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“T he circle reinforces the n o tio n o f equality,” a Prep stu d en t once said. Positioned on a perfect circle, everyone is on the same level and concen trates on the one focus p o in t in the center. Students at Prep are all p art of th a t circle and w ork aro u n d collective differences for the good o f the com m unity. As we approach the new m illennium , we also brin g to close the old one. Tim e, like a perfect circle, has no beginning and no end. W ith the new m illennium , we have come full circle in m any ways. N ot only are we be g inning a new decade, century and m illennium , b u t we are closer th a n we ever will be to a perfectly circular num ber: 2000. As students begin and com plete each school year, we are pulled into an increasingly w ider circle an d finally com plete o u r journey. U ltim ately we pick up the strands o f a new circle elsewhere.

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Mrs. Patti is a member of the Prep community who may often go unrecognized, but is truly ap preciated by everyone. Whenever we desperately need to photocopy something, she helps us use the copier. When ever we forget a book in a class room and are locked out, she opens the door for us. Whenever we need to know any information about the school, she gets it for us. Mrs. Patti interacts with more students, faculty, and staff than any other member of the Rutgers Prep community. She makes each and every one of us feel special. Even when we're late to school she greets us with a warm smile. You sometimes wonder whether we deserve all that she does for us. From slipping us pieces of Mrs. Gooen's candy to always being there when we need someone to talk to, it's hard to imagine anyone caring more than Mrs. Patti. The senior class is thankful to her for all the big and small things she's done, but above all for her friendship.

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Ross Adam Albert 1o Mora, Dad, and Meri: Thank you so much for all your love and support for the past 17 years You have always been there for me throughout the good times and bad and you know that l will always be there for you. You're the best parents that I could have ever asked tor. 1 love you1 Meri, you're a great sister and a great friend. 1 love you so much and best of luck to you Toni: I’m sorry if 1 get on your nerves, but its only because I love you1 We have been through so much together like Hi-Fi, how are we getting the money for your tvs9, mike, audi with the tinted windows, damn how many boyfriends do you have7, can you take away my _?,FDU(bed, bed, soda, tired, your mom) So, toni you don't know how much you mean to me and 1 can't stand not talking you when we fight Your such a great friend and you are such a beautiful person1 Any guy would be stupid not to be with you! Shaunessy: why are u so sexy?, lets count all your boyfriends, Brent, Tremayne, Thaddeus, Brian, me, Randall, Casely and all your other PWAY boys. Damn make up your mind already you still owe me — 1 All the long Cell phone calls to you was well worth the money spent1 Senior was great, your such a caring and loving friend and I will NEVER forget you. Whatever guy you wind up with is lucky! Sup MAN! Peace,Lover! Melissa: wait is Tauheed your boyfriend?, how many boyfriends do you have'7, why do we always fight9, the volvo has tinted windows, why can’t you drive alone to Hi-Fi, never again (thirsty, hungry, tired, bed, bed) your so awesome melissa and I’m sorry that we fought so much., you are a great girl and I will miss you when I go to college. I love you and hi1Vanessa: You’re such a sweetheart, MAN The dave matthews show, my first time. All those long talks sophomore year Mr Post bus odes. You have been a great friend. Best of luck to you in the futureAlison: Even though we haven't been so close these last two years, freshman and sophomore year was great from sweet sixteens to just hangin out with katie, shaina. and jennie Good luck in college and stay out of trouble Justine: these last two years with you were great. Guster, three dave shows, soiry 1 spilled beer on you “you can spill it on me anytime!, how many mikes9, improv didn't u try to pick up that 8lh grader, car rides without permission (sorry iris), prom, elisas bat mitzvah. . you are a great friend and I will miss you when you move, but I just want to let u know that your sweet and sensitive and that I love you. Annie: oh my little sister, when can I drive you around, it seems like forever, eric werbler. your first time, dave shows, guster with early, ben harper and those stupid girls in front o f us, “Ross push your way in to the front1”, lm not stalking your friends, you're my number one backseat girl, elisa’s bat mitzvah, your family loves me and 1 love them, well these past two years have been great with you and we have become so close I love you and I will miss you when I go to college you better write me love letters. Good luck in junior year Casely: she def did not do that to you! Wait, is she mad at me9 Why isn’t she talking to me today? You have to find out! Radio Shack, tunes, freestylin, and being a gangster. You’re C-Murdah! Don’t ever change good luck in college.Peace Randall: you're a pretty cool cat! All those times we made fun o f you know who, methodman/Redman, eclipse, white thunder, g fabulous, get off my girl, nicole aka j/k peace dawg good luck in college. Neeraj: Calc, stop flirting with that girl, ska rules, ur gibson guitar rocks man. Take care good luck in college. Nilaja: You are a great friend and I admire you not beating me up when I sing to you. "I'm ready, we can get it on" by montell Good luck to you. Scott: what can I say man9 You’re a cool kid1Can’t you find a damn car already9 Car washes, how many times are going to return that CDR9 Crusin' in the montero! Cheryl, Allie, how many girls? aight schaen lm out peace Adam: All I have to say is how many times can a guy do it in one weekend1 You and Emily are so perfect for each other, its sick' You better get a new car1 Ask the Howster. Little Ceaser’s, Stealing from K-Mart, Volvo, picking on schaen, hardcore shows where 1 def did not belong, feb.20, 1998. and last but not least Mesh to you too! Mike: MESH1 Where did you ever get mesh from?9 Where does mesh come from9 Mike you really are a radical dude.(Chns) Way to go bro Middletown South vs Marlboro, score 20-14 and a dent on license plate holder Late night chicken finger runs to Friday's. You better keep in touch when you go to college. Jeff: Even though we weren't that close senior year, you’re still a great friend. Fright Night, “yeah you scary man," I got these cheeseburgers man, ill s your d doug's car clime, Cougar1To all my teachers: thanks for making high school such a memorable time for me. I will never forget you. Shout outs to: Kou( keep rapin' like a gangsta, Verbalee, Mike, Portia ( you my girl friend),Hamed( my un cleared , Ari. You guys are the best'

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Thanks to Allah for guiding me through out life. Thanks to my Mom and Dad who have always supported me and provided me with all their love. Amir, 1 appreciate all the good years and the wild memories. Ardy, no matter what, you are still koushik. And Thanks to myself who got me where I am today. Vlad, my Russian souka, you are one tall Russian animal. Verbalee: What’s up wit da ride? Keep livin’ boy. White Thunder: you are my Randy, your girlfriend is old enough to be your granny. Jessica, my fellow short friend, I understand. Casely, you are my sand...I knew you wouldn't hit that. The Stat-man: wanna know what’s in my pocket? Allison, my Princes, we owe it to our children. Francine: Whatever you do, just don’t kill yourself. We still love you. Mehul, the Indian boy, you are a good wrestler, but stop pining handicaps. Fred, even though you are smaller than me, you are a tough guy. Mike, the man with voice, you are the most musical freak I’v ever seen. Keep doing what you do the best. To Prep and who ever that I didn't mention: I’m out of here!

Antonia Maria Bilardo M elissa-It has been 6 years since we have became friends Even though we have had our ups and downs(8"' grade when you and V anessa ganged up on me and in 7th grade when I did not want to be your partner).I love you such much.You are my second halt, my best triend. You have inspired me in many ways and have helped me in my life. I lookup to you and respect you tor the strong values and morals that you hold. Never forget all o f our times that we spent together like the Cayman Islands, Florida.nasty girl, PJ’s, bow ling ally,our nasty boy friends.food shopping,the cherokee, 15?,Outkast,cookies, our m issions.B urger King.I can go on forever. I wish you the best o f luck in life and do not forget you will always be my best triend. \ an essa-lt all started in 7th grade when we had assigned seats for morning meeting and now you are one o f my best triends N ever forget our argum ent in 8th grade, freshman cam ping trip with the bears and the spiders and the hole we dug N ever forget the bow ling alley, the movies when we got dressed up. Aljendra.Jovita and Maria and our hot boyfriends. 1 love you always-BFF Ross-You annoy me som etim es but w hat can I say? I love you and you are always there for me when 1 need you. You always w orry about me and care the way that I feel. We have become so close in the last couple o f years. Don t ever change the way you are. Never forget our peoples. Good Luck. I love you-BFF Casely-You are a very funny boy. You alw ays m ake me laugh. Pisie. Peace Out. Ryan F- Look now I am graduating. Sheeet break yourself. Never forget all the good tim es we had together. I love you Shaunessy-All I can say is that you are crazy. Sekou-You are cool peoples. You have been a great co-leader. Good Luck in your DJ career Keep making those shout outs to me and when you get fam ous do not forget me because 1 am your wife not Vanessa. Andrew O .-It all started in I0lh grade geometry class. N ever forget the Peer Leadership retreat cause I know that 1 w on't. Do not forget May 18.2000. Gavin- Do you know Michael Payne? Portia-\ ou are a very tunny girl never forget all o f our missions. Just rem em ber I am busy on Friday night and the chicken lady is at Picken Chicken with Lester. Susan-We have become real close this year and I am happy that we did. Stay sweet and be a good girl. Samantha-Even though you are far away you will always be in my heart. I love you and I miss you. Mrs. Doryumu-What can I say? You have been there for me and believed in me when nobody else did. You put a lot ot time in believing in me and I thank you for that. You have also inspired me to do my best. I love you and I will never forget you. D r.L o y -Thank you for believing in me. I appreciate all that you have done for me. 1 will never forget you for that M rs.D utta-1hank you for always helping out and listening to my problems. I will never forget you. Mom and Dad-I love you two such much. I know that som etim es 1 do not show it but I do. You two have done so much for me and always believed in me. You have alw ays supported me. Thank you so much. Michelle-Even though we fight all o f the time. I love more than anything. You are my sister, my best friend. Michael-1 love you even though you annoy me Vic-Ever since you have came into our lives you have changed many o f us. I love you to death and hope the best for you and my sister. 1 look up to you in so many way s and see you as my brother. I love you. Chris-1 love you so much and I wish that we were closer. You will always be my big brother.

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To all my Peer Leaders: Thanks for a great year! Mike: W e are closer than 3'rd cousins. W e are traveling down the same road in life. I have always adm ired you as a musician. You have to compose the soundtrack to one my m ovies ok? Samantha and Jessiea: Ah, my co-editors o f Excelsior... thank you for being there to pick up when 1 slack o ff I will alw ays rem em ber your kindness that night you two cam e to see me play Peter VanDaan. Manu: Despite my hesitation, you were an awesom e addition to "The Star" Thank you for having faith in me W e did an excellent jo b Fred: Y our strength o f character, mind, and body will stay m my mind long after we head o ff to pursue our dreams. In a word, I would describe you as honest. Dan: W hat can I say to my athletic idol? You inspired me to run for competition rather than recreation All those miles pre-season, all those 5K runs on weekends I will miss them In fact, I enjoyed those 5K bouts more than our entire season W e were kings o f our realm We had so much to look forward too- and it didn't go to waste, none o f it W e gained experience in the art of running. In time we will both improve the way we want to, because we're in it for the long-term benefit Julie-Ann: A lthough I never m ade my deadlines, I really tried to be the best editor I could My co-workers at Regal still mention you occasionally. "Who was that you saw Blair W itch with? Can I have her num ber?" Luckily, I refused. Y our too good for those ruffians. Christina: (secret) Y our presence helped me sum m on strength at those grueling X-Country practices W e never did consum m ate our m arriage ... Alison: I was lucky to have you as a co-Peer Leader W e formed our group quickly under the chaos that ensued, and have kept it close the entire year. W hatever you end up pursuing, you'll fly straight to the top Lee: Yeah Princeton Review! The highlight o f that ordeal were those Evangelion videos you donated to me You and Dipak helped me ease into dram a. Yes, I miss him too. Chris: Eh, I liked Jeremy better. To Jeremy I tip my hat Aw Chris I'm sorry You're nice too. Nathan: The man. You were my dram atic idol until Natalie. It's too bad we couldn't have more stage time together. W e could have learned a lot from each other Julia: The image o f you playing Belinda is still etched in my memory Do continue with acting my dear Katie: You have the strength o f Hercules and the heart o f a dove You're cool No you're cool. You're cool infinity- ha! Adam G.: You were like a God to me. 1 never wanted to beat you, ju st run along side you Adam C.: Hi. Whitney: Hmm... writing to a senior who has already graduated. A bit paranormal I suppose. W hitney, if you ever do read th is .y o u introduced me to acting. I was enchanted with acting because you were enchanting. W hatever I become started through your motivation. I miss your smile. Mr.Kendall: Thank you from the bottom o f my heart for reading those hundreds upon hundreds o f pages o f jou rn als Even though that last sentence wasn't properly constructed gram m atically, you get the point...you always did and I thank you for that. Mr.Doughtery: W hat a guy, what a coach. I ran for myself, but also to please you. 1 wanted to be a part o f that winning Doughtery team like Freshman year. I wanted to be included in those varsity-only talks com e States. I think you understood me in a way few have. Coach Lamb You're alright too (tear) Please coach, can I have my time now? T © A L L W EI© © © A M E C E E I E S E H A L E S W I T H M E : S E E Y A I N E © L E > W © © D !

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First and for most I would like to thank everyone that has helped get me here. Mom and Dad: Thanks for being there for me with support and inspiration throughout school and life. You are the best parents anyone could have. Thank you for letting me explore the world and spending so much time underwater. Thanks! Stu: You are a great friend and are always there when I need a bit of help, like this page! It's been a blast Thanks. Have fun at the squad and in college. Randall: Your neutral drops never stop making me laugh.' It has been a trip! Have a great time in college. Ross: Economics has been a blast!? Well thanks for making me laugh, have fun in college 1- 888- arctic5. Hamed: You are one funny guy! I will never forget the $105.00 parking ticket at Rutgers Have fun in Pharmacy and don't forget to park in a regular space in the future. Blaine: Don't forget the "Bird Bath" and all the laughs over the past four years. Farrah: You are a bad driver but a talented student and kind person. I wish you the best in life eventhough you could really care about me in the slightest. Have fun in college you are going to be a great doctor and remember "Bite Me”! Mr. Avella: Thanks for letting me disrupt your classes and giving all the candy and passes. On a more serious note thanks for all the times you listened to me whether it be complaining or praising you were always there to listen and give your opinion to me. Thanks for what you have given me it is more than words can describe. Have fun with the freshman! Mr. Wittman: Thanks for all your guidance in photography as well as life. You are a wise and talented man, Thank You and please for give me for screwing up your name all the time. Mrs. Roselli & Mr. Kline: All or lunch talks were great thanks for all the guidance you have given me in my art and school life. Thanks Mr. Gajendragudkar: If I spelled you name wrong I extend my deepest apologies. Thanks for a great year although I am unsure of how is will end up You are an extremely knowledgeable man and a great teacher keep it up and I will always be “Proactive and Lucid” in the future. Mrs. Szeles: Thanks for a blast m choir and all of the inspiration you gave me to sing my best. Dr. Loy: You classes have been a blast. Thanks for being encouraging in you comments and helping my writing escalate to a much higher level. Mr. Karman: Thanks for being positive whenever we had to meet for good or bad and being a reassuring face that I see daily. Thanks Mrs. Patti: Thanks for always welcoming me into the office with a smile and helping me in any way you could. You are a wonderful person and I will certainly miss you next year Thanks again and remember all the notes To everyone: I can not mention everyone here, if you are not mentioned it is due to lack of space. Thank you all I could not have done it without you. Each and every person and teacher in the community has had a positive effect on me Thanks. And to all the people who have touched me in some way along thejourney thank you especially my friends fromTakajo and Broadreach T h a n k sl

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F irst o f all I like to thank (your nam e here). Mom and Dad thank you for the gift o f life and all the support you have given me through out M y life. Warn er: yo daw g, lets go knicks je ts and yankees; it w as a pleasure k now ing you and being y o u r friend good luck In college and keep sporting the diesel and m aybe y o u ’ll get a better car. Casely: you are one crazy child, but w h atev er you do Y ou are the m an and m aybe one day y o u ’ll be a pro w restler and have all the girls not ju st beonca and nex t y ear w hen you w ork at radio shack w e ’ll fix the eclipse w ith s nice system good luck in college C -M urda. Ross: you are the h o m iest person I m et w hat ev er you do d o n ’t change and ju st adm it you hooked up w ith Farrah you know you w ant her. Shaunessy: to m y A frican queen, we been through a lot o f s and I had a g reat tim e from the knicks to ragging on R o ss’s g oofy a@ @ w hat ever happens never change and rem em ber the tim e w here I alm ost flipped my car over Sekou: the fo u n d er o f the hip hop club, thanks for all the hook up is m iss eastw oods class peace have a great tim e in college A nd keep gettin g w ith all th em fine w om en. M a n n y NO NO : you are the craziest m utha out their d o n ’t change. V'lad: built F or cuban linx keep on sp o rtin g that infinity even though it’s a slow car peace and see you soon in cuba. VerbaLee: keep W ritin g th em ryhm es and youll be the next em inem and thanks for the lil caesor hookup T o the safest driver in N ew Jersey: Prince 1lam ed all the tim es w hen physics w as boring you cheered everyone up peace daw g Nikkie: girl you are one crazy “ W hy you alw ays h anging on m e9 W hy are you in m y ey e?” w hat ever girl thanks for opening me up and ex p o sin g m y true p erso n ality and I love you for that peace!! To my thugs not mentions: thanx for nothing you cheap pricks

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Casely George Doryumu Mom and Dad Thank you for everything. You have always been there for me, and always encouraged through thick and thin I love you very much Chanelle and Ashley You guys are really troublesome, ('handle, even though we fight a lot, you are still cool. Always remember to brush your teeth, and don’t watch scury movies before you go to bed. You just might talk in your sleep again J/k. Ashley, you are a real troublemaker, when 1 am gone don’t go through my stuff I hope you and ('handle don’t fight when I am gone, and tell me what happens in DBZ when I am at school Kate Thanks for being a cool big sister, and taping dragonball / for me Hie food was always good Grandpa and Grandma You have always been there for me. f know I can come to you when I can t talk to my parents. Thank you for everything Anthony: it’s been 9 years man Wc have been through a lot man from playing with teenage mutant ninja turtles, to trading cards, to thinking you can beat me in a race Franklin Mills ninos pizza, ricken and renum playstation, it been fiin man Toni: What up woman You my big mama and im your double chocolate chip cookie. Its amazing how close people could become in such a short time I got a 98 on my sats and I work at roy rogers! You have always been there to help me with my problems and issues rhank you for being there for me I love you very much. I know you want me!11! Warner: yo what up qdawg I saw it Twice, I SAW IT TWICE, and it was really nice Yo my rhymes is like black. I saw it back to back. I be the black attack Basketball, co-captains. Captain Wardner Howard SDSN syndrome, I swear Yo man keep playing tennis, you the next venus williams Yo SG Pickles Peace out man, KIT fvfike: Yo what up my name is craurda Thanks a lot being a good paJ You are definitely the best singer ive ever met Your skills make mark mom son look mad bad I hope you become famous, and like get a major record deal with virgin and interscope Back to back horse riders compilation. IM a ruffryder Keep it real man Shaunessv: hey woman You want these dark colored round things eh um basketballs. We've been through some major times. But weve still remained friends throughout Thanks for helping me with all my problems, and lor just being there for me. with pleasure and other tilings. I hope you solve all your guy problems and you choose the nght one. Anyway you can catch me standing back to back with Warner White Thunder: yo you have to be the most black white kid I know Thanks for giving me rides and chilling this summer Vanessa Romero wants you Yeh but whatever you do good luck, whether you become a wrestler or not Your car sux, and no you cant freesyle; peace man Sekou P : yo dj kou what up You have been a real cool friend, and a good dj Remember when I dunked during the retreat, now what Yo thanx for letting ine get into your party man, whateva, good luck in the future Ross: yo ross albert aiming through Blanks for always helping me solve my problems man, we used to hate each other in sophmore year Back to back U have been a real good friend, and I thunk you for it I think Jess G wants you The bus ride to new york, peer leadership retreat Don’t worry man. it’s the motion in the waves. Tanto the horse rider Open piche. Peace out man. Melissa: hey its open piche. Thanx so much for being my co peer leader You are such a good friend Our peer leadees have been cool so far If you ever have problems you can talk to me. See you later girl! Andrew H: sup homes. Word is bond. Yo 1 swear like yasimne is mad hairy Yo thanx for being a cool friend man and for being so g Thanx for always making me laugh during bad times and ish. Hey so were you guys sitting, we live like an hour and a half from nyc. Playing pool was mad cool, and listening to u sing dre and eminem was even phatter Taking sisters to the prom yo man peace out, and whenever you can feeI free to ask for a ride in my phat car Hamed yo man what up you sand Italian person Yo the center is mad cool man You. me and mehul always had the best conversations about positions and stuff Thanx for giving me a nde to that dirty girls house she was straight out nasty Anyway ill catch you later sand Verbalec: yo lee, your lyrical skills are mad tasty, and I am unable to grace thee Yo keep doing what you do best writing and working at lil caesars. After school was mad fun. Mehul: hey man whats up g Indian .j/k. yo thanx for always being there for me man, and hooking me up with rides and stuff Its aiol that we both took sat class and stuff and that you went up so much To bad that indian girl messed u up man Don’t worry there are a lot more fish in the sea. Whats up with the snapping turtle. Anyway peace out and good luck in college man. I swear! Vanessa: yo I don't like how you always laugh at me J/k thanks for being such a cool, friend and for not getting annoyed at my questions. Yo 1think I left my stuff at your house for like 5 months. Hey remember im only J6 and 1cant pick it up until December Anyway have fun with your life and KIT Vlad yo what up my russian brotha Yo your ride is mad nice Yo when you gonna let me push the stick Cool, when I get my car, u. me and hamed are all gonna race. Im tellin you nght now, stop trying to dress like me Anyway peace out man. Megha K: hey my puerto ncan Italian girlfriend 1still believe you chose whats his name over me in 10lh grade Anyway that is past I hope you have fun in the rest o f high school, and 1hope you enjoy. Try' not to miss me too much, cause 1 know you want my sexy behind!1! Jessica W: hey thans for coming to the prom with me You were such a good date, and im glad were good friends. Your sister is a real bad driver Anyway I hope you have fun in the rest o f high school Try not to get into too much trouble Peace1 Emily W: hey whats up I now know what you been hiding from me. Its ok I understand. Thanx for giving me rides home and stuff That deer like came out o f know where. Take care o f yourself and good luck in the future Nilaja: hey you kinda look like aliyah. Its funny that my best friend is your cousin Anyway have fun in high school, and good luck with anything you have to do Peace! Shout outs: Oppy, Anthony, Susan N, Todd G, Jon, Nate dawg, my ceramics class, Ms. Roselli.. Mr. Maas, and Mrs. Szeles (die best teachers). Keshia. Autry, Toussaint, Jared, Gerard. L.amar. Steff Kristen. Rajesh, Ritu, Jason D . Dan H. Francine . Sorry to everyone I forgot my mind isnt worth $%&@!!!!

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Jason Edward Dychus W ARNER: You just called roe, about an hour before 1started writing this, with just a few questions about our homework. But 1realize how we can rely on each other for the little things and 1 love the way in which we trust one another. I trust you like a brother, and that s what makes you my best friend. Good luck in whatever you may pursue and always remember the good tunes when you’ve had it up to here and are ready to quit. Stuff like: Englishtown, M alone drives the lane and dishes to Stockton, who finishes with a two-hand slam over Ewing!! My speech at your sweet 16. (Me nervous, no-what, never!) NO MAS HABLA Y COSAS CAM BIA N L.l quit. 1saw it twice; two times; back to back- Moesha. Lunch at Mr. B s. And note my solid transition: 1 need new friends... RACHEL: You know that you really love me and E a rn e r no matter now much we embarrass you. N obody can be more amusing than us, no matter what the situation. Anyways, we ve definitely had our ups and downs over the last tour years. 1only hope we can be more stable and avoid past mistakes. 1 love you. I only want to see the best for you after R.PS and 1can only hope that your future includes me because you mean so much to me. So please believe me; OTT, 1only have eyes for you, I love to hear you sing DOO-WOPP(check your spelling as per usual), eat 'neese and it'll be ok; Sweetie (or Cutie, take your pick). Hun; Look Into My Eyes; kiss me? (typical Rach). BEAMER: Hey; it’s my co-peerleader. Thanks for being the best partner in the group; I still think we make the best pairing. And d on't let “pollution” hold you back because you’ll be heard eventually, stay persistent and you'll achieve your goals. CHRISTIE: Fitting after Beamer w ouldn't you say. Thanks for all the talks plus the good advice and all the good times. W e've had some fun over the years, especially in 8th period study hall as a junior. Hold Alex tight so every one can be happy and get maimed together!! EMILY: Finishing out the threesome, thanks for all the good times. I believe you are the first girl I ever talked to in my life for any serious amount o f time (back in fourth grade, d o n 't make this worse than it already sounds.) Remember the good times at Great Adventure, canoeing, and hopefully skiing this winter. Good luck in the circus... KELLY: Hey there; it's Mon and Poke, yeah, from psychology'. Abh; the good tunes in that class; too much to write here. You hold onto to Steve as well to complete the tri-w edding Y ou’ll make a great teacher, but not as good as Rachel. PEERLEADERS: Always remember that she saw it twice and d o n 't forget “How big was it?” For we all know; this b ig ., hmm... nothing like back to back! Take that, take that... MIKE S.: It's a good thing that your assertive because together, with me being passive, we make a great team. O f course. I'd rather work under me than S tandN azzi, but that's just my preference. Thanks for the good times. LISA: W e've had a lot o f fun over the years from hockey in the basement to bounce the ball in the bucket to the race track. I’ll always cheer for the Devils though, so there's nothing you can do about that. Besides, who likes the Rangers anyway? And someday I'll teach you how to pick out some tnfectas too, or at least a $1 exacta box. Thanks for all the memories and just know that I'm really going to miss you while I'm away at college. MOM+DAD: Thanks for everything From Rutgers Prep to all our family vacations and all the great times at the shore, movies, race track, skiing skating you name it. I love you. The best o f fortune cookie wisdom: “Happiness is often the rebound from hard work.” “Your heart is a place to draw true happiness.” “You love sports, horses, and gambling but not to excess.” “ D on’t be afraid to take that big step.”

Jessica Rachel Greeblatt

“It all begins when it ends.” -

Aerosmith

l lanny: Yon have been so great at "helping" me study the night before a test. I am NO I in denial, why don't we have anything to say to each other on the phone? You have been my best friend for 4 years, and 1am going to miss you more than anything. Bye, no really, bye. 1win. Samantha: I have something to tell you, KIT, BFF, extra calcium added, I am happy you agreed to be friends with me even though 1didn't invite you to my party Freshman year. We sure have had some wild and crazy adventures. DMB rules. Alison Wonderland: You Drive Me Crazy, Mambo #17, Alison IS the Class of 2000, when are you going to return my call? I am so happy we became friends. Thanks for an amazing prom. A.V fan club forever! (Which is pretty ironic) J.A.K: One lime, on the Peer Leadership retreat... Risa: AP US l.D.s, complaining, math, thanks for always listening. Avtar: Do you have any gossip for me? Hey, Multiple Choice Queen, I am going to miss you. Kathy: I hope I am always your favorite JAP. I am happy you went to the prom with me. I love you.=) Francine: Ari you in school today to read this? Jew-Girls forever!!! Fred: Thanks for being such a great Co-Peer Leader and Co- Class Rep. Ari: It has been fun having a locker next to you for 4 years. I can park straight, you know. Volvos rule. Hamed: thank you for understanding and for voting for me. Ross: you are so much fun to tease. Regina says hi. DMB rules. Julie: you will always be a freshman in my heart. You never fooled me, if you know what 1 mean. Mr. Kendall: thank you for being such a great Excelsior advisor. All of my teachers: thank you for preparing me to face the world. I will never forget you. SSDS: my "other school". Thank you for being so memorable that 1 still call you that. Aaron: We have an amazing relationship, 1 am going to miss you so much in the next 4 years. Good luck, I love you, and call me when you need advice on anything from your hair to homework, little bro. Carmel '99: How you doing? I'm good. Thanks for an amazing summer. Cindy: Watching you dance has always inspired me to strive towards being as good as you are. I always looked forward to seeing your cheerful face in dance class, and I am going to miss your pep talks next year. Mom and Dad: 1 don't know what to say to the people who created me and gave me all the opportunities I have had. You know how much I love you. 1am going to miss you, but I know you understand, mom, since you are a potter. Grandma Ann, Grandma Claire, Grandpa Burt, Grandpa Marvin, Great -Grandma Sadie: Thank you for always being there for me, and for doing all that you have done for me. I love you all. There are so many more people to thank, but I am out o f room. I love you all and 1 am going to miss you.

“ Never shall I forget the days I spent with you. Continue to be my friend, as you will always find me yours.” - the B eatles

“But tommorow may rain, So I’ll follow the sun.”

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“I decided long ago never to walk in anyone’s shadow. If I succeed at least I did as I believe.” -

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Ari Samuel Harkov Bass-Baritone Junior Vocal Recital

Governor’s School Vocal Scholars Concert Mftk

Wednesday, July 28, 1999

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National High School Honor Choir Ari Harkov

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Kathleen Hong Mommy & Daddy Thank you for always being here for me Thank you for CTY and NJSP and all the things you did to be the best parents you could be Thank you for Rutgers Prep, all the chances, and all the sleepless nights you gave me Thank you for loving me I love you Tiffany I will wear clothes in college, I promise Take care of Kevin & thank mommy and daddy more than I did Think of this as a long CTY © I will miss you a lot11v l l 1 Kevin You are my favorite Be a good boy Please Mr. Kendall What we have in common: Chocolate munchkins & Cheering, What I want to thank you for: Not strangling me & Lawrenceville advice, among others, thank you for really taking me from the beginning to the end Mr. Peterson, Dr. Gottlieb, Mrs. Irizarry, & Mrs. Dutta: Thank you so much for putting up with me and helping me to go where I’d like to be for the rest of my life. I owe you all some homemade breakfast (not McDonalds) How do you like your coffee? Mrs. Wacker: N JS P changed my life. Thank you for helping to make it happen, void thankYou() {Thank you for the rec BW==awesome} barryWittman thankYou(); Mrs. Szeles Thank you for all the support in Madrigals and Regionals. Thank you- keep inspiring people -af Mrs. Hunt: Thank you for letting our trio thrive! Your donuts and hugs saved me many times! Mrs. Patti Thank you for always helping me out! © W a lte r & S o c c e r 99: C o p ts V a n a a n d R ach el, L T rain , BigS, E rin , S h o w tim e , D y c h u s (m y r u n n in g p a r tn e r ) , M o c h a , J e s s , th e tr ip le ts , M ic h elle , G, D e e n a , & e v e ry o n e else: 1999 w as g re a t; m a k e 2000 a w e s o m e -K D og. J e s s (m y fav J a p ) , Sam , H anny, Risa, A vtar, A li, & Fran : P R O M , C lo u d lim o , c o n tra c t: g irls kick butt! Beam : T h a n k s fo r b e in g a t th e e n d o f th e hall. A sia n F e m a le C o a litio n ! E m o ry Sehreb: CIRC U S! Ch ristie: SPITS, k e e p in g m e c a lm , p h y sic s b u d d ie s! Ball, go IN th e cup! T a lk in g in a O. C h o c o la te ? D ychus, J . : T h a n k s f o r th e h ugs. M ike Szeles: 1 . Y ou’re a m a z in g . 2 . I lo w d o yo u k n o w all m y p e o p le ? C ath erin e: C a n I e a t? D rive safely a n d re m e m b e r th e “- e d ’’s. S h o u t o u ts to 20 0 1: M a llik a, S a m a r a , D e e p ti, N ao m i, T o m m y , J o s e , a n d W a k s m a n ...m a k c s e n io r y e a r in c re d ib le . 20 02: K at, J a m e s W , M o rris a & M a n te llb - HAHA. I’m g r a d u a tin g a n d y o u ’re n o t. S p ecial T h a n k s to F ra n c in e , S a m m y , R ach el, Ali, O p p a , A ri, Po, K rissie, & K im m i. B rad & Lau ren : h e d a b s , a a n d to, w h ite b e n c h , u ltim a te , 'o n e tim e ...a t b a n d c a m p ', s a u e r m a n 's m a n m o b ile , m is h a d oll & b lo w u p c h a ir , b d a y c o u n td o w n , g o lf c o u rs e , BB, s tr e a k e r s /r e s i d e n t N s, DVD, m a k in g m e m o rie s. T h a n k y o u fo r b e in g th e b est r o o m m a te s I c o u ld e v e r h av e a n d all th a t N J S P c o u ld b e to m e.

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Warner William Howard Howard IV M om and Dad- thank you for all that you have done for me. I will alw ays think o f you when I am at college. 1 love you. W hitney- hey buddy, I’m gonna miss you when I am in college. Iwill com e back for as m any soccer and basketball gam es as I possibly can to w atch you dom inateldo situps, pushups and clim b stairs. Keep up the good w ork in school. I love ya man. Mrs. Szeles and M adrigalsSinging with the group has been the best experience o f my high school career. The tenor section will loose a lot, but 1 know that the group will still be successful. Good luck w ith getting a new perform ing arts facility. Mr. Ackerm an and the tennis team -ten n is is life! It’s not raining, it’s m isting, H the M ayo!! I'll have a M cShrim p, hols the tartar sauce. Beat wardlaw, schecter, and especially pds! Coach Nastas - Wardner. Jason, Rachel. Caselv, Randall, and the crew B A C K 2B A C K 2B A C K 2B A C K 2B A CK BALLS!!!!! C lothesline, ow! My chin, I SW EAR, th ere’s a m eeting in my bedroom ldo you like my picture? W ow, your luce mozart! 1 need a mint and som e poland springw ater. T hose who w ere not m entioned -1 love you and I will miss you,

Portia Hunt R P S Skim ho: From Sian the Lavatory man to"two fat guys in a k id d ie pool", w hite trash Olympics darts pool horseshoes je llo shot put. Chugs peed in the carafe. I'm A sian and you love it. On the Border; "Its your boyfriend!" Po sunk the 8 ball again. W hy doesn't he just go be gay? Ilabby buttocks... makes me want to vomit! A re you ovcrzealous? Latin bcxitie party. Oh B illy . B egone! I'm so happy you're here! A Sw ing, 1wing, and IJgling. Grande*1

meal. YW S a n d T M B G , "Everybody Conga..." T his is a jo b for weinie man! Y o u my hom eslice.W e w ill be pool hustlers next year. L iz Spastic colon, Joey the Fem ur, West Point shaving cream g raffiti, Funk-master Sam, el nino, B in g Iglesias, M S T 3 K . it's B illy in Sanfo-Vision! S h a ll! E l S ucio Grande, Red T eam upstream. Sea M onkeys, my hair wants to talk to you. Tequila... Beh? Zandar. Taco B e ll antics. Best o f luck in all you do! M ic h a e l: A ll

these years and we still can't find the bridge! From the Rubber D ucky Rapids to A P Theory. Recorded exam ple 7: Schubert. Where's M itc h ? Flores. C’ordee. Where's T ruitt? CeeCee. When I was in kindergarden.. T o n i: H e llo ? W ho dis? fake that, take that! Y o u m a j me laugh. A lo , esta M aria? R a fa e lito ! What you doin' Fri-day" night? PJ's, B illy Bob Joe Sue went to Picken Ch icken . He look lik e da Jackson 5, Lester sm ells lik e culo. going to be the mac mami in D C ! / C 7 B la z e n e T u n g -tu tightin'. quizzes, l E m ilv C h ristie : Catch in g goldfish in your chicken lady, going to da B rick s w ith Paul. mouth is the on ly w ay to eat them. Bing the Say my name! Its lik e Ju lio Iglesias. M i gamete in the locker area. Prom and after piaci Toni! S u k i: D id you find me? Y o u r prom were awesome. M e h ? Yeah alto name is dookie and you love it. T ubing @ section. M is-be h a ving in choir. The Christie the lake. New Years Eve.PJs: Don't look out Dance in the volleyball van. Buddha:What the window ! A rm ic. N o way! Chapter 1. you doin fri-day-nite? Dot Game. Chapter 1. Y o u r H P boys.You are m y sunshine. Keep Y o u r waitress. Y o u r eating habits. You're in touch. K a th y : We're #1, Shogun 22. awesome. Y o u are resolute w ith strong K ris tin ran over a pig? Sei fang pi la? Stop convictions. C o lle g e w ill find a new passion lo okin g like you're going to die. Bing's in you. Shaquida: Oh. N e w Years 99. That traffic antics on the way to the concert, 1was o f f the hook. 4 hours in Dunkin thanks for singing and listening and hugs Donuts. M a k in g fun o f the volleyball coach. and kisses m aking me laugh. Francine: H o s tility towards the English. Y o u are so Hey. sexy! W e be single and satisfied. funny. Abbevkins: I think you're really Statistics. Starbucks. Shogun. Y o u are prom, derti Y o u are so cute. C ute! Thank great: C horale was awesome. "Can I touch you for talkin g and listening. Schuler: M ost your butt?" M a k in g fun o f everyone at^ just and generous! You've been awesome. N J P A C . M a rio B a lz i. B in g randomly M e rf? Watch that freshman 15! Jon: Y o ho, producing fruit. Eat my pleasant fruit? » peeps o f penzance. "I like being callous and the bootie call for Jon at Longwood. Ross: m anipulative." You're a pedophile and you Ju lio, you my boyfriend (#54)! If you keep know it. Don’t let anyone get you down. trying so hard, maybe someday you w ill be You've been most loyal and adviceful. I love ghetto. Those who know , nugimashou! ^ you muchly. Bing: D o I have to tell the story M g P Oh. Donna... How bout that Jones o f a thousand rainy days since we first met? ® * Dow guy? W haaat? R A H ! Is it. like, rah? The quality o f mercy is not strained IVi. Word. Sm all W orld. The video store game. f j t g y j F The road that w ill take me V Indeed. Hoagie Haven. L ook a t m e! I didn't there: Thoomph! Thank you for the » know you were called Dennis! An d bov did inspiration, the flattery, the rando-vision.( those latkes sm ell good! Taco B e ll. Too the laughs, and oh those late-nites. many movies. Indubitably. It's T ic k le -M e Samantha: C F flC K F .N Z ! Esto es candel; Jon Calabretta! What w ould Brenfleck do? quidado que te quema! Packin a m ack in da Julie: Uh oh...Julie! Rent, s illy sleepovers. back o f da ac. Its lik e Ju lio Iglesias! Edw in. Raul. Boxcuttaz. IN G R ID heeehrm m . T u y Sam y Fatim a v Am anda son como mi segunda fam ilia. y nunca puedo olvidar el tiem po que pasamos juntos. Peace, chicken grease. QueenAubs: Y o u are nuts. Shiitake mushrooms. Beh? bellbottoms. Elaine's bagels, w einie m obile. Jordan-- ahh. Annual seiges on the fair cities o f B erkley and New Bru n sw ick! g f f g ;

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so cute. O u r collected boyfriends, Tomonori, Hajim e, Um ehara. Chikasa. Keita. and oh Yam ao! K o ic h i is my husband. Tokyo, Namba. Osaka... That was a great time. Itsumo K IT . F V We're the C IT s from every single hood. Shaba buen. Soon come college. Shout outs to Ilana(my g irl! Always feel free to take the train on over. Thanks for all the sagacious advice). Carla(m i C a rlita favorita! G ra cia s por todo que hacias para mi). B rian (Sa m ’s parties, T M B G , can I get a f bagel?!), Juhanna Boquista (B la ck by popular demand!) Steph (speeer.) C h ris D (ba-ay!).Colum bo.Sam (cold feeeet). M eghan and Kate. Parents: Y o u have my love and esteem. Thank you for launching this rocket. ^ - 1 L > -

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Lee Kaczor I don t mean to sound conceited but first and foremost I’d like to thank m yself for getting me here (good job) I’d like to thank my parents tor giving me lite and bringing me to America. Mom: thanks for supporting us throughout all the good and too much of the bad times. O liver (O -D O G ) I hope you grow up to be all that you can and enjoy life to the fullest. I'm here for you. Thanks to God for keeping my family in tact and to keep on going. THE RE!NAISSANCE:Killa P (Paul): Thanks for always being there you a ^ e re gonna blow up C L l B SAY AGE is a banging idea and w e’ll finally get some money. Speaking o f money, do n ’t you owe me s o m e 1 We gotta blow up I hope you like your new job. One Love (Thanks dad). Blood brothers forever T-Nice: The Connection, N iceLee Put. W'e’re gonna blow up and make A ppearance a Reality. Eargasm. J-Cream M illennium Bug,CEO of Broke Boy/Cash in Hand and a hot lyricist. "W oe woe w oe” Cardiac Arrest: Funny W ack Flows “Cardiac , giving you heart attacks.” Y ou’re getting the people s eye brow “ Some day. Some day” Mr. TIBET haaaa!" V erbaLee(L-N IN O ) Storm of the C entury, Lisa you know you like the Renaissance handshake Paul's a savage DJ FireArmz thanks for all the exclusives. School: Fred Kim(keep it moving): I ve knowm your stinkin' ass for too long. No Senior Fight cause I d idn’t want to kill you. Good luck in West Point. If you don t get in ju st tell them you were a Lincoln School model student. Anthony (AIG): “Yo, W hat’s up with the n de?” You know you can t beat me lyrically. Tell your mom I said hi(joke plug) You gotta hook me up with that military beat you made and do a song together( neverm ind, cause your too weak). Sekou, "you know the papers out there, yo I'm bouncing in the limo getting som ethin' to eat, yo I’m. " I ’m feelin those beats We gotta put our heads together and put some hits out on the streets. I got some lyrics to intercourse with those hot ass beats. Good luck in college and in the music industry W hoever blows up first gives the other a deal. A ndrew (Jungle):”you know the papers out there, yo I'm bouncing in the limo. ." That party was hot and thanks for those driving lessons and ndes. Get me some Kenneth Cole at Macy's Little Caesars got the hook up( Mozart). Hip Hop Club:V erbalee, Sekou,N athan(give up), A nthony and Gavin (KI) plus Casely (you got big) and Randall (don't do it to yourself) Vlad: nice whip son. I hope I’ll be ballin like that one day That jo in t was hittin, Why w eren’t you in school that Thursday,Elizabeth good idea Hamed Stay o ff the hard stuff. That ID looks fake as hell. Stick to the natural herbal refreshment.(shampoo). Shaunessy: Girl you know w hat's up. I c o u ld n ’t have been peer leaders with anyone else. I'm glad that w e’ve gotten closer with each other. You made second period worthwhile. Thanks for talking while I was at work (damn my jo b sucks), you better hook me up with some groceries at Path M ark M aybe w e’ll see each other at Rutgers. You always bring a smile to my face "You must be used to me spending with all that damn w ining and dining while I'm ” Nilaja Nilaja Ford, the only girl with Rhymes G alore, she's got the skills o f L'lL Kim X 4, calls me a scrub cause I sit on the passengers side o f the door (opposites attract) Make my dreams come true. Thanks for eating lunch with me and for those digits too (wink wink) keep that on the hush hush. Toni: You are one o f the people w ho've kept it real in this school. Y ou’ve been through mad stuff and did something with my brother Stefanie:always sitting on my lap or next to me We made it through Ceram ics even though everybody did your work for you. You know you love me Keshia and Janessa you gotta take over bus seniority for next year G ood luck with the rest o f your time here and in the future. Everyone I forgot,PEA CE "W hat doesn’t kill you makes you stronger but it can hurt a whole lot too."

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II II SARAH I can categorically say you are not a bigger banana head"., Empire Records, Baabes, pizza party, sister swear/truth'grapes, make-overs before one of your bazillion batmitzvas, your accents, my license-your mail privileges. T.E.S.S and 3 hours getting lost to Bridgewater mall, "Oym Preeehty!". you talking to Jason all night, clothing brawls. "Laurie, get some clothes on!", backyard balance beam, "One stam p please, it's fur my cousin ", living room productions: "come and see my__baby!", your natural maturity(I hate you!), and "I've been squeeeeew red!". Thank you for the good times, and we will alw ays get over the bad ones. You mean so much to me and I hope you'll still come and visit me at college, even though most of my clothes will still be in North Plainfield. I love you Baabes. and never forget to always be your charming-FUNNY(and you definitely are!)-beautiful self! JASON doo w hat? D oo w oop? How about doo not! (he-he), gray is a beautiful color, can I cut your hair?, Go Ottawa!, M artinsville pizza, the gate closes at 8. 5, 2:30pm 9. Neese, RFC in a bucket = romantic anniversary, chick flicks vs Die Hard. Old I Navy...pleeese!. bzzzzz, the diner with w am er - how do I stand it?. Honey bunches of Oats, my surprise party - you know I'm still " smiling from that'. You have alw ays gotten me through it. W hether that be a bad test, bad game or self confidence, you have always had a nack for making me smile. It's been tough at times, but never im possible and look where we are now. Thank you for everything, I owe you the world and hope som eday to give it to you. There are so many things that can't be said, but you understand I love you and I'll never forget you. WARNER I need new friends!", TB. Warny, co-leader, I have one of your 10 billion jackets, your hats(yellow and blue), wallet, book bag. pens, pencils, you name it - I got it!" simple little 90 degree turn!. A lgebra 11 - (I w as alw ays the innocent one! he-he), my aim and the book binding, "you guys, shut up, we're gonna gel in trouble!", G eorge Foreman's Grill, Mr. B's room for lunch. "Stop making fun o f m e'" nice car buddy, THE DINER, the clothes-line. Jason saying "I quit!" and storm ing out of the room. Ahh - what can I say. you've alw ays been able to make me laugh (no matter how m uch I didn't want to). Through brawls, theft and histeria - you've turned out to be one of my closest friends. I'm really gonna miss you. but don't worry - come freshmen year at which ever college you choose, just count on a hat m ysteriously disappearing and you'll know I'm thinking o f you. CHRISTIE Shifty's first period Science class, hey - you kinda look like Angela?, I always fell asleep before the movie started, mud-pies and my enorm ous eyes compared to my small stomach, are you actually a guinea pig?. Volleyball with Capringle . hmm. 8th period study hall Thanks for alw ays being there to listen to me whine and never getting to realistic on me. You will always be someone I can trust and I am so grateful to have known you for 6 years. Thanks for everything, and I'll never forget you. EM ILY Gymnastics with m ushroom-head David, it was "fun" when not in fierce competition! We always had beautiful leo's...not really, thanks for everything' I know that the circus will welcom e you with open arms and I wish you all the best. MOM your the funniest mom ever! Honestly - no one can compare! Thanks for everything, trips to any place where clothing exists. W algreens and NYC. Neese. I'm ik, tan-tan-ti-lan-tant, You'll always be my muver!. I love you so much and I hope I can someday become as amazingly talented, funny, unique and intellegent as I have alw ays adm ired you to be. PS. sorry for the small print - he-he DAI) rough housing, your obsession with green and purple. "I finally beat you - and now look who's "too slow" he-he. Thanks for being there, to calm me down and help me re-trace my steps. I know those steps will help me through the rest o f my life. Thank you and I love you INGA and POPPY Thank you for everything you've ever given me and I love you both more than anything. Poppy. I'll always remember the Fagowie trib and your amazing smile, and Inga - Ya tebe ubiou mi Baba and Do vi dzainya! I'll miss you both. To everyone else Thank you for everything and I'll miss you.

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Dad: Whoa, I'm done now... I'll just like to say, "Thank Yo u ,” for everything you did for me. I know I could not survive (mom) by myself during high school, heh heh. You were always supporting me in everything I did, although I didn't get that motorcycle. I love you. You are the greatest. I'll miss you in college, and I'll visit often. Keep up with your diet! M o m : Thank you. I know there were harsh times between us, but I know it was all for my good. I want to thank you for sacrificing a lot just for me: time, money, sleep, and even gas. I know it was your prayers that led me to who I am now. I love you and I will miss you a lot. sah rang heh. Esther: You are the greatest sister a brother can ask for. T oo bad I don't feel like that. Just playin. A fte r I'm incollege, I w o n't be there to tell you to sit up straight anymore. You really made high school a little more interesting, with all your gossip. I urn... cough... love... ummm you too. :) my boy A ri: It's been fun. Even sitting around those weekends with nothing to do. H aH A h a. Remember all those names we had: friend, legs, sox, doggie, Carolina...I could go on and on. (I d id n 't state the obvious ones.) Do me a favor... try and tone down that big head o f yours a bit. hahah. Suck all that air out o f it (no offense kathy). Alrigh t, give my regards to johnny... and wipe o ff your mouth, geez. bestest friend M a llika: It all started when I wore those geeky little glasses in 7th grade. O n ly 6 years huh? W e had so much fun along the way. From being the first guy to sleep over your house, to you driving before M E! I'll miss you so much in college. Try not to cry too much when I leave. I love you. M iguelito : N ever forget 4score. W e had great times man. Singing, slacking o ff in Spanish class, and those girls at the beach. Y ou 've been an awesome friend. We BETTER keep in touch, or I'll cry. I know where you live... I love you like a brother. D on't hit on too many girls in college, lazy K a th y : O u r friendship's been a little weird at times, but I'll never forget you. You've been always there for me whether I was happy or sad. Thanks so much for caring. I know when I grow up and have that beautiful wife and 5 wonderful kids, (with a maid) I'll think o f you. Take care. KIT. razor K a czor: Damn kid!! W e've known each other practically our whole lives. You 've been a great buddy ever since Lincoln school, to Redshaw T A G , and now at Prep. A ll those philosophical conversations until 4 in the morning. S E N IO R F IG H T B A B Y . If we d idn 't fight by now, you're a punk. Well, once you make it big, don 't forget me. PEaCe. " n ot hot” P a mela: I'm going to miss you, especially your house and your pool. :P Remember, "I kissed a girl," in eighth grade?? haha. I'll find you the mysterious man someday. Call me sometime will ya?? Kristen Francisco: Thanks so much for being there whenever I needed someone to talk to. seriously, thanks. Keep in touch. Keep M allika sane in high school. Christo: D on 't let Deep bother you your whole senior year. W e had fun at Daniela's pool, and while playing pool. ;) love ya. Samara: I'll never forget our hugs. You've always been there to make me smile, thank you.. Deep: punk, punk, punk. haha. We had mad fun just chillin. I'll take you one on one anyday. later. M ehul: Batman... you've been a great friend. Thanks for the rides... go to D C and get some ladies. Kristin: pv= nrt < fart> Hamed: why pharm acy? M o m o and Israel: It's all a mental game, son. my peer leadership kids: Thanks a lot for a great year. Hope

Matt Krolak To days of inspiration, playing hooky, making something out of nothing, the need to express - to communicate, to going against the grain, going insane, going mad. To loving tension, no pension, to more than one dimension. To starving for attention, hating convention, hating pretension. To riding your bike midday past the three piece suits to fruits - to no absolutes - to Absolut - to choice - to the Village Voice - to any passing fad. To being an us - for once - instead of a them. —Rent

Welcome to Page #42 Stu: Stuart! You do that again and I'll staple.... you know the rest;) Do you have any idea how much sugar we've consumed between the two of us? I think we could have fed a small third world country on our backstage sugar stash, huh? Bur hur hur? So, just out of curiosity, how much money do you think we made playing quake? Teresa: I have no idea how you survived s.m.ing three consecutive shows. I'm more baffled by how you managed to put up with us... well, Brad and Nick to be specific (Dispute/Test!). CLICK! It would seem that I have gotten the final click, wouldn't it? Rent! Lee: Sorry, you didn't get page 42, it's mine, all mine! Anyway, don't spend too much time rendering. Victor: Word. Aubrey: Click! Yes, 1 now know where Starbucks is... I was just testing you. Yeah, that’s it... Mafia anyone? Cast parties aren’t going to be the same without you. Mrs. Herzberg: I told you that you couldn't retire until after I graduated, thanks for Listening! English may not be my strong point, but your classes have repeatedly been the ones that I had the most fun in and learned the most in. You are an incredible teacher! Ron: 1 told you not to leave until I graduated! Mrs. Herzberg listened to me, so what's up with that? Anyway, I can't thank you enough for introducing me to theater. God knows how I would have gotten through sound for MCM 1940 without you! Plays in the Park is great! Ronnie: Where do you put all that food?!?! I have never in my life seen anyone eat so much. And what's up with those mashed potatoes? (and no stealing tech God’s food!) CTY People: (Christy, Kathy, etc...) Keep the faith, hang up the phones the right way! Don’t forget passion fruit (not that I think that you will...) "A long long time ago, I can still remember how the music used to make me smile. And I knew that if I had my chance, that I could make those people dance, and maybe they’d be happy for a while." Mom and Dad: How can I ever thank you enough? Dad, you’ve worked so hard and long to get me here. Mom, You’ve helped me so much, I could never have gone as far as I did without you. Christie, Emily, and Beam: It's been fun! From Freshamn Camping Trip to graduation, you guys have been rnd. I'll gunna miss you! Julia: Click. Are we having fun yet? After all the plays, I'd say so :) I'm going to miss all you guys. And now for something completely different... A man with a tape recorder up his nose. (Or at the very least, some random stuff that amuses me ;) This planet has - or rather had - a problem, which was this: most of the people living on it were unhappy for pretty much of the time. Many solutions were suggested for this problem, but most of these were largely concerned with the movements of small green pieces of paper, which is odd because on the whole it wasn't the small green pieces of paper that were unhappy. - Douglas Adams The carbonyl is polarized, The delta end is plus. The nucleophile will thus attack. The carbon nucleus. Addition makes an alcohol, Of types there are but three. It makes a bond, to correspond, From C to shining C. - Prof. Frank Westheimer, to "America the Beautiful" Red (narrating): I have to remind myself that some birds aren't meant to be caged. Their feathers are just too bright. And when they fly away, the part of you that knows it was a sin to lock them up DOES rejoice. Still, the place you live in is that much more drab and empty that they're gone. I guess I just miss my friend. I for one cannot protest the recent M.T.A. fare hike and the accompanying promises that this would in no way improve service. For the transit system, as it now operates, has hidden advantages that can't be measured in monetary terms. Personally, I feel that it is well worth 75 cents or even SI to have that unimpeachable excuse whenever I am late to anything: "1 came by subway." Those four words have such magic in them that if Godot should someday show up and mumble them, any audience would instantly understand "his long delay. I always pass on good advice. It is the only thing to do with it.lt is never any good to oneself. -- Oscar Wilde, "An Ideal Husband" Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day, fritter and waste the hours in an offhand way, kicking around on a piece of ground in your hometown, waiting for someone or something to show you the way. Tired of lying in the sunshine, staying home to watch the rain, you are young and life is long, and there is time to kill today. And then one day you find, ten years have got behind you, no one told you when to run you missed the starting gun. And you run and you run to catch up with the sun but it's sinking, and racing around to come up behind you again. The sun is the same in a relative way but you're older, shorter of breath and one day closer to death. Every year is getting shorter, never seem to find the lime - plans that either come to nought, or half a page of scribbled lines. Hanging on in quiet desperation is the English way. The time is gone, the song is over, thought I'd something more to say... - Pink Floyd, "Time"

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Neeraj Kumar Hobbs. Nathan, Gavin. Venezia, Anthony, Omiie, Adam& C h r is: It’s funny how little a group o f guys can change in a long period o f tim e. 1 can't say that the past years have been the greatest, but they have been entertaining. T here are too m any inside jo k es and too m any hilarious situations to mention. E veryday there w ere about a dozen new things to laugh at. Many people m ay see us as being disturbed and lew d....they m ay be rig h tB e a m e r 1 ow e you a lot o f pens don't 1. Thanks for being there for me .One day my Tai friend, you will be able to easily fulfill to your M ercedes fetish "I'm not that pervertedM "Shaunessv So m any great conversations on the phone. Y ou alw ays laugh at my derogatory com m ents . 10th and 1 1th grade m ath...M odel C ongress....."Hey look coupons from M cD onalds. .if give them to your people Jam al can eat breakfast am i buy a new pair o f kicks.". ."If she laying down in the road, she w ould blend right in. "W hat is his nam e. Tyrone, Tito, Darnel ..." 1 love you baby. W e still have to hook up Nathan: Picture 10 years into the future. I'm a fam ous rockstar and you are fam ous actor, and one day you happened to get busted for soliciting a prostitute w hile 1 go nuts and start beating my roadie cause he didn't organize the M & M 's by color.. .we m eet in a jail cell in LA . .there is our reunion. D riving in the m inivan at 11:00 scouring No. Bruns ... finally m aking a stop at the Snappy Mart. "Okay who would you rather "I'll trade you a guitar and 3 m em bers o f your team for Dino and these three m em bers o f m y team. To all the people I didn't write to....sorry but you have no use to me

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Aquanetta:: damn you gots a b> girl. Marketti:" "Look at onion head run...his head attracts all objects o f lesser mass. Emily: My personal masseuse..we go back a long ways...goodluck. Brent: My WAWA Kunal: The summer o f 99' M r.Avella: Thanks for answering lifes toughest questions-M r. Stefani: I never really saw you as an authority figure..more as a good friend..thank you.Mom<£: Dad: Dad, thanks for letting me borrow /our clothes and playing golf and putting up with me.Mom, thank you for always going out o f your way for me. You both let me grow, and deprived me of nothing..thanks M D H I although you bullied me around I still love you.

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Meri and Science-Hoy Mikey: You listened to my problems, no matter how stupid they always were, and didn't laugh. Precious Cargo; Technicaly Jewish; Big ehoco pimp daddy; squids; silo; (io banana; Ugolin; Daddy Beef. 1he lamp; Bakery; dead little boys; satan eupids, password is ragamuffin; Mini-golf; Wells. Screw this. I'm going for a scuttle. I.ove you two. Julio and Skimbo:You have always been there for me, from rides in the "White Trash Mobile" to Science Class with the Amazing Sanlo in Sanfo-Vision. Y ou're insanely funny, and I will never think of you with out images o f/a n d a r. Beat the Meat Billy, lightswitch covers, or Dilbo Daggins. Y ou taught me about strange Nipple Grafting Cultures in Djabootie, why to never trust Juan Thomas the ghetto Psychiatrist with fart stories, how Bologna and other luncheon meats can make lovely undergarmets, and to beware of certain Italian Stallioas lurkmg behind trees in the park listening to your conversations. Always remember Who's your Daddy, and to beware the A of Doom. 1 love you two forever, you have been the best friends ever. From Liz Lampeniez, to Portia Nono-Brisliniez and Kristin Munoz, I have one last question lor you; Pre- Maimed Sea Monkey Cyber Loaves from Meat Town, Muu-muu wearing, Bootie labeling Funk Master Sam, or the Snot Mobile (Proff. Snot is included, doing the Lon tiling)? Peace Billies S u i c i d e * Rachel: I've known you 13 years, and you've always been a great friend. Blue Star Shopping, makeovers, Bennegins...we have to keep in touch. - L x n e .r & o rv . Midge: We are 100's of miles apart, see eachother once a year, and we're still best friends. Ever since I^ura-ling and 14 summer, we've been inseparable. Cha-ching!,"Steven, Steven, or Steven?", Pincer-bug gods, Wintergreen. candy in tampon boxes, green team song, .Alex, philosophy talks, "I have a freezer, and it keeps meat cold!!", * ‘ D e .s v Walmart proud. Miss Less Self-Esteem then a Rock USA on BET. I can't visit Jersey. I can't cross the Patomic Sea". m ere 1 love you Gidget. Ben and Sox:From neighbors to siblings, you guys are the best family I could ask for. The brook. Barbies, the ^ q scary door, home movies, Fluffy, knock Nixon, make-overs, the caca brush, fashion shows. Luck Charm, Matt&Ricky, Socrates, Carl and Kevin, Club CLEB . 13 years of memories. I love you both, I could talk to you about anything, c e W , and our fights lasted about 10 minutes. Y'ou two are everything to me. Julia:Thanks for being yourself, and encouraging me. "Sea-clusion". Sea Side, Victor, concerts, Aaron. t i o u G om m . Strumpet Crumpet: We know you will always love Kevin and seductice cherries. Bon and Ixn, prom, u n i c . d . V 'e ? cast party, Sea Side. Thank you for being a fabulous friend, your British Muffin will always love va! Where my girls at? My Parents and Family: Thank you all so much for everything. I don't know where I would be without all the support, love, and advice. I love you, and will always be vour little rubber face. Clark - I'll actually miss your weirdes: and loud drumming. Try not to bum the house down while I'm gone, carcas. Remember 1 will always love you. no matter what. Papa Joe and Grammy Elizabeth I rruss you both and know that you are watching over me. Ms, Turlish, Mrs. Herzberg, Mr. Kendalkand Nancy R: Without your tireless help, I never would have turned trte e m o q J out like I did. Thank you all so much for everything, you have all changed me for the better. Mr.Nichols: Thank you so much for helping me with Physics, and for putting up with me not getting it. Irene: You are like a second mother to me. You have done so much for me in my life. Remember that 1 will always 'T f f e r be your little girl, and love you. m £n

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Well, here we are. It is 4:30 Sunday morning. The last performance of the fall was last night, and here we are at the cast party. Everyone is either asleep, or went somewhere else. Victor and I are sitting on the countertop in Lizzie's kitchen talking about, well, heads (and stuff like that). I've given this page so much thought over the past four years, but now that it has come down to putting it together, I can't remember any of it. I guess I'd just like to thank all my friends over the past four years. They all have really made me realize what makes a good friend. There are so many people I want to thank on this page, but as I sit here writing this, I can't think of anything to say. (Aubrey, does that sound familiar?) But seriously, thanks to everyone who has given a damn over the years, and thanks to everyone who has given a damn when no one else has. Thanks.

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Pierogies, ““Oh, that’s so revolting!", ““Oh my god, we're back again”, “Try agam, try agam1”, "Gotta get your groove on!” You’re hilanous! Don't ever change and keep yourself focused Loveya’ NUaia: It seems as though we have already laughed at and talked about everything that has happened over the past couple of years, so I'11just touch on a few Dos, Seaside, Sharpie pens, keys, "lesha”, guys knocking on windows, Jade Frost. You’ve been a great friend and l love you Don’t worry. I’ll come visit Brent: 1don't know what to say I've been sitting here for 10 minutes trying to figure out what to say to you. From the first day that you walked on the bus and we had a conversation, I felt a connection between us We have gone for so long as just such good friends, but 1 honestly believe that it goes much deeper than that What will happen 1 don’t know, but regardless, 1 love ya', punk1 Ross: My g brotha'1 1don't think that I have ever met a guy so willing to do for others before doing for himself. 1 appreciate that so much l am so glad that we have become so dose this year (if you now what l mean) 1love you so much and 1would do absolutdy anything for you You better K I T ! Caselv: C-Murda', you are the man! You are so sweet and I ‘m sure that you will succeed m all that you do 1 appreciate all of the times that you tned to cheer me up when I was down, and even though we bicker sometimes, I still care a lot about you. I'll miss you. K I T Randall: White Thunder, what can I say? I could talk about how you almost killed me speeding down Easton Ave. or about how much you sexually harass me. But, instead I’ll say that you really are a great guy Good luck with everything K.I.T Andrew Q.: My favonte Backstreet Boy’ We have become really dose over the past year, especially during the Peer Leadership Retreat (45 minutes, Swiss Vanilla lotion ) You made my day every 6th period You’re going to find a great girl someday You deserve only the best Love ya’ Vanessa: You are without a doubt the coolest girl I've ever met Lunches just dnving around for no reason and raiding the clearance racks at Kmart were the best Study hall was awesome Hey, Vanessa^Awesome, remember1 No, seriously, you’re great Loveya’! K.I.T. Neeral: My Indian brotha' You have brought a tear to my eye so many times with your vulgarity and lack of control over your bodily functions But, I have managed to see past all o f this to the great guy that you are I know that I get on you some times about your choices, but it’s only because I care You’re gonna be great at whatever you do 1have so much faith in you. Don't let me down. I love you. Toni & Melissa: I have to put the two of you together because you are the cutest friends 1have ever seen. You two are so funny Melissa, you are just so sweet that you deserve only the best Tom, we have had our disagreements, but 1 really do respect you and all of your opinions. Both of you better K.I.T. Love ya’! Allton: We've been through a lot since 9th grade, and I'm glad that we’ve gotten through it all The prom was a lot o f work, and I’m glad that I shared the joy with you Good luck with everything Beam: We have definitely found a lot of similanties between us that overshadow the differences We have dnfted a little this year, but you are still a great friend to me. I have no doubt that you will succeed in the future You better keep in touch with me! Love ya’ Andrew H.: You are sooooo hot!!! 1 love you! MeyKa R: It’s really strange what brought us together Rene1 In the end. I’m glad that all o f that happened because we really got to know eachother Thanks for the message on TRL! Loveya’ Samara: Thanks for all of your advice You’ve helped me through a lot. You are definitely a wonderful friend I’ll miss you! Shoot Outs To: The P-Way bus, my Peer Leadees, Lee, Farrah, Francme, Warner, Nathan, Anthony, Mike, Christie, Emily, Daniela, Megan, La'Kasha, April, Jose, Kristen, Mallika, Lauren M , Robert C A Janessa

To ail of my family members, friends, and teachers that I couldn't fit on the page, I love you and I wouldn't be where I am today without you. Hugs & kisses.

Morn: I have absolutdy no idea where to begin Your message should lie the easiest one for me to wnle, but for some reason it is incredibly difficult for me to find the words to do justice to what I am feeling You have, without a doubt, been the most dominant influence in my life Even when my father was around, you were the one who had the final say (or so you thought) I mean, who managed to get Mozzarella Cheese and Pudding Pops with the snap o f her fingers? (WdJ, besides tlus, you always had control Ila, ha!) There have been times that 1 fdt you had loo much but I know now that you were just trying to protect your little girl I have always appreciated everytlung tliat you’ve done for me You have given me the guidance and love necessary to get me where 1 am today 1 will never be able to repay you (and you won’t lie able to repay me if you know what I mean $2,067 53 OOPS, I lost count Just kidding) I owe you life I truly do understand that It’s obvious that there is so mudi I want to say, but I don’t have the room, so I’ll make the rest short and sweet For all that you have done and ail that you are, I love you, “Mommy Dearest” Father: Diok what you've missed Charles: 1must begin tins with an apology For so long, I let my immatunly and selfishness cloud all o f your efforts. You tned so hard to be my friend, and I just wouldn’t let you For this, I am truly sorry Having grown since you entered my life, I have come to realize just how great you are You are one o f the kindest people I have ever met. I will never forget our Sunday outings and Saturday morning tarnis matches You have provided an influence that I so desperately needed 1know that I can always turn to you Ihank you for ail that you have done for me and my family 1love you. Nani: To my “naru” For all the pots of collard greens and trays of macaroni & cheese that were just for me, I thank you For all o f the school vacations that I spent with you on Graham Avaiue, I thank you For all o f the valuable life lessoas you taught me - from saving money to cleaning toilet seats - 1thank you And, for all of the times tliat you sat in your chair while I vented about my stresses and for all o f the times that you told me not to cry, I thank you. You did what no one else did You really listened For all this and more, 1love and thank you Unde Dick: Oh, how I wish that you were here With all o f Die stresses in life, I would love to lie able to sit down and play a fun game o f “Old Maid” with you (only if you let me win, o f course) Even as a child, it was easy to see what made holidays so much fun YOU From loud card games to outrageous jokes, your presence brought a joy to all of our hearts Dance recitals haven’t been the same since you left us I will never forget all that you did for me I love you. R IP Aunt Phyllis: To be blunt, for as long as I can remember, I was scared o f you You were the only one who wouldn’t let me cry and stomp my feet to get what I wanted You always set me straight, but you did so out of love looking back, I appreciate how you aimed to keep me in my place Throughout it all, I have never questioned your love. So, to my godmother, from your "Olive Oyl”, I love you l!nde Steve: I honestly don’t blow what to say I love you with all of my heart I remember all o f the holidays spent with you and “Mr Claw” chasing Jasmine and I around the house I remanber all o f the times you told me tliat you were gomg to be the one to approve my first boyfriend I had even told myself that you would be the man to walk me down the aisle on my wedding day All of these dreams died the day you did I don't thmk that I will ever be able to undo-stand why things happened the way they did, but one flung tliat I do understand is how much I was loved by you You always made me fed speaal and you always made me laugh You were a wonderful man and your spint will live in me always So from the bottom of this “Puddm’s” heart, I love you. R I P Auflt Neb; So many changes have taken place in your life in the Last couple o f years, some good and some bad Although it may be hard, please don’t let all o f the bad overshadow the good You have two beautiful little guts to be strong for You have a family who would do absolutely anything for you And, you have a loving man who is watching o v a you everyday Please keep your head up, if not for yoursdC for Jazz and Steph I love you Jasmine: You have so much gomg for you at such a young age You are smart, funny, and beautiful Don’t ever let anyone tell you any different For someone your age, you are so full o f life and strength Please always be strong for your mom, your sister, and yoursdf I’m proud o f you, Jazzy I love you Rachel: You have been like the sister that I never had I must admit that rt was hard at first to get used to, but I have honestly enjoyed hearing you sing in front of my door at 8 00 on a Saturday morning, and I have even come to not mind you sitting naked and farting on my face to wake me up I won’t be in the house with you forever, so you better be good and watch out for everyone. I love you, Rach. Stephanie: You were the light after the storm They say that everything bad is followed by something great That great something is you You are loved so much by so many people Always remember that Michelle A Marqulta: It’s hard to believe that when we were younger, we weren't as close as we are now Michelle, you used to pick on me unti] I cried Marquita, we just could never find the time to really get to know eachother as friends instead o f cousins I’m glad that all three o f us have finally become as close as we always should have been 1love you both Don't do anything 1wouldn't do LaShara: I can remember exactly what I was thinking the first day you walked into Mrs Wright's fourth grade class “Wow, h a luur looks like mine!” Whether it was the strength o f the Wave Nouveau or the Leisure Curl, something similar between us brought and kept us together Not only have we made it through the dreaded "fifth grade fight” but we managed to stay friends o v a the last four years I must admit, I was really scared that we would lose contact but I am so glad that we haven't Thanks for always sticking by me You are and always have been a true friend Loveya Stephanie D: '“Oh, my gosh1 Oh, my gosh!” From the first day that we met in Arbor School I knew that we would be friends for a long time We have laughed together and even cned together over the dumbest things, and through it aft, we have remained great friends I don't have many people who I know that 1can turn to no matter what, but you are definitely what I would call a "best friend” Honestly, I can't remember the last time that we talked on the phone, and I lost track o f how man> messages we have left on eachother's answering machines, but when we get together, it’s as if nothing has changed You're a great friend. Love ya’ Linette: Girl you are too much for me! For so long, I never thought that we had anything in common. But, that all changed in aghth grade when I realized what we did have m common: Scott1 No, all joking aside, I really got to know you in aghth grade, and although we don't get to talk much now, you’ll always be my girl Good luck keeping all of those guys off o f you and please remember to keep your head on straight. You are capable of so much Eres una chica muy inteligente Nunca olvides esto! Candace: At times, we have been like water and oft, unable to agree on anything But, when it comes down to if I know that I can talk to you about anything and you’ll always give me your honest opinion Even if we don’t always agree, I appreciate that Thanks for always bang truthful. Stay real and don't ever change. Stephanie W.: I hope that one day, we'll truly be able to get past all that has happened fremavne: N eva before you have I wanted to say "those 3 words” And, not since 3-29-99, have I wanted to say them to anyone else. We have hit our bumps in the road, but through it aft, you have meant the world to me I love you now and whateva may come in the future, you better believe that I always will Smooches, doodoohead Education has been my main priority and learning would not have been possible without the following: Miss Battaglia, Dr. Rigney, SEEDS, JoAnn’s, Mr. Wittman, Miss Patti, Mrs. Dutta, Dr. Loy. Miss B.: You’ve been more than my teacher You've been my friend Dr. Rigney: Thank you for seeing something in me and guiding me towards SEEDS The experience has changed my life. I am eternally grateful. R IP SEEDS: 1' m h a e because of you. I’U make you proud .loAnn’s: Miss Jo Ann, Tara, JilL, and everyone eLse, thank you for helping me really appreciate dance Mr. Wittman: T h ae is so much that I could say, but I chose to keep it simple You’re the best1 Miss Patti: You are the only reason that I go into the office Thanks for all of your help with everything. Mrs. Dutta: 3\i a e s una profesora muy buena1 Thanks for listening to all o f my problems! Dr. Lav: 1 have never been given so much support with my wnting Thank you for all o f your guidance

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(If only Kol wasn't there ), renessance fair, been through, or toe friends**, that you gave me- If you can break free Mid make just wart tfl cottege fl get my revenge' I know, i know, rm a menu. •ntober bee never break V 2 gate n my basement damn! ; 16 seconds coach. i wee «o doe*' • sNtok .nytotogs posable thanks for always bstog there to Men to me no toe ongfrial super bowl parties gettei my sisters bathday bU how else cotid ' have goo* from hearty cover** e erdto to 2nd r* toe -state' at 6 morrthe hUi? (i love prep bl' • -o) toara lor r " * 8* btr" a a ?y ' souvled- tooup* things heve sue changed smee ou pory putts* ' uj w«h ma a» IN . tone-without you strrporl and gudence i coirfve never drwmed ol ccomptehlng what. <*d-you r e ^ set ip &zzie wants u manl'. 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Daniel Marketti

Kelly Lynn McWilliams S t e v e : Hey there H.Hi Now, where to begin? We've been through so much together:good times,laughs,tears, bad times..no wait, I don't think we've had any of those :) its a good thing 1 PREMIERE 1! Who knew we would have the strong relationship we have now? Who knows how long it will last?..hehe All I know is that the time we've shared together has been the best time of my whole life. I never thought anybody could care about me as much as you do. You are the sweetest, kindest, most loving, gentlest, most caring person in the worldl.."no ifs, ands, or butts about itl“ I don't know what I would do without you. You've changed me in so many ways that only I can understand. Thank you so much for all the times you were there when I pneeded somebody the most, I love you with all of my heart and nothing or nobody will ever change that 1 = SAG, KLG, KAG, PMGi..we'll always remember: all our "firsts", B.M., Bethany Beach, Virginia, Prom (night), X" our talks outside, “you’re the greatest", and many more to cornel E m ily : All I can say is, what the hell ’1 q would I do without you? 1 “My only friend" seems to have worked out throughout these 4 w o n d e r f u l years. —1 jq But we're finally leaving! 1 Thank-God you were here to help me make fun of people, its what we do best 1 3 S O I'm sure we will always remember our "Madonna Act", the movie "Wild Things", Bethany Beach w/ Ronny Berkle g" q and "Matt", Cristina's party!, laps of Easton Ave, and, of course, the hotel room in Cape Cod..ya know your? tTJ 3* bed thing..I'm tellin' you, it was "SHAKAZOOLOO"! You're an awesome friend who could always make me laugh, j x , and it seems as though that usually happened when I was drinking something, which eventually came flying out *3 o my nose or mouth! We HAVE to make sure we stay in touch after we graduate! I can't imagine what my day would _ 3 £ OQ be like w/o you there to make me laugh. Anyways, you have to invite me to your wedding!“HEY KEVIN! SUE: I £ } '—• r must admit, you are one of my more interesting friends..talks about Kohl n Steve seemed to be the “hot topic" ~ O btw ourseleves, remember when I fell flat on my face?..or dropped all that popped corn in Geometry class? O c 3 Good Luck in the future! J e s s i c a : Latin Class'letters to DEVIN, T.B.“Jacob, talking to Erick,"make me YL n pretty",..of course never Latin! , Cape Cod, I know you want to be my sister, but I'm thinkin' we'll just *< pretendi Good Luck in the future! K r i s t i n e : "lil K", Quasy, licking everything in Latin last year!!, cb *SUUUUUEEEEE“, X-country (TOE PATH“moon patrol!), Softball, JON PHILLIPS was all me! Good Luck SWEETIE! V *hehe*' I'm gonna miss you: R yan : swimming, NES, “GO JEN 1' HOT GUY FROM PENNINGTON!, some rides to swim 5 practice" of course only on Tues. n Fri. Good Lucki I gonna miss you! C r i s t i n a : X-country (TOE PATH STORIES!), Swimming! (NES) “GO JEN l“, HOT GUY FROM PENNINGTON!" you know he wanted me!. Psych., St at, Bennigan'sl, coolest person in the worldl, “why waste your time?", nice party!, "reading"! R a c h e l : “Rock Climbing Rambow Rachel- !, “Billy Goat I n II", "RAEI" model walks on the runway through the hallwayl, locker^ slamming, peer leadership retreat talks...ya know! hmm, maybe its my turn to walk into the rope..lol! I'll miss you! J a s o n : HELLO JERK!! hehe, “MON", "J“, the J in Jason stands for JERK!, peer leadership retreat, psych “dead turkey!! eewwww, "K says hi"..remember that? BUTCH!! W a rn er: “POKE", stares in psych. "W.S.H.H.H." “Warner "Slap Happy Horney" Howard!1, BUTCHl ugh..,lunches Jr. yr. E r i n : "Hello O", "O BOE", WILLOWS, Great Adventure, Matt and his bseesion w/..ughem :)., always there for talks about Matt, I know we will continue to see each other, but I will still gonana miss you. M a tt : obsession for oh I dunno, maybe 7 or 8 years!, long ass talk about..ya know, Barbie song, SPANKY, throwing sticks at my window!, Cape Cod, j doing my essays, doing whatever I want! Good Luck at Navy!! M aryi "HI!!" You're aswsomel FAMILY: THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH FOR EVERYTHING YOU'VE DONE FOR ME I I DON'T KNOW WHAT I WOULD DO W/O YOU1 I LOVE YOU SO MUCH AND NOTHING I COULD EVER SAY OR DO WOULD BE ABLE TO FULLY SHOW MY APPRECIATION FOR EVERYTHING

Julie Ann Miller Mom and Dad:thank you for always being there for me. You’ve helped me get through all o f those stormy days and nights; whether it was by sharing your own umbrella or by giving it to me to protect myself, you always walked with me, even if it meant that you would expose yourselves to the rain. No matter what people say, just knowing that you care that much about me and that your love is unconditional, has made me stronger. Thank you for always believing in me and for fighting on my side. I love you. Manu,Rob, and Farah: I can’t believe we don’t have any pictures yet! Thanks for being such great friends. I'm so glad that we all finally found each other. Thank you m ost of all for sticking by me, for putting up with my corny jokes, and for laughing with me (and at me). W e’ve had so much fun together! Remember: hair gel, disgusting pizza that looks like barf, wbl I-"why aren ’t medical students ever outside?”, pizza and cannolies, Khaki pants, trying to gross each other out at lunch time, laughing uncontrollably for no reason at all. Eye sight, the four m usketeers, Manu and a half, Dipsy, when Farrah tried to park, JAM, “rriiggghhhtt....”, when Farrah, Manu, and I make Rob think w e’re crazy, physics class/lab, when Farrah lost her priveleges (do you know why?lol), hanging out in the library, “can we please go to lunch now?!” , how much we always make fun o f each other, and all o f the other memories that are still to come. Thanks for everything! G od: thank you for walking with me and listening to me. Y ou've helped me get through some of the most tum ultuous times of my life. Just knowing that you are there, watching over me and carrying me when things get really tough, helps me know that everything will always be alright. I love you forever. Thank you for giving me so many special people in my life and for giving me the the chance to experience so many memories. To m y fam ily and m y friends: thank you for always supporting me in everything I do:, the plays: Annie, the Sound of Music, The Wizard of Oz, and The Battle of the Beds, every dance, voice and piano recital I've ever been in, every important and not so important event, and for always remembering me on special holidays and on special days. Thank you for always giving hugs, smiles, and com fort and for always making me laugh. You’re the best!

S c o rp io s 4 -ever

“C a n I keep y o u ? ” (C asper) " L i f e i s l i v e d i n m o m e n t s '-

“Don't worry about things falling into place. Where they fall is the place. (Mark Hartley)

Some things that are seemingly breakable also come with glue in the box.

“When the pawn hits the conflicts he thinks like a king. W hat he knows throws the blows when he goes to fight, and he’ll win the whole thing before he enters the ring There’s nobody to batter when your mind is your might. So when you go solo, you hold your hand and remember the depth is the greatest of heights and if you know where you stand, then you know where to land, and if you fall it w o n ’t matter because you’ll know that you're right” (Fiona Apple)

“Life isn’t a destination - it’s a journey. We all come upon unexpected curves and turning points, mountaintops and valleys. Everything that happens to us shapes who we are becoming. And in the adventure of each day, we discover the best in ourselves" (Stuart Hall)

Mehul Nagarsheth H arn ed : " Hie Persian C onversion”. W e had the best tim es together. W e’ve know n each other for only th e last tw o years ot RPS and w e ended up getting to becom e best buds. BC Calc, “ just because w e re taking this course, w e should get an aw ard ” . P asc al...y es no m aybe, Em m anuel vs. Pascal, and Stat "shortest guy in th e class” . W hatever problem s w e had. w e w orked on th em to gether man. T hose conversations w e had alw ays lasted at least 2 h o u rs.. .U niversal Soldier 2 sucked. "I hate that g uy” and T he M essenger, chilling th e day before SATs, the w hole IHOP disaster with Vlad, C a sely 's tongue. F arrah 's affection for V lad's naked body, Friends, you and all those 50 year old wom en, the learning center w hos a gangster, w hich one the first one or the second o n e ...th e best and yet m ost intoxicated and shortest d n ver in N J .. .1 know w e re goin to keep in touch over th e su m m er.. .good luck w ith everything in th e future and try not to get any girls p re g n a n t.. u r still too young. C asely: “B B B, ” tak e your pick. U know that this is what w e w ere p lan n in g on p u ttin g on our s a iio r p ag es...P u t th e pom m agazine aw a y ...th e indian guy saying this is not a library .as o f 11 22. w e still d id n 't go back there. M odel Congress w as aw esom e, Hao, Mr. Bartlett alw ays com ing in our room . H o b b 's rip e room , those ''g irls" changing on the 6th lloor, those tw o girls I H O O K ED tJ UP W ITH, your first ugly gf, ur new persian gf, th e AP G ov system o f studying, jen and “the com puter” at th e learning center, Surheka incident, te a rin g up", “back to back”, “ 1 sw ear” . Thanks for all th e help and laughs over these last couple o f y e a rs... it really m eant a lot to me. I know w e 'll hang out over th e sum m er. F ra n c in e : My G eorgetow n sis te r.. hopefully by now w e both got in. M odel C ongress once again, never hooked up w ith a guy there did ya? D oesn’t m atte r...60% o f the guys there w ere gay anyw ay, this is mv room too. “who got som e in our grade” discussion at W endy’s, that gay guy getting all th e girls. Lauren and th e Short hills guy in the m useum alone together at night with “nothing happening”. The H am ed and Kathy co n v ersatio ns...stop being jealous, Stat, A PEng, Pascal, the C hem istry pact with me, u, and Harned, A PH istory. slutty girls at RPS, W e’re com pletely equal in everything w'e d o ...T h an x for th e best and m ost interesting years at prep and hopefully th e sam e at G eorgetow n. Fred: you represent th e foundation for all th e excitem ent I had during my stay at RPS. W e w ere in so m any o f th e sam e classes since freshm an year, th e EuroH istory style o f m ultiple choice, labs with Pascal, AP G ov system o f reading once again, learning center with Iraq, parkm g ticket at th e greasetnicks th at night, ca n ’t forget about w restling as m uch as I w ant to, conversations about hot freshm an girls w ith Casely . .keep kissin up to all the girls and teachers. .ltl 1 help you in W est Point hopefully, good luck and let’s try to chill out over th e sum m er th is tim e. Farrah: these last tw o years have been crazy. I know Ham ed and I have treated you very harshly o v er th ese past couple o f years, but ju st to let you know, w henever w e talk about you. w e talk about how m uch w e really adm ire your strength and a b ility .. .you really had to put up w ith a lot o f garbage during high school, .mainly because o f th e w ay you d ress...ju st k id d in g .. you know 1 love you. keep in touch over the sum m er and in college. Mrs. Wacker, Mrs. Doryumu, an d Mrs. Gooen: Thank you so much for the m ost m em orable years o f m y life both inside and outside the classroom , you three w ork very hard and have inspired me not to becom e a teacher. I’ll m iss you all at college next year but 1 certainly plan on visiting. Mom, Dad, khanjan, Raj, Anup, Hasu Auntie, and Baa: .All o f you have provided m e with th e best things in life-love, respect, advice, and adm iration. There is no boundarv to limit how m uch you h ave helped me throughout m y life because the line is still grow ing I love you all and I w ill cherish all th e m om ents w e spent together w hile I ’m away. Thank you for alw ays being there w hen I need y ou and thank y o u for providing m e with a very large sum o f S$ w hile I'm aw ay at college and an excellent graduation p a r ty ...it’s g oing to happen one way or another I understand that there’s a lot of people I’m missing but in the

interest o f time and space, let me just give quick shout-outs to the rest of my senior buds: ross, kristin, alison, randall and sekou. wam er, kathy, ari, jason, jessica, lee, dan, risa, susan, julie ann, mike, portia, vanessa, toni and melissa. blaine. beamer, emily s, Christie., bob, avtar, hanny, vlad, samantha, shaunessy, emily w., kelly, venezia, nathan. oppy, anthony, hobbs, chris, neeraj, etc. ... thank you all for making these the best 4 years of my life...good luck to all o f you-class of the next millenium.

Melissa Needell

T o n i: You have becom e such a big part o f my life. I ca n ’t im agine w hat I would do w ithout you. I am so lucky to have you as my best friend. 1 know that I can alw ays count on you to be there for me no m atter what. N ever forget the Caym an Islands- Holiday Inn and S h ark y 's. Florida- Sasha T hum per, the Cherokee, security guard, all our m em ories from Jersey- the bow ling alley, m ovies, the car wash, grandm a, Roy Rogers, finding Hell House, and driving around our favorite place at lunch. I love you. d o n 't ever change. I know that no m atter w here we end up next year we will still be close. Vanessa: I ca n ’t believe it’s been six years. N ever forget papaya spray. Positive K. lake-vu, georgetow n-hom eless vet, eating lemon cake, listening to Sarah, having 10 people sleep in our room. We have been through a lot, d o n ’t forget the m em ories. Ross: From eating at the Som erset Diner to visiting Jai at Exxon, we alw ays have a lot o f fun. By the w a y ... are you thirsty? 1 know we fight a lot but you really are a sw eet person and a good friend. Caselv: I am glad that we have becom e closer this year and that you are m y co-leader. You are a funny person.Shaunessy: You are a fun girl. I enjoy our talks in class and our num erous attem pts last year at finding ways to get out o f gym .Stay sweet. Andrew O: Three words, Peer Leadership Retreat. Susan: Stay aw ay from Jai, h e 's m ine Erancine: Alw ays rem em ber my sister’s party and driving around W atchung.Melissa: It all started on the van with Peggy. N ever forget Friday night Canter food, shopping at the com m ons, and young judaea. Holly: One w ord, CA TS Stephanie: Even though 1 d o n ’t alw ays show it. I love you a lot and I am so lucky to have such an aw esom e sister like you. 1 am going to m iss you a lot next year Emily: You are not only my sistet, but you are one o f my best friends. N ever forget driving around listening to DM X and the late night trips to TCBY and Q uick Check. Thanks for alw ays being there for me. I love you. Mom and Dad: No w ords can express how much 1 appreciate your love and support. W hether I need help with work, or ju st wanted to talk, you have been there for me. I d o n 't know w hat I would do w ithout you. I love you both very m uch and I am really going to m iss you when I go o ff to college next y e a r ..

Susan Notch M o m - Thanks for always being there for me and supporting me through good times and bad, wrong or right Thank you for your sacrifices, love, companionship and understanding. And thank you for being my friend. I admire you and love you. Dad-Thank you for being there for me and always pushing me I would never have made it this far without you. Eddie + Michael-You guys were always there to make me laugh and teach me about life. Thanks. Kohl-No matter what I’ll never forget the good times we had and how much I care for you. You helped me realize so much about myself and helped me to grow up a little. Thank you for that. Even if we re not together, I'll always love you. Toni-Thanks for teaching reality . I had a good time getting in pretend fights and pretending we hated each other. I hope your life fall inot place and you’ll find happiness. Portia- Stop tripping everytime you see me! Did you find yourself yet? Emily-We had a lot of fun. Our secret handshake, looking potential, and scoring many hunnies. You were there for me a lot and I appreciated that. (I'm sorry I hit your car) I hope things work out for the best for you.

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Jess- we both had our share o f stress, and we helped each other through it. Thanks. Do you have any Tylenol? I still want to know what you wrote about us in that Psych paper o f yours. Dots. Prom contracts, this is tru e... your awesome postcards. Always getting the story form you and Samantha first. What dreams may com e... enough said. Thanks for being there for me! Don’t hesitate to call me up and vent at college! Avtar- spelling bees, tied with Samantha for setting world records o f quitting sports.. Mom you’re in the wrong lane! Psychohoesbeast . multiple choice queen, amnesty. . great laughs during lunch. Thanks for being there. You are so awesome- don’t change Warner- conversations about sports to economics. . spin serves... lunch... you are awesome Jason- awesome bio project. Rachel eating all o f your food . .. Beam and Christie- "I can’t control it!” Lets go driving sometime! Beam-soy una hormiga Julie Ann- Lites, Utah, the log flume, brigantine, jewel, roadshow, thank you for being there. You’ve made a difference in not only my life but many others as well. Farrah- don’t get stressed out- from math to physiscs, we still don't know what we are doing! Liz- thanks for the math help I still don’t get it. Kathy- “vamos a jugar una juegete’’ NO! We can’t have a quiz! Please! Draw a line... have fun in med. school You’ll be a great surgeon. You are so sweet don’t change Mehul- take pictures o f teachers- don’t ask to change the test...you are awesome! Mike- so w e’ve changed least since freshman year . you are so nice to everyone, you are an awesome musician don’t change! Megha- all three sports, you are awesome- love R1FA Kate- AKA wild thing, papa smurf, 99, you better win states next year. Just concentrate and don’t forget to throw out you gum Love your catcher Nancy, Marilyn, Caroline (shirt patrol), and the rest o f the LITES- you guys are awesome. Keep inspiring people, because you really inspired me. I love you guys. Y.W.- stay sweet and have fun! Mrs. Klinger, Mr.Shiftman and Michelle- “If you work hard good things will happen.” Thank you so much for making me work. You have made such a difference in my life. Mr. D, Mr. Akerman and Dr. Gotlieb- thanks for helping me not only in sports but also in life. My teachers- thank you so much for all your help. 1 wouldn’t know anything if it weren’t for you Thanks. My family- thank you for putting up with me. I couldn’t have made it through if it weren’t for you. I love you guys!

Sam antha- we are such big procrastinators. I always get all the gossip from you and Jess. So what sport are you going to try out for this season? Thanks for listening to everything. Thanks for being there. Emily W. - 1000 points every gam e all 50 min. I see a hole out t h e r e . . if you work hard. . From western civ. to psychology y o u ’ve been there. Sixth sense at regal .. RU concessionsdropping cheese all over m e .. thank for the memories. You have been a great friend. Kelly- I luck Upset! Draw a picture to pass the tim e... you are an awesom e p itch er... stop writing on my hand! Have an awesom e time in college - 1 know you had a great time here© from peanut butter cookies to sliding practice in the rain. It s been fun. D on’t change Rachel- cow partn ers.. Sanford terms . . our all night project . we had so much fun. You should play b-ball. Lunch was awesom e .. thanks for the laughs! Keep in touch Princess Ali- you are so incredibly amazing. You do so much for everyone- (including HP) from peer leadership to the prom. Trips to dunkin donuts, physics, prom contracts, limo. Thanks for being great.

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Thinking ...thinking ..painful! But one wonders why th a t thinking is so painful...and why so much o f it is going on! Mmmmm...sacrilegious..by this point, I ’d b e tte r have received all o f the TNG CDs...if not th e re will be heck to pay...or something close enough to it, at least. Or some other such s tu ff. Mmmmmmm, Alpha...Linux and Ray tracing(hopefully)....*gurgle*. Best memory: ju n io r year, with back to back English and AP Chem!! Now th a t was fun stu ff!!

Deeeeepti! I ' l l always remember AP calc...you tr a ito r you!

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J /k , have fun in whatever math you take, you know you love it!

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Where did Alice go? Where has she done to? No body knows! I ca n't see here anywhere!

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giant c ra te r o f chocolaty goo...mmmmm, the land o f chocolate...*gurgle*. Go bananna! Yay, such quotes o f fun! There are more things I would like to say...but I d on 't feel like putting them here now, s o l w on't! I'm sure you configure out what I mean *wink wink nudge nudge*. No. Glah! Oh no, a cow!! Run!! I hope your final year

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a t th e school o f fun will be good...just t r y to stay away from *him *. You know who I mean... Pikachu pika pika chu chupi!

Once again, the Silver Vinyl Fuzzy Loveseat Couch from Joyce Lesley. Remember Dracula Baby and Joseph? Let me ju s t say, if you happen to bring those tapes anywhere rear me again, I c a n 't d e 'held responsible fo r th e consequences. I t ju s t won’t be my fa ult! Aubrey...put the Pikachu down. Put it down! You stop shaking th a t thing th is instant! *Click!*

Cheeseholder! You were rig ht, it is senior page material! I f I haven't by now I wil fig ure outall o f Evangelion, Along w ith all o f my millions o f o the r Eva and Lightwave projects. They'll all be done sooner or later...or I ' l l ju s t fo rg et aboutthem, whichever comes fir s t. Yes, I said it... Tim!! Yes yes, I know Silver Vinal Fuzy Loveseat Couch from Joyce Lesley. And no, I'm not m irth fu l at all! Airclick! Speaking o f which, I'm sorry if I caused any damage to your skull from excessive clickage...but i f no damage was caused, please disregard. And as your are so fond o f reminding everyone involved, CAST PARTY! and M afia hasn't workedsince...gee, I wonder why? I t couldn't have had anything to do w ith the tim e o f course. The one thing I have to ask is why do you insist on h ittin g me all the time! Oh, the pain! The pain!! Ok, enough o f th a t. And thanks fo r all the help in math *heavy sarcasm ' ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ J H a v e a good time at tech next year...with all the freshmen!

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Elliot- I must have more shared memories with you than I do with anyone else. How could anyone else know to always go with the ham with fillings or remember th short lived success of "King of the Sea"? Buck up! It's only the begining.

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I am truly blessed by God to have two wonderful role models for parents. Dud, you are tunny and the best lather a person could have. Mom, you are funny too and the the best mother a person could have. I hope that one day I can show both of you my gratitude or at least do something nice for both of y o u . I am the son of the two greatest parents in the world and th at’s the best thing in the world! R o b : What can I say my #1 friend in the world.I ve always tried to be like you because you have so many great qualities . Eventhough our lives are now on different paths I hope and pray that you find your way in life and I know that when you get there you will suceed in whatever you do.Steve and Liz- If you ever need someone to talk to I ’m always here for you guys. Dana- Good luck with school and whatever you do. Thanks for the shirt G randm a and G randpa D. Hey, how are are you two doing? I am always thinking about you. Thanks for everything that you two have done. You truly are strong considering what has happened in the past I can use you as examples for overcoming even the worst of times and triumphing over them.Grandma and G randpa S- Hogy vagy! Want some viz? Both of you are dear to me and I am always thinking about you and how you are doing. You have made me feel good about myself even when I do a bad job in a recital. I am proud to have both of you as my grandparents. Thankyou for being there and for caring for me! Fred: Fine I admit it, you know me more than others do at school. You Happy now? Thanks for the good times at the beach. Frederico the chico, I made you cry? What?, Wait until you get your car? Wait untill I get mine ‘cause I ’ll be 50, West point wannabe, a.k.a Mr. who says we can ’t play lacrosse on the beach mike? C-amiy: I saw it back to back. W hat’sm y name?..Yoda!!!,Tbe bus going to NYC and the freestyle sensation of Caseiy! Rush hour, so anxious but I ’m still that same ol ’ G! Return of the mack/Get at me dog! Not this time. Engine engine #9! Remember that? Thank you for being one of my closest friends. My main man Caseiy! Lee K: Hercules Hurcules Hurcules.. wait i t ’s VERBALEE VERBALEE VERBALEE! Working at Ceasars making Pizza pizza pizza! One day we 11 be like Tun and Maggoo. Just you wait! Sekou: Dj.Kou. Thankyou for being cool my man. I love that Dj.Kou mix tape! It is on fire! Rob Parm ar: You are a great person and you have been very nice to me. You ’re cool in my book! Jaimie : What do you want me to say? what up? LeKeisha : You are my good friend. Geometry class! That’s all I have to say! Have a great year as a senior next year and I ’m thinking of you.Beemer: I hope I didn’t embarass you in the winter show. You are just a great person and I wanted to let you know th at By the way, beemer’s doing fine. SteveMonL- Always remember All-state and the fun time we had . Keep on singing because you have a good voice. Otherthankyous: W arner :5678910/9/10, M rs.Dorvumu : Thankyou! Thankyou! Thankyou!!! May God bless you! Ms.GfenBon- you aregreat! M rs H unt: You are a special person to me! Thankyou for helping me have a better understanding of Theory. Ms, Collins -You do a great job with orchestra and you are a nice person and a great support to me. M r-M istri- You have made my playing so great in the past three years and that in itself is a blessing. I will never forget the first time I met you and you showed me a different approach to the violin. You have truly been an inspiration to me and I hope to make you proud of me when I get into Conservatory. You are a great teacher to all of your students and I am proud to be one of yours. Ms .Barrett - You knew me when I was Four years old and playing with a plastic violin and a peril as a bow. I still d on’t know how you sometimes put up with me but I know that whatever you did it was because you cared. Because of your patience and kindness, you made a four year old kid want to pursue the violin for a lifetime. I will always treasure the times I had with you. From Mike: Peace I ’m outta Here!

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"There are two things that I want you to make up your minds to: first, that you are going to have a good time as long as you live - 1 ha\>e no use fo r the sour-faced man - and next, that you are going to do something worthwhile, that you are going to work hard and do the things you set out to do. Teddv Roosevelt

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M O M a n d D A D - Y ou two am aze me. Everything you've been through and vour still so strong. Thank you for m aking me such a capable person. 1 love you tw o so much! M Y b e a u tifu l sisters - N ext year there w ill finally be tranquillity at 22 N ina Court. I know you w ill m iss m e starting a fight and then walking away, but don't worry I'll still get in trouble. S A R A H - M y little princess I'll still call you alm ost everyday and try to give you advice even if you d o n 't want to hear it. So m aybe you should just listen. Oh and thanks for feeding m e paint (jk)I love you smee! JE S S IC A - N essa thanks for always taking a break to dance with me w hile we w ere doing our hom ework. D o n 't worry devin will com e around! I love you Jessie! A NN A - Good luck in high school next year, I know you be tearing up the court. Rem em ber to always say “Good night say you prayers I love you.” I love you BABY! G R A N D M A B Y R N E S - I love you and your stories, and you always m ake m e laugh. G R A N D M A A N D G R A N D P A EG A N - D o n 't worry the Q ueen w ill always have time for Sunday dinner even w hen sh e's away at college. I love you Q ueen M other and grandpa. A U N T S , U N C L E S , A N D C O U S IN S - Thanks for all o f your advice through the years. I'm sure I’ll put it to use at college. I love all o f you v ery much! K E V IN - Y ou’v e put m e through a lot, but you've helped m e get through more. I know w e'll always be very close. I’ll m iss you and I love you. KEVl- Y ou know everything there is to know about me now and forever. I love you. Y ou w ill always be m y best friend. K E L L Y - W ithout you at Rutgers Prep I don’t know w hat I w ould have done. Thanks for putting up with me all these years I love you. J A C K I E - I wish I got to room w ith you m y sister is very lucky. I love you babe! D A N - Y ou helped m e get through a very tough tim e and for that I’ll always thank you. Y our a true friend. D R E W - Even though I never told you, I did have a good tim e at the pfom and I have you to thank. I'll m iss you Drew! S U S A N - Sum m er o f 99 was the best thanks to you. Y our so money! I love you Sue! K R IS T IN E ,E M IL Y R .JV Iegha- Shine m y fork, ***** letter outter, **** m y******, Y ou guys are the COOLEST! Nah Pucamunga M R S . K L IN G E R - Y ou have taught m e so m uch and I appreciate everything you have done for me. Oh and thanks for kicking m e out oi practice sophom ore year and eating m y vanilla crem e donut (j/k). D R . 1X)Y and M R S IX )Y - Dr. L oy you an aw esom e teacher and headmaster. Thanks letting me sleep w hile I w atched your children (j/k). I'll m iss you guvs! M R .S H IF T M A N - Y our the best, what m ore can I say. M R . D O U G H E R T Y - Y our a great teacher and coach thanks for everything. Y ou tell the funniest jokes. M S. H O F F M A N - Y our class was by far the best, everyone should take latin. Thanks for everything! 1 w ill m iss you A vtar, R isa, D ana, C hristina, D ave, Bridgid, K atherine, D evin (you know you w ant her), Mrs. R utled ge and K evin, Cross C ountry Team, and Basketball Team

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The combination of three new class advisors with three seasoned veterans has proven to be a successful one for the junior class this year. Thanks to the advisors' hard work and leadership, the class of 2001 has managed to organize and execute activities and fundraisers ranging from Citrus Sales to HalloweenO-Grams, the profits from which w ill go to support the Junior-Senior Prom.

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Daniela Accurso

Deepti Anbarasan

Rajesh Agarwal

La Keshia Baker

Julie Bamford

Rachita Bhatt

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Victor Boruta

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Joanna Danile

April Dever

Tristan Donahue

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Kathleen Dougherty

Todd Ingram

Stephanie Jacobson

Ivan Kanevski

Megha Kanwar

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Surekha Maddula

Ritesh Mallick

John Mangia

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Erin McKay-McElroy

Joaquin Olegario

Lauren Michaels

Nayla Oliver

Amy Miklos

Melissa Panzer

Steve Montanino

Meghal Patel

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Megan Scully

Rehan Shamim

Deep Singh

Justin Slawson

Jennifer Snukis

Jason Solomon

Juniors: class of 2001

Virginia Soong

Mallika Tarkas

Jose Torres

Catherine Tucker

Cristina Weingart

Eugene Hsu

Sophomore Advisors:

H3EH3B9H sophomores Mrs. Dutta The faculty at Rutgers Prep is an essential part of the sophomore class. They teach us, help us when we need it, and encourage us to do our very best. From difficult tests to having parties, our advisory faculty is there every step of the way. And although they like to push us to our limits, we can only thank them for preparing us for the years to come.

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Aaron Chalal

Sheetal Chowdhary

Merdith Clymer

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Robert Cheese

Mr. Lamarra

Mr. Nichols

Veena Choubey

Justin D ’Agostino

Janessa Daniels

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Lisa Dychus

Scott Gordon

Nilaja Ford

Todd Gorham

Kristine Goetz

Sophomores. In between the freshmen and the upper classmen, we are the m iddle class. Throughout history, the middle class has been vivacious, energetic and essential. This year's sophomore class is no exception. Sophomores can be found anywhere on campus, from sports fields to classrooms to club meetings. The sopho more lounge is always a bustling center of activity where our varied personalities can mix. The sopho mores promise to contribute greatly to the Prep com m u nity, both this year and in years to come.

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Emily Holness

Jeffrey Jaworsky

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Lance Marshall

Seth Mittelman

Matthieu Newton

Kathleen Ocampo

Arthur Oder

Jordanne Owen

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Nina Parmar

Jared Piraneo

Sparshil Patel

Michael Proske

Ryan Patterson

Emily Rabinowitz

Charlotte Perrottey

Hemesh Rama

Justine Seligman

Julia Sheinin

Jonathan Sierra

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Ryan Stewart-Gardiner

Erin Turner

Annette Werbler

Michael Strong

Megan Urban

Jessica Wilson

Selma Studer

Ian Thomas

Catherine Wang

James Wang

Melissa Zaccagnino

Jennifer Ziznewski

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Freshmen: class of 2003

Chanelle Doryumu

Bridgid Egan

"W hat is ahead? W hat will high school be like? Are the courses really as hard as everyone says they are?" With these questions an d m an y o th e rs ru n n in g through their minds, the fresh men made their appearance at the U pper School. After the first days, m arked by fun, confusion and trial and error, they became respected citizens of the Upper School C om m unity. Due to H urricaine Floyd the coveted camping trip was cancelled this year, leaving the freshmen class to pull up their bootstraps and bond with new and old friends in their own special way. The freshm en class has joined to gether and is ready to face our next years as a united front, full of talented individuals

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Kathleen Shimalla

Melissa Scharf

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Julia Scheinbeim

Elliot Simon

Jenna Toubin

Frank Wang

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one, offering courses ranging from Algebra to

BA, mathematics Douglass College

BC Calculus to Statistics. Our teachers con stantly strive to show us how math is used in every day occurances. Though we are often skeptical of this statement, where would we really be without math? We are grateful to the math department for always pushing us to do our very best.

Walter Nichols BS, electrical engineering Lehigh University MS, management Pace University

Dr. Marc Gottlieb BS, BA, mathematics Villanova University MA, PhD, philosophy Temple University

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George Cohen BA, english Harvard University MA, english Northwestern University E d M , m a th e d u c a t io n / m a th in s t r u c t io n

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Garrett LaMarra BA, applied mathematics R u tg e r s U n iv e r s it y

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Department of

History History teachers at Prep work hard to prove the importance of learning our past history to un derstand current times. They teach us more than

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Russell Bartlett BA, english and history Yale University MA, divinity Harvard University

just facts and dates. They give us the informa tion needed to comprehend current events, po litical races and world news. Without them we would all be voting based on which candidate looks good in jogging shorts. Prep has an exten sive list of history classes students may choose from. Whether we are on a Comparaative Reli gion field trip, or learning about violence versus non-violence, the history department is always

Richard Karman BA, history Albion College MPhil, english history Columbia University MEd, administration T e a c h e r s C o lle g e o f C o lu m b ia U n iv e r s it y

helping us strive towards excellence.

Anne Glennon BA, english and philosophy Trinity College in Washington DC P G y e a r at U n iv e r s it y C o lle g e in D u b lin

MA, ancient and medieval history Seton Hall University EdS, administration Seton Hall University

James Ackerman BA, history and humanities MA, social ethics University of Southern California BA, MA, divinity Cambridge University

Louise H. Dewar BA, history Trinity College MA, history Monmouth University

Philip Mundy BA, history Yale University

Suhrid S. Gajendragadkar BA, political and social thought, history Univeristy of Virginia

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Department of

Science D e p a r tm e n t H ea d

Science is an ever-changing field which the teach ers at Prep manage to keep up with. From Mr. Avella's corny physical science jokes to Mr.

David Masza BA, biology Lehigh University MS, aquatic ecology Cornell University

Nichols' version of "Who Wants to be a Million aire?" we all manage to have fun in science class. The science department at RPS is certainly pre paring us for the future.

Ralph Avella BS Ed, science education Seton Hall University

Robert Dougherty BS, w ildlife biology MA, counceling psychology MEd, education Rutgers University 118

Walter Nichols BS, electrical engineering Lehigh University MS, management Pace University

Jacque Lamb BA, chemistry Russell Sage College

Stephanie Spano BS, chemistry University of Delaware

Andrew Morris BSc(hon), applied biology University of Wales, Cardiff PG certificate in Education 119

Department of

English

Anne Glennon

English at Prep is about more than vocabulary

BA, english and philosophy Trinity College in Washington DC

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words and short stories. Our teachers manage to incorporate real life situations with interesting

MA, ancient and medieval history EdS, administration Seton Hall University

novels. Our English classes open us up to the ideas that Big Brother could be watching us and that there is a world beyond television. From acting out Shakespeare in Mrs. Herzberg's class to explicating poems in poetry class, Prep's En glish department is always looking for exciting

Barbara Herzberg BA, english Oberlin College MA, english literature Wroxton College, Oxfordshire

ways to teach English to its students.

John Kendall BA, english Princeton University MA, education Goddard College

Dr. Steven Loy BA, english Princeton University MA, educational administration Stanford University EdD, educational administration U n iv e r s it y o f C a lifo r n ia at L o s A n g e l e s

Audrey Doryumu BA honors, english and Drama University of London

Russell Bartlett BA, english and history Yale University MA, divinity Harvard University

Jill Redl BA, french Gonzaga University MA, english literature University of Virginia

Florence Gange BA, secondary education, english S ta te U n iv e r s it y o f N e w Y o r k at P la tt s b u r g h

MA, english literature Saint Bonaventure University

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Department of

Foreign Language The Foreign Language Department at RPS offers

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Martha Horohoe B A , fr e n c h a n d h is t o r y G r o v e C ity C o lle g e M A , fr e n c h la n g u a g e a n d lite r a tu r e P u r d u e U n iv e r s it y

courses ranging from French Writing and Com position to Japanese three. The teachers try to encourage students to learn about the language but also the culture of the countries we study. They creatively design projects to excite us to Pamela M ansfield

learn to speak languages that will help us get ahead in the constantly evolving world.

B A , fr e n c h a n d h is to r y G e o r g ia n C o u rt C o lle g e M A , fr e n c h la n g u a g e a n d lite r a tu r e M id d le b u r y C o lle g e a d v a n c e d s t u d ie s U n iv e r s it e d e G r e n o b le

Ann Bosch B A , M A , fr e n c h C ity C o lle g e o f th e C ity o f N e w Y ork D e g r e S u p e r ie u r , fr e n c h La S o r b o n n e , P a ris

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B A , M A Spanish J a w a h a r la l N e h r u U n iv e r s it y o f N e w D e h l i U n iv e r s id a d C o m p lit e n s e d e M a d r id U n iv e r s it y o f N e w M e x ic o in A lb e q u e r q u e

Kathleen Hoffman B A , c la s s ic a l s t u d ie s U r s in u s C o l l e g e M A , c la s s ic a l s t u d ie s V i l la n o v a U n iv e r s it y

Vivian Turk-Perez BF, a c c o u n t in g K ea n C o lle g e

Nathan Lutz B A , fr e n c h R u tg e r s U n iv e r s it y

Helen Underwood B A , e n g l i s h a n d h is t o r y U n iv e r s it y o f S w a n s a e , W a le s M A , c o n t e m p o r a r y J a p a n e s e s t u d ie s E s s e x U n iv e r s it y , U K M o n o y a m a D a ig a k u , J a p a n P G C e r tific a t e o f E d u c a tio n , j a p a n e s e a n d fr e n c h U n iv e r s it y o f N o t t in g h a m , U K

Jeffrey Kirkman B A , Spanish and pyschology

Yale University M A , Spanish Middlebury College

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Department of

Computers Prep has an extensive computer lab with a com plex network system complete with brand new (green) Mac computers. Students are encour

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Ann Pentlicky BA, english Rivier College MLS Rutgers University

aged to use the amazing resources available for everything from research papers to computer art projects. As we reach the new millennium, Rutger Prep School strives to keep up with the computer world.

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Peter Richardson BA, history Dartmouth College MBA Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute MCSE

John Kendall BA, english Princeton University MA, education Goddard College 124

Laura McClanahan BA, architecture and Spanish Lehigh University

Barry Wittman BA, mathematics MS, mathematics MS, computer science Rutgers University

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Department of

Art Rutgers Preparatory School has an amazing art department with courses ranging from Drawing

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and Design to Art and Architecture. With an

M adeleine Fair-Polymeropoulos

elaborate art building, it is no surprise that Prep's

MFA, BFA, painting Boston University MS, museum education Bank Street College of Education

art department is top notch. With encouraging teachers like Prep's it is easy to challenge our selves to be our very bests.

Nancy Roselli MFA, BFA Moore College of Art MFA Rutgers University

Susan McCloskey BA, art history University of Massachusetts

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Scot J. Wittman BFA, painting and printmaking BA equivalence, art history M a s o n G r o s s S c h o o l a t R u tg e r s U n iv e r s it y

MFA, printmaking Cranbrook Academy of Art

Laura McClanahan BA, architecture and Spanish Lehigh University

Dominic Kline BFA, photography Philadelphia College of Art MFA, photography Cranbrook Academy of Art

Frances Mackey BFA, ceramics Maryland Institute College of Art

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Department of

Music Walking through Prep's halls, it is not surprising to hear harmonious music rising up from the music department.

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sereneding Mrs. Gooen. Prep's instrumental groups are just as pleasing to listen to as well. Music at Prep is one thing that truly makes us a community. Hearing piano music in the lounges is yet another reason why Prep is indeed a warm place to be.

Jean Meyers-Hunt BA, music history and performance College of Saint Catherine MM, music theory and composition Wayne State University

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BA, education MA, performance College of N ew Jersey

Jocelyn Collins BA, music education Westminster Choir College

Department of

Physical Education

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Nes Forney At Prep we work hard to build not only our

BA, physical education and english University of Charleston MAT, physical education Emory University

minds but also our bodies. Our gym teachers encourage us to add more weight to the ma chines and to try harder at sports. They create fun games like micro-pong. It is no wonder physical education at Rutgers Prep is so enjoy able.

D ir e c to r o f A t h le t ic s

Mary Klinger BS, athletic administration Douglass College

Robert Dougherty BS, w ildlife biology MA, counceling pyschology MEd education Rutgers University

Marc Tyree BS, sociology Rutgers Universit

Heidi Kearnan BS, education Bowling Green State University

Michael Lamb BS, sports management R u tg e r s C o l l e g e o f R u tg e r s U n iv e r s it y

Larry Santowasso BA, history and education Bethany College

Michelle Stevenson BS, education Boston College

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When Prep students think of life in the lounges they think of relaxation from the hustle and bustle of the school day, comfy couches, and peer bonding. During morning meeting the entire school gathers in the lounges sur rounded by the warmth of Prep Pride to listen atten tively and respectfully as other members of the com munity make announce ments. The lounge is a place students can congre gate to chat with friends, cheer on a stirring chess match, or listen to others play flat melodic blues on the piano.

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The locker areas are a place where students can gather and catch up with friends as they get their books from their lockers. The halls around the lockers resonate with commotion and activity as friendly words and greetings are exchanged before hurrying to class. For the freshmen the locker area holds spe cial significance; in many ways, it is their lounge.

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Despite the abundance of extracurricular, athletic, and social opportunities, the primary focus of stu dent life is on academics. The wide array of classes offered at Prep, from art and ar chitecture to discrete math, makes it possible for almost all students to find at least one course that interests them. Classes are small so students have the opportu nity to interact with their classmates and teachers. The demanding academic environment illustrates the truth of the school motto "Severn res est verum gaudium." (Hard work is true joy.) 143

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When Prep's students are not in the classroom, they can be found in many other places on campus. In nice weather, some may be spot ted at the pic nic tables be hind the field house, sitting under trees studying or talking to friends, in the gazebo gazing at the Raritan, or in the caf eteria. Others can be found playing games on the com puters, reading in the li brary, or playing catch out side in a field. The amphi theater is also a great place to simply sit and ponder. 145

Last fall, the Upper School went on a field trip to New York City for a full day. Although it rained the whole time, the students report that the day was not only educational but fun, as well. It was a great way to take learning out of the class room and into a large, cultural city. The fresh men went on a one-day ropes course in order to come to gether as a class, since the Freshman Camping Trip was canceled due to Hurricane Floyd, as was its counterpart, the Senior Retreat. The French classes went on a trip to New York to see the classic French play Antigone. The freshmen also went on an excur sion to the Museum of Natural History in New York. The fresh men and their peer leaders vol unteered many hours at the Franklin Food Bank to get a start on the required ten hours of community service. The help was much appreciated, by both the staff and the patrons. 147

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A couple of years ago Babi Das ('99) and Club Advisor Mr. Wittman noticed that they each ate these specific mints throughout the day. Feeling free to ask each other at any time for one, they soon found other people with the same fondness for the strangely strong mint. THAT is the HISTORY OF HOW THE CLUB was founded. Today the club is more than just people who eat mints. Dues paying members get together, discuss issues about school life and purchase small gifts for the benefit of the school.

the Altoid Club

R. Peterson, Mr. M ass, A. Prince, J. Seligm an, H. Rama, J. Greenblatt, A. Werbler, H. Studer, A. Sheppard-Singh, H. Bazargan-Lari, M. Karl, S. Gertner, S. Sim on

The main goal of the Argo this year was to make it more of a "People Paper" - a more personal newspaper in which more students could become more involved. To accomplish this goal, two new sections were added: "The People Pages" and "Off the Cuff". Both of these sections were open to ALL Prep students who w ished to write or to offer their opinion. "The People Pages" include such topics as summer experiences and after-school activities, w hile the "Off the Cuff" staff posed questions such as "How did Hurricane Floyd affect you and your family" or asked seniors to offer advice to freshmen on "How to survive your first year at RPS." __

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Academic Team competes in w eekly matches as a member of the Somerset County league. Last year's J.V. team placed first in the county. In addition, the team placed as semi-finalists in the statewide Rutgers University Academic Challenge. This year the team is enjoying continued success within its league and has placed first in the region in the Academic Challenge.

Amnesty International is a worldwide non-profit organization that protests human-rights violations and increases awareness about important causes, both in the USA and abroad. The Rutgers Prep chapter was resurrected in the spring of 1999. In our meetings, we discuss human-rights issues and compose letters that encour age world leaders to correct their abuses. Every week, we receive "Urgent Appeals" from AI, which inform us of current situations that need our immediate attention and letter-writing abilities.

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Amnesty International

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A. Shah, E. Chandler, P. Meares, K. Shimalla, D. Kansagra, R. Subramanian, A. Gordon, K. Auciello

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Community Service

To graduate each grade level at Prep, students must accumulate ten hours of community service. Making sure each student fulfills this obligation is the job of the Community Service Executive Board. The Board, which is comprised of students and faculty advisor Mr. Bartlett, finds community service opportunities, makes them known to the students through announcements and posters, and helps with the various paperwork required to a lot the earned hours. Popular past events have included Tour de Cure, Wheelchair Basketball, and the Disabled Children's Events.

Cum Laude

The Cum Laude Society is the secondary school equivalent of Phi Beta Kappa. Every year at Honors Convocation up to six juniors and up to six seniors are elected for their complete record at Prep. To be eligible, students must have an honors average at the time of selection. Once the members are inducted, they help the community by tutoring younger students who are struggling in a subject. The society therefore not only acknowledges the students for their achievements, but also provides them with a means of sharing their knowledge with others.

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M. Karl, S. Montanino, B. Carpentier, R. Mallick, J. Slawson, W. Gindin

N. Holt, F. Kim, S. Lockett, S. Simon, J. Greenblatt

E. H o ln e s s , E. L a m p e n , S. C h o w d h u r y , H . R a m a , D . K lu g e r , J.A . M ille r , M . J a in , M r. B a r tle tt

From p la y in g quake to d esig n in g softw are and b u ild in g supercomputers the Computer Club is always on the cutting edge of new technology. The club members can be found in the computer lab at all times of the day and are always w illing to lend a helping hand to people who are less skilled with computers.

Computer Club

A . S h e p p a r d S in g h , C. S c h u e le r , E. S c h e r b , H . S tu d e r , K . C h e c c h io , K. H o n g , M r s. G o o e n

M r s. S p a n o , A . G a s p a r d , H . H a lm o , L. K e r m iz ia n , M . N e w t o n , R. C a h iw a t, S . G e r tn e r , M . P a n z e r , P . M o s h in s k y

the Disc Golf Club

Disc Golf club members play this fair weather sport primarily during the second semester, after the thaw. PDGA (pro disc golf association)#3837 club advisor Mr. Wittman leads his golfers both on cam pus and off. On campus, students of the sport practice their aim by throwing at targets. Off campus, students get a chance to compete at local disc golf courses.

A . H e b d a - B o d u c , L. S c h e in b e im , M . F o ste r , T . L in , J. B a m fo r d , E. L a m p e n , N . H o lt, M rs. T u r lis h , C . W a n g I v e r s o n , M . P a n z e r , H . H a lm o , E. H o ln e s s , S. S im o n

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The Environmental Club fights to raise awareness about environ mental topics. They are w ell known for their successful annual teeshirt sale fundraiser. This year the club intends to begin a program to test water quality in local rivers

The purpose of this club is to choreograph dances to various songs and music types, generally hip-hop. Members in the club create the dance moves, which they then teach to other members and practice. This club adds a fresh and different aspect to the art forms offered as classes and extracurricular activities

the Dance Club

M r. W ittm a n , G . R ile y , N . H o lt , A . V e n e z ia , N . K u m a r, A . O p p e n h e im e r , J. H o lla n d e r , T. I n g r a m , A . H o b b s

The Drama Club dicusses possible scripts for the annual fall and spring plays. They also give feedback and input on scripts given by Ms. Turlish. They decide wheteher they, as actors and actresses w ould like to produce and perform the plays, and if the audience w ould enjoy watching them. In addition, they put on the Coffeehouse Cabaret, (formally known as the Winter Show) which for the first time, occurs three times a year to give the student body more opportunities to perform a wide variety of drama. The Drama Club encourages people to use their cre ativity not only on but off the stage as well.

the Drama Club

V . S o o n g , M r. M a s z a , J. D a n ile

A . D e v e r , T . L in , L. B h a tt, A . C h io u , P. K u m a r , M . F o s te r , M . J a in , J. B a m fo r d , D . H ild r e t h , R . B h a tt, B . H o lt , A . H e b d a B o l d u c , A . P r i n c e , E . L a m p e n , J. G r e e n b la t t, D . A n b a r a s a n , S . S im o n , S. C a n n o n , M r. K e n d a ll

the Forensics Club

In the Forensics Club students engage in discussions and debates about hot topics in your friendly neighborhood lounge as well as on the world wide web. Participation in the club helps them hone their public speaking skills. The many activities in which the club participates w ill surely prepare the members for future public speaking endeavors.

M . P a te l, R o h it M a llic k , Q . O lig a r io , R. A g a r w a l, S . M it t le m a n , A . B rar, M . K a n w a r , R it e s h M a llic k , L. B a k er , A . G a sp a r d , W . G in d in , P. M e a r e s

the Judiciary Board

The main goal of the Argo this year was to make it more of a "People Paper" - a more personal newspaper in which more students could become more involved. To accomplish this goal, two new sections were added: "The People Pages" and "Off the Cuff". "The People Pages" include such topics as summer experiences and after-school activities, while the "Off the Cuff" staff posed questions such as "How did Hurricane Floyd affect you and your family" or asked seniors to offer advice to freshmen on "How to survive your first year at RPS."

This year, Excelsior underwent a big change, with three editors-inchief for the 1999-2000 editions. They worked hard to make their three issues of the school's literary magazine a great success. The editors, Jessica Greenblatt, Sean Cannon, and Samantha Simon, connected many different types of art, including poetry, pictures, and prose stories, thematically and artistically, to make each page both aesthetically pleasing and full of creative talent. The many new underclassmen who joined Excelsior this year added enor mously to the talent pool, and gave the editors many tough choices about which works to publish.

Excelsior

C. W a n g , J. L isc h , J. W a n g , J. M o n m a , S. M ittle m a n , J. J a w o r s k y , R. S c h la u c h , B. B e ls e r , A . B o g in e n i, S . L a p ic k i, H . K o , S. M u r th y

The French Club continues to be an organization that offers its members not only the opportunity to understand and experience French language and culture, but also to form a group that values friendship. Through our many bake sales and our annual Mardi Gras Dance, this attitude was displayed as the members came together to share French culture with our peers. We hope to gather even more members next year, and continue to provide entertain ment, French style, to our friends and classmates.

French Club

E. S c h e r b , J. D a la i, M r. M a a s , M r s. M a n s f ie ld , M rs. R e d l, P. S e ila u d o m

T h e K e y C lu b i s a g r o u p o f d e d ic a t e d s t u d e n t s w h o g i v e to u r s to f a m i li e s in t e r e s t e d in P r e p . A s r e p r e s e n t a t iv e s o f th e b e s t P r e p h a s to o f f e r , t h e to u r g u i d e s re a lw a y s w i l l i n g to g i v e i n s i g h t f u l t id b it s o f in f o r m a t io n a b o u t t h e l i f e o f th e s c h o o l.

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The Madrigal singers is an a cappella group directed by Mrs. Szeles. They are a small group of talented singers who have a genuine interst in music. They devote many of their activity periods rehearsing for the many perfomances they put on during the year. This year they were able to sing at Bridgewater Commons Mall and at an Assited Living Residence Hall. In addition, several of the members made All State, Region II Choirs, and the American Choral Directors Associa tion Eastern D ivision Honors Choir. They also put together a CD that featured both group performances and solos.

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Rutgers Prep's Math League, led by Mr. Cohen, is a club whose main focus is practicing and exploring challenging math problems. Math League meets about twice a month, once for a short in-house meet, and once for the away meet. The in-house meets are quick skills tests that students take during activity periods. The away meets are good opportunities, not only to sharpen math skills, but also to meet people with shared interests from many different schools in Central New Jersey -writing abilities.

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The Maroon Exchange is a truly electrifying club. We learn how to play the stock market to w in the most possible money. After all, money is what it's all about, right? The club also causes bad blood between the participants w ho all, for some reason, feel the urge to get their name on the plaque. There are also many unconfirmed rumors circulating on w hy the SMG2000 web site never works correctly and w hy no one's password for their account ever seem to work. But the bottom line is that the club is the most electrifying club in RPS, if you sm ell what the Maroon Exchange is cooking.

Maroon Exchange

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E. H o ln e s s , J. J a c k s o n , S . N e l s o n , C h e e s e , N . F o r d , S . L o c k e tt, L. B a k er , B rar, S . C h o w d h u r y , A . G a sp a r d

Model Congress

R . B h a tt, H . H a lm o , M . K a rl, A . K u r n it, S . G e r tn e r , M . Z a c c a g n in o , I. K a n e v s k i, A . H o u s s a i n , A . W e r b le r , P. G r u tm a n , T . G o r h a m , A . B o g a n e n i, S . M u r th y , E. T u rn er, N . R a n e , M . Z a c c a g n in o , D . K a n sa g r a , S . G o r d o n , R . M a llic k , J. P r e s c h e l, M r s. D e w a r , J. H o lla n d e r , T. L iz , S . H a n c e , I. G u ttm a n , W . G in d in

The RPS Delegates to Model Congress spent the November 18-21 in our nation's capital devoting issues pertaining to their bills and generally having a lot of fun. Our fearless leader, Mr. Bartlett, courageously led 27 students, providing extra information and guid ance when it was necessary. With perseverance many of our del egates were able to pass their legislation, and engage in exciting discussions on current issues and foreign policy. Everyone enjoyed the free day in DC either experiencing life in Georgetown or admir ing one of the other many historical features of the city. Whether in committees involved in fierce debate or exploring the streets of D.C. this year's delegation conquered the congress.

The Multi Ethnic Cultural Association is dedicated to the promo tion of increased diversity in our school's curriculumand commu nity. The goal is to enrich our school through increased knowledge, awareness, and understanding of diverse cultures and perspectives within our culture by addressing such issues as racism, sexism, economical and social inequality and prejudice of all forms: violent and subtle. This year, MECA sponsored a dance and their annual sleepover at the school. They are also participating in the Everyone's America program, choosing a different culture to celebrate each year. This year, they have dedicated their time and energy to the Indian-American culture

MECA

I. K a n e v s k i, C h a n e lle D o r y u m u , A . H o u s s a in , L. M ic h a e ls , J. S o lo m o n , S. K a n a c h , H . R a m a , S. M u r th y , F. H y m a n , N . V e n e z ia , P. S e ila u d o m , M . N a g a r s h e th , C. S c h u e le r , R . S c h la u c h , A . H o b b s , M r. B a r tle tt, C a s e ly D o r y u m u , R . R a g u n a th a n , E. S c h e r b

Every year a group of Rutgers Prep students head to Washington DC in an attempt to solve the world's problems. The students gather at the M odel UN conference for three days of deliberation and attempted problem solving. Unlike past years, the UN club has met on a w eekly basis to prepare themselves for the confer ence. It is a lot of work and a lot of fun

Model UN

R . S h a m im , A . S u z a r a , K . C h e c c h io , V . S o o n g , J. T o r r e s, C. S c h u e le r , M . F o ster , H . S tu d e r , D . A n b a r a s a n , A . P r in c e , M . K a rl, M r s. G o o e n

N . H o lt , A . D e v e r , M d m e . M a n s f i e ld , C. S c h u e le r , M . F o ster , H . S tu d e r , D . A n b a ra sa n

National Spanish Society

La Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica (Spanish Honor Society) is a country-wide organization sponsored by the American Asso ciation of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese. Students are inducted based on their performance in Spanish and in overall coursework. This honor is given to selected seniors and some outstanding juniors

SADD

Students Against Dangerous Decisions dedicates itself to deal ing with many serious issues including; AIDS awareness, suicide, depression, and substance abuse. They have taken on many ambitious project to accomplish their goals. They made a video on suicide prevention that was presented at a national conference. This year they are looking forward to reviving the S.A.D.D. carnival.

The National French Honors Society is made up of a group of students w ho have achieved excellence in the study of the French language. French students who have demonstrated proficiency are inducted after completing French III. They must have an honors average in French and no other grade below an 80 in the semester of their selection.

National French Society

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Students are inducted into this honors society to recognize their achievements in the school's literary publications, Excelsior, Ye Dial, and Argo. They showed an active interest in writing, and, through their hard work, talent, and dedication, succeeded in creating

Quill & Scroll

mm M r s. D u tta , T . D o n a h u e , S . T e n n a n t, N . C o d y , C . A la im o , F. H y m a n , M . M ia n o , A . O d e r , C. W e in g a r t, V . C h o u b e y , K . S h im a lla , C . W a n g , M . N e w t o n , S . C h o w d h u r y , N . P a rm a r, R . S a n d e r s , L. D y c h u s , H . B a z a r g a n -L a r i, V . A b r e u , P. G r u tm a n , M . P a n z e r , D . M a r g a n o ff, L. B r z e z in s k i, M . K a n w a r , M . N e e d e l l

M r. M a a s , L. M ic h a e ls , N . H o lt, S. M u r th y , A . S u z a r a , F. K im , J. G r e e n b la t t, S . G o r d o n , M r s. M a n s f i e ld , M . K a rl, S . L o c k e tt, P . M e a r e s , R . S c h la u c h , K . K a p u r , A . G o r d o n , M r . A v e l l a , K . A u c i e l l o , J. S la w s o n , P . S e ila u d o m , P. G r u tm a n , E. C h a n d le r , A . C h a la l, C . D o r y u m u , K . S h im a lla , R . S u b r a m a n ia n , B. B e ls e r

Senior Prefects

Whether putting up the flag every morning, making sure the SID is up to date, or proctoring classes, the senior prefects are always lending the school a helping hand. Prefects are se lected by Mrs. Gooen through an application at the end of junior year, and from that moment they are called upon whenever help is needed. By offering their assistance these seniors do an honor to themselves and hope to give something back to the school that has gotten them to where they are now.

M rs. D u tt a , S. G e r tn e r , M . K a rl, J. D a la i, D . M a r g a n o f f , R . S c h l a u c h , L. B r z e z in s k i, I. K a n e v s k i, A . P r in c e , J. G r e e n b la tt.

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Tri-M (Modern Music Masters) is the international music honor society for secondary school students. Its chief aim is to foster greater interest in musical performance and expression. Students are selected based on skill in musical performance, outstanding contribution to school musical ensembles, scholarship in music theory, and personal and musical leadership in the community. Trips to NJPAC and community performances are just a sampling of the activities in which Tri-M participates

The 1999-2000 School Council contributed to the RPS commu nity in many different ways. In the wake of the tragic Hurri cane Floyd this fall, Council raised almost $1400 and collected cans and goods in a relief project for disaster victims. The Toy Drive helped bring joy to cancer-sticken children at holiday time, by collecting almost 400 toys for the cause. Council also organized entertaining events such as "Tape the Teacher," College Bowl and College Bowl Deux, and it has always brought the school community together via its seasonal Burger Blasts.

School Council

K . H o n g , R . P e te r s o n , H . S tu d e r , C. S c h u e le r , E. S c h e r b , A . S h e p p a r d S in g h , M . J a in , K . C h e c c h io , A . H a r k o v , P. S e i l a u d o m , F. K im , F. H y m a n , C . D o r y u m u , J. G r e e n b la tt, S . L o c k e tt, M . N a g a r s h e th , M . K r o la k , M rs. G o o e n

_______ X " " El Club de Espanol extends beyond what students learn in their Spanish classes. It is dedicated to activities that create awareness and appreciation of the cultures of Spanish speak ing countries. El Club de Espanol has dedicated itself to a myriad of activities; from the Hurricane Mitch Relief Drive to the popular churros sales and the Spanish Club bulletin board

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the Weight Lifting Club

The weight - lifting club is an organization that offers students the opportunity to utilize the weight room. Some students can't make it to the gym in the off - season and this club offers them the opportunity to get in shape for the sports they play later in the year. They also get a chance to rehabilitate injuries.

The "Ye Dial" is both the school yearbook and the organization that produces it. Club members perform various tasks including design ing page formats, taking pictures, writing texts, and puting it all together on the computer. Working on Yearbook requires a wide variety of talents and much dedication. Without this group, the book you are holding in your hands right now would not exist.

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The Video club is a place for talented individuals who enjoy depicting their art through real life. It is also a club for those who enjoy movie making and learning how to make a video. As a club our goals are making videos, shorts, documentaries, and other audio-visual projects. The video club is most active during the spring season and has plans to make a movie

As I write this, Steve is explaining to Susan the adventures of the Club's family in a strange space. Not normal for most clubs, but a bit too normal for ours. M eanwhile, Daniel is palming 3 cards at once, Mr. LaMarra is demonstrating to Nayla how to fold a card and lengthen it without breaking it, and I am here writing a blurb for Whose Club, SAVE, That Darn Club, whatever. We have fun here. Strange fun, but fun nonetheless. We are just a few mostly normal people with a few too many cards up their sleeves.

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Whose Club is it Anyway?

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BOYS SOCCER The 1999 soccer season left much to be

During the Season

known soccer schools, but as our overall

desired in both the eyes of the coaches and

season record shows, the team fell off a cliff

the players. The Argonauts left the playing

and wasn’t able to bring home some wins.

field with a disappointing 1-16 record this

Even with all the losses that the team faced

season. The team was made up of a strong

this season we stood strong and never gave-

suit of talented players, but as a team we

up, and most importantly we all had fun.

lacked the ability to score the goals that are

Next season the team is losing the

essential to winning a game. It was clear that

experience and seasoned maturity of seniors

the team had the determination and knew

Ari Harkov, Neeraj Kumar, and co- captain

what it took to win games in practice, but as

Andrew Hobbs. Hopefully next fall the

with most sports bringing your practice game

underclassmen will be able to lead the team

into an actual game isn’t as easy as it seems.

to a more successful season.

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Captains’ Favorite Memories

A n drew H obbs When we played Wardlaw, towards the end of the season, and were winning, but lost by a goal because of bad calls by the refs.

B ren t C a r p e n tie r The Gill game was one of the best games we played. It was cold and the game seemed hopeless, but we pulled together and played great. We almost won. Had it not been for a last minute goal against us. It gives me real hope for next year.

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GIRLS SOCCER During the Season

W om en's sports, especially soccer, have attracted much attention this past year. After watching the US W omen's soccer team beat China in the world cup finals, Rutgers Prep soccer players eagerly anticipated the '99 season. For the first time in prep's history, with an enrollm ent of 28, there were enough girls interested in soccer to create two teams. Coached by Walt Nichols, A ndrew Morris and Kathy Hoffman and under the superb leadership of Vanna and Rachel, Varsity ended the season 8-8-2, and Rutgers p rep 's first ever JV team went undefeated. The team tied Saddle River this year in a game that ended in a yet unresolved conflict which will pow er prep to defeat Saddle River next year. Highlights of the season took place at W ardlaw -H artridge and Gill St. Bernards. During the tough state

quarter final game at W ardlaw,the players worked hard together to win a game, ending in an especially memorable goal by Megan Scully, which advanced them to Prep B Semifinals at Gill. The team also show ed Gill's #11 that RUTGERS PREP = AWESOME. At the end of the season 8 players even received state honors for their performance. First team all-state lonors w ent to Jessica Wilson and Megan Scully. Rachel Kendall, Lisa Dychus, Jill Preschel and Catherine Verri were nam ed to the second team. Honorable Mentions w ent to Vanessa Abreu and Sara Dougherty. Through teamwork and unw avering support of num erous doting parents, loyal fac ulty and students, and Brigid the statistician from heaven, they had a great season. Congratulation to 1999 and good luck to the team of 2000!

Top Row: V. Abreu, M. Scully, S. Jacobson, Mr. Morris, B. Egan, S. Studer, M. Urban, M. Boehmer, C. Doryumu, K. Auciello, L. Michaels, Mr. Nichols, P. Kumar Middle Cluster: L. Dychus, D. Kansagra, M. Miano, K. Sikora, E. McKayMcElroy, K. Hong, S. Dougherty, V. Pharaon, J. Jablow, R. Kendall, J. Wilson, C. Perrottey Bottom Row: S. Chow dhury, K. Shimalla, J. Preschel, C. Verri, G. Ahluwalia

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Girl's soccer had an amazing season. Especially during our semi-final game at Wardlaw: we knew they would be tough competition, but we got together, played with heart, and beat a rival we had lost to before. It was a great feeling. What we liked the most about soccer season was the motivation that everyone had. No one ever gave up, but we still had a lot of fun.

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GIRLS TENNIS During the Season

The girls' tennis team's season spans from pre-season practice (before the opening of school), through the frantic weeks filled with many late matches, and culminates with the state tournament. Up until the very end of the season, we were undefeated, and we ended with a 10-2-1 record. The statistics speak for them selves, but what they don't tell is how close we came to winning conferences, and how we pulled together to accom plish a tied game with Stuart, one of our toughest opponents. Tire statistics also do not show the accomplishments of the team in the state tournaments. The excellent season put the Varsity team in a good position for states, and all three singles players (Megha Rao, Kristen Carlo, and Mallika Tarkas) and both doubles teams (Daniela Accurso and Surekha Maddula, and Hanny Studer and Susan Notch) ad vanced to the semi-finals. Unfortunately, Mallika, our third singles player, had to forfeit her states match due to a back

injury. Our first doubles team, however,advanced to the finals before being defeated by PDS. Along with the many freshmen who joined the team this year, there were also two more new additions: "the Gottman" and our scorecards. "The Gottman," our new ball machine, helped all the players sharpen their skills. Doubles players practiced moving in unison to cover all areas of the court, and singles players worked on their accuracy. During matches, the scorecards helped to pre vent disputes over set and game scores. The Girls' Varsity teams successes could not have been achieved without our coaches, Mr. Ackerman and Dr. Gottlieb. They helped us improve our game through drills and strategy tips, put up with us during crazy van rides, and were the inspiration for the ball machine's nickname. The return of six of the Varsity players next year makes for a promising 2000-2001 season.

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Captain’s Favorite Memory

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The day we beat Hun. They were ranked fifth in the Prep A Division and beating them showed we were good enough to compete against some of the best Prep teams in the state.

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CROSS COUNTRY During the Season

Cross country is a unique sport that challenges the participants' mentality and physical abilities more closely than one might think. The sport is an enigma to some first-time observers. Our perfor mances are judged individually, though we run as a team. All we seem to do is run; there isn't much variety to the sport. How do the teams score? These are valid statements for the first-time observer. For the most meets everyone runs as one team, from the inexperienced fresh man to veteran seniors. At the starting line we are all equal, we all have the opportunity to win the race. Cross coun try is not about winning however; cross country is about commitment, guts, and valor on the battlefield that is tne course. Our playing field is nature. During practices we grow in strength and endur ance as a unit, an entity that runs against another for dominance. Anyone in cross country can tell you that we do not just run. We must sense

the course, anticipate the enemy in front and behind us. The mind of a runner is just as active as his or her muscles. We learn what our bodies are capable of to determine when to sprint and when to fall back. In terms of scoring, probably more than half our team never knew how we scored- it wasn't the point. You knew if ou ran a good race or not. From those eginning freshman to the senior, we all felt the same anxiety before a race, and the same relief after. Cross country is a gallant sport. Al though both guys and girls' teams did not achieve the same tangible reward this ear as they have in the past, in our earts we know we did a good job. The experience gained from the cross country season traveled on with us to other sports seasons. More importantly, the seniors of 2000 gathered at States to give the competition one last run for their money.

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Captains’ Favorite Moments

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Emily W ilson

The toe path was always good for "moon patrols."

Dan Marcus

When I got lost in the forest at Newark Academy and Adam showed me the way, but 1 still won the race.

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BOYS BASKETBALL During the Season

Give a basketball team only ten play ers, a twenty-three-game schedule with six home games, without the previous year's captain and leading scorer, and one can only hope for the best. Given this predicament, the Rutgers Prep Boys' Basketball team fared extremely well, amassing many victories. The team achieved several notable victories this season, including winning the RPS Holiday Tournament and taking second place in the Plainfield High School Holiday Tournament. The Argo nauts also won games against public schools Dunellen High School, Somerset Vo-Tech, and 1999 state champions Wardlaw Hartridge on three occasions. Even in defeat, the Prep team showed pride and intensity. In the most exciting

game of the year, Prep lost by four points to a talented Timothy Christian team in front of a packed home crowd. Captains Sekou Davis and Anthony Suzara led a ten-man crew with key contributors Nathan Holt, Deep Singh, Jon Sierra, and Todd Gorham. Brent Carpentier, Justin Hollander, Casely Doryumu, and Steve Montanino rounded off a well-balanced Argonaut team, and added many quality minutes of playing to the season. Though the team will lose seniors Sekou, Anthony, Nathan, and Casely next year, the underclassmen have learned valuable skills that are sure to lead the team to success in the years ahead.

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Captains’ Favorite Memories

Sekou Davis Our first win against Gill this year, and when we won our Christmas Tourna ment.

Anthony Suzara

We were about making the most of what he had. We knew we weren't all grapes and cookies, but we knew no defeat. This team would rather die on their feet than live on their knees . .. And that's why we could compete.

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GIRLS BASKETBALL During the Season

The Rutgers Prep Girls' Basketball team continued their winning tradition once again this year. The season started off a little rocky, with a few close losses to the Hun School and PDS. Despite those first few games, the team managed to pull together midway through the season and accomplish an impressive 125 record. These wins included a 44-33 victory over Blair Academy, whose team was ranked among the top three in the Prep A Division. While some members of the team were plagued by injury or illness, the team was still able to pull through and emerge with a winning season. The Argonauts

were led by senior captain Emily Wilson, senior Resa Peterson, and junior Megha Rao. Underclassmen Jessica Wilson, Kristene Goetz, Lisa Dychus, Selma Studer, Mary Boehmer, and Megan Urban, also made major contributions to the team's wins. Prep is ranked third going into the State Tournament, and seventh in the county. Towards the end of the season, Prep will face its hardest opponents, but if they are willing to work hard and work as a group, good things will happen.

Top Row: Mrs. Klinger, Mr. Shifman, M. Urban, S. Studer, J. Ziznewski, R. Peterson, E. Wilson, A. Moshinsky, M. Boehmer Bottom Row: K. Goetz, J. Wilson, L. Dychus, K. Sikora, V. Pharaon, M. Rao, S. Dougherty, A. Newman

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Captain’s Favorite Memory

Emily W ilson

The Blair game was a good win, and an added bonus was when Mrs. Klinger tried to show off for Jim Stone, but failed miserably. Not a shot went in.

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WRESTLING Durine the Season

Wrestling is often seen as two men rolling around on a mat. Far from that, wrestling is a battle. The amount of selfdetermination, sacrifice, sweat, pain, and work it takes to be a successful wrestler is incomparable to any other sport. Even after wrestling a completely inferior opponent, a wrestler will leave the mat physically and mentally drained. The Rutgers Prep wrestling team came into this year with a healthy mix of several returning veterans and a number of talented underclassmen. Despite the loss of senior Andrew Hobbs early in the season to a knee injury, and the mid season loss of Nick Venezia, who, as a freshman, had already had a successful

year, the season has been a great success for the team. Lead by returning co-MVPs and Captains Andrew Venezia and Adam Goetz, as well as Captain Fred Kim, the returning State and Conference champi ons have almost met their goals. In addition to winning the conference tournament by more than 70 points for the third year in a row, they took third overall in the Newark Academy tourna ment, beating out 17 other teams. Look ing forward to the end of February, it looks like they will reach their goals of winning the state championships for the second year in a row, and also winning 10 dual meets.

Top Row: A. Hobbs, A. Venezia, K. Keegan, E. Simon, A. Goetz, C Bird, Mr. Dougherty Bottom Row: A. Crystal, F. Kim, A. Reyes, C. Cunnell, R. Cheese, B. Piraneo, J. Rubin

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Andrew Venezia The year started off a little slowly, but, during the holiday festivities we really picked it up and won our third straight conferences. It's the heart of the team, the fighting with our backs to the wall that I'll remember until I'm 42.

Fred Kim The wrestling team is awesome.

Adam Goetz Winning conferences for the third straight year.

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SWIMMING During the Season

The Rutgers Prep swim team changed dramatically this season, comparing to last year. Almost tripling in size, with approximately 35 students, we had to use a bus to get to and from practice each day, whereas last year we used one van with room for more people. Because of the increase in numbers, Mr Forney actually had a difficult time creating the meet sheets because he wanted to make sure everybody had a chance to swim. Returning members such as Gavin Riley, Kelly McWilliams, Ryan Patterson, Cristina Weingart, Emily Rabinowitz, and Steven Lapicki were always de

pended on to swim whatever Mr. Forney asked them to, with a steller effort. Also, new members like, Devin Scully, Mike Proske, Charlotte Perrottey, Ari Teger, Diana Sardelis, and Sasha Kanevsky were always there to get those few extra points we needed to narrow the score. Sadly, the Rutgers Prep swim team will be loosing 4 members from the team because they are graduating; Gavin Riley, Ari Harkov, Kelly McWilliams, and Dan Marcus. However, with incom ing new freshman and team we have now, they will only contiune to grow stronger and larger.

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Kelly M cW illiams Even though we didn't do particularly well this season, everybody still tried their hardest to do the best they could. We had fun, and a lot of good things came out of this year; Ryan broke the school record, all the freshmen on the team get those few extra points, and people like Emily, Cristina and Mike were ready to swim whenever Mr. Forney asked them to.

Gavin Riley It was a season of dizzying hights and crushing lows. There is a lot of promise for the future of the team. We are still young, but in the coming years I am confident that Rutgers Prep swim ming will soon be back on top.

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VOLLEYBALL During the Season

The girls' volleyball team saw both victory and defeat this season, but the most important part of the season was the foundation of a team. Two new coaches, Varsity Coach Kirkman and Junior Varsity Coach Hoffman, led the team, along with captains Rachel Kendall and Emily Scherb. Although the volleyball team got off to a somewhat disappointing and rocky start, they picked up the pace and proved themselves as the season went on. Through hard work and great leadership from both the captains and the coaches, the team pulled through with a

successful season. More importantly, the team began to see itself as a unit rather than a collection of individuals, and a team identity was formed. The team had lots of fun both on and off the court, cheering each other on during games and sharing jokes and embarrassing moments on the ride home. The girls learned that, no matter what happens on the court, the best pat of volleyball is the love of the game. Luck ily, this attitude also leads to the greatest successes.

Top Row: Mr. Kirkman, E. Lampen, J. Snukis, L. Michaels, C. Schueler, P. Seilaudom, C. Tucker, M. Karl, S. Gertner, K. Checchio, V. Choubey, Ms. Hoffman Bottom Row: P. H unt, E. Scherb, R. Kendall, R. Cahiwat, H. Halmo, M. Foster

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Emily Scherb Our volleyball team really began to bond and become more unified after repairing the space time continuum. Congratula tions on crossing the vortex, and completing a great season! Raise both your hands and pat yourself on the back!

Rachel Kendall Our second game against P.D.S. was an incredible game. The comraderie on and off the court was amazing, and the fact that everyone was working so hard kept everyone going,and made it really feel like a team

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History

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Ms. Pentlicky

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Mr. Szeles

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M iddle School Principal

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Jonathan Levy

Jesse Murphy-Cabell

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Ashley Artis

Christina Avgerinos

Stephen Black

Stefanie Capizzi

Elizabeth Caruso

David Chaise

Hannah Chalal

Julia Chazkel

David DeCicco

Stephanie Diaz

Mark DiGiovanni, Jr.

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Ricky Halmo

David Keegan

Matthew Kolasa

Michael Krahel

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Rosie Leavell

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Ashlee Murph

Amanda Paul

Ashli Roberts

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Danielle Satchell

Brian Scanlon

Amrita Sen

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iiighth Grade Formals Aileen Antonio

Sudipta Bandyopadhyay

" I a m n o t r e s p o n s ib le f o r y o u r

" L ife is lik e a b o o m e ra n g ; w ha te ver

a s s u m p t io n s "

goes a ro u n d comes a ro u n d a g a in ."

Karen Blazier

Kelly Krol-Buch

Hope Cannon

Samuel Christen

" D o n 't w a lk behind me, I m ay not

" I d o n 't a r g u e ... I ' m j u s t a lw a y s

" T h e f u t u r e b e lo n g s to th o s e w h o

" H a v e y o u se e n m y s h a d e s ? "

lead, d o n ’ t w a lk in fr o n t o f me, I m ay

r ig h t."

b e lie v e i n th e b e a u ty o f t h e i r

n o t fo llo w , ju s t w a lk beside m e."

d r e a m s . " - E l e a n o r R o o s e v e lt

Alexis Conklin

Meredith Cross

Caroline Dehart

Derrick DeSilva

" I t h i n k t h in g s w e n t w e ll, o th e r

" I lik e to re a d , y o u g o t a

"To each his ow n, and i f you d o n 't like

" T h e r e a r e n o r e a l f r ie n d s in

th e n w e lo s t th e g a m e . " - T o d d

p r o b le m w i t h t h a t ? "

it, there’s n o th in g you can do about it.

lif e . . . t h e y c o u ld t u r n o n y o u a t

I like black and nobody die d ."

a n y p o in t."

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Thomas Dwan

Lewis Goldsmith

Nicole Gray

“ I h a v e n o c o m m o n s e n se .

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“Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay a while, leave footprints in our hearts, and we're never the same."

Kanika Griffith " D o n ' t h a te m e b e c a u s e I ’ m b e a u t i f u l , h a te m e 'c a u s e y o u r b o y f r ie n d t h i n k s s o . "

Justin Higgins

Leigh Hofstetter

" I t 's n o t m y f a u lt , I 'm h a v in g a

" L e a v e m y p a s t w h e r e I ' v e be e n.

"7 lo v e th e b e a c h , I lo v e th e b e a c h ,

b lo n d e m o m e n t . "

-M e th o d s o f M a y h e m

I lo v e th e b e a c h !"

Andrew Husby " L ife is s h o rt - p la y te n n is ."

Natalie Jones " Take advantage o f life ,

" T h e r e 's n o w r o n g w a y to

because life is s h o rt.”

e a t a R e e s e 's "

Daniel Kaparski

Jason Karl

“ Lodi D odi, we like to p a rty , we don’ t

" Y o u ' l l n e v e r k n o w i f y o u d o n 't g o "

tause trouble, we d o n 't bother nobody." snoop D o g g y D o g , " L o d i D o d i"

Teddy Kelly

Sarah Kendall

Jessica Kissen

“ T h a t is so a m a z i n g l y a m a z in g

" T h e s e a r e th e tim e s to r e m e b e r,

" Y o u h a v e a g if t o f 2 4 h o u rs .

I t h i n k I ' d lik e t o s te a l i t . "

th o u g h t h e y w i l l n o t la s t

A l l th e m o n e y in th e w o r l d c a n 't

T h e H i t c h h i k e r ' s G u id e to th e

f o r e v e r , th e s e a r e th e d a y s to

b u t y o u a n o t h e r h o u r , so

G a la x y

h o ld o n t o , w e c a n 't , a lt h o u g h w e

w h a tc h a g o n n a d o w i t h l i f e ? "

w a n t to ."

Clark Lampen " I 'm

n o t as d u m b as y o u th in k I

a m , I m ig h t k n o w a t h in g o r tw o ."

- A l l t h i n k th e w o r l d

- B i l l y Jo e l

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Michael Lapicki

Ben Lichtman

Jimmy Markel

Sol-Ana Martinez

" N o t h i n g is a s s t r o n g as

" Y o u r fr ie n d s d o n 't g iv e y o u th e

'W h y a r e y o u r e a d in g m y

" I believe th a t n o p ro b le m is so large

g e n tle n e s s , n o t h i n g is a s g e n t l e

k e y s to o p e n th e d o o r o f th e f u t u r e ,

q u o te ? "

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th e y h e lp y o u p ic k th e lo c k s ."

on som eone else."

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Aalex Michaels

Neil Mittleman

“ T h e y 're gon na send me back to

" S a y h e llo to th e B ig S h o w ! "

O m aha, and I d o n 't even liv e there Rube Baker, M a jo r League 11"

Danielle Patterson " I 'm

o n l y t h is f a r , a n d o n ly

t o m o r r o w le a d s th e w a y " -D a v e M a tth e w s B a n d

Hannibal Person

Brad Pollock

Kiran Punjabi

Matthew Rafla

" L i f e 's lik e a p la y : i t ' s n o t th e

" I f y o u c a n 't h a n d le th e h e a t,

"T o the w o rld you may be one person,

" I f y o u lik e t h is s c h o o l, in v it e

le n g t h , b u t th e e x c e lle n c e o f

g e t o u t o f m y m ic r o w a v e . "

b u t to one person you m ay be the

y o u r f r i e n d s to be a p a r t o f i t . "

a c to n g th a t m a tte r s ."

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Ross M oshinsky "We don’t need no education. No thought control in the classroom. No dark sarcasm in the classroom. Hey! Teacher, leave us kids alone.-Rick Floyd"

w o rld ."

Jennifer Rapps

Sumanth Reddy

Erica Ronchetti

" A t r u e f r i e n d w a lk s in w h e n

“ Y o u r fu tu re depends on w h a t

"I'm special!”

th e w o r ls w a lk s o u t . "

y o u p u t in t o i t . "

Jenna Roth " N e v e r be s o m e o n e t h a t y o u are n o t."

Adam Sanders

Randy Santmann

Akash Shukla

Saurabh Singal

" L i f e is lik e a b o x o f c h o c o la te s ;

“ A A G T T O T W T - O f c o u rs e !"

" I m ay n o t k n o w the keys to success,

" T h a t's M r . M c M u f f in to y o u ! "

y o u j u s t h o p e y o u d o n 't g e t th e

b u t the key to fa ilu r e is t r y in g to

n a s t y , c o c o n u t o n e s ."

please e v e ry b o d y " - B il l C o s b y "

Joey Teahl

Harry Unimann

Diana Wang

“ When I g ro w up I w a n n a be

" B a d is n e v e r g o o d u n t i l

" I f y o u th in k y o u c a n , o r i f y o u

li v i n ' la v id a lo c a .”

w o r s e c o m e s ."

t h i n k y o u c a n 't , y o u 'r e r i g h t . "

"You got to start somewhere, you got to start sometime. What better place than here, what better time than now1"

Franklyn Steinburg

Benjamin Wolk-Weiss

Vinay Yalamanchi

Jason Zappacosta

" L i f e , la z in e s s , a n d th e p u r s u i t

" T a k e m e d o w n to th e P a r a d is e

" W a t c h th e t r a m c a r p le a s e !"

o f p a s ta .- G a r fie ld "

C i t y w h e r e th e g r a s s is g re e n a n d th e g i r l s a r e p r e t t y . " - G u n s ' N R o s e s , L e ts T u n e "

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Jets stink, Go Giants!

Aliens abduct the statue of liberty. 216

I think I'm going to be sick!

A little too much sugar Sammy?

I'm a genie in a bottle...

This is cool, almost. Twins Separated at Birth

Never bite off more than you can chew.

Aren't you a little too old to be playing with dolls? 217

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M iddle School Favorites 5th Grade Color: Blue Pet: Dog Food: American Sport: Soccer Subject: Cycle Rock Singer: Limp Bizkit Rap Singer: Will Smith Pop Singer: Britney Spears Boy Band: Backstreet Boys Hobby: Watching TV

Kind of Music. Rock&J op

6th Grade Color: Blue Pet: Dog Food: Italian Sport: Soccer Subject: History Rock Singer: Limp Bizkit Rap Singer: Will Smith Pop Singer: Britney Spears Boy Band: Backstreet Boys Hobby: Computer Stuff

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Kind of Music: Pop

7th Grade Color: Blue Pet: Dog Food: Italian Sport: Basketball Subject: Lunch K in d o f M usic: Rap/R&B Rock S in ger: Limp Bizkit Rap Singer: ]ay-Z P op Singer: Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera Boy Band: 'N Sync H o b b y : Watching TV

8th Grade Color: Blue Pet: Dog Food: Italian Sport: Tennis and Basketball Subject: History K in d o f M usic: Rock Rock Singer: Limp Bizkit R ap Singer: Jay-Z P op Singer: Britney Spears B oy Band: Backstreet Boys Hobby: Watching TV

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Top Row: Mrs. Jablow, Adam Blank, Matthew DiGiovanni, Sartaj Phanda, Thomas Kenmann, Zachary Miller, Phillip Cunnel Middle Row: Merissa Sigal, Lara Crystal, Christopher Loy, Lea Steinman, Bryce Dugar Bottom Row: Daniel Uchiyama, Vivian Peng, Varun Lakshminarayanan, Felicia Caporaso, Jason Weinreb, Julia Byrd

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Mrs.Corbin,William Utasi, Sean Crisafulli, Sydney Leonard, Kaitlyn Vasconcellos, A nthony Brooks Romit Patel, Douglas Ballanco, Thomas Kolasa, Daniel Dobalo, Henry Knabe, Sean Chen Priya Gaur, Ariella Lopez, Michael Metz-Pokopl, A m anda Lin

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Joel Travis, Rea Manikikar, Sophia Renda, William Bertelsen, Sean Szydlowski Mrs. Rusyn, Kristine Kaladas, Ruchit Patel, Scott Skolnick, Eliot Collins, Shira Kafka Ivan Chu, Alexander Edfort, Christopher Vasseur, Eric Shipper, Marie Caruso

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Mrs. Fordyce, Eden Herbstman, Caroline Syms, Tyler Shamy, Emily McCaarthy, Julia Wacey Alina Iougai Alexandra Johnson, Carly Fischer, Gaurav Sharma, Trisha Guchait, Ryan Burckhardt Victor Kabala, Kevin Roberts, Kyrstin Harris, M atthew Kansas, Sean Castrovinci, Jeremy Lichtman

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Mrs. Sloman, Kathyn Materna, Elizabeth Castner, Nicole Notardonato, Joshua Gluck, Kammi Shah, Lacey Nemergut, Mark Ello-Lukezic, Dominique Merlin, M atthew Kim, Devon Harris, Lisa Gagliastro, Christian Morris, Malika Phanda, Ravi Gogineni, Victor Ronchetti, Conrad Velazquez Absent: Nina Limaye

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Mrs. Moskowitz, Jaqueline Vesce, Michael Chang, Nikila Kakarla, Bhanu Ganti, Q uinn Gondek, Dylan Baxter Austin Wang, Nicholas Lindgren, Michael Longo, Daniel Cai, Rohun Sendhey, Michael Avgerinos Isabel Chu, Laura Materna, Michael Skolnick, Alexandra Campanaro, Vinita Saggurti

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Mrs. Howarth, Principal

Ms. Snook Assistant Principal

Mrs. Hardee Secretary

Mrs. Glace Math

Mrs. Yohem Counselor

Mrs. Jablow 4th Grade

Ms. Kazal 4th Grade

Mrs. Corbin 3rd Grade

Mrs. Rusyn 3rd Grade

Mrs. Fordyce 2nd Grade

Mrs. Sloman 2nd Grade

Mrs. Moskowitz 2nd Grade

Mrs. Kaufman Kindergarten

Mrs. Snitzer Kinegarten Assistant

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Mrs. Sulitzer Kindegarten Assistant

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Mrs. Leonard Pre-Kindegarten

Ms. McCloskey Art

Mrs. Redmond Pre-Kindegarten

Ms. N. Lisa Pre-Kindegarten Asst.

Mrs. Szeles Music

Ms. Collins Music

Ms. Finizio Computer

Mrs. Pentlicky Library

Mr. Forney Physical Education

Mr. Lutz Foreign Language

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thanks and congratulations to the seniors that helped create the 2 0 0 0 Ye Dial Hanny Samantha (Jessica) Alison as well as Risa Avtar and others who hunted and added I will miss you Mr. Wittman

F/3es/ aj/s/jes /<o //ie cla ss o f 2000

Seniors

Juniors

Vanessa Abreu: 69 Allison Drive, Sayreville, NJ 08872 (732)238-6499 Ross Albert: 23 St. Lawrence Way, Marlboro, NJ 07746 (732)536-3245 Hamed Bazarganlari: 324 Cozzens Court, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)698-1606 Antonia Bilardo: 1660 Van Buren Drive, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)422-0865 Sean Cannon: 11 Boxwood Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-0157 Kristin Checchio: 1836 West 4th Street, Dunellen, NJ 08812-1605 (732)9686908 Ronnie Cirka: 258 North 3rd Avenue, Manville, NJ 08835 (908)526-6927 Robert Dallas: 75 Acorn Road, Watchung, NJ 07060 (908)769-2745 Randall Dammers: 5 Marie Lane, Edison, NJ 08817 (732)985-6465 Sekou Davis: 50 Woodlake Drive, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)699-0961 Casely Doryumu: 11 Chipper Drive, Kendall Park, NJ 08824 (732)821-4475 Jason Dychus: 1070 Mayflower Court, Martinsville, NJ 08836 (732)271-1726 Jessica Greenblatt: 79 Reids Hill Road, Morganville, NJ 07751 (732)946-3508 Ari Harkov: 81 Coppermine Road, Princeton, NJ 08540 (609)874-7159 Andrew Hobbs: 20 Domino Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)560-9234 Nathan Holt: 1236 East 7th Street, Plainfield, NJ 07062 (908)753-2814 Kathleen Hong: 41 Muirfield Lane, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)218-1737 Warner Howard: 259 Bennetts Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-8457 Portia Hunt: 34 South Seventh Avenue, #2, Highland Park, NJ (732)3399378 Portia Hunt: 74 Tunison Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)545-9084 Francine Hyman: 225 Anderson Road, Watchung, NJ 07060 (908)753-9330 Manu Jain: 3 Nottingham Way, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-0885 Lee Kaczor: 96 Lawrence Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)545-6707 Rachel Kendall: 87 Oneida Avenue, North Plainfield, NJ 07060 (908)7694397 Frederick Kim: 17 Seminary Place, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)249-6264 Matthew Krolak: 18 Hollister Place, Fords, NJ 08863 (732)738-9556 Neeraj Kumar: 31 Point of Woods Drive, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)297-8706 Elizabeth Lampen: 245 New York Avenue, New Brunswick NJ 08901-1733 (732)937-8129 Eric Lemmo: 43 Sterling Road, RD#1, Princeton, NJ 08540 (908)281-7933 Shaunessy Lockett: 230 Grandview Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)7526919 Daniel Marcus: 1016 Central Avenue, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)8197533 Daniel Marcus: 1501 Richmond Road, Staten Island, NY 10304 (718)9805864 Daniel Marketti: 609 Lee Avenue, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)214-9150 Kelly McWilliams: 22 Karen Street, Kendall Park, NJ 08824 (732)297-5065 Julie Ann Miller: 9 Tall Oaks Drive, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)257-6422 Mehul Nagarsheth: 10 Plowshare Court, Marlboro, NJ 07746 (732)972-0404 Melissa Needell: 14 Gateshead Drive, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)725-6367 Susan Notch: One Poppy Place, Millington, NJ 07946 (908)903-1891 Andrew Oppenheimer: 2 Baron Court, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)536-8720 Robert Parmar: 3 Troilus Drive, Old Bridge, NJ 08857 (732)679-1972 Risa Peterson: 217 Wyckoff Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)563-0593 Jessica Piraneo: 17 Jared Lane, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)446-2769 Allison Prince: 6 Parkview Terrace, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)249-8603 Gavin Riley: 282 Easton Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1729 (732)2468435 Lee Scheinbeim: 96 Emerson Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)247-5821 Emily Scherb: 14 Allenby Lane, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 (908)322-4064 Christie Schueler: 426 Harvard Avenue, South Plainfield, NJ 07080 (908)668-6919 Patchaya Seilaudom: 142 De Mott Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)545-6439 Avtar Sheppard Singh: 812 Linden Avenue, Elizabeth, NJ 07202-1611 (908)527-9339 Samantha Simon: 7 Eagle Road, Marlboro, NJ 07746 (732)308-0210 Hanny Studer: 12 Maher Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)545-2595 Anthony Suzara: 44 Chain O'Hills Road, Iselin, NJ 08830 (732)283-3929 Michael Szeles: 133 Willowbrook Drive, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)821-6331 Andrew Venezia: 11 Wakefield Lane, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-1533 Christopher Wang-Iverson: 55 Wagner Road, Stockton, NJ 08559 (609)3974627 Farrah Weisfeld: 1076 Tullo Farm Road, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)4695759 Emily Wilson: 22 Nina Court, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-1355 Vladislav Yudin: 232 Tracy Drive, Morganville, NJ 07751 (732)972-5613

Daniela Accurso: 460 Washington Avenue, Martinsville, NJ 08836 (732)356-0599 Rajesh Agarwal: One Jimmy Court, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)846-0928 Deepti Anbarasan: 923 Case Drive, Neshanic Station, NJ 08853 (908)359-2731 Ineui Bae: 51 Ketcham Road, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)281-4139 La'Keshia Baker: 20 Wright Place, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)249-4882 Julia Bamford: 42 Cliff Court, Highland Park, NJ 07920 (732)247-8754 Rachita Bhatt: 3 Martha Street, Edison, NJ 08820-4404 (732)753-6507 Victor Boruta: 21 Meredith Road, Edison, NJ 08817 (732)572-6822 Romina Cahiwat: 10 Jacobs Lane, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 (908)232-2556 Kristen Carlo: 16 Edward Avenue, Spotswood, NJ 08884 (732)251-1041 Brent Carpentier: 211 Johnson Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)752-1172 Daniel Cary: 97 John E. Busch Avenue, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)247-2480 Katherine Christodoulatos: 79 Drake Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)247-4393 Ari Crystal: 328 Church Street, Bound Brook, NJ 08805 (732)356-6127 Naomi Dabi: 464 Lincoln Avenue, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)777-0937 Jason Dalai: 10 Gumani Court, Freehold, NJ 07728 (732)409-0226 Joanna Danile: 25 Magnolia Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)545-1549 April Dever: 19 Deborah Drive, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-8607 Tristan Donohue: P.O. Box 320, Mountain Road, Oldwick, NJ 08858 (908)832-5069 Kathleen Dougherty: 65 Schooley's Mountain Road, Long Valley, NJ 07853 (908)8763759 Kyle Ernst: 2229 Washington Valley Road, Martinsville, NJ 08836 (732)356-0085 Meredith Foster: 43 Peach Orchard Drive, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)238-6675 Alihah Gaspard: 17 Dahlia Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)937-8374 Samara Gertner: 80 Eton Way, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-0527 Walter Gindin: 55 Bonnie Drive, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)792-1962 Adam Goetz: 618 North Washington Avenue, Dunellen, NJ 08812 (732)752-6964 Rebecca Gunther: 1140 River Road, Readington, NJ 08853 (908)369-4088 Ian Guttman: 16 Trails End Court, Westfield, NJ 07090 (908)789-0099 Aubrey Hebda-Bolduc: 4 MacLeish Drive, Morganville, NJ 07751 (732)536-7222 Abeed Hossain: 222 Amethyst Way, Franklin Park, NJ 08823 (732)821-6080 Eugene Hsu: 23 Thatchwood Court, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)940-5643 Todd Ingram: 202 Copeley Way, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)422-0289 Stefanie Jacobson: 16 Darby Road, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)257-7915 Ivan Kanevski: 141 Birchview Drive, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)302-3058 Megha Kanwar: 3 Caitlin Court, Jamesburg, NJ 08831 (732)605-0094 Kunal Kapur: 31 Timber Road, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)238-0459 Marissa Karl: 12 Quid Place, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)972-2841 Daniel Kluger: 35 Ellsworth Drive, Warren, NJ 07059 (732)563-1155 Jacqueline Kuhn: 132 Christol Street, Metuchen, NJ 08840 (732)548-4837 Andrew Kurnit: 4 Garnet Street, Morganville, NJ 07751 (732)536-7494 David Licari: 1235 Easton Avenue, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)745-6766 Derek Liggett: 75 Lamington Road, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)722-3665 Theresa Lin: 48 Grove Avenue, Metuchen, NJ 08840 (732)494-6704 Surekha Maddula: 22 Cook Road, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)390-7805 Ritesh Mallick: 5901 North Oaks Boulevard, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)745-0643 John Mangia: 33 Hidden Lake Drive, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)422-7517 David Markham-Gessner: 6 Moraine Road, Edison, NJ 08820 (732)494-0891 Erin McKay-McElroy: 512 Benner Street, Apt.#5A, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)5721964 Erin McKay-McElroy: 609 Benner Street, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)819-8254 Lauren Michaels: 4 Barlow Road West, Edison, NJ 08817 (732)985-3674 Amy Miklos: 1050 George Street, Apt. 12D, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)247-6598 Stephen Montanino: 14 Honeyman Street, Princeton, NJ 08540 (908)359-5808 Joaquin Olegario: 697 Grove Avenue, Edison, NJ 08820 (732)549-3658 Nayla Oliver: 107 John E. Busch Avenue, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)828-6055 Melissa Panzer: 13 Heath Drive, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)704-8660 Meghal Patel: 14 Matthew Court, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-0530 Parag Patel: 3 Shawn Court, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)951-1249 Daniel Qureishy: c /o Waqar Qureshi, 3001 North Oaks Boulevard, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)993-1067 Megha Rao: 190 Butler Road, RD#1, Franklin Park, NJ 08823 (732)940-9039 Devjit Roy: 29 Hershey Road, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)613-1967 Benjamin Rubin: 51 South Adelaide Avenue, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)937-9796 Devin Scully: 1901 Woodland Terrace, Bound Brook, NJ 08805 (732)356-2464 Devin Scully: 61 Hillcrest Road, Martinsville, NJ 08836 (732)302-3044 Megan Scully: 1901 Woodland Terrace, Bound Brook, NJ 08805 (732)356-2464 Megan Scully: 61 Hillcrest Road, Martinsville, NJ 08836 (732)302-3044 Rehan Shamim: 273 Bennetts Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-1775 Deep Singh: 18 Springdale Lane, Warren, NJ 07059 (732)805-0773 Justin Slawson: 17 Nottingham Way, Warren, NJ 07059 (908)647-4025 Jennifer Snukis: 71 Freemont Court, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)805-0758 Jennifer Snukis: RD#4, Box4213, East Stroudsbur, PA 18301 (717)421-6479 Jason Solomon: 76 Parkgate Drive, Edison, NJ 08820 (732)906-3637 Virginia Soong: 22 Dickerson Drive, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)752-0833 Mallika Tarkas: 8 Carlton Court, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)238-3138 Jose Torres: 45 Comstock Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)247-7832 Catherine Tucker: 34 Muirfield Lane, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)526-1405 Cristina Weingart: 14 Hofer Court, Metuchen, NJ 08840 (732)494-0917

Sophomores Bryan Belser: 263 Powers Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)828-5978 Mary Boehmer: 505 Whiton Road, Neshanic Station, NJ 08853 (908)369-8795 Anup Bogineni: 9 Collins Drive, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)904-1082 Anika Brar: 54 Crestwood Street, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)356-5980 Steven Caruso: 10 Lincoln Place, New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1712 (732)545-4061 Aaron Chalal: 7 Eileen Lane, Marlboro, NJ 07746 (732)972-1078 Robert Cheese: 19 Tunnell Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)846-6378 Veena Choubey: 25 Wakefield Lane, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)214-8741 Sheetal Chowdhary: 12 Wexford Way, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)568-0460 Meredith Clymer: P.O. Box 2222, East Millstone, NJ 08875-2222 (732)873-8950 Justin D'Agostino: 6 School Road, W hitehouse Station, NJ 08889 (732)534-6433 Janessa Daniels: 294A Columbus Place, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)2491569 Lisa Dychus: 1070 Mayflower Court, Martinsville, NJ 08836 (732)271-1726 Nilaja Ford: 8 Karen Court, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732M24-K Kristine Goetz: 618 North W ashington Avenue, Dunellen, NJ 08812 (732)7526964 Randi Goldberg: 23 Hastings Road, Marlboro, NJ 07746 (732)972-8705 Scott Gordon: 44 Valley Vale Drive, Old Bridge, NJ 08857 (732)679-3086 Todd Gorham: 38 N ewland Court, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)725-1878 Pamela Grutman: 33 Thomas Drive, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)446-5707 Holly Halmo: 79 Susquehanna Trail, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)722-6606 Justin Hollander: 5 Chelsey Court, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)526-6689 Emily Holness: 7 Azalea Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)249-6862 Jeffrey Jaworski: 90 Jefferson Avenue, Dunellen, NJ 08812 (732)561-8717 Matthew Kanach: 2080 South Branch Road, Branchburg, NJ 08876-3918 (908)369-3699 Leigh Kermizian: 574 W atchung Road, Bound Brook, NJ 08805 (732)356-0746 Esther Kim: 17 Seminary Place, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)249-6264 Henry Ko: 347 St. Marks Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)968-1442 Steven Lapicki: P.O. Box 29, Oldwick, NJ 08858 (908)236-2810 Tomasz Lis: 338 South W ashington Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)9687984 Jeremy Lisch: 11 N athan Hale Drive, Freehold, NJ 07728 (732)431-0945 Benjamin Mantell: 13 Gateshead Drive, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)231-0147 Lance Marshall: 2907 Birchwood Court, North Brunsiwck, NJ 08902 (732)4221291 Seth Mittleman: 10 Goodale Circle, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)545-4030 Jason Monma: 584 Cabot Hill Road, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)526-5483 Adam Morris: 315 Edlys Lane, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)297-1505 Amanda Moshinsky: 122 Willow Avenue, North Plainfield, NJ 07060 (908)7698795 Sandeep Murthy: 405 Mathers Lane, Neshanic Station, NJ 08853 (908)369-7295 Matthieu Newton: 1400 Masoma Road, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)2498023 Kathleen O'Campo: 38 Cody Street, Fords, NJ 08863 (732)225-0935 Jordanne Owen: 19 Alcade Road, Lynwood Center, Pretoria, South Africa, 01127-12-348-1980 Jordanne Owen: 23 W inthrop Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)545-8973 Nina Parmar: 3 Troilus Drive, Old Bridge, NJ 08857 (732)679-1972 Sparshil Patel: 2 Barge Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)940-5502 Ryan Patterson: 279 W oodbridge Avenue, Metuchen, NJ 08840 (732)548-1151 Charlotte Perrottey: 15 Clark Lane, P.O. Box 387, Whitehouse, NJ 08888-0387 (908)534-6803 Jared Piraneo: 17 Jared Lane, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)446-2769 Michael Proske: c /o Datanomics, 200 Centennial Avenue, Suite 140, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)981-0192 Emily Rabinowitz: 195 New York Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)2478444 Hemesh Rama: 3901 Hwy 9 & 3 5 /Amboy Motel, South Amboy, NJ 08879 (732)721-1525 Neel Rane: 2 Hayground Court, Morganville, NJ 07751 (732)972-9077 Renee Sanders: 32 Village Way, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)231-0081 Manpreet Sangha: 20 W alnut Grove Road, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)359-8237 Richard Schlauch: 19 Scott Avenue, Milltown, NJ 08850 (732)846-1165 Justine Seligman: 11 Macleish Drive, Morganville, NJ 07751 (732)972-0262 Julia Sheinin: 36 Ravenswood Court, Edison, NJ 08820 (732)548-5997 Johnathan Sierra: 13 Brook Road, Kendall Park, NJ 08824 (732)297-7842 Israel Soto: 14 de Leon Circle, Franklin Park, NJ 08823 (732)940-1647 Ryan Stewart-Gardiner: 86 Midway Avenue, Fanwood, NJ 07023 (908)322-0594 Michael Strong: 80 Devon Road, Colonia, NJ 07067 (732)382-1049 Selma Studer: 12 M aher Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)545-2595 Ian Thomas: 168 Northfield Road, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)218-9352 Erin Turner: 50 Red Oak Way, Belle Mead, NJ 08902 (908)281-4487 Megan Urban: 11 Terry Terrace, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-1369 Catherine Wang: 7 Kevin Road, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)390-8303 James Wang: 38 Am agansett Drive, Morganville, NJ 07751 (732)591-2988 Annette Werbler: 19 Amagansett Drive, Morganville, NJ 07751-1182 (732)5918362 Jessica Wilson: 22 Nina Court, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-1355 Melissa Zaccagnino: 226 South 7th Avenue, Apt. A, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)485-7159

Freshmen Gunjan Ahluwalia: 6 Rath Lane, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)254-3714 Christina Alaimo: 5 Wythe Circle, Neshanic, NJ 08853 (908)369-5241 Albert Antonio: 1040 Eva Street, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)752-2087 Kristen Auciello: 2205 Amwell Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-1413 Lokesh Bhatt: 3 Martha Street, Edison, NJ 08820-4404 (908)753-6507 Christopher Bird: 68 Oakey Drive, Kendall Park, NJ 08824 (732)821-7826 Shareef Boraie: 24 DeBonis Drive, Milltown, NJ 08850 (732)828-5346 Lisa Brzezinski: 621 Hoes Lane, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-0444 Adam Cannon: 11 Boxwood Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-0157 Shane Cary: 97 John E. Busch Avenue, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)247-2480 Erick Chandler: 15 Hunters Crossing Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-2419 Peter Chansky: 707 Meadow Road, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)725-4722 Alexander Chazkel: 49 Cliff Court, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)828-5426 Janice Checchio: 1836 West 4th Street, Dunellen, NJ 08812-1605 (732)968-6908 Albert Chiou: 68 Rockwell Circle, Marlboro, NJ 07746 (732)536-1207 Nicole Cody: 2 Lufberry Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)214-1563 Emil Crystal: 328 Church Street, Bound Brook, NJ 08805 (732)356-6127 Charles Cunnell: 34 MacAfee Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)214-9132 Duwai Dakiyai: 29 Conger Avenue. Apt. 8, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)729-1663 Priyanka Dargan: 19 Denbigh Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-8607 Chanelle Doryumu: 11 Chipper Drive, Kendall Park, NJ 08824 (732)821-4475 Sara Dougherty: 65 Schooley's Mountain Road, Long Valley, NJ 07853 (908)876-3759 Bridgid Egan: 13 Jefferson Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)545-3706 Samantha Feibush: 225 Washington Drive, Watchung, NJ 07060 (908)755-1210 Gabriel Fernandez: 101 Chester Circle, #1B, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)843-3496 Becket Flannery: 36 Central Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)828-2587 Reva Gaur: 8 Hidden Lake Drive, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)297-2663 Allison Gordon: 10 Woodgate Drive, Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 (732)821-4750 Aaron Greenblatt: 79 Reids Hill Road, Morganville, NJ 07751 (732)946-3508 Gabriel Harkov: 81 Coppermine Road, Princeton, NJ 08540 (609)874-7159 Michael Hertz: 92 School Road West, Marlboro, NJ 07746 (732)536-3794 Daniel Hildreth: 35 Louellen Street, Hopewell, NJ 08525 (609)466-0348 Benjamin Holt: 1236 East 7th Street, Plainfield, NJ 07062 (908)753-2814 Jennifer Jablow: 5 Cheddar Place, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)563-2682 Scott Kanach: 2080 South Branch Road, Branchburg, NJ 08876-3918 (908)369-3699 Alexander Kanevsky: 121 Applegate Lane, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)651-0562 Alexander Kanevsky: 3401 Spring Brook Drive, Edison, NJ 08820 (908)791-0828 Deena Kansagra: 62 Hawthorn Drive, Edison, NJ 08820 (908)753-2045 Deena Kansagra: 8 Masada Street, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-8311 Kevin Keegan: 252 North Avenue, Dunellen, NJ 08812 (908)334-3655 Kevin Keegan: 265 South Washington Avenue, Dunellen, NJ 08812-1644 (732)968-0019 JohnPeter Krahel: 58 Marshall Road, Neshanic Station, NJ 08853-3491 (908)359-3805 Prianka Kumar: One Arlington Court, Scotch Plains, NJ 07076 (908)889-1889 Rohit Mallick: 5901 North Oaks Boulevard, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)745-0643 Danielle Marganoff: 205 Ann Street, Millstone, NJ 08876 (908)359-7221 Richard Martirez: 85 Holly Drive, Parlin, NJ 08859 (732)727-2624 Parker Meares: 7 Malvern Court, Colts Neck, NJ 07722 (732)946-8245 John Menke: 4 Blackwell Road, Flemington, NJ 08822 (908)788-1963 Michelle Miano: 6 Bittle Court, Martinsville, NJ 08836 (732)469-9647 Michael Moroney: 29 -1C Bloomingdale Drive, Hillsborough, NJ 08876 (732)281-9607 Zeeshaan Murad: 105 Glen Eagle Drive, Watchung, NJ 07060 (908)754-7660 Abigail Newman: 247 Berger Street, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)214-0681 James Pasch: 15 Wiltshire Drive, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)446-6658 Vienna Pharaon: 332 Smithwold Road, Somerset, NJ 08873-4858 (732)469-9634 Vienna Pharaon: 40 De Mott Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)249-0511 Jill Preschel: 14 Terrence Drive, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)446-7668 Ravi Raghunathan: 1 Nathans Drive, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)828-3002 Allan Reyes: 54 Brookside Road, Edison, NJ 08817 (732)287-8785 Jacob Rubin: 51 South Adelaide Avenue, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)937-9796 Kimberly Samonte: 480 Oak Ridge Road, Clark, NJ 07066 (732)574-3931 Diana Sardelis: Old Lane Highwood, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)846-8519 Melissa Scharf: 4 Cashe Court, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)821-6604 Julia Scheinbeim: 96 Emerson Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)247-5821 Akash Shah: 47 Brookside Road, Edison, NJ 08817 (732)248-1406 Kathleen Shimalla: 81 Wilson Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-0884 Kim Sikora: 834 Riverside Drive, Neshanic, NJ 08853 (908)369-4778 Elliot Simon: 7 Eagle Road, Marlboro, NJ 07746 (732)308-0210 Melissa Skolnick: 18 Jared Lane, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)446-4781 Christopher Stull: 52 Kee Avenue, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)846-3860 Ilango Subramanian: 8Anthony Avenue, Edison, NJ 08820 (908)668-1761 Rati Subramanian: 1540 Edly Cove Court, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)821-5201 Kyle Sweet: 8 Arrowhead Road, Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889 (908)534-9089 Ari Teger: 986 Sunset Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-2295 Sheridan Tennant: 189 Ampere Parkway, Bloomfield, NJ 07003 (973)748-3325 Kaitlin Torrenzano: 906 Case Drive, Neshanic, NJ 08853 (908)359-0658 Jenna Toubin: 21 Hapenny Drive, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)972-1385 Nicholas Venezia: 11 Wakefield Lane, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-1533 Catherine Verri: 120 Micki Drive, Morganville, NJ 07751 (732)536-4928 Frank Wang: 38 Amagansett Drive, Morganville, NJ 07751 (732)591-2988 Matthew Wilson: 446 Mechanic Street, Perth Amboy, NJ 08861 (732)826-7545

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Eigth Grade

Seventh Grade

Aileen Antonia: 1040 Eva Street, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)752-2087 Sudipta Bandyopadhyay: 514 New Brunswick Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)9376669 Karen Blazier: 305 Lynnwood Street, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)271-1274 Kelly Krol Buch: 295 Altamont Place, Somerville, NJ 08876 (908)725-7907 Hope Cannon: 11 Boxwood Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-0157 Samuel Christen: 6 Maher Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)249-5647 Alexis Conklin: 196 Beekman Road, M onmouth Junction, NJ 08852 (732)821-3047 Meredith Cross: 48 Hillcrest Drive, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)846-4478 Caroline DeHart: 617 Dillion Court, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)398-1497 Derrick DeSilva III: 12 Silverthorn Lane, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)904-1376 Thomas Dwan: 5 Southfield Road, Edison, NJ 08820 (732)906-2318 Lewis Goldsmith: 14 Patricia Way, Kendall Park, NJ 08824 (732)422-2422 Nicole Gray: 2 Michelle Court, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)844-9497 Kanika Griffith: 1009 Prospect Avenue, Plainfield, NJ 07060 (908)668-4792 Aryn Hecht: 846 Florida Grove Road, Perth Amboy, NJ 08861 (732)826-7647 Justin Higgins: 23 Angus Lane, Warren, NJ 07059-6701 (908)647-3811 Leigh Hofstetter: 49 Holland Brook Road, Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889 (908)5346129 Andrew Husby: 9 Alma Court, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)514-0427 Christian Husby: 9 Alma Court, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)514-0427 Natalie Jones: 6 Jonathan Drive, Edison, NJ 08820 (732)906-0399 Daniel Kaparski: 5 Flower Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)247-2670 Jason Karl: 12 Quid Place, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)972-2841 Theodore Kelly: 31 Lakeridge Drive, Matawan, NJ 07747 (732)583-6233 Sarah Kendall: 87 Oneida Avenue, North Plainfield, NJ 07060 (908)769-4397 Jessica Kissen: 2 Margaret Place, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)432-0310 Clark Lampen: 245 New York Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1733 (732)9378129 Michael Lapicki: P.O. Box 29, Oldwick, NJ 08858 (908)236-2810 Benjamin Lichtman: 37 Bosko Drive, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)238-8607 Jimmy Markel: 7 Jefferson Road, Marlboro, NJ 07746 (732)972-1189 Sol-Ana Martinez: 431 South Fifth Avenue, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)572-3034 Robert McGowan: 105 South Broadway, South Amboy, NJ 08879 (732)525-0855 Robert McGowan: 124 Gallows Hill Road, Westfield, NJ 07090 (908)233-4199 Alex Michaels: 4 Barlow Road West, Edison, NJ 08817 (732)985-3674 Neil Mittleman: 10 Goodale Circle, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)545-4030 Ross Moshinsky: 122 Willow Avenue, North Plainfield, NJ 07060 (908)769-8795 Danielle Patterson: 279 Woodbridge Avenue, Metuchen, NJ 08840 (732)548-1151 Hannibal Person: 221 Parkside Road, Plainfield, NJ 07060 (908)756-8966 Brad Pollock: 10 Brantford Court, Marlboro, NJ 07746 (732)536-8741 Kiran Punjabi: 7 Mohawk Court, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)251-7733 Matthew Rafla: 3 Kulessa Court, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)940-5580 Jennifer Rapps: 45 Washington Valley Road, Warren, NJ 07059 (732)805-9412 Sumanth Reddy: 8 Wyckoff Place, Franklin Park, NJ 08823 (732)821-4835 Erica Ronchetti: 40 Brook Drive, Milltown, NJ 08850 (732)247-5926 Jenna Roth: 5 Glen Wood Court, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)972-4232 Adam Sanders: 32 Village Way, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)231-0081 Randy Santmann: 36 Johnson Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)828-6376 Akash Shukla: 38 Quail Run, Warren, NJ 07059 (732)356-6477 Saurabh Singal: 10 Barrington Drive, West Windsor, NJ 08550 (609)275-0746 Franklyn Steinberg: 7 Viking Terrace, Flemington, NJ 08822 (908)806-3386 loseph Teal: 119 Magnolia Street, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)247-4362 Harry Uniman: 1560 Van Buren Drive, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)422-0780 Diana Wang: 7 Kevin Road, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)390-8303 Benjamin Wolk-Weiss: 236 Raritan Avenue, Middlesex, NJ 08846-1026 (732)356-0751 Vinay Yalamanchi: 1 Ethel Court, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)526-2801 Jason Zappacosta: 323 West Bayview Drive, Lavalette, NJ 08735 (732)854-0355

Benjamin Aneckstein: 76 Featherbed Lane, Flemington, NJ 08822 (908)8060152 Ashley Artis: 1280 Rattlesnake Bridge Road, Bedminster, NJ 07921 (908)7250594 Christina Avgerinos: 24 Snowdrift Drive, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)4639476 Stephen Black: 7 Fox Run, Jamesburg, NJ 08831 (732)521-2932 Stefanie Capizzi: 12 Gibson Terrace, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)429-0286 Elizabeth Caruso: 10 Lincoln Place, New Brunswick, NJ 08901-1712 (732)545-4061 David Chaise: 20 Washington Avenue, Morganville, NJ 07751 (732)972-8262 Hannah Chalal: 7 Eileen Lane, Marlboro, NJ 07746 (732)972-1078 Julia Chazkel: 49 Cliff Court, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)828-5426 David DeCicco: 90 VanDer Veer Avenue, Somerville, NJ 08876 (908)7071599 Stephanie Diaz: 668 Township Line Road, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)3594027 Mark DiGiovanni, Jr.: 283 Bennetts Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)247-6469 Max Dixon: 51 Liberty Ridge Road, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 (908)719-8555 Cory Ernst: 2229 Washington Valley Road, Martinsville, NJ 08836 (732)3560085 Jonathan Falcey: 108 Mountain Avenue, Somerville, NJ 08876 (908)526-5393 Jeffrey Fazekas: 22 Brenning Place, South River, NJ 08882 (732)238-5954 Nita Gaddipati: 24 Stratford Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-9556 Michelle Gawrys: 481 Steele Gap Road, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)7251742 Richard Halmo: 79 Susquehanna Trail, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)722-6606 Kathryn Hartmann: 2 Wincot Court, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)874-4741 Suzanne Heinrich: 2 Park Lane, RD#1, Princeton, NJ 08540 (908)281-6652 William Hillsinger: 406 Runyon Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)8859490 Jonathan Hobbs: 20 Domino Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)560-9234 Peter Hutcheon: 600 Church Street, Bound Brook, NJ 08805 (732)356-4766 Lee Jablow: 5 Cheddar Place, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)563-2682 David Keegan: 265 South Washington Avenue, Dunellen, NJ 08812-1644 (732)968-0019 Matthew Kolasa: 624 Rosedale Road, Princeton, NJ 08540 (609)688-0021 Michael Krahel: 58 Marshall Road, Neshanic Station, NJ 08853-3491 (908)359-3805 Robert Krauszer: 18 Mulberry Lane, Edison, NJ 08820 (732)548-2271 Samantha Kuhles: 9 Homestead Road, Somerville, NJ 08876 (908)534-5164 Rosalind Leavell: 26 Beacon Hill Drive, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)6510135 Joseph Leeds: 10 Waldron Drive, Martinsville, NJ 08836 (732)469-8540 Matthew Loy: 9 Liberty Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-3170 Michael Manning: 141 Farrell Street, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)545-4515 Michael Manning: 1520 Essex Avenue, Linden, NJ 07036 (908)587-1226 Emily Marvel: 47 Newman Street, Metuchen, NJ 08840 (732)549-1309 Nithin Mathew: 31 Royal Drive, #162, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)424-8824 Amanda Metz: 1321 Marlborough Avenue, Plainfield, NJ 07060 (908)2222699 Ashlee Murph: 15 Rolling Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-5895 Amanda Paul: 14 Monfort Lane, Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889 (908)5345086 Seema Rao: 190 Butler Road, RD#1, Franklin Park, NJ 08823 (732)940-9039 Ashli Roberts: 1222 Lansdowne Terrace, Plainfield, NJ 07062 (908)561-5887 Joseph Runkle: 74 Prescott Turn, Clark, NJ 07066 (732)388-2073 Lorenzo Salcedo: 12 Terry Terrace, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-0278 Danielle Satchell: 91 Marsh Avenue, Sayreville, NJ 08872 (732)651-0925 Brian Scanlon: 11 Berkshire Court, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)786-0931 Amrita Sen: 41 Samantha Way, Spotswood, NJ 08884 (732)416-1955 Ruhi Shamim: 273 Bennetts Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-1775 Brandon Shamy: 17 Aspen Court, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)359-0809 Jonathan Skolnick: 18 Jared Lane, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)446-4781 Jake Torrenzano: 906 Case Drive, Neshanic, NJ 08853 (908)359-0658 Sarah Travis: 4 Nassau Court, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)704-9579 Michael Tyree: 1375A Easton Avenue, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)220-0965 Beverly Weshnak: P.O. Box 6087, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)545-2352 Victoria Yen: 23 Partch Place, Edison, NJ 08817 (732)819-9091

Sixth Grade Michael Abreu: 69 Allison Drive, Sayreville, NJ 08872 (732)238-6499 Sonal Bhatt: 3 Martha Street, Edison, NJ 08820-4404 (908)753-6507 Alexandra Clymer: P.O. Box 2222, East Millstone, NJ 08875-2222 (732)873-8950 Chris Donahoe: One H eather Lane, Middlesex, NJ 08846 (732)271-8043 Anne Drelles: 13 Harvest Drive, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)359-4394 Kenneth Feibush: 225 W ashington Drive, Watchung, NJ 07060 (908)755-1210 Amy Flynn: 23 Oak Grove Lane, Edison, NJ 08820 (732)494-1392 Grace Fong: 58 Mitchell Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)699-1941 Victoria Ghafoor: 257 Hedgerow Road, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)429-9105 Julie Gordon: 10 W oodgate Drive, Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852 (732)821-4750 Jordan Hollander: 5 Chelsev Court, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)526-6689 Thomas Howlev: 7 Parson Place, Colonia, NJ 07067 (908)381-2838 Marissa Hyman: 225 Anderson Road, Watchung, NJ 07060 (908)753-9330 Alison Jaworski: 90 Jefferson Avenue, Dunellen, NJ 08812 (732)561-8717 Jordan Johnson: 1 Kaler Street, Hillsborough, NJ 08876 (908)359-2184 Johnathan Levy: 1 Coventry Square, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)429-9073 Kelly McDonald: 12545 Olive Street Road, Creve Coeur, MO 63141, 1-800-325-9339 Kelly McDonald: 20 Bluebird Court, Flemington, NJ 08822 (908)782-6698 Margaret Morton: 21 Vreeland Place, Oceanport, NJ 07757 (732)870-6501 Jesse Murphv-Cabell: 26 Delaney Court, South Plainfield, NJ 07080 (908)754-3793 Anjali Nandakumar: 554 New Brunswick Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)846-0842 Rahul Patel: 14 Matthew Court, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-0530 Katherine Perri: 56 Susquehanna Trail, Branchburg, NJ 08876-5409 (908)722-4216 Halcyon Person: 221 Parkside Road, Plainfield, NJ 07060 (908)756-8966 Jennifer Porto: 9 Stone Leigh Way, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-7373 Kyle Rafferty: 66 Van Liew Avenue, Milltown, NJ 08850 (732)937-5034 Kunal Ranadive: 42 Magellan Way, Franklin Park, NJ 08823 (732)297-3345 Christen Ronchetti: 40 Brook Drive, Milltown, NJ 08850 (732)247-5926 Alexandra Shipper: 937 Hoover Drive, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)297-1055 David Simkin: 33 Magnolia Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-0273 Smriti Singal: 10 Barrington Drive, West Windsor, NJ 08550 (609)275-0746 Rajat Singh: 26 Woodman Lane, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 (908)306-1242 Julie Stevens: 16 Willis Court, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)967-9560 Surein Theivakumar: 69 Staghorn Drive, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)821-7281 Kevin Trimarchi: 11 Totten Drive, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)707-1163 Vijay Venkataraman: 1502 North Oaks Boulevard, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)214-8244 Robert Wallace: 14 Deerwood Trail, Warren, NJ 07059-5557 (732)469-5768

Fifth Grade Shakira Abney-Wisdom: 52 Linden Avenue, Stanhope, NJ 07874 (973)347-7197 Phillip Artis: 1280 Rattlesnake Bridge Road, Bedminster, NJ 07921 (908)725-0594 Anna Blazier: 305 Lynnwood Street, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)271-1274 David Byrd: 46 Village Way, Somerville, NJ 08876 (908)253-6980 Brittney Calloway: 45 Pheasant Run, Edison, NJ 08820 (732)9061712 Ian Carow: 3 Covenhaven Road, Lebanon, NJ 08833 (908)439-3511 Mario Caruso: 28 Ottawa Trail, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)5265273 Travis DeSilva: 12 Silverthorn Lane, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)904-1376 Jeremy Fischer: 13 Deerwood Trail, Warren, NJ 07059 (732)3020569 Victoria Hartmann: 2 Wincot Court, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)874-4741 Lorianne Heinrich: 2 Park Lane, RD#1, Princeton, NJ 08540 (908)281-6652 Destiny Hilliard: 36 Ross Hall Boulevard, South Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)296-9181 Brenton Hofstetter: 49 Holland Brook Road, Whitehouse Station, NJ 08889 (908)534-6129 Chelsea Holman: 109 Cliff Avenue, #7G, Bradley Beach, NJ 07720 (732)897-1305 Julian Holmes: 30 Chestnut Circle, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)2149225 Brian Johnson: 19 Kroeger Lane, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)4630223 Veena Kakarla: 23 Suydam Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)9404186 Christopher Kansas: 243 North Gaston Avenue, Somerville, NJ 08876 (908)707-4637 Kathleen Kaparski: 5 Flower Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)2472670 Ryan Klipstein: 6 Tamarack Farm Lane, Califon, NJ 07830 (908)832-7846 James Krauszer: 18 Mulberry Lane, Edison, NJ 08820 (732)548-2271 Jennifer Lapicki: P.O. Box 29, Oldwick, NJ 08858 (908)236-2810 Courteney Lario: 258 Park Avenue, Bound Brook, NJ 08805 (732)560-3207 Elizabeth Mauro: 9 McIntosh Lane, Manalapan, NJ 07726 (732)431 3043 Michelle Notardonato: 7 Hexham Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-0557 Erik Olsen: 386 Plainfield Road, Edison, NJ 08820 (732)321-1917 Aniella Perold: 162 North 8th Avenue, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)985-3283 Derek Sarshad: P.O. Box 239, Middletown, NJ 07748 (908)369-6769 James Shimalla: 81 Wilson Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-0884 Raj Subramanian: 1540 Edly Cove Court, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)821-5201 Lee Sullivan: 120 Roosevelt Boulevard, Edison, NJ 08837 (732)2251869 Carly Syms: 1435 Thomas Avenue, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)821-1755 Kristen Tamburro: 25 Gateshead Drive, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)725-6247 Alexandra Valentino: 15 Adams Road, Martinsville, NJ 08836 (732)356-7378 Kathryn Williams: 37 Winding Way, Flemington, NJ 08822 (908)788-9409 Gregory Zappacosta: 323 West Bayview Drive, Lavalette, NJ 08735 (732)854-0355

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FOURTH GRADE

SECOND GRADE

Nikhil Anbarasan: 923 Case Drive, Neshanic Station, NJ 08853 (908)359-2731 Adam Blank: 310 Roanoke Road, Westfield, N] 07090 (908)654-8039 Julie Byrd: 46 Village Way, Somerville, NJ 08876 (908)253-6980 Sara Cannon: 787 Amsterdam Road, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)704-1387 Felicia Caporaso: 1240 Sherlin Drive, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)707-0850 Ian Castrovinci: 3 Grist Mill Road, Pittstown, NJ 08867 (908)996-7307 Timothy Chu: 129 Bond Street, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)707-8199 Lara Crystal-Ornelas: 328 Church Street, Bound Brook, NJ 08805 (732)356-6127 Philip Cunnell: 34 MacAfee Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)214-9132 Matthew DiGiovanni: 283 Bennetts Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)247-6469 Rishi Dugar: 749 Wingate Drive, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)704-0826 James Eisenman: 288 Easton Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)545-6599 Jonathan Gluck: 72 North Ross Hall Boulevard, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)828-1629 Melissa Haber: 57 Carriage Drive, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)885-1157 Elizabeth Ilechko: Four Grant Court, Metuchen, NJ 08840 (732)494-9491 Thomas Kemmann: 795 Mine Road, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)725-2779 Adam Kirschner: 5 Catbriar Court, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)359-1666 Varun Lakshminarayanan: 2 Wembley Place, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)699-0903 Christopher Loy: 9 Liberty Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-3170 Eric Loy: 9 Liberty Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-3170 Thomas Melton: 29 Dundee Road, Kendall Park, NJ 08824 (732)821-4009 Zachary Miller: 12 Spokane Lane, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)722-2737 Zachary Miller: 19 Watchung Trail, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)704-9330 Vivian Peng: 8 Anna Lane, Edison, NJ 08820 (908)755-4497 Joseph Pepper-Mullusi: 119 Wycombe Place, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-5617 Sartaj Phanda: 37 Covington Court, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)390-2165 Paul Rafla: 3 Kulessa Court, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)940-5580 Anita Saggurti: 9 Burnham Street, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)560-0534 Amil Shah: 25 Dupont Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)752-4983 Merissa Sigal: 609 Belvidere Avenue, Plainfield, NJ 07062 (908)754-8914 Anna Steinman: 4 Meredith Place, East Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)247-5568 Lea Steinman: 4 Meredith Place, East Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)247-5568 Leeann Trimarchi: 11 Totten Drive, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)707-1163 Daniel Uchiyama: 28 Davenport Way, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (732)281-7453 Jason Weinreb: 14 Stockade Road, Warren, NJ 07059 (908)647-7106

Ryan Burckhardt: 23 Snow bourn Place, Hillsborough, NJ 08876 (908)369-5091 Ryan Burckhardt: 3411 Richmond Court, Hillsborough, NJ 08876 (908)451-0331 Elizabeth Castner: 31 Ross Hall Boulevard, South Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)227-0899 Sean Castrovinci: 3 Grist Mill Road, Pittstown, NJ 08867 (908)996-7307 Mark Ello-Lukezic: 296 Cedar Grove Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-5685 Mark Ello-Lukezic: 20 North 4th Avenue, Highland Park, NJ 08904 (732)220-1338 Carly Fischer: 13 Deerwood Trail, W arren, NJ 07059 (732)302-0569 Lisa Gagliastro: 5 Appleman Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)249-4174 Joshua Gluck: 72 North Ross Hall Boulevard, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)828-1629 Ravi Gogineni: 26 Mitchell Avenue, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)246-2699 Trisha Guchait: 10 Cartier Drive, Franklin Park, NJ 08823 (732)297-9341 Devon Harris: 18 Phyllis Place, Milltown, NJ 08850 (732)821-4694 Krystin Harris: 18 Phyllis Place, Milltown, NJ 08850 (732)821-4694 Eden Herbstman: 296 Kraemer Court, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)698-9859 Alina Iougai: 26 Rebel Run Drive, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)732-8186 Alexandra Johnson: 19 Kroeger Lane, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-0223 Victor Kabala: 49 Broad Street, Milltown, NJ 08850 (732)249-1802 Matthew Kansas: 243 North Gaston Avenue, Somerville, NJ 08876 (908)707-4637 Matthew Kim: 21 Guilder Street, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 (732)846-0556 Nina Limaye: 574 Buckingham Drive, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-3219 Kathryn Materna: 81 Rector Street, M etuchen, NJ 088401540 (732)549-6798 Emily McCarthy: 713 W hitenack Court, Neshanic Station, NJ 08853 (908)281-9884 Dominique Merlin: One Devon Court, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)828-5528 Christain Morris: 182 Milkweed Court, Three Bridges, NJ 08887 (908)237-9545 Lacey Nemergut: 1861 W oodland Terrace, Bound Brook, NJ 08805 (732)563-9113 Nicole Notardonato: 7 Hexham Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-0557 Kevin Roberts: 1881 M iddlebrook Road, Bound Brook, NJ 08805 (732)764-0652 Victor Ronchetti: 40 Brook Drive, Milltown, NJ 08850 (732)247-5926 Kammi Shah: 25 Dupont Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)752-4983 Tyler Shamy: 17 Aspen Court, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)359-0809 Gaurav Sharma: 5 Alma Court, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)565-9192 Caroline Syms: 1435 Thomas Avenue, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)821-1755 Emily Valentino: 15 Adams Road, M artinsville, NJ 08836 (732)356-7378 Conrad Velazquez: 575 Easton Avenue, A pt.l4D , Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)543-5729 Julia Wacey: 53 Colson Court, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-7510

THIRD GRADE Douglas Ballanco: 25 Beacon Crest Drive, Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 (908)7199772 William Bertelsen: 34 North River Street, Millstone, NJ 08876-5113 (908)3594913 A nthony Brooks: 76 Frank Street, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732) 846-8207 Marie Caruso: 28 Ottawa Trail, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)526-5273 Sean Chen: 61 Hillcrest Road, Martinsville, NJ 08836 (732)302-3044 Ivan Chu: 31 Totten Drive, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)725-8738 Eliot Collins: 16 Normandie Lane, Raritan, NJ 08869-1004 (908)231-1344 Daniel Dobalo: 2 Oak Avenue, M etuchen, NJ 08840 (732)549-0944 Kim Dorflinger: 1096 Rector Road, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)722-1407 Alex Edfort: 57 French Street, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-3160 Priya Gaur: 8 Hidden Lake Drive, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)297-2663 Shira Kafker: 11 Devon Road, Edison, NJ 08820-2640 (732)321-1962 Kristine Kaladas: 118 G rantham Drive, Soemrset, NJ 08873 (732)873-8688 Henry Knabe: 550 Blue Ridge Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-7158 Thomas Kolasa: 624 Rosedale Road, Princeton, NJ 08540 (609)688-0021 Sydney Leonard: 141 Rockaway Road, Lebanon, NJ 08833 (908)832-9038 Am anda Lin: 7 O rchard Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-8738 Ariella Lopez: 12 Carol Court, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)247-2484 Rea Mankikar: 6 Melanie Manor, East Brunsiwck, NJ 08816 (732)238-4890 Michael Metz: 1321 M arlborough Avenue, Plainfield, NJ 07060 (908)222-2699 Sophia Renda: 1403 Main Street, Somerville, NJ 08876 (908)359-1528 Eric Shipper: 937 Hoover Drive, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)297-1055 Scott Skolnick: 18 Jared Lane, M analapan, NJ 07726 (732)446-4781 Sean Szydlowski: c /o The Vandewoude Family, 47 Sourland Hills Road, Skillman, NJ 08558 Joel Travis: 4 Nassau Court, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)704-9579 Sean Tyree: 1375A Easton Avenue, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)220-0965 William Utasi: 41 13th Street, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)828-3863 Kaitlyn Vasconcellos: 57 Stone Gate, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)685-2697 C hristopher Vasseur: 27 Stacy Drive, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)904-1192

KINDERGARTEN

PRE-K 4

Ativa Adeoye: 28 Kuhn Street, Somerset, NJ (732)565-1661 Matthew Blank: 310 Roanoke Road, Westfield, N] 07090 (908)654-8039 Monica Caporaso: 1240 Sherlin Drive, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)707-0850 Ravan Dutta: 266 Glastonbury Lane, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)873-3124 Brvnn Harris: 18 Phyllis Place, Milltown, NJ 08850 (732)821-4694 Amira Hasan: 24 Lehigh Road, Neshanic Station, NJ 08853 (908)371-1120 Elena Holmes: 30 Chestnut Circle, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)214-9225 Amanda Immidisetti: 5 Lenape Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)297-3250 Walter Kearnan: 3 Abbott Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)247-3141 Zachary Klein: 2106 W ashington Valley Road, Martinsville, NJ 08836 (732)469-8762 Michael Klinger: 36 Cartier Drive, Franklin Park, NJ 08823 (732)821-0899 Reaves Klipstein: 6 Tamarack Farm Lane, Califon, NJ 07830 (908)832-7846 Preston Kung: 1 Eden Court, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)821-4414 Jeremy Leavitt: 685 River Road, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)463-1795 Julia Leeds: 10 W aldron Drive, Martinsville, NJ 08836 (732)469-8540 Jacqueline Martin: 65 Katydid Drive, Branchburg, NJ 08876 (908)526-6518 Courtney McNevin: 4 Fieldstone Drive, Somerville, NJ 08876 (908)526-4908 Kelly McNevin: 4 Fieldstone Drive, Somerville, NJ 08876 (908)526-4908 Christina Merlin: One Devon Court, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)828-5528 Nikhil Nanavati: 10 Autum n Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854 (732)627-0101 Carl Nordgren: 40 Cinnamon Tree Lane, Berkeley Heights, NJ 07922 (908)286-0220 Andrew Parr: 25 Clinton Place, Metuchen, NJ 08840 (732)321-4038 Katherine Podlovits: 2170 Orchard Drive, South Plainfield, NJ 07080 (908)769-1063 Sanil Pruthi: 18 Marlow Road, East Brunswick, NJ 08816 (732)613-9093 Matthew Rennie: 4 Eden Court, North Brunswick, NJ 08902 (732)821-0185 Alix Rubio: 34 M attawang Drive, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)422-8084 Caroline Sigal: 609 Belvidere Avenue, Plainfield, NJ 07062 (908)754-8914 Apurva Srivastav: 13 Pinewood Lane, Warren, NJ 07059 (732)563-9178 Alan Sumski: 111 Scott Avenue, South Amboy, NJ 08879 (732)727-0198 Dylan Sun: 22 Laurel M ount Way, Califon, NJ 07830 (908)439-9357 Timothy Sutvak: 28 Highwood Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)545-5497 Christopher Tortorici: 158 Emerson Road, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)249-2033 Jevon Tvree: 1375A Easton Avenue, Somerset, NJ 08873 (732)220-0965 Brooke Vasconcellos: 57 Stone Gate, Bridgewater, NJ 08807 (908)685-2697 Timothy Vasseur: 27 Stacv Drive, Belle Mead, NJ 08502 (908)904-1192 Craig Williams: 37 W inding Way, Flemington, NJ 08822 (908)788-9409

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in July, many major league baseball umpires announce their resignation as a labor protest. The strategy backfires when owners accept the resignations and in September, 22 umpires lose their jobs. In January 2000, Michael Jordan returns to pro basketball as part owner and President for Basketball Operations of the NBA’s Washington Wizards.

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use wooden pins, stone ball.

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Norway introduces alpine skiing as sport.

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SOFTBALL During the Season

Top Row: K. McWilliams, Mr. Dougherty, E. Wilson, R. Peterson, K. Dougherty, J. Ziznewski,

E. Rabinowitz, A. Moshinsky, S. Dougherty, K. Sikora Bottom Row: K. Auciello, M. Rao, J. Danile, L. Dychus, V. Soong, J. Jablow, L. Kermizian, M. Zaccagnino, K. Goetz

BASEBALL During the Season

T o p R o w : Mr. Santowasso, N. Venezia, A. Suzara, R. Shamim, R. Schlauch, A. Venezia,

T. Ingram, A. Greenblatt, B. Carpentier, Mr. Mento, Mr. Nastus B o tto m R o w : P. Chansky, J. D'Agostino, A. Goetz, E. Chandler, A. Oppenheimer, S. Lapicki

BOYS LACROSSE During the Season

T o p R o w : Mr. Gajendragadkar, K. Keegan, F. Kim, N. Kumar, M. Kanach, J. Hollander,

D. Liggett, A. Hobbs, R. Dammers, K. Ernst, G. Riley, P. Patel, M. Kanwar, C. Weingart, Coach Quinalt B o tto m R o w : E. Hsu, D. Licari, J. Mangia, S. Kanach, L. Bhatt, R. Mallick, C. Cunnell,

M. Wilson

GIRLS LACROSSE During the Season

Top Row: Mrs. Glantzow-Zboray, L. Michaels, L. Brzezinski, M. Urban, M. Boehmer, S.

Studer, R. Kendall, V. Pharaon, D. Marganoff, Mr. Schifman Middle Row: C. Doryumu, H. Studer, A. Miklos, M. Scully, V. Abreu, D. Accurso, K. Torrenzano Bottom Row: C. Perrottey, J. Wilson

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BOYS TENNIS During the Season

B a c k R o w : J. Slawson, B. Mantell, J. Torres, I. Liggett ('98) F r o n t R o w : W. Howard, M. Tarkas (manager), A. Harkov, S. Gertner (manager), S. Gordon

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