the ocean; you can pee 8e no one knows. Blake 8e Kelley: Does it feel a lot warmer all of a sudden?

Male bonding, that 1 s what life is all about.

The Good, The Bad, and Leigh Winter. Say Cheese!

Michael Ho, Eric Newman, Jonathan Shlens, Winston Su.

.From L to B: Blake Scheffey, Marisa Bell, Jordan Davids, Kara Feely, Sonia Govea.

The Sophomores forge ahead into a world of sand and cacti on their class trip.

Who says underclassmen are innocent? USC song-girl material?/"'.:; Aliya Haque, Kelly Rakow, Valerie Slocum, Laura Nelson

"We are dlv1ded sp1rltually."

-Jill Andrews

left: Tony Newman, Christian Heger, Tenere Williams, William White

below: Lindsay Zobrist, Gia Chemsian, Karen Ellis, Summer Kaufman

above: Jennifer Smith, Michele Pomerance, Bianca Ling, Meridith Quinn

right: Greg Smith, Elliot Gerstner, Geordy • Strong, David Abdo r

"We are a tasteful melange of pine and potpurr1. " -Shahin Chandrasom.a

Bight: Kara Feely finds something crunchy in her applesauce and tries to discreetly expel it back onto her plate.

FarBight: "So whatta you say, Julie? You and me, grooving all night long to the sounds of my color computer ... 11

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Above Bight: Eric Newman sits on a pointed rock

Jonathan Brier, Eric Gaskell, Javier Mora, Alex Kim.

(Back row): Larry Perkins, Shahin Chandrasoma. (Front row): David Newhall, Scott Reeder.

top left: Sophomores Gig Heger and Lindsay Zobrist demonstrate how early experimentation can lead to frustration ...

top right: Chris Wells, Michael Scott, Bryan Taylor

above left: Jim Dillavou, Greg Dietrick, David Cann, Eric Potts, with Frank Valenzuela

above: Carol Lacey, Suan Lue, Edith Wu, Susan Kim

left: Moira Ross, Bracken Armstrong, Leigh Winter, Julie · Fromm, Kira Cochran-Bond

"It's appropriate that you 're character1zblt us as cartoon characters••• " -Eric Gaskell

BJ.tht: Janice Yeung, Pia

Luedtke, Casey RevkinMauger, Catherine Blue. Below: It's hard being the sister of a pear.

Sophomore boys, naked from the waist down, pose behind a wall

Robert Durff. Alonzo: The Sequel.

Middle: Alex Gross, Swapnil Shah, Greg Starbird, David Richardson. Bottom: Joanne Lin, Pamela Tsai, Misasha Suzuki, Sophia Koo.

above: Ryan Jackson, Dinari Lee, Phillip Jacques, Hunter Arnold ·

lert: Latest student of Mr. Miagi: Ericson. below: Lindsay Feldmeth, Robert Durff, Tinh Rios, Jillian Andrews

above right: The bonds of friendship grow stronger on the class trip. above: ahhhhhh ..... Cool camraderie in Bahia de Los Angeles

Above: Erin Larson, Amber Gravely, Melia Patria, Melinda Wood

Below: Brian Chuck, Jack Wagener, Chris Lee, Brian Schaub

Just one form of senior torture.

1 Hi. I'm Jack. I'm a frosh.

Come on, Voguel

Dr. Sheinkopf strikes again.

Above: Kevin Fong, Nick ·Bee, Sharath Reddy, Renny Hwang

Below: Sarah Bartlett, Shireen Matthews, Lindsay Yure, Kelly Beckham

top right: Lauren

middle right: Anubha Sarohia, Robert Wei, Emily Judson,

right: And he can leap tall buildings in a single bound. NOT I

below: So what if I like to put the sticker from my banana on my face?

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Mark, Mark, Mark of the jungle, strong as he can be. Watch out for that treel

above: Simone

Karp, Chiemi Suzuki, Libby Fauvre, Allison Barnum

Kartik Hansen

Austin, Stacey Holt, Marian Lee, Diana Kim

right: Amazed spectators watch as Chiemi Suzuki scales the log ladder.

below: Claire Dillavou, Katy Polsby, Lindsey Sasaki, Emily Seymour

above: Edison Hwang, Andrew Ewig, Nathan Copelan, Antonio Aguilar

Brett Freeburg

your biggest fear about entering high school?

Going in.to the wrong class

-Nathan Copelan at the wrong time

Getting pegged by seniors -Lindsay Yure

-Marian Lee

Miss Shelbourne

Getting lost -Melia Patria

-Demetria Malloy

above: Frosh girls laboriously prepare a meal on their class trip. far right: Deep Frosh discuss the meaning of life.

above: Annie Gifford, Tiffany Chang, Lyn di Wu, Amanda Perrigue

left: Wait for me, guysl

below: Brian Nickerson, Graham Smith, Mike Merrill, Scott Steuber

right: Oh .you dirty man, put that thing away!

above: Frosh bond on the class trip

left: Brad Mak, Karl von Tiehl, Josh Callahan, Bo Borders

below: Jaclyn Lenz, Becky Gill, Katie Mackenzie, Allison Burkholder

above: Adam Stone, Brendan Murphy, Mike Gradillas, Robby Hunter

middle top: Why does this always happen to me?

middle botom: Marisa Echeverria, Marli Castillo, Anna Andresian, Demetria Malloy

lel't: Sy1vie Scoville, Jennifer Lanski, Christine Martinez right: Robby Hunter, Dedrick Kon, Drew Gantner, Andrew Schwartz

below: Patrick Dougall, Charlie Meier, Dan Mauer, Ethan McComb

right: Finally, water! Cool, clear water

middle right: What are you thinking? The hegemonic dynamics of misogyny are so clearly demonstrated in this ditto.

Sarah Bartlett, Amanda Perrigue, and Diana Kim in a moment of camraderie during their class trip.

An adventurous frosh takes on the danger of the "Ropes Course", a new addition to the Sierra Trip.

above: Susan Farbstein, Saira Mohamed, Tamara Venit, Caitlin Wheeler

left: You need that photo by when?

missbJa: Robby Wycoff, Philip Schneider, Ashley Tindall, Mike Woodsome

The Annual ASB "Back-to-School" dance proved to be a success once again. Senior DJ's

kept the music pumping as students danced away the stress of the first few days of school. Stage diving, hip-hop and disco filled the night. This was the first event of the new year, bringing the classes together and helping everyone get back into the swing of things.

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Far Left: Chinue Wells and Doug White boogie-down to the pulsing groove, put out DJ's Lisi Cochran-Bond and Tim De Kegel (see bottom picture).

Middle Left: Ankarino Lara dives in to a swarm of reachin! hands, to the delight of David Fauvre.

Below: Laura Cairns explore: the dynamics of between-theleg dancing with Ted Smith.

Far Left Below: Frosh Katy Polsby and Lauren Karp just can't seem to get enough of Noel's navel.

sCowgirls Lauren Nicholas, Devon Hollingsworth, and Alyson Wycoff show us how to have fun Old West style with cap guns and Western duds

Personifying the spirit of the Wild, Wild West, Aly Wycoff and Ted Smith get down doing the ''Virginia Reel"

White Anglo-Saxons Cole Beven and Mary lbosh exploit the stereotypes of Native Americans

right: After a midnight showdown, junior Alex Aranovich takes hold of his gun-belt and gloats over his latest victim

Catherine Blue waits patiently for her date to get off the John

above left: The Wild, Wild West Banker

above: Freshmen Adam Stone and Philip Schneider discuss the ins and outs of their first high school dance.

left: Anna Christy... off to solicit

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Shawn Edwards throws a black hat in the game

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Stephen: "You're kidding right? You want me to do WHAT?!!" Cameron: "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful." Damien: "You're going to let them give you that attitude? And that belt ·ust won't do."

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The latest musical Mysterv of Marion's Arms. Where are they?

National Enquirer: Jaclyn Lenz is really Michael Jackson. Margee: "Hey baby, what's your sign?" '11iis year, the (j S.L. dOnatuf the funds raisedfrom tftis annualsfiow to 5Ul.5ai.nts 51/"JJS Center.

G.S.L. Officers (L to ll): Lindsay Robbins (ConcessionStand); Lauren Nicholas (Ways and Means); Devon Hollingsworth (Secretary-Treasurer); Kim Wycoff & Katrina Kuehn (Co-Presidents), Melissa Jones (Vice President); Aly Wycoff (Concession Stand).

Margee: "If I were to trip and fall on my face, I would first of all embarass myself, probably break my neck, enrage the G.S.L. officers, and get these clothes covered in blood and have to actually pay for them •

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(far left): Adam Readhead plays the blues.

(left): George Kenyon entertains the audience with a stunning back flip.

(above): Mark Lippincott gives a believable

(above): Peter winfield pleas ·pussycat• Maggie impression of our beloved security guard, 'Big Fulford to leave him in peace. Dave·.

(far above): Ted "Mrs. Hillinck" Smith prepares to give birth to Mark Lippincott and a variety of other objects.

(far above right): "Morning Meeting" gets underway as 'George Kenyon cries remembering girlfriend Jamie Hahn.

(above): Junior David Fauvre and the Task Force· make a plea to 'Heal the World' (above right): Rick Corral and Ben Taylor read us a passage of quality literature. (right): Freshman Adam Stone is pied over and over ... and over again. c 13211.

(far above Jeff): Ankarino Lara brings back memories of everybody's favorite assembly, Zoot. (far above centen: The 1 Task Force· cavorts with their beautiful babe. (far above right): Devon 1 Kristin Capalbo· Hollingsworth implores us to help out with the yearbook, as Ben 1 Geno Fernandez· Taylor looks on. (centen: Nick Techentin and the other Emcees kick off Moulin Rouge 1993. (above Jeff): Calvin Hwang plays the piano with feeling. (above right): Doug Smith is ready for anything as he plays the drums. (right): Ted Smith and Noel Morrison portray the antics of our fearless Eco leaders Ben Taylor and Jon Kidder.

Assemblies and

Assemblies and morning meetings at Poly provide a platform for the students' ideas. These times are set aside for the Poly community to come together and hear about other people's interests and activities. Morning meeting serves as a school bulletin in which we are exposed to a plethora of events that take place both on and off campus daily. Each Monday morning after the usual announcements, the mic is turned over to anyone who wishes to share a story, sing a song or present their point of view. "Monday Moments" set the mood for the week, providing a kind of intimacy for the students.

Morning Meetings

Assemblies include studentrun productions, your favorite and mine, Zoot, the Yale Exit Players and a variety of serious speakers as well. One of the greatest displays of all-school unity was seen on Cultural Awareness Day, an event organized by Mrs. Lou Fox. On this day, academics were put aside in order to focus on an issue that is just as important. Each person was able to retain individual identity while acknowledging the ties to his/her heritage. Through these times that the students are all together, we gain a greater understanding of each other as well as the world around us.

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Above: The Kim sisters perfom1 a Korean "peek-aboo" dance as a demonstration of their heritage .

Top: Frosh experience the flavors of Mexico.

Right: German cuisine anyone?

Bottom middle: Joanne Lin and Janice Yeung perform a traditional Chinese dance.

1Below: A group of French students sing a I French song about the colonization of Africa .

Above right: Misasha Suzuki dons traditional Japanese attire.

Student Leaders

Associated Student Body: (Front Row) Community Outreach Representative Becky Yang, President George Kenyon (Back Row) Secretary/ Treasurer Yuko Ogata, Vice-President Doug White, Chief justice Lisl Cochran-Bond.

Accomplishments: This hardworking group of officers revised the Student Handbook, ran morning meetings and assemblies, acted as a liason between the students and the administration, and the biggest challenge, according to President George Kenyon, was setting the budget and distributing the money to the various clubs and organizations in the school.

Girl's Service League: (Front Row) Concession Stand Supervisors Lindsay Robbins and Alyson Wycoff (Middle Row) Vice-President Melissa Jones, Secretary/ Treasurer Devon Hollingsworth, Ways and Means Lauren Nicholas (Back Row) Co-Presidents Kim Wycoff and Katrina Kuehn.

Accomplishments: Through numerous bake sales, a good old-fashioned ho-down, and a sophisticated display of fashion, the GSL raised a substansial sum of money to donate to All Saints AIDS Project.

Senior Class Officers: President Ankarino Lara, Secretary/ Treasurer Trey Walker, Co-Vice-President Kim Rakow, Community Outreach Representative Due 13runzell, Co-Vice-President Noel Morrison.

Accomplishments: These representatives possessed innovastive thought and a desire for "passive fundraising," as Co-Vice-President Noel Morrison, put it. They ran the coke machine and brought an arcade game on campus (making "Mo' fighting" the cry of freshmen and seniors alike,) all in the name of money for grad night and the senior gift.

Junior Class Officers: Community Outreach

Representative Ashley Borders, Vice-President Minnie Ingersoll , President Geno Fernandez, Secretary/ Treasurer Naseem Matthews.

Accomplishments: The Prom is the culmination of fundraising efforts from the first three years of high school The juniors turned up their efforts with a wrapping paper sale, a middle school dance, and a night at Green Street, in order to provide the juniors and the Seniors with a night of fun and memories.

Freshmen Class Officers: (Front Row) President Katy Polsby, Community Outreach Representative Lindsay Yure, SecretaryI Treasurer Shara th Reddy (Back Row) Vice-President josh Callahan.

Accomplishments: These freshmen representatives got the class started on the right foot. They sponsored pizza sales, contributed to the jolly Poly tennis tournament, and organized class events, such as a trip to a Laker game, to help keep class unity in the new and sometimes intimidating confines of the upper school.

Sophomore Class Officers: Co-Community Outreach Representatives Joanne Lin and Misasha Suzuki, Co-Vice-Presidents Edith Wu and Bianca Ling, Co-Presidents Eric Newman and David Rhee, Co-Secretary/ Treasurers Jordan Davids and Mike Ho (Back Row) Advisor Mr. Stork.

Accomplishments: Under the guidance of their officers, the sophomores kept up their strong fundraising efforts, changed the "Fresh letter" to the "'95 Notebook" and again, provided the opportunity for a second class trip.

Right: Hillsides tutors prepare for the annual Christmas party.

Far Right: Sophomore Susan Kim decorates a stocking for a Hillsides' child.

Above: Senior Leondra Kruger helps a deaf student at Willard with his cello technique.

Right: Frosh Katie Mackenzie volunteers her time helping two students with their homework.

Middle Right: Susan Kim, Lindsey Sasaki, and Lauren Karp bring food for Pasadena's annual "Thanksgiving in the Park".

Opposite Top: Marli Castillo helps a student with violin technique.

Poly's Community Outreach program functions at a variety of levels, from the super-active volunteers to those who simply fulfill their requirments. Whatever the case, each Poly student dedicates 38 hours of their time to service in the community, discovering the satisfaction of selfless dedication. The faculty, as well as class and ASB Community Outreach representatives provide students with nearly endless options and opportunities. Sometime before the be ginning of the senior year, students must commit thirty hours of their time to one project. More often than not, this experience leads to a dedication to the project that carries

SER.VICE

over into the student's senior year, a year which has no set requirement. Some areas of focus include tutoring at nearby public schools, acting as a big brother/sister to children who have been removed from their families, writing letters for Amnesty International, working with Sierra Club and other such environmental groups, as well as involvement with rape and AIDS hotlines, other AIDS help projects, Union Station, and local hospitals. Giving back to a community that has given so much to us is a very important concept that we can carry with us for the rest of our lives. Cp

Organizations

Ecology Club:

Presidents- Leandra Kruger and Ben Taylor

One of the more active groups on campus, the ecology club has weekly meetings in which they urge the students to become active members in the movement to save the environment. River clean-ups, letters to elected officials and tree planting are only some of the activities-in which they have been involved . One issue that the group publicized in an assembly was the saving of the Ancient Forests of the Pacific Northwest. The students became involved by writing letters to Clinton.

Speech and Debate:

President- Arthur Krause Forensics Coach- Kelly Hughes

After a successful sumraer in which Arthur Krause captured the distinction of National Impromtu Champion, the team has continued to excel in their respective competitions. Every morning meeting is filled with news of the most recent accomplishments of this talented group. These individuals spend numerous hours after school and on weekends preparing for and participating in tournaments from here to North Dakota.

Above: Leaping into the hands of God, or at least a small gathering of his followers.

Poly Christian Fellowship: Presidents- Ricardo Verboomen, Allison Sillman, Mike Ho, and Becky Yang

Poly Christian Fellowship found time to meet every Friday to kick back and have fun in fellowship with each other and with God The highlight of the year was a retreat to the mountains during semester break,at which members strengthened their faith in God.

Amnesty International: Presidents-Amori Yee-Mikami and Jon Kidder

Amnesty International is a group of individuals who are dedicated to freedom and human rights around the worl They express their views through letter drives in which they call for the release of prisoners of conscience. In an assembly a guest speaker spoke of the atrocities which occur daily worldwide, atrocities they fight to end.

Above: And they call themselves Christians!

Above Left: Ben Taylor, co-president of the Eco Club, citizen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, and hon< ary member of the Flying Circus feels the pain of the Amazon Rain Forests, not to mention the fore of the Pacific Northwest.

Publications

The Paw Print

Editor-In-Chief: Leondra Kruger

Opinion Editor: Amori Yee-Mikami

News Editor: Cindy Hwang

Co-Sports Editors: Haydon Brandow and Tim Madda

Feature Editor: Bryant Park

Production Manager: Alicia Kahn

Page Editor: Mike Ho

Business Editor: Catherine Rongey

Art Editor: Shahin Chandrasoma

Copy Editor: Janice Yeug

Faculty Advisor: Mark McKee

Near Right:

Co-SportsEditors Tim Madda and Haydon

Brandow.

Middle: Head Honcho, Leandra

Kruger. Far Right: Mike Ho looks up from editing.

Oakleaves

Co-Editors-in-Chief: Kristin Capalbo and Brandon Panaligan

Business Editor: Meredith Quinn

Co- Layout Editors: Alex Aranovich and Katherine Saeger

Co-Photography Editors: Dhurga

Jeyaranjan and Casey Revkin-Mauger

Co-Copy Editors: Alison Brody and Kim Rakow

Senior Page Editor: Yuko Ogata

Art Editor: Due Brunzell

Faculty Advisor: Jim Barry

"Storybook" is a year-old annual publication, describing the various community service activities of the student body. It is a compilation of experiences put together in order to expose others to the options of outreach.

The title "Storybook :i is telling because it introduces the fact that each student has a "story" to tell about the time they have given to others. It connotes the feel that the contents do not consist merely of facts, but of feelings.

Polygrabh

, High Priestesses: Leslie Kleinberg

1 and Keri Houlihan

Artman: Alex Aranovieh

1 Ducatmeister: Ari Wiseman

Publicity Stuntmaster: Jill Andrews

Pillar of Soul: Peter Selkin

Isthmus of Faith: Noah Mossman

Beacon of Chastity: Grant Cutler

Faculty Advisor: Jody Stefansson

Due is hit with a new and innovative idea for storybook, while the others look dumbfounded

Storybook

Co-Editors- In-Chief: Ashley Borders and Becky Yang

Cover Design: Due Brunzell

Layout Editor: Mike Ho

Faculty Advisor: Lou Fox

Clubs

Geno: Aren't you sick of backing losers? (Laughs. Rolls eyes.) When will they ever learn?

The Young Democrat's Club was a seasonal group that became most involved during election time. Meetings ranged from the viewing of the Saturday Night Live episode that had a segment on the election to planning parties to celebrate the election of Democratic candidate Bill Clinton. Profits made from a bake sale put on by the club toward beverage; and snacks at the clubs' post election party and Inaugural Day party. The club brought the issue o politics to the whole school by putting on an assembly in which California representatives, who were running for state and national positions, spok about their views on issues that were raised by the students.

Blossoming Democrats celebrate their most recent victory.

Young Democrats' Club: Presidents- Lindsey Feldmeth and Catherine Blue

Peer Counseling: Instructor- Dr. Bakaly

The Women's Issues Club focused the majority of their time throughout the year discussing pressing topics that face women in today's world. Meetings, that took place primarily at lunch, were spent talking about rape and abortion and what can be done about them. The event that stood out the most and involved a great deal of planning was the presentation of a guest speaker that addressed the issues of sexual harassment and how to prevent it. The money made by the club was primarily used for this guest speaker, however it was decided that any extra proceeds would go towards a shelter for battered women.

Peer Counseling is a club that pro-

1 vides students with beginning instruction, from a trained psychologist, on how to better deal with people and to help them to answer their own problems. The group meets once a week and through various activities and discussions learns about how to counsel others. The purpose of the club is to provide a service to the student body. Students with problems or who just need someone to talk to are encouraged to meet with a peer counselor. The peer counselors also meet with fourth graders this year to help enforce class unity.

Women's Issues Club: Presidents- Cela Oceguera and Anna Christy

The Latino Club: Presidents- Rick Corral and Andrew Nagata

The Latino Club's main function of the year was a dinner/fundraiser at Poly whose purpose was to raise money for the children of a primarily Latino church in a disadvantaged neighborhood in East Los Angeles.

The Italian Club: Presidents- Jennifer Giampaolo and Ashley Westfall

The Italian Club has expressed pride in their heritage by recognizing the incredible culinary contributions made by their mother country. This took the form of an Italian lunch, as well as a night in which traditional Italian food was prepared and consumed.

The International Club: President- Noel Morrison

The International Club is an organization created to support the American Field Service (AFS). This is done by accommodating the needs of the foreign exchange students who choose to go abroad in the summer following their junior year, as well as those students from abroad who come to Poly.

The Asian Club: Presidents- Hereen Oh and Miki Kanemitsu

The Asian Club has spent a lot of time and energy in the last two years organizing and putting on what is called "A Little Taste of Asia". On the evening that this dinner takes place, students, friends and family are invited to indulge in the flavors of Asia for a small price. The money that is made at this event is donated to an Asian charity.

The Afrikan American Culture Club: Presidents- Chinue Wells and Joy Jones

The Afrikan American Culture Club has been very active this year. They treated the student body to an assembly on the subject of stereotypes, and also played an integral part in Poly's first Cultural Awareness Day. The club took an outing to see Spike Lee's motion picture, "Malcolm X", and held weekly lunch-time meetings to plan events and discuss issues concerning race, culture, and society.

The Armenian Club: Presidents- Gia Chemsian and Tiffany Churukian

The Armenian Club met throughout the year to share their Armenian- heritage while in food from Burger Continental and planning other activities. Not only did each member of the club prepare an Armenian dish for Cultural Day, but they organized for a special guest to come and teach them how to dance in an Armenian style.

(Clockwise from above)

Russian Club:

Presidents: Brandon Panaligan and Laurel White

Picture: Lisa Perry, Brandon Panaligan,Alicia Kahn, Brooke Reynolds, Casey Rev.kin -Mauger, Peter Selkin, Meredith Quinn

Go.man Club:

Presidents: Iindsay Feldnxthand Robert Durff

Picture: Mrs. Voelkel,DavidFauvre,RobertDurff, Pia Inedtke,Mr. Lindsay Feldmeth, David Benson

French Club:

President: Catherine Rongey (back row) Madame Terzi, Peter Selkin, Mike Lee, Katherine Saeger, Steven Iiset, Dinari Lee, Javier Mora, (front row) CatherineRongey,BrookeReynolds,Kara Feeley

Latin Club:

President: Mrs. Wick.hem

Picture: Chris Lee, Brian Chuck, Javier Mora, Anubha Sarohia, Scott Steuber, Diana Kim, Brian Nickerson, Katie Mackenzie, Dinari Lee, Jack Wagener, Mrs. Wick.hem, Dedrick Kon.

Left: Herr Wass as he helps himself to some of the delicious and plentiful food at the Latin Banquet.

Right: Sophomores Hunter and Shahin, along with English department head, Mrs. Grace Hamilton participate in a Latin Game Show.

Cult Film Cult

Presidents- Ankarino Lara, Noel Morrison, and Trey Walker

The Cult Film Cult carried out the tradition of showing films during arts/labs and in the evenings to help the student body relieve stress. Their main accomplishment was a trip to the wacky and wild "Rocky Horror Picture Show"

Theatre Sports

President- Brooke Reynolds

Theatre Sports is a new club this year which meets after school to play improvisational theatre games. The goal of these students is to practice and improve their skills in the field of acting.

Right: A friendly game of theatre sports turns violent when Adam tells Brecken that they have shared the same man. Any comment, Larry?

The

Art Club

President- Due Brunzell

· The Art Club had many field trips throughout the year. They began their adventures with the viewing of "Indochine". Visits to MOCA and the LA County Museum were their next two endeavors. This club was successful in getting into the community and exposing themselves to various types of art.

Far Left: Art Club members, Elizabeth Dilkes, Kara Feely, and Brooke Reynolds lose themselves in a new exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art.

Left: Art Club afficionados decide to cool off after a hot and heavy day at the museum.

The

Literary Club

President- Naomi Fink

The Literary Club, another new edition to the list of clubs at Poly, was created for the appreciation of the art of the written word. Functions included poetry readings, group writings, and lunch time discussions.

Olden

Polynice Fan Club

Presidents: David Fauvre, Victor Oviedo, Bob Duffy

The Olden Polynice Fan Club suffered a blow last summer when Olden was traded from the Los Angeles Clippers to the Detroit Pistons, but this die-hard group has remained strong in their support for Olden. When the Pistons came to town this year this club brought a large contingent to root for their man with signs and "Olden" chants.

Through the years art has served as an outlet for expressing individual and societal beliefs. In looking back on history, we merely need examine the art of the time to comprehend the atmosphere of the era. A work of art, whether it be painted, written, composed, or sculpted, is not only created for aesthetic purposes, but is an outward representation of the artist's feelings and emotions. Art is universal because everyone has something to express. Poly encourages student expression by offering a variety of arts classes and by providing an environment contlucive to individual freedom. The visual arts transcend the barriers of words and language, while performances allow the artist to tr nsform into the separate reality of the stage. One of the reasons for the strength of this department is the incredible resources made available to the students. Freedom is allowed for the student to explore his or her talents. Poly is a school of diverse interests and art is one of ways that the individuals are able to express themselves. cp

Cast: Chairperson: Melissa Jones

Jasper: Brandon Toh

Drood: Katherine Saeger, Margaret Magee

Rosa: Anna Christy, Kara Feely

Neville: Rick Corral, Calvin Hwang

Helena: Sarah Kuehn, Lisa Perry

Crisparkle: Peter Winfield, Charlie Meier

Puffer: Brooke Reynolds, Aimee Bahng

Bazzard: David Fauvre

Durdles: Ben Taylor, Cameron Murphy

Deputy: George Kenyon, Kenny Lao

Dancers:

Dance Captain: Allison Sillman

Alyson Wycoff, Marian Lee, Tammy Venit, Gia Chemsian, Tia Roosendahl, Sarah Bartlett, Marisa Echeverria, Hilary Thomas, Susan Rusnack, Alison Burkholder, Misasha Suzuki, Alicia Kahn, Gillian Andrews, Demetria Malloy, Tiffany Chang

Ensemble: Brecken Armstrong, Hunter Arnold, Marshall Bartlett, Tiffany Churukian, Anne Clifford, Patrick Dougall, Lindsay Feldmeth, Mark

Furuya, Eric Gaskell, Stacey Holt, Cindy Hwang, Mary !bosh, Katrina Kuehn, Ankarina Lara, Pia Luedtke, Suan Lue, Naseem Matthews, Rosie McGaughy, Javier Mora, Melia Patria, Damien Scott, Sylvie Scoville, Emily Seymour, Greg Smith, Bryan Taylor, Heather "' Tindall, Karl Von Tiehl, Chinue Wells, Caitlin Wheeler, Leigh Winter, Amori Yee-Mikami, Lindsay

Y ure, Marie Hsu, Moira Ross, Kristin Capalbo

Director: Tina Cocumelli

Musical Director: Alan Geier

Choreographer: Cynthia Crass

Technical Director: Stuart Freed

Assistant Director: Alicia Kahn

Dance Captain: Allison Sillman

Stage Manager: Cole Beven

Asst Stage Manager: Mike Ho

Set Manager: Eric Boerschinger

Lightboard Operator: Liam Ferris

Prop Master: Laurel White

Orchestra:

Bottom: Gene Lee. (1st Row) Arthur Lee, Winston Su, Diana Kim, Pamela Tsai, Joanne Lin, Dhurga Jeyaranjan, Leondra Kruger, Ashley Borders. (2nd Row) Tinh Rios, Jeralyn Reese, Hereen Oh, Ananda Gupta, SusanKim, Geno Fernandez. (top) Musical Director Alan Geier, Janice Yeung; Adam Readhead, Instrumental Director Rosemarie Krovoza, Doug Smith

Tech Crew:

(clockwise) Alison Sweeney, Mike Ho, Mark Furuya, Laurel White, Javier Mora, Stuart Freed, Graham Smith, Cole Beven, Jim Dillavou, Emily Judson, Doug Smith, Robert Wei, Gordon Arnold, and Liam Ferris.

"NAOMI IN THE LIVING ROOM"

By Craig Pettigrew

NaomiMargaret Magee

JohnDuc Brunzell

JohnnaTia Roosendahl

Stage DesignLiam Ferris, Robert Wei

"THE ACTOR'S NIGHTMARE"

By Christopher Durang

George- Brandon Toh

Meg- Kara Feely

Sarah Siddons- Alicia Kahn

Ellen Terry- Aimee Bahng

Henry Irving- Greg Smith

Stage Design- , Jesse Thyne, Laurel White

"BRUTAL MANDATE"

By Craig Pettigrew

Allard LowensteinErik Heger

Dennis SweenyPeter Winfield

Stage DesignMary Ibosh

Sound- Michael Ho

Props- Allison Sweeny

By Deborah Pryor

GaudyMelissa Jones BunBrooke Reynolds RedheadKirstin Aschbacher

Love TalkerDuc Brunzell

Stage DesignDoug Smith, Emily Judson

"THE LOVE TALKER"

"ON

THE VERGE"

By Eric Overmyer

Mary BaltimoreAimee Bahng

Fanny Cran berryMelissa Jones

Alexandra CaffufleAlicia Kahn

Guest AppearanceBrian Irons

Stage ManagerMary lbosh

Prop MasterAli Sweeney

"THE RUNNER STUMBLES"

By Milan Stitt

RuthGillian Andrews

Father RivardRick Corral

Erna PrindleKatherine Saeger

Toby FelkerBrandon Toh

Sister RitaKara Feely

Mrs. ShandigCatherine Rongey ProsecuterGreg Smith

Monsignor NicholsonKenny Lao Louise-

Lisa Perry

Stage Manager/ LightsCole Beven SoundDoug Smith PropsPia Luedtke

Missing: Charlie

Catherine Blue, Mr. Geier, Melinda Woolard, Katherine Saeger, Kara Feely, Kirsten Aschbacher,Jennifer Smith, Melissa Jones, Alison Sillman, Aimee Bahng, Robert Durff, Kevin Arai, Arthur Krause, Michael Song, Rick Corral, Ashley Borders

Missing: Michael Lee, Nishat Mehta, Calvin Hwang, Susan Rusnack, Barbara Thomas, Mark Furuya, Anna Christy, Sarah Kuehn

Front Row: Ashley Tindall, Sylvie Scoville, Ricardo Verboomen, Myatt Green Second Row: Mr. Geier, Moira Ross Third Row: Brecken Armstrong, Sarah Bartlett

Meiers, Larry Perkins, Lyndi Wu

The orchestra here at Poly is truly something to be proud of. Many of the musicians who participate have been taking lessons in and out of school since early child:. hood. Under the leadership of Mrs.Krovoza, we see these young talents grow individually and as a group. They put in long hours during Arts and Labs and after school practicing new pieces, perfecting old, and readying themselves for various performances·· throughout the year. -

Front Row: Karl von Tiehl, Geno Fernandez, Leandra Kruger, Ashley Borders,Allison Barnum, Bryant Park, Dedrick Kon, Chris Lee, Eric Gaskell

Second Row: Dhurgajeyaranjan,Janice Yung, Diana Kim, Saira Mohamed, Ananda Gupta, Gillian Andrews, Josh Callahan, Emily Seymour, Marisa Echeverria, Marli Castill

Third Row: Alex Kim, Winston Su, Arthur Lee, Hereen Oh, Jeralyn Reese, Susan Kim, Adam Readhead, Mark Furuya, Edith Wu, Mrs. Krovoza

Back Row: Doug Smith, Tinh Rios, Libby Fauvre, Shireen Matthews, Shahin Chandrasoma, Liam Ferris, Lindsay Feldmeth, Gene lee

Missing: Calvin Hwang, Yuko Ogata, Becky Yang, Instructor Greg Adams

Top left: Senior Cellist,

watches attentively for direction.

Top right: Members of the jazz band stand proudly, instruments in hand.

The Jazz band is a small, but talented group of musicians who have put their classical training to use in the alternative style of jazz music. We have enjoyed performances in the past in such arenas as talent shows and Moulin Rouge, and we look forward to seeing much more out of these students in the future.

Left to' Right: Mark Furuya, Liam Ferris, Doug Smith, Adam Readhead, Shahin Chandrisoma, Lindsay Feldmeth

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0f h Y Soc cer field to the bad- ne o t e man ways Poly. mintoncourt,fromthe relieve their stress is swimming pool to the through athletics. Al- track, there is somethoughacademicscome thing for everyone. first, Poly has a long- The enjoyment of standing tradition of sporting events goes quality teams and beyond the particisportsmanlike con- pants to the fans, studuct. Through athlet- dents, parents andfacics we learn the impor- ulty alike. Sports are a tanceofteamworkand, great way of getting inwin or lose, to ·always volved, makingfriends try our best. From the and having fun.Ci>

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Whether it be a fire-up cheer at morning meeting, encouraging words at an athletic event or a half-time dance during a football or basketball game, the spirit squad's energy is always felt.

row: Marion Lee, Allison Sillman, Cole Beven

row: Melissa Jones, Aimee Bahng, Jessica Bennet

row: Aliya Haque, Brecken Armstrong

SP1RiT SQUAD

FoOTBALL

above: Poly boys struggling for the ball.

above right: Cameron Murphy receives the snap.

The bone crushing blows, the diving catches, 100,000 fans cheering in unison.... this is not the description of a typical Poly football game, but we do have our share of fun. The guys practice hard all week for their Saturday game. No matter who the opponent, they go out and try their best, and make their share of spectacular plays.

Varsity Football: George Kenyon, Mark Lippincott, Kevin Arai, Trey Walker, Andrew Nagata, Rick Corral, Ted Smith, Ryan Meyers, Cameron Murphy, Eric Boerschinger, Elliot Hollingsworth, Tom Lowe, Matt Lowe, David Park, Shawn Edwards, Victor Oviedo, Greg Dietrick, Roger West, Brett Freeburg.

COACHES: Alan Karg and Robert Riley

"There's no way to sum us up. We 're unpredictabie."

-George Kenyon

"High school students revel in hearing and feeling bones crunch as athletes collide amidst blood and sweat on a grass green battlefield... It's delicious!"

JV Football: David Abdo, Antonio Aguilar, Hunter Arnold, Mike Cohen, Nathan Copelan,Andrew Ewig, Christian Heger, Philip Jacques, Detrick Kon, Brad Mak, Mike Merrill, Larry Perkins, Andrew Schwartz, Bryan Taylor, Jack Wagener, Tenere Williams, Mike Woodsome. COACHES: Dan Anderson and Brad Hall "B(ld news bears gone good." -Dan

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above:

top right: George Kenyon and the defense brace themselves

the next play.

Victor Oviedo gets air to receive the ball.

IRLS VoLLEvBALL

Bump, set, spike Girls' Volleyball here at Poly has really taken off. Throughout the levels of the program, there has been a rise in interest and ability in recent years. There is a deep pool of raw talent which the coaches have developed very skillfully. The seasons of the three teams were very successful in terms of wins and losses as well as having fun on and off the court.

VARSITY TEAM (Front row): Valerie Slocum, Jennifer Giampaolo, Laura Cairns, Courtney Kanegae, Katrina Kuehn, Arpie Miller, Laura Nelson (Back row): Chinue Wells, Lisi Cochran-Bond, Eleanor Johnson, Amber Tyson, Barbara Thomas, Sarah Kuehn, Lauren Nicholas.

"With every game and practice they improved and as a team they played very well. They are fun, energetic, and like to have a good time. "-Ms. Williams (JV Coach)

"With a big team, great spirit, hard work, and enjoyment of the sport, they showed great imp rov emen "-Mrs. Beerman (Fresman Coach)

" The team was as deep in talent as any Poly team in history. 11 -Mr. Beerman (Varsity Coach)

FRESHMAN TEAM (Front row): Melinda Wood, Shireen Matthews, Lindsay Sasaki, Chiemi Suzuki, Grin Larson (Second row): Marli Castillo, Lindsay Yure, Libby Fauvre, Kelly Beckham, Lyndi Wu, Sarah Bartlett, Amanda Perrigue (Back row): Allison Barnum, Becky Gill, Christine Martinez, Annie Gifford, Amber Gravely, Claire Dillavou, Ashley Tindall.

Photo courtesy of Tom Kanegae.

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Photo courtesy of Tom Kanegac. J.V. TEAM (Front Row): Kelley Barker, Blake Scheffey, Lindsay Zobrist, Summer Kaufman, Leigh Winte,r (Second row): Carrie Francis,Marisa Bell, Karen Ellis, Kristin Pugh (Back row): Suzanne Jones, Tabitha Yu, Jessica Martinez, Melinda Woolard, Gia Cpemsian, Heather Tindall, Naseem Matthews.

Boy's Junior Varsity: (left-right)

top:Kenny Lao. Tony Newman, Josh Callahan, Graham Smith. bottom:Jonathan Brier, Scott Reeder, Shahin Chandrasoma, Charlie Meier. Missing: Marcus DeBose, Gran t Cutler, William White, Eric Gaskell, Winston Su, Edison Hwang.

Boy's Varsity: (left-right) Rico Verboomen, Timothy Mada, Ben Taylor, Marshall Bartlett, Dave Raichlen, Paul McCullough, and Arthur Krause. Missing: Brent Horstman.

Feet stomping on the pavement. Sweat rolling down flushed faces. Hearts pounding. Muscles tense. This is the epitome of cross country at Poly. This is asport that calls for strong-will and endurance. The runners trained on the hills, across rivers and in the · smog and heat of L.A.

Girl's Varsity: (left-right) Emily Judson, Julie Fromm, Julia Bryson, Kim Rakow, Gp Gillian Shoch, Anna Andresian, and Sharon Hwang. Missing: Kira Cochran-Bond.

LVARS ITY TEAM:

Diana

"It's been an extremely exciting season and the girls have worked very hard. I was concerned that last year's success would make the girls overconfident, hut it just made them more proud of their accomplishments, and, ·although we are losing some key players, I am looking forward to continued succues nex·t year."

Farer

Left: Sara Tolaney struggles to return a difficult shot.

Above: Anubha Sarohia strikes the hall with a powerful forehand

Julia Bryson,

Kim, Anubha Sarohia, Hereen Oh, Sara Tolaney, Katy Polsby, Alison Brody; Missing: Sandra de Silva, Catherine Rongey, Susan Rusnack, Minnie Ingersoll, Miki Kanemitsu Coach: Howie Farer

Far Left: Sandra deSilva concentrates on her forehand.

Left: Mary lbosh stretches for a return.

Below left: Stacy Holt smashes the ball.

Below: Jaclyn Lenz volleys for a win.

JV TEAM: (front) Katie Mackenzie, Emily Seymour, Michelle Pomerance, Suan Lue. (back row) Stacey Holt, Becky Yang, Jaclyn Lenz, Marie Hsu. Missing: Carol Lacey, Mary lbosh, Susan Kim, Lisa Perry, Jeralyn Reese, Moira Ross Coach: Vern Burns

Above:

Left: (back row) Robby Hunter, Philip Schneider, Brent Horstman, Greg Starbird, Art Palmer. (middl,e row) Marcus DcBose, Adam Stone, Drew Gantner, Susan Farbstein, Robby Wycoff. (front row) Ankarino Lara, Ari Wiseman, David Fauvre, Noel Morrison. (being held) Marcus Renner.

The Water Polo team fights to keep the opposition from scoring.

Left: Senior Ankarino Lara struggles to shoot the ball.

Below Left: Goalie David Fauvre hurls the ball back into play.

Below Right: Junior Brent Horstman prepares to score a goal for the Panther team. Bottom: The team enjoys some light-hearted fun in the water as a break from the rigors of competition.

W atcr Polo. The sport of men and one woman, well here at Poly at least. It seems that during the past two seasons, Poly's interest in water polo has greatly hightencd. This is apparent by Poly's first ever J. V. water polo team, as well as the fan turnout at many of varsities home games. Despite the many inexplicable whist1es and flags, this will be an exciting team to watch in 1993.

Varsity: (Back Row)

Coach Steve Freeburg, Heather Tindall, Lauren Nicholas, Minnie Ingersoll, Lauren Arnault, Sarah Kuehn, Julia Bryson, Alison Brody, Kim Rakow, Lauren Chapman, Beth Freeburg, Suzanne Jones, Coach Ed Burns (Front Row) Alison Barnum, Becky Gill, Cela Oceguera, Jenny Cohen, Julie Fromm, Eleanor Johnson, Blanca Fromm, Jennifer Giampaolo, Katrina Kuehn

Above: Senior Eleanor Johnson and Junior Julia Bryson are caught in a clump, fighting for the hall.

Right: Senior Alison Brody leaps to kick the hall.

Far left: Junior Blanca Fromm prepares to pass to a teammate.

Left: Senior · Kim Rakow focuses on the hall as she sprints down the field.

Below: Sophomores Marli Castillo, Blake Sheffey, and Kelly Rakow in a friendly scrimmage.

JV: (Back Row) Coach Casie Garton, Erin Larson, Suzanne Jones, Melinda Wood, Libby Fauvre, Leigh Winter, Kelly Beckham, Claire Dillavou, Sarah Bartlett, Heather Tindall (Front Row) Melia Patria, Kelly Rakow, Lindsay Zobrist, Blake Scheffey, Amanda Perrigue

BoYs SocCER

JV: (Front row) Nicholas Bee, Mark Lippincott, Ryan Myers (Middle row) Geordy Stromm, Adam Stone, Philip Schneider, Mike Gradillas, Josh Callahan, Coach Howie Farer (Back row)

Brad Mac, Alex Kim, Bryant Park, Sumner Miller, Dave Richardson, Michael Saeger

Varsity: (Front row) Jason Riffle, Ben Taylor, Kevin Arai, Marcus De Bose, Brian Nickerson, Scott Steuber, Matt Lowe (Back row) Coach

Jerry Edwards, Ted Smith, Sean Edwards, Tom Lowe, Brett Freeburg, Marshall Bartlett, David Cann, Eric Gaskell, Coach Phil

Left: In the heat of competition, soccer becomes violent.

Above: Marshall Bartlett beats his man.

Above right: Bad hair day, Adam? Adam Stone is pictured just after going up for a header.

"I think that we have a very good team. We're playing a tough schedule, though, and we're not quite playing up to our potential."

-Varsity coach Jerry Edwards

Upper Left:

Tamara Madison bites her lip and looks up as she begins to shoot the ball through the hoop.

Upper Right: Amber Gravely and Laura Nelson fight against the Chadwick Dolphins for a rebound.

Girls Varsity Basketball: (clockwise) Coach Chuck Ellis, Susan Rusnack, Amber Tyson, Robyn Huff, Lisl Cochran-Bond, Barbara Thomas, scorekeeper Kristin Capalbo, Karen Ellis, Chiemi Suzuki, Valerie Slocum, and Courtney Kanegae. Missing: Coach Wayne Ellis.

G1RLs BASl{ETBALL

Below: Keri Francis prepares to receive a pass while the opposing team member attempts to block her :

Right: Girls J.V. Basketball: (clockwise) Jessica Martinez, Yuko Ogata, Kira Cochran-Bond, Keri Francis, Laura Nelson, Tamara Madison, Coach Rick Caragher, Marisa Echeverria, Lindsey Sasaki, Judy Tu, Amber Gravely

Below: Girls Freshmen Basketball: (clockwise)

Tammy Venit, Jaclyn Lenz, Ashley Tindall, Lyndi Wu, Demetria Malloy, Tiffany Chang, Simone Austin

Missing: Coach Valerie Aarst, Christine Martinez

Counterclockwise from right: Cameron Murphy, and Scott Reeder attempt to bring the ball into the key for a possible score. (above right) Cameron Murphy shoots for two. (above) Senior Erik Heger sets up for the tip-off.

Boys' Varsity Basketball: (Front Row) Elliott Hollingsworth, David Newhall, Victor Oviedo, Eric Nelson, Roger West (Back Row)

Tenere Williams, Damien Scott, Cameron Murphy, Doug White, Scott Reeder

Missing: Erik Heger

Coach: Brad Hall

Scorekeeper: Summer Kaufman

Boys' Junior Varsity Basketball: (counterclockwise from "left) Coach Steve Beerman, George Horng, Steven Liset, Jim Dillavou, David Fauvre, Albert Lee, Alex Gross, Swapnil Shah, Mike Song, Ryan Jackson, Dinari Lee, Calvin Hwang.

(below "left) Junior David Fauvre struts his stuff while surveying the court.

(below) Sophomore Jim Dillavou shoots a free throw.

IBoys' Freshmen Basketball: (clockwise) Mike Merrill, Antonio Aguilar, Kevin Fong, Bo Borders, Mike Cohen, Dedrick Kon, Andrew Ewig. missing: Tom Wade (above) Poly freshman Antonio Aguilar jumps for the rebound while his teammates guard the defenders.

WREsTL1NG

(left) Sophomore Larry Perkins works at pinning his opponent. Wrestling ( dockwise from top reft) Doug Smith, Peter Winfield, Gordon Arnold, Bryan Taylor, David Abdo, Robby Wycoff, Dan Mauer, Renny Hwang, Edison Hwang, Larry Perkins, Drew Gantner, Emily Judson, and Brendan Murphy (missing:)

Mike W oodsome (bottom right) Freshman Drew Gantner fights to stay on top of the competition. (bottom reft) Freshman Edison Hwang overtakes his adversary.

After years of rumors and speculations, the 1992-93 year saw wrestling at Poly become a reality. There was a fairly large turnout for the newest edition to Poly's sports department with thirteen boys and one girl coming out for the team. Coaches Dan Anderson and Garrett Reisman provided technical and tactical knowhow for this group of new-comers to the mat. The team improved rapidly with hard work and dedication, and, by the end of the season, did surprisingly well against bigger, more experienced teams. Be sure to keep an eye out for the evolution of wrestling here atPoly. And tothosefourteen individuals who took part in this season, congratulations on a great start.G>

With the changing of the seasons comes the beginning of the track and field team. This team, which consists of both boys and girls, demonstrates an incredible amount of dedication as the participants practice and compete in the intense heat of the blazing hot California sun. The track and field team displays a variety of skills, incorporating running sprints and longer distances, shot put, high jump, long jump, hurdles and relays. This team has always contributed its share of candidates to the .C.l.F. prelims and finals. £1>

Above left: Junior Suzanne Jones and Freshman Amanda Perrigue run together for some light-hearted competition in preparation for the real thing.

Above: Demetria Malloy, freshman, and Shireen Matthews, also a freshman, enjoy practice while training for their first meet.

Team: (Top Row) Coach Rick Caragher, Marcus DeBose, Suzanne Jones, Dave Raichlen, Julia Bryson, Victor Oviedo, (Bottom Row) Julie Fromm, Susan Rusnack, Demetria Malloy, Shireen Matthews, Amanda Perrigue, Sharon Hwang.

Missing: Lauren Karp, Lauren Nicholas, George Kenyon, Tim Madda

BoYsTENNIS

Below: Sophomore Bryant Park rushes to be ready for the hall.

Above: Sophomore Winston Su shows perfect form as he finishes a powerful forehand swing.

Below: Sophomore Shahin Chandrasoma is caught bewildered by the fact that he can return a hall.

JV Team: (Front Row) Shahin Chandrasoma, Eric Newman, Mike Ho (Back Row) Coach Vern Burns, Christian Heger, Alex Gross, Bryant Park, Greg Starbird, Swapnil Shah, Winston Su Missing: Eric Potts, Kenny Lao

Varsity Team: (Front Row)

Jonathan Shlens, David Rhee, Jim Baum, Alex Kim (Middle Row)

Coach Howie Farer, David Newhall, Jason Tan, Albert Lee, Arthur Lee, Gene Lee (Back Row)

Scott Reeder, Haydon Brandow

Far Left: Sophomore Greg Starbird keeps his eye on the hall.

Left: Sophomore Mike Ho uses a powerful double handed swing to smash the ball.

(Top Left): Varsity (back row) Laura Cairns, Jessica Bennett, Chinue Wells, Alison Brody (front row) Minnie Ingersoll, Kim Rakow, Devon Hollingsworth, Jennifer Shlens Missing: Jennifer Giampaolo, Melinda Woolard, Devon Hollingworth, Laura Nelson, Karen Ellis. Coach: Chuck Ellis (Top Right): Devon Hollingsworth practices her killer swing. (Right): Alison Brody warms up with a friendly toss.

(above) Junior Varsity: (first row) Anna Andresian, Erin Larson, Lindsay Zobrist, Libby Fauvre. (middle row) Katy Polsby, Lindsey Sasaki, Claire Dillavou, Marisa Bell, Anubha Sarohia. (back row) Coach Amy Farer, Becky Gill, Allison Barnum, Lindsay Yure, Ka tie Mackenzie, BreckenArmstrong, Coach Steve Beerman. Missing: Judy Tu, Moira Ross. (Right) Frosh Becky Gill winds up to strike her batter out.

(left) Freshman Katy Polsby prepares to hit a home run.(below) Frcsman Erin Larson, steadies herself to catch the strike the Poly pitcher will throw.

"Take me out to the ball game ... :" Baseball, the allAmerican tradition. One of the best things about spring is the coming of the baseball season. And this season was full of excitement and fun. Although the team had lost some senior players from last year, they still maintained a strong force, and gained talented underclassmen players as well, which led to a successful season. Play ball!

(right) Elliott Hollingsworth practices catching as assistant coach Dan Anderson gives his best imitation of Tommy Lasorda. (below left & right) Jim Dillavou & Tenere Williams show us what it takes to toss that ball. (Believe me, it doesn't take much. Just kidding.)

(above)Junior Varsity: (First row) Hunter Arnold, (Middle row) Larry Perkins, Jim Dillavou, William White, Phillip Jacques, (Back row) Antonio Aguilar, Brendan Murphy, Ethan McComb, Josh Callahan, Graham Smith, Andrew Schwartz, Coach Geoff Yure. Missing: Tony Newman.

Varsity Team: Myatt Green, Erik Heger, Elliott Hollingsworth, Matt Lowe, Noah Mossman, Eric Nelson, Brian Nickerson, Eric Ratican, Scott Steuber, Rico Verboomen, Roger West, Tenere Williams

(left) The baseball players concentrate on the game at hand from the bench, or maybe they're just contemplating what they're having for dinner tonight.

(above) Erik Heger winds up for the pitch, eyeballs his target, and prepares for the release. (and where did the man in the back-ground in the picture above come from?) (right) And it's a home-run ladies & gentlmen. (Just kidding ... we don't really know where the ball went. It's okay, we won anyways.)

Boys Varsity Volleyball: (Left to Right)

David Earl Richardson, Tom Lowe, Alex

Aranovich, Doug White, Rick Corral, Ted Smith, Kevin Arai, Brett Freeburg, Jeremy

Riffle, Paul McCollough, Ryan Myers.

Missing: Stephen Liset Coach: Laurianne Williams

(above): Senior Doug White ·drills a shot past the Temple City defense.

The Boys' Volleyball Program

at Poly has steadily grown in numbers and talent over the last few years and is now at the level at which Ted Smith, senior captain, confidently stated at the beginning of the season, "This year we have a good shot at going to CIF finals." Any fan who attended one of the action-filled matches will step into a world of powerful spikes, digs, and high flying excitement. A world in which the confident sentiments expressed by the team's captain apppear to have predicted reality.

(top): Junior Ryan Myers sets up a shot for the Panthers' offense.

(counterclockwise from above): Senior Kevin Arai prepares to pass an 1111 incoming serve; Senior -....... Brett Freeburg puts the ball past the opposing blockers; "Get out of our • house!"; Ted Smith connects with a Ryan Myers set for a kill.

Above: (Left to right) Assistant Coach Ryan Katsuyama, Suan Lue, Leigh Winter, Hillary McQuilkin, Ashley Westfall, Rob Wycoff, Emily Judson, Brent Horstman, Marcus DeBose, Coach Charlene Beerman, Arpi Miller, Silvie Scoville, Susan Farbstein, Summer Kaufman, Jaclyn Lenz, Ankarino Lara, Lindsay Robbins, Jennifer Trayner, Trey Walker, Greg Deitrick. Missing: Art Palmer, Eleanor Johnson, Keri Francis, Lisl Cochran-Bond, Heather Tindall, Tiffany Churukian, Robyn Huff.

Opposite

Opposite

Top: Junior Marcus Debose dives into the pool.

Left: Senior Ankarino Lara backstokes to the finish.

Above: Junior Lindsay Robbins powers to the line.

Top: Ankarino Lara butterflies to a win.

Right: Preparing for launch ...

Top Left: Senior Yuko Ogata steadies herself to serve the winIJ.ing point.

Above: Senior Mike Song eyes the shuttle as he delivers a smashing hit.

Left: Senior Laurel White runs to catch the flying shuttle.

Badminton Team: (Front Row) Karl von Tiehl, Nicholas Bee, Chris Lee, Nishat Mehta, Mike Song, George Horng, Brian Chuck, Char-Loon Tang, Tabitha Yu, Laurel White, Vicki Fernandez, Jesse Thyne (Back Row) Shara th Reddy, Coach Lisa Greeley, Lyndi Wu, Kelly Beckham, Michelle Pomerance, Jessica Martinez, Christine Martinez, Naomi Fink, Carol Lacey Missing: Yuko Ogata

Above: Freshman Lyndi Wu stretches to make the shot.

Right: Junior Char-Loon Tang strains to slam the shuttle.

Below: Junior Jesse Thyne swats the shuttle for a win.

prepares a

Sophomore Dinari

for a hole in one. (Left) Sophomore Eric

mentally prepares by staring down the hall.

(Above) Golf Team: Ryan Jackson, Chris Wells, Marshall Bartlett, Jason Riffle, Tim Madda, Cameron Murphy (Victor Oviedo) Dinari Lee, David Abdo, Jack Wagener Coach: Tom Powell Missing: Na than Copeland, Andrew Ewig, Tia Roosendahl, Eric Potts. (Top)

Lee

shot

Potts

Alison Sweeney represents Poly at the Pebble Beach Horseshow. Equestrian team.

Advisor: Sally Barngrove.

Alison Sweeney shows perfect form as she completes her series of jumps.

(Far Left) Sophomore David Abdo prepares to smash the sense out of the hall.

(Left) Sophomore Ryan Jackson concentrates to complete a powerful swing.

Leigh, "He has great shoulders."

"I love the back of his neck."

Breckenheimer Schlikpchem-glopken. Ben & Jerry's, quesadillas, weird cheese.

Zingelman's, Hinesdale.

Our trip around the US, Our trip up California.

"They never go anywhere without me!"

The H'ated Terry, Bowling, Islands, paint guns.

Your summer romance. Ryan, Mark; Brian, your #, DON'T CALL! Land of Endowment. X-mas dance, limo, beach.

1st time you drove on street, "Be careful, the Ben & Jerry's!"

Our summer project that never got finished.

Your lover next door! Who, the Robinson's?

Your unfinished yearbook message Life is a Life is a whirlwind. Life is a tornado. Tamara & Leigh rocked the Royal Rumble '92!

Climb the mountain! Ride the pony! Community Outreach Reps.

Sliding down your stairs on sleeping bags.

Sliding down your lawn with Kira. Sniffer!

What's your frog's

name?

I missed the bus! I crashed the bus! I never had the bus! Brick vs. Cement. The Big B, DS, AS, and, of course, L .... Any More?

"Just you and me and 2.4 hot Loyola guys!" Love, Breck.en.

I love bum, Diet, G, Zobi.

Hey Chica- Psycho twins Exuse me, are those Bugle Boy jeans you're wearing? Wanna closer look? Not! ... The day you stop looking is the day you die One track mind ... Bad obsession... Never gonna get it (yeah, right!) the

*@i! didn't call ...

Dear "My People," Excuse me, you did Its exactly the same what?! ... Jeep! ... only entirely dif- Hello!! Drive ferent. by ... typical us

The frog was funda- DAMN I wanna go mentally wrong. ! spaz ...

I don't want to hurt wraow! you-sexually. Whatzup? RANThat's DOM that dezzguzsteeng. bites ... clasNo matter where you sic *@#!?* ...

Friendly

Cat-Sun-Turtle B., we need to get rubbers for T. and L. I K.

I'm no shibunkin I can't afford it!

Aliya Baba, Marian, Cola, Jess, Aimee, Al, & Meliroonies, It's been a great year. Thanks. -Love, Broken

To Audrey- Whether you're shining on stage of under the lights in my room you make me feel so proud. Congratulations on being great! -Love, Maia

go, there you are. I don't know what Becky is me and I am It starts with an I'd do without Becky and we are all M.. you!-Love S Due.

It's because I'm 15 , He found the Jell-o It's a guy ... It s a ends with an aster · , h and he liked it. girl. .. It s t e bation Quing. -Dhurga Murdock, bite the The Jell-o hardened It's a rotor moment big one and he liked it. -Yukc But that's not the Never bring Dude ... Let's do phoway I meant it! Rootbeer to a partv tosynthesis. Number pound

Mom: Who;s this We're so stupid! squigglydot me gen- Habib you've been We're so stupid! tly with a chainsaw. spending so much Bungee Lives! Like a fertile time with? Grass Jelly grapefruit next to

Son: Just a good He's mounting him! my morning tea. Bathroom party w/o Love, Xephreniaq Maugher, Maugher, drugs! -Nishat (It's a silent Q- Maugher, Maugher, Virgin High, 91/2 actually.) Maugher. ninjas, Hamburger, I'm so hard! Nurses off Duty, the Hey, you wouldn't be Movie Seclooking for your lost Obviously tion, 3:00 A.M. Big Apple Yamazaki, Judont know! madness. Need I say __________,1----------------t more?

Dear Keri and Leslie, I would like to thank you for all of the fun times and support. I love you and I'll never forget you. Love, Alex "Mimo" Aranovich

Open da doors the 1--p_i_z_z_a_s__a_r_e_r_o_1_1_i_n_g__-t Just go a round back It's just the com- to the docks where puter, it does what the shaarks come in! it wants!

Brandon, if it begins with sex it will end with sex

Bulk mailing classes! Yearbook Gods Rule

Leondra; Operation matadia-cars are made to run people over with .. . I will mourn now Guys are worthless. We are perfect we are great! Did you ever doubt it?

I hereby dedicate this wise quote to whomever percieves its immense truth ... "You're a veeery generrrouuus indivvviduaal

Can I have your cone? Willy and Fred When in doubt, use. a squigly

Low Down Menu

I have a date with Bill tonight

Get out of my damn house! No . Passport control! I hate you more than life itself. You're a dead man Mehta . CLAPTON IS GOD.

Swiss Miss lives! How's the tapioca?

Dr. Swiss forever! Mo' fighting!

You know, it's the something next to the something? It's that thing in Courtney's house. You mean Curious George?

The Dallas Cowboys live on the ranch. To the Latin One class- Friendship can only go so far, but when it comes to learning, we need our own tools.

Gara Egreaga, Slace, and Egregious

Incompetence liquidator grover.

Vipor is like a huge gun in the middle of a vast desert

Bad Ashh Shash Shash

za, you are a good wench

Funnier than dump

Just a little bit!

What are those?

Puggin queche

Blanka, Disregard your injuries

Shroomland and Shroomwars

Moe and Flo forever

Albino Steve Slackers

Frolicking in the woods

Cris-Cross-Crash

Yucca on the right

Soo much fun!

You kids are burning me up

Sir Louie Chop Suey

Black Fred Who likes Trident?

Antrew Antrew

Bowing

Earl

Tour jostlin baby, get a hold of yourself

Naked times magazine

You shmuck

In and out Berger

10 points No doubt

Mazeltov

Shalom

Brodum

Treenie

Motel

Fireman

Did you quench the fire bush?

Nipple (Gwen)

CT's but er-er Is clothing optional?

spongy-parengyma

Shop-Ko forever

Gumersinda

Moet Flo Slackers

The Manzanita High HESPERIA-Phelan Isn't Beethoven dead? I'm gonna Yun

Potato Song

It's not as if I couldn't get laid if I didn't want to

Hot Lips 3x3

Warf of America

Mr. Stelter, the clock is more interesting than you.

Are there any normal guys at Poly? Oh, it's o.k. I'm on drugs. Really. Hideous Hilary Headbands I did brush my hair.

Mike-Be Mine

That was not very affirming and supportive. You're soooo beautiful.

I love you sooo much.

Focus!

Mike- Feel free to schedule your period around the class trip.

Transfer

I abhor this font

Maybe they think its a park

Of course now cosmopolitan means a slut on the cover of a magazine

Bianca-You'll always be my better 1/2-EWu

Suan-Wow! Did you see that snowboarder jump?! love, EWu

You can touch the Cleo, but you can never touch the cucci.

Madardo

Blue velvet pants Flobert

Give it up for tacos John Jahmari and the love cafe.

I'm on the bubble. "There's always one."

GAIL-E

"May I have 2 Shirley Temples please" said the biting maniac sitting next to the subbing girl. We're as safe as 2 kittens on the upsidedown staircase of life.

"The game's over Fergus."

Bambu Cleft

T.H.R.U.S.T. inverosimilitude, bifurcating, etc ... It's not the jewels and the rings that are important, but the porsche.

"Bad, bad, bad."

"Evil, evil, evil."

Mipli

"May I have some tobacco please" I'm in a niebla.

"Aly she heard you. She turned around w/ a tear in her eye." Cruik Shank. "Say money."

I want to see how long Kristin can take this before she screams.

Mita ferry Beaver

Have you seen the new ad with Linda Evangelista and MarcusShenkenberg? -Yeah, whatever Brandon.

Pamela Tsai Sophia Koo

Brecken Armstrong Aliya Haque

Lauren Karp Lisa Perry

Pia Luedtke Minnie Ingersol

Vicki Fernandez Edith Wu

Laurel White Leigh Winter

Rico Verbooman Bianca Ling

Albert Lee Katy Polsby

Gordon Arnold Kartik Hansen

Jim Dillvou Suzanne Jones

Gia Chemsian Kelly Rakow

Marisa Bell David Cann

Catherine Blue Lindsay Zobrist

Lindsey Feldmeth Laura Nelson

Brendan Murphy Valerie Slocum

Jon Kidder Barbara Thomas

Moira Ross Hunter Arnold

Allison Burkholder Eric Potts

Marian Lee Shahin Chandrasoma Rick Corral

the buzz-word ·of the ninties!

Whe,ll is it legal tq discriminate?

Where do. we draw the line in ·foreign , involve- . ment?Are you · . at risk of contracting AIDS? ,

What is Clinton · ,·really planning to accomplish ,in office?

Incluguration '93

((I cfia[{enge a new generation of young Jlmericans to a season of s:ervice. 'To act on your itfea[ism 6y liefping trou6fed cliiUren, Kf.eping co mpany witli tfwse ·in neecl and re6uilc[ing our torn communities. 'Tftere is so mucft to -6e done. " -'Bi[[ Cfinton

Legal

Today in 1993, While these incidents afte·r the social revolu- do not happen everytions and civil rights day to all gay soldiers. movements of the the possib ilities are al'" 1960s, another minor- ·ways .real. To survive, · ity group, homosexu- they, are forced to hide als, __ who compose theirtrueidentity,sup. George · Kenyon 1 reform. He was told roughly ten percent .of pressing their feelings , , our population, is be- in an or_gani.Zation that ·ought to have been in- that the health care ing qppressed. One ex- does not consider them augurated. Imagine it- package he wanted ample of this is the ban to be equal. Like blacks ' a four day celebration would not work, so he on homosexuals in the who were in perpetual Withcelebrities,music, looked to his wife. milttary. Nearly 45 dai:iger of being per- H 11 years after ·the troops ceived as .. uppity", hodancrng, speeches, and i. ary, or a suitable wereraciallyiHtegrated, mosexuals live in conparades. Barbara solution. He discovered the still.insists stantfeariftheychoose St,reisand, Chevy that among other on discriminating to exercise their most · Chase, and .Aretha things, the educational against a group ' of basic human rights. F kl · Id t h dt b h l d peoplebecausetheyare Last October, a ran in :wou really sys em a .· 0 e ea .e different. The present self-acknowledged gay give a touch <?f class to it could be im- policy differs from the sailor was brutally your average .ASE ele c- proved: And finally, he past; in that its aim is killed by one .of his coltion. . realized that finding a just the segrega- because the w i .I I i a m completely honest At- tion of groups, but the · sai 'Or "had .. made a Jef'.f'e ' rson Cli'nton "('17".ls t G 1 elimination of one in pass" at him. Allen R 1 1 V"-U orney · enera was favor of the other. The Schindler, only 22, was inaugurated January harder than it seemed. result is that the Jim savagely to 20, 1993, as our.forty- But he did it all Crow Laws ?till exist death in the eatly hours second President. Af- in FestiVities all under the name of"mili- the morning near a ter taking the oath of 'over ·washington were tary policy"· Like racial naval base in Japan. office he delivered his - broadcast to the entire segregation, this -policy According to the Los jua.ges people by out- .Angeles Times U6 Feb-own fifteen hundred world. Everyone· from ward per ceptions and ruary, Terry M. word speech, outlining Macaulay Culkin to stereotypes only. , Helvey, .. a 6 foot, 4 inch, _ new program -Sally Field sp6ke at his Verbal abuse and 240 pound of sacrifice, commit- pre-Inauguralgala. He physical violence to- bodybuilder .. not only wards ho'mosexuals, beat Schindler with his ment, and change. He jammed late into the although against mili- fists but also battered was elected on a desire Qighton the saxophone tary policy, are not un- . the gay sailor's head tornforinandrevisethe that has become the common. Time maga- againstatileshelfabove _ system to -reflect the newest symbol of zine (8 February, 1993) the urinals in . the , , . · · . stated that many gays restroom." The Navy domestic needs of _the Amencan government. face what are' called insists it was an isocitizens, while keeping He did it all, - "b-la._nket parties during · lated incident. · with American ideals. as the crystal pepsi ad which victims are· hela. One of the major

To fulfill his proclaims, the world is beneath covers, , t!;en liftthirsty for change beaten senseless. It mg the ban stipulates promises on domestic issues, President _ Clinton had to change. theory into policy. Im.. ' mediately, he began work on abortion rights, homosexuals in the military, and welfare' - · also described how that the violence will

, By Lindspy Feldmeth .

"anti-gay sei-Vicemen · only escalate if homosingle out targets, sexuals §ire legally alspreading rumors be- lowed to join. The fear hind their back, carv- isthatheterosexualsol.. ing 'butt pirate' and 'die diers (will feel threatfaggot' on their lockers ened and boxed into a ana sprayfing their beds / continued on with sexual lubrica_nt." page

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The Balance Between Success and Failure

In first days after for the U.S., and he is · the inauguration of finding ,that he must President Bill .Clinton, back away from many the U.S. embarked on a of his campaign promnewera of changes. The ises. Clintonwanted to questions that remain, "cut the deficit in half ' however, are how many by 1996, .. ht.it the,, realchanges the new gov- ity is that the deficit is ernment Will be able to too large to achieve this. make, and how effec- Another exaµiple is / tive these new reforms Clinton's desire.to have will be. ·The answers lie a health care reform largely in the hands of plan within the first the new pres.ident. hundred days of his Once again, the issue term in office, but the of his character reality is th.atitwill take enierges. Many of the months, possibly a reasons Bill Clinton will year, before the monumake a good mental reform plan is are also the reasons ready. These broken · which will make -him a promises among others poor president. are ·opening the doors -Clinton wants to for Clinton's opponents please everyone, so ·he to light fires under made too .prom- and they are recalling is es during his cam - :r;nemories of.. the "panpaign"f!boutthereforms · der bear" theme of _ . he intended to mC!_ke . . George Bu?h's _ cam, He is now in the posi- _ paign. tiOff'Of confronting re- ,, Clinton is strugality with his wish list gling, because

to study the details of have no one to fall back everything in his ad- · on. This can have- a which is fatal effect on Clinton's just too large. To ac- . popularity with the complish this, pe has American people, not to run into trousle he- mention its potentia) to cause he · defined too weaken the government big a Job for himself. as a whole.- , Aocording to Tim'e ; Ahotlier issue Magazine, Clinton is Clinton must deal with trying to do hi.s new job is that he has not de"much as he · did his fined the role ; in govold one, as governor of emment of First Lady a The dy: Hillary _ Clinton. It is namics are too differ- · very important that ent to be compared, · alongwith herappointand he needs to find a . ment to the Clintqn Admore effective system m1nistration comes a of rule. Clinton also definition of her limits.likes to make sure h_e TheGovemmentaswell · makes the right deci- as the American people in every issue. will become very suspiThis is both abane and · cious of her if she rea boon. He usually mains an "unaccount- . does end up making · able power center," as well-thought-out deci- Time de.scribes it. sions, but he offen What matters seems indecisive be- most in politics is recause he .flip-flops on suits. If Clinton is able each side of an issue, .to pull thr'ough and which can easily back- make the system ·work on a politician. for him, the public will In his position forget ab9ut the doubts / as Clinton they once had. Clinton · wan ts to be fair to is .balancing precari-people o( all walks of ously between success lifo; minorities, and and failure, and as citi-

President Bill Clinton sits with his cabinet · members. His request for the Americans is · · for a "season of service."

- women, including his zens of this nation, we wife. In choosing his all hope he will succabinet, he 1 wanted to ceed. · be fair. Unfortunately, this desire evolved into a system of This , policy severely limited the abilities of the staff. When he gets overloaded with responsibilities. / he will

By Catherine Blue

The U.S. in Somalia

In March 1992, · diers were killed by the Ethiopia, but this has uf.e of their -economy. a famine began that waring tribes of Soma- notturned out to be the- This most recen-t has killed more than lia, and the public is case in Somalia. , - drought has caused seone hundred thousand wondering, "Where do The conflict in verehardshipsandfood people over tl)e period we draw the line?" Somalia was inevitable shortages. Bananas of nine months in So- Somalia is differ- due to the cultural· and cotton are malia. · Because there ent than other coun- / breakdoWI1 caused by Somalia's only exports, has not been any tries of because the prolonged drought the smaH -role strong central control most of the people that and - the resulting trade plays in their in the country since. live iri this country - shortage of_ food. Tribal economy:

January I99 l, tribal practice the same reli- wars have been going The main way to wars are occurring and gion, Islam, and '" have · on for years in Soma- gain property is agriculture has failed. similar rituals and be- lia, over land and food. by obtaining the land At the end of 1992, our ·liefs.- All Somalis need The recent drought, arid defendingitagainst former president of the the same thfrlgs to sur- -which has lasted for fif- . rival tribes who want United States, George vive in their culture; teen years, has this same · land. The Bush troops to cattle, land, and power. - to this conflict. This most difficult part of Somalia to give food to When the entire popu- drought has resulted in ownership is obtaining · the people under the latiorl' values the ·a complete breakdown the land. Tribes have name Opperation Re_1 things, one would think of their tradition al various traditfon.al · store ' Hope. This is a that there would be lifestyle. ways of es-tablishing contraversial i,ssue to fightingamongthevari- _ The majority of ownership. Inheritance Americans becausv ous tribes than in a the people live nomadic is one way, but for the some American sol- country like Sudan or lives. The economy of most part, tribal terri- . the coun- tory is obtained as a try is very result of military conp o o r , quest and tribal wars.

American soldiers, as part of Opersation Restore Hope, walk the Somali streets . .Their presence is meant to keep peace, and insure the delivery of food to those in need. / 2121"'

based on The main reason the owner- ·other tribal cultures do ship of not occupy Somalia is , c am e 1 s , because of the harsh c at t 1 e , environment. ·The Sosheep, and mali coped g o a t s . with the environment There is for a long time, but the n . o t situation has I].Ow bee n o u g h come out of confrol. g r a z i n g Due to the drought, the land to rising tensions, and the s u pp-or t importation ofguns, the the herd- Somali people can no i n g longer conflicts lifestyle. between their tribes Drought and conflicts.in nature, p·lays a thus the United Natio'ns major role has been forced to inin the fail- ·tercede.

By Brendan Murphy

yugoslavia _

U . N in the streets. between Serbia, in Bosnia, wars f o r c e s Croatian and Serbian between smaller ethnic h a v e ' fighters. Serbs have groupshavetranspired. become Croats in con- The main Bosnian govpower- centration camps and ernment has not - all e s s . raped tens of thoti- lowed the U.N. to bring T h e sands of Bosnian food to the eastern S e r b s women, yet these h9r- secton of Bosniah a v e , rors ¥e not cm;npletely Herzegovina, and some b e n o n e -s i d e d . of the inhabitants of the shoot - Croationand Bosnian area have resorted to ing at forces have retaliated, eating the flesh of the the resulting in the slaugh - dead. · troops ter of many Serbs. _ Fear, hopeless- w h , o The Croats are ness, and hatred domi-h a v e Catholics who the world nate the lives of the b e e n originally saw as the suffering people caught trying to victims of Serbian geno- in the ethnic and relisave the cide, yet recently this gious war that nobody . lives of view has changed Ha-

In the breeze the injured-Croats and slightly°. · In Februqry tred has caused a naway at there was B ·o s- n i ·a n s . 1993 there was a U.N. tion to kill itself. At the a poster that had two Co'ncentraion camps peace plan to divde the end of World War II, pictures on it. The first have been established, formerYugoslavisainto the world swore that it of a , mass rapes have been the countries of Croatia would never let geno- Jew in a co?- happening in the name and Serbia. Since then, cide exist again. · / centrat10n camp in ofethniccleansing,'and Bo.snians say Croats America and the U. N. 1942. The second was e·ntire villages have have invaded and have been aware of the a strikingly similar been burned, while lice, burned Bosnian to'Wns slaughter occuring in photograph of a starv- hunger, and diseases in the middle /of the Yugoslavia for almost -ing Croat in aconcen- have , · become night. The Cro9 ts deny twO'years now, but the ' tration camp in 1992. uncontrolable in the this charge and claim genocide has not been poster said some- genocide. _ ·that the houses burned stopped. The Chairman thmg to the extent of Serbia was the because the Bosnians of the Joint Cheifs of "WE SAID do minating power were burning candles Staff, General Colon - when Yugoslavia was a that went out of con- Powell has tried to exand ethn ic cleaI?smg united country. Serbs trol. . cuse America's negli- have created .national are a Slavic people who B o s n i a - gerice ··by stating that suicide in what was have to date done the Herzegovina is the only an effort to stop the · once called Yugoslavia. most damage. The Mµslim area in all of would risk the The three main ethnic S8rbs had control of the Europe. They are hated lives of too many Amerigro_µps in the former military and the weap- ·by the Serbs and Croats , can .soldiers. There are n at i .on - Serb i n. ans. · They have de- simply for religious dif- very vague and tentaCroatian Bosruru:-, strayed many ancient ferences. Cr'imes tive plans to send have bee.n involved cities qnd small villages commited . against the troops to .the an ethmc apd reh- in an attempt to create Muslims in Bosnia- region of former Yugo, gious war with each a compeletely Serbian Herzegovina have been slavia, - but the situaother. The United Na- state. Blocadesofscrap on the news almost ev- tion only gets worse as tions has sent rp.edi- metalhavebeen ·erected erynightsinceSeptem-· America waits to fulfill cal aid and a peace in cities to stop the bul- her of 1992. As is the its obligation. keeping force, but the lets of the random fire case in Croatia and

By Casey RevkinMauger

.,

. The nineties may ten times under Shorr pointed out that for students of all ethbe a decade of injus- the rug" in Uie h ,ope of a great_cteal mo1:'"e than nic identities to share ·tices and racial up- being forgotten. The King's "I Have - their cultures through heaval. ·eonsider the purpose of the confer- speech characterizes discussions, cultural beatings of Rodney l\ing ence was to expose stu- · this era. Through tl\is performances, and ethand Reginald Denny, dents of color to the class, Shorr hopes to nic food. The day was the ensuing Los Ange- traditions and beliefs of help students under- fun, "informative, and les Ri ots, and ga_ngwar- other minority groups. stand some less promi- - entertaining. It is a way fare. These are the In this situation, the nent historical occur- - of bringing students pro(lucts of a divided differences rences, such as the together as a unified society, . one that has races were pushed Mexican emigration communityand .explornot yet learned to ch er- aside and a spirit of and labor struggle and -ing different aspects of ish the positive nature mutual appreciation each otller's race and of diversity. materialized. World War Two intern- background.

, · The Polycommu- To help bring this ment Gamps. ·The Race Students, faculty nity has approached feeling · to Polytechnic Relations course is of- - members, andPolyparthe supjed.ofrace rela'."" School, Upper School fered as a -history elec- ents have become intiops from variety -of teacher Howard Shorr tive for second semes- creasingly aware of the perspectives, hoping to instructed a class sec- ter]uniors and seniors. importance of diversity students more ondsemesterthatdeals Shorrprovidesanopen- · inoursociety. Through aware and accepting of specifically with the forum type atmo- programs such as Diother races and cul- plightofminority races sphere, allowing stu- versityDayandShorr's tures. Earlyin theyear, from World War II to dents to voice their Race Relations class, a select group of stu- · the present. The name op1n10ns or concerns awareness and underdents attended aip.ulti-- .of the class, Race Rela- they learn about .standingwill be encourconferenc e at tions, implies- that a past tliat few history aged. With the right . Marlborough ·School. much more than dates books choose to .r:_e- level of enthusiasm andSucp are and histopcal will member. open-mindedness, our the first steps in bring- be ·discussed. During On February 9, generation may reach ing light to the issues the first meeting, Shorr 1993, Poly held its first the long awaited conof stereotypes and ·expressed his opinion ·annual Diversity Day. clusion that we are all prejudices within thatthehistoryofpost- For several months, human and that ethnic schools. In an op.en- war America has fo - and faculty diversity makes us , forum discussion, stu- cusedlargelyuponrace members planning the stronger. dents of diverse ethnic relations in the South. event were excited by · affiliations admitted Particularattentionhas the tremendous · inter- ByVicki that the biased percep- been paid in the media est shown by a ' large FemancJ.ez tionstheyhaveofsome toAlabamaandtheBus percentage of ·the stugroups are SifI!ply due Boycotts,Arkansasand , dent body. Inspired by_: Jo a lack of knowledge. the Little Rock High the multi-cultural conRace and identity are . School incident, Mar- ference mentioned pr.esuch controversial sub- tin Luther King and the viously, Diversity Day that they are of-: march on Washington. was, and will be, a way -

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Estimates say_ .developed AIDS sympthat AIDS affects over toms, yet test negative one million people in for HIV. There is specuthe United States. By lation that a new virus the end of this decade, has emerged, perhaps every American wtll an HN mutation, or know at least one per- even that HN is not the son with the virus, as cause of AIDS. is now the case with Physician qnd heart disease and can- Dr. Joseph cer. Yet the Acqui.red Sonnabend has inlmniune Deficiency sisted from Syndrome must not be ning that the medlcal confused with these or -establishment has been other diseases, for it is asking llie wrong quesa viral epidemic, not a tions. He states in Incondition brought on terview magazine (Deby poor penfonalhealth cember 1992), "I do not management or other believe that the cause indirect causes. Un- · of the disease is known. like heart disease, you It might be .RN, but the cannot get AIDS by definite proof is really consuming too much not there." He goes oh : cholesterol; unlike to say that, at present, sickle cell anemia, orie -ther·e are three apis not niore prone to proaches to the casual succumb or _ resist issue one can take: AIDS because of his or First, that there her race; and unlike is a single agent, per. breast cancer, the dis- haps one unrecognized ease is not R:ender-ex- at present, · that proclusive. -AIDS affects duces the disease; every segmept of-soci- ·Second, that a ety- gay, straight, single agent exists, but white, 'black, young, requires certain condiricq, -old, and poor, and tions to become pathoit is therefore up to ev- genie; . _ e·ry individual to not · Third, that there only protect his or her- is no sinR:le agent but self, but also to help that AIDS is produced th.ose already affected. from the "interaction of At present it is s e v e r a 1 commonfy acceptedthat the Human 'Im- agents, including mimunodeficiency Virus croorganisms and . incausesAIDS. Recently, fectious agents, as well however, there -has as foreign tissue com.:. been a great deal of ing in the way of blood -controversy over . or semen- none of whether HIV is the ex- which alone could proclusive cause of AIDS, duce AIDS but which especially because of in combination and/ or inaividuc:µs who have

with repeated expo- more and more indisures groduce the dis- viduals involved .in ease. AIDS research agree Sonnabend fa- with Sonnabend that vors this multifactorial this may have been prea pp roach, because mature. studies show that a approaches to both prelarge number of people venting and fighting the who do not belong to disease may be inadthe so called "risk eqqate. Sonnabend groups" (individuals and others aR:ree that with multiple sex -part- safer sex is still the best ners, gay intrave- way, except for aostinous dnig users, .and nence, to protect onehemophiliacs) have evi- self from AIDS. This del)ce of RN.exposure, entails tlie proper use yet test negative. of a condom during Sonnabend continues oral, vaginal and anal that if these studies sex, plus the use of a prove to be true, and a spermicidal lubricant combination of several containing nonoxynolfactors produces AIDS, 9, _ the onJy availthen ten percent of the able that kilfs HN. population may have . . Every sexually been exposed to HN, activeindividualshould which is simply non- taketheseprecautions. pathogenic and unrec- This is particularly evio gnizable .because dent now, because other necessary cofac- while the number_ of tors are missing. This new HN -positive gay tef! percent is signifi-: males has oramatically cantly greater than the decreased over the past cui:-rent .4 percent fig- few years, the number ure, and many are of heterosexuals, espetherefor unwilling to cially women, has gone acknowledge Its possi- skyWard, mostly due to bility. sexual contact with bi-

. . This holds par- sexual men. In addi- / ticularly true for the tlon; AIDS is on the rise medical establishment, ' in poverty-stricken armeaninR: that the Na- eas, most likely due to tion'.al lnstitutes of a lack of resources and Health arid the Centers education. · for Disease Control, . The most comwhich from the begin- mondrug-focombatthe ning has exclusively HN virus is AZf. AZr accepted Hrv as the cause. This allowed the capable . of giving ·inbrunt of the blame to - fected individuals a fall on the gay commu- higher quality of life, nity and prevented thatis, decreasingtheir widespread panic. Yet continued onr page 216

continued from page 210 inorale and unity of the the problems do not continuedfrom troops, causing division come from these people, page 215 and chaos in a struc- but rise from the intol- vulnerability to opporcomer, dramaticallyin- ture that is dependant e·rance of others. Ho- tunisticdiseases. Howcreasing the potential upon absolute confi- mosexuals should not ever, recent studies · of volatile situations dence and loyalty be penalized because show that individuals and violent acts. This is among its members. others are unable to can quickly develop rea (very real -possibility; . They used the same accept them. Racism sistance to AZf, and however we cannot argumentaga4J.stblaek and sexism were offi- then pass this resisback down from the integration: that the cially ended in the mili"'." tance strain to others. ideal of social equality: potential chaos could tary because they pro- At present a maiority and the enforcement of sacrifice our military mated thinking of the ki:iown HIV civil rights. If this argu- posture and thus pose was hateful and unjust. strains are AZf-resis.menthadbeensuccess- a threat to · We can send a tant. Researchers are , ful during the debate tc;> curity. , · message that hate and concerned that they keep the military ra- In many ways, discrimination will not may soon have no efcially- segregated, our they ar e right. Un- 'be ignored under ID?-Y . fective treatment for armed forces might still open I:iomo- and · in people wi.th HN if all be separate and un- -sexuality will disturb any form. - t?:e strains become resisequal.Fear, however le- certain members of the ban in the mI11-. tant, a common ·occurgitimate, cannot be military. Yet,- "open" rence among viral inavoided or used as an does not necessarily directly, but fections. To prevent excuse for .!t imply a blatant expres- it co\lld produce a f1:1-n- more strains from bemust be dealt .with d1- sion of sexual prefer.- damental re-e:valuation /coming resistant, docrectly. Education ence.Itcouldmeanthat of thought. . . . . tors are now only adthe military ranks will the truth can be told When is it r:ight ministering AZf to / not change mindsets when the question is to pass up a chanc:e tients in the Iasf stages ' overnight, nor it given, it affect- · _ of the disease, ratfier change everyone even- ingthe soldiers status. is it Justified to than as soon as they tually. But, like the It is inevitable th';lt ?verlook hate and fear were diagnosed as carmense problem of rac- many pe?ple s , the name of protect- riers. ism, over time educa- homophobic mindset 1ng our ?WO necks? A The Food and . tion can instill a social will produce friction. change in the Drug Administration atmosphere in which However, as the f1:ic- type-b.ased pohcy has approved two other individuals are more tioncausedbyallowmg drugs to fight HN: ddi able to develop taler- blacks and women into to one_ which Judges and ddc. Studies show ance. the ranks .· has them. every oilier that these drugs may

By Brandon Panaligan /.

By allowinR: our diminshed, so will the recruit would be a ma- be more effective than government to pick and tension produced if the AZf. Yet if HN is not choosewhenandwhere ban is lilted. · the exclusive cause of to recognize basic hu- In · short, every C o n s t 1 t u t 1 o n AIDS, then we are left man freedoms, we as soldier in the military gurantees. Such a move fightingadiseasewhich citizens are turning a has potential to of- . could to protect we do not even begin to · blind eye tow;ards our fend someone else or people nghts . understand. To solve , neighbors and putting make actions which where, JUSt as the civil the AIDS crisis, we our own rights in dan- could Jeppai:dize · mis- rights hen- mustgetbeyondpolitiger. As the old saying sions : That is why we effted the the cal and economic obgoes, "It may be me to- need to judge people labor, an d the anti-war stacles and honestly aay, but it will be you based upon individual A devote our resource's to tomorrow."_Situational characteF, and not of ClVll stopping this epidemic . . equalfty allows people upon and could con- .. to maintain a preconceived ideas. struchvely mold the tion for fallacious argu- Se.xUal harassment and consciousness · of our ments, based upon ste- racial tensions are at - society, promote reotypes, fear, and "un- least on equal na_ 'derstandings." Many with homosexuality in tional poµo/, and would · · people contend that terms of potential vola- help ehm1nate outopenly gay soldiers liv- . ulity. Yet, despite these moded ing in close realities, our military ways of thinking. with heterosexual sol- enrolls women and mi_ · By Jon diers · will disrupt the norities. is because Kidder ..

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Congratulations Duel

God made you as you are in order to use you you as he planned S. C. McAuley

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Mom) Dad) Kristen & ]on

CONGRATULATIONS TO DOUG AND THE CLASS OF '93.

Congratu[ations, Afe{issa! 'We

're so

proud of you! HAPPINESS AND SUCCESS!

Love, Mom, Dad, Eric and Ally

Congratulations Kevin and Mark and the class of '93

"Oh the places you will go! "

-Dr.Suess

The Class of 1993!!!

The Polytechnic Alumni Association

Lauren,

I cannot believe that time has passed so quickly, And now before me stands a lovely young woman. My best friend, the daughter with whom I shared laughter and victories, tears and defeats and gentle guidance into a world of challenge and hope. I feared that I might have spoiled you through the years, But you spoiled me instead with your boundless joy, Soaring pride and a love that grew just as you did. Though miles shall keep us apart, Our bond exceeds distance and time. Life is a blessing with you by my side. With you always in my heart.

I'm so proud of you. Good luck, my friend. Love. Mom

Ithaca

When you start on your journey to Ithaca. then pray that the road is long,

1 full of adventure. full of knowledge. Do not fear the Lestrygonians and the Cyclopes and the angry Poseidon You will never meet such as these on your i path, I if your thoughts remain lofty, if a fine emotion touches your body and your spirit. you never meet ·the Lestrygonians, the cyclopes and the fierce Poseidon, if you do not carry them within your soul. if your soul does not raise them up before you.

1 Then pray that the road is long. That the summer mornings are many, that you wilt enter ports seen for the first time ' with such pleasure. with such joy! Stop at Phoenician markets, and purchase fine merchandise. mother-of-pearl and corals. amber and ebony, and pleasurable perfumes as you can; visit hosts of Egyptian cities. to learn and learn from those who have knowl-

Always keep Ithaca fixed in your mind. To arrive there is you ultimate goal. But do not hurry the voyage at all. It is better to let it last for long years; and even to anchor at the isle when you are old, rich with all that you have gained on the way, not expecting that Ithaca will offer you riches.

Ithaca has given you the beautiful voyage. Without her you would never have taken the road.

But she has nothing more to give give you.

And if you find her poor, Ithaca has not defrauded you.

With the great wisdom you have gained, with so much experience, you must surely have understood by then what Ithacas mean.

Constantine Cavafy '114- ""44 /M- '!°" u f6 ltd 6ud4-. ad, edge.

REFLECT FROM THE PAST ENJOY THE MOMENT

LOOK TO THE FUTURE

scHARK-PRocoF:HarvEeyMackayso"survivsa'

Love, Mom and Dad • Jeff '92 - Kelly '95

skills

We are proud of you, for who you are, what you believe in, for how you are living your life. You are one of a kind, very special, and we love you very much. Morn, "Dad", Bobbie, Suzi, Chuck, Zachary and Katie

Love

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Somewhere something incredible is waiting to be known . Carl Segan

You have already discovered it, Myatt.

Continue to ...

Seek wisdom, that ye might be instructed. Be humble; that ye may be made strong. Learn of Him, and listen to His words; Walk in the meekness of His spirit, that you shall have peace in Him. Pray always and He shall pour out His Spirit upon you, and great shall be your blessing.

D&C

You have brought so much into our lives.

May you always have joy in your heart.

Ht/ta of/ trJ tlte Clt1aa of 3ll

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Where there is love in the horne, there is JOY

We the staff and adrninistration of Joy Chalet [facilities for the developmentally disabled] are very proud of you, Joy, and your willing efforts of self towards uplifting hurnankind.

Best wishes and a rnountain ofencouragernentand success in the years to corne!

This page is dedicated to the Joy in our home and our wonderful blessing.

From her parents

Dr. and Mrs. Joel L. Jones

Joy Dane Jones

To Laura:

You're wonderful. Never stop looking for the many hidden surprises that lie ahead. We love you, Mom, Dad, and Johnny Congratulations to you and the terrific class of 1993!

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a little love to a child, and you get a great deal back."

- John Ruskin

Kristin, You have given us Inore happiness than we could have ever dreamed.

Congratulations to you and the class of '93!

Love Mom, Dad, Ryan, and Robert

From the first day of school through 14 years at Poly, we have watched you with love and admiration as you have grown and matured.

Congratulations and love from your family, Nick, and THANK YOU, POLY, FOR22 WONDERFUL YEARS!!

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To Marshall:

"The benefits of competition are clearly abused when the final score is the only criterion. A true competitor can find a great deal of personal pride in havingplayedhis best even when he loses. But many ofus have the erroneous belief that if you play your best you will win. Winning isn't getting more points; it's working up to your potential."

Love, Mom, Dad, and Sarah.

Dear Jennifer, for 18 years, I have watched you blossom into a beautiful, intelli8ent youn8 lady. I wish and hope for you much 8ood luck, personal happiness, and excellent health in the future.

All my love, Mom

TEAM

Congratulations to Poly's graduating class of 1993!

Quinn Emanual Urquhart & Oliver

I J / Congratulations, Rico, to you and to your classmates of 1993 !!!

Thank you for all the wonderful years of fun and pride that you have given us. We'll miss rushing from one sports event to another. Thanks for sharing your many"' friends and their wonderful parents with us.

We are very proud of you. Always remember that God loves you, and make Philipians 4:8 your goals for life.

We love you very much, Your Mom & Dad

Thanks to the Poly staff for being so great!

Thanl(s for the Meinories

for Jenna Lisl:

We remember you warmly with your bright eyes filled to the brim with the sparkle of newborn ideas, always eager for the experiences of unknown adventures and untried challenges, ever confident in your prospects of success and delight.

Your burning question when you weren't quite three was, "What trees will I climb when I grow up?"

As you setforth now on a new trail in your life'sjourney, may you always encounter forests to explore, trees to climb, and friends to make and keep.

From 1979 to 1993, what dramatic and wonderful changes!!!

Congratulations to the Lifers of the Class of 199 3 and Best Wishes in the years to come!! -from the Techentin Family

· The Lifers of 1993 are:

Kevin Arai, Jessica Bennett, Laura Cairns, Myatt Green, Whitney Hightower, Calvin Hwang, Katrina Kuehn, Sarah Kuehn, Mark Lippincott, Nishat Mehta, Lauren Nicholas, Katherine Saeger, Ted Smith, Nick Techentin, Trey Walker, Laurel White, and Kim Wycoff.

EIGHTEEN WONDERFUL YEARS

Congratu{ations to tlie C{ass of 1993

May tfie road rise up to meet you andtfie wind be a[ways at your bac/(

• Dear Chinue, our much loved daughter-- HGod's Own BlessingH--continue to hear the instruction of your ancestors; and in hearing, gain understanding.

• For your ancestors have provided you with good advice; forsake it not.

• We, too, were once young and dearly loved of our parents.

• We, too, were taught to respect the life-giving words of our ancestors.

• Dear Chinue--·HGod's Own Blessing"- -seek wisdom and understanding.

• Love and never forsake them, and they will preserve you.

• Make their acquisition your highest priority.

• Wisdom will bring you honor and allow your life to radiate with beauty.

• Because you follow the words of your ancestors, your life will be extended.

• The ancestors have taught you well the ways of The Creator.

• Follow the right path, and you will not be defeated.

• Go not the way of the crowd, for the crowded path terminates in ill-will .

• Be honorable--like the morning sun.

• Light and darkness cannot abide together; choose the light, and know your path.

• Chinue-- "God's Own Blessing"--incline your ears to the whispers of wisdom.

• Keep this counsel deep within your heart.

• Be ever mindful of what you allow into your life.

• Be honest in all your dealings.

• When you choose a goal, waver not from it.

• No matter the circumstances in life, believe in yourself and waver not.

Love from Papa, Mom, your grandparents, and the spirit of your ancestors.

To the team of '93, Steve, Lisa, and Billy, from the seniors:

Thanks for the memories, good luck in the future, we will miss you! Celebrate!

"Makin' your way in the world today takes everything you got. Takin' a break from all your worries sure would help alot . Wouldn't you like to get away, sometimes you want to go where everybody knows your name and they're always glad you came. You want to see troubles are all the same. You want to go where everybody knows your name." - Cheers

Oh- I'm picking out a thermos for you Not an ordinary thermos for you, But the extra best thermos you can buy With vinyl and stripes and cup built right in.

I'm picking out a thermos for you And maybe a barometer too ...

-Steve Martin, Thejerk

Let everyone be sure that he is doing his very best, for then he will have the personal satisfaction of work well done, and won't need to compare himself with someone else.

-Gal. 6:4

Don't worry about anything; instead, pray about everything; tell God your needs and don't forget to thank him for his answers. If you do this you will experience God's

peace, which is far more wonderful than the human mind can understand.

-Phil. 4:6, 7

Fix your thoughts on what is true and good and right. Think about things that are pure and lovely, and dwell on the fine, good things in others. Think about all you can praise God for and be glad about.

-Phil. 4:8

Potekian

I am content to live it all again And yet again ... We must laugh and we must sing we are blest by everything.

W.B. Yeats

Due- okay, none of that sweet & emotional stuff. thanks for always being objective, cynical, brutally honest, and caring. I'll be looking forward to our brilliant future partnership In the clothing Industry. just leave all the business to me.

Kristin- well, we certainly have gone through alot together, haven't we? especially those late nights spent In the publications room. ugh. In this past year you have not only become a trustworthy co-editor, but a valuable friend. thank you for everything.

Vicki- what can I say? oex>eeel well we've known eachother for I 2 years now. 12 years! throughout our friendship you've always been there for me. I hope to be able to count on you until we both keel over, and Into the hereafter, of course. carpool & good buds forever.

George- thank you for bearing with my stupidity. that night at unocal '76 was something wasn't It? I'm glad that it was you that was with me. you've always had the ability to calm me down in any crisis (&boy did I have alot of 'em) thanks.

catvin- I'll always remember those Cperlod adventures that we always had. no matter what happens, I'll be your understanding friend. thanks for the good times.

Arthur- In this past year, you have become such a dear friend to me thank you for listening to my fits of hysteria on those long-distance phone calls. thank you for restoring my faith In friendships.

Albert- I'm stlll looking forward to the opportunity I always threatened you about. even though you think that I am extremely sadistic, you'Ve always been a great friend. you were always willing to listen to me complain about one thing or another. thank you for your silent reassurance

Nlshat- where do I begin? there Is so much to say. thank you for everything. no matter what you claim, you have been a wonderful friend to me, and have helped me through some of my greatest crises. always remember 66. and for old time's sake: you're ugly. HAHi

Brandon- my psychic counterpart. you can't deny the power of the tarot. we have been through so much. always remember that I wlll be there for you. my fondest memories this year are of going to play the game with you & having our great conversations. thanks for your understanding and devotion. Mike- you know what you mean to me, don't you? I would have never made it through senior year without you. from S&D problems to personal problems

(sometimes they were the same) to everything In my life, you have been a constant support to me. I don't know how to thank you. I wlll always count on you to be there for me no matter what. always remember prom night I 992, and twister. It was great. Becky- we have been through so much together. I stlll mean what I said about you being my best friend. you have always had the time to be there for me and support me. most of all, let me thank you for the laughter and the good times. thank you. to the Oakleaves staff- 7:00 meetings & 2:30 In the morning. we did itl and we dldn 't end up killing eachother. you guys have been terrific. even though there were alot of tears, stress, and yelling, I think It was worth It. I feel It was an honor to have been able to work with you guys. to S&D- thanks for the good times It was hard, but It was worth It. I will always remember the fun that we had. I can't begin to tell you what you guys have meant to me. thanks for everything. bungee forever. to J V. girls basketball- staying on the team was one of the best decisions I made In my senior year. "girls J. V. is the life for me" thank you.

Love,

Gillian Shoch! Congratulations!

Today is your day! You're off to great places! You're off and away!

Kid, you'll move mountains!

Your mountain is waiting so ...get on your way!

From San Marino, Los Angeles, Charlottesville, Buenos Aires, Philadelphia, Minneapolis, and Ulm We blinked. 12 years scampered by. Proudly and disbelievingly, we say Congratulations, · Leondra, to you and the class of '93. Love always, Mom and Dad

CONGRATULATIONS

Alison and the Class of '93

... You are the music-makers, you are the dreamers of dreams ... WillyWonka

... You are the movers and shakers of the world forever, it seems t', 11f011t

TO: Mr. Ellis, Mr. Ellis, Mr. <Aragher, Courtney, Barbara, Lisl, Amber, Valerie. Robyn, Susan, Karen, Chiemi, A], Tamara, Kira, Laura, & Keri

Thank you for allowing me to become a part ofyour team.

I will miss traveling all over Southern California with you!

Good luck next year!

Love,

To: Yuko, Meredith, Due, Katherine, Casey, Alison, Kim, Brandon, Alex and Dhurga

I know we've been through some rough times together but we made it. Now we have the product of our toils to enjoy forever. you for putting up with me. This book would not exist without the efforts that you all put into it.

Love: Kristin

To the graduating Seniors of Speech and Debate:

Right: Amber Suave

Below left: "I need you all to pay attention."

Far Below: "Geno, this article continued from the front page is so interesting!"

Far lefl: "Shaaken diable fiishnika Greyhound Bus bariilesh sakomin stiil hljblaan American Dream... "

Top: "And it was this big!"

Lefl: Illicit phone calls to dictators.

Below Left: "But Allison, I wanted "Moose" on the back of my cheerleading jacket."

Counter-clockwise from below:

Gillian Andrews picks fleas out of her "boy" friend's back hair.

"MO FIGHTING!!"

"Wait, I'm going out with Brandon Toh ? I thought it was Dave Lin!"

Alex Aranovich shows off his county fair blue ribbon winning flock of bulls with pride.

Bryant and Nil do not seem to be bothered by the bus crash on the sophomore class trip.

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At left: Say nope to dope ... and ugh to drugs.

Counter-clockwise from above:

Jody: Gee, this is going to be a great year!

Plumley: The noise! Oh the noise! I can't take the noise!

"Yeah, I'll catch it if you spit from up there."

You can tell by the way I move and walk, I'm a woman's man, no time to talk ...

PATRONS

The Andresian Family

Sally Jeanne McKenna Barnum

Fred and Mary Bennett

Mr. and Mrs. C. Finley Beven

John and Lousie Bryson

Gala, Lance and Skip Burkholder

Richard and Kathleen Capalbo

Mr. adn Mrs. George Christy

Dr. and Mrs. Michael Churukian

James and Debra De Bose

Kitty and Jim Dillavou

Steve and Karen Freeburg

The Gill Family

Mr. and Mrs. Lung-Yen Homg

Huntington Memorial Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ingersoll

Drs. Leon and Audrey Reid Kruger

Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lenz

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Madda

Jess and Eleanor Martinez

Julie and Kip Myers

Hyung Joo and Soon Hee Park

Shannon and John Quinn

Teresa M. Quinn

Mr. and Mrs. Raichlen

Dr. and Mrs. Leroy Reese

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riffle

Alison and Joseph Winter

Mr. and Mrs. William Woolard

Thank you for your generous support.

INDEX

abdo, davld: 111, 115, 125, 171.

aguilar. antonio: 1 19, 171. andresian. anna: 122.174. andrews. candace: 12. andrews. gillian: 1 15. 162. arai. kevin: 17, 29sp, 161, 170, 234d, 232.

aranovich. a lex: 102. 128. armstrong, brecken: 1 13, 1 15, 124, 161, 168, 169. arnault, lauren: 103. arnold, gordon: arnold. hjunter: 108, 1 15, 171. ashbacher. kirsten: 1oo. 105, 161.

assaf. marie-therese: 13. austin, simone: 1 18.

babcock. mike: 1o. bahng, airnee: 54sp 125, 161, 168, 169, 234d. bakaly, john: 12. barker. kelley: 108. 173. barnum. allison: 1 18. 162. 173. barry, jim: 13. bartlett. sarah: 1 17, 123. 173. bartlett. marshall: 4lsp., 174. 236d, 232.

baum, jim: 101. beckham. kelly: 1 17, 1 18, 173. bee. nicholas: 117 beerman. charlene: 12. beerman. steve: 12. bell. marisa: 109, 173. bennett. jessica: 17, 2osp. 168. 169, 234d. benson. david: 105. beven. cole: 102. 105, 128, 168, 169. blue. catherine: 1 1o. 1 14, 129, 161. boerschinger. eric: 105, 170. borders. ashley: 105. 161. 162. borders. bo: 121. boyd, beverly: 14. brandow. haydon: 17. 65sp. brier. jonathan: 1 12, 174.

brody, alison: 17, 9lsp, 176, 239d. brunzell. due: 1, 7, 17, 18, 54sp, 125. bryson. julia: 5, 105, 106, 174, 176. burkholder. allison: 121. 238.

Cairns, laura; 94sp 127, 172. 226d, 234d, 239d. callahan. josh: 121, 162, 174. cann. david: 1 13. capalbo. kristin: 1. 51 sp, 227d. caragher. rick: 14. castillo. marli: 122, 162. 173. chandrasoma. shah in: 1 12. 162. 163. 174. chang, tiffany: 120. chapman. lauren: chemsian. gia: 111, 173. christy, anna: 105, 129. chuck. brian: 1 16 . churukian. tiffany: 104. cid. clara: 13. cobb, dawn: 12. cochran-bond, kira: 108, 1 13. cochran-bond. lisl: 17. 78sp. 124. 172, 233d, 239. cocumeli. tina: 13. cohen. jenny: 104. cohen. michael: 171. copelan, nathan: 171. corral. rick: 17, 84sp, 125, 161. 170. crass. cynthia: 13. cutler, grant: 101. 106, 174.

davids,jordan: 109. debase, marcus: 101, 174. dekegel, tim: 93sp, 127. desilva. sandra: 17, 97sp, 177. dietrick. greg: 109, 113, 170. dilkes. elizabeth: 7, 18, 25sp. dillavou. claire: 1 19, 173. dillavou. jim: 1 13. dillon, kathleen: 13, 14. dougall. patrick: 122. duffy, bob: 107, 129. durff. roben: 1 1o. 1 14, 1 15, 161.

echeverria, marisa: 121, 122,

162. edwards, shawn: 102. 170. ellis. chuck: 12. ellis. karen: 1 1 1. 173. ellis. wayne: 12. ewig, andrew: 1 19, 171.

farbstein, susan: 4, 123. farer, howie: 12. fauvre. david: 105, 129. fauvre. libby: 1 17, 1 18, 162, 173. fay, jonathan: 15. feely, kara: 109, 1 12, 161. feldmeth, greg: 8, 10, 14. feldmeth, lindsay: 115, 162. feldmeth, nate: 14. ferris. liam: 1o1, 162, 163. femandez. geno: 106, 107, 162. femandez. vicki: oosp. fink, naomi: 82sp. fletcher. craig: 8, 15. fong, kevin: 117. fox, carolyn: 1 1. fox, lou: 6, 7, 11. francis. keri: 108, 173, 239. freeburg, beth: 103. freeburg, brett: 74sp, 170, 232. freed, stuart: 13, 124. fromm, blanca: 103. fromm, julie: 1 13, 174. fulford. maggie: 17, 52sp, 238d, 228, 239d. furuya, mark: 100, 101, 162, 163.

gantner drew: 14, 122. gaskell, eric: 1 12, 125, 162, 174.

geier, alan: 13, 125, 161. gerstner. eliot: 109. 1 1 1 giampaolo, jennifer: 100, 103, 172. 239d.

gifford, annie: 120, 173. gill, becky: 121, 173. govea. sonia: 109. gradillas, mike: 121. gravely, amber: 116, 173. greely, lisa: 12. green. myatt: 42sp., 161, 234d. grether, susan: 5, 9, 15. gross. alex: 1 14.

gupta. ananda: 102. 162.

hagenmayer. paul: 17, 18, 76sp. hall, brad: 12, 171. hamilton. grace: 8, 14. hansen. kartik: 1 18. haque. aliya: 110, 168, 169. harris. amy: 12. heger. christian: l l 1, l 13, 171, 232.

heger, erik: 17, 18, 62sp, 129, 232d.

hightower. Whitney: 63sp, 234d. hillink, david: 1o. 14, 124. hillink. jeanne: 15. ho. michael: 109, 112. hollingsworth, devon: 17, 26sp, 127, 236d, 239d. hollingsworth. elliot: 104, 107, 170. holt. stacey: 1 18. l 77. homg, george: 17, 23sp. horstman. brent: 106, 107. houlihan. keri: 16, 58sp. hsu. marie: 107, 177. huff. robyn: 1o1, 1os. hunter. robby: 121. 122. hwang, calvin: 17, 48sp, 234d. hwang, cindy: 107, 1 12. hwang, edison: 119, 174. hwang, renny: 1 17. hwang, sharon: 103. 174.

l 77.

Jackson, robynn: l 05. jackson,ryan: 108, 115. Jacques. phillip: 1 15, 171. jeyaranjan. dhurga: 1. 16, 17, 56sp, 162. johnson. ele: 98sp, 172, 239d. jones. joy: 17, 18. 54sp, 161. jones. melissa: 17, 81 sp. 125, 168. 169, 225d. jones. suzanne: 100, 173. judson. emily: 1 18, 174.

karp, Iauren: 1 18, 123, 126. kaufman, summer: 109, 1 1 l. l 73. kenyon, george: 16, 17, 70sp, 124, 125, 170, 171. kidder. jon: 99sp, 232. kim, alex: 1 12, 162. kim, diana: 4, 118, 120, 123, 162, 176.

kim.susan: 113, 162, 177. kleinberg, Ieslie: 17, 85sp. kon. dedrick: 122, 162, 168, 169, 171. koo. sophia: 1 14. krause. arthur: 17, 18, sosp, 174. krovoza. rosemarie: 13, 162. kuehn. katrina: 49sp, l 72, 234d, 235d, 239d. kuehn, sarah: 77sp, 172, 234d, 235d, 239d.

mauer. dan: 122. mccomb, ethan: 122. mccullough, paul: 103, 174. mcgaughy, rosie: 103. mckee. mark: 14, l 18. mcquilken. hilary: 1oo. mehta, nishat: 27sp, 234d. meier, charlie: 122, 174. merrill. mike: 120. 171. miller. arpi: 1oo. 172, 239d. miller. sumner: 45sp. mohamed. saira: 4, 123, 162. mora. javier: l 12. morrison. noel: 15, I 7, 92sp. 126. mossman, noah: 75sp. murphy, brendan: 121. murphy, cameron: 105, 170. myers,ryan: I 04, I 70.

alicia: 107. kanegae. courtney: 105, 172, 239d. kanemitsu. miki: 108, 1 15.

lac.ey. ca.rol: 15, 113, 177. anski. Jennifer: 122.

Iao. kenny: 5, 103, 174.

Iara. ankarino: 1, 21 sp, 126. 127. Iarson. erin: 1 16, 173.

lee. albert: 16, l 7, 36sp. lee. arthur: 108, 162.

lee. chris: 1 16, 162. lee. dinari: l 15. lee. gene: 4, 102. 162. lee. marian: l 18. lee. michael: 32sp.

lenz. jacklyn: l l 7, 121, 177. 238 lin. joanne: 1 14. ling, bianca: l 1 l. 238. lippincott. mark: 73sp, 170, 234d. 232.

liset. stephen: 12, l 05, 129 Iowe. matt: l 04, l 70. lowe. tom: 104, 170. lue. suan: l 13, 124, 177 luedtke. pia: 1 1o. l 14.

illackenzie, katie: 121 177 238. I

madda. tim: 5, 103, 106, 174. madison. tamara: 108. magee. margee: 1oo. 106. mair. elaine: 13. mak. brad: 12 l 171. malloy. dede: 122. martinez. christine: 122. 173. martinez. jessica: 102, 173. matthews. naseem: 103. I 73. matthews. shireen: 117, 162, 173.

nagata. andrew:31sp, 170. nelson. eric: 17, 86sp, 124. 232. nelson. laura: 109, 1 1o. 172, 239d. newhall. david: l 12. newman. eric: 109, 111, 115. newman. tony: 174. nicholas. Iauren: 38sp, 128, 172, 234d. 239d. nickerson. brian: 120, 238.

0ceguera. cela: !04. ogata. yuko: 1, 18, 95sp. oh. hereen: 1oo. 162, 176. orr. cynthia: 15. oviedo. victor: 107, 127, 170, 171.

Qaimer. anhur: 1o1 . panaligan. brandon: 1, 17, 18, 67sp.

park, bryant: 108, 162. park. david: 102, 170. patria. melia: 1 16. pendorf. laura: 13. perkins. Iarry: 4, l 12, 171. perrigue. amanda: l :20, 123, 173. perry, lisa: I 03, 177. pickering, william: 14. pixton, carol: 14. polsby, katy: 119, 126, 176. pomerance. michele: 1 1 I . 177. potts. eric: l 13. pugh, kristin: 107, 173.

Quinn. meredith: 1 1 I 1 15.

raichlen. dave: 101, 174. rakow, kelly: 110. rakow, kim: 17, 88sp. 174. 239d. ratican. eric: 17, 72sp. readhead. adam: 101, 124, 162. reddy. sharath: 1 17. reeder. scott: 5, 109. 112. 174. reese. jeralyn: 102. 162, 177. revkin-mauger. casey: 1 14. reynolds. brooke: 17, 18. 34sp, 124. rhee. david: 108. richardson. david: 114. riifle. jason: 103. riffle. jeremy: 104. rios. tinh: 1 15. 162. robbins. lindsay: 105. robinson, stephen: 15. rongey, catherine: 53sp. 237d. roosendahl. tia: loo. 106. 125. ross. moira: 113, 161. 177. rusnack.susan: 17. 24sp.

Saeger. katherine: 17, sssp, 125. 161, 234d. saeger. michael: 102. sarafian, aida: 12. sarohia. anubha: 1 18, 176. sasaki, lindsay: 119, 173. schaefer, allan. 13. schaub. brian: 1 16. scheffey, blake: 108. 109, 173. schneider. philip: schwartz. an drew: 122, 171 . scott, damien: 105, 106. scott. michael: 1 13. scoville. sylvie: 122, 161 selkin. peter: 30sp. seymour. emily: 119. 162. 177. shah. swapnil: l 14. sheinkoph, stanley: 14. shelburne. cathy: shlens. Jennifer: 46sp. 230d. shlens. michael: 109. shoch. gillian: 89sp, 174. shorr. howard: 14. sillman. allison: 66sp, 125, 161, 168. 169. sisley, richard: 15 slocum, 1'"'1erie: 1 1o. 172, 239d.

smith. doug: 16, 35sp, 162. 170, 234d. smith. graham: 120. 174, 238. smith. greg: 1 1 1. smith. jennifer: 1 1 1. 161. 238. smith, ted: 87sp. 127, 128. song, michael: 17. 79sp. 125, 161. starbird. greg: l 09, l 14. stefsson. jody: 12, 14. stelter. eric: 5, 9. 12, 15. steuber. scott: 120. stone. adam: 121. stork, william: 15. strong, geordy: 109. 1 l l, 1 15. su. winston: 109. 162. 174. suzuki, chiemi: 1 18, l 19, l 73. suzuki. misasha: l l 4. sweeny, alison: l 05.

tan. jsson: 108. tang, char-loon: 102. taylor. ben: 17. 64sp, 129, 174. taylor, bryan: l 13, 171. techentin. nick: 17, 18, 22sp. 228d. 234d. terzi. judith: 13. thomas. barbara: 50sp. 172, 239d. thomas. hilary: 105. thyne. jesse: 102. tindall. ashley: 161. 173. tindall. heather: 104. 173. toh. brandon: 39sp, 232. tolaney, sara: 102. 176. toll. susan: 12, 15. trayner. jennifer: 13, 100. tsai. pamela: 114. tu. judy: 103, 106, 107. tyson. amber: 103, 127. 172, 239d.

'Vaienzuela, frank: 1 1. 1 13. I 23. venit, tamara: 123. verboomen. rico: 16, 33sp, 161. 174, 232d. voelkel. mab: 15. von tiehl, karl: 121. 162.

'AT de. thornas: jack: 1 16, 171. walker. trey: 37sp, 170, 234d, 237d.

wass. francis: 13. wei. robert: 1 18. wells. chinue: 17, 69sp, 126, 172.

239d. wells. chris: 109, 1 13, 1 15. west. roger: 44sp, 170. westfall, ashley: 1oo. wheeler. caitlin: 123. white, doug: 17, 96sp, 125, 126, 129, 232. white, laurel: 17, 40sp, 234d. white, william: 4, 1 1 1. 174. wickhem. patricia: 13. Williams, laurianne: 15. williams. tenere: 11 1, 171. winfield, peter: 47sp. winter. leigh: 108, 109, 113, 173. wiseman. ari: 42sp. wood. melinda: 116, 171. woodsome. mike: 123, 171. woolard, melinda: 1oo. 161. 173. WU, edith: 1 13, 162. WU, lyndi: 120, 173. wycoff, alyson: 4, 103, 128. wycoff. kim: 17, 60sp. 128. 234d. 239d, 240d. wycoff, robby: 124,

J177, 237d. yee-mikami, amori: 7, 105. yeung, janice: 1 14, 162. yi, ed: 17, 28Sp. yu, tabitha: 102, 173. yun,dave:68sp. yure. lindsay: 1 17, 173.

Zobrist, brooke: 17, 83sp, 239d. zobrist. lindsay: 1 1 1. l 13, 173.

Editor's Note:

It is often said that working on the yearbook is a thankless job. We often found ourselves asking why we were putting in so many hours of our own time, especially when it hit 11 pm and we were still in the publications room. Wei!, now that it is all over we can see what all of that time and effort went into producing. We have tried to represent the people and the aspects of this school in a creative light, and we hope that you all enjoy what we have done.

We would like to thank all those who helped ensure the outcome of this book: Mr. Feldmeth, for helping us get back on track when we wondered what we were doing; Mr. Hillinck, for allowing us to monopolize his voice mail for most of the year, and for throwing fundraisers our way; Corey, our company representative, for showing us how to make the most out of our ideas, and of course, for the cookies; Mr. Barry, for giving us the freedom that we needed; Mr. and Mrs.Toh, for generously allowing us to use their home for our Holiday Formal; Mr. and Mrs. Capalbo for all the help they gave us in a variety of ways, but especially for the help they gave us in finding new ways to fund this book; Mr. Caragher, for opening the Publications Room every Thursday morning so we could have our weekly 7am meetings; Dr. Kanegae, for giving us sports pictures and film when we needed them; Marvin Carlson and Jan, for the help they gave in getting the senior pages in on time; Dave, of security, for protecting us; and everyone else who supported us throughout the year.

-The Oakleaves Editors

In Memory of

1976-1992

Ochari Michael D 'Aiello