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Proctor Academy

GREEN LANTERN vol. 59

Andover, N H 03216

The Class of 1995 Dedicates the Green Lantern to:

ANGUS and JASON CHRISTIE

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"The best thing you've ever done for m e is to help m e take m y life less seriously, it's only life after all."

-E. Saliers ?

W e all appreciate Angus and Jason's humor, generosity, and spirit. Their adventurous and enthusiastic nature is one that w e will miss.

THANK YOU and

GOOD LUCK

GREEN LANTERN STAFF Fall Credits: EDITORS: Sandy Jordan, Alison Tetler FACULTY ADVISOR: Patrice Martin COVER: Alison Tetler ENDSHEETS: ART- Brett Wallace LAYOUT- Sandy Jordan

EDITORS: Sandy Jordan, Alison Tetler

TITLE PAGE: Tara Misenheimer DEDICATION: Sandy Jordan SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY: Jason Begin, Dana Berger, Mia Bertram, Cedar Braun, Sara Burgess, Brian Hamor, Kevin Lee, Marguerite Thompson, Amanda Wood

SKILLS C L A S S : Back L. to R.: John Landry. Mia Bertram. Front L. to R.: Greg Mickle, Heather Talkington, Charity Haskin.

SPECIAL THANKS TO: Lee Carvalho, Heide Novado, Derek Mansell, Dave Pilla, Tara Misenheimer

C O M M U N I T Y SERVICE: Back L. to R.: Seth Currier, Cristina Berta, Becca Newhall. Front L. to R.: Melissa Traylor, Sandy Jordan, Sarah Buhrmaster.

Senior Class of 1995

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Four Year Seniors

Lindsay Grow "You only live once, but if you live right, once is enough."

"Preserve your memories they're all thats left of you."

Simon & Garfunkel

M o m & Dad- Thank you for all your love and support, I couldn't have made it without you. I L O V E Y O U !

Sarah L.- W e made it! "I'll never forget you, you're the greatest friend anyone could have." I'll miss you tons, ILU! H.L-France Winter 1994, the opera. 1LU! TVN (Maverick)- Army, Boston, The Pumpkin Pie. Keep smilin.

ILU! A.F- "You look familar, have w e met somewhere?"

Where? ILU! J.B- the church, it's reading time! ILU! J.K-"Stop picking on m e ! You're making m e cry!" T.L, M.B, J.S, M.L- S u m m e r '94, Mackinaw Island.Thanks you guys, you've been there when I've needed you. Swayz- Thanks for always being there to support m e and help m e ! I'll miss you! "For I must be traveling on now.'cause there's too many places I got to see." -L.S "If you do something during the night that you will regret in the morning, sleep late."

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"The best thing you've done for m e is to help m e take m y life less seriously, it's only life after all."

Indigo Girls

London Allen

Cristina Berta Parintilor mei: Niciodata nu va voi putea multumi indeajuns pentru increderea ce ati avut-o si o aveti in mine. Veti ramine intotdeauna cei mai minunati parinti si cei mai buni prieteni !

Prietenilor mei si tuturor celor care au crezut si cred in mine: Drumul m e u n-ar fi fost acelasi fara voi ... Multumiri si toate gindurile mele!

To all my friends and everyone who believed in me: You are all a little part of m e ! M y thanks and a sea of thoughts!

Proctor Academy: Thanks for all the confidence, support and this wonderful opportunity!

T o some of the best teachers I have ever had: Tom,Connie,Chris,Dougo,Kit and Tara: a big "Thanks!!! It was fun!" Sue-you have been a great coach and advisor! M y special thanks to T o m for the talks, advice and everything!

My time here has been too short thus my quote to my friends here will be very general.To everybody that has made m y existence here, an easier and happier one: thanks!!! Wish you the best of everything! D.S.-"you are m y hero!"

T o Sheri and Steve-Words are never enough... You have opened your home, you have opened you heart for me... Y o u believed in m e ! Thanks and m y love, always...

"human mortally immortal i can turn all time's immense because to w h y "

"since feeling is first w h o pays any attention to the synthax of things will never wholly kiss you"

"carry m e in your heart softly, not all but the beginning ofmySelf." (e.e.cummings)

Diana Schoeller "Life is truly a ride. We're all strapped in and no one can stop it... A s you made each passage from youth to adulthood to maturity, sometimes ;you put your arms up and scream. sometimes you just hang on the bar in front of you. But the ride is the thing. I think the most you can hope is that your hair's messed, you're out of breath, and you didn't throw up." (Jerry Seinfeld)

"And to everything turn, turn, turn" (The Byrds)

AT-HIS eyes... SJ-Let's wash and wax a car for $15! R C Can you get any weirder? T A M A B A D ASS'!!! Prince Charles-S.P. '94... what a mess.eh? I still love you. J A N Kearsarge at midnight, 'No, Dude, I can't even handle this...','Hi, I'm Eric! D u m d e e d u m ' . Anything I say will m o c k what w e have. S T U A R T - V a t do you vant? W h a t a pppfffish show. eh...residue? Looking into the refrigerator...

Hi Katie! M O M + D A D - 1 feel fat. Johnny-Where's Burnadette? Eric-Where ever fate takes us, you are 'one in a million'and I love you very much.

Harriott Lumpkin It was a good time indeed. N o w I shall gather m y memories and travel on. The path 1 may take is a mystery. The most wonderful mystery of all.

"Could be w e are unexpected to go far" - Sean Kelly. To those I have shared m y experiences with.

Y o u have shown m e the most amazing pieces to m y puzzle. "Time is an ocean but it ends at the shore, you may not see m e tomorrow." - B D I hope you enjoy the view. "She scurried down the aisle toward the doorway in the distance and out into the rainstorm where she felt she would be free."

- Anastasio

Louise Eckersley "Look around, choose your own ground for long you'll live & high you'll fly smiles you'll give & tears you'll cry" Floyd.

Papa -one day we'll meet. M a m a -Thank you for pointing m e in the right direction, I hope I don't disapoint you. Babs -Sit & wait until w e meet again. Ben -You gave m e love & helped m e find the sun I'll let you be in m y dreams if I can be in yours" Bob. Pat - Bungy jumping in Utah. Bruce - "I may not have the world to give you but maybe I have a tune or two" JG. Kenzie Hitchhiking.van ride.thank god for drums Harriott -"hold your head high & hold onto your dreams you m a y try to change the world but don't let it change you." Jimmy Cliff. We'll never lose each other, just follow the orange peel trail! Sarah -I'll be there when you win the gold. Andrea - "HoneyJ'll be out in a sec",harmonica man. "It ain't quite the end so I'll just bid farewell until w e meet again." Clay - "The trail is bumpy the road it might be rough but the good road is a waitin' & it ain't far off." Coco We've reached the edge of the road where the pasture begins Cole - "Late!" Mike - " W h e n you get to the end of your rope hang on & swing" "The corner sign says it's closing time so I'll bid farewell & be d o w n the road." Dylan

Andrea Cafritz

Sarah Leith T o everyone at Proctor w h o has supported m e and let m e pursue m y dreams, I couldn't thank you enough. I wouldn't be where I a m without all of you.

Corby"If you can dream it you can do it" "Everyone has talent what's rare is the courage to follow it to the dark places it leads" "Never think before you jump it only slows you d o w n " I Love You M o m & Dad- You've showed m e the way and now your letting m e guide myself. I love You. "The victory is not in the winning but in the struggle"

Zweli Khumalo The most important people in my life: G O D , M Y M O T H E R , and M Y SISTER Special thanx to: Yunus Peer-for the advice, care, and the guidance: Proctor Academy-for the opportunity to learn. Karl Methven-for your support. M O M I Love You very much. Thank you for your support and love. Keep strong and may God be with you.

GoodBves: AC, M D , JP, PM. NT, JS, TD, JS, JL, TB, TE, CP, KT, K M , AD, C M , M S , AL, JE, AS, DB, TC, LC, BH, DB. AC, LM, CK, JM, SB, PJ, EV, BC. To M y Boys Across the Sea: Sifiso, Mduduzi, Kagiso, Gisa, Thabang, The Vuki, Thando, Sechaba, Big Daddy(Ntathe), Karabo, Freddy, Mac M'java Lava, Pizolo, Tsani (Danzel), Mavanga, Kitty Katsi, King Lebo, Tsika, Skutlu, Aquino.

Manny Davis Take care of the little things, and the big things will take care of themselves." I'd never thought I'd make it.

N o w I'm moving on. Thanks to M o m , Dad, All m y family. Proctor. Peace to Yveto m y buddy of life, Tshakafor the support, to you both for the ill chronic sessions. Tony thanks for the forty. Alex 'You wanna sucmydisawha' What,what,what. Zweli 'Brother man'peace to yah. Joe your farts stink. Alex J. Shhhhh. And to all the other suckers I didn't mention, peace.

Proctor gave me the chance and I want to thank you for that, but I'm never coming back to cold ass N.H. again.

Bert C. and Yunus thanks for everything. I o w e it all to learning skills. Proctor opened m y eyes, I needed that. But most of all thanks to m y perfect mother. Y o u are the best, I luv you dearly. 'I Miss you Dad.'

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Alex Corbit

Proctor has changed m y life. Thank you. M o m and Dad, for giving m e the chance to make something of myself. Proctor, thank you for everything. Thanks to all w h o helped m e and those who didn't, those who liked m e and those w h o hated m e , those who respected m e and those who didn't. Peace to the P.A. Snowboard team, the P.A. skateboarders and all those who supported us. A whole lot of love goes out to.

Brandon B.. Andy K., Mia B.. Ted H.. Cedar B., S a m W „ Jeff P.. Eben W „ Trevor G.. Mike F., Devon S.. Ruth W., all those w h o I forgot to mention, and all those who knew me. I'll never forget you!

"Free al last, free at last, thank G o d all mighty I'm free at last."

-Dr Martin Luther King Jr.

Ruth Woodbury

those fortunate risk fate to alleviate a fear from within clawing to trust someone monogamy sits uneasily ice that don't heat freeze howl hollow howl in vast space all light displaced we can kill desire albatross worn subvert to twist an old poem not enough to be hooked on tick tick tick tick tick altruistically we've come a long way m a n and w o m a n raping from the earth worming what it's worth right wing ricochet displays the evolution of decay just go away infant hospital winged protection infected the new b o m dreams a life that cannot be intuitive grease paint drooling to relate all of life's mistakes hitting in the face orchard putrid smile head of state headless states of being as right up against what is wrong —DaViD oGiLVie & CeViN KeY

Thanks: Mom, Dad,_Connie, Mimi & Papa, Issa, Mirrorshades, Thoreau '93, The Goose, PHP. Deuce, The Voltron Crew, Pink, OBiS

Christina Kardon

"missing you doesn't begin to cover it. W e need some one who loves uncondlionally." MOM. You're the best!DAD-white whale. Up so late?

CORMUIuton.Best buddy! We've stuck together. I only have 3more years!

NICKO- football stud!! MEGAN. D.bcst friend 41ife.thanx -Uaking care of me Sum95!MARK- made it this far?We have had our good and bad. but the future as "friends"will be great.Comfortilove always. CORAL- I.L.Y, thanx so mueh.V0GELS-2nd home. Cross country.More limes! "I'm wondering how I'll get down the stairs." BEARA.BEST luck! Meglel.J&Dan. lyear!College menlgreat roomate!TAY&MEGAN.S. Florida- "Why ean't I get just one ..."

K.I.T! Lili-Amsterdam! Treverl.M.YIK.I.T! AT married 2same man?B.A.J.ti and all those who have been a part of my life, best of luck in all that you do1

"Afler a while you learn the subtle difference Between holding a hand and changing a soul.

And you learn that love doesn't mean leaning And company doesn't mean security.

Ami you learn thai you really can endure.

That you really are strong And you really do have worth And you learn.and learn...and learn \\ uh every aoodbye you learn"-anon.

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Megan Scott M o m , Dad.and Kerry-thank you for everything. I love you guys. Josh-vou and I cut rug like no other. N o w it's m y turn to thank you for when I was out of control and for all of your advice.

Adam's house core-the summer of "cutting rug" will never be forgotten.

Charlotte Rye.cards, flips, swing, and Old W o o d Prophet night. Be yourself, stay strong, and only do what you want to do. Abagail-Linger.Shoop.and roommates. Taylor-Winter '94, late night walks, m y house. Christina-French sucks w/o you, Ives '94. Cassie-thanks for the advice. Danielle-nachos.damn you Danielle good luck with your crushes.

C.K. T.N.-Winter bonus-I thought w e were going to end up on unsolved mysteries.R.C. T.N. C.K-"the bowl legged nne".IK.D.H. M . W . D.D.G.S. R.C. J.S. A.S-all I can say is that was one interesting weekend.M.F. J.K. R.Cclimbing out the window.our random guests,that was a fun night.Joe-thanks for always making m e laugh, and no I don't fall over. J.K. J.G, S.L-Wheaton was interesling.J.K. J.K. S.L-dinner was amusing, speak Clancy. Carriage-whose turn is it?

J.G..C.M..SI ...M.B..A.S..D.D.-Good luck next year. Patty- thank you for everything. Andrea-1 love your laugh.

"Children think not of what is past, nor what is to come, but enjoy the present time which few of us do."

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Charlotte Long M o m . Dad. Elisha and Elliot- W e have been through a lot together. We've had our ups and downs but always remember that I love you all very much.

The Righteous RulerstMU. PV, M M , JC)- M y Cincinnati life. Summer 94, Too Short Baby, Padi's shrinking. I can't wait for what lies ahead. ScottvSwing, Shoes, Rye,"Does your clock always blink", Flips. "It was a good time, it was the best time and we through it would never end." . DreDon't ever forget I punch better.

Backgammon, Bahamas little B o o m incident, Kermit.Warren.RassieRoommates, Bahamas, Boston,White House, "Don't ever change, don't let anyone change you" Lou- Malibu, Cincinnati, our " B " problem "Be wise be free..." Peios- Woodshole, Phish, - You know m e better than I do so you * 'i

S { know that I love you. Y o u re a great '*. person so be the fun guy I know 'j forever. Joe- Thanks for being such a good big brother. C M and JG- You the women, Hi Wayne. You both make m e laugh and both make m e smile so stay strong and Good luck next year. C V .

C K - Vermont. You guys are wonderful!

S W . J P & M B - 1 Don't hate you!

HL.DD.AS.BA. LF..BC and to anyone I forgot-Good luck. "It's not easy being green"-Kermit

Ty Anderson "It's been a hard haul 20 as the crow flies. W h e n your back's to the wall. Got to play it as it lies."CD. First I want to thank m y M o m and m y Dad for the amount of time they put into their work to get m e here and the sacrifices they made to allow m e to stay here. It m a y not have always shown but, I appreciate it and I love you. I have had some great times here at Proctor and I spent them all with friends.

Thank you Proctor. B o b & Lynda Underbill, thank you very m u c h for all you have done for me. Bob, you stopped m e , put the books in m y hand, turned m e around, then kicked m e in the butt. I a m not sure where I would be n o w if you were not there for m e in mando. Y o u two have been m y parents away from home. Don't ever retire, stay and help someone else out w h o needs it like I did. June B. thank you for all the help and motivation you have given me. you introduced m e to organization and h o w lo maintain it and yes, w o w , it is a valuable skill. James you are a great friend, one to be trusted.

W e spent a lot of good times together, winter bonus 94 was a "buzz kill!" but it worked out for the better, "then w h y is it so bad?" John B. you may have left P A when I wasn't there to stop you but I won't forget you, remember, w e started it here together, keep in touch. Joanna & Lorna you two are awesome.

Joanna you have been a great friend, never in a bad mood.

Lorna I a m so glad I got to know you, even if it took three years.- photo is fun! Ocean Classroom is an experience like no others, I a m still discovering things n o w that I learned onboard.

Dave P you helped m e get there. Thank you for all your support you have been a great advisor, you are a forest full of knowledge. Jordan, bunkmates onboard, you are too smart.

S a m Walton had better look out because if he doesn't you are going to put Wallmart out of buisness.

A m a n d a "You're m y blue sky. you're m y sunny day. Don't you know it makes m e high when you turn your love m y way."Allman Bros. Y o u are a wonderful person and you will always be important to me....I still love you.

"Set the gearshift for the high gear of your soul."Dude of life "If the head fits, wear it."Bob Weir

Reece Carter Class 94:1 can't believe ya'll left me! Thoreau 92-93: I miss the gang.

Sophomore year! Diana: Certified Bad Ass! ILU! Ruff less: Hack spaze! Bike possie!

Lilly: Always say what you feel. L stands for us! Jeannie and Harriott: I left Snuggle in the bathroom, and watch out for lawnmowers in cornfields. F r e e m a n and S i m p s o n : Va. Beach! Let the Snake bite yaback! Joe: Manchester,mistaken cars,yeah ballons! Johanna: I miss U Sis, Yooho! E m i l y : Your story's rule. M y P.A. Family: Y o u always believed in me. ILU! M e n i h u n i e : W h e n the crow fly's souls join as one.

Y o u hold the key. "They see something strange, something they don't understand, and they get afraid. If you teach them the beauty of that strange thing, and they are no longer afraid, because it has become a part of them." Dragon "I want to run like the lions released from the cages. Released from the rages burning in m y soul tonight." P.J. "I'm not in this world to live up to your expectations and your not in this world to live up to mine" Bruce Lee "I changed by not changing at all!" P.J. "This water, the softest substance in the world. Could fit into any container. Although it seems weak, it could penetrate the hardest substance in the world. That was it! I wanted to be like the nature of water." Bruce Lee.

Bridget Chamberlin

It was hard transferring from one school to another in m y senior year but some people helped a great deal. Tara, thanks for being a good friend, teacher, and advisor during our week in the woods. I appreciat everything you have done for me. Maybe sometime we can go camping. Wouldn't that be fun!

Erin Landers M+D: I couldn't have gotten here w/o u, T.Y. for believing in me.

S . H + D . H : T o the 2 people w h o showed m e how to laugh when I cried, have hope when I gave up, and inspird m e in so many ways, T.Y. for all the laughs guys, I.MY.. I.L.U.. K.I.T. C D . : What can I say M a , you're the greatest, keep up the good work, I.M.Y., I.L.Y. J.C.: You taught m e a lot about myself, I.M.Y., T.C.. C M . : Que pasa M a m a ? Shut u p @ # $ % * ! T.C., I.M.Y., K.I.T.. Beara: T.Y. for being a great friend! Don't ever change!

I.M.Y.,T.C S.L.+L.B.: D o it again daddy! T.Y. for making m e laugh and all the great times w e had, I'll never forget about you two! I.M.Y., K.I.T., T.C.. T.D.: I.L.Y. so much, you pulled m e through these last two years and because of you and because of you I'm alive to tell you about it today, if love were a picture you would be in it. Finally: T o all m y friends in Texas: Bring out the boots and hat I'm comin' home. Y E E E H A H ! "Go as far as you can see. and you'll aways be able to see further."

Thank you. M o m and Dad, for encouraging m e and supporting m e in writing and i life. Tim, you've been a better brother than I've deserved. I love you all.

Josh - We have been friends for so long now that I can't remember a time before we met Thanks for being a true friend.

Tuck - You made my transition to Proctor a breeze. I never thought I'd make such a goo friend in so little time. You're the best.

Ben - Who could ask for someone more understanding? You listen to my problems and offe your advice. It always helps. Thanks.

Eric - I'm glad our friendship has been so strong for so long. We always have good tim

Sean E Mac - You laughed at all my jokes, even when they weren't funny. You're the man

Scott - You were the one true role model in my life. You helped me get through some to

times and motivated me to be the best I could. You were a teacher and a friend. You wi never be forgotten. I love ya. Chief. Thanks.

To my family and friends -1 have been so lucky to know you. You all have made my life a rich one. Thank you so much.

Will Webb

"Said I'm Shakin' in m y shoes sometimes, and all alone I get the blues sometimes, and I'm far away from home, it seems so far, so far away, many moons and many days. Yotf know many things are on m y mind. I search for answers I can't find. Then m y people I will seek, they will listen when I speak. Believe m e when I say, m e and m y friends, w go a mighty long way. . . and if I had to do it all by myself, there be a threat to m y m health. But there's no need to run and hide when folks are by m y side. . . There's nothi that could make this bond to break, and don't even try unless your ready to die. Believe m e when I say, m e and m y friends, we go a mighty long way." - Fishbone W h e n livin by a repetitious schedule, a better understanding of old lessons is attained. N e w knowledge is gained by new experience. It's time to break one circle and m o v e onto another.

Thanks to those w h o have had any influence on m e whatsoever. If it wasn't for you, I wouldn't be the person I a m today.

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W\feriu&ÂŤ Proctor has been a wonderful experience. I thank all the people that attributed to that experience. M o m and D a d I could never express m y gratitude. Thoreau m e n and M a n t o n you are the best friends. I have the deepest respect for all of you.

This page is dedicated to Brad Simpson & Geoff Mclean "Youguys are the best friends I've ever had and it's not the alcohol talking."-Bosstones-Mom & Pop thanks for your support.

-91&92,hellhole,Thoreau weekends.Moose calls.fat lips, the beginning.92&93 Thoreau,chaos,Best time at Proctor.

Couldn't have been possible without y'all ,B.S,G.M,M.N,B.K, B.M,R.W,CH,S.V,P.F,J.R,the other S.V."-"Brotherhood's our rule that cannot bend."-Pennywise-93&94,Gulick dorm leader! ?Scott & James thank G o d w e split.

-"Whats in the backpack Simpson?" his Southern heritage, Mike. Espana Primavera,. S.W the mack.Patatas fritas, Te gusta Mahou?B.S.Fortuna Mclean.T.L, energy man.

Brad Simpson,You're one of m y closest friends, we've had killer times and we'vegot many more to come.

Mclean.the devils son in law.my Soul brother, stay the same bro.

Sean&Scott,moron bros.Manton,my graffin'bro. Louise, Andy, Harriot, Kahle, Steve, Carpentura, Hecht, Jimi, Kreeger, Coco, Corbit, Cole, Eben, Jospe, Kueper, The list goes on,thanks for an excellent 4 years "We've all got to exist on this planet with nowhere to run,the millions of brainwashed must open their eyes,we are one."-NOFX "I gotta make a plan for m y life,! gotta take the time to get it right, it's up to me."-Pennywise

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It was one of those times when you are not sure if what you're doing is right or wrong, and actually you don't really care...times like...

Theorem of recycling energy from the ones you love. Utilize, Bertha, Swag Angus, The Edge, Wilderness never dies. There are to many memories to let happen., Weekapaug?, Don't worry Jospe, I'm watching. The times and moments like these consume m e and strengthen m y will to appease. The darkness that surrounded m e one night and shocked and persuaded m y soul to ignite. Guess who?

Piss in what? The idea that to truly live you must first experience everything, everything, Thank you Mr. Miner, I hope that m y words that seem so incomplete will be filled by your own...

...Sitting, clothed, and in his right mind...Mark 5:15

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today i a m a small blue thing like a marble or an eye

i a m skipping on the sidewalk i a m thrown against the sky

with my knees against my mouth i a m perfectly round i a m watching you

i am raining down in pieces i a m scattering like light scattering like light

i am cold against your skin you are perfectly reflected i a m lost inside your pocket i a m lost inside your pocket

today i am a small blue thing made of china made of glass

i am falling down the stairs

i am cool and smooth and curious i never blink i a m turning in your hand turning in your hand small blue thing -suzanne vega

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Brian Hamor M o m and Dad thank you. I couldn't have done it without your constant love and support.

Bruce and m y donors, thank you. You have provided for m e experiences I shall never forget.

Thanks B N and JG for your encouragement in these last few years, you brought m e up when I was feeling down. WinteASummer 94' BN,JG,MB,JS,B0,RH. T H E C A V . Project 6.

M T C L R M spring 94'- A trip that will last forever. Let's Ride.

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Jason Begin

Andy Cunningham!

THANK YOU MUM AND DAD FOR ALL THE HELP AND SUPPORT. THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO HAS HELPED ME WHEN I NEEDED HELP. GOOD LUCK TO ALL, AND ANGUS MAY THE SCHWATRZ ' BE WITH YOU!

Thanks M o m and Dad for everything. Alisha and Andrea, thanks for putting up with all m y crap. T o Brad, Roger, Fran, Tim, Ben, Alex, J.Weeda, A.Novey. J.Ryan. Cammila, Kathrine. Aubrey, M.Rizzo inc.. The Hope/Garces Clan Thank You and Good Luck. Thank you to all the parents involved in m y teens. Thanks to all the pigs w h o weren't. Everyone here at Proctor you all have been awesome. Andy is spiced. Lindsey, Ha H a Ha. Semen, keep it in your pants See (S. Landman).Special thanks to Mary J. To Mike F., Hecht, Andy, B C , Manton. the Venus bros., Jason, Angus thanks for the laughs, and good luck in life. T o Coco, you'll be great at whatever you do. T o anyone else I missed thanks for everything.

"A hero's vision is a cowards dream" -Davey M c C o y "Let the words be yours. I a m done with mine" -Colin Paul "One good thing about Music W h e n it hits you you feel O K " -Bob Marley

Josh Kreeger

Caroleana O'Brien M o m . Dad, & Fam-I thought I knew it all, but n o w I see I never stopped to listenStasha-you took m y reality & cast it in the wind & I ain't never gonna be the same againZach-you taught m e to see inside, see there's nothing to hide, to turn & face the lightJason E.-time travelled & faces past, & many thoughts t'me were taught by names & heads too many to count that touched m y path & soon were gone, but some stayed on to remain as friendsLatifah-so when you c o m e to m y door m y hand is yours no matter what creed, your beauty is in your mind, not your skin & your color is no matter for the grace you show is b o m in your soulBrian-sometimes the world seems a little too straight a head & I get a bit tired of all the rules-I'd like to change the colors all to gold & red and you & m e be just a pair of foolsHarriott-I met a girl once, she gave m e a rainbow, thankyouLouise-It all started with glow-in-the-dark lipstick, moved on to the ski-hut, and into our hearts'Dre-I a m scared to reveal your beauty, for will you not use it to be freeManton, Andy, Mike, Chris-you put the happy in m y ness and the good times in m y funAli-from N.H. to Europe to North Africa, you've shared m y life, our paths have crossed, and been forever entangled

T w o years at B H S , two years at Proctor, two vastly different environments, two valuable experiences.

Thank Y o u M a and Pa for your support and everything else in the world.

Hello Paul, Gabe, Jason, Akeeva, Jorma, Noah, John, Josh, all of T D T , lets keep the spirit alive. ILY U C P D Roshan, Toby, Eli, hello as well. I only wish I could've been in Berkeley more often.

Journeying to the East Coast. PA. Thank you to the entire faculty for providing m e with a challenging, and a mind opening experience. Your teachings have been invaluable to me.

Jimmy. Sean, Andy, Alex, Mike, Chris, Brad, Josh, Coco. Tshaka. Scott, Dave, T o m , A d a m , all of you are distinct individuals. Its impossible to describe you with words. Its been fun. Thanks for being there.

Proctors has been one of the most valuable experiences in m y life, I"ve grown in more ways imaginable. Thank you everybody.

Manton Hurd

Thad Hutchinson

Lon Packer If you stop and think about it, four years is such a short period of time. I sit back and discuss with m y parents all the Parent's weekends we've been through trying tofindout what w e did each year. W e keep arguing about which year it was and w e just stop for a second to realize that it all went so fast. Well, to start m y thanks, I have to start with m y parents. Dad and Adrienne you've been such a huge impact on m y life. Dad. I really want to thank you for never putting pressure on m e to get certain grades. The way you only looked at m y effort grades made m e happy because you really just cared about h o w hard I worked, not if I was making the grade. This made m e work hard every single day of m y life, either in the class rooms or on the sports fields. Adrienne. I know our family has had its ups and downs . but you really helped m e oul more than you or I will ever know. W h e n I lost m y m o m . you took the lost part of m y life and made a new light for me. I m a y not call you M o m . but in m y heart you have taken where m y real m o m left off. I could sit back and thank and name all m y friends at Proctor, but that's not w h o I am. I have mei and made a lot of friends all four years at Proctor and I feel that I don't need to tell them lhat I'm thankful for their friendship , but if they don't know, I a m thankful. For the people v. ho really helped m e out through school. T o Joe Kahle: We've been going to school together sincefirstgrade. I can remember thefirstday of schoolrightafter our parents left, feeling so scared not knowing if w e were going to survive living at school. Well what can 1 say. here w e are ready to graduate. Joe thanks for all the laughs w e had. and remember even if w e go to different colleges. I hope w e stay in touch when w e are at school. T o Bert Carvalho: thanks for all you've done. All those assemblies that you let m e skip to study, and all those talks w e had. giving m e encouragement to succeed. I will really miss you and [f you don't mind, can I call you from college to complain about some of the teachers there'1 T o Dale : I only knew you for two years, hut in those two years you helped m e out so m u c h with all m y work. I always could talk to you about teachers and things and that helped m e to really relax. A n d also all those limes after class when you would help m e on m y papers on your o w n lime. It all paid off. I don't want to forget to thank m y old school. Jemicy, thanks for helping m e to believe in myself and I would have never made it this far without a school so special. Finally I'm done these d a m n quotes and I just want to sa\ no matter h o w tough it gets, it all pays off at the end of the road. T h a n k s Proctor and I a m out of here.

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Brandon Barker I would like to thank m y parents first because without them I never could tave gone here. I would also like to thank Bruce for being a great friend and someone look up to, D o u g o for being a great adviser, and all of m y other teachers that have telped to m a k e m e a better person.

For Andy, Zander, Gabe, A d a m , Matt, and all the rest of you underclassmen, ucks to be you. I'm out'a hear! But don't forget the happy spot, hiking around Adder

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>ond, or weekend gatherings. I wont be able to forget you, even though I'll try.

Theirs not to reason why.

Theirs but to do and die. - Tennyson

Seeking to over throwe him Though it be upon hard stones?... So that by this meanes sometimes their necks are broken, sometimes their backs, sometimes their legs, sometimes their arms; sometime one part thrust out of joynt, smetime another, sometime their noses gush out with blood, sometime their eyes start out; sometimes hurt in one place, sometimes in another A n d hereof groweth envie, malice, enmitie, and what not els: A n d fighting, brawling, contenation, quarrel picking, murther, homicide, and great effusion of blood as expeirance dayly teacheth.

Philip Stubles It is hard to believe that m y three years are up. M o m , Dad thanks for standing be m y side for all these years. Bruce G. Turn that frown up side down, or just beat on Zander. Red Neck, The south will rise again, but the North still Rules. Julie P. w h o are you going after now? Zander I hope you enjoyed your single. Brandon G o o d luck next year, see you in the service. The three years have been very memorable. Zander, Jesse, Puckhead, Klauke, Tony, and the rest of the football team, good luck next year. Practice your victory dances.

Joem Sterkel M y last three years were very different from the rest of m y life. C o m i n g to Proctor was a very good experience for m e . It m a d e m e more independent and secure of myself. Gracias m a m y pap por darme la oportunidad de ir a Proctor y gracias por apoyarme con mis desciciones y dejarme hacer todo lo que hice los ultimos tres anos.

Lee, vielen Dank. Thank you for three great advisor years. Y o u gave m e good advice and fun advisee diners. You're the best. Carl I loved playing for your teams, thanks for great coaching and two hard, but fun varsity soccer years. Chris JVBaseball was a lot of fun, too.

Charles: it was fun all those years. Thanks for taking m e to the farms all those times. It was fun, Carr House '94/'95. It was all your fault.

You're a case, just like T o m , Matt and Niel. Makoto, you stole m y mvp. You're kikeiji. It was great knowing you, arigato. Eiji I beat you in tennis, have fun in Japan. Oscar F. end of half-el extraterestre. Q u e mai que no regresaste para el ultimo ano. Diana, don't talk to too m a n y trees and take care or the sheep. Claudio, graduate bien y cuidate. Andoni. ostiasjiripoya. All of you still in school, you'll get used to it. Thanks Proctor it was great!!

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Andoni Aguirre

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Quiero dar las gracias primero a mi padre por haberme dado la posibilidad de acudir Estados Unidos de America para continuar mi curso academico. Tambien quiero dar las gracias a mi madre por haber aceptado la ausencia de un hijo suyo por un gran periodo de tiempo y quiero agradecer tambien a mi hermano, que esta estudiando actualmente en los Estados Unidos, porque sin su ayuda habrta tenido grandes dificultades para resolver los pequenos pero cuantiosos problemas que m e han surgido en este pais.

I would like to thank G o d for m y blessings, and for the opportunity to attend school here.

Shout out to m y good friends at Proctor: Alex Colon-I hope to see you in the future in Spain-joderrrrr, Jorge - wacco. Charles - naufrago. Zweli-Cabron, Josh-Bueno Andonino, Nick- explain to m e this paragraph, John-1 made it in 5 minutes, and everyone else. I would like to thank m y teachers: Jim. John, Chris, B o b and m y favorite teacher, Sally, and m y dorm parents: Derek, m y advisor, and Eva, m y International Student Coordinator.

Thank you and every teacher at Protor Andoni.

Nate Theroux Where do I begin. A lot can happen in four years.

James- Y o u stud. 3 yrs. of soccer! Study hall in Hanover?

Patrick- Denberg study buddy.

Benny-you missed the dugouts, over the top.

Marty-"Want some Pizza?"Mel is God. Happy N e w Yrs, we're there.Dunkies. Yeah.he's got it all on tape.Rock on!"Women, you can't live with them, pass the beer nuts." N o r m Peterson. Tucker-memeep.see your feeble butt in the Cape League.Study hall in Hanover?Alex c.-"Did you see that moose?" It's going to be a tough day today. Lightbulbs!

Good luck with ball.Church-isn't it always though?Sega! Freeman-backseat donuts.Hey Cabana-Shaq is kinda big.Dave j.-need somebody to trust?Espana! Brett- h m m , fascinating.

A d a m - D o it, do it now,Cheers.Steve-Ding ding, abada,abada,umhmm. four years of Spanish. H o w was our vacation to Madrid? W o w , what a long raft trip. Sarah and Sandy are awesome. Jospe-Smuggling jelly beans. Joe-Advil?Jed-oh, ho. hoJFormula one bus driver.

K A R L - 1 can't thank you enough. Thanks for the Pride!!!

M o m . D a d and the gang up in the big city, Thanks for being patient.

"You lose yourself, you reappear, you suddenly find you got nothing to fear, alone you stand with nobody near when a trembling distant voice unclear startles your sleeping ears to hear that somebody thinks they really have found you." Bob Dylan.

Charles Diaz W*"*

A lot has happened in the past three years...

Joerg-I know she's your girlfriend. W e need another wiss key night.

Brendan- What happened this summer? Chillin' in the escort m e , at Dick's.

Life is a waste of time, time is a waste of life, so lets get wasted all the time.

Lets go to Denny's! Three days before H.W.R.H.'91. Late night sesh. Frioul"93.

64 Kronenbourg and 1 Smirnff. W e have always provided an interesting time for all.

S u m m e r '94-Teddy's, the beach, Dick's, your lawn mower, the escort, the blazer, Shreeves, Chuck's "other side", Bades, m y house, anywhere, the accident.

Benjie - you are a Harley scum bag, don't change..$450,FloridaThanksgiving, Tattoos? I have an idea, get on the bike. 4-wheeling. Always prepared with the Benjie tool. Rrroach! Kelly - You are a C A S E . W e are all going to Europe, maybe N e w York. Don't worry, school is almost over. T H A N K G O D ! G o to class? Its going to be a long summer. '95 the best yet... Sian - Your great! snort.

Y o u will get out. All I can do. Don't worry, its just school, lets go. Don't work too much.

Julia & Greg - Thanks for all the support you have given me. I would never have made it without you guys. T o all those I forgot to mention, its been real, and w e have conquered al the obstacles. Don't ask m e how, lifes been a blur...Love you all!

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G a b e Califano T o M y Parents, I have finally made it. T o Izzy, Y o u m a y be tougher, but I'm taller. Soph, Y o u are and always will be an Urchin. Dan, Y o u always will be a friend, Life has been long and tedious. High School is finally done. P E , Y o u are the most unusual person I have ever met, please, don't call m e "squirt". J H . I have never seen someone as devoted as you were to one person, remember the bam. C L , Y o u have some of the most unusual ways of solving simple problems, watch it with the sea life. J H . I now a m sure your having an identity crisis, watch it with the sacrifices. H H , The best gamemaster I ever had. To T h e Group. The adventures were fun, the nights were long, and caffine kept us alive. To All M y Coaches, in the words of Han Solo, "Never tell m e the odds!" T o All M y Friends at St. Andrews, I miss you. To B B and M R . you are the best advisors a guy could have. T o Will and Beavis, You have corrupted m e , and "I am not a ". Finally, to M y dog Gina, Y o u are the best.

Jason Griffith 91. Orientation Doug Sue Brad S. Nate/roommate Steve A d a m Eric D.J. Ben. 92. Pat Eric Eveto Manny all of da boys. R/C club Willy L. "There is a big @ # ! $ squirrel under m y bed" The hanging Eric "Just epoxy it" Simon Thanks for the talks Jumping All the Shwellers and Little Divi(Greg) 93. France: Jake-his imitation of H F and Bemie "Mr. Right" First thing in the morning Help Splash. Chuck-reco suave Letting someone in his room. Joke night. Will- "you, out of all of us had a chance" T i m m y I don't recall. HF. Y o u were wrong, I did benefit, so work on that accent. Girls, I didn't rat, next time check the B R door. Beatrice Thanks for letting m e take the rap for you ratting on the girls. Winter skiing was cool Will, The recreating of. What I wanted to blow up. C a m , " sup sucka" Chris "I'm in jail!" Indoor wrestling George catching a beating, Saturday nights and the best one. C a m and his piece of a truck.

Gus "all you Red Necks" Medi; the M a c m a n Gabe "I'm not a..." The breakfast table 94. Golf and Will's first point. Medi: 99 pictures. You perve. Doug Thanks for the friendship John H. "the trace amigos" Courtney "Can you fix it" Gabe a 20 year old senior.Eije and MakotoPeter m o n k o Josh see you somewhere in this lifetime.

M a d sesion G o phiII! T o M o m Dad Melissa Jason and Tyler, Thank you for giving m e this opportunity and this experience and for backing m e lOOvf. Jason, thank you for being there for m e when I needed to talk to a peer. Family, hit them strait!

I came, I saw, I conquered.

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Where there's a Will there's a way President Camenbert 1 9 9 4 — D u Pizza a formage—Air France—Jake this is god—Don't let anyone tell you how to live your life— SLCrushes are forever!—Muddy Waters A. K. A. M s . W . A. K. A. L S watch out I'll get you!—Open Air Proctor— Welcome to Beavis Land-The living Beavis A.K.A. m y roommate—I wann chu, I wann c h u — R u n T i m m y r u n — Pay your d u e s — W h o Dares Wins—Trying to cut d o w n — I can neither confirm nor d e n y — D o r m sports, S m a s h ! — M e high? What are you kidding?—Coke! 50 cents (Manny for you a dollar)—I a m not a penis G C — N o r d i c Beasts Thanks to the following people for making m y life easier here at Proctor and beyond: JEB, Dadsomatic, M o m , B the D, the Harpin' Frog, the playhouse and W a k e m a n crew, the Josso's and Arch for having been there to put m e in the right direction

Will Flender hhh!! Number 4! (HECHT!); Proctor W o o d s - B E A S T S fascists spring '94 w/ 11 F. aka Phill; orientation w/Andris Z., Cunningham, etc... (Chris, did we ke a wrong turn somewhere); I survived Morton House 93-94 w/Capt. Eslick; crowave Mehdi (family size lasagna - its not good unless...); Sarah's a dork 1 a w i m p too!; X-C practice today-watch Mehdi swim in mud; 2nd to last sJEPSAC X-C finals, but dinner in Boston was good; Kevin Lee calling from rea, with his PPC; Morocco with M.C. winter'95; KAYAKING!!!!; m m i n g for A P Physics at Fowler House; "Angus, do you have any food?", ne cheesecake, perhaps; physics, work?! ... what?; rafting and paintball, ekends at their finest; precal - 5:00am - Gannet; Ft. Thoreau; Thank you so ch to all m y friends for an awesome time at Proctor, Flender, little J, Kev, on E., Angus ... especially Angus, Sarah, Manton, Henry, Kreeger, CoCo, Ali est un n o m pour les homes) and everyone else I can't remember or list here. member, this is not the end, this is not the beginning of the end, this is the End the BeginninglFarewell Proctor, Hello U S N A ! Sir! D a m n the torpedoes. Full ;ed A h e a d " — A d m . David G. Farragut

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Pete Elwell D o you love?/What happens to the wide eyed observer when the windobetween reality and unreality breaks and the glass begins to fly'.'/Reality a malfunction of the mind caused by a lack of Mt. Dew/Proctor, the school of the blatently obvious/What's the plural of moose anyway ?/He almost danced to the fridge, found the three least hairy things in it, put them on a plate and watchen them intently for two minutes. Since they made no attempt to m o v e within that time, he called them breakfast and ate them/ W h y stop now, just when I'm hating it?/Life is like a grapefruit...orange and dimpled on the outside, wet and squidge in the middle. It's got pips inside, too. Oh, and some people have half a one for breakfast/No matter what is said, the Breakfast Club will live forever! !/Always remember the Rules for Eating at Proctor/Henrv S S D , ISD, V S D /Gabe, you're a pushover, never change/Chris; fut-ball, har har/I'm getting up at 5:30 tomorrow /Chris R; I wish it worked in real life/MW, JH; I bet if we blew it up. we'd get a new one/Stubo; Great party, next one is on me/ London;Let's go jogging/Chris L: At least (s)he's not as bad as Jake/Jake H: at least (s)he's not as bad as Chris/ Beep-beep/Life goes on/Life is like an Oreo cookie. Hard and crunchy on the outside, soft and chewie in the middle/I just want something I can never have/If I were to die tomorrow, w h o would miss me?/Jim and Heide: thanks for all the chances, I hope I lived up to your expectations. All those left unmentioned can go suck a question mark and eat a c o m m a !

Henry Haeberle D o or do not. there is no try - Yoda Mom and Dad - Thanx for everything. Proctor & living off campus was worth it T e a m 0. - Attitude is Everything/ George E. - World Camp:BikeBikeBike Girls?Girls?Girls?

Peter E. - scrunchie theorem+junk food = Proctor Matt C. and JD W . - watch your tires next april fools Eric H. - vote democratic / G.B. J.C - keep riding Mehdi A. - square one / Jed S. see T e a m O. above Jonah H. - you're immortalized in the green book Stu G - thanks, you were a great student advisor Jain R. - keep writing. The force is with m e Amalya J. - have fun / Steve M . - don't call m e biff D.S. A T . C O . S.J. and everyone else - Good luck Tim N. - Thanks for everything, from IntrotoLit to colleges Connie A. and Lee C. - your teaching touches thousands Imagination is more important than knowledge - Albert Einstein

Dan Alroy

Chris Rogers "[It is not right to hinder people from going out of their minds.]"

-Anton Pavlovich Chekhov

Nick St. JohnRheault Its a great feeling to know that I'm graduating this year!! O n the other hand its going to be sad to leave everyone, w h o m I've become so close to throughout the past three years. Special thanks to the teachers w h o have helped m e so m u c h when I was in need of support. Without you guys school would have been really hard for me. T o m y friends, all of you were just as important as m y teachers were to me. \ jLinda, te quiero muchismo. Y o quiero visitarte en los afios que vienen y que todo te vaya m u y bien. Espero que con el tiempo vayas siendo mas abierta y que sigas con esa sonrisa especial.!! Andoni A., thanks for your help in Spanish and math!! Alex C , thanks for your humble gratitude and support in basketball. A n d y C , keep on flexing and don't stop doing it. but don't forget... don't judge a book by its cover!! A n d y G., As of now, you're a great guy, so forget the first year on the basketball team!! Aaron D., keep up the hard work in school and sports and it will pay off in the long run.

Juan P., dress for success and look sharp. You're a hype roommate!! George H. Thanks for being around when I was in trouble!! Never give up when trying to accomplish something. K e n y a m o M., "Stop talking about height. I'm sick of that sâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;t" Little Jason, don't forget the Saturdays w e stayed up watching T.V. in Morton. Trevor C , for a giant like yourself, you're one hell of a guy. Captain Barker., thanks for the support in football and the motivation to work harder. Hope you become a Navy S.E.A.L M a n n y D., da hair cuts were phat!! Keep the clips go'n "Free" Willy L . you're a funny guy, so keep up the jokes and good luck next year!! Good luck with tennis. Zvtelibanz.i K., you're the best soccer player I've ever seen!! Keep working and hope to see you play pro some day!!

Becca Newhall " A day without laughter is a day wasted"unknown

M o m & Dad - For all the times I've forgotten to tell you, I love you.

Thank you for your endless support.

Banana - I've always looked up to you, all m y life I've tried to be like you. N o w I've look to you for your friendship. Your the best sister I could ask for. I love you.

F.D.L.- The summers I have spent with all of you has been incredible.

Sarah W.- Thank you for everything. You've been a great advisor. I J promise that one day I won't get stressed out - maybe!

Spain spring '94 - T o m y "9 big brothers". Y o u guys are the greatest!

Papas Fritas y platinoes. Si! Rocambole, the never ending pool games.

What ever is broken, it is Tom's fault!

Greg C. - 10 years can you believe it!

Diana S. - I'm going to Score!

Ali -1 love m y sunflower picture.

Lee - I'll never forget our chats up in Burbank.

B.A.. L.G., S.R., A.U., M.T., T.N. and everyone else w h o has made m; experience so good, thank you.

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amotions are the sail and ilind faith is the m a s t vithout the breath of eal freedom w e r e getting towhere fast.

Your learn more about a road by traveling it than by consulting all the maps in the world.

-H Jackson Brown, Jr.

-Sting

Joseph Kahle

Dad and M o m : Thanks for always being there and getting m e out of trouble, even if it was with the law.

Bobby S: Those trash cans just seem to jump out in front of your car Geoff S: I'll never sleep in your m o m s bed again.

Jaime F: Long night in Nantucket, Little spout.

James S: Never forget to tap in, before you start.

Simon L: What ever happened to your plastic bag at Megan's house.

Megan S: Don't fall forwards. Speak Clancy.

Steve M : I know you want to step up to m e kid, but your thinking damn Joe's kinda big.

Charlotte L: Quincy Bay Inn. Dave J: Those were big mountains in cross country skiing.

Nate T: N a m e some uses of Advil.

Manny: I was better than you in that Spanish video, Ion and got kicked out of math class first.

Lon: I hope you don't go to another school with me.

Steve McNeil Joe: Thanks for being so nice to m e on the bus from orientation. Sorry for breaking all your furniture. Bio, whale watching, I know maybe you'll let m e come with you some weekend. You are a great friend.

Andy: hick-hats, stogies. Fall Bonus was the balls. Anheuser-Busch tours, throwing eggs, until you got kicked out.

Oh, well.

Nate: Four years of Spanish. I loved the trip to Madrid, so did half the faculty. Bem-dog- ding ding, ding ding! , extra-help with Karine -hold on I'll get m y Spanish book! Eleo, Hola! abadababa Shannon- drive through the m u d one more time!

Chris: you're the hippest cat. I don't need chaser. Remember the chameleon. Harriott; your are the coolest girl I've ever met.

Freeman: Tim kicked your ass. Look out for m o o n crickets.

Jumpers: What a day to come back from Albertville ! Y o u fat slob. I was robbed ! - I won't even comment. Lebanon rides the little bus. Jake: cheapo hotels, self-appointed captain. Mickle: we've seen a lot, from the thrill of victory to the agonies of defeat.

Tim: I've put you through hell and back. Thanks for four years of dealing with the folks and the teachers. I appreciate your friendliness and caring.

M o m and Dad: It has been an uphill battle, but w e have reached the peak.

I love and thank you very much. Dan: you are the best brother I could ever ask for. I admire and look up to you.

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Brett Wallace I can't say it's been easy on anyone, but I've learned and loved it all. T o M o m and Dad, there is a pain in too m u c h thoughtfulness. Your love has built m e a foundation. With that foundation I have found m y nature and chosen m y path; to Eric do I thank for this. I would have never gotten there without m y Nana, w h o gave m e love and inspiration from such a precious soul. In a soul, I learned the rough and rocky way to love, to Barbara I appreciate this. I thank m y grandma for showing m e to always walk with m y God; this has and will always give m e faith.

Brig, and Brooks, thanks for the support, yeah; I loved beating you guys up, call it tough love/ Late night love song jams, all the greats; Jen, I bet you gotta headache T H I S BIG, watch the door next time, someday we'll take a trip d o w n the River Wild, The Canterbury Tales, don't forget you rode 1st class Nissan Brett 4x4/ Craig, The 1994 Mrs. D. Denberg posse, our shrine to Rush, I a m from Mass. and yeah I can drive, our respcts to m y 81' Nissan 4 x4 mobile. Artsy Fartsy, the b o o m box. late night flexing/ Mrs. D. w e m a d e history, I k n o w you will never doubt m y greatness, thanks for your hospitality.

"And thank you for your support" - Bartles and James.

Craig Churchill M o m & D a d - T h a n k you for making Proctor a reality, Icould 1 never of done this without your love and support. You're the hesi.Heather-You started it, it was never me. I know we 1 have had our rough times, but if it wasn't for you I would have never pushed myself, I have always wanted your approval. I love you!!Tam&Hunt-You little goons are the best.Thanks for being so nice. I a m sorry if m o m & dad don 1 ! let you guys get away with what they let us do, I guess Heather ruined it for you.Todd-I wish you and I could of spent more time together, I look up to you in everything you do, thanks for being such a positive role model.Please let me be the godfather and best man! Nancy is awesome. Good i luck with her. If you are looking for a name, Craig is nice. I Andy-You and I have been through so much and there is sol much more to go through.Thanks for being there for m e always even if you didn't agree with the subject at hand .1 I hope you have an apartment for us next year. But w e will I limit the jon usage for you. as well as O N E A T A T I M E youj animal.Brett- Denberg 94' what a good time. Midnight

flexing. Shut up about #24, Artsie Fartsie,"come to m y window"She will come . I knows! will! Stay out of sheds with your dad in the future pleaseGood luck in art school, S t a y m touch Ronald Regan.Lorna-You are one of m y favorite people, thanks for always listening to m y crap, I hope you stay in touch, because a friend like you is hard to find!The best o f luck to you in the future you deserve it.Sandy-I a m sorry about the U N H interview. I am sorry I could not help you. Y o u are the nicest and most honest person I K n o w . Don't ever change that.Good luck in college wherever you go.Marty-Thirdfloorposse , Thanks for some great memories, Look out for Mike K. Ali-you are a great friend, I a m sorry for all the trouble. I wish you the best of luck of luck in the future, Sarah T.-You are a great friend contrary to what others might say. I a m sure w e will see each other over the summers at your lake house.N'ancy&Mike-Thanks for giving m e guidance and always . being there to keep m e out of trouble. I o w e a lot too you both.Tony-next year in college will be awesome, w e just have to get in "Quit fooling around" see you next year.NateTM you are an ass! Y o u will never beat m e in sega 95'. W h y do you have that dress on | Chris?Mrs.D-High five. Thanks for your hospitality, and take good care of Brook&Key.Chris N.-Thanks for supporting m e and being so nice through the years. I "It's a great day for hockey" B o b Johnson

"There's no time to lose', I heard her say, 'Catch your dreams before they slip away."

France '93, Morocco '94, Mtn. Clsrm '95. " W e can go there at any time. It's not far away, it's not hard to find. Just take the path to nothing and go nowhere until you reach it. Because the enchanted place is where you are and if you're friendly with bears, you can find it." SJ"Pooh, promise you won't forget about m e , ever.Not even when I'm a hundred.' Pooh thought for a little.'How old shall I be then?' 'Ninety-nine.' Pooh nodded. T promise."BA"As soon as I saw you, I knew an adventure was going to happen"SB-wtp,in season,ilu!

C O C A CHANEL-shhabbeell look you in cafe!DS-eyes!TG-"somewhere I have never traveled, gladly beyond any experience, your eyes have their silence" vest+eyes.TCswingset talks.AC(11 )-ilu. CK-share!kit. CC-thanks for the laughs.HT-you're doing great!JE-my twin T L , C G , K A , J T , S T , T L H - I miss you.BP.LF.CC.HH M A ( u n j o u r ) K M , M J , L M , A S , A K J S , M M + J K - m a y all of your dreams c o m e true.Mom,Jen+Ciel-I love you so much, thank you for m y hopes.my dreams.and m y realities! Thanks M r + s J! N S , P M , L C , C N , C S , S V , B + L U , A S T and everyone. "Life I embrace you, I shall honor and disgrace you" Proctor, I'll miss you. "As m a n y farewells as be stars in the night sky."

Alison M . Tetler H Sandra D. Jordan AL- That man! How does an elephant laugh? Lake house, shooting stars, straight out of the box...WalMart, booth service (Paugus Bay), 495. M y gold-hatted and high-bouncing friend, we've had so many adventures and there are lots more to come. I love you. S A R A H - You are an excellent driver+pro FH player. Hotels, limos- obsess much? (MNBP). So what if I need more chapstick! We've been through so much together-thanks is not enough to say. I know that wherever we end up you will be in m y mind and in my heart forever. "Nothing ever ends if it leaves a memory." I L O V E Y O U . CRAIG-1 miss your window. Thanks for being a real friend. DIANA- I'm ready to drive out West. Be careful in your driveway. L...? ILY. K A R Y N + A M Y - 1 miss you two. AO-OA. Amy- black veil in June? T R E V O R Remember your promise. See you in 20 years. SETH- Blow the balloon...shoot the moose.

C A R O L I N E - Have you met any kayakers lately? Thanks for sticking with me through it all. ILY. A D A M - Stop following me! MELISSA- Let's walk across the pond. H o w are Nick & Blondie? ILY. T O N Y , A L E X , B O O T H - Thanks guys. Next time get a suite. T U C K - It was fun. JASON- Thanks for all your help and for putting up with me. A N G U S - M y cookies are better than yours. Thank you so much- you could always make m e smile. JE + A C , thanks for letting me hide in Fort Thoreau. Someday 1 will take you both to Disney World. Good luck with everything. T H A N K Y O U WILL, CHRIS. A N D ALYSSA. LC+LS-1 wish it was sixth grade again. Davey, you turned out okay-what took you so long?

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Wherever the children go, I'll follow them." - Bob Dylan Uva-Uvam Vivendo Varia Fit - Lonesome Dove "I found my self singing, like a long lost friend, the same things that make you live, can kill you in the end"-Neil Young "One of these days.

I'm going to sit d o w n and write a long letter, to all the good friends I've known"- Neil Young "And though the line is cut.

It ain't quite the end, I just bid farewell until w e meet again." - Bob Dylan

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Tony Cabana I would like to thank G O D for m y blessings!! M o m and Dad, I made it, and it wouldn't have been â&#x20AC;˘ssible without your support. Thanks. T o m y Uncle Phil, thanks for everything the past two years. (BG â&#x20AC;˘yz) JF,TD,DB,RL,TP,MM-you won't be forgotten. Pat - Sean, where are you? Nate (God) Theroux: "If >u want to trust somebody, trust yourself." (Bob Dylan) I miss the holtertop days. Dave J., I really did ve a plan. Jimmy S. you sure I have to turn here? Booth, there is always the Hampton INN. Bret B. ackey is life, the rest is just details!!!! Trevor you are the Terminator!!! ???BONNIE???-thanks for the ;mories. Ali, I'm going to miss those late night talks. Sandy, h o w was the semi last year? Bret W . you e still a nut!!! Craig I'll see you at Sacred Heart. Joey P. How's the foot? Sarah, where's Sean? Josh K. 1 see you at the sandtrap? Jason Eslick: I'll see you in college. JIM C O X thank you for your patience! anny, you can't touch this!! Mike Koenig thanks for everything!!! Karl M., I still love this game!! Alex I'm going to miss the B.K.. days, don't forget to beat on Gremlin." L A S T but not L E A S T , m y ornate Alex C. "look at m y bellybutton." -And though w e drank a thousand times. It's time to Ramble M"(L.Z.) I'm gonna miss you!!!!

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Seth Currier M o m & Dad-Thanks for supporting m e through m y four years. Y o u always pushed m e to do m y best. Your love and time will never be forgotten. I love you. A m y C-I made it. Thanks for being m y sis. John-You've been there for m e whenever I needed you.

Thanks for being m y teacher, coach, and especially advisor. You've taught m e a lot and I'll never forget. Lida-Leave the white ones on top! Thanks. Sandy-Where did m y balloon go? D o r m cleaning rules. Sarah B-wake up call-PSC. Adam-I get a chair!

Diana-Hi. Brett W-Roommates at East Aero Tech! Karen-They've been at it longer than sting. Mike P-This sucks donkey balls! Lite m y fuse! Hockey-4 years. A m y NY o u gave all the Seinfield quotes to Sarah (you said loaf!). Anyway, are you queen of the castle? Dorms, put it on, put it on! Club Picasso, Bruins, spring break, Seascape, Keys!, wanna go for a walk? what's that noise? Beach 94', Mt. Kearsarge. Time with you is never long enough. I love you. Okay, Bye Bye!

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Jed Seigle M y first shout goes out to my parents who have stuck with me and been supportive through tough times. Also all my extended family and the faculty the looked out for me especially K.M.C.A.B.CJ.E.B.L.S.A Big thanks to all my friends T D.J S.N T.M H.B B.A C.E E.M F.C D.J S Z A, T C, A T Shout to Soccer 94, to Carr house 94,Spain 94-95. Props to Yonkers. Never forget Holderness lax 94. 3-2. KUA Soccer 94 and number twelve who I made my B Again thanks to Karl. To my advisee group. Thanks PA .

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Greg Carpenter YES!! I actually made it through this place after three years, thanks M o m and Dad. Thanks for the great times, well sort of great times. Next year I'll come back from college and see all of the underclass children, and laugh as I sip from m y pint j of wine. Carr was fun, from the snowball fights in the dorm to the daily surviving I from senior hazings. Benny you're the best! Andy. I hope I'm as fast as you some I day, just don't rub those legs together. Jed, let's be roommates. Tuck too bad you I didn't wash those towels. Carriage was better, from Karl the master to Lingendinger the??? ( W e still don't understand what happened) Green, how's Winnet? Too bad I Rob left in the spring w e were getting along so well. Devon and Winnet your no I longer there to talk to every night, I'll remember you forever. Spain was a blast!

I Too bad Brooks got in the way. Caroline. I'll miss you and those walks h o m e at night, is there anything I didn't tell you? " O K , w h o ate meat this morning." Chris. and Ben "This car sucks" too bad they weren't all V W ' s . Jimmy you'll always be a mooch. Chris, Mike, Sean, Scott, Manton, Andy, Dave, Sarah, and everyone I missed, I'll miss you all. College beware the Raptor will soon be there.

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" I'm the one who's gonna have to die so let me live my life and do what I want to." - Jimi Hendrix

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Danielle-I won't be here next year, so no, I a m not playing Field Hockey, you dork. Jo-Put that compact away, you look fine. Yes, I a m Captain Obvious. "Donde esla, Juanila (Juana la Loca)?"

Asi es la Vida. Platanos. Remember, M e llamo Paco, Paco Para Presidente. Okay bye. George-What can I say, it's a battle! Thank you for everything, you really helped m e in Spain (esp. during a certain incident), and I want you to know how much I appreciated that. Good luck next year. Eric-Like it or not, you are a nice guy.

I'm glad you were in Spain, esp. for our walks home. Spain was swell. Good luck next year. Spain Fall'94-Thank you for saving m y butt while getting yours kicked. Andy K.-The next time you go to Spain don't forget your brass knuckles. Erica-Remember "DT"? Em-Don't worry, I didn't forget you, h o w could I? You are one of m y best friends in the whole world. We've been through alot together. I have grown up, not everything is " W o w , he's hot." or "did you see him today?" Thank you for everything.

I am so proud of you and your accomplishments, I hope you are too. I'm going to miss you. I love you, E m . M o m & Dad-Thank you for your support and love, and for sending m e to Proctor. It has been the greatest thing I have ever done. I love you both.

Tyler-Now it's m y turn to put you into m y quotes. I may not be as deep as Ferris Bueller, sorry. Good luck next year; I hope you meet that special girl while you're away.

Rothea Chhay Together has all ways been the theme for Proctor. It is this word that has kept m e at Proctor. I like to thank G o d for giving m e the chance to experience and have this opportunity. I like to give m y parents all m y love and thanks. M o m and Dad without you I've wouldn't have made it this far. Your love and kindness is what keeps m e going. Proctor is a place where attention is not lacked. It is the students and teachers relationship that keeps the school the way it is. I like to thank all the teachers and the help and energy that they put forth. It's been four years and it's time to go. T o all the other future graduates of Proctor: It's goingto be your turn soon, but it going to be after me. This is to all the fellas at Proctor. Without you guys and girls this place wouldn't be the same. Aaron D. - Becky and I mean all three of them, there is still more out there for you.

Don't try any of the smooth line. "I thought you said kiss m e , but you really mean dis me." Y o u think that every girl likes you and your probably right. But your also half wrong. Try to keep your room clean for O w e n s sake and no there is no food in m y refrigerator. O w e n F. "The E S P N M A N " Niga Please!!! Your nothing like your brother. Kansas is not going to the final four. H o w many time did you get caught by Catherine? She'll be waiting for you and you'll be in your shining armor.

I'll leave you with this- Here n e w flavor in you ear. K e n y a m o M c F . Where is Nancy?Lilie is right out side your door. N B A is at your door step. B e quiet for a change. Pete M . R e m e m b e r all the talks that happens in the dorm around 10:30. Y o u should start a hair salon. B e cool and stop trying so hard to gain the pounds with the Malt Corona. Nick SJ. R. A couple of more inches of hops and you would have made it to the N B A . Keep working at it. Y o u forgot your pillow at the end of the bench and Matt has it now. Ski hard and work on your ups. Those strength shoes really helps on your skiing. Stay in school.

Juan Bravo Perez Shawn K e m p can't play ball. I know your the greatest. Y o u know your m y boy. Stay cool! Pescado. John Bevis H. Y o u k n o w your the man. What happen to Catherine. I think O w e n has it or at least he thinks he has it. I'll see you in Phila. some time. T o all the J.V. Hoops Willy, Ian, James, Angle, C a m and of course the clumsy oath Mike. T o Bob L. it been great playing hoops with you. Lisa J. One question Is it a guy or a girl? T o all that I've missed I love to fit you all in but there's no room. So if I forget you Sorry. Don't give up you'll graduate and then it is your turn to do these things. But only after m e . So stay cool and don't change.

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"The best way out is through" - R. Frost " N o matter where you go there you are" Buckaroo Bonzai "Some people never go crazy, what truly horrible lives they must live" - Micky Rourke "I'm a lumberjack and I'm okay" - Monty Python "*••.'"*•

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M o m and Joe - I love you more than anything, please, don't ever forget that. T o all of m y friends, you pulled m e out of the jello before it gotfirm.Thanks. Sue you are the bestest! " W h y don't you wait a minute and talk to each other or maybe talk to yourself, to your various selves. Can you talk to yourself?

D o you even know you have selves to talk to?" - Jerry Garcia

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I've seen things that you people wouldn't believe.

Attack ships on fire off the shoulder of Orion.

I've seen sea beams glitter in the dark, near the Tanhouser gate.

N o w all these moments will be lost in time, like tears in the rain.

-Blade Runner

Then a voice spoke in m y head she said: Dark is not the opposite of light.

It's the absence of light.

A n d I thought to myself, She knows what she's talking about.

A n d for a moment I knew what it was all about.

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M & D - T h a n k you so much for giving m e the opportunity to go to P A I couldn't have m a d e it with out you. I love you.KSD- the pimple. lax'94,UMass,CSN,rm a little kid, lets pretend to sleep, Jason is really scary, I have A D D ! ! midnight walks to the beach, losing the lighter, having the same conversation over again (no one will ever understand), drum, you roll.I'll tell stories, m y outhouse, balloons, avoiding scary people, hacking in the spring (chris and the bugs), Judy Blue Eyes, it's a good thing we're nol having this conversation.My room is the bad thing room. N e w Year's94/95,the flying weiner.your the girl that glows.going to Anns, I want candy! playing chess,we got the bus ourselves.driving around Boston,pingpong ballslts a good thing there is no stress in our lives.we can be lou! Its normal!What will I do without you next year?I love you. TA-skiing at Sunday River,Rugby parties at Amherst, phish,Allman Bros.,OC94-I couldn't havedoneit without you. Thank you forthe wonderful memories, I loveyou. LALondon's a loser! W h a t does L7 make? (a square)Urine flutes, flying meepers.time for boner weekend, I love cheemistry, JoannaB - M y beautiful friend, riding in Ty's jeep, P O S S U M ! W e almost died! Your dress blended into mine! cow-moo-flage, sweetcream and cookies ( O R E O ! ) Lowrider, hot stickers,people throwing rocks at us, waterskiing @ Ty's, swimming in a dress, recycling w / Nelson your the prettiest girl I know ER- your the best. I love you there are too m a n y memories and too many adventures to name but, you k n o w what they are C R - W e survived O C 94, If you hadn't been there w h o would I have hung in the shrouds with? W e are Hitler youth, phish or the dead? We're dead fish! Thanks 4 being there forme. A C - you're the only one who didn't drive m e nuts, w e had the best adventures: B O P , screwdrivers, San Juan Bistro, Jane Says, conserving gravity, vertically challenged, we're incompetent, thanks for all the talks and all the times you did helm for m e I o w e you.NR-Saton. wrestling, wellits not tunanoodlecassarole Red Johnny at church, baloney and macaroni Headbnger's ball I love you poop face T o anyone I Forgot, sorry. Thanks P A for a great experience."Inspiration m o v e m e brightly"-GD " W h e n you see the Southern Cross for the first time, you understand n o w w h y you came this way."-CSN "It's hard to be humble when it's all at your feet"-BT "You can't be waiting for your ship to c o m e in while others talk of stones and places where they've been"-AJ "Strangers stopping strangers just to shake there hand"-GD " W e used to be children and I'll never forget, when w e played in our circles but that game's not over yet"S a m p l e s ( E R + M B ) "Seven turns on the highway, seven rivers to cross, sometimes you feel like you can fly away, sometimes you get lost."-ABB "Trapped in time and I don't know what to do, these friends of mine 1 can seerightthrough"-PHISH (KSD-sound familiar?) "Conquer m e figure m e out and set m e free. I've got a hundred million things to show you and many more to see."-BT "... Fear is the lock, and laughter the key to your heart.,." - C S N

"His job is to shed light, not to master." / Harry Hood / Ladyslipper Fingers / Karyn Jenny / Newyears tour with Jill and Grinnin / Deish Phad / P H A T T A N K / Triptoy, Montana / Briant, Amanda, A d a m , and the tent / Alice in our land / "Sometimes w e live no particular way but our own."

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I a m glad I did it, partly because it was well worth it, and chiefly because I shall never have to do it again. - Mark Twain One person alone can be pretty dumb sometimes, but for real bonafide stupidity there ain't nothing can beat teamwork. - Mark Twain Life can only be understood backwards, but it must be lived forwards.

THANKS MOM AND DAD FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING AND SUPPORT A N D D A D T H A N K YOU FOR YOUR "SPIRITUAL GUIDANCE" IF Y O U TOO NEED GUIDANCE, SPIRITUAL CLEANSING, or LAYING O N OF H A N D S PLEASE CALL T H E C H U R C H OF T H E DIVINE BENEFACTOR TM

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Slip slidin' away Slip slidin' away Y o u k n o w the nearer your destination The more you're slip slidin' away "Simon and Garfunkel"

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"The crypt really is the crypt"- Sammy Cook gracias a: the two people w h o got m e here in the first placecouldn't and wouldn't ask for more, strokes-brooooo1, the ponksdamn!, mivers, friends- kind!, bob, & the poops! life without these homosapians would have been bunk. "Jah is m y co-pilot" P R O C T O R I T E S : chris-wooooh! louise-vou and your purple polka dot spandex, LATE! mike-r.i.p. sen cassie-mavbe next time the pasta will be better, ya puke! jospe-hhelloo cole! alex c-don't forget, i know you when you turn pro andy g - m m m m platanos! coco-brusies suck,huh? eben & jospe-f

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you're not on the list,it's on you brian-later. dood! thanks for the hospitality sean-thanks for the seanisms chuck w- where would i be if you didn't like me? thank god! proctor rips!1

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Mom and Dad, Thanks for supporting me, and being there when I needed you. I Love You Both!

Shirley, I couldn't have done it without you.

Andy K. That's my Vespa. Spain. We had some good times. Cole, Travelodge, Spain, m m m m m m Platanos!

Tim, Rock Nash, California, Bonus weekend with Tuck & Greg. Greg C. Trim Hunts, Mad Maggies, Senior Party.

George, Spain, I saw the light! Boner, Yeaaaagh!

Bonus Weekend. Freeman, Senior Party 94' Brandon, You Boody Banger! Corbit, Awesoooooooome!! Boy, Spain, Granada. Sara L. You're the best. You've been a great friend. Goofy, Hang loose but don't fall, Stay cool but don't freeze!

G o o d luck to- Zinger,Sparky,Rusty,Brian,Kyle,Benj, and Mia. And to everyone else See Ya! Late Proctor!

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Charlotte Long, Brook Stableford

Louise Eckersley, Aaron Daniel

Jed Seisle. Lynda Underbill. Tons Caballero

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Back L. to R. : Jason Eslick, Jeanne Gosselin, Reece Carter, Mariah Sylvain, Michelle Whitney, Cassie Heaton, Shauna Sylvain, Connie Appel. Middle L. to R. : Melissa Traylor, Andrea Cafritz, Abby Smith, Casey Moore, Kathryn Shirley-Davidson, Jennifer Jackson, Julie Parenteau.

Front L. to R. : Megan Jepson, Megan Scott, Bonnie Arsenault, Lorna Macdonald, Lisa Jekanowski.

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Back L. to R. : Brett Benoit, Alex Jospe, Jeremy Gould, James Sterrett, Manny Davis, Karl Methven.

Middle L. to R. : Jed Seigle, Charles Diaz, Manton Hurd, Joerg Sterkel, Tony Cabana, Zweli Khumalo, Josh Leidinger. Front L. to R. : Kyle Parsons, Josh Russell, Tucker Dutcher, Alex Colon, Carl Van Loan.

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Nate Theroux, Brett Benoit

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Back L. to R. : Eric Vtandier, Mike Freeman, Simon Landmann, Keith McCarthy, Bruce Lane, Alex Bancroft, Taylor Norman, Angela Carcia.

Middle L. to R. : Thad Hutchinson, Avi Sternberg, George Blair, Joe Alexander, Henry Haeberle, Walker Jeffers, Diana Schoeller. Front L. to R. : Josh Hirshberg, Brian Meehan, Jesus Guillermo, Will Wheaton, Jessie Milne, James Friedberg.

MIP: Jessie Milne Will Wheaton MVP: Diana Schoeller Mike Freeman

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Back L. to R.: Chris Scully, Abby Preston, Heather Talkington, Sean Venus, Abby Usen, Sarah Buhrmaster, Sarah Eldred, Katie Talkington, Danielle DuBard, Jesse Ellison, Lellie Fluke, Patty Pond. Front L. to R.: Coco O'Brien, Sandy Jordan, Alison Tetler, Bridget Chamberlin, Lilly Maybank, Becca Newhall, Lindsay Grow.

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Alison Tetler, Lilly Maybank. Jesse Ellison. Heather Talkington

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Alison Tetler, Lellie Fluke, Coco O'Brien

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Back L. to R.: Aaron Daniel, John Landry, Greg Linton, Trevor Cook, John J. Schoeller, Jesse Seaton, Tim Nash, John Schoeller. Third: Bob Dais, Nick St. JohnRheault. James Beaudoin, Kris Sanborn, Zander Damp, Greg Mickle. Matt Lefebvre, Lon Packer.

Second: Pete Moyer, Pete Fintoff, Gabe Gagne, James Jurta, A d a m Klaucke, Seth Currier, Ian Gillespie. Front: John Burgess, Brandon Barker, Kenny McFarlane, Tony Caballero.

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Seth Currier, Greg Linton, Adam Klaucke, Trevor Cook, Gabe Gagne, John Schoeller, Kris Sanborn

Greg Mickle, Brandon Barker

Gabe Gagne, John Burgess, Brandon Barker

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Varsity Football

Brandon Barker, Kris Sanbom, Gabe Gagne, James Beaudoin, Tim Nash

Matt Lefebvre, Adam Klaucke, Brandon Barker, Zander Damp

Greg Linton, Brandon Barker, Ian Gillespie, James Beaudoin

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JV Field Hockey

Back L. to R.: Chris A m e s , Joo-Young Lee, Sarah Senno, Kim Guzman, Danielle Segars, Chinyere Johnson, Katie Blouin, Tara Misenheimer. Middle: Jessica Griffin, Brady Lynch, Vangie Wiles, Jessie Milne, Emily Kalina, Chihiro Takeuchi, Allison Atkin.

Front: Dabney Barrett, Kristin Benefit. Carla Morean, Noriko Kawabata. Katie Coolidge.

JV Soccer

Back L. to R.: Dani Hinkley, Katherine Hamburger, Katherine Darling, Cristina Berta, Charlotte Mason, Erin Hinkley, Aea-Kyung Park, Shannon Hill. Charity Haskin. Christina Kardon, Kelsey Loomer, Sue Eslick. Front: Jorie McCann, Lauren Hajjar, Diana Stimpel. Sabra Jenks-Graham. Clare McCarthy. Mariana Silva. Sarah Butler, Harriott Lumpkin, Kellie Mickle.

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JV Football

Back L. to R.: Angus Christie, Claus Droege. David Quin, Kevin Wood. Mark Elacqua, Courtney Monteiro. Nelson Lebo. Middle L. to R.: Steve Mead. Chris Sanborn, John Hall. O w e n Foster, Sverre St. John, Gareth Miller. Front L. to R.: Sam Deland, Karim Akacem, Angel Fontanez, Andy Sandler, Rod Kidder, Richie Symington.

JV Soccer

Back L. to R.: Matt Brennan, Sparky Brooks. Zach Springer. Matt Carvalho. Zack Johnson. Mike Montivirdi, Steve Kohn, Yunus Peer. Middle L. to R.: Alex Corbit. T o m Allen - Ryan. Paul Santoro, J.J. McDaniel. George Souliotis, Dylan Raap.

Gideon Elliot, Mikail Peer. Front L. to R.: Jon Rowe. Josh Brown, John Nield, Matt Harris, Benj Sterrett, Brian Clark.

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Thirds Soccer

Back L. to R.: Chris Lilly, Dave Orgain, Shane Wadleigh, Nick Rust, Giles McGrath, Matt Thornhill, Brook Stableford, Paul Benson.

Middle L. to R.: Chris Taylor, Gabe Califano, Juan Perez, Josh Aufhauser, Sung - o Park, Chris Matthews, Jeff Milde. Front L. to R.: Shuhei Hasui. Cuauhtemoc Gonzales, Pete Oppenheim, Chris Giganle. Marc Galabrun, Sam King.

Kayaking

Chris Norris, Dave Johnson. Doug Houston. Ted Hill, Greg Carpenter. Sarah Rudinsky. Dave Scavullo. John Kiaer,iert Hinkley.

Mehdi Akacem. And) Cunningham. Joe Kahle. Eben Wight. Chris Hecht, Ryan Fry. Sarah Leith.

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Rock Climbing

L. to R. : Josh Hurst. Erin Landers, JD Whitney, T o m Diaz, Brian Suiter, Sarah Lauer, Lauren Britton, Sue Houston, Christine Toriello, Dan Alroy, Chris Rogers, Heide Novado.

Horseback Riding

Back L. to R. : Nikki Ramien, Donna Campbell, Jenny Mercer, Jenn Pease. Doyle Canning. Front: Kit Norris.

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Fitness

Back L. to R.: Nancy Schoeller, Ezra Whitman. Matt Sanborn. Craig Churchill, Hayley Hogan. Michele Koenig. Front: Mitzi Tolino, Josh Kreeger, Alexandra Forrester, Rothea Chhay, Matt Owens, John Schlosser.

Sports Photography

Patrice Martin, Cedar Braun, Mia Bertram, Sara Burgess. Kevin Lee, A m a n d a Wood, Jason Begin, Marguerite Thompson, Brian Hamor, Dana Bertier.

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Woods Team

Back L. to R.: Brad Campbell. Will Webb. Middle: Sam Willis. Mike Shumaker. Ben Crawford. Matt Begin, Jeff Pothier. Front: Eleo Abreu, Louise Eckersley, Jonathan Cotton, Robert Downey, Bert Carvalho.

Independents

L. to R.: Lindsey Schust, Brett Wallace

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Trainers

Jolene Thompson, Nicole Hopper, Dick Bellefeuille, Elvis Lowe

Pin Room

Bruce Goines

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Golf

Back L. to R.: T o m Kucpper. Booth Plait. Middle: Jason Griffith, John Hannafin, Will Flender. Chaz Kirkwood. Front: George Connell, Chad Swofford, Bob Livingston, Devon Spaght.

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Day Students

Back L. to R.: Matt Carvalho, Jesse Zabski, Will Wheaton, A d a m McMurray, Ian Gillepsie, Jenn Pease, Doyle Canning. Third: Mike Montivirdi, Lindsay Schusl, Annarose Jenisch. Mehdi Akacem, Henry Haeberle, Kim Guzman, Erin Hinkley, James Jurta, Abby Preston, Julie Parenteau, Kris Sanbom, Heather Talkington. Second: Brian Hamor, Jason Begin, Cristina Berta, Doug Titilah, Kellie Mickle, Mariah Sylvain, Jermaine McDaniel, Michelle Whitney, Sandy Jordan. Jessica Griffin. Jen Jackson. Carl Van Loan, Nate Theroux, Matt Sanborn, Steve McNeil. Sitting: Rod Kidder, John Schoeller, Kate Darling, Dabney Barrett, Gabe Gagne. James Beaudoin, John Landry, Kate Talkington, Bridget Chamberlin. George Souliotis.

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Thoreau Back L. to R.: Matthew Thornhill, A d a m Klaucke, Trevor Cook, Jason Eslick, David Johnson. Front: Zander D a m p , Gareth Miller, Matt Lefebvre, Kyle Parsons, Angus Christie, Josh Kreeger, Manton Hurd, Mike Freeman, Sean Venus

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Carriage Tara Misenheimer, Jeannie Gosselin, Andrea Cafritz, Danielle DuBard, Megan Scott, Charlotte Long, Marguerite Thompson

Davis Back L. to R.: Cassie Heaton, Louise Eckersley, Taylor Norman, Alexandra Forrester. Middle: Sabe Graham, Lilly Maybank, Reece Carter. Front: Coco O'Brien, Charity Haskin, Harriott Lumpkin, Sarah Butler.

Morton L. To R.: Matt Owens, Jesse Seaton, Angel Fontanez, Pete Oppenheim, Sam Deland, Chris Sanborn, Sam King, Shea Roberts, George Connell, Thad Hutchinson, Zachary Johnson, Jamie Moore, Angela Carcia.

Ives Back to Front.: Lauren Britton. Erin Landers, Coral Vogel, Karine Dumont, Becca Newhall, Christina Kardon, Sarah Rudinsky, Megan Jepson, Bonnie Arsenault, Jessie Ellison, Sarah Leith, Hayley Hogan. Alison Tetler, Chris Scully.

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Johnson Back L. to R.: Alex Colon, Zach Springer, Rich Symington, Josh Brown, Courtney Monteiro, Chris Lilly.

Front L. to R.: Stephen Mead, Josh Hurst, Peter Southworth.

Farm Back L. to R.: Stacey Platte -Viandier, Eric Viandier, Jenny Mercer, Chinyere Johnson, Lauren Hajjar, Ruth Woodbury, Sarah Lauer, Melissa Traylor. Sarah Buhrmaster.

Gannett Back L. to R.: Chris Gigante, Brook Stableford, John Hall, Brian Suiter, Jeff Milde, Lon Packer, Zweli Khumalo, Chad Swofford, Greg Samaha. Front: Ted Hudson, Heide Novado, Dan Alroy, George Blair, John Burgess, Peter Elwell, Jeremy Gould, Tony Caballero, Andy Cunningham, Tim Nash, Brian Meehan.

M.L.S. Back L. to R.: Claus Droege. Kenny McFarlane, Gideon Elliot, Juan Perez, Thomas Allen-Ryan, Gabe Califano. Front: Ben Crawford. Ryan Fry, Simon Landmann, Charles Kirkwood, Nick St. John-Rheault, Jason Griffith. Will Flender.

Manny Davis, Jon Rowe, Alexander Bancroft.

Robert Downey. Ground: Eleo Abreu.

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Carr iBack L. to R.: Chris Hecht, Jed Seigle, Charles Diaz, Joerg Sterkel, I Mike Freeman, Scott Venus, Mark Elacqua, Benj Sterrett, Brian I Clark. Front: David Quin. Josh Russell. Sparky Brooks.

Burbank West BackL. to R.: Emily Kalina, Abby Smith, Mariana Silva, Sybil Patten, Joanna Butters, Jessica Zyman, Jorie McCann, Matt Begin. Devon Spaght, Brady Lynch, Charlotte Mason. Front: Christine Toriello, Chihiro Takeuchi.

Rulon-Miller Back L. to R.: Greg Carpenter, John Hannafin, Sverre St. John. tFront: Dave Orgain, James Sterrett, Dylan Raap, Joe Kahle, Tucker Dutcher, T o m Diaz, Tim Norris.

Summerfield Ezra Whitman, Andoni Aguirre, Sean Venus, Mike Shumaker. John Kiaer, Will Webb, Dana Berger, Chris Rogers.

Fowler Katherine Hamburger. Aea-Kyung Park, Lorna Macdonald, Shannon Hill.

Gulick Back L. to R.: Pete Moyer, Andrew Sandler, Bob Dais. Front: Aaron Daniel, Cuauhtemoc Gonzalez, Kenny McFarlane, Rothea Chhay.

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PEA

L. to R: Aea-Kyung Park, Brook Stableford, Becca Newhall, Hayley Hogan, Josh Hurst, Nelson Lebo. Front: James Friedberg.

Fire Department

Back L. to R: Alex Corbit, Thad Hutchinson. Middle: Andy Klein. Andy Gabriel, Sandy Jordan. Abby Usen. Front: Jack Williams, Jordan Matheson, Josh Leidinger, Sam King, Chris Sanborn, B o w Beeman.

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Student Council

Back L. to R.: Anne Swayze, Trevor Goodrich, Scott Venus, Diana Schoeller, Matt Carvalho, Dave Johnson, Kenny McFarlane, James Sterrett. Front: Coco O'Brien, Erin Hinkley, Harriott Lumpkin.

Peer Outreach

Back L. to R.: Chris Scully, Lindsay Grow, Abby Usen, Harriott Lumpkin, Heather Talkington. Manton Hurd, Ali Tetler, Andy Cunningham. Front: Zweli Khumalo. Megan Jepson

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Health Group

L. to R.: Angela Carcia. Jim Cox, Kathv McNeil, Bob Dais.

Siblings

L. to R.: Chris Norris, Aea-Kyung Park, Cassie Heaton, Andrea Cafritz, Chinyere Johnson. Aaron Daniel. John Proctor. Greg Mickle.

Jon Coolidge, Mariah Sylvain, Shauna Sylvain, Kenny McFarlane, Juan Perez, JD Whitney, Sean Venus, Sara Burgess, Heather Talkington, John Burgess. Karim Akacem, Jason Begin, Matt Begin, John Schoeller, Diana Schoeller, Kellie Mickle, Katie Coolidge.

Michelle Whitney. Katie Talkington. Derek Mansell, Lee Carvalho.

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Diversity Group

Back L. to R.: Erik Langendal. Ty Anderson. Aaron Daniel, Vangie Wiles, Chinyere Johnson. Bruce Lane, Abby Preston, Lindsey Schust, Brook Stableford, Courtney Monteiro, Bert Hinkley. Middle L. to R.: Danielle Segars, Kenny McFarlane, Alex Colon, Angel Fontanez, Rothea Chhay, Juan Perez, Cuauhtemoc Gonzalez. Front L. to R.: Diana Stimpel. Chihiro Takeuchi.

Core Computer Group

Back L. to R.: Marti Whitney, Doug Houston. Keith Barrett. Chris Norris. Robert Downey. Front: Kevin Lee.

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SKILLS CLASS: Ashley Gilbert, Sandy Jordan

C O M M U N I T Y SERVICE: Heather Talkington. Tara Misenheimer

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C O M M U N I T Y SERVICE: Cristina Berta, Becca Newhall

Ben Crawford. Jed Seigle, Ted Hudson

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Danielle DuBard. Abby Smith. Gabe Gagne

Back L. to R.: Ruth Woodbury, Jason Begin, Kevin W o o d , Ben Crawford, Ted Hudson. Keith Barrett. Chris Lilly. Front: Jed Seigle.

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Mitzi Tolino, Kenny McFarlane, Ian Gillespie, Emily Kalina, Brian Clark.

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Front: Katie Coolidge. Back: Katie Talkington.

L. to R.: Henry Haeberle, Tony Caballero, Gabe Gagne, Coral Vogel, Kim Guzman, Avi Sternberg.

L. to R.: Joerg Sterkel, Gabe Califano, Mariah Sylvain, Nate Theroux.

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MIP: Brian Suiter MVP: Steve McNeil

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Cross Country Back L. to R.: Jon Cotton, Will Flender. Front.: Pete Southworth, Dan Alroy.

Amanda Wood, Taylor Norman, James Caldwell, Jessie Milne, Erica Tepfer.

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MIP: Chinyere Johnson MVP: Katie Talkington

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Pete Moyer, Andy Gabriel, Kenny McFarlane, John Hannafin, Aaron Daniel, Matt Brennan. Front L. to R.: Jesus Guillermo, Nick St. John-Rheault, Manny Davis, Juan Perez, Alex Colon.

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Back L. to R.: Gabe Gagne, Matt Lefebvre, Booth Piatt, Paul Santoro, Jeff Pothier, John Goff.

Middle L. to R.: Abby Feldman-Block, Mike Koenig, Matt Begin, John J. Schoeller, Sparky Brooks, Brett Benoit, John Burgess, Duncan Gardner.

Front L. to R.: Kris Sanborn, Craig Churchill, Tony Cabana, Brett Wallace, Seth Curier, Joe Peplinski.

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Back L. to R.: Becca Newhall, Joo-Young Lee, Sue Decker, Megan Jepson, Shannon Hill, Kelcey Loomer, Bridget Chamberlin, Jason Eslick.

Middle L. to R.: Chris Scully, Sandy Jordan, Diana Stimpel, Sarah Senno, Devon Spaght, Julie Parenteau. Front L. to R.: Vangie Wiles, Diana Schoeller, Abby Usen, Hayley Hogan.

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L. to R.: Cassie Heaton, Thomas Kuepper, Chris Hecht, Jim Cox, Erik Langendal, Gideon Elliot, Sean Venus, Dana Berger.

MIP: Mia Bertram Gideon Elliot MVP: Cassie Heaton Erik Langendal

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Varsity Alpine Back L. to R.: Bert Hinkley, A d a m McMurray, Liam Wertenbaker, Andy Klein, JD Whitney, Bryant Stockwell, Angus Christie, Garry George.

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Back L. to R.: James Friedberg, Peter Elwell, Chris Matthews, Nelson Lebo. Front L, to R.: Nikki Ramian, Kristin Benefit, A m a n d a Mclntire.

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JV Girls Basketball

Back L. to R.: Jamie Moore, London Allen, Jessie Damroth, Doyle Canning, Charlotte Mason, Cristina Berta, Bob Dais. Middle L. to R.: AnnaRose Jenisch, Abigail Preston, Noriko Kawabata, Emily Kalina, Ashley Gilbert, Brady Lynch. Front L. to R.: Kellie Mickle, Dahney Barrett.

JV Boys Hockey

Back L. to R.: Jake Hall. Stephen Mead, Stephen Kohn, George Connell, Matt Owens, Brian Clark. Middle L. to R.: Benj Sterrett, Tom Eslick. Kevin Lee. David Scavullo, Adam Klaucke. Zach Johnson, David Quin, Jeff Nowlan, Karl Methven. Front L. to R.: Dan Cutler. Josh Aufliauser, Peter Oppenheim. Chris Sanborn. John Landry. Zander Damp. Kyle Parsons, Josh Russell.

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Ski Patrol

Back: Jack Williams. Middle L. to R.: Nick Rust, Sam King, Rod Kidder. Tom Allen-Ryan. Front L. to R.: Chris Rowe, Jordan Matheson, Leslie Moses, Mariah Sylvain. Rich Symington.

JV Alpine

Back L. to R.: George Blair, Gus Scott, Ryan Fry, Jeremy Gould. Tom Diaz, Angus Christie. Garry George. Front L. to R.: Andrew Sandler. Bert Hinkley. Bow Beeman. Sam Deland.

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Back L. to R.: Jeff Milde, Shane Wadleigh, Jake Harris, Gareth Miller, James Jurta, Gabe Califano, Cuauhtemoc Gonzalez, Ezra Whitman. Middle L. to R.: Dani Hinkley. Phillips Park, Sue Houston, Aea-Kyung Park, Emily Kalina, Brad Campbell. Front: Nick St. John Rheault.

Devo Skiing

L. to R.: Brook Stableford. Matt Thornhill. Josh Brown, Doug Titilah, Doc Hand. Walker Jeffers. John Nield.

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Freestyle Snowboarding

Back: Joe Alexander. Middle L. to R.: Josh Hirshberg, Doug Houston, Katherine Shirley-Davidson, Marguerite Thompson, Sverre St. John, Skipper Gentry, Alex Corbit, Shea Roberts, Brian Humor. Front L. to R.: Trevor Goodrich, Ted Hill.

Devo Snowboarding

L. to R.: Eric Viandier, Lauren Hajjar, George H u m e , Mariana Silva, Doug Houston, Jenny Mercer, Avi Sternberg, Chris Gigante, Shuhei Hasui, Karine Dumont, Heide Novado.

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Back L. to R.: Rothea Chhay. Angel Fontanez. A d a m Nelson. Jon Coolidge, Courtney Monteiro, Mike Montivirdi, George Souliotis, Keith McCarthy, Chad Swofford, J.J. McDaniel. Bob Livingston. Front L. to R.: Ian Gillespie, Will Loring, James Beaudoin.

Sports Photography

Back L. to R.: Jess Griffin, Robert Downey. Ty Anderson, Alexis Breiteneicher, A d a m Courville. Patrice Martin. Front L. to R.: Katie Coolidge. Joanna Butters. Lorna Macdonald.

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Jazz Rock

Back L. to R.: Keith Barrett, Ben Crawford. Devon Spaght. Kevin Wood. Jason Begin, Ruth Woodbury. Ted Hudson. Brian Meehan.

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Josh Leidinger, Heather Talkington, Matt Sanbom. Bruce Goings. Jesse Seaton.

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Donnelle Mozzer. Stefanie Lord. Dick Bellefeuille. Tony Caballero.

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Back L. to R.: Jason Eslick, Laurie Zimmerman, T o m Eslick, Nancy Schoeller, Pete Southworth, Chris Scully, Sarah Will, Suzy Norris. Sitting: Tim Norris.

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B Bancroft, Alex 55, 78, 79, 96 Barker, Brandon 27, 82, 83, 151 Barkowski.Ed 143 Barrett, Dabney 84, 92, 132 Barrett, Keith 102, 105, 137, 140 Barrett, Nance 145 Bassett, Gordon 69, 128 Beaudoin, James 82, 83, 92, 136 Beaudoin, Lida 109.146 Becker, Sharon 143 Beeman, B o w 99, 133 Begin, Bruce 142 Begin, Jason 23,88,92,101,105, 137 Begin, Matt 89,92,97,101,122, 123 Bellefeuille, Dick 53,90, 138, 141, 144 Benefit, Kristin 84, 130 Benoit, Brett 76,77,93,122 Benson, Paul 86 Berger, Dana 98,106,126 Berta, Cristina 4. 7, 84. 92, 104. 132 Bertram, Mia 4, 88, 95 Bianchi, Kathy 140 Blair, George 78,96,133 Blouin, Katie 84, 95 Branscom, June 140 Braun, Cedar 88,95.137 Breiteneicher, Alexis 44, 69, 104, 136, 154

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c Caballero, Tony 72, 82, 96. 107, 138 Cabana, Tony 39,76,122,123 Cafritz, Andrea 9, 74, 75, 93, 101 Cahill, Beth 142 Caldwell, James 57, 117 Califano, Gabe 30, 86, 96, 107, 134, 151 Campbell, Brad 20,89,134 Campbell, Donna 87 Canning, Doyle 58, 59, 87, 92, 132 Carcia, Angela 78. 101. 137, 144, 147 Carpenter, Greg 41,86,97 Carter, Reece 15,62,74.75,94 Carvalho, Bert 89,141,145 Carvalho, Lee 58,101,141 Carvalho. Matt 85, 92, 98, 100 Caterine, Sally 140 Chamberlin, Bridget 16, 80, 92, 124 Chandler, Cathy 142 Charles, Debra 143 Chhay, Rothea 43, 88, 98, 102, 136 Christie, Angus 85, 93, 128, 129, 133, 144 Churchill, Craig 36,88,92, 122 Clark. Brian 71.85,97.106,132 Colon, Alex 76.95,102,120.121 Connell, George 91, 132 Connor. Jeff 145 Cook. Trevor 27. 82, 93 Coolidge, Jon 101,136 Coolidge, Katie 84, 101, 104, 106, 136 Corbit, Alex 11. 85, 99, 135, 152 Cotton, Jonathan 61, 89, 117 Courville. A d a m 69. 104. 110. 136 Cox, Jim 71.95.101,126,141 Crawford, Ben 89, 96, 105, 137 Cunningham, Andy 24, 86, 96. 98, 100.

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102, 120. 121 Dansereau, Carolyn 146 Darling. Katherine 58. 59. 84. 92. 129 Davis, Manny 10, 76, 96, 120, 150 Davis, Nancy 143 Decker, Sue 124. 125 Deland, Sam 133 Denberg, Mrs. 92 Diaz. Clharles 29. 76. 97 Diaz, T o m 87,97,133 Downey, Robert 89,96, 102, 104, 136 Droege. Claus 85, 96 DuBard, Danielle 43, 53, 63, 64. 80. 81, 93. 105, 118 Dumont, Karine 63.135,144 Durell, Charlie 142 Dutcher, Tucker 40, 76. 77, 97, 148

Eckersley, Louise 8, 72, 89, 94, 114, 152 Egan, John 69 Elacqua, Mark 85, 97 Eldred, Sarah 80, 95 Elliot, Gideon 55, 85, 96, 126 Ellison. Jesse 63, 80 Elwell. Peter 32. 65. 96, 130, 160 Eslick. Jason 64. 74, 93. 124. 139 Eslick, Sue 58,71,84,139 Eslick, T o m 58, 132, 139. 141

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G Gabriel, Andy 48,57,99, 120, 152 82,83,92, 105, 107, Gagne, Gabe 122, 123 Gagne, Lisa 146 Galabrun. Marc 86 Gardner, Duncan 122 Gentry, Skipper 57.135 George, Garry 128, 129, 133, 145 George, Lynn 145, 146 Giampaolo, Gerri 145 Gigante, Chris 59, 86, 96, 135 Gilbert, Ashley 43, 57, 104, 132, 154 Gillespie, Ian 82, 83, 92, 106, 136 Godwin, Brenda 142 Golf, John 53,122 Goings, Bruce 90,138 Goings, Sandy 145 Goneau, Pat 145 Gonzalez, Cuauhtemoc 55, 86. 98, 102, 134 Goodrich. Trevor 93,98, 100, 135 Gosselin, Jeanne 74,75.93, 129 Gould, Jeremy 66, 67, 71. 76. 96. 133 Graham. Sabe 94.137 Grasmere. Louise 70 Griffin, Jess 58. 59, 84. 92. 104. 136 Griffith, Jason 30, 91, 96. 128,149 Grow, Lindsay 80.98,100,137 Guillermo. Jesus 55.78. 120, 121 Guzman, Kim 84.92.107.118.119

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Jackson. Jen 74,92.118 Jeffers, Walker 78. 79. 92 Jefferson, Donna 145 Jekanowski, Lisa 53. 74. 95. 118 Jenisch. Annarose 21. 65. 71, 92. 132 Jepson. Megan 63. 74. 98. 100, 124, 125 Johnson. Chinyere 84.96. 101. 102. 118 Johnson. Dave 38, 86. 93, 98, 100 Johnson. Eric 114 Johnson, Jacob 143 Johnson. Zach 132 Jordan, Sandy 4, 37, 80, 92, 99. 104, 124, 125 Jospe, Alex 76, 77, 92 Jurta, James 82,92,134

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Nash, Tim Nelson, A d a m Newhall, Becca 124, 125, 151 Nield, John Norman, Taylor 117, 159, 160 Norris, Chris Norris, Kit Norris, Suzy Norris, Tim Novado, Heide Nowlan, Jeff

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Packer, Lon 26.82,96.160 Parenteau, Julie 51.74,92, 124, 125 Park, Aea-Kyung 84, 98, 99, 101, 134 Park, Phillips 134 Park, Sung-0 58, 59, 86 Parsons, Kyle 71. 76, 77. 93, 132 Patten. Sybil 58. 97 Paulsen, Lynn 51,71,95,140 Pease, Jenn 87, 92 Peer. Mikail 85 Peer, Yunus 85, 147 Peplinski, Joe 93,122.123 Perez. Juan 86.96.101.102.

120, 121 Perreault, Leilani 143 Peters, Edna 143 Piche, George 146 Pilla, Dave 144 Piatt, Booth 91,93.122 Platte-Viandier, Stacey 96,144 Pond, Caroline 53, 67, 70 Pond. Patty 53, 67, 72. 80. 95, 141 Pothier, Jeff 89,122 Preston, Abby 80, 92, 102. 132 Preston. Judy 147 Proctor. John 101

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Samaha, Greg 96,142 Sanborn, Chris 85,99,132 Sanborn, Kris 82,83,92.122 Sanborn, Matt 17,88.92.138 Sandler, Andy 71, 85, 98, 106, 133 Santoro. Paul 59,85,122.123 Scavullo, Dave 53,86,132 Schlosser, John 88 Schoeller, Diana 7.78,98, 100, 101, 124. 125. 147 Schoeller, John 82.92, 101, 106. 122, 140, 141 Schoeller, Nancy 88. 139 Schust. Lindsey 70, 89, 92, 102. 137 Scott. Gus 133 Scott, Megan 14.74,93 Scully, Chris 72, 80, 98, 100, 124, 139 Seaton, Jesse 82, 138 Segars, Danielle 67, 84, 95, 102, 118 Seigle, Jed 40,64,66,71,72,76, 97. 105 Senno. Sarah 84,124 Shampney, Linda 143 Shedd, Larry 145 Sheffield, George 85 Shirley-Davidson, Kathryn 74, 75, 95, 135 Shumaker, Mike 89, 98 Silva, Mariana 53. 84, 97, 135 Smith, Abby 53. 63, 74. 97. 105.

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Whitman, Ezra 88, 98, 134 107, 133 Whitney. JD 51,60,71.87, 101, 116, 128 Sylvain, Shauna 55.71,74. 101 116 Sylvain, Sue Whitney, Marti 102, 145 140 Whitney, Michelle 58, 59, 74, 92, 01.

Symington, Rich 85,95, 133 129 Wight. Eben 20, 68. 70. 86, 2, 9 128 Wiles, Vangie 67, 84.95, 102, 124 Will, Chuck 142 Will, Sarah 58. 107. 139 Takeuchi, Chihiro 58, 84, 97, 102, 1 18, Williams, Jack 99, 133, 140 119 Willis, Sam 89 Talkington, Heather 4, 5 1, 63, 66, 80, 92.

Wood, Amanda 58,88, 1 17 98, 100, 101. 104, 138 Wood, Karen 143 Talkington, Katie 80,81,92, 101, 106, Wood, Kevin 85, 105, 137 118, 119 Woodbury. Ruth 11, 64, 96, 105. 137 Taylor, Chris 71,86 Tepfer, Erica 117 Tetler, Alison 4,37.80,81,98, 100.

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Gregory Carpenter 11 I Washington Street Topsfield M A 01983 USA

William Flender 26 Arlington Street Cambridge M A 02140 USA

Mehdi Akacem P.O. Box 269 New London N H 03257 USA

Reece Carter 1296 River Road Cro/.ier V A 23039 USA

Alexandra Forrester RD#5 Katonah N Y 10536 USA

London Allen 61 Terry Street New York N Y 10014 USA

Bridget Chamberlin RR#1 - Box 309 Andover N H 03216 USA

Michael Freeman 778 Grace Avenue Aiken SC 29801 USA

Daniel Alroy 25 Loring Street Newton Center M A 02159 USA

Rothea Chhay 430 Niantic Avenue Cranston RI 02910 USA

Andrew Gabriel 265 Morning Canyon Road Corona del Mar C A 92625 USA

Ty Anderson P.O. Box 1018 Nantucket M A 02554-101 USA

Craig Churchill 100 Madbury Road Durham N H 03824 USA

Ashley Gilbert R D # 1 -Box 228 Waitsfield V T 05673 U S A

Brandon Barker 150 La Vereda Road MontecitoCA 93108-252 USA

Trevor Cook 281 King Street Cohasset M A 02025 USA

Jason Begin Proctor Academy Andover N H 03216 USA

Alexander Corbit 78 Locust Hill Road Goffstown N H 03045 USA

Cristina Berta 6 Pressey Court New London N H 03257 USA

Andrew Cunningham 200 Dennison Street Gloucester M A 01930 USA

Alexis Breiteneicher 1174 Tremont Street Duxbury M A 02332 USA

Seth Currier RFD#l,Box261 Andover N H 03216 USA

Anthony Cabana 5108 Arbor Point Circle Tampa FL 33617-103 USA Andrea Cafritz 1150 Connecticut Avenue. N W Washington D C 20036 USA Gabriel Califano 46 Clarke Road Barrington RI 02806 USA Bradley Campbell 80 George Street Holyoke M A 01040-203 USA

Charles Diaz 143 Larch Row Wenham M A 01984 USA Tucker Dutcher 304 Stony Hill Road No. Chatham M A 02650 USA Louise Eckersley 1107 5th Avenue #14S New York N Y 10128-014 USA Peter Elwell P.O.Box 1466 Newburgh M E 04444 USA

Jason Griffith 463 Elm Street S. Dartmouth M A 02748 USA Lindsay Grow 324 Provencal Road Grosse Pointe Farms Ml 48236 USA Henry Haeberle P.O. Box 405 Andover N H 03216 USA Brian Hamor Old Twin Pike Road Danbury N H 03230 USA Cassie Heaton 155 Delmar Street San Francisco C A 94117 USA Christopher Hecht 1095 South Orange Grove Blvd.

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Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein orders his troops to the border of oil-rich Kuwait. The U.S. sends 350 warplanes to the area to support the Kuwaiti forces. By October 11, Hussein orders the withdrawal of most of his forces.

Russian President Boris Yeltsin calls out his poorly trained military to subdue a rebellion in Chechnya,a southern republic the size of Connecticut. Critics accuse Yeltsin of resorting lo totalitarian methods of the old communist Soviet regime to keep the shaky Russian Federation unified.

Europe's worst flood in this century kills at least 30 people across Europe. Inland floods caused by melting Alpine snow and relentless rains hit Belgium. France, Germany. and the Netherlands, whose famous dike system begins to crumble late in January 1995 in (he face of rampaging rivers.

Dutch authorities evacuate 250,000 people from the lowlands.

Camilla Parker Bowles, allegedly Prince Charles' mistress, announces her divorce from her husband.

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Princess Diana is said lo be negotiating a divorce from Charles, who will belreeto remarry without giving up the throneâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;unless unhappy subjects force a referendum on the monarchy.

A l t e r a peasant uprising in Chiapas and two major political murders, Mexico gets a n e w president.

Ernesto Zedillo, an economist, a s s u m e s office only to lace a stockmarket crash, a ruined e c o n o m y , and a loss of international confidence in the w a k e of the North American Free Trade A g r e e m e n t .

More than 900 passengers die, 140 are rescued when the Estonia, a 15,500-ton Baltic terry sinks off the coast ol Finland in a violent nighttime storm. The storm's 30-foot waves swamp the ship which lists and sinks in a matter of minutes.

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July 25. U.S. President Bill Clinton w e l c o m e s King Hussein of Jordan, right, and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin to the While H o u s e , w h e r e the two sign a historic nonaggression pact that ends a 46-year state of belligerency between Israel and Jordan.

T i p p e r Gore, wile of U.S. Vice President Al Gore, visits Rwandan refugee camps in Zaire in July. Thousands of refugees, fleeing ethnic conflict in Rwanda, die of cholera, dysentery, and other infectious diseases. Fresh water supplied by the United States military greatly reduces the number of cholera deaths.

Conservative religious groups and those who believe in individual rights clash over issues of education for women and family planning at the U.N. International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo, Egypt, September 5-

W h e n their Army helicopter accidentally strays into North Korea in December, Chief Warrant Officers Bobby Wayne Hall and David Hilemon are shot down by the communists. Washington does not admit to espionage as the North Koreans want. but negotiates for survivor Bobby Hall's release by expressing its sincere regret over the intrusion.

P a l e s t i n e Liberation Organization chairman Yasir Arafat returns to Palestine in July 1994 after 27 years of exile in Tunisia. Arafat kisses the ground in the Gaza Strip, now a Palestinian autonomous zone under the terms of a 1993 peace accord with Israel.

C h i n e s e school children, dressed to look like Colonel Sanders, welcome the president of Kentucky Fried Chicken to Shanghai in May 1994. Few of the country's many foreign business ventures thrive, but KFC becomes a Chinese favorite. The finger-lickin' enterprise makes plans lo expand its outlets from 28 to 200.

?%iB#i* M i l l i o n s of South Africans travel weary hours and wait in mile-long lines to vote in the first all-race elections.

After more than a century of white rule, the voters choose former political prisoner Nelson Mandela to preside over the dismantling of apartheid.

Jimmy Carter, former U.S. president and self-styled global troubleshooter for peace, negotiates on behalf of the U.S. in Haiti, Bosnia, and North Korea. He even offers to help settle the baseball strike.

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Japan, an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.2 collapses buildings, derails trains, buckles elevated expressways, and causes fires throughout the city of Kobe. Over 5,000 people are killed and 26,000 injured. The Japan quake occurs January 17,1995, one year to the day after a quake devastated Los Angeles.

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Bertrand Aristide reclaims his position as president and restores democracy to Haiti with the help of U.S. troops. Haiti bad suffered under the rule of a military junta led by General Raoul Cedras, who goes into exile after reaching an agreement with U.S. mediators.

In one of the most U . S . President Bill Clinton, right, and British Prime Minister John Major take part in ceremonies in June 1994 at a military cemetery during the 50th anniversary commemoration of the Allied D-Day invasion of Europe, the event that sealed the fate of Nazi Germany during World War II.

India suffers an outbreak of pneumonic plague, carried by flea-infested vermin.

Workers in Bombay earn five rupees for each exterminated rat; one thousand rat-tails earns a color TV.

successful antiterrorist operations in aviation history, French commandos storm an Air France jet-liner and kill four Algerian hijackers, freeing the plane's 173 passengers and crew.

T h o u s a n d s of Cubans flee their economically depressed homeland, hoping for a better life in America. Many set off on homemade rafts and other small vessels only to be intercepted by the U.S. Coast Guard. The United States and Cuba reach an agreement in September that allows 20.000 Cuban immigrants to enter the United States each year.

M a s h In (he wake of the 1994 Los Angeles earthquake and the southern California wildfires of 1993, California experiences more natural disasters in January 1995 when rainstorms cause flooding that kills 11 people and leaves 3,000 others homeless. Flooding Is so high In Santa Barbara, fun-seeking teenagers dive oft a freeway overpass into 15 feet of water.

President Clinton declares 34 counties federal disaster areas.

In 1994, the U.S. registers a one-year population growth of 2.7 million. One-third of the Increase is due to immigration, the largest such influx since 1914.

Author and humanities professor, Ralph Ellison, dies at age 80. His 1952 novel, Invisible Man, has been called the most powerful novel written about alienation, identity, and racism in America.

A huge increase in killings by 14- to 24-year-olds raises the nation's homicide rate, while violence blamed on preteens rocks communities nationwide.

A boy, 13, is sentenced to life for strangling a four-year-old.

In Chicago, an 11-year-old boy kills a 14-year-old girl and is then executed by his own gang.

In Washington state a pair of 12-year-olds shoot a migrant worker.

Called the R e p u b l i c a n revolution, November m i d - t e r m e l e c t i o n s put the R e p u b l i c a n party and its a n t i - b i g government p l a t f o r m in c o n t r o l of C o n g r e s s for the first time in 40 years. Georgia's Newt G i n g r i c h , a u t h o r of the G O P ' s "Contract w i t h A m e r i c a , " is the n e w S p e a k e r of the H o u s e .

eat, drought, and lightning combine to -set Western states ablaze in late June and July.

Fires consume 2,000 acres in Colorado's South Canyon w h e n 50 mile-an-hour winds whip the flames into a firestorm, killing 14 specially trained firefighters; 10 m e n and four w o m e n .

T h e prosecution seeks the death penalty in the case of Susan Smith, w h o dupes the nation with a frightening tale of the abduction of her two little boys. The community's early support grows quickly to hatred w h e n Smith confesses to m u r d e r â&#x20AC;&#x201D; she sent her children to their deaths at the bottom of a lake.

T h e volunteers for Silent March bring shoes from every state for one of the quietest demonstrations to ever take place in Washington, D.C. Each empty pair of shoes represents one of the more than 40,000 Americans w h o have been killed by handguns.

Despite powerful N a t i o n a l Rifle A s s o c i a t i o n lobby e f f o r t s , Congress passes a crime bill banning the sale of 19 types of assault w e a p o n s . The Brady Law goes into effect; in one m o n t h 23,610 people with criminal records are denied the purchase of a h a n d g u n .

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named Miracle draws crowds to the humble Wisconsin farm where it was born August 20. Native Americans believe the calf is the fulfillment of a Lakola Sioux prophecy. Five hundred years ago, White Buffalo W o m a n told her people that she would return as a white calf to usher in a new age of harmony between all races of mankind.

The U.S. food and Drug Administration blasts the tobacco company executives at a congressional hearing in March 1994 for denying that nicotine, a drug found in cigarette smoke, is addictive. Tobacco industry workers fear losing their jobs if the FDA succeeds in classifying and restricting cigarettes as a drug.

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Flint River overflows, washing coffins out of a Georgia cemetery after torrential rains from tropical storm Alberto flood Georgia and the Florida-Alabama panhandle.

Thirty-two people die, 40,000 are temporarily homeless, and 10,000 square miles are underwater, causing $100 million in crop damage.

Former football star O.J. Simpson is charged with the June 12th stabbing death of his ex-wife Nicole and her friend Ronald Goldman, causing a non-stop media avalanche. The sensational case familiarized watchers with spouse abuse, a televised ride in a white Ford Bronco, "Kato" Kaelin, and D N A testing.

Simpson faces the jury in January.

P r e s i d e n t Clinton, with Republican leader Bob Dole, signs legislation implementing the U.S. role in an expanded General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), one of the most sweeping trade liberalization pacts in history. The legislation makes the U.S. a member of a new 125-member World Trade Organization.

Protectionists worry that GATT may promote world trade but won't sufficiently protect American jobs.

The Secret Service considers restricting public access to the White House after a gunman fires 27 rounds at the building's facade in October. In September, a small Cessna airplane crashes on the South Lawn and comes to rest at the base of the White House below President Clinton's bedroom, killing the pilot.

flash The U.S. Interior Department moves (he bald eagle from its endangered species list to the less critical "threatened" category. The Pacific Northwest's spotted owl is left to lend for itself when in June a federal judge lifts the 1991 injunction that halted logging in the owl's habitat.

The fossil of a previously unknown dinosaur, the 25-footlong Cryolophosaurus ellioli, is found in Antarctica.

Despite a so-called fitness craze, the National Center for Health Statistics confirms the American overabundance of food combined with a sedentary lifestyle is creating an epidemic of obesity. Since 1980, the number of overweight adults has ballooned to one-third of the population, with an alarming increase among children.

T h e century's greatest chemist and antinuclear activist, Linus C. Pauling, winner of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1 9 5 4 and the Nobel Peace Prize in 1962, dies at the age of93. His work on D N A laid the foundation for Crick and Watson's discovery of the double helix.

Some of the 599 newly revealed secret ingredients major cigarette-makers add to improve taste and texture: beeswax, butter, carrot oil, citronella oil, cocoa shells, corn silk, dandelion root extract, 31 chemicals that start with ethyl, oak chip oil, vinegar, and dimethyltetrahydrobenzofuranone.

Three planets are discovered orbiting a pulsar star 3.000 light-years away in the constellation Virgo. One is the size of the moon and two are three times more massive than Earth; all are rocky worlds without an atmosphere.

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N A S A ' s space shuttle mission 64 tests the operations of a Simplified Aid For Extravehicular Activity Rescue (SAFAR) device. Crew member Mark Lee maneuvers successfully outside the Discovery, while Carl Meade photographs him against the background of Earth.

Martin Rodbell and Alfred Gilman are awarded the 1994 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for hr, ^developing a â&#x20AC;˘" l^S model of cell communication ,^ that has ^ ** medical implications from cholera to cancer.

The Food and Drug Administration institutes new food labeling on almost all foods in response to consumer protest against the many misleading claims of food producers. The new readable labels provide realistic serving sizes, list calories from fat, and allow you to compare different nutrient values.

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Japan's "Love Love Simulation" computer program allows couples to take a non-scientific look at future offspring by digitally combining their own photos to predict a child's appearance.

NASA publishes a new report supporting the theory that a giant comet hit Earth 65 million years ago and vaporized 100 billion tons of sulphur to create the cloud barrier that froze Earth's atmosphere and killed the dinosaurs.

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safe and effective. For the nearsighted, tiny spokelike incisions into the eye improve focusing ability and eliminate the need for eyeglasses. The patient is awake for the procedure.

A s t r o n o m e r s wait at every major telescope in the world to see the historic cosmic crack-up of the 21 big fragments of Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 as it smacks into the atmosphere of Jupiter at 134,000 miles an hour.

Plumes of fire shoot up hundreds of miles, high enough to become visible to telescopes on Earth.

Internet activity rises sharply as surfers find their way around the information superhighway.

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cave is found in southern France, full of 300 vivid

paintings of woolly-haired rhinos, bears, mammoths, panthers, and owls made about 20,000 years ago. The Stone Age artists also left behind bear skulls, flint knives, footprints, and fireplaces. Experts call it the archaeological find of the century.

O n e of Lake Superior's enduring mysteries is solved by scientists and marine historians who explore the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, an ore carrier that sank with its crew in a 1975 storm. The ship, overused and in poor condition, was ripped apart by 90-mph winds and 30-foot waves. Most of the 29 crewmen are entombed inside the wreckage, well preserved in the 39째 wafers.

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by Cyan, Inc. becomes a best-selling phenomenon, winning legions of devoted fans and spawning imitators.

The fantasy-adventure's graphic visuals are hyperreal; the written word is the key to the mystery.

C u t b a c k s in military spending force the U.S. Navy to reduce its elite 100-dolphin fleet trained for use in sonar research, mine sweeping, and underwater recovery. Too tame to be released in the open sea, the veterans of conflicts from Vietnam to the Persian Gulf retire to aquariums and water parks.

The most popular names for newborns Ihis year are Ashley and Michael.

Young people serve their country by volunteering under a new program called AmeriCorps, where 20,000 people aged 17 and up work with community-based organizations in exchange for $7,500 plus money toward college tuition or loans.

One percent of the nation's 50 million school-age children learn at home as families seek alternatives to public schools.

In a handful of high-tech experiments, kids submit homework by modem, download books and artwork from the Internet, and collaborate on academic projects with other children around the world.

Besides recycled clothing like licenseplate bustiers, b o t t l e - c a p jewelry, trash-bag and ducttape d r e s s e s , f a s h i o n t r e n d s i n c l u d e the schoolgirl look with t h i g h - h i g h s , and the grunge-turned-beatnik l o o k of long, straight h a i r and a g o a t e e .

A survey of college kids reveals their favorite sources of sugar and caffeine during all-night studying to be: powdered iced tea, peanut butter mixed with marshmallow cream, baby food, ramen noodles, raw cookie dough, and trail mix made from chocolate chips, graham cracker bits, and minimarshmallows.

lively n e w cafe society centers around the 5,000 gourmet coffeeshops which â&#x20AC;˘spring up around the country. To the often young and trendy patrons, the social interaction is just as important as the espresso. S o m e cafes offer full-time Internet links so patrons can sip and chat with other Internet latte-drinkers.

Yoga, a Hindu system of s t r e t c h i n g e x e r c i s e s for w e l l b e i n g , s u r g e s in popularity, mostly because the older g e n e r a t i o n seeks a technique for alleviating stress and f i n d s y o g a b e t t e r than aerobics.

erobic boxing, with boxing-style leg and arm work, turns out to be one of the year's hot exercise trends, showing â&#x20AC;˘up in workout studios and attracting those w h o want to work off their aggression by throwing a right and a few jabs.

Anew survey shows that over 12 million Americans are vegetarians, choosing the no-meat lifestyle because of concern about animal cruelty, cost-efficiency, ecofriendliness and/or improved health and fitness.

T h e hottest merchandise around is Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, so hot Cabbage Patch dolls pale in comparison. Parents criticize Fox's super-violent TV show, but their kids crave Dragon Daggers, Megazords, and the 4-foot, $230 battery powered car. "Go, go, Power Rangers!"

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Milk caps, known in some regions as pogs, originally capped the bottles left by the milkman but have now gone funky with colorful printed designs and variations that are traded and used in games.

A l t h o u g h most are forced to settle for Oakley wraparounds, stylin' kids, like in-line skaters and urban youth, clamor for Arnet's $80 Ravens with the silverchrome frames.

It's called "the year of the cottage industry" as more Americans adopt different work arrangements in response to corporate downsizing, either by telecommuting or starting businesses out of their homes.

T h e first generation to ignore colas in favor of fruit drinks, today's young people give Snapple popular cult status. The trend breeds juice wars as Snapple imitators like Fruitopia vie for youth market shares and inundate the airwaves with Generation X-type advertising.

P o p e John Paul II authors Crossing the Threshold ot Hope, a blend of theology, evangelizing and personal remininiscene.

It becomes a best-seller in 35 countries.

K o o l - A i d makes a cheap hair-dye, an alternative to bleached hair with, say, Prizm Blue added for sheen.

The "city fade" shaves the sides of your head and leaves the top longer, and the matted hair look is achieved by leaving the soap in and forgetting to comb.

T h e designer pets of the year are African pigmy hedgehogs, and some 3,000 find homes with humans.

They are gentle, like to be petted, and need a once-aday feeding of pet food or mealworms. They don't smell and will even eat your roaches.

flash John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson star in Pulp Fiction, an "extravagantly demented low-life lalapalooza with outlandish twists." The film's plot revolves around a watch, a briefcase, and a large syringe in a darkly humorous scene which reportedly causes a few audience members with needle-phobia to fall out of their Candy, seats inthe revulsion.

John large and lovable star of films Splash, Cool Runnings, Home Alone, and many other family favorites, dies at the age of 43. Whether Candy played jerks, slobs or loonies, his natural goodness came shining through.

W i t h a tried-but-true storyline, the TV show " M e and the Boys," becomes an immediate family favorite, with stand-up comic Steve Harvey playing a widower who's left to raise three lively sons singlehandedly.

Reality-based television programs rule the tube w i t h "Cops," "American Detective," "FBI: The Untold Stories," "Top Cops," and "Rescue 9 1 1 . " "America's Most Wanted" and "Unsolved Mysteries" enlist viewers' help in tracking down , fugitives.

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omedian Jim Carrey's career is s-s-smokin'. In The , Mask, Carrey plays shy Stanley Ipkiss, who discovers that a mythical mask can turn him into a very cool green-faced cartoon-like dude. While waiting for sequels to The Mask and Ace Ventura: Pel Detective, Carrey fans enjoy current hit Dumb and Dumber.

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S h a m e l e s s prime-time soap opera "Melrose Place," co-sfarring Heather Locklear and Grant Show, attracts legions of fans with its silly-sensational plotlines and shallow-butbeautiful characters. Fans even buy the TV show's soundtrack and " M P " clothing.

T o m Cruise bites as the elegantly evil vampire Lestat in the film based on Anne Rice's novel Interview With the Vampire. Brad Pitt costars in the story that's been a favorite with millions of readers for twenty years.

C o m i c Margaret Cho stars in the first allAsian sitcom "AllAmerican Girl," about a college girl who's not making enough money to move away from h o m e and has to live with her rigidly traditional Korean immigrant parents.

T h e animals aren't cuddly, but Disney's 32nd animated feature The Lion King is still a box-office smash and a sure classic. The story of a young lion, Simba, on the path to maturity combines five Tim Rice/Elton John songs with comedy that leaves audiences roaring. Just say "Hakuna matata," Swahili for "no worries."

L i v i n g Single" is hailed as a New York City version of "Designing Women." The comedy is about four w o m e n who share a big apartment, and features Kim Fields and rap star Queen Latifah, whose quiet presence and dignity singles her out as a star.

T a l e n t e d young Claire Danes stars as a savvy 15-year-old confronting adolescent anxieties in the ABC television series "My SoCalled Lile," which receives critical acclaim. Danes also stars in the movie Little Women, with Winona Ryder.

T h i s year's E m m y for best comedy series goes to TV's "Frasier," the story of a radio psychiatrist with a dysfunctional family. Star of the critical and main-stream hit, Kelsey Grammer dedicates his best-actor award to the dog "Eddie" whose offscreen name is Moose.

A f t e r his villain in Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing and his title role in Bertolucci's Little Buddha, actor Keanu Reeves buffs up to play an action star in Speed, about a bomb and a runaway bus, one of the year's biggest box office hits.

With the first female starship captain, TV's "Star Trek: Voyager" is the newest offshoot of the enduring Star Trek phenomenon, after "Deep Space Nine," "The Next Generation," and this year's fulllength feature Star Trek:

A l t h o u g h his action fans may prefer True Lies, Arnold Schwarzenegger, with co-star Danny DeVito, cracks up audiences in Junior, where the strongman plays a boringly-serious scientist who tests a fertility drug on himself, learns the joys of motherhood, and falls in love with the baby's m o m , E m m a Thompson.

B a y w a t c h , " the world's most-watched syndicated TV show, is a feel-good action/adventure about a Malibu lifeguard, played by David Hasselhoff. Sunny beach scenes take the pressure off plot or character development. In tribute to its popularity, Mattel, Inc. creates Baywatch Barbie.

L o u Gehrig's last day, Sandy Koufax on the mound, and Jackie Robinson's arrival are all part of the Ken Burns film "Baseball," an 181/2-hour historical mini-series on PBS. "Baseball" touches on American issues of race, labor, immigration, the role of women, urban renewal, popular media, and the nature of heroes and mythology.

H o o p Dreams is a documentary about two young Chicago athletes who dream of playing in the NBA. Arthur Agee and William Gates soon realize the dream will have to come at the expense of everything else. Hoop Dreams offers as much drama, excitement, and emotional ups and downs as anything lo come out of Hollywood.

After their Woodstock '94 performance scores them mass adulation and an onstage mudfight, punk-pop trio Green Day wins the title for this year's best new band.

Their album Dookie, featuring "Basket Case," goes triple platinum.

M u s i c , moshing, and lots of m u d define Woodstock '94. The 25th anniversary of the original 1969 "summer of love" has A T M s , Pepsi, and '90s prices: $135 tickets and $4 hamburgers. After happily grooving to everything from Bob Dylan to Nine Inch Nails, 350,000 fans depart peacefully.

LPs make a comeback when major recording labels give in to pressure from artists and fans. New titles are released on vinyl, as well as CDs and tapes. Pronounced dead in the '80s, the revived 12-inch longplays come complete with the art-covered sleeves and lyricsheet inserts that make them collector's items.

Liz Phair follows up Exile in Guyvillemin Whip-smart mi songs like "Super Nova" and "Jealousy." Her music is said to be about self-parody, defensiveness, beautiful flaws, and cluelessness.

W i t h quirky lyrics and bass-voiced singing on hits like " M m m , Mmm, Mmm, Mmm," the Crash Test Dummies' album, God Shuffled His Feet, becomes a chart-topper in the U.S. and Europe.

Futuristic noise mavens Nine Inch Nails and singer Trent Reznor drive home a point with their "Closer" single and hit video, from their album 77ie Downward Spiral.

Mosh pit heroes Bad Religion get plenty of play with "21st Century Boy" and their album Stranger Than Fiction.

T h e y dress alike and rule Motown. It seems like Boyz II M e n only makes mega-hits, like "On Bended Knee" and "I'll Make Love to You." Their second album, //, goes straight to No. 1 on the R & B charts.

Beastie Boys release their fourth hip-hop album III Communication on the heels of their highly popular Check Your Head.

Superunknown, a 70-minute, IS song onus, debutes at No 1 on the Billhoard charts Fans and critics say it's the best record of metal band Soundgarden's career.

S i n g e r Sheryl Crow hits paydirt with her debut album, Tuesday Night Music Club with the seedybut-upbeat sounds of "Leaving Las Vegas" and "All I Want to Do."

odecl, two pairs of brothers whose funky ballads coined the term "Feenin'," bring gospel harmonies to their new album Diary ol a Mad Band, which goes platinum.

Although Madonna's bad-mannered a p p e a r ance o n L e t t e r m a n b e g e t s criticism, h e r album Bedtime S t o r i e s , w i t h h i t s "Take a B o w " and " S e c r e t , " is a solid c h a r t - t o p p e r .

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give youthful angst a good n a m e as they rock hard with their third album, Vitalogy, considered their strongest yet.

P o p - s i r e n Janet Jackson's body language and lyrics draw large concert crowds to see her perform hits like "You Want This/70's Love Groove." Jackson wins an M T V Music Award for her video "If."

S i n g e r Vince Gill makes country music history by winning the Country Music Association's award for top male vocalist four years in a row. The C M A also awards him 1994 Entertainer of the Year.

EMI Records releases Live at the BBC a two-disc set of radio concerts recorded by the Beatles in the early '60s. "Free as a Bird," an original unfinished track by the late John Lennon, is finished, mixed with the live voices of Paul, George, and Ringo, and included in the set.

T h e rock-spectacle Rolling Stones tour, named after their album Voodoo Lounge, combines a light show, computer animation, video blowups, and gigantic inflatable props. Millions watch the Stones prance through their classic and current hits like "Love Is Strong." Voodoo Lounge becomes the highest grossing tour in history with $115 million in ticket sales.

N o m i n a t e d for best female vocalist, country singer Mary Chapin Carpenter croons at the Country Music Awards ceremony, but loses to Pam Til lis. Carpenter's album Stones in the Road tops the country charts.

The Benedictine Monks of Santo Domingo de Silos release their CD, Chant. Heavy rotation on MTV turns the collection of ancient Gregorian chants into an unexpected best-seller.

T h e Canadian band Cowboy Junkies, whose big hit this year is "Sweet James," sings of isolation and despair on their latest album Pale Sun/Crescent Moon.

I t ' s a year of hits for buzz band, Gin Blossoms. Their topselling album New Miserable Experience, covers "Hey Jealousy," "Found Out About You," and "Until I Fall Away."

H a i l e d as the crown prince of reggae, Buju Banton's album, Buju Banlon: Voice of Jamaica, pumps the party with "Walk Like a Champion" and "Man a LookYuh."

D i s m i s s e d as kiddie artists, three 12-yearold rappers who go by the name of Immature, get a new sound. Album Playtime Is Over and hits "Never Lie" and "Constantly" pump them up to stardom.

P o w e r e d to the top with their pure pop sound, Swedish quartet Ace of Base tops the charts with The Sign. Their sound is a contagious blend of reggae-splashed pop known as "China Reggae."

JMascis emerges as a prolific and versatile songwriter for the punk-rock band Dinosaur Jr. with "Outta Hand" and major hit "Feel the Pain," both on their latest album Without a Sound.

H i t single "Cryin"' wins MTV's Video of the Year award for singer Steven Tyler and metal band Aerosmith, who ride a wave of success and release their new album Big Ones.

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rish rock foursome, the Cranberries, tour the United States playing the sad, pretty melodies from their second hit album. No Need to Argue.

R a p p e r s with a selfreliant attitude, Salt-N-Pepa keep their Very Necessary \\be going this year with hits "Snoop" and "Whatta Man" which wins them, along with En Vogue, an MTV Music Award.

R a p p e r Snoop Doggy Dogg's performance makes the movie soundtrack Above the Him a best-seller. His video "It's a Doggy Dogg World," which reunites all the 70s black exploitation film stars, wins an MTV Music Award.

Ranked No.1, the University of Nebraska Cornhuskers finish their unbeaten season by defeating the Miami Hurricanes to win the national title.

Quarterback Tommie Frazier earns M V P honors by guiding the Huskers to two fourthquarter touchdowns and a frenetic 24-17 victory.

She was a pro at 13, a millionaire at 14, and out of the game at 17. After getting booked on charges of marijuana possession, tennis star Jennifer Capriati enters a drug rehab program and makes a comeback in autumn where she plays well but loses her first-round match.

Former Wimbledon champ Andre Agassi wins the 1994 U.S. Open and beats champion Pete Sampras al the 1995 Australian Open. Called the most popular tennis player in the world, the tennis phenom has a new girlfriend, former model Brooke Shields.

The National Hockey League plays only 48 of the 82 games in the season this year due to i lockout. Following baseball's example, hockey owners put salary caps on their players, who strike but lose out to the owner's rule.

Track and field star Wilma Rudolph dies at the age of 54.

The 20th of 22 children, she overcame polio, scarlet fever, and pneumonia to become basketball star at 13, an Olympic bronze medalist at 16 and a winner of three gold medals in the 1960 Rome Olympics.

P i t c h m a n George Foreman, 45, wearing the s a m e red trunks he sported w h e n he fought M u h a m m a d Ali 20 years earlier, wins the world's heavyweight boxing title from Michael Moorer with a 10th round knockout.

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July, Miguel Indurain of Spain m a k e s a triumphant entry on the C h a m p s Elysees in Paris to win the Tour de France for the fourth straight time. H e wins the 3-week. 3,218 k m contest easily, finishing five minutes, 39 seconds ahead of the field. Greg L e M o n d , the only American to win the Tour de France three times, retires from racing because of health problems.

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June 14, the New York Rangers defeat the Vancouver Canucks 3 to 2 in the seventh game of the Stanley Cup play-offs, winning the coveted hockey cup for the first time in 54 years.

The Centennial Olympics will be in Atlanta, Georgia in 1996. The city will emphasize its multicultural aspects to honor athletes from around the world.

T o n y a Harding, barred for life from organized skating for obstructing justice in the investigation of an assault on Nancy Kerrigan, is offered $2 million by the All Japan Women's Pro Wrestling Association to wrestle as a baddie.

In Super Bowl XXIX in Miami, the San Francisco 49ers beat the San Diego Chargers 4-9-26, in their record-breaking fifth Super Bowl win.

Quarterback Steve Young passes for a record six touchdowns to win most valuable player.

A f t e r 52 wins, four PPG Cup titles, and $10 million in earnings, Indycar champion Mario Andretti races for the final time in bis 31-year career. The four-time Indianapolis 500 champion retires in October 1994.

D a r a Torres-Gowen becomes the first Olympic swimmer to model swimsuits in the Sports Illustrated annual swimsuit issue. Goldmedalist Torres-Gowen's sporty looks break the "waifs and glamazons" mold dictated by fashion.

F a n s are openly angry when a dispute between players and team owners over salary caps and other issues threatens to shut down baseball. A work stoppage begins on August 12, and no World Series is played for the first time since 1904.

Ernie Els wins the 1994 U.S. Open golf tournament in suddendeath playoff. The U.S. women's golf team, led by Dottie Mochrie, beats Europe for the 1994 Solheim Cup.

orld Cup soccer comes to the U.S. for the first lime: 24 teams play 52 World Cup games in nine cities lo 3,567.415 fans, culminating in a title match between Brazil and Italy. Earlier the U.S. upset Colombia, but lost to the Brazilian team, who went onto win the cup.

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flash Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun, 85, who wrote the majority opinion in Roe v.

Wade, the landmark 1973 case that guaranteed a woman's legal right to abortion, announces his retirement from the court after 24 years.

The Charles and Diana fairytale-tumed-sordid-soap continues: A German newspaper prints nude photos of Prince Charles; he publishes a confession saying lie never loved his wife. Princess Diana is suspected of making crank phone calls; an old friend who claims to be her ex-lover hawks a trashythe kiss-and-tell Tabitha cat spendsbook.

12 days and 32,000 miles in the fuselage of a Tower Air 747 jet when she escapes her cat carrier and gets lost in the cargo hold.

Tabitha makes television appearances after her rescue with her aspiring-actress owner.

Tabitha lost two pounds during the ordeal, her owner The Florida judge wouldlost notsix. allow Paul Hill to use justifiable homicide as a defense in the shootings of Or. John Britton and his bodyguard outside a Pensacola abortion clinic. Hill is found guilty of murder in the first degree.

AnnaPaguin,11, wins an Academy Award for her performance in The Piano.

Says actor Gene Hackman, "I guess now you'll have no trouble getting caslin your school play."

~ T T \ ormer basketball M superstar Michae J _ Jordan improves his g a m e for the Arizona Scottsdale Scorpions, a minor-league baseball learn. He sfill has no pla to return fo the hoops.

S e n d i n g a worthy message to pageantwatchers, Heather Whitestone, a deaf Alabama college junior w h o works with handicapped kids, is crowned 1994 Miss America by her predecessor Kimberly Aiken.

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R o n a l d Reagan, 83, announces he is in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease, which will cause him to rely increasingly on wife Nancy.

Doctors say the easy-going ex-president should be able to function normally for several more years.

D e s p i t e hurled obscenities and death threats, Shannon Faulkner, 19, battles the all-male Citadel for the right to become the first female cadet in the 152-year history of the state-supported South Carolina military school.

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Singapore, American teenager Michael Fay is convicted of vandalism and publicly caned four times by a martial arts master, despite pleas from bis family and President Clinton.

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A p p l y i n g his new fame to good works, actor Antonio Banderas, of Philadelphia and Interview With the Vampire, spends a week on a goodwill mission helping UNICEF draw attention to wartorn Somalia.

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about the most surprising event i the year, Michael Jackson weds Elvis' daut ter, Lisa Marie Presley in secret ceremony, M a y l S Journalists wonder if the union isn't a business arrangement or an attem to polish Michael's publii image, tarnished by claii of child molestation.

S c r u f f y movie idol Johnny Depp and wispy model Kate M o s s have a headlinemaking lovers quarrel. D is arrested for trashing th couple's hotel room.

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Varsitv Tennis Back L. to R.: Devon Spaght, Lindsay Grow, Megan Scott, Christina Kardon, Charlotte Long, Anne Swayze. Front: Lellie Fluke, Andrea Cafritz, Harriott Lumpkin, Marguerite Thompson.

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Cycling Back L. to R.: Nelson Lebo, JD Whitney, Eric Holekamp, Matt Carvalho, Sverre St. John, Shauna Sylvain, Bert Carvalho, Michelle Whitney, John Kiaer, Lauren Britton, Josh Hirshberg, Henry Haeberle, Dana Berger, Tim Norris.

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JV Lacrosse Back L. to R.: Stephen Mead, Jon Coolidge, Jeff Pothier, Jake Harris, John Ni eld , Chris Matthews. Third Row: David Fowler, Ty Anderson, Bryant Stockwel1, Ri eh Symington, Greg Mickle.

Stephen Kohn, Brian Clark, Mike Koenig.

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JV Tennis Back L. to R.: Sandy Jordan, Lauren Hajjar, Alexandra Forrester, Charlotte Mason, Cedar Braun, Kim Guzman, Shannon Hill, Kari ne Dumont. Front: Kristin Benefit, Jess Griffin, Alison Tetler, Sue Decker.

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Lacrosse B a c k L. to R.: S a r a h Will , J e n n y M e r c e r , Sarah Rudinsky, Emily Kalina, Danielle S e g a r s , Erica T e p f e r , Ashley G i l b e r t , Nancy S c h o e l l e r , Sybil Middle: Patten.

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Lacrosse B a c k L. to R.: A n g u s Christie, James Jurta, John H a n n a f i n , Kenny M c F a r l a n e , Thad Hutchinson, Bruce Lane, Alex Bancroft, George C o n n e l 1 , J a s o n Esli c k .

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Independents Back L. to R.: Katherine Hamburger, Mike Freeman.

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John Landry, Matt Lefebvre, Trevor Goodrich

Rich Symington, Alison Tetler

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Jason Begin, Jeremy Gould, Ted Hudson

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D a n Alroy, Chris Rogers, Henry Haeberle, Valedictorian for the class of 1995

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Everett Jones. Will Flender

Dick Bellefeuille, Kitty Kidder

Allen Bourne. Alumni from the Class of 1935

David Fowler at his last graduation and Graduation Speaker for 1995

Heidi Fisher, Connie Appel at her last graduation, Heide Novado, Eric Johnson, Nancy Schoeller, Peter Southworth

Chris Hecht, Essayist for the Class of 1995

Cristina Berta, Salutatorian for the Class of 1995

Junior Marshalls Jeanne Gosselin and Alex Colon lead the graduates, faculty and alumni

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Robert Dunlap (Bobby Z) receives the Community Service Award for Staff Members

Mehdi Akacem receives his scholarship to the U S Navel Academy

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Louise Eckersley, David Fowler

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