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Princeton, N.J. 1988

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Dedication

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Elizabeth B. Fine

Few people have had as long and dedicated a career as Mrs. Elizabeth B. Fine. For many years, first at Miss Fine’s School, which her late husband’s aunt founded, then at Princeton Day, she has drawn her students into the world of classical literature with her extraordinary enthu s ia sm for teach ing . M rs. F in e ’s style is unique: never does she u tter a stern word, never a rebuke which might dim some student’s interest in ancient writings. She assumes her pupils have the same enthusiasm she does and, by doing so, transm its her rich sense of the classical world to them. Outside the classroom, she is every bit as pleasant as inside, from her piping “ Toot, toot!” as she moves through crowded halls with her ever-present cart to the smiles she showers on passers-by. The only quality of Mrs. Fine which surpasses her cheer is her skill with her subject m atter; she reads Greek faster than most people can read English. Through her enlightening classical teaching and her effervescence, Mrs. Fine has m ade an impact on Princeton Day School tha t will never be forgotten.

T hank you, Mrs. Fine, for bringing alive Achilles and Xenophon and all the souls in between. Thanks to you, Latin and Greek will never be dead lang uag es for your s tuden ts and colleagues.

Dear Class of 1988,Although the school year has only progressed to the Thanksgiving recess, your class has

already shaped its footprint for the year. By the time you graduate, we should have a clear depiction of the outline tha t will constitute your senior year at PDS.

To date, you have made a fine com m itm ent to your academic responsibilities; you have dem onstrated a tenacious, positive spirit in your athletic endeavors; you have provided us moments of high dram a and creativity on Halloween; you have pursued your Com m unity Council duties with vigor and vision; and you have displayed a delightful sense of humor. More is to come, I am sure.

For now, let me say how much I appreciate your contributions to the positive tone and direction of the school year. M any colleges and universities will be pleased to have you on their campuses. You will be missed here, but I know you will return to share your future experiences with us.

Good Luck.Sincerely

Headmaster Duncan W. Ailing

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Senior Table of Contents

J a c k A l v i n o ............................................................................... 48P e t e r A x e l r o d .......................................................................... 57Mel i ssa B a r o n .......................................................................... 71Kr i s t a B r a s w e l l ....................................................................... 31W e n d y C h a p o t ....................................................................... 37Wei C h e n ................................................................................... 38J ul ie C h o .....................................................................................54E la i ne C h o u .............................................................................. 74St ev e C o h e n .............................................................................. 28M a r c C o l l i n s .............................................................................52Br i an C r i b b ............................................................................... 89R o n C u n n i n g h a m ..................................................................27J i va n D a t t a ................................................................................58El isa D e R o c h i ..........................................................................42G e o r g e D o d d s .......................................................... 25J en ni D o l a n ................................................................................ 10R o l a n d D r e i e r .......................................................................... 39Pe t er D y k s t r a ..........................................................................43B r i t t E a t o n ................................................................................. 11H e l en e D a w n F e l d m a n ......................................................29Jill F l a t o .....................................................................................60E m i l y F r a n c o m a n o ............................................................... 21C h r i s t i a n F r i e s e ......................................................................65J e f f G o j a n i u k ........................................................................... 44Da ve G o l d e n ............................................................................. 16Paul G o l d m a n .......................................................................... 20L a nd i s G r e a t h o u s e ............................................................... 53H o l ly G r e e n b e r g .....................................................................84Kit G r e e n b e r g ..........................................................................47C h r i s t i n e G r o u n d s ................................................................ 66A n d r e a H a l l .............................................................................. 59Liz H a r e ......................................................................................18L a u r a H e i n s .............................................................................. 86J u l i a H e r r .................................................................................. 26C l i f f H i l p e r t .............................................................................. 22A l a n H o w a r d ........................................................................... 69J a n i e H w a n g .............................................................................51S t e p h a n i e K a t z ........................................................................17G i n a K i m ................................................................................... 40J a m i e K n i l l ................................................................................87Br i an K r a i .................................................................................. 93G r e t c h e n K u n z ....................................................................... 79M i c h a e l L i n g l e ....................................................................... 50M a t t L u c a s ............................................................................... 24

B e n n e t t M a t e l s o n ................................................................. 76H i l l a r y M i l l e r ..........................................................................36J o h n M i s l o w ............................................................................ 41De l on M o l l e t ............................................................................ 88C h r i s M o o d y ............................................................................ 97K a r i M o r a d o f f ........................................................................ 73S t e v e M o r i n o ........................................................................... 15B r ooke M u r p h y ......................................................................68G r e g M y e r s ............................................................................... 94R e e d N e w h a l l ..........................................................................67R o b O s t f e l d .............................................................................. 19G e o r g e P a c i ..............................................................................64E r i k a P a l s h o .............................................................................13M i r i a m P o l l a r d .......................................................................46He i d i P u c h n e r ..........................................................................75J e r e m y R a b b ...........................................................................95M e l i s s a R e t z l a f f .................................................................... 23B yr o n R h o d e s .......................................................................... 14G u i n n e v e r e R o b e r t s ..............................................................96J es si e R o b e r t s o n .................................................................... 81Pau l R o b e r t s o n .......................................................................92A r i a n n a R o s a t i .......................................................................56Col l ins R o t h ..............................................................................80J e r e m y R o t h f l e i s c h ...............................................................83J a m i e S a l k i n d ..........................................................................91R a c h e l S a v a g e ........................................................................ 70R i c h S c h r a g g e r .......................................................................77A n d r e w S h a f f e r ......................................................................72C o u r t n e y S h a n n o n ................................................................ 35J . D a v i d S i n n g e r ...................................................................78A n d y S m i t h ..............................................................................82S i o b h a n S t i g l i t z ..................................................................... 49J i m S t r u g g e r .............................................................................12R e b b e c a T i l d e n ......................................................................55V i n c e T o t a r o ............................................................................ 32M a r c V a n D y k e .......................................................................85A m y V e n a b l e ........................................................................... 33J e f f W a l k e r ............................................................................... 63Lily W i s e ................................................................................... 34Liz W i t t ......................................................................................61S e t h W o o d w a r d ......................................................................30L a m b r o s X e t h a l i s ..................................................................62P eg g y Y o o ..................................................................................90A b i g a i l Z i m s k i n d ................................................................. 45

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Somewhere there is someplace T hat one million eyes can ’t see, A nd somewhere there is someone W ho can see what I see.

Simple Minds

Music, art, and lit.A R

Jenni Dolan

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Britt Eaton

I ’ve never had a sum m er where there’s been So much out and out destruction.

H.F.S.O.B.

M an, you m ade out like a bandit I ’m a victim of circumstance I have not yet begun to eat W h ere ’s boot?

Down in Dixie . . . on a Sunday morning Yeah with one foot in the grave And one foot on the pedal I was born a rebel.

Tom Petty

There I was completely wasted O ut of work and down . . .Breaking the law, breaking the law . . .

Judas Priest

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Jim Strugger

Happiness is having a scratch for every itch.

Ogden N ash

The only difference between m an and boy is the price of their toys

Close your eyes for a moment And the m om ent’s gone.

Kansas

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Erika Palsho

Someone smiled for no special reason,It looks like the smile’s come back into season.

English Beat

I t ’s the heart afraid of breaking tha t never learns to dance I t ’s the dream afraid of waking tha t never takes a chance I t ’s the one who won’t be taken who can not seem to give I t ’s the soul afraid of dying tha t never learns to live

Bette Midler

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One m an ’s dream is another m an ’s reality.

Anonymous

Byron Rhodes

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Steve Morino

And the men who hold high places must be the ones who start to mold the new reality, closer to the heart.

Rush

It a in’t the things you don’t know what gets you into trouble; it’s the things you know for sure what ain’t so.

AnonymousI can ’t be a spectator; I have to be a player.I have to be closer to the action than the seat.

Dick Butkis

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David Golden

Breathe in the air Don’t be afraid to care Leave, but don’t leave me Look around Choose your own ground Long you live and high you fly Smiles you give and tears you cry All you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.

Roger W aters

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Stephanie KatzA bird does not sing because it has an answer.It sings because it has a song.

Chinese Proverb

Y ou’ve got to stand for something or you’re going to fall for anything.

John Cougar M ellencamp

A friend is someone you can do nothing with, and enjoy it.

The Optimist M agazine

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Elizabeth Hare

Boy, a in ’t it strange,A fter changes upon changes W e are more or less the same.

Simon & Garfunkel

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Paul GoldmanOn the endline.

’los

W ho wrote the BibleW ho set the lawsAre we set to history’s flaws?

Motley Crue

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When the worldis a monsterBad to swallowyou wholeKick the claytha t holds your teeth inThrow your troublesout the door.

R .E.M .

- que toda la vida es sueno y los suenos, suenos son.

Becquer

Emily Francomano

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Cliff Hilpert

T here ’s a band out on the highway T hey’re high steppin’ into town I t ’s a rainbow full of sound It’s fireworks, calliopes, and clowns . . . Everybody’s dancin ’ . . .

W inter grey and falling rainW e’ll see sum m er come againDarkness falls and seasons changeGonna happen every timeSam e old friends the wind and rainW e’ll see sum m er by and byW inter grey and falling rainSum m ers fade and roses dieW e’ll see sum m er come againLike a song th a t ’s born to soar the skies

Grateful Dead

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Melissa Retzlaff

Sure I can take it, but I prefer to dish it out.

Foghorn Leghorn

Let our souls be mountains, let our spirits be stars, let our hearts be words.

Ansel A dam s

Turn and face the strange.

David (Jones) Bowie

Playing with fire gets you burned,And I’m still burning.

Y az

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You sir, squinting at the m ap with your radiator boiling over and your fuel pum p vapor-locked, crawl out of tha t shiny hunk of G M Junk and take a walk — yes, leave the old lady and those squalling b ra ts behind for a while, turn your back on them and take a long quiet walk straight into the canyons, get lost for a while, come back when you dam n well feel like it, i t’ll do you and her and them a world of good . . . Yes, sir, yes, m adam , I entreat you, get out to those motorized wheelchairs, get off your foam rubber backsides, stand up stra ight like men! like women! like hum an beings! and walk- walk-walk upon our sweet and blessed land!

Edward Abbey

George Dodds

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Matt LucasIs there something better doin’ we’d be doin’ if we could?

Tom Petty

There’s a feeling I get when I look to the West. And my spirit is crying for leaving.

Led Zeppelin

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But when you’re born to run,it’s so hard to just slow down. Julia HerrSo don’t be surprised to see me back in the bright part of town.

Steve WinwoodW atch out you might get what you’re after

Talking HeadsYou can ’t always get what you want But if you try sometime You just might find You get what you need!

Rolling Stones

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Ron Cunninghamihave become comfortably numo

Pink Floyd

I’ve been in and out, Fve been up and down I don’t want to go until I ’ve been all around.

Cream

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Steve Cohen

Press OnN othing in the world can take the place of persistence. Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb. Education will not; the world is full of education derelicts. Persistence and determ ination alone are om nipotent.

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Helene Dawn Feldman

Life is far too im portan t to be taken seriously.

Woody Allen

statistic: the us bureau of missing persons reportstha t in 1968 over 100,000 people disappeared

leaving no solid clues nor trace only

a space in the lives of their friends

Ishmael Reed

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SethWoodward

If you’re staying behind, take good care of the ground just don’t let go of my wings, don’t lock up your dream s don’t deny us the sky Hey we’ll see you around.

Bob W eirGrow your dreadlocks D on’t be afraid of the wolfpack A tell you, one m an a walking And a billion man a sparkling.

Bob Marley

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Vincent Totaro

And it’s a fair wind, blowin’ warm out of the south Over my shoulder. Guess I ’ll set a course and go.

C S N

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Amy Venable

O ur memories of yesterday will last a life time. W e’ll take the best, forget the rest and Someday we’ll find these are the best of times.

Dennis De Young

If you smile at me I will understand, ’cause that is something everyone does in the same language.

CSN

You ain’t seen the best of me yet.

“ F A M E ,” by Dean Pichford

You got to speak out against the madness, you got to speak your mind, if you dare.

C SN

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Y oung M ister Moon flew away in the nightW ith his best friend M angus right by his sideThey soared through the Milky W ay counting the stars O n ce a ro u n d V enus tw ice a ro u n d M ars.

J im m y BuffetI enjoy certainthings, no one has to enjoythem, and I see certain thingsin a certain way, bu t no one else has tosee those things in the same, wayand then again, no one has theright to tell me it’s im m oral orselfish or wrong to do what I do

Holly Johnson

Lily Wise

I ’ve had the tim e of my life.Bill Medley

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The world is so full of a num ber of things, Courtney ShannonI ’m sure we should all be as happy as kings.

Robert Louis Stevenson

Happiness is a choice not an accident.

Joan Walsh Anglund

Sometimes I may get a little drastic Sometimes I just let my feelings show Sometimes I may be a bit sarcastic Most times th a t’s the way the story goes.

Jimmy Buffet

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Hillary Miller

W om en hold up half the sky.

Chinese Proverb

H e who risks nothing has nothing.

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Wendy Chapot

God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.

A.A.

Like sands through the hourglass,So are the days of our lives.

Theme from soap opera “ Days of our Lives”

The only limit to our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today. Let us move forward with strong and active faith.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Wei Chen

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>Roland Dreier

Skate to Hell. Gang Green

You’re the one th a t’s crazy. Suicidal Tendencies

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Gina Kim

She listened. She waited. “ I mean, did you call me for any special reason?” she said abruptly. “ I mean, did you have any special reason for calling m e?”

“ N o special reason, buddy, no special reason.”

J.D. Salinger Franny and Zooey

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' 31 John Mislow

This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man.

Polonius to his beloved son, Laertes. H am let, Act I, Scene 3, line 75

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Elisa DeRochi

If you think you are beaten, you are;If you think you dare not, you don’t;If you’d like to win, but you think you can ’t, I t ’s almost a cinch you won’t.

Th ink big and your deeds will grow Think small and you’ll fall behind Think th a t you can and you will;I t ’s all in the state of the mind.

A person should wear what he wants to And not jus t w hat other folks say.A person should do w hat she wants to A person’s a person th a t way.

Don G reenburg “ Free to Be You and M e”

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Peter DykstraOnce in a while you get Shown the light in the Strangest of places, if You look at it right.

G ratefu l Dead

W ake up to find out T h a t you are the Eyes of the world but The heart has its beaches Its homeland, and thoughts O f its own.

G ratefu l Dead

Everything changes and nothing changes.

The Wild Blue W alter Boyne and Steven Thompson

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Hold fast to dream sFor if d ream s dieLife is a broken-winged birdT h a t cannot fly.

Hold fast to dream s For when d ream s go Life is a barren field Frozen with snow.

Langston Hughes

Jeff Gojaniuk44

Tim e is a river rolling into nowhere.

Steve Winwood

Images of sorrow, pictures of delightthings th a t go to m ake up a lifeendless days of summer, longer nights of gloomwaiting for the morning lightscenes of unim portance like photos in a framethings tha t go to make up a life.

Genesis

Tim e it was and w hat a time it was It wasA time of innocence, a time of confidences.

Simon and Garfunkel

Abigail Zimskind

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T here ’s so m any dream s I ’ve yet to find.Carole King

Miriam Pollard

So they m ade ooey gooey Chocolate cake Sticky licky S ugar topA nd they gobbled it and giggled gledAnd they sat by the river And they fished in the water And they talkedAs the squirmy wormies wiggled, S ingin’

G lad to have a friend like you, Fair and fun and skippin’ free. Glad to have a friend like you, A nd glad to just be me.

Free To Be You A nd M e4 6

Kit Greenberg

I always knew I’d laugh looking back at the times I cried, but I never thought I ’d cry looking back on the times I laughed.

Anonymous

M y heart is warm with the friends I make, and better friends I ’ll not be knowing;Y et there isn’t a tra in I wouldn’t take no m atte r where it’s going.

Edna St. Vincent Millay

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Jack Alvino

I’d ra the r learn from one bird how to sing than teach ten thousand stars how not to dance.

e.e. cummings

Siobhan Stiglitz49

Mike Lingle

Kickin’JR

Get me out of this cage

Genesis

Hence to fight and conquer in all our battles is not supreme excellence; supreme excellence consists in breaking the enemy’s resistance without fighting.

Sun Tzu Wu

The endeavor for self-preservation is the prim ary and only foundation of virtue.

Baruch Spinoza

One of these days I’m going to cut you into little pieces.

Pink Floyd

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Marc Collins

A f te r T o d a y , C o n s id e r M e Gone.

Sting

And I said who am I to blow against the wind . . . I know what I know and I ’ll sing what I said We aim and we go T h a t ’s a thing tha t I keep in the back of my head

Every little thing she does is magic Everything she do just turns me on Even though my life before was tragic, now I know my love for her goes on

Paul Sim on Sting

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Landis Greathouse

Lowly W orm stopped by on his way to school, “ Hurry, or you will be late for school,” he said.

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You have to do something to keep you from sleeping.

Nureyev

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And when he cam e to the place where the wild things are they roared their terrible roars and gnashed their terrible teeth and rolled their te rrible eyes and showed their terrible claws till M ax said, “ BE S T IL L !” and tam ed them with the magic trick of staring into all their yellow eyes without blinking once and they were frightened and called him the most wild thing of all and m ade him king of all wild things.

M aurice Sendack Where the W ild Things Are

Rebecca Tilden

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Arianna Rosati

Build your cities on the slopes of Vesuvius.

Nietzsche

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W aiting for waves is O.K. —M ost people spend their whole lives waiting for nothing.

Shaun Thomson

Peter Axelrod

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Andrea Hall

T rust thyself; every heart vibrates to tha t iron string. Accept the place that divine providence has found for you . . . N othing at last is sacred but the integrity of your own mind . . . W hat I must do is all tha t concerns me, not what people think. This rule, equally arduous in actual and in intellectual life, may serve for the whole distinction between greatness and meanness.

Ralph W aldo Emerson

Jivan Datta

Some things are more im portant than good behavior

John M e Enroe

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Jill Flato

If a m an does not keep pace with his com panions, perhaps it is because he hears a different d rum m er. Let him step to the m usic which he hears, however m easured or far away.

Thoreau

I mean, we’re all pretty bizzare.Some of us are just better at hiding it.

Emilio Estevez in The B reakfast Club

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Liz Witt

Sorry means you got caught.

If you understood everything I said, you’d be me.

Miles Davis

The world may go on without me, but I doubt it.

Toffey

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Jeff Walker

H ere’s to all the strong ones W ho don’t care if they win

The kind I ’ll never see again.

Steve Winwood

And the wonder of it all Is tha t you just don’t realize

How much I love you.

Eric Clapton

Open your eyes and let it begin, Everything’s cornin’ our way now!

S an tana

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1 vc"got to answ«f££ I 'm .going to fly a w ^ .

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Christian Friese

. . . Weisse Ueberheblickeit M ass aller Dinge Weisse Ueberheblickeit Jeder M ensch ist gleich nur Weiss ist gleicher . . .

H erbert Groenemeyer

I mean,everybody would know exactly what I was talking about . . .

Paul Simon

W e’re on a mission from God.The Blues Brothers

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George Paci

I ’ve got wild, staring eyes And I’ve got a strong urge to fly

Roger W aters

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Christine Grounds

W hile there is time let’s go out and find everything;If you hold me I will let you into my dreams.For time is a river rolling into nowhere, we must live W hile we can and we drink our cup of laughter.

Steve Winwood

“ L et’s go and see everybody,” said Pooh, “ because when you’ve been walking in the wind for miles, and you suddenly go into somebody’s house, and he says, “ Hallo Pooh, you’re just in time for a little smackerel of something,’ and you are, then it’s what I call a friendly day .”

A.A. Milne

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Reed NewhallSed haec prius fuere.

Catullus

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Brooke Murphy

W alking in the tall trees, going where the wind goes, blooming like a red rose, breath ing more freely, ride out singing,I’ll walk you in the morning sunshine.

Dead

Just say maybe.

Lively up yourself!

Bob M arley

Once I had brains,and a heart also,but having tried them both,I should much ra ther have a heart.

The T inm an

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H er complex personality was more of a problem than a virtue.

Brooke C. M urphy

Doing something for somebody anonymously is like wetting your dark pants. I t ’s a warm feeling but nobody knows it.

Brooke C. M urphy

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Andrew Shaffer

Y ou’ve got to learn to live W ith what you can ’t rise above.

Bruce SpringsteenNow I’ll do what I can.I’ll walk like a man And I’ll keep on walkin’.

Bruce Springsteen

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Kari Moradoff

You can do what you want The opportun ity’s there And if you find a new way You can do it today.You can m ake it all true And you can m ake it undo.

C a t Stevens

If there’s anything tha t you want If there’s anything I can do Just call on me and I ’ll send it along W ith love from me to you.

The Beatles

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Let your spirit stay unbroken,M ay you not be deterred.

Peter Gabriel

Now the years are rolling by me,They are rocking evenlyI am older than I once wasAnd younger than I’ll beT h a t ’s not unusualThough it isn’t strangeA fter changes upon changesW e are more or less the sameA fter changes, we are more or less the same.

Simon and Garfunkel

This is a bridge?

H P

Elaine Chou74

If you really want to be deep . . . shut up.

Heidi Puchner

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Bennett Matelson

The reward of a thing well done is to have done it.

Emerson

Experience is the nam e everyone gives to their mistakes.

Oscar Wilde

It is be tter to know some of the questions than all of the answers.

Jam es Thurber

It were not best tha t we all think alike.It is difference of opinion tha t makes horse races.

M ark Twain

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Rich Schragger

Keep an open mind; an open mind is a very good thing,but don’t keep your mind so opentha t your brains fall out.

M aharan i of Ja ipur

Only children, political orators, and poets talk of the future as though it were a thing one could know; fortunately for us we know nothing about it.

Thorton W ilder The Ides of M arch

If I could be anyone in the world, I ’d stay myself so I wouldn’t have to change clothes.

JimT a x i ”

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PROVIDENCE

Got to get some sleep, I ’m so nervous in the night.

Peter Gabriel

J. David Sinniger

W atch out, you might get what you’re after. N uclear weapons can wipe out life on earth,

if used properly.Talking Heads

In search of love and music my whole life has been illumination, corruption, and diving,

diving, diving, diving diving down to pick up on

every shining thing . . .

I ’m like a black crow flying

in a blue sky . . .

Joni Mitchell Gretchen Kunz

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Collins Roth

I don’t need no arm s around me I don’t need no drugs to calm me I have seen the writing on the wall Don’t think I need anything at all.

Pink Floyd

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Jessie Robertson

You are completely on your own . . .If you get in trouble . . . we don’t know you. If one of you should die . . . it’s up to the rest of you to dispose of the body . . . so don’t get caught . . . and don’t die

Rod SteigerH um anist, quantifier, what you will — it is never wrong to plug in your own line; it is almost always wrong to write off others.

O .H .K . Spate

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Andy Smith

“ Five? W h a t’s a 5?”“ Oh . . . uh . . . T h a t ’s a new grade Mom. I t ’s like an A .”

Typical conversation at the Smith home

I a in ’t no joke.

Eric B. and Rakim

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Jeremy Rothfleisch

The door’s open but the ride a in ’t free.Bruce Springsteen

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HollySuzanneGreenberg

I must be travelling on now cause there’s too many places I must see . . . I ’m as free as a bird now . . .

Lynyrd Skynyrd

And the beauty of this m om ent will last forever

In our thoughts and in our dream s and in our selves.

Bob Allen

I ’m a rotten, a glad. I did it chiefly because it was well worth it and mainly because I shall never have to do it again.

M ark Twain

You got to play your hand sometime. The cards ain’t worth a dime if you don’t lay ’em down.

Grateful Dead

N oth in g ’s gonna change my world.The Beatles

O H W H A T A F E E L IN G TO BE FREE!

Bob M arleyI ’M O N M Y W AY!

G ratefu l Dead D on’t criticize what you can ’t understand.Bob Dylan

Pools of sorrow, waves of joy are drifting through my open mind, Possessing and caressing me.

The Beatles

Marc Van Dyke

Genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration.

Thom as A. Edison

No greater good can happen to a m an than to discuss hum an excellence every day.

Plato

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Laura HeinsI can resist every th in g except temptation.

O scar Wilde

Stayed by what was and pulled by what would be.

Theodore Roethke

If I laugh baby, if I laugh just a little bit.

C a t Stevens

Pensar en ocioso es pensar para no hacer nada o pensar dem asiado en lo que se ha hecho y no en lo que hay que hacer. A lo hecho pecho, y a o tra cosa, que no hay peor que remordimiento sin enmienda.

Miguel de U nam uno

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"Drive, George, drive! This one s got a coathanger!"

Jamie Knill

W inning isn’t everything, But wanting to win is.

Vince Lom bardi

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Delon Mollet

The chief wonder of education is tha t it does not ruin everybody concerned in it: teachers and taught.

H enry Adam s

M ake no little plans: they have no magic to stir m en’s blood . . . M ake big plans, aim high in hope and work.

Daniel H. Burnham

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Brian Cribb

W e walked down a tunnel Flipped a coinW ho ever said it’s just a game Better take a closer look.

Anonymous

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The time which we have at our dispense is elastic; the passions tha t we feel expand it, those tha t we inspire contract it; and habit fills up what remains.

M arcel Proust

Peggy Hyo Min Yoo90

Time to shave. Genesis

T h e L a m b lies dow n on Broadway

When we finally reach the city on the hill, will it be real or just a Hollywood set?

Ted Koppel

Shouldn’t we be doing something constructive?Tom Stoppard

I don’t care w hat you call it, as long as i t’s real music, And as long as it swings.

Clifford Blandford Townshend

Jamie Salkind

I t ’s just a joke. David Letterm an

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Paul Robertson

How am I supposed to know what I am going to do with the rest of my life when I don’t know what I ’m going to do after lunch.

Dennis the M enace

N eed a rip, Slim?

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Brian Krai

Everything is be tter when wet. Steve Miller Band

D on’t waste your time always searching for those years Face up . . . m ake your stand A nd realize you’re living in the golden years.

Iron M aiden

93

Greg MyersY our time has come to shine,All your dream s are on their way.

Paul Simon

It was many years ago tha t I becam e what I am.Sting

Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride.Airline Commercial

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Jeremy Rabb

I do not want to achieve immortality through my works;I want to achieve immortality by not dying.

Woody Allen Gently, gently, EvidentlyW e are safe so far, A fter scaling Fence and paling,Here, at last, we are!

W.S. Gilbert

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And we have just one world but we live in different ones.Dire S traits

Winnie Roberts

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Chris Moody

A uf immer und Ewig?2000 miles is very far through the snow,

Chris R ea I’ll think of you wherever I go.Pretenders

You are either alive and proud or you are dead.Steve Biko

No points for second Best.Top-Gun

You can choose from phantom fears and kindness tha t can kill,I will choose a path th a t ’s clear,I will choose free-will.

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Thirteen Year Veterans

Christine Grounds, Emily Francomano, B.J. Matelson, Kit Greenberg, Winnie Roberts, Courtney Shannon, Lambros Xethalis.

Congratulations! You M ade it.Thirteen years at P.D.S. is no small feat. The rest of us are awestruck. Bravo.

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Gone With the Wind

H ilary Bachelder Berkley Baker Jason Barcelo Peter Barsoom Rachel Ben-Levi George Berven David Bivins Josh Brahinsky John Capps Tom Childs Chris topher D ’arcy Brent Eaton Ed Eglin Scott Fletcher S am an tha Forusz Chris Gallup Joey Gigliotti Jody G ilbert Viva Goettinger H ilary Green Z ach Gund Tim Hawkes G ary Hoffing Wesley Hogan W illiam Hughes Chris H un t Taylor Hwong Ashley Jameson CeliaJohnson M ahesh K arand ikar Scottie King M ishka Kohli Christian Larsen Paul Legrady.

Tim othy Levy Tucker Levy Aline Lin Ja r re t t Lobell Brendan M alyk Dorsey M cCuaig Jam es M cIn ty re M onica M cLem ore O rna M eyer S tephanie M ihan A lthea Miller Justin M raz Kimberly Olsen Phoebe Reed Taylor Reed Jason Regan Jam es Sannella Yasm ine Sherif Peter Sienkiewicz Jacqueline Sirignano Joshua Skov M atthew Spiegel David Strickland Sharon Thompson Andrew Toot Ben Travers Jeb Trowbridge Ram sey Turnbull W y a t t V a n d e r - stuckenK athryn Veech Nils VonZelowitz Genevieve W an Nelson W illiams Felicity Wood.

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Class Awards

Future Leaders of AmericaRich and Hillary

Yuppie AwardJerem y Rothfleisch and Andrea

M ost Likely to Bring Their Kids to PDSKit and Pete D.

Subway MusiciansDave G. and Gretchen

Mr. & Mrs. EgoCollins and Arianna

Debbie Does Dallas AwardKrista and Brian K.

The Cradle Robber AwardJeff W. and Emily

The Wanna Be a Senior AwardWill Fisher

The Hair Hall of Fame

A Little Dab’ll Do ItBrian K. and Jill

M iss Clairol AwardChrissy and A rianna

Here’s a Razor AwardJam ie S. and Holly

Do they Go To PD S AwardLiz, Brooke, and Rachel

The Headbanger AwardM att

The Proboscus AwardJerem y R abb

Strut AwardM VD and Andy Smith

The “ I saw Jamie Knill Naked!” AwardEmily

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The Identity Crisis AwardHelene and Dawn

Future Sanitation Dept. HeadBritt

Card Shark AwardElaine and Heidi

The Indoor Sunglasses and Porsche AwardJohn Mislow

Mario AndrettiLily

The Catch Me I’m Falling AwardM iria m

Snacks and Refreshments AwardJack and B.J.

The Puritan Work Ethic AwardGina

The Homeroom Goddess AwardMrs. Skvir

I Enjoy Publicly Embarrassing MiriamPete Axelrod

Black Jack Dealer AwardSteve C.

God AwardRoland

The Who Scored More in Killington AwardErika, Jenni. and Melissa

I Don’t Like Girls, I Just . . .Paul R.

The Toothpick AwardLambros and Laura

The Life In A Fishbowl AwardT H E S E N IO R C L A S S ’!!!

The What’s Pre-Planning AwardT H E L INK S T A F F

The Where’s My Ashtray AwardM r s R o th rock

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The Way It Was . . .

M a r in e Lt. Col. O liver L. N o r th , was a key f igure in the p lan to f inance a n t i -g o v e rn m e n t rebels in N i c a r a g u a with m oney from a rm s sales to Iran . In t e s t im ony before the I r an -C o n t r a hear ings in W as h in g to n , N o r th b e ca m e a in s tan t c e lebr i ty (? )

Pre s iden t a n d M rs . R e a g a n g ree ted Pope Jo h n Pau l 11 when he a r r ived in M ia m i to begin a n ine-c i ty tou r o f th e U n i ted S ta tes .

P res iden t R e a g a n ta lks with Soviet leader M ikha i l G o rb a ch e v du r ing a r riva l ce rem on ie s a t the W h i te House. T h e two sup e rp o w er leaders held a th ree -d ay s u m m it h ea r in g in D e c em b er an d signed a n uc lear a r m s contro l ag ree m e n t .

T h e se n a te re jec ted P res iden t R e a g a n ’s n o m in a t io n o f R o b e r t H. Bork to the S u p r e m e C o u r t by a 58-42 vote, w hich ended a long con ten t ious d e b a te over a ju d g e a l t e rn a te ly p o r t ray e d as a b r i l l ian t ju r is t an d a d a n g e ro u s ex trem is t . His next nom inee , w ho resigned, a d m i t te d to sm o k ing m ar i ju an a .

In an e ffo rt to k eep the Pers ian G o lf open to naviga t ion , the U n i ted S ta te s b egan in Ju ly to escort vessels to p ro tec t th em from Iran . In S e p te m b e r , th e U .S . N a v y blew u p an I ran ian sh ip t h a t w as c a u g h t laying mines in the G ulf . A m e r ic a n lives w e re lost in th e on-go ing sk i rm ish ing .

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D em ocra t ic p res iden t ia l c an d id a te G a r y H a r t was forced to d rop his bid for the p residency a f te r it was repo r ted t h a t he w as rom an t ica l ly involved with D onna Rice , a 29-year-old aspir ing ac t res s an d model from M iam i. H e then surprised the voters by re -en ter ing the race.

T h e Dow Jones industr ia l stock av erag e d ro p p ed 508 points , the la rgest in h istory , on M o n d a y , O c to b e r 19. S o m e cal led it a “ c ra s h ," o th e rs cal led it a “ m e l t d o w n ,” an d o the rs cal led it “ Black M o n d a y .” W h a t ever it was, it s t r ipped $500 billion f rom the m a rk e t va lue o f U .S . securit ies . U n c e r ta in Times!

In the six yea rs s ince A m e r ic a n s first h e a rd o f a m yster ious im m u n i ty - ro b b in g disease from which no one recovers , A I D S has killed near ly 25 ,000 A m er ican s , mil lions of dolla rs have p oured into m edica l re search a n d P res iden t R e ag a n has p roc la im ed the p lague “ Publ ic H e a l t h E n em y N o . 1.”

A n e a r th q u a k e t h a t m ea su re d 6.1 on the R ich te r scale h i t S o u th e rn C a l i fo rn ia in O c tober . It w as not a c a t a s t roph ic q u ak e , b u t the d a m a g e was extensive.

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M iss M ic h ig a n , Kaye Lani R a e R afko , a nurse w ho shook up the ta l e n t com pe t i t ion with a Ploynesian dan ce , w as c row ned Miss A m e r ic a 1988.

A b a rg e filled with 3,128 tons o f g a rb a g e be ca m e a na tiona l jo k e a n d a symbol o f the n a t io n ’s w orsen ing prob lem with solid w as te m an a g em e n t . T h e ba rge , look ing for a place to d u m p its cargo , w as ban n ed by six s ta tes a n d th ree fore ign countr ie s before an inc ine ra to r reduced it to ash.

Television evangelis ts J im an d T a m m y B ak k er said fa rewell to the P T L m in is t ry in M a rc h . J im B akker resigned a f te r confessing to a sexual e n co u n te r wi th a you n g w om an . T a m m y B ak k er bowed ou t o f the b ro a d cas ts to und e rg o t r e a tm e n t for d ru g dependency . T w o of th e top en te r ta in e r s o f the y e a r were

W h i tn e y H o us ton a n d M a d o n n a .

D ennis C o n n o r , the m a n who lost the A m e r ic a ' s C u p in 1983, won it back four yea rs la te r. T h e S t a r s & S t r ip es co m p le ted a 4-0 sweep over A u s t r a l i a ’s K o o k a b u r ra III in the race t h a t took place in A u s t r a lia.

A 2 4 -day st r ike by the N F L p layers ended in m id -O cto b e r w hen the union cap i tu la te d an d w ent to cou r t ins tead o f t ry ing to fight the c lub o w ners a t the b a rg a in in g table .

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Kirby P u ck e t t a n d J e f f R a e rd o n o f th e M in n eso ta T w ins ce leb ra te their W o r ld Se r ies v ictory over the St. Louis C a rd in a ls . T h e Twins won the seven th an d final g a m e o f the series 4-2.

T h e G o lden G a te Bridge in S a n Franc isco c e leb ra ted its 50 th b i r th day. A b o u t 250 .000 people j a m m e d on to the b r idge for an a n n iv e r sa ry walk across the span . A n o th e r 500 ,0 0 0 packed the b r idge a p p ro ach es b u t w ere den ied access because the eng ineers fea red the span could not suppor t the weight.

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First Row: S a m Brush, S a r a h Ackley , Em il C a s ten e d a , A lex Brent. Second Row: K ate Baicker, S ta ce y Belton, J im Aversano.

First Row: W ill F isher , C h r i s F ran k , A n d y D yks tra , G re g E ck lem an . Second Row: M elody Cook, N ikk i D unn , Alic ia Collins.

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First Row: K a ren Freder icks , D ave G ra y , L ibby G ri f f i th , J u a n G u e r re ro . Second Row: D eidre G ries inger , C h e ry l G ans.

First Row: H e a th e r H u n te r , M e g h a n H a l l , T in a H a h n . Second Row: L a u re n H end ler , P e te r G u z u k , S a n g Ji , G re g G ordon , J a n e H eap , T o m H arvey , M a t t H enderson .

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First Row: Keith Jones , K en t Kyle, D ina Johnson . Second Row: Steve F u lm er , Sco t t K e lberg , D avid K itchen , Dor ia Johnson , D ebb ie Jones, A n n Kim, H o w ard Katz .

First Row: J a y E c k a rd t . Josh M ez r ich , M a t t Mille r. Second Row: Erinn B a tcha , K a te Leone , J a n e Fe l ton . D an M ilste in , Jon M a z ia rz , G e o f f M a le t t a , J o h n M ay e r .

S u s an Lebovi tz , J a c k ie Reiss, H e a th e r R obe r ts , C a r r ie R egan , H a rd y Royal , V ince Pe terson, C h r is O v e rm an , Alex S ageb ien , Dave Mraovitch .

First Row: Beth S c h w a r tz , C asey S he ldon . Second Row: C arlos S ageb ien , J a m ie Sim pson , M egan S h a f fe r , R a m o n S an t ia g o , E ugen ie S ibeud , Paul Sh in , J aco b S i lverm an .

M a u re e n C ahil l , M eg Y oung , A n g e la T ravers , L au r ie S tu a r t , J e f f Z aw ad sk y , Ani T ilden. Bryan Stone , J e n n y T h u r m a n , A m y W a r re n , S tep h an ie T a t t l e

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Sophomores

First Row: L u cas A tm a n , L in d say B e rk m an , Ly lah Alphonse , A n d re a Begel, R obb ie Bior. Second Row: R ober t Baril, D oug A d d e r ly , C h r i s Baker .

First Row: D ebbie Bushell, C la i re Brown, L iz Bylin, Dave C a ru g a t i , C lay B raddock . Second Row: J o n a th a n C lan cy , E r ic C a r lson , J a y C h e n , Rich C a s tan e d a .

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First Row: Molly Siegel, M ichel le M a n n , Leslie Powell. Second Row: R a n d y Z agor in , E rik Oliver , S te p h en Pol lard .

First Row: Elissa M arcu s , R o b e r t Powell , E d ith R obe r ts . Second Row: L a u r a P e rh a ch , Je n n y T h o m p s o n , Ju l ie T o ta ro , N i k a Skvir.

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First Row: Lien Price, L a u ra W elt , A m y Y a m , V e lm a W o n g . Second Row: M a r k W ins tan ley , K ysha W h ite , T a r a W ild n a u e r , A d r ia n n c W ong.

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Freshmen

First Row: C h r i s t in a De G o m a . Rache l B r idgcm an , Irene Kim, Emily H op p e r , Je n n y Kim. Second Row: J a m e s H e a rn e y , Sherr i J a m es , S teve E a to n , A lyssa D enzer , Beth K ah o ra .

First Row: K enya S h u j a a , Je n n i f e r S an t ia g o , Missy R osendor f , F a n y a S ta n s b u r g , T in a Jones. Second Row: J o h n R a m a n o , Jo e To, S a c h in S h a h , S ian Ke l l ingsw orth .

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First Row: Beth K a h o ra . Second Row: P e ter N e c k e lm a n n , Al iza M e z r ich , Ju l ie M a rc u s , R ach e l M a n n in o , David M a z ia rz . Third Row: S t u a r t K a tzo ff , E m ily H op p e r , J o a n n a K oren jak , C h r i s Jones.

First Row: B ren d an Lucey, J e re m y Kuris , T o n y M ack , Jenn i fe r L each . Second Row: C am p b e l l Levy, C hr is Jones , S t u a r t K atzoff , J o a n n a K oren jak , A m y Livingston.

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First Row: Ju l ie Roginsky , J o n a t h a n Pope, A n k a Novacovic i. Second Row: L e m m in g to n Ridley, Rose lyn Riley. Third Row: W e n d y P inder , M a t t R iccard i , G r a h a m R ich m o n d .

First Row: R o n a ld Devilla , M ichae l C h e n , David H a n k , T o m Galli , J im R ead . Second Row: T im Babbit , J u d H ende rson , G re g o r M en as ian .

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First Row: C a r r i e Z u b la t t , L a h n -Y o u n g You, M u r r a y V ehslage , M ike Y a c h t . Second Row: E ricka C e reen , C in d y W u , Jon T ren d , C h r i s V erone. Third Row: Joel T o t t e n , Ja so n W a s s e rm a n , C h r i s T rend .

First Row: C h a r l i e B aker , C a ro l in e H end ler , Missy Collins, S a ra Beat ty , J o h n Belanger. Second Row: C h r is t in e Considine, Keven C askey , C h r i s t ia n B a tch a , N y ie r A bdou .

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First Row: M a t t H u r fo rd , S h a w n C h y p re , A n d y G o ldenson , Ja sp e r S h a h n , E r ic G u in ta . Second Row: S a r a h B e rk m an , Ju l ie S a to w , Alex W o odfo rd , S h a ro n T h o m a s , A m i S h a h , Becki H a r t , G ia n Scozzaro , J o h n How e. Third Row: D eird re Bannon , C h r i s She ldon , M ike Ferry , E r ic W o la rsk y , C h a n d r a B h a tn a g a r , J a m ie F ra n c o m a n o , D a n S ou th - wick, S h a r a F e ld m a n , Sa l ly G ilbert .

First Row: A r t R o tb e rg , B rian K ohn, B rian F e rbe r , M ike S c a r la ta . Second Row: J im G ra z ia n o , K a t ie Prescott, S te p h an ie Sheldon , S ta ce y N a m m , Lisa N ie g e r m a n , M ichel le K ornhaw ser , Denise

Bencivengo. Third Row: H ayson W h ite , R a y W o n g , M a g a n Bencze, N ico le C a rg u l i a , Alison C ho , C o u r tn ey Falle r , M a t t

K r a m e r . Benji Frost. M iss ing from photo: M r . M in ter .

First Row: N a t h a n T a in , P a t r ic k R e ad , Pe ter H e g e n e r , P e te r Knipe, M a t t Fa rru g g io . Second Row: H o a n a C h e n , R ache l B rah insk i , Kim D ’A d a m o , Blair Y oung , S i t a F reder icks , Lisa L ake , M r ina l in i K a m a th . Third Row: R e g in a Spiegel , J u s t in Geise l , M ik e D aw es, H a rv ey Brodley , M ike S c h ra g g e r , M a r k T ro w b r id g e , K a te M arq u is , F r a n k Perrulli .

First Row: M a t t K a tze n b ac k , S us ie Dolan , M a r k M a z ze th , Jason Bilanin, C o u r t e n a y B a tcha . Second Row: Lavine K im , M a rc y W e b ster, N a t a s h a D a t ta , L au re n S h u k e , T a m m y M ead e , Ash ley Dixon, R e b ec ca G ro u n d s , P au l ine Roberts . Third Row: M e g Bailey, Dave W ise , K a r i D olph , C o rd Joh n s to n , J a m e s R eed , Josh A dle r , John R ak , F red S a b b , T im M cC o l lo u g h , H o w ard Jacobson .

First Row: J o h n S t i tz e r , G a r y M oore , J a r e d Bilanin, C y ru s Beer. Second Row: Becky D engler , K id an a K assah u n , C a r in M oonin , S t e p h an ie M a n n , S u s an W el t , L a u r a H o w ard , Blake H o g an , T r ic ia F rank . Third Row: P a t r ic ia Cross , J o h n a th a n Benedict, P e ter Retz- laff, T odd H ovanec , G is t C ro f t , D ona ld M oore -R usse l l , R om i M u Kheriee , W es Akins , David Reeve.

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First Row: Daniel Bushell, S co t t A a a ro n s o n , A d a m Petr ick , Travis Stone . Second Row: S he i la Rober tson , R ebecca F r ie d m a n , A d r ien n e Scholz , Jess ica V a rg a , A m y Rosenfe ld , Becky Rosenberg , M ichelle Boyd, C a ro l in e A lex an d e r , Ide le t te Baker . Third Row: S co t t M a c K a y , W a l te r Hosey , C h r i s Bird, P e te r R obe r ts , Daniel R agsda le , D onald Conklin .

First Row: David W eeks, S teven Scall i , Z a c h S i lbersher , M a t t Roth- fleisch. Second Row: A m a n d a Breese, E l iz abe th H a r m a n , Ju l ie Se l tzer , A lyson Si lk, E l iz abe th S w an k e , A rie l le Krebs , Jodi Z agor in . Third Row: E l iz abe th D anson , Emil d e G o m a , N a t e G l ibe r t , M icah Meise l, Kyle Spells , G re g A s m en , T ed N u s s b a u m , G a y le C adzon .

First Row: J a s o n H ong , Z a c h S tu rges , J o h n G a rc ia , J a y San tav lasc i , M ichae l F r ied land . Second Row: C o u r tn ey E ck a rd t , J e a n C h en , Kat ie Koste r, D a rce y C a r lson , M a n ja r i S h a h , Codi W eaver , J a n e G rigger . T h ird Row: D enn is D eC ore , C y ru s A lphonse , T im Joh n s to n , Dave D ickson, C a ro ly n C rosby , V ash t i M onasian .

First Row: Benjy Kuris , C h r i s P asto re , S co t t F e ldm an , Billy More. Second Row: H il la ry H ayes , K im N em iro v , Lori Lake , V anessa Puzio, B ri t te L y n am , Jul ie S im o n , Em ily Hoover. Third Row: A n d y Franz , M a t th e w Dixion, A l lah W az i r , Josh Siegel , Jason Powell , Becket Wolf, M ichae l Jan so n , M a ry W il l iam s.

First Row: R obb ie W a l ig u n d a , Alison L ie b e rm a n , R a j ib C h a n d a , S t e phen Siegel . Second Row: J e n e a n S t a r r , A ka i W h i t t , Phil ip W h ite , M a t thew U p to n , Brad W ilson, M a t th e w Sch a f fe r , G r i f f B raddock . Third Row: K a th e r in e Powel l , A u d r ic Kim , L ee Su l l ivan , Bill S to l tz fus , C h e ry l Johnson , Jesse E aton , G h a n i M u s a -R a in es , Igor Brodsky, N in a Wo- larsky.

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Sixth Grade

First Row: Bryan Tay lo r , P a t r ick M e e h an , J a m e s B onepar th , C h u c k Flores. Second Row: B a rb a ra Von M a y rh o u se r , A lex H a r res , Mike E hre t , A n u p a S h a h , S a m H a rd y , D ebbie M anno . Third Row: Pa t r ick K erney , J o n a th a n Hef ler , B rian M a u n e y , C h r i s t in a W il l iam s , Scot t O s tfe ld , C y n th ia S h a f to , P a t r ic k R egan .

First Row: B.J. She ldon , Jus t in H i l len b ran d , Ian H a lp e rn , T y le r S h a w , Ben Brown. Second Row: M onica B h a t t a c h a ry a , K yra Skvir, M a r ik a S a r d a r , Lucien ne Papon , Elissa Doyle , C h r i s t a G e rvenw ald , J a n n a Levin, S h a l in i A g g a rw a l . Third Row: M rs . C a r ro l l , T e d S h a tz , T ed G e r a n n a t t , A n d y O v e rm an . David S c h ra g g e r , M rs . Heinken .

First Row: M a th e w C h e n , P e te r N ow ick i , David Apollon, Jason H a r t . S e c ond Row: M r. R u lo n -M il le r , Ju l ie O b e r , S a r a h S i lv e rm an , A m a n d a Atwood, A n n e S m i th , M a r g a re t C a r m a l t , M s. W lison. Third Row: W h itn e y W hite , Daniel O p p e n h e im , B rad Joh n s to n , T o m M a lsb u ry , E r ic T re i lm a n , M a r g a re t C a r m a l t .

First Row: T ony G re en b e rg , Boris R o re r , M a t t A dle r , E r ik P a lkh iw ala . Second Row: V eron ica W h i te , Je n n i f e r D e M u th , Kelly W a g n e r , Jess ica Se id , R ache l Z u b la t t , S u s an Reichlin . Third Row: J o s h u a F e ld m an , S h a w n W il l iam s , G r a n t G ooder , Lee B a lan , A n d re w S icpra .

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First Row: H a y d e n A aronson , Daniel S m u l ian , D an L aw rence , B re tt Dille, A lex M a n k a . S ec ond Row: Alison B adget t , W e n d y W a l te r , J e s sie R osen b e rg , J en n i fe r M itche l l , M issy W o o d ruff, B lythe Q u in lan , J u d y M ic h au d , R eb ecca H ig h lan d . Third Row: Betsy R izza , D an n y Knipe, S h i r a z M a l ik , S co t t S h a r r a rd , Elliot S h u k e , M ichae l De S e n n a , J o h n a th a n G ra - z iano, D o n n a Bond.

First Row: C h r i s t ia n S em onds , M ichae l Lie- be rm a n , W es S te f fens , T u c k e r M cN e i l , Will E gan , Second Row: K a te A b e rn a th y , R ebecca L in tner , J e b S im pson , S a p n a Kalsy , T a ry n E sp o s i to , L e a h A r o n , A a r e n L ic c i a rd e l l o , K a th y W a l l ig u n d a , Je n n i f e r Seass. Third Row: K a t h e r i n e M e e k e r , J o h n H e l m i c k , S c o t t M a u n e y , J a m i e H e n r y , R e n n ie T h o m p s o n , Dave L eh m a n , J e f f Goldenson .

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PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL 1987

First Row: M a t th e w Brown, J a m e s To, Ted S la u g h te r , David Pan i tz . Second Row: Avery M a t th e w s , A d a i sh a la H en d r ix , S ta cy S m i th , Kelly B abbit t , H e a th e r P ayne , C a ro ly n Sivitz , M a x im Ko, A le x an d ra Fri tsch-Gil . Third Row: M a r y a n n F o r c in a , D av id W is k o w s k i , J a y S ch w arz , lan W ijay a , D eck er Rolph, Benji Payne , Pa t r ick H e a rn e y , Daniel Sp ea r .

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Fourth Grade:First Row:M a r k R e in h a rd t Pa ley D re ier Second Row:Sylvia L im m M e g a n C a m is a E m ily Church i l l M o r g a n A l tm a n S a m a n t h a D ar l ing Beth C onkl in S a r a H a r t A m a n d a H a n a n Third Row:Ben G a rc ia Je f fe ry O v e rm an A d a m Husik Leslee A t i r a m O liver S issm an M a t th e w Z arzeck i M ichae l K o rn h au se r

Fourth Grade:First Row:Daniel Popkin C a ld e r C ru ik s h a n k Ju s t in Doyle M a t th e w L a Bosco Second Row: A m a n d a S ch e rk Jess ica Barson E l iz ab e th Funk S a r a Lott Molly O b e r Je n n i f e r W alsh K a t ie Jam ie son Third Row:Betsy D y k s tra G re y Jones T u r n e y Hall Billy B a n n a rd J o h n G a r d n e r Daniel L ym s A lex V incen t

Fourth Grade: First Row:Reid B adget t Jo h n M oxon Second Row:C h a n d le r Plohn S a r a h W eeks Lily C h e n g M a ry W a l ig u n d a Lise L y n a m Em ily S m all R ach e l F le tcher Third Row:A n n e K o b e rn a J o h n B auer J a y Kelsey T o d d S b a r ro J a so n R e ad O m m e e d S a th e Ja so n Fill1 4 4

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Third Row:Third Row: B ra d LyonsFirst Row: C h a r le s P lohnC h i t r a R a m a l in g a m Josh G i lb e r tJ a m ie Beresford T e d d y C h a s eS ta p h a n i e Kim A m e e s h a S h a hM a r t in Now ick i S e th A d le rR a y L y h am Jo h n W h i t t a k e rM ich ae l Z a rz ec k i Kevin M a c k aySecond Row: Fourth Row:M a n d y R ab in o w itz S u e C a r tyC a r ly N e m iro w S e to n M a rsh a l lM a r g a re t Pan A u s t in W il l iam sD a n a Sciall i B ryan EspositoLindsay N e m iro w David LevinA n n M u rp h y T h o m a s A n d e r m a nN in a A ron M ichae l S ico raK a te A lex an d e r Babi B h a t t a c h a r je eN e l M a rq u i s R ach e l H ow eM a r a S o r ian o D a n a S co t tW h i tn e y Robinson B en te W hee lock

Second Grade:First Row:O w en Sivi tz Kevin M e e h a nSecond Row: Ju s t in G a y lo rdJane l le G u n d r u m A n d re w S o u th e rnL e ig h a n n e S ad ley A n d re w D eanDaisy Bang Fourth Row:S herr i D av ido ff C h r i s to p h e r C onleyA lyssa S p iro J o h n P a u l L a BoscoC h a r le n e A n n ex y J o h n Podurgie lJess ica H a n a n Billy KingL a u re n N u g e n t G r a n t D a r l ingM a r g u e r i t a De J e f f rey K u r tzS enna J u d S to n eLee G o rd o n C h a r le s P as to reVicki S w an k e B ryan N e w m a nThird Row: J a k e DicksonBrigh t L im m Fifth Row:Alex C o t to n J u d y W il l iam sC h r i s to p h e r Roth . Molly H ous ton

First Grade:First Row:Brian Doyle C h r i s westco tt D rew Beresfo rd T in a Flores David L im m Bobby D oan M a t th e w S o r ian o Second Row:Jess ie King L a u ra K o rn h a u se r A n n e J am ieso n L a u re n W elsh Rose Insana C la i re M ee h an A n n e W h i t t a k e r M elissa Berger R e b ec ca G o rd o n D e b ra F isher M a r g o S m i th

Third Row:J o a n n a W o o d ru f f K irs ten S c h a tz A n d r e a De M u th Alice Pan M a re n Levine C h r i s t a W iskowski S te p h a n ie S a n d e r s

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Kindergarten: First Row: Jesse V recenak , M e re d i th W alls , Alison D eB ianca , P a u la Siegel , L a u ra Davidoff, N a t a s h a Jaques , G ra c e Ko. Second Row: A lexa A ron . Lily S to c k m a n , Isabel Howe, B rendan H a r t , J im Egan , T h o m a s Foste r , David Proctor, A d a m V a rg a , J a m ie A nnexy , Vinh N g u y e n . Third Row: N a n c y M ille r , C h r i s to p h e r Sinc la i r , Dixon H ayes , R o b e r t Taw es, C h r i s to p h e r L eddy , J a m e s Connol ly , T rev o r L a m b , R o ry Connol ly , B ran d o n H a n a n , R o b b y W an g , Ben Brickner , D iago I sh ikaw a , N in a R u lon -M il le r .

Junior Kindergarten: First Row: P e te r G e r ry , T h o m a s P i t tm a n , T ed d y Beresford , A n d re w D u n n a u a n t . Second Row: Tobin H a c k , N a t a l i e H am il l , K a ren D oan , Betsy T ra p p , M ia R ab inow itz .

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Com m unity Council: First Row: Alica H e rcz , R ach e l M an n in o , Aly C ohen , Brooke M u rp h y , S u s an Lebovitz, M elli sa R e tz la f f , Josh M ez r ich , Em ily F ra n c o m a n o , G re g R ow en. Second Row: M i r i a m Pol la rd , P e te r Axelrod , Doc Ross , A n d re a Hall, P a t Venable , C h r is t in e G rounds , R o b e r t F ranz , Ed i th R obe r ts , A m y Venable , J a c o b S i lverm an , R o land Drier, M a r c Collins, G eo rg e Paci, J a m ie S a lk ind , J a y Espail la t . T h i rd Row: R o b e r t W h it lo ck , Dr, A aronson , Jon A ch ins te in , Jess ie R obe r tson , Ja m ie Knill, R ob Ostfe ld , G eo rg e Paci.

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Judiciary:N ik a Skvir Jess ie R o be r tson J e n n y S a n t ia g o P e te r Axelrod T o m H arvey J im S t ru g g e r

SA C: Fi rst Row: H e a th e r R ober ts , L ibby G ri f f i th , S a r a h Beatty . Second Row: J a n in e W il l iam s, Brooke M u rp h y , M ir iam Pol lard . Kar i M oradof f , S e th W oodw ard .

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Community Service: DanH elm ick , Melissa Retz - laff, G re g G ordon , Kit G r e e n b e r g , G a i l J a c k son.

Spanish Club: First Row: G r e g E ck e lm an , G r e g G ordon . Second Row: Alicia H ercz , Missy R osendorf , H a rd y Royal , Alicia Collins, Molly Siegel . R on C u n n in g h a m , D ina Johnson , C h e ry l G a n s , J a n e H eap . T h i rd Row: F a n y a S ta n s b u ry , T h e re sa Jones, P e te r D yks tra , A ndy D y k s tra , S te p h a n ie G en d le r , Becky Dixon, A m y Y a m , D aw n F e ld m an , H e a th e r H u n te r , M e lody Cook, W in n ie R ober ts , Lily W ise, E d ith R o b e r ts . Michel le N a m m . F o u r th Row: L a u r a H eins , M a r c Collins, J a y Espilla t, Ja son H o l lander , Erik Oliver , M ichae l P a rke r , Jon M a z ia rz , R eed N e w h a l l , G eo rg e Dodds.

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A thletic A ssociation: First Row: Collins R o th posing for Pau l Robertson, Ja m ie Knill, Elisa DeRochi, J e f f Z aw adsk y , David R agsda le . Second Row: G r a h a m R ich m o n d , A m y Venable , S a r a - J a n e M atelson , Ja n e H eap , Deirdre Griesinger .

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Spokesm an: First Row: K a te Baicker. S io b h a n St ig l i tz , Lylah A lphonse , A n d re a H a l l , L a u ra Bennet t . Second Row: M a r c V an Dyke, J a m ie Sa lk in d , A r i a n n a Rosati, J e r e m y Rothfle isch . Bill Podurgie l , J o h n Mislow, Bennet M a te lson .

Cymbals: First Row: L a u ra W el t , L au re n F rench , T in a H a h n , Ju l ie Cho , A m y Liv ingston, J o h n W oodfo rd . Second Row: Brooke M u rp h y , A m y Y a m , G in a Kim. L au re n H en d le r , A lic ia Collins, R o lan d Dre ier , C hery l G ans . T h i rd Row: A r ia n n a Rosa t i , E l iz abe th A tw ood , R on C u n n in g h a m , J a c k Alvino, Peggy Yoo, A d a m L ang , Bill Podurgie l, A n d re a Hall, M a ry Kim, J a n e H eap , S io b h an St ig l i tz , V e lm a W ong.

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French Club: First Row: Kit G re en b e rg , Becca Tilden . Second Row: Jenny Kim , L au re n F rench , Bryan Stone , K a te Leone, M ir iam Pol la rd , J a n e Fe l ton , E ugen ie S ibeud . T h i rd Row: S a n g Ji , A b iga il Z im sk ind , M a d a m e Davies , H i l la ry Mille r, Kari M oradoff , M a u r e e n C ahil l , K r is ta Braswell, Heidi P u ch n e r , Ju l ie Cho , Ju l ia H e r r , J u a n G uerro .

Latin Club: F'irst Row: T in a H a h n , Lynn H endr icks , E rinn B a tcha , N a v ro ze Alphonse , W o n Kim. Second Row: R eed N ew h a l l , Y oung Kim . J a n e Felton, K a te Baicker, A m y V enab le , G eo rg e Paci. T h i rd Row: J ivan D a t ta , R odrigo Ph i lander , J u d d H enderson , C h r is t ian B a tch a , S t u a r t K a tzoff , Ja so n W a s s e rm a n , S teve E aton , Q u in n M cC o rd .

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S cien ce Club: First Row: R eed N e w h a l l , S teve C ohen , R o b Ostfe ld , A n d y S m i th . Second Row: Jenn i Dolan , Heidi P uchner , A n d y S h a f fe r , Kr is ta Braswell. J ivan D a t ta , Byron Rhodes.

Equestrian Club: First Row: Cookie M a r ty , K a te Baicker, L a u re n M uller , W en d y C h a p o t , C h r i s M a c au lay . Second Row: C a r r ie R e g an , C asey S he ldon , L au r ie S tu a r t , H e a th e r R obe r ts , M e g a n S h a f fe r , L ibby G ri f f i th , L au ra C h a p o t .

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Russian Club: First Row: W o n Kim. S econd Row: C h r i s L aw ler , G e o f f M a le t t a , K a ren Fredericks , A ly C ohen , Steve Fu lm er , J e f f Z aw ad sk y , Z a c k G ursky . T h i rd Row: J aco b S i lverm an , Tass ie Skvir, Josh M ez r ich , Les lie Powell, R o b e r t Biro, S a r a h Beat ty , C a r r i e R e g an , N ik a Skvir, J a c k Alvino, Kirk H ea th .

A F S: First Row: V e lm a W o n g , S a r a - J a n e M a te lson , J a m ie S a lk ind . Second Row: A m y Y a m , Debby Klein , J a y Espillat, D e b o rah Bushell, Ly lah A lphonse , Molly Siegel , T h e re sa Jones, Ron C u n n in g h a m , Erik Oliver. T h i rd Row: W ei C hen , S te p h en Po l lard , J a n in e W il l iam s , W o n Kim. F our th Row: A n n a O lecka , C h r i s t ia n Friese , J a y C h en , C lay B raddock , Becca Tilden.

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C'WIC: Fi rs t Row: K a te Baicker, David Golden . Sccond Row: Pe ter A xelrod, N ikk i D unn , K a ren Fredericks , Paul R ober tson in for A r ia n n a Rosa t i . J o n a th a n M az ia rz .

Am nesty International: First Row: W o n Kim , R a m s a y V ehslage, W in n ie R ober ts , M a rk A b ram o v ich , G r a h a m R ich m o n d , Jon M a z ia rz , K a ren Freder icks , Ly lah A lphonse , E m i ly F ra n c o m a n o , C a r r i e Z u b la t t . Second Row: J u a n G u e r re ro , A d r ien n e W ong, A n d r e a Begel, E l iz abe th A tw ood , L ibby G ri f f i th , J a n e H e a p , A n n Kim , T in a H a h n , L au re n H end ler . T h i rd Row: Lee S i lverm an , M a u r e e n C ah i l l , B ryan S tone , S a c h in S h a h , R on Devilla , H e a th e r R ober ts , M eg an Hall.

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M o c k Tria l: Firs t Row: K a te Baicker, N ikk i D unn , M olly Siegel , R an d y Z agor in , J im M arv in , Jan ien W il l iam s. Second Row: B ennel t M ate lson , R ich S c h ra g g e r , P e ter A xelrod , J e r e m y R a b b , Collins R o th , S te p h en Pollard . T h ere sa Jones, R o b e r t Powell. Miss ing: A r i a n n a R osa t i , C h e ry l G a n s , K a ren Freder icks , M a t t Miller.

Model U N : Bottom: P e te r A xelrod , E la ine C h o u , Brian K ra i . Fi rst Row: R ich S c h ra g g e r , L a u ra Bennet , K a te Leone, Eugenie S ib eu d , G e o f f M a le t t a , T in a H a h n , J a n e Felton , L a u re n H end ler , K a te Baicker, Pau l Sh in . Second Row: M a r k V an Dyke, B ryan S tone , Beth S c h w a r tz , J e r e m y R othfle isch , A b b y Z im sk ind , G in a Kim , W inn ie R ober ts , J e r e m y R ab b , David Golden, B ennet t M ate lson , J o h n M a y e r , E am o n Dow ney , S e th B aranoff .

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SC A: First Row: Les lie Powell , Arie l le M ille r , M ichel le N a m m , E dith R ober ts , David C a ru g a t i . Second Row: S te p h an ie G endler , R o b e r t Powell , D ebby Klein, S a r a - J a n e M ate lson , A n d re a Begel, A d r ie n n e W ong , A b b y Z im sk ind . K a te Leone, Ju l ia H err . T h ird Row: Jen n y T h u r m a n , P e te r D y k s tra , B londe w ith h a t , A n g e la T rav e rs , Becca T ilden , D a w n F e ld m an , W in n ie R obe r ts . F o u r th Row: Je f f Z aw ad sk y , Ja c k ie Reiss, A n n Kim, D ina Johnson , K a te Baicker. F if th Row: E r ik Oliver , K ysha W hite , L a u ra Perhach . S tan d in g : Josh M ez r ich , G e o f f M a le t t a . Becky Dixon, V e lm a W o n g , J a c o b S i lverm an , S te p h en Pollard , Bennet M ate lson , Jack Alvino, John M a y e r , E la ine C h o u , W o n Kim, D a n n y G ra z ia n o , R o b e r t Biro, M i r i a m Pollard , Kari M oradoff , Kit G reenbe rg , C h r is t in e G ro u n d s , L a u r a W el t , J a y Espilla t, J a n in e W il l iam s, W e n d y C h a p o t , Dor ia Johnson , Ly lah Alphonse , A lic ia Collins, A m y W a r r e n , S a r a h Ackley , G re g G ordon .

Peer Group: First Row: H a rv ey Lee, Pe ter D yks tra , Kari M oradof f , C h r is t in e G rounds , J im S t ru g g e r , Second Row: Hil la ry Mille r, G re g M eyers , A m y Venable , S t e p h an ie K a tz , Collins R o th , E la ine C h o u , J a m ie Knill, Land is G rea th o u s e , L auren M uller . T h i rd Row: Paul Bernste in , Liz C u t le r , A n n W iley , G eorge Paci, R ich S c h ra g g e r , Becca Tilden , Paul G o ldm an , John Mislow, Jess ie Rober tson , R ob Ostfe ld , D aw n F e ldm an .

Drama Club: First Row: G r e g G o rd o n , Josh M ezr ich , G e o f f M a le t t a , J aco b S i lverm an , C h e ry l G ans , S a ra h Beatty , Missy Collins, Rache l M an n in o , A l iza M ezr ich , A m y Liv ingston. Second Row: Paul Bernstein, J e r e m y R a b b , N ikk i D unn , Alex Brent, Lily Wise, A m y V enable , A ly C ohen , I rene Kim. T h i rd Row: H o w ard K a tz , A d a m L ang , L au re n F rench , D aw n Fe ldm an , H e a th e r H u n te r , G re tc h e n K unz , M e lody Cook , Ly lah Alphonse , R o b e r t Powell , D or ia Johnson . F our th Row: Dan S a fe r and Emily F ra n c o m a n o , G eo rg e Paci, Brian S tone , B.J. M a te lson , J a c k Alvino, L au re n H endler , J a n e H eap , Ja n in e W il l iam s, Ja m ie S a lk ind , Bill Podurgiel. F ifth Row: L em Ridley , M a t t M ille r , R ich S c h ra g g e r , C h r i s t ia n Friese , R ob Ostfe ld , M eg Y oung . David Kitchen.

M adrigals: Front , kneeling: Ciel, F ra n k Jacobson . F irst Row: W en d y Pinder , W o n Kim, Josh M ez r ich , L au re n F rench , B ren d an Lucey, Ju l ie Cho, G re tc h e n K unz , Les lie Powell . Second Row: L iz A tw ood, A d a m L ang , J e re m y R a b b , L y lah A lphonse , R o b e r t Powell , H e a th e r H u n te r , N ik a Skvir . T h i rd Row: H o w ard K a tz , M ike Lingle , M orr i s the M oose, J a m ie Knill, J a c o b S i lverm an , E m ily F ran co m an o , G eorge Paci, Jess ie R obertson.

Jazz Band: G reg E ck lem a n , M a r k A b ra m o v ic h , L a u re n F rench , F r a n k Jacobson , P a u l G o ld m an , C in d y W u , B rian K ra i , R ich S c h ra g g e r , Delon M olle t , Jil l Fla to .

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John Woodford XI

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Boys V arsity Soccer: F irst Row: D elon M olle t, R ich S c h ra g g e r , D avid M rao v itch , C h ris Jo n es, P au l G o ld m an , C h ris L ake , A ndy D y k s tra , G reg M yers, D avid R ag sd a le . S econd Row : A m y V enab le , B ennet M ate lso n , Je re m y R o th fle isch , B rian C rib b , C h ris tia n F riese , B rian K ra i, M arc C o llin s, J im S tru g g e r , C ollin s R oth .

B oys JV Soccer: F irst Row : P au l S h a h , C h ris V aro n e , Jo n a th a n Pope, R o b e rt F ran z , M ike Y a tt, J e re m y K uris, J im M a rtin , K ent Kyle, P e te r N e c k e lm a n n , E m il C a s ta n e d a , N a v ro ze A lphonse , M a tt R o th . S econd Row : L ynnie H en d rick s , J a n in e W illiam s, H a rd y R oyal, G reg S m ith , J o n a th a n M a z ia rz , Jo n a th a n C lan cy , S a m B rush , G reg E ck e lm an , Ja so n H o llan d e r, D avid M a z ia rz , M ike P a rk e r, C am b e ll Levy, Jo n B e langer, Bill M inter.

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Girls V arsity Soccer: F irst Row : B ecca T ild en , H illa ry M ille r. S econd Row : S te p h an ie K a tz , K ari M oradoff, K rista B rasw ell, D ina Johnson , Jen n y M yers, A lic ia C ollins, A ni T ild en . M issy C ollins, E m ily H opper, S ta ce y B elton . T h ird Row: E d ith R o b erts , W ei C h en , Ju lie H ow ard , Jo a n n a K o ren jak , L au ra P e rh a ch , A ngela T rav e rs , T im o ry H ow e, D oria Jo h n so n , B eth K a h o ra , M eg Bai ey.

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V arsity Field H ockey: F irst Row: E lisa De R och i, K it G re en b e rg . S econd Row: C h r i s t in e G ro u n d s , In g r id H o o v e r , C h r is F ra n k , B rooke M u rp h y , M eg Y oung . T h ird Row: C asey S h e ld o n , L iz H a re , L and is G re a th o u se , E rik a Pal- sho, J a c k ie R eiss, C h ris tin e F u lm er. F o u rth Row : L iz B ylin, Je n ife r T h o m p son, E llen Lew is, J a n e F e lton . F ifth Row: C a rr ie R eg an , L a u ra H eins.

JV Field H ockey: L in d say B erk m an , R ose lyn R iley , L y lah A lphonse , C a ro ly n H en d le r, M egan S h a ffe r, M u rra y V esh lage, K irstin L icc ia rd e llo , Leslie Pow ell, Jen n y K im , K ristie C on sid in e , Ju lie t Johnson .

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V arsity Girls Tennis: F irs t Row : A ly C o h en , J u lia H e rr , S u san L ebovitz, K a te L eone, Je n n y T h u rm a n , H e a th e r R oberts . S econd Row : G eo rg e D odds, E la in e C h o u , H eid i P u ch n e r, D ebbie Jones.

JV /T h ird T eam Tennis: F irs t Row : M eg h an H a ll, E lissa M arcu s , L au rie S te w a rt. S econd Row: L au ra W elt, J a n ice A b u d , Becky D ickson, Aly C o h en , L a u ra C h a p o t, C la ire B row n, L au re n H en d ler. T h ird Row : J a n N o o n an , W endy C h ap o t, V elm a W ong, S te p h an ie G e n d le r, A bby Z im sk in d , S a ra h A ck ley , D ebb ie Jo n es, A d ria n n e W ong, P a t C ross.

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B oys V arsity Ice H ockey: F irst Row: G reg S m ith , G eo rg e D odds, H a rd y R oyal, S tu a r t K a tzo ff, T im B abb it, W ill F ish e r, C h a r lie B aker, C h ris O v e rm an . S econd Row: Bill M in te r, H olly G re en b e rg , Jo n C lan cy , M a tt H en d erso n , Ja m ie S im pson , Je f f Z aw ad sk y , A ni T ild en , A ndy S h a ffe r, B rit E a to n , C lif f H ilp e rt, J a m ie K nill, A lan H ow ard .

B oys JV Ice H ockey: F irs t Row: J e f f G o jan iu k , V ince P e terson , A n d y D y k s tra , J a y E ck a rd t, L a ird V ielb ig , C a rlo s S ag eb ien . S econd Row: N av ro ze A lphonse , C a m p b e ll Levey, J im R ead , T om G alli, J im G ray . T h ird Row : S teve E ato n , Joel T o tte n , A ndy M oyer. F o u rth Row : C h ris tia n B a tch a , Ju d H en d erso n .

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Girls V arsity lee H ockey: F irs t Row : E lisa D eR o ch i, L a u ra H eins, K it G re en b e rg , B ecca T ilden . S econd Row : P e te S o u th a m , D ebbie K lein , E rin B a tch a , L ynn H en d rick s , E m ily H o p p e r, J a n e F e lton , E ugen ie S ib eu d , Je n n y M yers, M eg B ailey , C asey S heldon . T h ird Row: C h ris tin e F u lm er, Je n n y T h o m p so n , H e a th e r R o b e rts , L ib b y G riff ith , J u lie T o ta ro , L iz Bylin.

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B oys V arsity Basketball: F irs t Row : C h ris L ak e , P au l G o ld m an , B rian C rib b , D ave R ag sd a le . S econd Row : B ennet M atle so n , C h ris Jo n es, S teve C o h en , S co tt K e lberg , M a tt M ille r.

B oys JV Basketball: F irs t R ow : Jo n O rz ag , Ja so n W asse rm a n , M a tt R o th , K e i t h J o n e s , C h r i s T r e n d . S e c o n d R o w : J o h n R o m a n o , K e v in K ask ey , K irk H e a th , Jon B e lan g e r, D ave M a z ia rz , Jo n T ren d .

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G irls V arsity Basketball: F irs t Row : K a te L eone, Ja n e H eap . S econd Row : A n d rea Begel, E d ith R o b erts . Ju lie H ow ard , S a ra -Ja n e M a te lso n , C h ery l S ilva , T im o ry H ow e, D ie rd re G rie s in g er. T h ird Row: A ngela T rav e rs , D ebby M anno .

JV Basketball: F irst Row : A d rien n e W ong , D ebby K lein , V elm a W ong , A m y Y am , T a ra W ild n au er. S econd Row : A liza M ezrich , F a n y a S ta n sb u ry , S a ra h B ea tty , M u rra y V ehslage. B eth K a h o ra , A ly C ohen .

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Fencing: F irs t Row : S io b h an S tig litz , Ju lie R oginsky , N y ie r A bdou , L y lah A lphonse , Je n n y K im . S econd Row: A n ca N ovacovici, C h r is tin a D eG o m a, Iren e K im , A m y V en ab le , E m ily F ran co m an o , J a n ic e A b u d , Ja n in e W illiam s. T h ird Row : M ike L ing le , Bill P o d u rg ie l, R on C u n n in g h am , Jo h n M islow , G eo rg e P ac i, G reg E ck e lm an , R o land D re ier. F o u rth Row : Ja m es A tk in so n , G eo ff M a le tta , A lex B ren t, M ich ae l H e rcz , A d am L an g , A lex De R avel, R e in a ld o G o n za lez . F ifth Row: M ark W in s tan ley , W on K im , Ja y E sp illa t.

S q u a s h T e a m :F i r s t R o w : G e o r g e D o d d s , L iz H a r e , J e n T h u r m a n , T o m H a r v e y , J i v a n D a t t a . S e c o n d R o w : A n d r e aH a l l , R a m s a y V ehslage, C h rissy G r o u n d s . S c o t t N e w h a l l , R e e d N ew h a ll.

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V a r s ity V o lle y b a ll: F i r s t R o w : C o u rtn ey S h a n n o n , M elissa R e tz - la f f , E r ik a P a lsh o . S e c o n d R ow : H e id i P u c h n e r , K r is ta B ra sw e ll, E la ine C h o u , R u th H elle r.

JV Volleyball: F irst Row : C in d y W u , G in a K im , D aw n F e ld m an . S econd Row: S te p h an ie T a ttle , Jessie R o b e rtso n , Je n n y D olan , G ay le C adzow .

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Volleyball Club: K neeling : G re g R ow en, D avid G rey , P e te r D y k s tra . S tan d in g : Z ac k G u rsk y , H o w ard K a tz , J a m ie S lak in d , Je re m y R a b b , R o b e rt B iro, J im G ra y , R ob O stfe ld . L u cas A ltm a n , Jo h n a th a n C lan cy , Ben H o m m u th , Ju a n G u e rre ro .

Squash Club: S ittin g : M iriam P o lla rd , K a ri M o rad o ff. S ta n d in g : Josh M ez rich , R am say V ehslage, R eed N ew h a ll, C h ris L aw ler, S c o tt N e w h a ll, B ryan S to n e , ex -P D S s tu d e n t w ho ju s t loves sq u ash , Jo h n M ay er, J iv an D a tta .

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Adm inistration: First Row: A rth u r A aro n so n , S a ra S c h w ieb ert, B everly W illiam s, D uncan A iling . Second Row: E d w ard C avey , W illiam S to ltz fu s , F ra n k W a lte r . D an S k v ir, D avid Bogle. M issing From Photo: M a ry W illiam s, M ark e ll S h riv e r. H a rry R u lo n -M ille r.

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Alumni O ffice: First Row: L in d a S te p h an e lli , J a n N o o n an , A nn W iley . Second Row: D avid Bogle.

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U .S . English: First Row: P au l B ernste in , G w endo lyn R eed , S tep h en L aw rence, L au re n M u ller. Second Row: B a rb a ra H o w arth , A n n e S h e p h e rd , G a il Jack so n , Liz C u tle r.

U .S . Flistory: First Row: Je f f B ond, C h ris P age. S econd Row: G a ry L o tt, A n n e R o th ro ck , S e th B aran o ff, E am o n D ow ney.

U .S . Religion:First Row: H o p e Cos- tinJ e f f Bond Second Row:D an Skvir C a rl R e im ers

U .S . Language: First Row: M a rilen e E d re i, E liz ab e th F ine , Q u in n M cC o rd , A licia H ercz . Second Row: Lee C ra w fo rd , M a r itz a W illiam s, M a rie -H e len e D avies.

T assie th e T e rr ib le , H ead o f U .S . Russian (a .k .a . T a m a ra S k v ir, H ead o f Jun ior/ S e n io r L ou n ge S e c r e t In v estig a tio n Com m ittiee.)

U .S . Science: First Row: S u e N e id e r , C a rlo s C a ra , P a t V enab le . Second Row: W h itn ey D onnelly , Doc R oss, C h ris Page.

U .S . M ath: First Row: K en N ew ell, A lison S h e h a d i, L in d a S te w a r t, N ic k M igliozzi. Second Row: C h ris P age , H a rv ey Lee, A n n a O leck a , M ich ae l R itte r , Jo n A ch in ste in .

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Arts: First Row: A rlen e S m ith , E ileen H o h m u th -L em o n ick . Second Row: E llen K uris, S u san R e ich lin , J e a n n e D uff.

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Industrial Arts: First Row: R o b e rt W h itlo ck , A n d rew F ran z . Second Row: W h itn ey D onnelly , D e b ra M anno .

Library Staff: First row:C a th e r in e M ille r, K a th leen W eb b . Second Row: S h a ro n W h eed en , P hyllis B ailey.

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M .S . English: F irst Row: K a th e rin e M eek er, E liz ab e th D anson , N a n c y W ilson , G ay le C adzow . Second Row: B etsy R izza , B ette So low ay , M eg B ailey , S a lly G ilb e rt, M a ry W illiam s.

M .S . H istory: F irs t Row: U pside-dow n: H o w ard Jaco b so n . S econd Row : K a th e r in e M eek er, Betsy R izz a , D ian e R o sen b erg , P a tr ic ia C ross, W illiam M in te r , J a m e s A tkeson .

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M .S . Language: F irs t Row : C h e ry l Jo h n so n , F ran cesco P e rru lli, T h o m a s B inford . S econd Row: A n a sta s ia Y on ezu k a , D enise B encivengo, T assie S kv ir, D onna B ond, Id le tte B aker.

M .S . Science: B arb a ra v o n M a y rh a u se r , M ary F o rc in a , J a n e G rig g e r, M ich ae l R itte r , D ave R eeve.

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M .S . M ath: F irs t R ow : B eth C a rro ll , S h e ila R o b ertso n , F la rry R u lo n -M ille r. S econd Row : Ja n e G rig g e r, M ary A nn F orc ina.

Lower School:F irs t R ow . C a ro lin e E rd m an B etsy D y k s tra Leslie A tira m P a u la S ieg a l B etsy T ra p p S econd Row : Ju d y W illiam s M olly H o u sto n S a ra S ch w ieb ert B en te W h ee lo ck S u e C a r ty N a n c y M ille r P a t M cC o rd A nn K oberna

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O ffice Staff:F irs t Row: K a ren Bull W en d y V arg a D a rlen e B yrne S econd Row: V a ld a S w an k e P a t O san d e r M a rie Shock M a rg e W h alen .

A fter School Program: S u san F erg u so n , S a n d ra W olffe .

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P hysical Education: First Row: K im B edesem , C h ery l S ilva. Second Row: Je ro m e C am p b e ll, S teven C ze lu sn iak , M ike H err.

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Kitchen Staff: First Row: S h irley Von S ch m id t M a rie K ennedy , P a t C a m isa , M egan C am isa . S e c ond Row: P e te r Jo n es, J a c k ie S m ith , Iren e H ande- lan d , J ia n p in g Y ang .

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M aintenance: M a tth e w A llgood. M iss ing from photo : T h e R est o f th e C rew .

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When they Were Young

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M arie Shock — 16Chris Page — 16

Jan Baker — 17

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To the class of ’88and especially its C om m unity Council people:

M arc Rich M iriam Jam ieRoland Emily Brook Am yPeter Rob Melissa StephanieJessie George Jam ie Christine

Goodbye Good Luck Congratulations

Thanks for your participation and the support you’ve given usThe 1987-88 Com m unity Council

And to all Council members:Thanks for making this year a solid one.W e did good work and I hope you can top it next year!

Y our Pres.,M arc

Rikki: th e r ’s so much! — ya load up, Clorox, Killingron, EP, Galleria , Raising Arizona, Show tunes, driving, initials — I cou ldn’t ask for a bet te r best friend! I love you! Keep in touch forever — Retzi Jenni: Bonzai, g ig in’, 250 in tennis apparel , tuna and 1.1., Killer Squirrel, EP, Glen, C .H ., Glued on fur, yes — we have eggs! I t ’s been rough but we stayed close, you’re a grea t friend, 1 love you, — melysa.Elaine & Heidi: fab 4, social cham eleon, M art in , Rhino, pennies, ya bench, fire eyes, F-Friday, V-ball, N Y C . We have had some g rea t times! Keep in touch, love ya, MelissaJessie & Arianna: from Crispix and Billie Jean to the Soviet Union! Bonne Chance! Love ya, Melissa Steph: W ho sings tha t song? Is th a t your face o r . . . ? Arooha! T he ewing connection! I’m so glad I moved so we could become friends! Y ou’re an irreplaceable buddy and have given me so much. S tay close, Meliss.Coot: U B W om an! W ork on your navigation, good luck, love ya, Mel.Mike: Y ou’re a g rea t friend. Good luck, melli.Richard: M y favorite critic, m aybe someday I will listen! Good luck, I love ya, Milse, Steve, Brian and Paul: T h an ks for the memories and all the fun, good luck, luv ya, melissa.Krista: H ey blondi, its been a blast! Keep in touch — love ya, Melissa The girls in C-2: L et’s Slush! 7;03 is M ati lda time! T hanks for giving m e a chance, love ya, MelissaDad, Kathy, Tim & Travis: I ain ’t walkin no 4 miles, sweetie Bologna, orb,. It is so grea t for me to know you are a lways there. I couldn’t have done it without your love and support. I love you, Melissa Gram and Dzia: you’re two in a million and I will never forget how lucky I am to have you. Knowing tha t you are behind me and proud of me no m a t te r w hat keeps me going. I love you, MelissaNana: N o t only a re you my g randm other bu t also a grea t friend. Y our advice, love and support has gotten me through some hard times. I love you — hunny bunnyM om , C liff and Heather: W h a t the hell can I say! Y ou’re the best family I could have. I don’t know how you put up with me through everything. I love you all, never give up on me, love, MelissaPeter: (Snive) Y o u ’re the best bro I could want! N ever forget all the good & bad times. You bette r visit me next year! I love you, MelissaPop-Pop: T h a n k you for all you have done for me. I will m ake you proud. I love you, MelissaLiz Cutler: T h a n k you so m uch for all of your support, Don’t be surprised if I come crying back to you with all ofmy problems! Love ya, Melissa

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W e’ve taken out this space in The Link To brag and boast and puff in ink About a grad of '88 Whose exploits we consider great (W e ll... most of them, at any rate).

No doubt this grad would die from shame At all this mushy praise from us.W e shan't, therefore, reveal his name;He will remain anonymous,Seen only via indirection,Through the light (there's no light clearer) Cast back by the bright reflection of WOJZIM HHOl before a mirror.

We've read you in The Spokesman reporting your scoop.

W e’ve watched you, in fencing, turn foes to Swiss Cheese.

We've heard you perform,with your thrash music group,

In keys sure to pleasefans of the Dead Kennedys.

We've seen you mature from a neophyte reader

To a literate, lively, and peerless Peer Leader.

You've done all the work in your schooling career;

W e get the fun:we take the credit, and cheer.

So here we are, your family, gaga As your Princeton Day School saga Comes at last to termination In honors-laden graduation

To a totally tubular max, way-rad grad,From Toby, Denise, Big Bro, Mom, and Dad.

Our young scholar in pre-Mac days.

If you love somebody, set them free.

Sting

We’re proud of you, Greg! love,

Mom, Dad, and Jenny

CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988

fromThe Totaro Family

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Congratulations to the class of 1988Paeon Manufacturing Corporation

Congratulations to our best friend and fa vorite member of the class of 1988 Congratulations, Pete!

Love from We’re very proudTicker Spitz Belle of you.Charlo tte Jennifur Fiona

Thanks for being just who you are!

C O N G R A T U L A T IO N SAND

BEST W ISHES TO THE CLASS OF ’88 Love,

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Holly

You are our sunshine!

Congratulations to you and all your friends

in the class of ’88.

Mother and Dad

M ona,So you’ve decided to leave your mother

. . . it’s all right, I ’ll be fine. There must be work someplace for an old lady. M ay be a little volunteering here, a little volunteering there. Don’t worry, I ’ll find something to keep me busy. So I won’t be packing lunches, who cares! W ho needs laundry?! Only a mother knows such agony. So anyway, drop me a line. And don’t forget to wear a slip!!

Your mother

P.S. (M arry rich!)P.P.S. I love you W ith love5

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To Myrna,See you

in Aruba.Fondly,Cynthia

For my granddaughter, Rebecca — W ho gives me hope for the future.

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C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S PETER!

Y O U ’VE C O M E A L O N G W A Y BABY!

Love,M om Jim N an a HelenDad Ted Pop Pop AaronLisa Stokes N an a Trudy

Michael Maggie Pop Pop MoeS am an tha

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Congratulations, Elizabeth

I t ’s been a privilege growing up with you.

Love

Mom, Katherine & Hoby

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Helene,

Well, the good times a re over; tha t means bet te r times can begin. O f course, being in college, you’ll have to take things seriously. T h a t ’s good because you should get all the “ seriously” out of your system so you can really enjoy yourself.

Y ou are now prepared to get a good education which hopefully will m ake you sm ar t enough to know tha t you never needed it in the first place. But a t least you will know tha t when faced with the choice of funding the development of a small country of educating their child, your parents were loyal to you.

H ave a nice day,

Dad

Y our first smile, your first words, you fierce determ ination . W h a t a joy i t ’s been to grow with you.

WE RE M EM BERM elissa as a little girl sitting on a high stool in the “ darkroom ” . Sh e was w aiting for the im age to appear on a sheet o f paper in a pan o f sm elly liquid. It did! It was a picture o f — M elissa .T he sam e little girl chatting with Santa at M a cy ’s.

Then walking along 5th Avenue enjoying the animated C hristm as displays.T he sights we saw from the top o f the W orld Trade Center.

Clim bing all those steps inside the S tatu e o f Liberty.

The fast ride to the top o f the W ashington M onum ent.

Running fingers over a name on the Vietnam M em orial.Suddenly, you are grown, preparing for college.

N ow , we are good friends (doing) lunch, shopping and talking a mile a minute.T hese are the tim es we place high on our list o f happy m em ories.T hank you M elissa .

Love and kisses,Love,Gram and D zia

M om

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Mom , Dad & Susanne

Cherish Today.It’s the first step to your future. Remember, Princeton Bank is banking on your success.

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We love you lots and are very very proud.

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A ll, w h a t c an I say? Y o u ’ve m ad e m y P D S s ta y b e a rab le . W en ch , all th e lau g h in g , c ry in g , f ig h tin g , ru n n in g u p s ta irs , peverse co n v ersa tio n s , an d n o se -sc ra tc h in g h as m ad e you m y best friend! T h a n k G od 1 have a rm s an d guess w h a t h ap p en ed in Jam es to w n by th e sound! T h a n k s fo r a lw ay s b e in g a ro u n d - I love you b u t I d o n ’t w a n t you! L am b ro s, J e f f an d L a ird , W e’ve been frien d s fo r a w hile an d p ro b a b ly w ill som ehow c o n tin u e o u r m an y illegal tr ip s to W aw a and W oodfie ld . I ’ll a lw ay s re m e m b er — doozie , “ m y love” , th e com m u n e, b eer-p o n g , th e ------- room in th e a p t an d m y m o m ’s x -m asp a rtie s . B rooke, wow, w e’ve been th ro u g h a lot to g e th e r. C ross ing the s tre e t in H o n d a , K a rm a co n tro l, fo u rth o f Ju ly , o u r m en , o u r c razy , screw ed up lives! O h , have th ey been g reat! R e m em b er, a m on th be fo re y our 17th! K a ri, o u r sec re t d a re , yelling . “ D on’t do it, y o u ’ll d ie!” from th e c h a ir lif t , an d o u r m an y deep & se rious conversation s a b o u t bod ily fu n c tio n s have been g re a t. R e m e m b er th e G re en R iver! R a ch e , m ee tin g K u r t a t W aw a, sk ip p in g ten n is p rac tic e , g e ttin g lost in A m h e rs t, W in b e rrie s , W ell, i t ’s all been in te res tin g . Y our im p a tie n t & h ig h s tru n g p e rso n a lity is g re a t — d o n ’t change! L iz , N a n tu c k e t, C h r is ’ long n ig h t, sh e rb u rn e , N o b a d e e r an d o f co u rse chez one m u st a ll h ap p en a g a in th is sum m er! B ecca & H illa ry , if a friend le ft a g a m e o f sc ru p les in your ca r , & you rea lly liked it, w ould you r e tu rn i t? I ’m re a lly h a p p y w e b ecam e b e tte r fr ien d s th is y e a r . B-B- B rit, I w ill a lw ay s love p a r tin g w ith you a s long as i t ’s n o t m y apt! C liff , a ll I c a n say is I love you . S o rry I m issed H a m p to n b u t be p syched fo r A lp in e V alley . A n d finally , M om , D ad , S c o tt an d Phil, th an k s for su p p o rtin g m e an d b e ing th e re . A ll th e b ad will never e rase th e good.

L ove & P eace to all o f you.T h an k s ,

H olly

The SpokV ol. XXIII N o . 7 Princeton

M e m o r i e s . . .D iet C o k e on th e L ayou t Sheet*; S tu d .tx t; Jo h n 's B.B. G un ; N igh tcap Typesetting Sessions; M ore Nightcap T ypese tting Sessions; D iet C o k e on the W alls; 3-D ay Box o f Saltines; S tapling C om m em orative T -S h irta to Colro6S W indow Pane; O h , Please M r. T ypesetting M achine; H eadlines w ith B lan k S c re e n ; T W O A ll- N igh ters and then A bsconding to California; M eeting with Rev; Letters From Rev; H iding R ev’s Letters; Planning W ith Tam ar; College Issue; Is H e A pp ly ing Early to H arvard o r S h ou ld 1 R e-W rite This?; C a rto o n s on M acin tosh ; A rts E dito r Always G ets the Last C ookie; N o M arc-Y ou C a n ’t M ake U p Q uo tes ; PDS S u m m er Survey; T he Fight; T he Firing; T he R e-H iring; Incom peten t #1 #2 ; N ew C lu b s In crease ; D e a d l in e - W h a t ’s th a t? ; C h a in s a w M u r d e rs - H a l’s R e v e n g e ; P D S T eaches e.e. cum m ings to W hom ?; Febuary; D ram a C lu b Headline; Pull- Q u o re Issue; M ispeJled F ro n t Page H eadlines- M rs. S h ep erd ’s Revenge; Spokesman m o tto - " It d o e sn 't m atter w hat it says, as long as it’s well- w ritten ."

.esmanD ay S ch o o l June, 1988

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M om & Dad: T h an k s , 1 love you. Chrissy: T h e only one I c an be sle azy w ith . H e re ’s to c h am p ag n e occasions an d h o t m usic. W h ere w ould we be w ith in fa tu a tio n s? Love ya! The Grounds: I ’ll m iss m y p seu d o -p a ren ts! Liz: P inky lives forever! I ’ll m iss th e laughs, so m any th a t 1 c a n ’t w rite th em dow n. L ove you L iz a rd . Collins: O h , w h a t a co -lead e r. T h an k s for all th e p hone calls a n d abusive conversation . W e m ad e it th ro u g h som e “ d if f ic u lt” T u esd ay s . M ay you alw ays have a h a rem . Love, L an d i Kit: G ra y -m a n , N o r th , S o u th , E a s t . . . C h a rc u te r ie p a rtie s an d d ish w ash ers. N e x t y e a r w hen y o u 're bored , ju s t say “ one, tu h , th ru h " . Love ya. Paul G.: T h an k s for th e f r ien d sh ip . T oo b a d , yo u r loss. I love you . Scottie: I m issed you th is y ea r, y o u ’ve k ep t m e sane . Love a lw ays, L an d i-L o o . Laura: C h a rc u te r ie Forever. Erika: W e w ere never w ith o u t a d ilem m a . T a k e ca re m a th bu d d y . Jeremy: M ay you a lw ay s be on a “ ro ll” . Arianna: “ an d you can d a n ce . . . ” P .U . th e V. I hope you a lw ays w ear b lack . Jessie: “ F ” — you! L e t’s com pile d a ta a g a in soon. M iriam : “ M im ” you big

“ M o u to n ” . Vince: prom ise m e th a t I c an a lw ay s call you “ V in n ie” . Rob: “ Y o, Y o, bab y P O P !” W ill: you know I w as a lw ays p u lling for you. Ram say & Murray: Y o u ’re th e best, good luck. T o M y Peer Group: T h an k s for try in g (so rt of) G O O D L U C K Peer Group S ta ff & Leaders: L e t’s ge t “ b ack to P D S ” soon. (J u s t k id d in g ) I’ll m iss you. M iss Neider: I h e arb y leave you m y p e rfu m e . T h an k s . Jim: yo, b ab y , w h a ’s h a p p en in ’’! T o the Girls o f C-2: S m a rtfo o d (o r w as it no fo o d ?) M a tild a B ays an d S k iin g (so rt o f) Y e a h K illin g to n . I f 1 forgo t an y o n e , I ’m so rry , I love you!

L an d is

Try it — you’ll like it!

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D ear M iriam and your classmates

O n l y fh o sa r w illin g fo go "boo f ^ r

w il I Lu o w lio w -p A r t lie y c a h go.

Treasure your memories as you challenge yourself and reach for the stars!

BEST O F E V E R Y T H IN G !!

Love,M om and Dad

MTWe love your sparkle and your shine! GO FOR IT!Love,Mom, Dad, Stephen, and Deborah

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Ichie Cracker “When you’re extraordinary,

you’ve got to do extraordinary things!” May Success and love

always be extraordinary for you.

Love,Mom, Dad,Andy, and Michael

Delon,

C O N G R A T U L A T IO N Sand

BEST W IS H E S

W ith Love, Y our Family

Best Wishes To the Senior Class of 1988

Dr. & Mrs. S. Rothfleisch

Jessie Swain RobertsonClass of ’88

With pride and love,Mom, Dad, Barbra, Ellen, & Billy

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Something to keep in mind — “ I drink to make people interesting” — words of wisdom from a man who has his priorities straight. “ Kick her in the c . . . . w o r d s from Brit, a man who has no priority (or clue). Well this is an open invite to those of you who bother to read this ad to visit me at good old Nassau next year — just come on campus and yell; I ’ll be around. Now hold your breath and read these real fast. Collins RothTo Paulie G. — W rong hotel? Unlucky for you.To Chrissy — C ham pagne anyone?To Landi — Are you going out with Collins? To P.G. — W hy?To Brit — Oh! This is great!To Robertson — Dana lost it in a limo lately? To Anheuser Busch — Thanx for all the good times.To Everyone — See you at reunions.

Mimi — Always rem em ber the rem em ber whens . . . love, Janice

Dear Rache,

W e’ll always be the best of friends — whether we live apart or together.

Hugs and kisses, (Sm acks and kicks)

Lizzy

Lily - You Monkey! I’ve had a great time for the past five years. Don’t go dating any yard apes in college, okay? I love you, Courtney

Butch (A .K.A. Jessie) — M y buddy. European history brought us together

- I always knew history was good for something. I’ll miss you. Love always, CourtneyLiz H. — Although we have slightly odd parents we’ve turned out pretty well - haven’t we? I hope to see you at Christmas. Love, CourtneyFish, Laine, Retzi, Rikki, BlondieYou guys were always good for an amusing story. Volleyball — although trying at times — was well worth while. W e almost m ade our dream come true. I ’m really going to miss you. Courtney

BRAVISSIMAARIANNA!

W ith much love and pride,

Papa M am m a and Peter

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H olly — six y ea rs now. w h a t a life w e’ve h ad to g e th e r, from p a rtie s on R idgev iew C irc le to th e a p a r tm e n t to w eekends in G eo rg eto w n an d Ft. L au d e rd a le an d su m m ers in Jam es to w n and N a n tu c k e t. T h e ra ftin g tr ip in 7 th g ra d e , o u r list o f m en , ru n n in g up th e s ta irs , m y nose itch es, s leep ing in your c loset, P .S . I love you, d ir t, loser, b e a tin g you up, the fun never stops! I love every ounce o f you. Andrea — L ’ville guys an d P H S p a rtie s , M cK nill is lan d , M isso u ri, D ave w ho? , k ika, w a tch in g sm u t m ovies, L O N G te lep h o n e co n v ersa tio n s, w e’ve sh a red so m uch an d I ’ll n ever fo rg e t you. Krista — physics review , cheese an d c rack ers , the b each an d o u r b ik ins , te ach in g you to d rive, the m any m en w e've h ad , B londie, do I look okay? Y ou a lw ays do — d o n ’t change!! Julie — M o n ica , H e lg a , lig h tin g up in th e b a th ro o m , lea rn in g F ren ch , six y ea rs o f m a th , T in k e rb e ll an d P e te r P an , Jo e an d go ing to N Y C (w h e re ’s A lin e? ) , I’ll see your s is te r on a s tree t co rn e r, so m ed ay . R ocky H o rro r a t 4:00 am , acid w ashed jean s an d red h a ir I love you! Jessie — m y ro o m m ate o f fou r years, R odney an d fam ily , soloflex , c a len d a r , an d can d y , P ee r G ro u p e tc ., th an k s fo r being a g re a t friend I love you! Kate B. — S o rry for leav ing you beh in d . L a tin w as a b las t. I ’ll m iss you. Jim and Greg — from soccer to P ee r G ro u p you have a lw ays been m y best budd ies . Chris M . — I ’m so g lad you cam e to P D S I will m iss you. M r. Cara and M rs. Venable — m y fav o rite bio te a ch e rs , th an k s for every th ing ! Rich — I saved th e best for la s t, you a re th e best friend a g irl cou ld ask for I love you m ore th an I can say an d will m iss you te rr ib ly — th an k s a m illion for a lw ays being a ro u n d . A nd to everyone else: Lam bros, Juliet, H elene, Jerem y, Jen Kim, Peter G., an d my peer group, y o u ’ve all m ad e m e w h a t I am , th a n k s so m uch .

Love alw ays, A m y

CongratulationsChristine

andThe Class of 1988

To Stephanie —You are a shining example of what a daughter can be — love and laughter beautiful and good honest and principled determ ined and independent sensitive and intelligent You are a shining example of what every parent wishes their daughter was and we are so very proud of you

- Always have dream s Always try to m ake them reality -M om Dad Jennifer Andrew & Charlie

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Landis: M y p illa r o f s tre n g th , 7:45 — 8:30 school days, p a rliam e n ts , c h am p ag n e fests, h y ste ric a l lau g h in g an d c ry in g , th e re ’s too m uch to say . Erika, Steve and M elissa: M y co n cert buddies. Paul: h y ste ric a l pho n e calls a t m id n ig h t, not co n certs , “ an y g irl th a t w ould . . . ” w ait till g ra d u a tio n , h u h ? Jessie: S om e g re a t adv ice, s im ila r s itu a tio n s . Jimbo: S ta y aw ay from th ese in n er th ighs. Hill: M y m om an d d ad yo u r a d o p ted p a ren ts . Becca: boo. Kit: m y su rro g a te s is te r, friends fo rever. Laura: sexual adv ice in F lo rid a , sw im m ing in m y pool, m im osa ga lo re . Liz: m y sq u ash p a r tn e r , C a r ib b e a n p a r ty , a h a rd d ec ision b u t th e r ig h t one, y o u ’re a g re a t frien d . Kari: M ik ad o , you ch a in sm oker you, N ew Y o rk be fo re g ra d u a tio n I prom ise! Collins: leaving a t 7 :00 , a rriv in g a t 2:00, th a t ’s all H olly: th an k s for m y firs t show Rob: N Y C w h a t a d a y , th e b est g ro u p ever, you a re so m u ch m ore th a n m y co -lead er. Love you M iriam . Arianna: I c a n ’t th in k o f a n y one I ’d ra th e r b reak a tab le w ith . Jeremy: d a ily tw o h our phone calls, n ine m o n th s , d u b io u s, so rry a b o u t th e d ead , I m ean t ev ery th in g — forever

Love, C h ris tin e

M elissa: I feel like w e’ve been friends forever! All the fun, trouble, good & bad times, I can ’t imagine it without you. Kit: W e ’ve been through so m uch together, I cou ldn’t have done it w ithout you. Let’s always be friends. Jenni: 15 years of g rea t memories, next year will be s trange but we’ll probably end up living next door to each other. Steph: I take it back, you have no morals! Good luck next year. Paul: W e ’ve had our ups and downs, but I ’m glad we always cam e out friends. Hillary, Kari, Landis, Krista, Chrissy: You guys a re g rea t friends. I’ll miss you. Pete, Jim, Steve, Bri: T hanx for all the m em ories. H ave a blast next year! Chris L.: you’re a grea t buddy! I ’ll miss you next year. Casey & Andy D.: Good luck in your senior year!! Mom & Dad: I ’ll always love & need you both very much. T h an ks for all your love, t ru st and support. Dorthea, Ryan, Chris, Louis, Kim, Kiera: Y ou’ve all added a lot to M y life. I love you.

Love always,

Erika

PDS and the AFS club wish to thank Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Howard and Alan (XII), Julie (X) and Laura (VII) fo r h o s t in g C h ris Moody this year.

Five Jewelry and GemsK J Smith M a in Street .Judy Hiller YdnUey, PA 19067

PDS and the AFS club wish to thank Prof. and Mrs. John Lingle and Mike (XII) for hosting C hris tian Friese this year.

PDS and the AFS club wish to thank Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Man- nino and Rachel (IX) for hosting Wei Chen this year.

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M om and Dad: Thanks for all of your support. I love you. Jen, Charlie & Andrew: Thanks for being a great family. Charlie: You’ve been an amazing older brother. Nan & Pop: You are the best set of grandparents anyone could ask for. M elissa: Is that your face? Who sings that song? Flow, me, late night chats, car rides to and from school, ski trips, scare me, left and much, much more. Thanks for everything. I love you. Erika: I know we haven’t always gotten along — but I ’m glad we’ve made it this far. Don’t forget our Ewing night, Peter Gabriel and ski trips. Jenny: Remember 3rd team lax, Friday lunches, bowling and the ski trip. Hil: Want a paper sandwich? Miriam: Flow could 1 have made it through 3 years of history without you? Jim, Rich, Paul, Delon; W e’ve made it all the way from Lore — Can you believe it? Jim: Don’t forget all of our English gossip sessions. Rich: Thanks for looking after me. Lauren: I couldn’t have made it this far without you! BFF. Asmans: Thanks for being my other family. Jimmy A.: How are you going to make it through next year without me? M iss Neider: Thank you for all of the advice. Peter: Thanks for being a great coleader and friend! Peer Group #6 : Thanks for everything in Peer Group. Love Stephanie

T O L IZ Z IE A N D B R O O K IE

T h e two coo les t b lo n d es in the world. I ’ll miss you with love and peace (of what?!)

Rachie

Senora H ercz

Y ou’re the greatest.The sweetest, cutest, loveablest, most

generous teacher we’ve ever had. W e’re going to miss you so much.

We Love You.

Dawn Emily Lily M arc Ron Winnie

CONGRATULATIONSERIKA!

WE ARE ALL VERY

PROUD OF YOU

Dad, Dorothea Chris & Ryan

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Seth m an , w h a t c an I say , too m u ch . N a p le s , C a p tiv a , “ L ittle F re sh m en . . . , ” Je llo on a book? A snow d ay ? W ell, hey m an you b e tte r keep in touch an d a lw ays re m e m b er th a t you w ere the one th a t a lw ay s s ta r te d not m e. O h yeah . . . N o , fo rge t th a t one I ’ll w rite th a t one only in y o u r y earbook . G ood L uck . Jeff: W ell see you la te r m an . W e w ere b ad ass kids. Y o u r a tt ic , H u ck (or a c tu a lly an e le p h a n t) , B row n? J u s t d r in k in g an d sm ok ing . W ell to you too. G ood L uck an d have fun. Holly: Y o u ’re aw esom e. C la u d e t a lw ay s tells m e I ’m going to m a rry you. W e can lau g h a t th a t . S- -t w e’ve rea lly been friends for a long tim e. T h e com m u n e (H A H A H A H A H A ) E njoy w h a tev e r you do. Bonzai! Cliff: L a te r on m an . Y o u r m om h a te s m e. J u s t th in k y o u ’re o u t o f y our house. B ut a r e n ’t you go ing to m iss y our room . I am . K eep d raw in g . Brit & Paul: Y ou tw o a re com edy to g e th e r or even alone . W h en our frien d s ge t in figh ts th e firs t th in g s to pass th ro u g h th e ir m inds is " P a u l , B rit." H ey give m e a call nex t y ear. I ’ll be a ro u n d . E n joy y o u r y e a r a n d V2 su m m er v aca tio n . I will.Laird: W ell, m an . G ood luck n ex t y ea r. H ow a re you go ing to get to school? I’ll be a ro u n d n ex t y ea r. P u rp le d rin k s , T a ll b o y jo h n , su m m er jo b (H A !), L ong Island — c ru is in g in the H o n d a . 1st g ra d e to 12th g ra d e W O W . T w o w ords fo r it, “ V ery N ic e .” O h y eah F rid a y is . . . D ay. H av e fun .Dave: Y ou an d L a ird got to hold y o u r ow n ro ad s nex t y ear. W atch those b lue m oons. “ I ’m a step a h ea d o f y o u .” N o t really . H ave fun , I know you will.The Fellas: I t ’s been too good. “ V ery n ice” W e ’ve g o t to get to g e th e r n ex t y ear.Erinn: Y o u ’re a B a tch a I ’m a X e th a lis . H ow could w e no t ge t a lo n g ? G ood luck. H ey w hen I’m a ro u n d w e’ll g ra b a b u tt. W ill, Jam ie, M eg, Juliette, Chriss & Jay: H ave fun.

S teph : L ax , “ L M M ,” gallon o f M a tild a B ay in y our fridge a n d yo u r sp a stic E w ing friends — I ’ll m iss you.Chris: R em em b er, never tru s t a g irl w ho gives you to ile t seats .M & M : I ’m not a l it t le girl! I’ll m iss you tw o a lot.Lib & H eather: th e B obsey tw in s’ H av e a g re a t S en io r Y ear!Elisa: B.B. — w h a t a jo k e . I ’ll m iss all o f o u r “ ta lk s .”H eidi and Elaine: R u n n in g a ll over try in g to ge t served — th a n k G od for E la ine. G ood luck next y ear.M att: H e id i’s — w h a t a hassle . W ho care s, w e h ad fun f ig h tin g it ou t. G ood luck, W yom ing will never be th e sam e. I ’ll m iss you. Patti: J a n e t Ja ck so n , R aison R a iso n ets , Jo h n & Lee, G ra te fu l D ead su m m ers , I love you fuzzi b ear. Peter A: W h a t else b u t “ V a len tin e ’s D ay W eek en d .” George: 16 c a rn a tio n s , th a t w as th e best. It w as a long tim e ago b u t it w as good w hile it lasted . N eon p izza signs, G re a t A d v en tu re , shopp ing c a r ts a t M e rc e r M all, ju n io r m in ts , V a u rn e ts & B enetton sw ea ters — I ’ll never fo rge t you. J a m ieS . — “ I ’m a cool c a t .” T h an k s fo r th e w ave o f know ledge. Laird & Jam ie — E ven th o u g h I never lau g h ed w hen you h a rassed m e, I loved it. G ood luck next y e a r & d o n ’t ge t in to too m uch tro u b le . Ed — Y o u 're a “ G ro to n m a n ,” A co m p u te r g e rn e r, a P rin ce to n s tu d , a b e tte r d riv er (h a h a ) , a “ te a ” d r in k e r , a great frien d , an 8 th & 9 th g ra d e c ru sh an d fo rever in d eb t $ 5 .00 — b u t I love you anyw ay . E x tra m om s an d d ad s — T h an k s for p u ttin g up w ith m e, I know it w asn ’t easy . Krista — sh an k y guys a t M .F ., b a ttle s in th e locker room , b aby oil — yuk , D ick inson , n a tu ra l tan s? A g-ick , A .Y . & I .N . — p a th e tic , i t ’s been q u ite a y ear. It took fo rever b u t we o u tg rew it. I’ll m iss you a lo t. Y o u ’re a good friend . Arianna — T h ro u g h you I found th e b e tte r p a r t o f m e (D u d o — 4 V2 y ea rs b u t I d id i t) . W e found in each o th e r w h a t w e w ere m issing in ourselves. “ D id n ’t you b rin g th e c red it c a rd s ? ” M elv in , all

th e U to ’s, 100%, F ra n n y Z o n e , W ild Boys o f th e W est & b ra s on th e h ighw ay . Y o u ’re m y best frien d a lw ays — 1love you. M elissa — F rom tu n a fish & ita lia n ice to K illing ton & cho co la te m u n ch k in s. W e ’ve d e fin ite ly beenth ro u g h it a ll. W e s ta r te d o ff k ind o f slow b u t it tu rn ed o u t to be th e best. I ’m going to m iss you so m uch! N ev e rfo rg e t o u r c raz y c a r rides to th e beach , sp a g h e tti d in n ers , m an a g in g ten n is an d yellow ski goggles. Ricky: I t ’sbeen 15 y ears an d w e’ve finally m ad e it. W e w ent from G re a t A d v e n tu re a t ag e 5 to “ escap in g ” w ith K a th y to P lan A to a n y th in g an d ev ery th in g else. “ So w ho’s m ak in g th e m o v ie?” “ T h a t ’s a very la rg e id ea .” “ I ’m a cool c a t .” “ G o tta ge t m oney for lu u u n ch ,” an d best o f a ll, “ C a n I d riv e .” W e ’ve d e fin ite ly h ad th e best o f tim es. Y o u ’re a g re a t friend . I ’m going to m iss you a lot. Susie: I love you so m uch — y o u ’re th e best s is te r in th e w orld. I ’m go ing to m iss you so m uch nex t y e a r — b u t you still c a n ’t have m y room . I love you. M om & Dad: I co u ld n ’t have done it w ith o u t you. I love you so m u ch . P lease keep m y room read y fo r m e in case I w an t to com e b ack hom e

b u t if I d o n ’t I ’ll still a lw ays be yo u r lit t le g irl w ho m an ag es to find tro u b le in ev ery th in g . I love you alw ays.

Love, Jen n i

Roland,

Congratulations and good luck! We love you and are very proud of you.

Mom, G arry and Paley

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Peer Group # 1 0 :1 really hope tha t you’ve gotten something from me. I ’ve had a good time with you guys. Good luck with the rest of PDS. Greg, Pete, Miriam, Kit, Laura, Jim, Holly, & Elisa: You guys have been good friends. Good luck next year. Kari: This is so weird. I t ’s really hard to express all tha t I feel. I can ’t believe we’re not going to see each other a lot next year — I dread the phone bills. Keep up your am azing talks and don’t forget our 1000’s. Hill: This year has been great with you. I’m so glad we finally cam e around and became a lot more than just buddies. I won’t forget you. Mom & Dad: I love you. Ani: I am going to miss you so much. I can ’t wait to have you come visit me. I love you so much. Have fun walking Zip and cleaning out the dishdrainer. H A H A .

Love, Becca

Brian

Lykke til i fremtiden, gutten min.W e love you!

Mom, Dad, Astrid

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(609)924-1200 • (609) 924-0600

Congratulations Collins!

Love,

Mom, Dad, Stacey, Matt, and Chris

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Ames: W hat will I, or the rest of us, do without you next year? You know I love you — always will — and I’ll miss you.Hill: You’re a deceiving, conniving, little co-leader, but I ’ve enjoyed all we’ve done together — better keep in touch! Peer Group: Thanks for the laughs. You guys are great! W itches o f Eastwick: Thanks for the black magic — I learned a lot.M rs. Skvir: I ’ve enjoyed working with you, and thank you for your patience, help, and all your caring. We could have never gotten through three years without you. Sue Neider: I t’s been six years. I’m glad you stayed around to “guide” me. Good luck in the future — keep in touch, tell me what’s happening. Endings are only the flip side of beginnings.Class o f ’88: Thanks for putting up with me and: “ Hey, let’s be careful out there!”Etc: Hey babe, you know, guys, you’ll see my name in lights up in Vegas, babe. W e’ll meet there sometime, big guy, but it’ll never be the same.

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M ! I c a n ’t im ag in e w h a t o u r pho n e b ill w ill be like n ex t year! T h a n k s for a lw ay s b e in g th e re . I love you. Landis — H ey tea ch , w e’ve h ad so m an y good tim es — 2:30, n o rth , so u th , e as t, F la , bip, s h a rk p a rtie s , d u m p ste rs a t 2 :00 am an d sm artfo o d any tim e! Love ya. Chrissy — I c a n ’t believe how m an y y ears i t ’s been . W e ’ve been th ro u g h it a ll. Erika — W e ’ll a lw ays be close. I ’m g lad th in g s have w orked ou t. I love you. Kari — I t ’s been a long tim e since 9 th g ra d e an d “ I h a v en ’t seen you a ll d a y .” I ’m g lad w e’ve becom e such good friends . N e x t y ea r a f te r N ew Y e a r ’s, le t’s go ru n n in g ?! Jim , P ete , and Greg — I ’m g lad th a t I go t to know you th is y ea r. I t ’s been a lot o f fun . L iz — I ’ll m iss y o u r sm iling c razy face n ex t y ear. T h an k s fo r keep in g m e lau g h in g . Girls in C 2 — W a n n a buy a M a tild a , a w h a t?! K eep laughing!! H il — T o m y s tu d y b u d d y , lax an d ru n n in g p a r tn e r , how w as O p ra h to d ay ? Laura & B ecca — L ots o f fu n tim es. D o n ’t fo rg e t ou r van rid e to T a f t . Elisa — Field hockey , ice hockey , an d lacrosse — g re a t m em ories.

You guys — T h an k s for a ll th e g re a ttim es. Y ou a ll m ean

so m u ch to m e.I love you.

K itM om & Dad — T h an k s for a ll yo u r love an d su p p o rt. I love you. T ony & E lizabeth — I love you guys an d I ’m g o n n a m iss you.

uMiss Baker, Mrs. Stoltzfus, Mr. Bing,

Mrs. Rothrock, Mrs. Shriver, Mrs. Shepherd, Mr. Lawrence, Mrs. Skvir — “T,”

Mrs. Williams, Missy Smith, Mr. Lott,Mrs. Hohmuth, Miss Neider, Ms. Cutler,

Mr. Bogle and the motley development gang, Mr. Ailing, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Shock,

Rev, Mr. Bernstein and Mr. Bond

For the guidance, the wisdom, the tolerance, the motivation, the acceptance, the open-mindedness, the beauty, the insight, the encouragement, the perserverence and the unrelenting commitment

to excellence, I offer a humble thank you.

You made PDS for me.

Arianna

/ Cheryl — M y tw in , w h o ’s your idol? I t 's been / m an y an a g e since th e c a r w ith P T — shake!!

\ / M iriam — B ew are o f th e k ille r P e ters . Save \ ' X m as 88 to rag on P P et al w ith P A an d no

) d o u b t, to go o u t ja m m in ’ w hen w e’re done. / Y o u ’re b e au tifu l. D olans — L e t’s go to F lo rid a ju s t to have

/ b re ak fa s t, an d th is tim e , I p rom ise not to in su lt th e w aitress. N ikki — E vok ing lu n a r a sp a rag u s on th e N Y C subw ays an d so lic itin g a r tis tic b a r te n d e rs w ith p o n y ta ils ( I ’ll have a g in g er ale, re a lly ) is d iv ine, b u t w hy w asn ’t i th e one on T V ? Jessie — N e o colonial J -b e r t , th e n on-w hite C a th o lic ja m queens need a long confession . I love us for n ever h av ing sold o u t an d for m ak in g the B rom fus ra p a legend . E u ro -te ch R ods. Peter — H ow w e ever survived o u r egos rem a in s a n o th e r one o f o u r u n e x p la in ab le sec re ts . I ’m n o t th e poet, b u t sp o n tan e ity is th e key to life. E levated soul m a te , you a re gold. Jenny — W in ifred m ay n ever have g o tten M elv in to tak e a b a th , b u t as for th e w ild boys lost in th e F ran n y Z o n e — W O W . P D S w ith o u t th e U tos, th e p igs in space, an d you to keep m e ch u g g in g w ould have been w orth less. W anda — D oes th e w ord b ad in flu en ce m ean a n y th in g to you? “ U h , su re sh e ’s . . . 2 1 .” C o rru p tio n is ug ly an d so is a p re ten tio s ego. B u t hey I ’m <J |t , an 80s ga l so w ho c a re s? M am m a and Papa , ,— S e n za d i voi la m ia v ita sa re b b e n ien te . V / Peter — L ife will be q u ie t w ith o u t m e, b u t - v I have th is funny feeling you’ll be com ing to K \ < \ D C every w eekend . D o n ’t ge t c a u g h t w hen | jy ,)J >./ you stea l th e c a r. ^ ^

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Link StaffGina: U su a lly ou tsp o k en an d a lw ays d e p en d ab le , keep up q u ie t com m e n ta ry — i t ’s h ila rio u s. T h a n k s for b e ing sooo d ed ica ted . Y ou a lw ay s g ive us y o u r tim e. Arianna: B ack ru b s, P h a llic can d y , d iv ide r pages, P P , h a ir dye , P -to n people , o v er-co m m itm en t — T h an k s . Collins: W h a t to say? T h e re w ould be a lo t o f em p ty yearb o o k pages, if it w e ren ’t for you; or a t lea s t ones w ith o u t exce llen t pho tos. T h an k s fo r being so d e d ic a te d . Rich: T h a n k s for a ll o f y o u r m oney . N ev e r a g a in will th e L ink have a business e d ito r like you, n o r will th ey need 8 m o re pag es fo r ads. Elaine: S o w h a t’s $75 fo r a b rick o f film anyw ay!? It w as w o rth it for a ll th e pho tos an d fun. M ike: E ven if we te ll you to leave, you still have to com e to m ee tin g s . Becca: I t took you till J a n u a ry to re a liz e th a t you w ere c an d id s e d ito r, how ever, you w ere g re a t for th e re s t o f th e tim e . Janie: T h an k s fo r y our past, p rev ious, an d p rio r business ex p erien ce . Peggy: N o w th a t you’ve m as te red th e re sp o n sib ilitie s o f a r t ed ito r, p e rh ap s you a re read y to m ove on. Amy: Y ou w ere pu lled in 8 d irec tio n s — b u t we ap p rec ia ted w hen you d id y our sp o rts pho tos. G eorge Paci: T h an k s for th e w ond e rfu l d e d ica tio n . Juniors: I t ’s u p to you now . H A V E F U N !! Quinn: T h a n k s fo r a ll yo u r g re a t adv ice , in s ig h tfu l co m m en ts , an d in v ig o ra ting conversation s. I t ’s im p o r ta n t to know th a t som eone is a lw ays look ing over o u r sh o u ld e rs. M rs. Rothrock: R oses a re R ed

V io lets a re B lue N o w th a t L in k is over I t ’s fa ir to say — we ow e it to you.

Senior Class: W h a t’s le f t to say th a t w e h a v en ’t a lre ad y said .Love,

M iriam a n d P e te r

Brian: B usload o f c h ee rle a d ers fro m L .I; B a rtle s & Jay m es; R ed L o b ste r, W h ite R ose, an d T as te e S u b s; S izz le r s te ak p uck-up ; G re a t A d v en tu re : W ash in g to n w eekend; J u n io r y e a r sneaks in to th e H en d rick s house; E xpose b ir th d a y ; lax in th e p a rk — th e list goes on. T o g e th e r, we m ad e J e r a rea l person? T h a n k s for being m y b ro th e r . R e m em b er: “ N o th in ’ m a tte rs in th e w hole w ide w orld , w hen y o u r in love w ith a Je rse y g ir l.”Jer: M m m eee rrrr!! E ven if b o u n d a rie s a re for b re ak in g , rea l m a tu r ity is know ing w h ich n o t to b reak . T h an k s fo r rem in d in g m e. O n e s trip ed s h ir t — 3 colors; foolish ro m an ce (C .G .) ; a 3 in Bio (I know you g o t a 1 for th e se m es te r); Doc; P h illies gam e; E th io p ian food; A q u a-v i n ig h t; M o n te C a rlo S .S ; T ed K oppel h a ir — good th in g you go t in all y ou r coolness in y our la s t y e a r an d a h a lf a t P D S . J e r , W en d y ’s will never m ak e it w /o u t us.M iriam : A lth o u g h you p an ick ed a lot, w ere in cred ib ly m oody, tr ip p e d , fell, a n d w ere a g en era l spaz , an d ta lk ed too m u ch d u rin g an n o u n ce m en ts , th an k s for m ak in g th e y earbook . Big, to u g h ed ito r — w h a t will th e y earb o o k do w ith o u t you n ex t y ea r? M ore im p o rta n tly , w h a t am I go ing to do n ex t y e a r? I will never find som eone else to p u t up w ith m y p ecu lia r a tt i tu d e s th e w ay you h ave. M , th a n k s fo r b e ing th e b e st h a lf o f th e y earbook . So good luck a t N o r th w e s te rn a n d s ta y c a re free an d re laxed .Arianna: R oses a re R ed , V io lets a re B lue, H ighschoo l w as fun, b u t, W o u ld it ever have been th e sam e w ith o u t you?Chilly: M r. M ess — w ho else cou ld I have co lla b o ra ted w ith to c re a te th e co m m itte e for th e social d ec lin e o f w om en or th e M ess in ’ M an ife s to ? O r to w hom else cou ld I have in tro d u ced R oofus & R eg is? I know th a t I w as a p eck e rsn o t th e la s t y e a r — a lw ay s tak in g m y pho n e o ff th e hook an d never “ te llin g ” you a n y th in g ; how ever, w ho else cou ld p u t J e r an d B rian in p e rsp ec tive? L ong live g la d ia to r football! I like you, b u t I still g o n n a m ess a ll over y o u r face. Love, P e te

Kit: Call me later. There’s too much to write. I A! Washington . . . Chicago — we’ll bike it! I love you, M! love you always, M!

Peter: How we did this, I ’ll never know. Thanks for the jokes, back rubs, your typing ability, and for being my co-editor. I’ll always remember our infatuation with P.P. and with Mikey’s Answering Machine. I’m going to miss you next year. I love you always, M! (both editor and Miriam)

Janice: Growing up with you was fun, but have Pete? Greg: Someday the bruises will heal. Sr. year would have we really grown up?! been a 5ore without you two. I’ll miss you. Love ya, M!Elisa. We ve had our ups and downs, but we j(arj? Hillary: Chambers Walk muffins, Dirty Dancing, Pelvic

Jim: The dilemnas of high school — yes, you have a solution for each one. From the invasion of Janice and Sarah to the P problems (which one, of course) we made it! I love you, M!

managed to pull through. Love ya, M! Scoop . . . I ’m gonna miss laughing with you guys next year. Love ya, Mir

Gina: I love your quiet sense of humor — I’m sure Herffy does too. Thanks for everything. Love ya, M!

M rs. Skvir & Mr. Bing: My favorite advisors. I always appreciate your encouragement and support.

M om & Dad: You think the phone bills were bad this year, wait till next year!! I would never have come this far without you behind me. Thanks for everything. I love you, MTP

Deb & Steve: Through all the fights and arguments you know I ’ll always love you two. Hugs & kisses, MTP

Love to everyone, Miriam

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Dear ErikaThank you for

being nothing other than yourself, You are my absolute treasure.

Congratulations, baby girl.

Much love, Mom

Congratulations to the Class of ’88 Every PDS Graduate can be proud to

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ToA matter-of fact young man,A steady and solid-y,Jolly Band-holiday,Every-day young man!An ultra-poetical, Super-aesthetical,Out-of-the-way young man!

With love, from G.&S., M. & D., and S. & J.

C ongratulations M arc and Class of ’88 You done good!

T hank you P D S faculty and staff Love and Good Luck

Dad, M om , Alicia and Jess

GOOD LUCK SENIORS

Greenberg & Prior 301 Carnegie Center

Princeton

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John — A warrior with the amazing ability to control cans of b e e r . . . it’s the Brew Meister. When a maniac messwith a good man, that p_______ s me off! I give a s — ! Nuclear powered 9 million horsepower Essex class aircraftcarrier engine monster truck, with enough muscle to rip the top off the Empire State Building. Friday and Saturday at the Spectrum, Spectrum, Spectrum. F: I am Fritz. H: And I am Hans. F: We come to your country from Kitzbuhl, Germany . . . H: in the heart of the Bavarian Forest. F: My friend Hans works for Porsche, I work for BMW. H: We are here to test your roads, your skiing, and . . . HA HA . . . your women. No . . . No . . . No . . . you walked away from this? W e’re soaked. Jamie — I come from a land down under, where the Foster’s makes my butt thunder. Pazonni Bros. I hate that man from Energizer, I wanna rip out his incisor. Oy! Oy! Oy! Breathe . . . Oh God, you are drunk. Jeremy — Your mom! . . . You! Your show, my show . . . our show! Bruce Can I borrow some money? Crash N’ Burn — What was she a prostitute? Rev — “I will probably take off this just because I don’t like your face. Back in the summer you didn’t know any of this s— .” Lily — The gruesome twosome. Jenni— Are you a cool cat? How happy are you? Where’s my carnation? Sij — You buy the gun, I’ll buy the bullets. Jes — S-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-oo-ee-ee-ee-ee-ee Doria — In Excelcis Deo. Laura — Now, what would you do with a cucumber? Spokesman — I don’t know what you were doing, but you could have been expelled for it. Dawn — W e’ve got to get Paul to get her out of here. Amy — Are you going to Newport? Kari — Hey, mama! Becca — Are you sure this is grape fruit juice? George — Please don’t define your terms. John, Jamie — So many pedestrians so little time. Four Wheelin’. John, Jamie and Chris M . — Put the Zepplin on . . . that snow pile is dead. Bill, Geoff— Here’s your grill. Jamie, Steve, Jeremy — . . . and then I threw the leg back into the woods. Bill, Alex, Doria, Guz — Yes Paul is here, I’ll go get him. Exterminator Chile. Bill, Doria — Wingy Zingy. M arc, M ike, John, Christian, Helene, Lily — “ England not what you call your winter sports powerhouse” M arc — It was words said in the heat of battle To Everyone — As B&J says, “Thank you for your support.” Jamie Salkind.

M & D ,Thanks for everything.

You’re the best!

Greg, Jim, Rick, Kari, Hill,Jessie, Andy, M iriam, Kit Steph and PN

I’ll miss you all and you’ve meant so much! Thanks!

P.D.

T o Lanie:A lw ays re m e m b er fish , sto k ers, th e C A B IN , c ru is in g , G eorge

an d C le o p a tra , L aw ren cev ille , lu shes, P ee r G ro u p , S a ta n ? , th etw in tow ers, A lb ie , f ing ho t, th e film lo ad in g c loset, M o rd ic i,D ean , P e te S . an d a ll o f o u r o th e r m em o ries — I L O V E YO U!!!

To K RISTAFY:W a n n a spend th e n ig h t? Big feet, b lack h a ir , M B ’s, ch erish the

w o o d s — K IL L H O R S E ! B ag v u h ! I L O V E Y O U T O O , W IT C H !!

T o LA M BR O A ST:T h an k s fo r th e laughs.

Love, H eid i

Y ou w ere 3 ft ta ll, now y o u ’re 6 f t one F u n n y lit t le boy, k ind an d g en tle son.Y ou w ere jo lly ju m p e rs , D isney W o rld , com ics an d fo rts N o w y o u ’re g irls , ca rs , m oney a n d sports.Y o u ’re m y b u d d y , m y best fr ien d an d o u r m ost c a rin g son W e 'll b e c h ee rin g you on . . . y o u r life ’s ju s t begun .

Love M om an d D ad Steve, w e sh a re th e jo y an d pa in o f g row ing up.W e lau g h an d p lay an d c ry to g e th e r.W e live lives o f p u re c o n te n tm e n t, an d oh,H ow h appy I am th a t you a re m ine. Y o u r S is te r A ly

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H ill. B ecca. Kit, M iriam . C hrissv, Landis, L iz. Laura, H olly, P ete, Jim . Greg, Erika, an d M elissa , an d to a ll o f you m om m as an d p a p p as w ho have been so g re a t. W h ere to beg in? L u n ch es a t F o rre s ta l, the B ean S h o p . B enny 's , D irty D an c in g . C h in a to w n , T C B Y etc . . . How m u ch d id we lau g h ? Q u ite a b it. T h ese tim es have been th e best.

H ey excuse m e w h a t 's yo u r n am e an d by th e w ay can 1 ge t th a t b lack p iece o f scum o u t o f yo u r to o th . T h an k s H ill an d P ete for ho ld ing m e back . Greg, is so m e th in g in m y to o th , w ould you tell m e? M iriam . S q u a sh a t th a t e a rly h our a n d his a lfa lfa . Kit T C B Y a t all tim es even w hen it w as c losed. I h a v e n 't seen you a ll d ay . H a ha!!! B ecca an d H ill I could go on for years . T h ree g irls in th e back se a t o f a tax i. H ow silly cou ld we be. B ecca you teen y b opper, a s 1 w as ju s t soooo m a tu re , r ig h t H ill. Blue ligh t an d you c a rry m e hom e b ecau se you w ere dep ressed . B ecca I had th e m ost a m az in g ta lk w ith so an d so in c lu d in g you. H ow m an y p ro b lem s d id we w rite on th e b o tto m o f m y shoe.

T h a n k you all for d ea lin g w ith m e, m y rh y m es , lack o f a p lace to sleep (H ill) d ie ts (K H ) u n c o n tro llab le la u g h te r e tc . . . How can 1 fo rge t K illing ton an d m y sp a g h e tti legs, b u t w a tch ou t th e re 's a p re g n an t lad y com ing th ro u g h . Rikky Jim ya so funny . I love you a ll an d will never fo rge t a b it o f th ese tim es, th ey ’ve been th e g re a te s t. T h a n k you M a an d Paw M oradoff, M ara an d Toby.

Love K a ri S h m a ri M o ra d o ff

Jenni,O f all your accomplishments we are so proud of who you have become — someone we dearly love and who is also a friend,

Love,M om and Dad Jenni,

Good luck next year in college.I ’m going to miss you so much. You are my very best friend. I love you more than anything (even more than Freckles and U2)

Love,Suzi

For there is no friend like a sister in calm or stormy weather.

M iriam , we love you a lot.Love,

Stephen and Deborah

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The Parents Association extends warm wishes for

happiness and success to the graduates of the

Class of ’88

The A lu m n i Association welcom es its new est m embers

the Class of ’88!

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Dearest Landis:

’So one day the little raccoon looked up at his mother and said, “See here, my big warm mother, can I go now — out into the woods to see the night?”

And his mother, who knew that her child was wise and wonderful said, “off you go, for . . .

the moon is full.”

Congratulations to you for who you are and for what you have achieved. I love you.

Mom

F e llas, w e’ve h ad som e g re a t tim es.LAM B: V ery nice! C ap tiv e , E conom ics tr ip , S t. L aw rence, s tu m ble. S ta y C ra z y A rap e .Jeff: B.S. in h isto ry , c am p u s p a rtie s , T h e Je t. G ood L uck and h an g fresh .Britola: y o u ’re a c raz y m o th e r, lunches o u t B B C , 4 -w h eelin ’, th ra s h in g . G ood luck , see you in p rison . Paul: I’m going to visit you o u t w est, m an . By now I will have b ea ten you in hoops a t the Y . G ood luck . L a te r . Cliff: D on’t lose it, m an . 1 b e t y o u ’ll w ork rea l h a rd in college. G ood luck, la te r. B ecca, Kari, Hill: you g irls a re p re tty cool. G ood luck. Juniors: Laird: th e rides hom e from D ead Show s, you s ta r te d th e yo-yo c raze . Y ou still have one m ore y ea r, w h a t a hassle . G ood luck. Fish: t ry to keep y our te e th m an , y o u r 3 keg p a r ty w as th e best. L a te r.Dave: y o u ’re a m ellow d u d e . T h an k s for th e m oon. S ta g sing le, i t ’s less o f a hassle . Jam ie: N ic e shades. D o n ’t le t the field be unused . L a te r .M oe, M eg, Ani: you guys a re good frien d s , have a n ice sen io r year. Laine: 1 love you , y o u ’re m y b est friend .

A dios T h e W o o d m an

Marc,Learning, as you already under

stand, is a lifelong pursuit, and we know you will seek wisdom in college and beyond. We wish you continued success at Princeton, and will always enjoy watching you grow. Continue to hear your own drum, and be thankful for those who will understand your need to march to it.

Love,Mom Dad &l Scott

Hail, A, Yeah You,

Y o u ’ve a lw ays been the re for me, you’ve helped me, gotten me out of trouble. You let me EV IR D , you’re a stud bagelette. N ex t year you’ll be at Georgetown and I ’ll be here, weekdays (shh!!) You will have fun without me and you know it. But it won’t be fun without you, here. It will be silent. No more of your weird music, th a t ’s a plus. N o more company, th a t ’s a minus. Good luck, God bless you, have a hell of a fun time.

Love,Peter

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Elias: Oh! T h e pow er in your sm ile. I hope th a t I o ffe r you all th e joy you give m e. A lth o u g h you will p ro b ab ly a lw ays give m ore th a n you will tak e , a cc ep t m y soul in each k ind w ord, in each lau g h & in each kiss to com e. Kari: O u r frien d sh ip is beyond w eakness o r d o u b t. U n til we die a n tic ip a te only bound less love an d expect only u n w a rren te d c a rin g from m e to you. “ Y ou ju s t call o u t m y n am e . . . ” Becca: I u n d e rs tan d you. I t took tim e b u t th e w ait m ad e th e ta s te m u ch sw eeter. I re a liz e your g re a tn ess an d hopefu lly you will too, soon. H old on to w ho you a re becau se i t ’s go ing to ta k e you to th e top. Rich: I grew u p th is y e a r an d yo u r honesty p layed a c ru c ia l p a r t. I have m u ch resp ec t for you, M r. P re sid en t. I ’ll see you in the T im es. P G #3:1 hope I helped you all in som e w ay. Even if I ju s t m ad e you sm ile , I ’ve su cceeded . L iz C.: “ S om e people s tre n g th e n soc iety ju s t by being th e k ind o f person th ey a re ” (Ja m es G a rd e n ) Y o u ’ve been m y in sp ira tio n to s triv e , enjoy an d to becom e. C o n tin u e y our g rea tn ess . T h e w orld can use it. P ete, Jim and Greg: S o rry to lu m p you guys to g e th e r b u t Vt p ag e is slim . T h ro u g h all th e fakeness I ’ve seen in a lleged friends , i t ’s a g re a t feeling to find sin cerity in you th ree . I ’ve d iscovered confidence , c a rin g , fun , hon esty an d tru s t in each o f you. F o r ou r ta lk s , o u r jo k es an d ou r frien d sh ip . I love you all very m uch . Kit & M iriam : I’ll a lw ays lau g h a t th e silly m em ories b u t I w ould a lso like to re m e m b er & th a n k you for yo u r sm ilin g faces an d y our hugs w hen I needed th em . H a p p iness is co n tag io u s w ith you. I a d m ire you both .

Love,H illa ry

M & D: T h an x , th an x , th an x . I love you so. B oth g u id in g , fussing , yelling , n agg ing , oppressing , a rg u in g — yeah , those w ere th e days. O K , I guess y o u ’re rig h t a b o u t ev ery th in g a f te r all. Chris: Y o, big bro , th o u g h yer g e tt in ’ old n ’ d ec rep it, you can still k ick th e s . . . o u t o f me! M an , how m an y tim es have you g o tten m e o u t o f a fix? M o re th a n I can co u n t. I love ya. “ O K g u y s . . . slow th e hell dow n — y o u ’re go ing too fast — th is has g o tte n way p a st funny . . . ” M atthias: tis is it. Y ou an d I have been to g e th e r so long; I hope you succeed and have a g re a t tim e all a t th e sam e tim e. A rgh! S an d ra ! A sndra! S a tan ! H arv ard ! Billy Boy: W h izz — B O N K ! D on’t b u rn o u t too soon eh ? G -to w n n’ N a te ; m y lazy m en to r. D .C . S p ace & Posurs. L an k n ’ M ellow — very m ellow . K A R EN ! “ IF you w ere an y ca lm er, Bill, yo u 'd be d e a d .” Oy! Oy! Oy! I love Blood! I h a te R eagan! I ’m m ore spaced o u t th a n C a r l S agan! I ’m a H a rd co re m an! I ’m b ad news! B ring a keg n ' have som e brew s! Oi! O i Oi! “ D u d es — le t’s ju m p th e b rid g e — C L O N K — w ell, m ay b e n o t . . . ” “ H ey — i t ’s th e M e rcu ry M a rq u is de S A D E !!” “ S o m an y p ed es trean s , so lit t le t im e .” Beave: E h; ju s t keep tak in g g u ita r lessons, IK ? n ’ g e t a rea l h a irc u t fer C h r is t’s sake!! “ B ut w ait — th is is th e J u p ite r Bowl! W e 're s toked!” “ D ude. S h u t up. D ude. S to p m ak in g fun o f m y speech p a tte rn . D u d e .” “ G ee — I w onder how fa s t th is ’ll g o ? ” Roland: ge t a rea l life an d th en w e’ll ta lk — red h a ir . 4 w h ee lin ’, s in g in ’ s tu p id th ra sh songs. I hope you never grow up. M ike: su p er fencer, g re a t guy , b u t best o f a ll, a see th in g c au ld ro n o f sa rcasm w ith legs! H a n g in there! M rs. Shepherd: T h an x for your su p p o rt an d adv ice. I re a lly needed your he lp som etim es, an d you w ere a lw ays th e re to supply su p p o rt & counse l. “ P o rsch e — th e re is no su b s ti tu te ” Charlie, Cindy, Dan, Graham, JA, Jennie, Jim , Tina: I t ’s been g re a t, guys. Y ou a re all fa n ta s tic . I w ish you a ll th e b est fo r th e nex t th re e y ears — an d beyond! Jam ie S.: too m u ch to list — h ig h lig h ts — U ta h , V e rm o n t — ski, ski — H ey shou ld I tak e th ese G arg o y les R evos? . . . H m m . . . P each B ran d y — A A R G H ! keep n ’ to u ch , dood. Jam ie K.: 4-4-4 w heelin! Z O O G A B O O G A D O O ! Y ou an d m e — w e h it a tree! I go ts m e a ra b b it — stu ck in m y grille! O i — slap sh o ts n ’ w om en: th ese a re a few o f m y favorite th ings! A hgh! 10 cases! M r. P age, Rev, M rs. V.: Y ou guys a re too m u ch — c raz y an d th e best — so to le ra n t, so g iv ing. T h an x fer th e recs. Jessie: P ee r g roup! H O ! S m o k e sum bu tts! L a G alo ise; C e n tra l P a rk . C o n fid an t a n d frien d . H ey guys! M ee t B ud an d M a ry Jane! H a r H a r H ar! Serior: Hola! Q u e m alo! Q u e Bueno! H ey , d u d e — Y o u ’re th e b e st — Y o u ’re m y second d ad — C o ach , counse lo r, an d d isc ip lin a rian . Y o u ’ve in flu en ced m e in th e best o f a ll w ays, I hope to succeed as m u ch as you have. I ’m su re to do g re a t — I w as born to k ick a . . . O h , by th e w ay — how h igh w as th e w elt? H ow long w as he o u t fo r? To everyone: P eace , m ellow ness. K .B ., O K ?

Jo h n

To Erika, Jenni and Steph —

for all the fun and giggles I thank you, for the new gray hairs I forgive you and for the future I wish you love, laughter andsuccess.

Love M om H.

Pete, Brian, Dave & RichGuys, it’s time to get along. W e’re gonna be late . . . and th a t ’s not appropriate.

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Dear Melissa,I have your picture, when you were less than one year old, fram ed and hanging on my

bedroom wall to remind me of the m any bounties of life I have and treasure. Foremost among them is my eldest grandchild, you. W e planned to have our children early in order tha t we m ight grow up with them, but failed to have the foresight to recognize tha t benefit would extend to our grandchildren as well.

The memories I cherish of your growing-up years and my participation in them are my proudest possession . . . You, at six years old, and me sailing abroad Replique and visiting various parts together . . . You, Peter and I sharing sailing experiences as we cruised Long Island Sound and the adjacent islands to g e th e r . . . O ur philosophical discussions in the cockpit under the stars while at anchor at night; watching your growth and m aturity as you emerged into a full-blown woman. Deja Vu, it was as if I was reliving your M other’s similar period of life.

M y greatest pleasure to this day is to observe with satisfaction the wonderful relationships each of you in the family have with one another. Your M om is one of the greatest women I know, and observing how well You, your brother and sister em ulate her many favorable a ttriubtes is a never-ending source of joy.

M ay this milestone m ark one of many waypoints you will pass on your journey through life. Cherish it, enjoy it, live it and love it — but remember, it is but one point of reference on your voyage. M ay you ever enjoy fair winds and m oderate seas and the legacy of your heritage.

Love,Pop-Pop

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D ear M elissa ,

W e have rea lly sh a re d a K aleidoscope! I close m y eyes for five m in u te s an d th is is w h a t I see . . . F irs t B ir th d a y c an d le — w ith little h a ir an d a big bow . . . w igg ling y our nose for a p a rk in g spo t . . . C in d e re l la ’s m ouse — c e n te r s tag e p roud an d acco m p lish ed . . . the s ta irs o f th e b ig po rch as I d rive aw ay in te a rs th e firs t d a y . . . se a rch in g fo r a lost to o th in th e g ra ss . . . D o ro th y H am ill h a irc u t in a B row nie u n ifo rm . . . ‘B ear G re a s e ’ . , . “ W e ’re G ra d u a tin g T o d ay ” . . . th e O p e re tta . . . sa ilin g — w ith its se ren ity an d sudden s to rm s — m u ch like us . . . tr ic k o r tre a tin g involves a p rin c ip le . . . h ea rin g the flu te in th e d is tan c e . . . c am p — gone for sooo long . . . N .Y . co n n ections . . . c h ee rin g a t gam es . . . th e te lep h o n e , th e telephone! . . . c lo th es an d m o re c lo thes . . . q u estio n s — m o ra ls , e th ics, loyalties, an d m ore q u estio n s . . . .“ lim its a re lov ing” . . . c a re e r p lan s — college tr ip s — in terv iew s b e tw een one a d u lt an d a n o th e r . . . co n s tan t ‘re m in d e rs ’ a b o u t a c a r . . . th ro u g h it a ll a w a rm , g iv ing, hu m o ro u s and in te llig e n t person w ith passion — never on th e fence — n ever d u l l . . . b u t M om “ W h a t th e H e ll!” . . . sp o n ta n e ity — th a t ’s w h a t i t ’s all ab o u t — an d m e as p ro u d a s 1 can be.

M elissa ,

L e t’s p au se , so th a t I c an pass a long som e g rey ch o rd s to you. Y o u ’ve ta u g h t m e w ell, an d w e’ve s h a re d ou r songs. T h e re is m ore I w a n t to lea rn , b u t I see y o u ’re m oving on. W ait! I ’ve got m o re to say . W h a t ’s th a t? Y o u ’re on a roll; you can n o t s tay ? O .K .! But w h a t a b o u t th e h a rd knocks a n d d ir ty socks? “ W h a t’s th e big d e a l? ” you ask . T h a t ’s funny! T h a t ’s w h a t I used to tell m y fa th e r. H e d id n ’t have an an sw er e ith e r. G u ess y o u ’ll have to find o u t for y ourse lf. H u h ? “ W h a t th e h e ll? ” I h ear. H m m . T h a t ’s w h a t he used to say to m e. W e a ll seem to m ell, as we s tr id e th ro u g h th is c o n tin u u m . Y e t w e e tch a u n iq u e stro k e on th e m ono lith s th a t m a rk ou r tim e . (L ik e th is y earb o o k .) Y o u ’ve done w ell, M elissa; yes, you have. B u t enough o f th is pause . L ook a h ea d — dow n th a t ro ad you m u st follow , a n d se t yo u r cou rse . H ave fun find ing out w h a t lu rk s b e n ea th th e sh ad e . D a n ce in th e su n lig h t. K now you a re w iser an d s tro n g e r an d b e tte r. K now you will be tes ted som e m ore. P ay no heed to th e je e rs . L is ten to th e ch ee rs th a t a cc o m p a ny you , as you c o n tin u e on. A n d know th a t I am a lw ays w ith you! I love you!

Love,C liff

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M arc: I d o n ’t even know w h a t to say . Seven y ears . . . holy s- -t! S tin g forever! O n ce you rep lace M a n u , you’ll have to ta lk to th e big m an in to h irin g m e on as a g u ita r is t — I’ll ge t b e tte r , I p rom ise. D o you rem em b er o u r phone call a f te r exam s in 9 th g ra d e? I ’ll be su re an d say hi to T a y lor fo r you. T e a r it up in college; w e’ll b o th go to W ash . U ., r ig h t? R em em b er th e red bu g ? W e ’ll have to g e t to g e th e r in a coup le o f y ea rs and w a tch som e S tin g m ovies (b u t lis ten to F ishb one); I ’ll b rin g th e T eq u ila . W h a t can I say , I ’m a dem olition m an . S p an ish is hell, pero viva senor M igliozzi! H ey , I 'll have to re tu rn a ll o f yo u r s tu f f som eday . Too bad . I still d o n ’t know w h a t to say. W ell, th an k s for ev ery th in g . John: I ’m a h ead . . . e leven. Y o u ’d b e tte r s ta r t c a tch in g up . C an you b e a t a n ig h t in IC U ? O n second th o u g h t, d o n ’t even try . K eep on c ru is in ’! M arq u is du S ad e . I ’ll buy a F e rra ri , th en w e’ll ta lk . I ’m a dea th w ise , so y o u ’d b e tte r let m e drive nex t tim e . A n d tell y ou r m om th e t ru th a b o u t th e vodka som e day. I f I could spell th e noise you m ak e w hen you vom it, I ’d w rite it h e re , ju s t d o n ’t sp read an y ru m o rs ab o u t — W ell, you know . O h , an d d o n ’t fo rge t o u r lit t le rhym es. Y ou know yo u r social life is re a lly poor w hen you s ta r t w — ing for fun . Roland: C a n you im ag ine w h a t m y phone b ill w ould be if you lived in N ew B runsw ick? W h a t w ould we do w ith o u t c o n feren ce calls? (W h a t god do you w o rsh ip ? ) H ow m an y tro ll po in ts do you have, an y w ay ? H ave fun a t H a rv a rd , b u t d o n ’t fo rge t to fou r-w heel C h r is tin e ’s c a r befo re you go. (o r should we use th e o ld c in d e r b lock m eth o d ? ) Christian: H ey bro , ’sup? G e rm a n y ’ll never seem th e sam e a f te r th is . I ’ll have to com e visit. R e m em b er th e h a ir dye an d m ario bros. forever. “ H ey , th a t ’s g re a t .” E n joy th e g u ita r , dude . A nyw ay, i t’s been real. C all m e so m etim e an d S E N D S O M E M O R E M A R Z IP A N !! Jeremy: Y o u r M om ! M a d rig a ls fo rever — or so m e th in g like th a t . R e m em b er M o n trea l. T hose T h u rsd a y lunches dea lt. So w ait, do you like the W h o ? T h an k s for ev ery th in g , b a b babe. George: W h a t can I say? Floyd! I still have th e p ro g ram from th e co n cert. D o you re m e m b er those g irls? E n joy G o m el!. Jesse: T h a t a rm is m ine! O h yeah R ig h t G u a rd says hi! Arianna: I re fu se to say i t . . . S .L . (o u r only p riv a te jo k e ever, oh m y G aw d!) M r. M oody: K eep on blow in th a t ho rn . I ’ll have to te a ch you how to p lay D em olition M an next. T h e FB I still h a sn ’t com e a f te r th a t tile; I guess I ’ve been lucky so fa r. Heidi: R e m em b er th e fid d leh ead s? W a n t a snow pea? Bill: Psycho! Fence to hell! Y ou guys b e tte r w in the C e tru llo n e x t year! Jenni: S o w hen a re you go ing to w ear th a t h a t? I love th e co a t. A re n ’t you g lad you d id n ’t com e sk iing a g a in ? Greg: T h an k s for the g u ita r tip s . D ude . M u sic th eo ry (R a t Boy) Christine: I w ill see th a t c a r d estro y ed , b u t not before I d rive it! Josh and Jake: Y o u ’re in ch a rg e nex t year. H ave fun in M ad s an d enjoy th e Jeep! Steph: W h a t w ould K illing ton be w ith o u t you? Gina: M rs. R o th ro ck forever! H ill and Kari: W ith th ese eyes an d a se t o f tee th like th is , how can E ver go w rong? T h an k s for th e rides to school. W h a t m akes you you is th a t one specia l freck le. M & D: Y ou guys a lw ays find a w ay to be m ore u n d e rs tan d in g th an I w ould have th o u g h t possible. T h an k s . Everyone: T h ere it is th en .

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The Link staff wishes to thank the prolific photojournalism class and Mrs. H ohm uth for their w onderful pho tographs and the ir marvelous mastery of the mysterious modes of Dektol. The Link staff, saving the best for last, would like to give an extra special thank you to M atthew Algood.

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