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I get asked all the time, genera lly from friends and family back

east, w ha t I think of A rizona now that w e 've lived here for a

couple years. The tru th is tha t I rea lly wasn t sure w ha t I was

going to fina wnen w e moved, as; I’d never been to A 'izon a

before.

I gfcess I was fa ii% confident ike ff I’d love the climate, and it

d idn 't surprise me th a t the Tsndfs.capetS and sunsets were so

b e au tify . Certainty, the ab ility to spend so much time outdoors

had obvious appeal.

But w hat really sets Arizona; a p a rt lo t rwais the pecp.e--spe-

cifically, the diversity of experience a n d perspective tha t I see

every day. That many o f us some from: so many d iffe rent

cultures and walks -pf life makes liv ing here profoundly mean*

Wgfol, and always inferestlBS-

And it ’s aosoiote ly the case at PCDS. The uniqueness o f each

of our students is simply extraordinary. There’s nothing cook-

ie-cutter abou t those w h o walk the stage as seniors a n d g ra d ­

uate out into the world. They're alt smart and all determ ined

and all caring—b u t each in his or her © rn way.

I wish you, the Class of 2013, the best of fortunes as you em­

brace and ce lebra te the challenges and opportunities of your

new adventures. M a y you all eoffiftinue to explore your own

differences, and seek out the differences in others.

M r. Rodin

Head of School

2 Table of Contents

1. Are these high schoolers posing as

a penny or the real Abe tin coin?

2. PCDS is such a small school that

even the Seniors hang out with

Kindergarteners!

3. Ali Loretta edits her papef with ;oy

because she knows college is

:£Sn the horizon.

4. Ava Goodman turns tp listen to

her teacher like any amazing

student would do.

5. Lauren Garvin types up her vo­

cabulary and prepares to

ace her quiz.

6. Some PCDS students are very

intrigued with the sight of a

yearbook photographer.

4 Life at PCDS

tackles' ibn fbe reififtsS 'feld.

I . "Or'anpe" p v -g la d i%er' :G jiad«ao mnww'9. Rana Roudi can t help but smile as showstopper Kyie

rtey %|rife#s te,feesi psse,10. G abby Shacknai and Sydney Portigal prove that Junior

year is full of happiness bul a playful Rachael SWtlgtnyps

feegl fjs siiflsr.II. Aliya Orenstein and O livia Ellegard smile

is ss muc h-. fiift, cr tnpybe # s (ttsf fim® for

bfe i®f PC3QS. p

Ben Whitmore and Kyle Kinnie focus intent­

ly on their math books and recall information

theyII need for their homework.

2. Sabrina Whitfill, Fgfllon Leyba, and Brianda

G odoy enjoy the beautiful grassy knoii while

working, hard.

3. Pierce Swanson laughs to himself a fte r Ms.

M arks tells a joke in Hisfory.

4. Eric Co le tries an "Uncle Drew" GoiSsoxer

on his-classmates at recess

5, O liv ia Vu paints a beautiful blue

masterpiece that even Van G ogh would

be impressed oy.

6 Life at PCDS

6. Lael HS and Justine M oney w®"fe

tegrfner m iw Q* props# during; ft* K'>ngergarterv 4"b Grade playtime

7. He may yo«ng bsiitttelower-schooler sure knows how to faok

cop) -w* is? "twstefc^d#'.§. Q a ? W iQlpizar and Lina Elt®t dp

some work on M ake A Difference Day

9 Taylor M oney and Kate gbkppfci

pasSld flseir Qffrazing Igsitaft *3lifefce

onto youngster Sam Nova! who

cs.ugihf on xpttdnflp

Lif© o t PCDS

1. This face paint sure leeks g o ad but

it’ll be hard to get oH the

next STornirTgf!

2. Daniel Shuster, Karen Wfeiger, Lina

Khan, and Aaron Cohen smile and

bask in the beauty of photographer

Amelia M pntaoth.

3, la ty Perry has nothing on ffes©

fireworks from Blue & G fild Nftght.

4. Rachel Cooper, Lexi Flader, Just'ne

M oney, and C laud e Sheridan take

advantage of the perfect lighting bom

the Ireworks and stop ter a picture,

5. PCDS Cheer must be Egyptians;

they know how to make pyramids!

Blue & G o ld D ay

S, Seniors A lg f -gr*^ Taylor M on-

^rssfeal the ifie w at Blue &CN&4 Dayr,

JT. Lotion bfgfpneraort fisAs-Ahe--® iffi © Fgf-

ran tent she's on lf :Qping that fast, tb®A§

f© f w tis jpsR

fe,?felts Strshai'ShijSfes&jjrf her b lu e fe S ftm

thgrfe to a reffisshift@| ice treat,

trC O S C X T S CRAZY!

10 Theonnual SaECW V&- ’few ity Tigleyball

g a m & f f l& f f f to an eswateftsi sfts*f'w#h cs

CRMiSizy cheer.

make a difference

day1.. Upper School seniors look and listen to the interest­

ing facts from “Stop Hynger Now visitors.

2. Kendall W oodard and M ad d ie Stern organize food

at their favorite food bank, luckily remembering to

bring sweatshirts because its chilly.

3. Taylor M oney flashes a thumbs-up to show his en­

thusiasm and long awaited. Answer fe You lift bro? .

4. Walker V o n multi-tasks by texting & sorting food at

the same time

5. 7th graders rncke beautiful Va snt'nes cards with

enough glitter to irnpress #ve^ KaSha.

£}. Eve* young slud®*#? help to any way by miAtSg

cords for US soldiers.

7 Es*iSt6 Cttsd the InsiiedfW® Hulk (Afex HsSSTflSP'l

move heavy bags of food into Burch ficjll 4or the

sfey S OCtiytt i es;8. Andie Lou Hayden puts her Picasso-esque talent to

work in a mural for the food bank

Sf. feihb@ifS.srtd h s ir ts '*ake ViStrtfii HP isgwvd

10, Kather Hacfett shows off a pillowcase he mfigjfe

yriffrt his frtendl

o 5rl% rehce Cfey1

As freshman we c£tn probably all pprpsfflfeer walking into t t e p iiad fer f f e fesf time and taking everything

in all at once: the picnic tables, the loud students, and the intimidating teachers Then there w tii Stfcweik:

that s lo t# man sporting a PCDS baseball cap w ka to know just about everyang. M ost o f «s had

heard of him before, but he was somewhat of a mystery to us al We only really knew of him as the toqgjh

College counselor, SdiWStk- is an incredible ca tlg je catffi&elor to' :sop fhe least, but he ^-s^im uch mac*

than that. Schweik is hard O’ us. often tells . s w hat w e do not-want to hear and bring& > back to rea.i'y

but that is part of his charm His door is always open and he is ready to talk to any of us about anything

and everything;. W e hove all felt tha lfirm Scbwgm tendshqjsw and listened fd ©nft too .many s f te w e r fe

lo s g rarrts fh rougteu t high school but his wise words will remain w ith «s even a fte r we i«ay«s Schweik is

compassionate, I ind, ortdearirtg, and funny but (hat dogs riot ©wen b e ep te cover ft. H i bfc impacted all

of Us, even if sometimes w s dan t l i le te adm# it.

Schweik, you are such an important figure on this, camp and w e d o tet'know # ia t we wot i do without

you. You serve Os ts committed college, iSs.Uiv.sfor, «n, «€&UBQ#g d fe a i coach an u *© l® s fck :

but most importantly you serve as a needed friend to so many of us and for that we can never thari

y®u.«ough The Clogs of 2013 would like to dedicate this y g « r|*d k to pou.ln tenor of now r f t we

appreciate, respect, and admire you. We will never forget you. Schweik. and are truly grateful that « f

have g #t«n the chance to krtdWsomeone as ln ® e # te m U . As you like to soy. ;you truly CMT *fe»,

Cheers,

The Class of 2013

n o nPHOTOMISSING ;

J Morris Aaron Taylor Burks Larry P. Clsmmsnssn

Mark Dstm sr

Nicholas S. Firsstonel Sam.usi S. Garvin

Adam Goodman Susan Grssnfisld Grant Hi El

BOARD OF TRUSTEESLarrains N. Hg

M id r f l l i H os mar M tz i Krockovi-.r

jahm Najafi

Andrew Radin

Wendy Selig Pried Chida Tse

Charlene W hitfill

Advisory Trustees

Beverly Ax Susan J. Bansak

Daniel J. Donahoe III Bennett Dorrance

Susan G arrity Donald R. Loback

Herbert J. (Tim) Louis Nan P. M iller

Ellie B. Nolan Frederick M . Pakis W. Lee Pierson Bernard G. Rethore Nicholas J. Sakellariadis ‘69 Shoshana B. Tancer G arth W ieger G ay F. Wray

14 Board of Trustees

FACULTY & STAFF AUTOGRAPHS

t, Mrs. Fleming shows the. strings students how to w rite imisic art the white board.

2. M iddle S c te d Track & Field is not |ust for the kids, Ms. Sterling looks ne-vous tor her

part in the competition!

3, lo w e r School teachers proudly Stand by their students at a morning

meeting presentation.

4. Ms. Olson answers a Question from a thoughtful Sophia Bailey.

5. Senora G ilbert and her self-proclaimed favorite student Wesley Curci pause and

pose in the Student Center.

6. M r. Coon socializes in the quad with some of hts star students.

7. M r. White smiles because they have cfjpcolate chip cookies today in the dining hall!

8. Decker & Fitch or Abercrombie & M irzaie? Both sound suitable for this picture!

9. Mrs. Nelson shows these girls how to fi* up some deliciousness in her cooking elective.

16 Faculty & Staff Life

i oAMERA

' Kimberly Abbott Becky Allison

Randy Allmon Rhernda Anderson

I Robin Anderson f Heather Arguello

£d ArnoldTiffany Arrendondo Nicki Barber

FACULTY AND STAFF

Raul Calderon Raul Calderon* Jr.

James Cdleroz White □ Carlson

Cliff Carlson

Clemente Chavez Jenny Cherilla

Jerry Cook , Lance Coon i

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Kristie Ber

Rebecca Bernhardl Marie Bippus

Carelie Bisinger Gina Bridgeman

KarertBruntz tee B u e ttt lir Keith Burns Kelly Butter

Barb Bzdsk

f Da na a Corbett ' W t a r k t D r l i s S

Carls Cbs«~Gm I a I :!fi

la te Crabb

r Susan Crane D a ft C r a t s f i f

Jennifer ( u i\P i ( 11 td y D a s is

Ipeu ifff '& Sw ft J W

Dave Dum m er

Lee Edwards

Brian Ellingson

Karin Epstein

Chris Eriksen

FACULTY AND STAFF

aKrf Etheridg

Sadie Etheridge

Jennifer F«6 fis

John F ielder

Julie Fine

Peter F te n a g d n -F ^

Moe F lB r t f lp n d f P j& tA/fer

Vaieska Frandfl,

M aki F u lle rton

jftffifitsJ r t a c f l la n d

W w H o lw p r i t o

\fld fM s Huff

B.F1S i r a p id

Jftki Ivins R fW lo p e

Bob HOsitiW R t e ip i K iu r a i

FACULTY AND STAFF

Judy McAdam Patrick M cHonet

Andy McKean

Katie Me Kean Brian Meftsrnger

Mary Kay Meyers i Laurence M ills

Bobby Mirzaie Judy M itcfiel

. Hallie Mueller

■ iDM irst Or.g i Ssndy Or rick

f A lv s fo G W a r a

K a f i;® s s j# fB fa y

Chris Palmer

V Brandon Perry M atty P tts rs

Jack Phillips Shannon Pierson

Pedro Ramos Bethany Richardson

£d Rizo Andrew Rodin

David Rowe

FACULTY AND STAFF

Kim berly Sai

Karl Schossov

Paul Schweikher

Jiil Scott

Ian Sharp

Jaime Sheridan

M arti Ski oven

Kyle Skolheid

Catherine Sm ith

Jennifer S terling

I Carl Ttia rap son f Trudy TeIB

T t t r s y o t e f f i l l h

C la i r e T f M

I Q iSn'lMkihS * M o l ly W i l i a m s

Stefan ¥aiin<p RfCf?s.Fd: 2 ® f l s t e w s

Kfftfe Zinkifi I fe f f I

This year has been one of incredible moments andTih'spirafioff, As I

reflect back, I realize that our delightful hummingbirds have become'

an integral part of our Lower School community. When w e stop to

notice the hummingbirds, outside o f the classrooms; and throughout

the garden, we see the beauty and the wonder that a single mo­

ment can hold; These brave little birds remind liS tha t size js net a

measure of courage, and they em power us to take risks and follow

our curiosities; They teach us to savor Out interactions w ith each oth­

er as they are fleeting, and most of all, they remind us to slow down

so that we notice the joy that life offers to ys each and every day.

I am grateful to the extraordinary teachers and students who have

embraced and guarded these moments; t believe these interactions

embody the philosophy of our Lower School, one in which w e value

the education of the whole child, and I am so’ proud to be a part of

this wonderful community.

Ms. Ivins

Head of Lower School

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“ \V'.31' Y T}/I U I

Thank You to the Senior C lass’s

Lower School Teachers

Karen Bruntz

C arla Cose-

Q a te lla

O ndy Davis

Linda D ra fg

Lee Edwtjrds

Sadie itherid i

John, Fietitfer

Diane Ingold

Evelyne M acrodim itris

Danny Majesski

A ndy McKean

M a ry Kay Meyers

Shirley Sti) es

The Senior Class’s to w e r School M em o ri es

Pre-K: Traveling to countries around the world, bicycles and wagoifiS in the

playground, nap time!

Kindergarten: Field trip to the Phoenix 2bo, Animals A to Z Production, a

snack for each letter of the alphabet, 100th Day of School Celebration,

learning how to ho lff a pencil. M ud M an ia Party, nap time!

First Grade: Counting to 100, sat at our own desks, addition and subtrac­

tion, AlphaSmarts, TV carts

Second Grade: Croakin' Cash, last year in the playground, C ijfu ra l Fair,

M ount Writing, multiplication, cursive

Third Grader Invention Fair, Earth Day presentation, Flassayampa River

Preserve day trip, Kartchner Caverns day trip, G reek M ytho logy projects,

Lego City, first year on the recess field, learning to play recorders in music

class

Fourth Grade: Canyon de C h e ly and Painted Desert trip, Canyon de

Chelly iM ovie films, United States regions outlines and presentations, read­

ing Brian's Winter, Lily's Crossing, and Jeremy Thatcher, D ragon Hatcher

Teachers’ Farewell M essages

To the classics 2C83...I wish you all the best as you move on

to bigger things! I can't thank you all enough for the friend­

ships and smfes you have brought to me over the years, To t

of you that were around PCDS in the lower school.,..! I

have you to thank for being the pioneers of the fourth grade

video production world! iM ovie made its first appearance :

in the lab that year, and you produced the inaugural docu-1

fjientaries aboitF Canyon de Chelly. I can honestly say, a f te r !

viewing 100's r f videos about Northern Arizona since that 1

year yours were definitely. the first!!!! Peace and harmony

my friendslKFist raised)

- M r. McKean

Congratulations, Seniors! It seems like it was just yesterday

thgt we w©b» watching you perform in the Lower School Swim

Exhibition and Track and field day events. We wish you the ‘

best in you: college careers and hope you will visit us soon!

- Mrs. Etheridge & M r. Majeski:

Dear Seniors,

As I sit and ponder the history surrounding your class in fourth

grade, I wonder, as I am sure wit i f us have, where the time:

has gone. It seems like only yesterday we were in the orig­

inal ..ower School buildings w ith the famed “round building"

planning our trip to Canyon de Chelly. W ith improvements On

campus, I have missed seeing you pass by your old classrooms

pn your way to and from the dining hall. And now, suddenly,

you are on your way to b igger and better things.

I feel privileged to have been a part of your growing years

W hether you were new to PCDS in fourth grade or a “ lifer"

adjusting to the increased academic requirements, you per­

severed and did w hat needed to be done to meet w ith suc­

cess. I remember some of you who were quiet but left your

mark w ith your sparkling personalities. You worked to take

leadership rales in small groups o r partnerships to achieve set

goals and had sensitivity and compqssion towards others on

the playground and in the classroom, particularly speeches,

like, “How to M ake a Bulletin Board," and long term projects

where you impersonated famous people such as Susan B. An-

<fFij©ny that displayed your creativity and your desire to give it

your all stand out. And now, you are assuming the leadership

roles among your peers.

It has been a pleasure to work w ith you, to see and hear

of your growth academically, socially, and emotionally, and

to be asked to take part in this, one of the last mementos of

your life at PCDS. I wish you Well in your future encounters,

whatever they may be.

Best regards,

Mrs. Stiles

28 Senior Thank You

The Fourth G ra d e Dedicates

this Page to Mrs. Arguello

I wanted to d^jicate this year's

yearbssli to Mrs. Argueto because

she always wtlitodands me. She never

lei® me down and I cart always B&int

on her, SH# makes gure we absolutely

iirferstand anything she: feaches life

She; Is ai ppsfc ppod tea® er- actual­

ly shsifflVtvshg is a rectify great

■tascdhfiR % 0E>uld rjgver get through 4th

jpS ii& hrttaljt her. f{#s ts orJy h ® 12nd

and like sbe bOs

ai d hsr life bggausg;she

ft t s < B f iht? job. She fe a speQSi

fSS&iHfl, ond Spt&Gtol tepcbsK

Thanks, M rs Atgjaefe, ter making this

y^jf-grgat;]

-CSwSfi K r td i^

1. The playground is a great place to make

new friends, and these munchkins show dff

their friendship w ith a hug.

2. Kirtana Rooper smiles as the camera cap­

tures her and her creative project.

3. Ms. Torrflfn shows her students

a cool babble.

4. Savannah Smith and Kayle Singer know

that every friend needs a hug sometimes and

proudly embrace one another.

5. Will Burnham gives a big smile for the cam­

era during his sciendp dfasS w ith MrS. Hall.

6. Aaron Bracher absorbes a lot of informa­

tion in Mrs. St|es class

i f Some children te te te wates* more

safiouily end 90 panning, if t r jp & i in the

A 'izona «cp4-

8 . ALIENS HAVE INVADED THE CAMPUS k #

SBttl® think if & funny.

% Emma fe te Hggekeift" c*t*u t Wjss but sfinile when

sprne boys in her slosS tel: jdfeefc

10. Mrs. H a t is %utck fo help p a w hat '^ d i t t f c

in file, rifjfi, difteirftOfi wffh their experiment,

11, AAiles Sabeeh is skilled with mogic morlers

and shows off his incredible drawings

1. Scissors are great for art prdjpCti, but make

sure not tgt run w ith them!

2. Charlotte 's W eb is a phenomenal read, (ac­

cording to Ben Mulligans

3. Ella M a ffi practices her math facts w ith vibrant

Bote cards.

4. Ms. Bruntz sfnows Nathan Nakaji w hat to do

on the laptops in 1st grade.

5. M r. Fielder’s 4th grade: class is a very fecused

' and hard-working ge#t»p.

6. G reen is clearly the new black.

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7. A studious look frpm Q iiv ig LeB law o'A ow * th # sh o ts

working h q « i

8. Cameron Ortega foeusc on the workbook problem*

9. To]h Redden love's ressqwhiog. o n te i@@Mp10. Who says fourth graders can t be into sppfiSfts?

11. M effhesr ljnh(srt and • Awsfen SasStfi® take in fhe hsfh

a ir while doing math wot k in the Lower School Courtyard

A©sd#w1 * * '■ S3

1. Young artists a t s a rk , dein their thang.

2 . 1 wish I could p lay w ith some pipecleaners right now! Don t be

surprised if A larah Hochman’s sculptures end up at the M et!

3. Asa Silverman is having a party with some blocks. He is on the

road '6 eng'neering fame.

4 . Some lovely, future Warhols in the making!

5. Looking fierce, ladies! Work that artwork.

6. Whatever happened to mu#icol choirs?

7. Dr. d t a l f llq really hokteg. that * :l«ss^#^»©ts. Theyte©fclehtferest- edl It must be tjgg class after lynch.

S. It's stnf-a-lang: tWSfe m music classtj&pg: it vifth m ensw !

9. Dr. GfdWto is dantfrg liks«n Efyfikrt!10. Square-dancing is a ihrowback to the western roots of Arizona

11. These students are practicing a skill that they'll cherish forever k « i

Sf'ftke cursive!

?Tracf^E f c W J

1. Ryle Grauer & Jaden Grossman p « y

their xylophones with confidence!

2. lisabella Moreno looks adprable in her

western get-up.

3. Alexander Ashamn Uses-s cane to get

his 'old' body around the stage.

4. Nick Gaylpr & "Matthew Linteirt show

off thetr Amerfcan style.

5. Dr. Gialella conducts the children irilfe> tei

perfect harmony.

6. Sierra Goldstein Is excifad ts> ^ng

her part

7. Tafia Gooaman Is a natural

with the microphone!

8. Lower schoolers belt it out!

9. Eric Emani focuses on fijs notes while

Nick Gayicrd stays perfectly on b eat

10. Addison Werner's talent is sprouting

just like the flower on her headband.

38 M Concert

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PRE-KINDERGARTEN

Elliot Coher Musse deGuzman Morgan Dollander

Ella Feuer

Michael Golden Nathan Hoang

Christina Keller Jonah Kotansky

KINDERGARTEN

CLASS OF 2025

FIRST GRADE

CLASS OF 2024

SECOND GRADE

CLASS OF 2023

SECOND GRADE

CLASS OF 2023

THIRD GRADE

Charlotte Bitfrov Diana Brigugpfe

Blanca B u tte W i l l Burnham

CLASS OF 2022

THIRD GRADE

CLASS OF 2022

roCAMERA

SHY

I Jewsl Abdo Gauri Agarwal

Samantha Ashner Greta Bindley

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FOURTH GRADE

Hannah Drewitz Emils Dunoyer

Laursn Eby

Eric Emami Lexi Flader

Nick Gaylord

CLASS OF 2021

r Darwin Harris-i David Kloeber

O lios Kwa Ethan am osri

F M a tth e w I in h a rt

Ella M afft Spencer Me\<m

W illM i rag I ia

FOURTH GRADE

Justine M ans

% tI3fia W#fen( Eesha Norwwii

Uieas: O f cions! Anika Pete

N i l Patil

CLASS OF 2021

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J a c o b S i B p f

A r r n s M S y m in g M P t

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A v a W i i t e m s

Alex ^a.nithas f e i i n f y ®

I 1. Jaiden Ploerderl smiles at his autograph on

the welcome sign.

2. Eesha Narwani smifos and gives a warm hug

to her mom on this amazing day.

3. Josh Peterson g lad ly poses for the camera

with his grandparents.

4. Everybody, including Armaan Narwani, has

time to smile for the camera during this

wonderful day of celebration of friendships.

58 G randpa ren ts & Specia l Friends' D ay

5. Grandma or.d dod get a great axpianation from Asa

Silyerfflgn Aft Grandparents aqdfSpeeta) FriStA Day

6 With two guests looking at his wort- Lucas Albequque

eyes The cookie tray qcross the room7 Lexi Flader proudly shows off her writing assign moot and

etijoys the isstftpltrrierifs sh? receives fes® her gse#i8, Ella M a f t and owapftfty h jfpp ty pe»s© dfiffMU fhsfc TftfE Id

show the camera what a |oyous day they aie having.

G rartdpfiteB lS S & p#o« l Frti&hfili E id ' M

After graduating from kinger-garden

last year, these first graders took their

"gardening" skills to a new level this

year. They built and maintained their

own garden with fruits, vegetables,

and flowers. Hard work, gentle care,

and a whole lot of watering led to a

beautiful garden that the first graders

and the rest of the low er school got

to enjoy while at recess. They also

appreciate the variety of tastes from

their harvest.

60 Garde

1. Taylor M oney and Sam Novak show off their J

Crew-esque modeling looks during a hangout.

2. G arron Rodgers, M a tte o Armato, and India Gras-

so show that no matter your height, a smile s still big.

3. Trevor Kent and Melissa G reenberg pose with

youngster Aarush Atmakuri and his favorite book

during story time.

4 Rylie Lloyds is awestruck to be in the presence of

Justin Bieber, but it's actually Scott M inard.

5. Katharine Currault and Quincy Rodin dissect the

novel G one W ith the W ind in the Upper School

library.

6 . Justin Corsillo, his tie-dye hat, Stephen Yuan, and

Jaxson Bulloch keep warm in sweatshirts while shar­

ing a sweet bonding moment.

'.H AND TENNIS c

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We often spec< of rhere being no PCDS box’ 1 or type tha t our

M id d le School students have to fit into. We hlgh'y value and en*

courage difference in all tha t w e do and who w e are /in each of1 .our

students. “Be yourself and do your Individual best” is the message

sent to our students in the M id d le School. The result is a community

rich in independent thinkingjAinique, young peop le prepared for the

next step in their education and their lives.

As the class of 2017 moves on to the next level of their education,

we know they will continue this trek toward being the thoughtful

and discerning individuals w e have nurtured through their M id d le

School years.

M r. Dukehcrt

Head o f M id d le School

Thank You to the Senior C lass’s

M id d le School Faculty

Teachers’ Farewell M essages

Congratulations to the fantastically talented, awesome, smartl

g©#d looking, funny, creative and original class of 2013! I’ll

never forget you! I hope you dfi keep in touch w ith me on

Facebook and b e |f of luck on all your future adventures, love

te you sill

- Ms. M a rti de Anguera

Congratulations, Seniors!

[You were a great gfass in fifth grade. You were creative,

friendly, and always too chatty. We had a great trip to "As-?

trocamp” even though it was hard to get you to sleep at night,:

g irls I hope 1 have convinced you that “Books Can Open

Doors" and to stop and ponder once in a while “W ho Am I?"

Be the best you can be and enjoy life's adventures.

- Mrs. Bippus:

The Senior C lass’s M id d le School M em ories

Fifth Grade: The M agaz ine Project, Extended Study Hall (ESH), Books Can

O pen Doors project, Egyptian Unit In history, history dioramas, English

grammar posters, AstroCamp, M r. B's...., M r. Cook's Earth timeline, trip to

Bank O ne Ballpark, reading Roll o f Thunder, H ear M y Cry, Things N o t

Seen, B ridge to Terabifhia, A W rinkle in Time

Sixth Grade: English Circle Books, Dissecting a chicken wing, Chinese his­

tory and music with Ms. Li, B iology w ith Ms. deAnguera, Pal) Mountain,

the bus ride back from Pali M ountain, winning Ms. Cone's Can of Beans,

World History with M r. Alcott, limericks, reading The M ira c le W orker an d

A esop 's Fables

Seventh Grade: Disciplinary Referrals, Dali Day, Race to the 2 0 0 8 Elec­

tion, last year of electives, Joshua Tree trip, G rand Canyon trip, writing

obituaries, reading The Pearl, O ur Town, The Lottery, A M idsum m er N ig h t’s

Dream, Anim al Farm

Eighth Grade: Catalina, 8th G rade graduation, 8th G rade video, U M O M

volunteering, watching Schindler's List, reading The C rucible, To K ill a M ock­

ingbird, Romeo an d Juliet, The Cask o f A m ontillado

You guys rocked fifth grade and have continued to do so. You

were a class of mine that I will always remember. You had and

have such personality and creativity. We had a blast a t Astro

Camp, lived through all the Lost a t Sea papers, met Preppy

the Prepositional Squirrel, crafted an imaginative Shadow Ra­

d io Play, and survived and thrived through the M agazine

Project!!!!! As you head off to college, please remember my

do o r is always open to you. Bring coffee though!

- M r. E

Congratulations to the Class of 2013! I have so many fond

memories of your 8th grade year, such as my talks with my

wonderful advisees, India, M aric lare , G arron, Natasha,

Colton and Zack; our fantastic trip to Catalina; G arron s

wonderful Halloween costume that freaked me out with his

head in a glass bubble; and Colton s 5 0 s presentation as

Elvis. Have a wonderful time in college and please come

back and visit!

- Ms. M arks

Fall of your 6th grade year: I remember sitting in a parking

lot in Blythe, California, waiting for a second bus to arrive.

We ate, w e had a dance-off, w e waited, w e ate more, we

sat in Jack in the Box. Finally, the second half of the class

appeared, climbing off the bus through a tunnel of classmates

cheering and clapping. I like to remember your class a t just

that moment, welcoming each other back to the fold. Know

that whenever you return to PCDS, there may not be a tunnel

of us there to meet you, but w e will welcome you back info the

fold just the same, cheering and applauding your accomplish­

ments. Congratulations and good luck!

- Ms. Olson

- Continued on Page 2 54 -

64 MS Title

The Eighth G ra d e Dedicates this Page

to M r. C ook

“He has a: .Si5t>l g oatee and is a weird teacher.

’ Gteorgi Pregulman

“I like M r. Obok because he's funny and h # i really cool.

Ifa S 'r ift red ly an aduSh-hSEi Ike a child tv an adult suit.”

-Ally Thetis

Tte SKifUr idlSS would afes* like to take this oppertunity to

thank fbti fcf yettr dkrer-pniMBnt good humor, your genuine

concern for you ifodents and tar a fashion sense that is

clearly t&*pfilsSS, We feel truly fortunate to have had the

Opportunity to be taw I b f a ttscetar who showed us. how

v a s t r j world truly is-, but aiso gave us the insight into

hdSw traveling to ether -ukfillItfgether. We will

siyvayi 'benefit Item yOltf tremendous dedication to yaur

profession and from fheikind drd .geneiSiis way in which

ypu have share.c your fa- experiences with us. Thanks te

you Are see the world not ©nty- thtssigh our mittdls:iiW>:

with our hearts as. well.

- Ther Class of 2013

1. Justin Racine doesn't let anyone scope

in his bouse, even during recess,

2. Ty M inor, Blake B r® ncw ,Jakob Feng,

and M a lik Freeny share a moment w ith

the camera even t fo - g r G ag e Brad­

ford is too busy as- be detects f he sweet

smell of learning in the PCSS Sir.

3. Adam Cherilla prepares to ascend the

tether ball pole, embodying the same

mountain-mastering energy pf hfe father.

4. Zach Sarver kills two birds w ith tone

stone by waving to the camera and

shading his face from the sun.

5. Fallon Flaherty, Tatum Dial, Ali Garvfn,

and Shannon Zhao have some fun in the

M idd le School quad.

66 Life

& C o d y K ilt^ jifes^#w Hanneman,

pfclt N a ta te MsaSitrf display their

gftgpbacks ar|d Swagger!

7. A te thesafe PGD5: sixth gradef* m' tfc® Lg%;Ara@#i®» Letters?

8. Aspen Pierson. Sophie Sells, and

ISfShan shafftffiutusl

ixe tte jp^ it for .Ally1 G&iBdsss fishis®1-

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10 M eredith Grehan Kobe VValler,

®nd. Smilie C a n a i ' t are at a loss tor

W o r d s w f o n t f e I s s S k c r t . f fo p tfn a tz s ii

show .wp.11 M ichael Rosenlhal ploys so tW fl

that ysgrtts Kyrril b&Sld ste fls @sn t sfep

1. Emma Sheridan inputs the quadratic formula into

her TI-84.

2. Ms. Sterling esta hab lando a la clase (is

talking to the class).

3. G raham M e ye r and Zach Linhart begin the ir

experim ent on a chicken wing.

4. Sammy D ady fills out a study guide w ith ease.

5. M ered ith Grehan contemplates the beneficial

qualities of the fire extinguisher located

next to her.

68 Academics

6 . Brent Stein takes perfect notes in his perfect notebook

with his perfect pencil in m perfect school.

7. Tyler Lodato reads "Roll of Thunder Hear M y C ry

w ith gre@t focus

8 Sophia Sells and Daniel Blecker are in trigued by Ms.

Mark's, re^OWnt of her travels In jEoBOP*

9. M a tth e w Stein knows geom etry like the back or

his hcn.d!

10. Hannah M irafiim PS««i fe# the in he* p « p y

pink shirt.11. Studying is fun complete w ith music and games i6

Mrs. Bernhcrat's rfsss!

12. 7th graders leorn how to calculate the location SB an

earthquake s ep icenter w ith M r 'Q jilfc .

1. A riana Bista knows that an artist needs publicity to sell their work so she pauses

working and poses for the camera.

2. Young artists use colored pencils to show off their love for fashion design.

3. Tay Barron makes sure her water-to-color ratio is correct before she begins creating

her masterpiece.

4. Isabelle Partovi recreates a beautiful orange flower on her watercolor paper that will

surely impresses Ms. Gaumer.

5. Ms. G aumer helps Jared Novoa navigate the internet for some inspiration.

7 0 I A rt

q Jakob Feng reads his sheet- music ana plays his instrument perrecriy i^ ^ a s l

surrounded by other musical geniuses.

7. M ichae l Slate is very protective of his fcvonte instrument the base

8. G ray Pierson and Nikasha Patel worm up before bond prqcjtee.

9. Ava Kossides makes sweet music with W rjce llp gs Ms.. Fleming helps another s tu |

10. The tuba is an important piece of the bond and only M r Steiner could hOK&tSC

a big responsibility.U. Hannah M iroglie can t waif to play the brand new music Ms Fleming case her t

learn for the upcoming concert.12 Alex Tam reads his music very quickly and impresses his friends and Ms Fleming

1. That ye few really complements the

brass section! It brings out their talent.

2. M a lik Freeney is really excited. With

a style like that, who wouldn't be?

3. Nike shoes rule the court. Don't ysu

dare step on it w ithout them.

4. Audrey Novoa got the pink nemo!

W hoever first mixed red w ith white sure

knew w hat they were doing!

5. Bold patterns, bold attitudes.

72 Fashic

6. These boys aren't tarferigjony fehipft risfe—neutral

gfey. "all ih.e way!

7. Why so felu©; Ttwirny WdM(sf

8 Jearffl andU®gs_ W;hat else woijd you weC*f on a

cold day?

9. taofcs lite fihsjJ.N* yyclked <JMI« runwap of

Parts.: O r wwryfes. N t e York.

IQ, Q dbrielb Is® te. a fen of the boldly printed

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students fioiubtoi^s,T2, En’le Gafiulb + color blocking * fpshfon mogtc

11, ©13,. |0LC i. TITTERING,14. Is that a male model? Because this middle

schooler knows how to impress o

7A E lectives

1. Caroline W ittekind surveys the robotic e lective for a good yearbook picture.

2. The kids aren't afra id of getting messy in the baking elective!

3. Addison Wessel works his nimble fingers in the knitting elective.

4. G eorg i Pregulman admires her beautiful snapshot in yearbook elective.

5. Lauren Kobley learns to master her gaming skills w ith M r. Erikson.

6 . G onzalo A lvarado carefully crafts his airplane for flight.

7. You can feel the energy in the air during this game of Capture the Flag.

8 . Ally Grounds has a good time putting the pieces together in model building.

9. Lilly Chiller and Spencer Wand are too

busy studying to spare a moment with our

dedicated photo staff.

10. The Walk and Talk elective getjcsff to

a good start.

11. Julia Odden end Mis. Scctt put all their

love into their baked .gCtods!

12. Arinaltse Brasher end Bed #S-

ten intently to Mr. Tamer in their elective.

13 Chris M©ntp#h euft. crazy qprdboard

hardfc v.

14. Mr. Cook throws cn underhand pitch

in his elective.

78 Sports

G irls ’ Tennis

Ariana Bista, Bianca Partovi, A hi

Sivakumar, Rhea Tuli, Rose Larkin,

Jordan M erkel, M aya Abou-haid-

ar, Kati Dean, Rica Chan,

Coach Jerry

Cross C oun try

M ichae l Richman, Ben Steiner,

Bryton Neck, Carson Roland,

Jessie Dady, Sammy Dady, Zoe

Casten, M a d d ie Mulligan

Boys' Tennis

Andrew Biven®, Hewtt Rich­

ardson Bobby Wendt. Ashcon

%rte*vi, iajfetin RacinSifelis.Aai^n

Hjich M l ken;,, Q m & ik J trty

5 /6 Flag Football

M a c M ark , KS vin Wang, Ryan Deftlippis, Daniel Gomez,

Brendan Zuieback-, Ben Williams, Semeon Afework, M ichae l j

Slate, Coach Lee, Like Brigugiio, Kaleab Afework, Jake Rodin,

Coach M cHonett, Ty Rodin, Jakob Feng, Zac Singer, Tyler

Lodato, Joel Rubin, Coach Newland, Louis Hulburd, Bobby

Wendt, Chris' Buskirk, Zach Sarver, Erik Barkdull, John M oore, 9

•' iuten Millikan, G age Bradford, M ichae l Rosenthal, M atthew I

Peterson, Zach Linhart, Simon Cantor

7 /8 Flag Football

Cwrtf® Clemmensen, Aaron Ossias, Adam Cherilla, Nicholas ;

Z te o , Coach McHoneH, E.L. G aylo rd . Ryan Wang, David

Anaeme, C o dy Kiltz, Austin M erke l, Spencer Wand, Alex Reaves,

Reed Myers, Daniel Oodney, Coach Lee, Andrew Hannemdn,

G ran t Logan, Jake Sarver, Coach Newland, Parker Whitfill,

Noah Gilson, Jerry Hernandez, Nirvaan Reddy, M a rc Fuller,

Nick M ea th , Wally Brown, J Rosenthal, Joshua Lansky, Pierce

Swanson, Bryton Neck, G riffin Fletcher, Harrison Rooney,

Calvin Hamilton

5 /6 Boys' B a ske tb a i

Coach Corliss, M ichae l

Rosenthal, Zach Linhart, Jake

Rodin, Tyler Barfield, Jacob Feng,

Daniel Gomez, Chris Buskirk,

Brendan Zuieback, Ty Rodin, Tyler

Lodat®, Jared Novsa

7 /8 Boys' Basketball

M ahm eer Halepota, Curtis

Clemmensen, M a rc Fuller, Carter

Clemmensen, Coach Lee, Cody

Kiltz, N irvaan Reddy, Jake Sarver,

Efic Cole, Alex Reaves,

Reed Myers

84 Team Photos

5 /6 G irls’ Volleyball

A f t ia b ii Firelfcne, Kate Shein,

B fferty V fefw , Sophia Najafi,

QSach Holwerda, Shannon

Zhao, Jenna Qwefss, Caroline

V\SnS»»d,. Chaya Feng, G ige

N|f£k, Cwfherine Humphrey, Bella

deRolffi* lsabsle Partovi

7 /8 G irls ’ Volieyba

Lindsey Cperilla, M eredith

!3r§han1C2ivi<Mf'idjafi, Nikasha

Patel, Emm® grouse* Imma

Sheridan, Kylie Fisher, N ia lfi

Akhavon. Anikq -Sanghvi, Karli

Davis, Abfegy WeilS

5 /6 G ir ls ’ Soccer

Coach Jennifer, Annabel

Firestone, Brierly Wand, Ali

Ashner, G ige Neck, Ashley G rig,

Ari Sokolov, Isabella Jost, Emily

G oldberg, Katherine Lynch, Sena

Brenden, G abby Lee,

7 /8 G irls ’ Soccer

Coach Jennifer Hallas, M a llo ry

Klinger, M ad d ie West, Emilie

Canulla, Aspen Pierson, Emma

Strouse, Lindsay Cherilla, Sophie

Ax, Abbey Weiss, Carina

Ho, M ered ith Grehan, Emma

Sheridan, Carly Davis

7 /8 Boys Basketball

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Will Donovan. Adam Cherilla,

Pierce Swanson, Nicholas

Zhao, Coach M a rk Corliss,

Nick M eath , Jerry Hernandez,

Roberto Aponte

N o t Pictured: Ryan G oodm an

5 /6 Boys' Soccer

Coach Jen, Noah Kaplan,

Zachary Linhart, Jake Rodin, !

M ichae l Rosenthal, Jakob Feng,

Phillip West, Ty Rodin, Tyler

Lodato, Simon Cantor, Zac

Singer, Dylan DeFilippis, Hampton

Kohler, Luc Briguglio, Zach Sarver

7 /8 Boys’ Soccer

Tommy Walton, Jake Sarver, Harrison Rooney,

Wes M alone, Pierce Swanson, David Farca,

Calvin Hamilton, C ody Kiltz, Jerry Hernandez,

Coach Barber, G onzalo A lvarado, Addisen

Wessel, Roberto Aponte, G rey Pierson, M atthew

Stein, Spencer Wand, M a rc Fuller/Nick M eath ,

G rant Logan

Boys’ Baseball

Coach Bratton, Joshua Lansky,

Austin M erke l, Bryton Neck,

Spencer Wand, Jerry Hernandez,

Jake Rodin, Bryce Faber, Andrew

Hanneman, Tyler Barfield, Brent

Stein, Ty Rodin

86 Team Photos

5 /6 G irls’ Basketball

Tay Barron, Jessie Dady, Sena

Brenden, Kira Liljegren, Brierly

G abrie lle Mathews. Katherine,

Lynch, Chaya Feng. Izzy Partovi

7 /8 G irls ' Basketball

7 /8 G ir ls ’ Basketball

Meredith Grehan, Niala

Akhavan, Audrey Novoa,

Samantha Collins, Gillian Barfield

Emma Sheridan, Aspen Pierson

Not Pictured: Coach Newland

G irls ’ Softball

Lindsey Cherilla, Cola Buskirk,

Jennifer M oore, Sofia Kirkland,

Angie Anaeme, Coach Barber,

Natalie Massimi, Karli Davis,

Jordan Merkel, Sophia Bailey,

Lilly Giller

FIFTH GRADE

CLASS OF 20 2 0

Indy Kwatrg Gahrielle Lse

Kira U ljeg rin

Tyler Lodato Katherine Lynch

Gabrielis Mathews

CLASS OF 20 2 0

SIXTH GRADE

CLASS OF 2019

SIXTH GRADE

CLASS OF 2019

SEVENTH GRADE

CLASS OF 2018

I Ivy Leibner Mira Marwah

(fetalis Mass m Jordan Merke

t C hris tophfr Montooth J tnn ife f Moore

Reed Myers Cameron Najafi

O livia Najafi

SEVENTH GRADE

M ich'S fl Rich man n Atex Roland

Harrison Rooney AJ Rosetlthal

Anika Sanghvi

Jake Sarver

David Schwartz Ben Steinsr

Reed Steiner

98 Seventh G rade

CLASS OF 2018

EIGHTH GRADE

CLASS OF 2017

EIGHTH GRADE

Celeste M artinez Shelby M cDerm ott

Nick Meath Austin Merkel

Bryton Neck i

Simon Olschansky Aaron Ossias

Ashcon Partovi j Aspen Pierson i

CLASS OF 2017

W hat a show! M irac le in M udville was a wonder­

ful production held by the middle school students

of Phoenix Country Day. This p lay portrayed the

lives of two simple youngsters in the town of M u d ­

ville; an average town, w ith average people, and

an average environment. A fte r a re-occurrence of

a deceased librarian, they tw isf time to go back

and see their parents as kids where they discov­

er the truth behind all of their parents’ stories. I

would describe this p lay as simple yet complete.

No t many props were used, and the stage set

was just sufficient to complete the play and to set

the scene. The amazing actors, who set a picture

in our minds of the average town, also show the

kind of people that lived there. It was by far the

best middle school production 1 have ever seen,

these actors clearly practiced a lot and dedicat­

ed a chunk of their free time into memorizing their

lines and learning how to move about the stage.

There wasn’t a single slip-up and they obviously

knew w hat they were doing and how to run the

show. I was honestly amazed by this production

and it made me hungry for more of the p lay once

I learned it was over. I would definitely go see

this p lay again, and I hope these students put on

another production. Hands down 2 thumbs up!

W ritten by Pejmon Noghrehchi

104 Play

On a scale of “Strike Out" to “Grand Slam , I would give A Mir

acle In Mudville a “Home Run . The actors emitted an aura of

happiness and the unmistakable energy of a PCDS student. Each

actor Commits to his ar her role, and makes the play a huge suc­

cess, enjoyable by any generation from: Student to grandparent.

Ashcon Partovi, who plays the character of Casey Banks, dots a

phenomenal job of portraying the, Struggles of a child attempting

to live up fb to parents expectations. Along this journey he finds

Out that his father, played by Luca Walsh, has reasons lor being

the way he is. Towards the end of the play, Casey has an epiph­

any that, in fact, he wants nothing more than to be like his father.

Ashley'© /% who plqys liabile, doese m a p ic e n t fob of « n g

exaggerated motions to add q certain amount of excitement to her

character. Director Andrea Deiker does a ;antastic job of fielding

a delightfU 'osier of players,-and isaaeta f Ihem ratrncf the ifaoses.

So go grab your peanuts and ball caps and sit down on the

bench to watch this wonderful play unfold- it s a smash fe !

Written by Anna Bo4w#y

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2. Bryten Nesk bses in 'Rock. ipgper, Scissors* ta wor1Wemou& Rycp

Gboctaiin in this first ever eafflpeti.IanOf Tw d i& F W d DdfP

3. ferry Her nandez glides easily over fh f fear « 8 t fm pfg*se*#m Huskey.

4. Michael Itehman uses his HefSlfes-like musd®rbih®t-p«t and win

poirityfor his Country.5. S w ede has. a flag . |d t te ,W & and lo ts of spir it which they Hops© will

h e lp them Win!

6. Ari Sakolesvndoes t e f best fo ie Jones imprgssfOfvfeut LowW 0arvin is

quickly gaining an her.7 Ifeqfn Bpjf rounds'the .CDrftSf but ts nfljevfin in the picture fespi«ae

these Middle Schoolers qfe 'taB 'SpSedyfi. The first annual ir\dffl» te fa f rqae-woS’0 ,hufft sucpasi *p d A te « Fuller

had the tirrje S# his Bfe-9. Zach Sarver had a healthy serving of “hops" for breakfast and long

jowprlke a chomp.IB Chaya Feng winds up i w jcjvsfe throw.

T w k 4 f e w | 101

1. M ira M arw ah and Sofia Kirkland set up ooxes so fneir classmates,

can fill them w ith food.

2. Rose Larkin, M a ya Abou-Haidar, C arte r Clemmensen, Garina Ho,

and Ryan G oodm an “can" do it!

3. Ms. M cKean and DJ Hauben team up to fight hunger.

4. St. M a ry s Food Bank was happy to have these seventh graders help

and they were just as happy to be there.

5. Kati Dean and Jennifer M o o re jet the smiles unfold a t the food bank.

6 . Mrs. O ng and a group of girls smile w ith some self-encouragement.

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glad to betelp»gi€>ut *3 1 a good

SStfSe Eifid are definitely ej#S|#ig Ml®

fvstefaff ■ sen®®® srad f-fa® fssRve gear

that goes ■ai©#*® with it.

8. Harrison Rooney wishes he were

Santa Claus but settles for helping out

the hungry and doing charity wort

9 Griffin Fletcher carries enough food

for an entire family while his friends

cheer in the background.

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As pa rt of my job, I get the opportunity to talk about PCDS w ith

perspective parents and students—a lot. O ften the question arises;

“W hat makes PCDS different?" O f course there a thousand easily

identifiab le traits tha t set this school ap a rt from the rest, but I find

myself coming back to a single idea: PCDS cultivates and celebrates

the ind iv idual We as a school are not trying to create a community

of like-minded students w ith the same values, assets, or wardrobes.

Instead, we see each student as having a singular voice, and our

job is to g ive that voice c la rity, strength, and confidence. In the end,

I take great satisfaction tha t this chorus of individual voices inevita­

b ly finds a harmonious blend as students walk across the gradua­

tion stage in June.

Congratula tions to all and to»the Ciass o* 2013 in particular.

M r. Phillips

1. April Curci will find any moment fo

embrace Anhad Brar.

2. Saira Purewal enjoys the warmth

of her scarf, wh&ih qfes leaves Jade

W right speechless.

3. Parisa N o gb reh tfj, Jacob Feder,

and Cdlton Siddle em brace their stud­

ies, while Andrew hfosmar embraces

th e camera.

4. JSIian GJburne, Ja ra Dtagel, and

Alex Edsofl enjoy a moment in the

quad while Ari Bradshaw erf&ys

supporting his friends.

5. Tiana Siragusa shares ®|jr appreci­

a t e . fo r the coveted t&p lockers

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6. Caroline and Natalie Prieb glam far the cam as

SI© M ta s la sN p p •¥♦ bee fasfe fc f peace.

7. SeapfSS Affegoc©& Natetlgy and S®rals Mjm-

psbrrey all sft outside--where

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8. Yash tikjl®/, d&aMhew Rostnfhal, and 'fom

Ciafssn show s« S i :FSI|?; L s r t

can! help but stand oaf with htS~go®d ififiks.

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Wafkber afla her bun.

fCi Aw>® fksdngy, Stelef ban©, and Ailisain WirsW

show Hi their favorite sleeves .

11. lya Agha shows Erica Samota why she won

"Thf f&est SdeHugjOf t te % s r , and dur-phafa

staff was there to capture the moment

1.. [jam Rethore is mesmerised by Ms. Smith s beauti­

ful presentation in Advanced Biology.

2.. Saira Purewal and Alex Rigberg smile and pose

w ith more work during their relaxing junior year.

3. Jesse Edwards chucks up the deugsis in Hormel

before Chemistry class.

4. A class of seniors is hard a t work so this must be

first semester.

5. Katharine Currault happily fills out college apps.

114 Acad emics

6. .'Dylan Honcj Nihaal Reddy, and Josh

Muficc Sfflile in? fc>®twe#«' fefthing thWf^papIWi

for Ms. Dedtaif,

7. Dar$>t Shpsfer angl Pj Nbfhrehchi are. hard

at.work under M s .X tlfecfer'g guidance.

8,. |®ft|t ^yen 0jfe^r knows why he made this

fac&. t o t e fecMS the answer to Ms. And«r*

388.11 s q u w ^ to n in stflass

*3, ClcffiS Martin uses flashcards to asp Dr.

AlliswrVfawoyf. <§stily quizzes,

1. Brass sure knows how to get a

crowd into the: swing of things.

2. Aashay Sanghvi hits th e low note

on his trombone.

3. Chelsea Wu reads her music and

plays along w ith intense focus

during hef solo.

4. Phoebe Newton knows she is the

best saxophone player in the w orld

and she shows it as she foms out at

the Jaz? Band Concert.

5. Roe Aaron gets in touch with her

nature side and paints a beautiful

deer with colorful antlers.

6. Kyle Money gets deep into the

dismantling of a laptop for his experi­

mental materials art project.

7. Dominique Clancy shows her talent

to the world with only a piece of

paper and charcoal.

H Mariclare Rethore pays close

attention to details in her paintings,

9. Remi Edward^ mixes the perfect

color for the nest addition

to her projess!

A f t I t ?

1, Isabels Brothers gives a cheerful look to t i e

photographer in her spirit w eek at<ire - work that

American flag, girl!

2. Kyle M oney and Amelia M on tooth do a little

modgwig themselves in between taking bssjBtiful

yearbook pictures.

3. Justin Corsillps lye -dye hat sure does teak groSvy,

w e wonder if the has a lava lamp too!

4. O liv ia Pearson rocks her fuftky J ieaA ffiftd and big

smile like its nobsdiy-s business

5. Carson Krause knows lis SoM is really mesmerizing;.

ju:$t like his poses.

6 . Lauren Hannemon looks cozy ‘in her blue beanie

and PCDS sweatshirt. Seh<*fit Spirit is always f t style!

7. Seoastian O ie a loves the spot light but he needs

some O akley shades because the hot Arizona sun is

getting to him.

122 US Fashion

mm

■ ■ I Emmet fldppas always sports the hottest

fqtJHtatJi iis n New t%rck and fcirili

fy. Lauren Hanneman and Taylor Cannon

love t h # : :o»ifrsf^d bags and Sunglass

re a i^ ’fe"9® tMffipU®' far *gtm® dsfehCanes

10. Q*i r s fa g I si's haSi.-orw PWP at O ;kfed bifl that tttfS^nafife Sweafef really tops off f c

fashionable • -'.sembie and cements him as

one of PCD s k^SH dtesed. atwssrs.

UT P®sh;fttn r*!l

Teenage Republicans

Cameron M ayhew , Kyle Kinnie, Andew

G arner, G arron Rodgers, A ri Bradshaw, !

Daniel Bashir, Jackson M urphy, Henry

Roden, Alex Hosmar, Anhad Brar, Robert

Rezvani, John P Fernandez, Tyler Humphrey,

Isabelle Brothers, Allison Winter, M organ i

Gonzales, Lily Dashevsky,

Claire Myers, Blake M iller

A rt C lub

G arron Rodgers, Kalea M artift, Becka

Troche, Palline Shongov, Chelsea Wu, Fallon

Leyba, Staley Lane, Helen Dailey, Keely

FranklR, N itya Agrawal

D orrance Booth Club

Becka Troche, Nicole Thumma, Johnathon

Rooney, Sarah Dailey, O live r M arsden

124 Clubs

W om en’s ForumH - ----------------------- --------------------------

I . Alex Hosmar, Fallon Leyba, M organ Richman,

Rae Aaron, Charlo tte Aaron, M organ

Schwartz, G abby Shacknai, M ad d ie W ithee,

Isabelle Brothers, Hannah Cianci, Sophie Hill,

N itya Agrawal, Sydney Portugal

The C rea tive W riting Club

Tyfe Hfimphrey, Anhad Brar, M arie l Sokolov,

Fallon Leyba, Taylor Money, M organ

Gonzales, Amelia Montooth, Nitya Agrawal,

Sarah Dailey, Helen Dailey, Becka Troche,

Clabby Shacknai, M add ie W ithee

Kyle Kinnie, Anhad Brar, Alex M ilikian,

Suzette Guzman, M organ Schwartz, Lexie

Lewis, Lauren Lindley, Sarah Dailey, Suzette

Guzman, Sidrah Khan

The French Club

G ay-S tra igh t Alliance

Natalie Prieb, John P Fernandez, Suzette

Guzman, Sophie Hill, Clarisse Salazar, Lauren

Lindley, M organ Richman, Fallon Leyba,

Sabrina Whitfill

Jewish Cultura l Club

Kate Pokorski, Taylor M oney, Sydney Portigal

Kyle M oney, Daniel Shuster, Alex R igberg,,

Lily Dashevsky, Anna Bodney, Sarah Pet rides.

G ab by Shacknai, Charlo tte Aaron, Sophie

Hill, M ichelle Greenfield, Jesse Edwards, •

Remi Edwards, Rae Aaron, Isabelle Brothers,;

M ad d ie W ithee, Jordan Cohen

The Investment Club

Sam Ax, Adam Jack Sidi, Hannah Cianci,

Isabelle Brothers, Tyler Humphrey, Ben

Whitmore, Aashay Sangvi, Walker Tuton

126 Clubs

The Pretentious Illiterates Book Club

Helen Dailey, Kassidy Tse, M aric la re Rethore,

M ad d ie Stern, Angelica Sisson, Chris Puglisi,

Daniel Bashir

Bridge Club

teg© Lewis, M fs W e re e n fW d , Ja iie Wright,

M orgen Shwartx, Lauren Lindley, Sidrah Khan,

Chelsea Wu, The Venerable Co®n, Anhad

Brar, S ts?#© Guzrrcn

Alex M ilikian, Sophie Hill* Charlotte Aaron,

|. M organ Richman, Sarah Petrides, Rae Aaron,

M add ie W ithee, Sabrina Whitfill, Fallon

Leyba, Anna Bodney, Alex Swanson

Young Dem ocrats

Junior C lassical League

Sreya Ravi, Alice Zhao, G race G liberg,

M atthew Winter, Angelica Siss&n, Trevor

Kent, M ichelle Greenfield, Tyler Humphrey,

Jamie Bryan, M organ Gonzales, Bryeson

Rodgers, Sam Garvin, Nihaal Recfej^, Lexie

Lewis, Cassidy Server, SabrJfoa Whitfill, Fallon

Leyba, Lina Khan, Lance Nino, Emily Torcena,

Luce M artinez, Pallavi W akharhor, B rc n c a

G odoy, Karen Catano, Jacob Bain, C hekea

Wu, M ichae l Rohacz, Raagini Kothur, Yasn

Mule, G aby Walton, Robert Rezvani, j&son

Greenfield, O live r Marsden, Je$#£g Sherman

In te rna tiona l Film Club

Helen Dailey, Jacie Wright, Chelsea Wu, Pauline

Shongov, N itya Agrawal, Karen Catano, Emily

Taracena, Clarisse Salazar,

Keely Franklin, Kalea M artin

The A ctive Voice N ew spape r

Tyler Humphrey, Daniel Bashir, Aashay

Sanghvi, Sam Ax, Henry Roden, Alex Hosmar,

Katherine Currauft, Pallavi Wakharkhar,

Suzette Guzman, Rae Aaron, Sophie Hill,

M add ie W ithee

128 Clubs

D aybreaks

AAaddie W ithee, G abby Shacknai, Alex

Swanson, Emily Wendt, Sydney Portigal, Taylor

I Shannon, Pallavi W hakharkhar, Lina Khan,

Suzetfe Guzman, Kate Werth

The Disney Club

O live r AAarsden;, JasoS Greenfield, G arron

Rodgers, Jessica Sherman, Liam Rethore,

Sarah Dailey, Leah Chanen, Jillian Gilburne,

G cby Wa.ton, Ali Loretta, Sarah Petrides,

Fallon Leyba, Sabrina Whitfil

Stagecraft

Jillian ©llbytTte, Jason Greenfield, Jonathan

R e fin ^ , SfeSffti I fe jd b , © grron Rodgers,

AAr. Bu'rrs, O f fe r MarsdesA, .Sarah Dailey,

fofaMKSb Troch, NiCBle Therma, Sabrina

W hitfil fe a h O w n e n , Atf Loretta, Sarah

PetidiS, Andrea Houser, Fafcn ieyba

Upper School Am bassadors

Trevor Kent, Alex Sylvester, G arron ledgers,

Angelica Stsson, Alison Loretta, M addi® .Stefn,

M egan Cathey, Patrick Rody

Asian Cultura l C lub

Derek Chan, Helen Dailey, Edgar Ocampo, -

Anhad Brahr, Rebecca Troch, Andrea Houser,'

Fallon Leyba

Anime Club

Alex Sylvester, Colton Siddle, Sydney Portigal,

G arron Rodgers, Walker Tuton, Aashay

Sanghvi, Jonathan Abdo, G abby Shacknai,

Taylor Shannon, Tayi®r M oney, Gian-Reto

Bonadurer, Adam Sidi, Blake M iller, NIITjita

Sachdeva, Anhad Brahr, Emily Schron, Kate

Pokorski, Kyle M oney, Pallavi W akharkhar

130 Clubs

U pper School Senate

Colton Sidi, Trevor Kent, Sydney Portigal, Kyle

M oney, Jonathan Abdo, Carissa Wang, J jfcn

I G llbum e, M ichelle Greenfield, Lina Khan,

G arron Rodgers, M elan ie Cohen,

Sean Sve|dc

Hispanic H eritage Club

Kate Pokorski Chris Puglisi, Phillip Rody, Jphn

P. Fernandez, Steven Bolden, Walker Tuton,

HsWiph CfeR'Ci Steven Yuan, Nitya Agrawal

The Business Club

Aaron Cohen, Jonathan Abdo, Anhad Brabr,

Raghav Agrawhal, Alex Sylvester, Colton

Siddle, Blake M iller, Deg Atmakuri, Brennen

Lee, Chris Mattinson, Nikhita Sachdeva,

Emma Pappas, Kate Pokorski, Adam Sidt

Brandon Purcell, Trevor Kent, Hannah Cianci

Walker Tuton, Sydney Portigal, Samuel Jost,

Acshay Sanghvi, Tyler Humphrey,

Steven Bolden

The W ate r B o ttle Club

Hannah Cianci, W alker Tufen,

Kate Pokorski, Emma Pappas

132 Clubs

Freshmen Year In itia tive

fe te Pokorski, Jackson M urphy, Gidn-Reto

Bonadurer, Colton Siddle, Scott M inard,

Leila Nogrechi, Dalia G rado, Jessica Cohen;

M aric la re Rethore

The Bald Eagle

Kyle M oney, Katherine Currault,

Taylor M oney

EAGLES

iu iuUiUS

Robotics

Sage Druch, Carlos, A .varado,

Sahii Rawal Stephen Marquis,

Edgar Ocampo, Jacob Feder,

William Weiss, Dylan Hong, Jam

athon Rooney, Ja<$t Swett, Chris

Mattinson, Andreea Hauser,

N ico le Thumma, Sarah Dailey,

Daniel Shuster, Benjamin Lee

Arron Jost, Derek Chan, Becca

Troche, Helen Daiiey

D ebate

AAr G uthrie O live r^a rsd e n ,

Sgrn Evans, Jill ion Gtibu r n e Jason

Greenfield Ari Bradshaw Daniel

Bashir Kyle Kinme Sabrina Whit-

fill M W M fp :

M en's Basketball

Coach Lewis, Coach Ramer,

Prescot Noghrehcbt, Zach Wright,]

Jacob Bain, Alex Sylvester, Colton

Siddle, Coach Newland, Sam

G arvin , Andrew Ekmark, Bryesotsi

Rodgers, N ihaal Reddy,

Yash Muley

M e n ’s JV Basketball

Wesley Curci, Josh M unoz, Bryce

Stockslager, Cameron M ayhew .

CbacM slew land, Phillip Lewis,

Ky'e M oney, Jorge Manzanares,

Cesar Acosta, Sebastian O lea,

Steven Bolden, Andrew Novoa,

Sam G arvin

M en 's Lacrosse

Coach Gorman-,. Brendan Buffee,

Sam Ax, Cole Shepard, G iv e r

M arsden, Liam Rethore, Pierce

Swanson, CMan Hong, Abraham

Farooq i^W ill Bassoff, Carson

Krause, M ichae l Rohacz, Jason

Greenfield, Colton Siddle,

Gian-Refo Bonadurer

M e n ’s Tennis

Daniel Bashir, Anhad Brar, Sam

Evans, Zach' Wright, Brandon

Purcell, Bryce Stockslager, Nihaal

Reddy, Josh M unoz, Josh Lindley,

Coach Jerry, Lance Nino, Ben

Whitmore, Cole Dady, Nathan

DeRueda, Jacob Feder

148 Sports

Women’s Basketba

Coach Ramer, Coach Ramer, Elle

M iraglia, Leite Noghrehchi, M egan

Qgf hey, Jpalia © ra d o , Coach M ill­

er, Parisa Noghrehchi, Andreea

Hauser, Selena Jacquez, M elanie

Cohen, Claire Myers

A (® D W & , Q jrso fl ICraus®, Danie

S fw it# , M organ Qrartzales, An­

drew G arner, Henry Roden

W om en’s Lacrosse

i Coach Fullerton, Jcrr.ie Cohen,

Caroline Cogliani, Amelia M eyer,

G racie G ilberg, Nata lie Cooper,

Saira Purewql, Alex Aobate, M ira

Bansal, M a d ie Seltzer, Coach

M ue lle r, Sydney Portigal, Emily

Slezak, Emily Schron, Jessica

Cohen, Taylor Shannon,

Emanuelle Hall

Women's Tennis

Coach Jerry,, Andreea Hauser,

Alexa Nino, Sophie Hill, Rana Rou-

di, Staley Lane, Alice Zhao, Sreya

Ravi, M add ie G ordon, Raagini

Kothur, Jessica Winssinger, Jacie

Wright, Rae Aaron,

Charlotte Aaron

FRESHMEN

CLASS OF 2016

FRESHMEN

Michael Rohacz M atthew Rosenthal

Erica Samota Anita Sheih

152 Freshmen

CLASS OF 2016

Rae Aaron Cesar Acosta

Carlos Alvarado Will Bassoff

Anna Bodney Stevsn Bold in

Anhad Brat Caroline Cot. an

SOPHOMORES

154

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cu@ml l W f l f i :

Caddie Gordon Wynston Hamann

Sophie Hill Bylan Hong

Sophomores

Reilly Frere Gracie Gilbert

Bria iida Gcdoy lorgan Gonzales

CLASS OF 2015

[ Am elia Meyer

Danny M inard

Kyle M oney

Am elia M on too th

1 Paulina. M oreft$

Josh M unoz

Claire M yers

P h o s b i N ewton

SOPHOMORES

Lance: Rfho P fjm an M pghnhchi

A w ife® NciVoa Ben O sfsm

Sarsti P f t n d i i S e i i a t t a p

Kendall RQ®#il Nihaal Reddy

JUNIORS

Ksfen Cat® no

Aaron Cflhen

^ n a X i r e y

Brian a f is s r t J

Krr&tiisd F BrStlt*

M sfly Frmnkhn

A f td re w f i& rn f f ;

M ichelle GresrfFteld j

CLASS OF 2014

JUNIORS

CLASS OF 2014

I am so proud of the way you have "done’’ school. Your hearts are full, your ta lent is undeniable,;

and yotir futures are w ide open. Know ‘ ha: you are always welcome: tayretHtn and use PCDS*as

your touchstone...it w ilhhelp remind you are about who,;you were', where you came from and where

you can go! .

- Ms. Treadway

M y first PCDS chapter is closing. M ost of yo ^w e re in 8 th g rade when I arrived. M y first introduction

- chaperoning Catalina and the LAX officer tha t returned Brea n a s purse. Then high school decisions

- some eleventh hour, ahem, Sylvester. The rest of you app lied fo r 9 th grade. We met over aw kward

shadow days. We survived freshman trip - even road rash frpm running, rather sliding, to' r-ieip Sten-

son. You're fop class I know best,d'ye watched you gain confidence, kindness and more. M y wish

for you - fdllow your dreams, keep learning and growing and live a life to be proud of. M y wish for

me - to hear about everything that happens beyond Pur quad.

. •• Ms. N e f iH

M r, G uthrie:

The Road goes ever on and on

Down from the do o r where it began.

Now far ahead the Road has gone,

And I .must follow, if I can,

Pursuing it w ith eager feet,

Until it joins some la rger w a /

W here many paths and errands meet.

And whither then? I cannot say

-JRR Tolkien

M y favorite student activities (in no particular order) have always been jazz, drama, and sports,

and the class of 2013 has given us all many memorable moments as leaders in all these venues. I

thank you for the pleasure of watching you all d isplay your particular talents.

- Colonel Coon

I will remember the class of 2013 for many things, but w hat stands out is the creativity tha t flowed

through its collective veins, whether designing amazing Halloween costumes, w riting heart-wrench­

ing poetry, draw ing profoundly inspiring a rt works, dazzling the community on the stage, o r soloing

in the smoky Jazz Cafe.

- M r. M artin :

1. Serena J o a ^e z and Kadqfe Stephens laugh because they get off-campus

food and ifflderdossm efl dffin’t.

2. Lauren Hannemgo f in d Tapor Shannon balance sunglasses precariously on

th fiff headte.

3. In# }. GrassoisnrfflBi' w ith S a fa Gftaqfc ’9 'ho b pfS iid to be {S ferfrffhe varsity

basketball team.

4. « ltx points to the ® m era after t o Jpng-awaited sOftior speech.

5. M addfe Stern: Pnd M arlfila re Rethore smile of th® picnic table knowing they

have ggWsgti Itfe cOilefge and their classmates mustf Sflill await their letters.

6 . Zach W right is fca lly spotted: smiling the p resen# c | Tulane-re^ruit Brandon

Purcell must be making him cffddy.

7. Aftpddi# S erftj mb EKifiSO: pdRt% and JiStin Corsillo .ftffftHg# of grpss fcod

tftoy ofe b s fc ® Iftgy poh off-campus privileges.

8. T h i sun t j sfWiin^ pn Emms Pappas an# A pritC urc i, but h a # no fear, they

havM fashionable su nglasses to help!

¥ 4 Cotton Siddle, Walker lufon, Emily § chron,%tpire Rose, Kate Pokorski, and

fc rm ar sophomore IffiSfWjj* ieachpf Q srt Afcott srttle for a photo

l y rylor AAeney eats a sandwich fseoorfpy ■

1. Selena tecquez and N a tasp fe Sfhippel have tngfrffng fggg paint and hHM k>n-fte-hip*

2. Leila Noghrehchi and Jess Cohen Just can’t contain their laughter after Scott tells a funny jafce.

3. Alex S y tes te r and A p r ! G i ld crpyph with M lchae la b ffp re this annufelj First Friday celebratipn.

4. O ld M an Edgar needs a ia ne to get around a fte r: receiving h(s »n iD r g ift after the game.

5. Claire Rose and Walker Tuton take a fast ninja second to smile for the camera before devouring their deli­

cious LGO susfef.

6. Jacob Feder or James Bond? f l ie world will never knew

W. Helen Dailey and Taylfif Shannon: gpsod tam e quality time wfth their favSrtfe€iftd®fi§9 rtener,

8. Arie lle Lee and Jamie Bfym* laugh sit i t e pecfSsnt taking! *3 ptafogT-gph 1®F these s^iwftiWg Superstars.

9. Selena Jacquez and Kassidy Tse love the lime they spend with their Kindergarten buddy.

10. Adam and his senior buddy Derefe O id tti differ in styfc fe # both ^h© e.t#fance8>.fhe gpn. w ith

similar vigor.

11. BEWARE: O nly seniors are allowed tcj sff at thff picnic tables in the .quad,

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Lauren Hanneman, Pre-K Alex Hfejwnar, Pre-K

M aric la re Rethore, K Breana Roberts, Pre-K

G a rron Rodgers, Pre-K Emily SeheiE, iPre-K

G jp fa tj Siddle, Pre- Kaddie Stephens, t

M ad d ie Stern, Pre-K Alex S ilvester, Pre-K W alker Tlfcn, Pre-K

I. G arron Rodgers tecd ies Breana Roberts and M aric la re Rethore the

art of designing sandcastles,

2. Mrs. Johnson loves remembering her time w ith the seniors back in

3rd Grade.

3. Emily Schron and Kaddie Stephens look like princesses being pulled

qround in their wagon.

4. Emily Schron and Kaddie Stephens rejoice that nap time is next!

5. Mrs. M a c reads a story to the attentive lifers.

6 . Winnie the Pooh teaches Alex Hosmar how to

sound it out!

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7. Thsltfeti love thsfr kindergarten roots.

8 Lqurerf Hanf^erpf© pv®S w b op # Kt AAaddie Stern and

M s? teters1 fe tfw e .#, Afe;%®?®Sfsr and Colter Sfddl'e hcMfe fun monkeying

grejjMKL

50. Hip! Lifer#-®#§¥ ®n© final S to ry w i t h f i t e l f faysrite

Ifosiffiaru AAct; M g p

Nltya Agrawal entered' a ■sh '^eK^^^el^c& ttS 'shartly a fte r ||ig@o^p|5ig w hat the real world is like. Although she is still naturally awkward and

'frequently responds w ith the answer “. . .w h a tT a f fe ^ v i^ ^ u l i t r o n , she-h a s proven to be successful*® India's ambassador and is happily living |

w ith her husband, who Is a famous 8p%WP:Pa actor w ith tw o thumbs On one hand. UpdatS: She is Still legit-ya.

Gian-Reto Bonadurer moved fe c k tp Switzerland where he became a fashion designer for a new type of pants. “ Dino-legs'' are baggy to they

knee and then tight to the ankles, creating a sensation d tiny tegs, ofteft worn by G ian during his ‘eencge years.

Jaimle Bryan has trouble keeping; her head up these days; due to: her neck being w e ighed down b y her 13 go ld medals from the 2020 , 2024,1

and 2028 O lym pic Games..She has settled down, married « merman arid now teaches w afer aerobics in Sun; C ity AZL

M egan Cathey has: turned her b y e for cats and noil polish into a new tre n d -cg t nail-polish! The line en titled “Purrfect Paws” gives kittens a :

chance to express themselves in their own ways and to c .orpir w it’t their cute sweaters

Derek Chan became tlfe Sunday-comics w rite r for the Afew York fe fesw ith his.two characters ' Herek& Delen,”a seriesfollowing the relationship

of two higfrsehaa] best friends getting info trouble.

Hannah Gancl changed her name to Hannah to fit in w ith the European culture she is now surrounded by; She drives an Aston M artin Vantage

and in her spare time, she's a world renowned stylist but still continues to own and run the biggest PR Fashion Label in Los Angeles.

Dominique Clancy is world-renowned for her new design feqks-shirts that look like pants and pants that look like shirts. The new line is taking ;

off in Siberia and New Zealand, coincidentally where Dominique splits her time. She has two Chihuahuas named Cycy and Nini.

Jessica Cohen married Scott M inard and thot s it She is new a world class chicks breeder who goes by the name Jss CoHen. She and Scott

have 12 children, 24 grandchildfen, and ;48 happy years of marriage. She also dyed her hair a brqnzespuburn.

Jordan Cohen is a successful doctor and lives w ith his beautiful wife. M r. Cohen immediately made an impact at college, heading the Duke .

Leadership GsjftW ttee, the Spirit Club of Duke, and the Duke- University M ovem ent for the Advancement of Duke Students. He currently lives if

with his w ife (Duke University 18) and his two children, both of whom plan on attending Duke.

Melanie Cohen is the..world's best lifeguard who works on the Santa M onica pier When she is not busy te'gehing at UCLA on the art of score

keeping, M elan ie runs a rd&falt-breeding business tin Calabasas w ith her husband! Zac Efron.

Justin Corsillo was a platinum rap artist for many years until he decided to cut his career short to pursue hfs love of hair dye and tie-dye clothing.

He has a line of hair salads—specicftiziftg in tie-dye hair—in every major city.

April Curci is «@w in the 0uJnnes$ Book o f Worm Bocc>reJ$ a& the only living human who has b©fes.5 every bane in his or her body three times. ;

She also gives out free ice cream from her vintage Asfroypn all over the United States to children w ith broken bones and broken hearts.

Katharine Currault opened up a bakery in Georgetown, the same city v. cere she attended business school, a fter graduating college in only

three years. She- married a businessman and had two kids, Kit & Kat.

Helen Dailey is a very successful paleontologist and is happily married to Benedict Cumberbatch. They live on their own private Island where

Helen has successfully b rq u jjff back to life not only dinosaurs but also dragons whom she raises as her own babies in an attem pt to persuade

them @1 fo converifo .CJlfjf eating pasta, like she do® .

Whitney Fahnbulleh moved t© San Francisco where she opened a store specializing in wigs and Japanese food called “There’s Hair In M y Rice.”

Her store recently won a 5-star rating from Zagat. She married fohg-time lover Jack Frost and is nowhere to be found. She is in the process of

buying a mango and passion fruit p lantation an the beaches of paradise.

Jaoob Feder channeled his fove for robotics and tennis jttfc a robo-tennis-instructor flamed Better Than Feder. He also cured five forms of cancer

before graduating medical school and lives in Hawaii with his three kids: Fault; Serve, and Jft,

John P. Fernandes did not go on IS become the President of the United States, but did become regional manager of Johnny Rockets and renamed

it John s Rockets. He also joined a world class double dutch team that has gone on to claim five consecutive world titles.

Dalia Grado became an anger-management consultant for athletes and teaches them to channel their anger into Flamenco dancing, her

second passion, She also coaches high-schodl girls basketball where her daughter is the All-State center currently being recruited to UConn.

India Grasso is the reigning America's Next Top M odel: Petite Edition, which was coincidentally sponsored by Haagen-Dazs. She is also the face

of Covergirl: Fun Size and hosts Extra! O n NBC with M a rio l©pez. India Grasso became an ultra sound technician until she met a very attractive

male who took care of everything. W ith her new spare time she has become a world-known model.

Melissa Greenberg married a nice 4 fool 8 Jewish boy that she met at a hospital during her 6 th year of college. They had two kids, and just ;

opened a restaurant called Jew Chew which proudly sports a Jewish-friendly menu.

170 Time W arps

Lauren Hanneman managed to single-handedly become editor-in-chief of both Vog&s a te In tifa jfa n a , b y p a ss fa n a d .fi'Ray's Tumblr fame, and

ijrea te a family w if i the once-faWR>u8> fettK TorrflfiW®, "They l i e in the bo rou ghstsW S S ffl wfftt fifa f ' fare© dsfdren and §Ve wiener dogs.

Alex Hosmar runs a school in Peru where h e fp # te a c h e s a cfass on organization a M eam pa^rts fo r th® Peruvian Republicans in ps spare time.

He settled down with a waman named LalSkreedhBi

After successfully navigating pjs way through buSfhspss s<po©l> Tyler Humphrey is a famousM##“styfcfthanksIpfas now-patented style: “The Flow”.

His days consist of working in a hair salon perfecting “The Flow” on his customers and his 6 kids, Sam, Pam, Cam, Tam, M a ’am and Precious.

Selena Jacquez lived w ith Claire Myers far a s®Iid -three years before the “be#p-beep-ba t y bq»p-beep-lg»ep!" got to .her and $he was forced

Up move into her “longtime boyfriend Ryan ReytffiMsA ocean-side fncffBlfiW St the last ffllsriht S te $WP stars in th® W fiffh revival o f T to ts So Raven

and spends $pme days: grading U$ f fc to ry AP&, # rs s h a t w TO*shi expertew&kswflffctrpapprse.

Trevor Kent now goes by the name Liikfe and was the first memtesr s» tfts dlHmple Packer srOJeerleadingSquad. f fe and longtime friend Ms.

Andersen Sky p© frequently reading ancjfep .inpabout HJi

Arielle Lee topped the pop charts with feat usfWg fa® opie-qnd-onty Jusffn Bibber. Her modeling career took off, and she

Is often referred to as a pa ler W f t f t o f Tyrur fc ffk g

All Loretta started a new trend where a strip G§ her pUfjdfefclff feffiidfc fa te& w ng lte opposite o f what she used to do in high school. She

also met te r husband itJffiSSi EffSfSSS whifa studying c?f NYU cjng they nsswr live fft vilfa in Tuscany,

Scott Minard works for t^ io n a !Q & o g r a p <ipblS fc^ra|pter whose prim cfy subject i f pregnant mammals, fe the off seaSSn, he resorts

to photographing deodorant models from afar w ith his telephoto zoom lens. He also started a business that delivers food to wealthy private

Nschoial: freshman in need ®r let# fe e d

Taylor Money is the world's first Rabbi vgftt a Jew-fro,He invented a COfflPKfer program in college and dropped out after selling it far 6 billion

.dollars. H« « frren % ' l i e s in $ f t w ith his w ife and; t w i :W s Louie and Louis. H© Coaches M iddk-S oftoo l Dodge b f l l at PS 67.

After being aw arded f e prestigious Navf* CeoSfe Jackson Murphy is i w th®.Chisf & c » t ExeroSve of Ih i? Boy Sssouts of Amertea and spends

[ his weekends comping and teaching survVo skills to * • • scout. In the scoi;* wOrlo, he has gained the same .reputofior' as Chuck Norris and

he to skilled e tw u g l to only 3 in d te to f dental floss arid 'a ti St grape,

Jazmin Nido became the lavish C E O of a Korean-based jM M Q RB® corporation that ;pfi5duc@» numerous fbte-playing games, many of whicl

, h a w sepeiyed th e P lqyerVC hoice Awards. She now spends ite r time (ft Korea relaxing and is f repoently courted fay mpfty mate Katean; mod®S

' who dance Csmbia; fa impress her,

Leila Noghrehchi now gs©s b y le ila NofabfiiSSfts© after being underwater for too long, during the 2016 Riq O lympics, she forgdf how to spell

; t « r last name. She aferScreated ® ftOW comb that straightens your hair as you comb through it.

Edgar Ocampo and Sneok1 joined forces to Create the Snood;: : Poof, currently being used by many moae>s on the runway and soccer players

to head the ball w ith fester COfitffif,

After Ryan Seacrest checked himself into rehab for severe celebr t> obsession disorder. Emma Pappas toe I over at El News as head brooccasie'

and producer. She currently resides in A w ith er roc* * r husb nd Joe Jonas while .iso having a sum er ftome in ">e countryside of Engicrd

where she brushes up on her cricket.

Olivia Pearson took her creative m ind'to o new • vsi when she merged w a technology fashftSTi tarrtpgiiy and now sells d«esses. that pick up

brain signals and broadcast messages on your dress 11 iat shows your true opinions. O h ho She Didn t! is now M acy s best selling fashion line

to date.

Kate Pokorski moved to Hollywood o ffe r.eollega fa f o l l o w te r dreams-of becoming fyr fsfen Sheaurtently co-hosts a dayftpe c

. program called "My Life Is A DcncelChris Puglisi made a name for tiim&elf #n Broadway but then decided fa fake his Ivfe in a different c fffitfiW * by far the Uiifad

States. A fter his inauguration, CJrrto renamed the country PuglisiO and StWSexed a llb f fejqifteast .Asfa

Brandon Purcell fine ly got his ctaince at Tufane after the other t w o I N N * j d M a p s p e a r e d . He now plays p ro f« to r« i f a i U for

p ie w ly relocated Scarsdole G ionts while still finding time to not wosh his Hummer.

Marlclare Rethore owns a sushi restappnt w#h her Japanese chef te b a e d H if l te b c a fe f "Extra Ginger flea sdT in th e M cp ta n a Si

Penitentiary, She has two kids-, Hiftokire aftd MtSfjhofo.

Breana Roberts took her love of cats to a new level when she adop led a lion from the grasslands of Kenya. She and the lion fens

■.' hair and decided fa get the same haff cd fa f^ fie ry red,

’ After failing to become a big tlfae golfer Henry Roden decided to run fa r Senator of AliZona and Fferfda He has c

: support of retired people in both states due to his stance on free applesauce.

Time Warps | 1

Garron Rodgers is head m Imagineeffitg i | f Disney M oon, the first extraterrestrial amusement park. has also designed an oven for use in

space that bakes qnly RodgeixY DftokiSS.

While studying astronomy a t the University q f Arizona, Patrick Rody was given th© opportunity to be the first man to land on mars. He has since

completed the# accomplishment and refuses lb Come baete dew ri to his home plcMef, f iffb e ry SttefftptS hpve been made, but to date all

have faffed.

Philip Rody is aSOsSWSful ichthyologist who has recently found d wpftfiaft w ho sharfes th e softi# passiprj' fer fish and aquatic plants as he doe|*

bringteg his quest in life to a happy ending. He hqs eyen op tn«d , op an Indian; fbst fo o d rftain on the sfde irt o rder to support his obsession with:

M ango lasSt.

Qalre Rose graduated and moved to Denver, C o fo 'ad ' because she loves the high .altitude. She trains chill dogs and teaches them how to

ski and snowboard on ihe double black dtotftsfid runs.

Natascha Schippel became a famous d ifs t psychologist whe dea lt With brpfty kids who actually thought they were in charge of their parents.

She also invented a ■SIMtapS.dn th a t smash#® 4 starbufsts into one, which is the new pop culture trend.

Emily Schron grew three feet a fte r high school and was an All 9 o r in the W NBA for M seasons. She retired to Jamaica where she continues to

pursue her fevep f fashion and is in the midst of designing her first line called' It s Schron, M a n ."

Taylor Shannon pub ished a book about her dtet called The Fast Pood lifestyle. It has helped millions of starving children nourish their bodies

back to health.

Pauline Shongov is a famous artist who settled peacefully in a European city, where she regularly stands with her easel on the cobblestone

streets, wearing a beret. She smites as she creates her beautiful pieces of art and her beau, M a tthew M acFodyen, osmes to greet her.

Ifi a technological breakthrough, Colton Siddle merged ho M ustang and his plane into one vehicle He now drives and flies in the same vehicle

while traveling between Arizona and his ntan-cave feSQrd mandatory) in M on ta na

Angelica Sisson continues to study Latin every day of her life, though she was 'slightly disappointed when her hip-hop/traditiOnal G reek dance

fitness classes didn’t take off the way she Wanted

(Caddie Stephens and husband Harry Styles created a new line of hair ties made out of genuine horse hair, redefining the word ‘pony tail.’ A

decade ago, she trave led to the land of the Fbuyhnhnms and, despite the desperate pleas of Harry over the past years, she refuses to come

back to the human world.

M addie Stern is busy perform ing th e toanic role pf the Phantom in The Phantom of the O pera. She married her understudy, Daniel Radcliffey

because she cx»ld» t find aricsther human w ith the same passion for the Phantom. In her collaboration with John Green, they both wrote The

Fawlj in Looking for Arizona, which won a Pullitzer and a Nobel Peace Prize,

Jack Swett got injured in an off roading incident involving, the Nissan Xtera Club of Chernobyl but pulled through and gives motivational’

speeches I j rjlsnfree time. His lifelong goal erf being a millionaire is coming along with his new deodorant “Jack Don’t Swett," slowly making its

way to becoming FDA approved.

Alex Sylvester became l i e only p laye r in the history o f organized sports to be dra fted in four separate leagues - M a jo r League Baseball,

M a jo r le ag ue Soccer, the National Basketball Association, and (in a surprising turn of events! M a jo r League Ping Pong. (He is currently the

commissioner of a new sport, Q liaghofba ll, a fOst-paited and extremely dangerous game.

Micah Travis rapped his way to the la p of the Tunes charts where he fought Taylor Swift .far the number one song of the year. A fter she lost,

she wrote a critically acclaimed album by the name of ’C hea te r Chsafer.”

Kassidy Tse spends most q f her days reenacting scenes from The Lord of the Rings. She, along with her personal M r. Darcy, often spends her

time in the forest talking to ants and eating lambst.

Walker Tuton enjoys spending time with her greyhounds while aboard the Greyhound public transportation service. O ne day she decided that

blueberries would look way better red, and thus fruit-dying became a popular trend in the U$;

Pallavi Wakharkar is chief editor for The A tlan fft; under her control the magazine writes only in Latin and most of the articles feature the

adventures of a world-class Indian volleyball player.

Kendall Woodard spends her time with her golden retriever, both iiv ng off the fortunes from her boutique “Urban Dogfitters,” which specializes

in the knit dog sweater and leash business.

Zach Wright d ropped e®t of college to pursue hlS passion of whispering, which was cut off when Zach applied for an opening as an auctioneer.

He now lurks in Las Vegas as a premier auctioneer and married show-stopper Britney Spears after she released her new hit single "Ooops I

think Zach talked again!”

Steven Yuan is continuing to enjoy his time in the United States, and is constantly on the search for new “hot chicks". His innocent gang-like phrases

haven t gotten him into trouble yet, but Ms. Ragsdale still) fears for the worst. He is currently taking Spanish lessons and has finally figured out

that “casa” is not a bad word.

India ©rassw & Tyler Fltrnjpfirey

Best Hair

Natascha Schippgl & Stott Arand-f^

Se)S Syfe®jttKT & S^fertq Jocquez

M w j

in E W * . J

B y h *

Teachers’ W orst N ightm are

M o s t A thletic

Best Smile

Melanie Cohen & Gian-Reto Bonadurer

W orst D rive r

A rW e Lee; & Henry Roden

M ost Likely to be a PCDS Faculty M em ber

Alex Hosmar & Nitya Agrawal

Senior Bests

Biggest Class Flirts

Alex Sylvester & Melissa G reenberg

Biggest G ossip

Katharine Q v fo u lt St firofR forr f t ro e f

M o s t Responsible

M elanie Cohen & Jackson M urphy

M o s t Likely to Succeed

Katharine Curraul: & Jacob Feder

M o st Likely to be H eard Across the Q uad

Kassidy Tse & Cbtton Siddle

newvoukOS/INGE1.ESTOKYO

-0NDONPARIS

M o s t Likely to Have a Bad Hair D ay

Breana Roberts & Justin Corsillo

T7A Senior Bests

M o s t Likely to Rule the W orld

Zoch Wright M Hbl®n 3®r|ey

M o s t Likely to be Protesting Something

O liv ia Pearson & G arron Rodgers

M o st Likely to be on Sa turday N igh t Live

M add ie Stern & Tayfor M oney

Best Dressed

Tyler Humphrey & Emily Sdhron

M o st Likely to Fall Asl e ep in Class

M o s t C hanged Since Freshmen Year

Claire Rose & TrSrisr Kent

W t a Gr ado- Is Derek Chan

NO, I'M RIGHTI'M

KIGHT

S e n io r ft

M o s t D iva-esque

ftrandog Purest! & Hannah Cianci

M o s t Likely to be the Next Picasso

Pauline Shongov & D a rren Rodgers

M o s t Likely to be the Next Billionaire

Leila l^gjghrehchi & Taylor M oney

Best Class C oup le

M o s t C a ffe ina ted

Kate Pokorski & M icah Travis

*7 6 Senior Bests

Derek Chan & Helen Dailey

M o s t Likely to be caught Texting in Class

Scott M inard and Kaddie Stephens

Class C lowns

Whitney Fahnbulleh & Colton S'tdale

Taylor M oney & Natascha Schippel

M o s t School Sp irited

C oup le That N ever Was

Natascoa Schippel & JustB CSRilla

Zach Wrignt & O livia fearson

Worst Case of Senioritis

M o s t Likely to Be President

Alex Hosm®P;!& Kate Pokorski

M o st Likely to be on A m erica ’s Next Top M o d e l

Chris Puglisi & Hannah Cianci

S enior Bests

Bringing pip-squeak to whole new te e t is A lbert Von-Guinea

Pig, or better known as “That tiny chirping noise that is dis­

tracting me during my Biology test." We all know A lbert should

have won the M ost Changed Since- Freshmen Yedr, as he has

matured isfe such a gentle-pig. He also would have been v i­

able for the M ost Likely I f fee Having a Bad Hair Day due to

his unique rosette, which helped us in naming him after A lbert

Einstein. Through good times onfe bad, A lbert has always been

there fo rth e PCDS students w ith his squeaks of love. O ver the

past years w e've all learned to lave A lbert and his hankering

f# r silantro. W e've trained him to recognize the rustling of a

grocery bag as fhe sound of food—Pavlov would be proud to.

christen flm- as Ihe first p f "Pavlov 8 Guinea Pigs. ’ -Aceor'dttg to

a recent study, A lbert has been named as The world's most

well-fed guinea pig due to the large number of times differ­

ent students decide to let him nibble on cherry tomatoes and

lettuce. As a wonderfut gesture of kindness in return, A lbert

has displayed his special acrobatic skilled p o o p n g in his food

bowl, demonstrating an astounding about of flexibility and pre­

cision. Scientists have already heralded this action as the de­

fining factor of the next evolutionary generation c ; guinea pigs.

How great these four years have been for PCDS and w e plan

to have many, many rraqre w ith the pet who has surpassed all

others as the re r f teacher's pet.

1. The rosette in A lb e rts hair

51gS@mbl#s the same typ e of

h tfir ft ite n tis t A lb e r t Einstein

one® had, which is w here our

high school pet go t his name;

2. AlbertJBCjnders the true

meaning- §f Itfe and I® purposes

o r thl: p la n # ;

3. A lb e rt <33ftT bfe bo thered

w ith - he ’s too

b js y trying to dec ide which

gsjne> firsfe Itm chickeft. &

the ©g§|4. ittpl Ho! Hfel -Sahta Albert's

cornin' to town with cilBfitro!

5. A lb e r t s t r i f e o- cute $©®e

«?ith hi® foatrtit; Qfisl carW g Own­

er, Ms. SfJlffbt

6. A is e f f !s usbd to the constant

psparazzi' to#.ffw teaef to

mSfifeil in IliS -BSW5<SS® S®!#.

NITYA 9

AGRAW AL

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Switzerland is a place where they don’t like to fight, so they get people to do their fighting for them while they ski and eat chocolate.-Larry David

My thoughts are stars I cannot fathom into constellations.” - John Green

■ S axe ! MEGAN MARIE CATHEY

RODERICK LUKE KHO CHAL

HANNAH MARILYN CIANCI

I t hacCthat fam idar conviction that Cife was beginning J 'e r again with the summer."-J. Scott. JitzgeraCd

DOMINIQUE CLANCY

JESSICA MARIE COHEN

ALEX COHEN

MELANIE JILL COHEN

“ I’m shinin’ hard, they be like ‘There he

go!” ’ -ScHoolboy Q

SCOTT CORSILLO

* * * «

APRIL LEE CURCI

KATHARINE PHILLIPS CURRAULT

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I tjd oes' n ot<^oTt^lea ve^al I iv ^ontou t^» y o ii^ c a l^ la ti^ s * it |^ u livgnearhirn.

-J.R.R. Tolkien*alMP^aS

[oak who showed up at The BUM

I T HELEN KAY DAILEY

‘I think if human beings had genuine courage, they’d wear their costumes

every day of the year, not just on Halloween. Wouldn’t life be more

interesting that way?” -Douglas Coupland

WHITNEY I ■ ■ ^ 1 . 1 3

COPELAND FAHNBULLEH

JACOB SAMUEL FEDER

PHILLIP FERNANDES

Dynamite comes

in small packages

JASIRI GRASSO

“She’s a dreamer, a doer, a thinker. She sees possibility everywhere.”

I MELISSA KATE GREENBERG

h ■ a ® ■ jjBranBWB

“Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming “Wow! W hat a Ride!” - Hunter S. Thompson

“Oh well, I guess I’m not wearing any pants today!”- Spongebob SquarepantsLAUREN

MARIE HANNEMAN

MICHAEL ALEXANDER HOSMAR

lways bear in mind that ur own resolution to suc- ed is more important than

other.braham Lincoln

t y l e r

JAMES HUMPHREY

m can hiss your family andfriends good-6ye (put miles between you, but at the same time i carry them with you in your heart, your id, your stomach, because you do not just live i world but a world lives in you. ’

M X 3 $ m SELENA PATINA JACQUEZ

TREVOR JAMES KENT

“Fairy Tales are more than true; not because they tell us that dragons exist, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten.” -G.K. Chesterton L

ALISON I H I LUELL LORETTA

RBrK P SCOTT ELLIOTT MINARD

TAYLOR LOUIS MONEY

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fiatever you choose, how­le r many roads you tr a v - L, I hope th at you choose I t to be a lady. I hope you 111 fin d some way to leak the ru les and make a I t t le trouble out there, id I a lso hope th at you i l l choose to make some ’that trouble on b eh a lf

r women.I_________ -Nora Enhron

l e il a NOGHREHCHI

EDGAR OCAMPO-LANDEROS

“*Be careju fo f trying to jincCmeaning in something tha t cfoesn’t have any. ”

i h e e i *

(e a r r v fr o n ty e 'S ie r t /u y , /io e ^ fo r fo c /a y ,

o h e /o r fo n to r r o to . ” - ^ ( /f )e n ( S in s te in

ROSE PAPPAS

“ Give a g irl th e r ig h t sh o e s, a n d sh e c a n c o n q u e r th e w o rld .” -- M arilyn M on roe

“HumotfWjust another defenseagainst the universe” - Mel Brooks

“Hold fast to dreams, fo f if drear die, life is a broken-winged bird that cannot fly” - Langston Hug]

CHRIS a U B U l , AUDLEY PUGLISI

3 ® BRANDON SCOTT PURCELL

MARICLARE I COLLEEN RETHORE

IM PTM BREANA CARLY ROBERTS

H M g a r r o nELIAS RODGERS

PATRICK WILCOX RODY

"iKfcelLlgeKce Is tk« a b ility to adla.pt to ckaKge,"-StepkeK Haw^klKg

Xn Verdant, p a s tu r e s and through ifo rests o f Jade, they g/ide in /nagesty. Xn S c h o o /s o f fri/HanCe, they danCe t o th e rhythm s o f /iVey fringing peace and ujonder t o a// coho feho/d. lOithin th is theater o f ooater x there e x is ts a toor/d." — Aqua Design Amano

James Michener

toe fg /lt. fc)e eVen Stop lut in th e end, fami/y is there." — Unknown

“May you grow up to be righteous, may you grow up to be true. May you always know the truth and see the lights surrounding you. May you always be courageous, stand upright and be strong. May you stay forever young.” Bob Dylan

CLAIRE ROSE I

NATASCHA NICHOLE SCHIPPEL

TAYLOR CONAWAY SHANNON

PAULINE LILLIAN SHONGOV

■m l . COLTON CALVIN SIDDLE

ANGELICA KASIANI SISSON f

fS Mb KADDIE ASHLEY STEPHENS

“N erds like us are allowed to be unironically enthusiastic about stu ff... N erds are allowed to love stuff, like jum p-up-and-dow n-in-the-chair-can’t-control-yourself love it. Hank, when people call people nerds, mostly wha

they're saying is ‘you like s tu ff’ W hich is ju s t not a good insult at all. Like, ‘you are too enthusiastic about themiracle o f human consciousness’.” John Green

EBBS

“Adventure is worthwhile in itself.

-Amelia Earhart

m a m m s t jackROBERT SWETT

k JOLIVER SYLVESTER

KASSIDY LAURANE TSE

“We don’t make mistakes, we just have happy little accidents.”

-Bob Ross

WALKER ELENA ASH TUTON

x / ic i/ h/ to t/trn c e to tf/i a d e o il mmrwma*- (x ic /t so 's /ia /te /lif t ) o jf”- 0% ot*etic& + ^77te, f/ac /n 'tie

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My Famous Words:< f 55

(Zachary Wright)

ZACHARY LEWIS WRIGE

The only medicine for suffering, crime, and all the other woes of mankind, is wisdom, woes of mankind, is wisdom.”

-Thomas Huxley

STEVEN I YUAN

Congratulations}We can't believe you're all g rown up and going to college!

LUe a ll love uou!

Grandpa, Grandma, Aunt Jane, Aunt Jean, Uncle Wayne, Mom, Dad, Danielle, Brennen, Gabrielle, and Tatum

If I have placed mi part well,

clap L our kanas, ana aismiss me

witk applause jrom the sta^e.”

Augustus Caes,

( £ ) e a /ie d *

bUe are so looking jowarA to tke next act

Dafll, Mom, A hraham, anA Sophia

Christopher

Congratulations on an outstanding job ! We love you !Mom, Dad, Allison, and Ellie.

Let the rain kiss you.Let the rain beat upon your head with silver liquid drops. Let the rain sing you a lullaby.

- Langston Hughes

Garron E. Rodgers

Your loving heart is w h a t p e o p le come to

know and rem em ber, a fte r your ta len t and

crea tiv ity d ra w them to you.

W e love you d e a rly and w e are so excited

to see you move into the opportun ities you

now have before you.

Love,

M om , D ad, & Bryeson

Henry Jacob Roden

We are so proud of you!

Lots of Love,Dad, Mom, and Hannah

7 hope your dream^takewou to the Sornerw M your smiles, to the h igh i^ofw m rfiopes, to

the windows of your opportunities, and to the most special places your heart has ever

known." - Author Unknown

Love you! -M om and Dad

m m g m n i ia

N a ta sc n a^ c h i p p e l

Our d a u g h te r , w h o n e v e r o rd e re d o f f th e la d s ’ menu

(“ M o w a re th e m usse ls to d a y , w a ite r? ” ) a n d w ho

ch a lle n g e d h e r f r ie n d s to d o th e sam e (“ N o , o rd e r

th e lo b s te r in s te a d !” ), w e love all t h a t y o u are :

Y o u r in d e p e n d e n c e ( f i r s t s e n te n c e : “ I’ll d o it m yse lf!” )

Y o u r sen se o f h u m o r ( s e n io r s p e e c h )Y o u r p e rs is te n c e .,.y o u r k in d n e s s ...y o u r la u g h te r...

a n d even y o u r sneeze (“ te e e !” )

Y o u m ake us so v e ry p ro u d !

L o v e ,

M o m m a a n d C )a d

Taylor MoneyYou have astounded us all with your brilliance and wit. We know you

will continue to impress no matter where you

are. We love you!

Mom, Dad, Justine, and Kyle

CLAIRE ROSE

PIZZA

You are a wonderful daughter. W e are so proud

of your accomplishments and wtfQ you are as a

person. It l i a joy to be your parents and; to be a

part of your Me. You are truly loviid by your family

M a y all your dreams come true!

L o v e a l i / v & u s ,

Mom , Dad, Kyla, Roselle, and Jaclyn

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S e n io r C fc s # f ig f r q ^ u r r ic u la r Activities Nitya Agrawal: ffeli%» Debate, Stocfett Senate, A e tfe lo iq p , D qybreak j I Gian-Reto Bonadurer: Soccer, lacnpssmSpirit Q ub. F t! I Jamie Bryan: Swim/Dive Team, M aD D „& np rov£ jub I M egan Cathey: B ^ fe jb g ! , Theatre USA ITS. 5«ftbc I I Derek Chan: ff»eatr%, Rqfcotics, US Hannah Qanci: Cheer, D ive la m , Vafeyball, T A fc Impfgv Club I Dominique Clancy: Umtown, JSA, TASS, M aD D , Agfive V o lw I. Jessloa Cohen: Bas­ketball, Lacrosse, VPC, GSA, Crafts by Youth I Jordan Cohen: Soccer, Baseball Active Voice, En Este M omenta I Melanie Cohen: Basketball Softball, Green TecSii, Theatre, ffw dent Senate I Helen Dailey: Robotics, IFC A ft Club, S e g K ra ft Anime Club I Whitney Fahnbulleh: Anim Club, GSA, Y&ung Dems, A rt C U s I Jacob Feder: Robotics, learns I John Fernandes:,Swim Team, Baseball, 'GSA, M SM , MaCMD, HHC I Dalia Grado: Basketball, Cultural Dance I India Grasso: fe s k e tM Yearbook, M S M Melissa Greenberg: GSA, Thewatr% Young Dem Choir, Active Voice Lauren Hanneman: Improv Ciuo. Theatre : rosse M S M Rycn Hoc jn town Michael Alex Hosmar: Active Baseball, Cross Country, JSA Tutoring I Tyler Humphrey: Baseball, Soccer, Fondue Club, JCL Pre-med Club ACC I Selena Jacquez: Volleybal Basketball, S oftbq f I Trevor Kent: Baseball StB’derjt Senate* Pre-med Club, JCL, USA I Arielle Lee: &vim /Dive Team, M qD D , Improv Club I Alison Loretta: Cheer, Theatre, # C ,,G 5 A , USA I Scott Minard: Dive Team, Baseball VF’C l Taylor Money: Soccer, Baseball Spin JPA, JCA I Jackson Murphy: Swim Team, Theatre, FYL TARS I Jazmin Nldo: H H C A rt Club, Antme Q tfc , IFC, Chesf- I Leila Noghrehchl: S Team, Basketball, Pfl, M aD O , Yearbook, Theatre, IFC I Edgar Ocampo: R sbotto Socce- B q d « d M . Baseball C I Emma Pappas: Cheer, Theatre I Olivia Pearson: Basketball Urfitowri Kate Pokorskl: Student Senate, M aD D , FYI I Chris Pugllsi: Tt Club, Book Club, HHC I Brandon Purcell: Soccer, Basketball Lacrosse, Baseball I Marlclare Rethore: Volleyball Softball Art Club. FYI I Breana Roberts: TARS, JSA, Ryan House, M aD D , Diversity Leadership I Henry Rodent © o ft. Active Vote®, TASS I Garron Rodgers: Yearbook. <.Club, Disney Club, A rt C lu b Theatre, Viaeo Pfdduction Club, Student Senate, USA TARS I Patrick Rody: USA I Philip Rody: Y e q rb jo L HHC G ake Rose: Soccer Softball I Natascha Schlppel: Is fe yba ll fcscros®, GSA. M S M I Emily Schron: l iO ^ s e , A f i t Ffe-med C lu b JSMTaylor Shannon: Lacrosse, GSA, ACC I Pauline Shongov: SWIm/Dive Team,, Art Qeb. IFC; Daybrecms I Colton Slddle: Lacnaw*. Ip W Club JAKE.

L Team, Basketball, Soccer, Cross Country, Orchestra, Stucfent B@dy President I Angelica Sisson: C h e tr, JCL USA,. <3ub I Kaddle Stephens: Cheer I M addle Stern: Dive Team, USA, Theatre, Green Team, Book Club I Jack Swett: Robotics. Baseball I Alex Sylvester: B<Baseball, Spirit C lu b , f PC, USA I Mlcah Travis: Theatre, ITS I Kassidy Tse: Beak C lu b Art C fek Arfime Club I Walker Tuton: 3 cer, M S M I Pallavl Wakharkar: Active Voice, Daybreaks, Volleyball, Lacrosse, JCL, M SM , Student Senate I Kendall Woodard: I Zachary Wright: Swim Team, Basketball, Tennis I Steven Yuan: Robotics, Yearbook, JSA, HHCLegend: Asian Cultural Club IACCI. Freshman Year Initiative (FYII. Gay-Straight Alliance (GSAI Hispanic Heritage <

Film Club (IFC), International Thespian Society (ITS), Junior CEO's of America (JCA). Junior Classical League (JCL/Latin Cub' Junic i Ficsi^e ' _ _ C -

America (JPA), Junior Statesman of America (JSA), Live Action Interactive Role-playing Explorers (LAIRE) Make a Difference Day IMaDD die School Mentors (/ASM), Teenage Republicans (TARS), Upper School Ambassadors (USA) Video Production Club (VPC)

(Young Dems)

- Continued from Page 6 4 -M r. Cook:Jaimie Bryan: Thanks for helping ff® K jw l chickenf!

Derek Chan: Thanks for donating your mineral o ectton.

Dominique Clancy: There will never be another Joan D.

M elan ie Cohen: You owe me a Subway sqndwitfch.

April C u rd ' I am happy tttft'b fiQ f is off.

India Grasso: !ndia Grasso!

Lauren Hanneman: The oWgiflol BtaeEyiS,

Alex Ntatmar: Do no evil, Devil Boy,

Selena Jacquez: M y favorite form of gypsum.

Arie lle Lee: Seismic Sally loves earthquake quizzes.

O liv ia Pearson: The queen dfjSBrses,M aric la re Rethore: Peac© Flower Child.

Breana Roberts: A true Desert Rose.G arron Rodgers: A monster from my nightmares.

Patrick Rody: G et a haircut and a decent job.

Philip Rody: Philip, the French exchange student

Natascha Sqfsippel: As you wish, buttercup.

Im ily Schrort S O D is not a happy acronym.Colton Siddle: C®ltow Lcry H®o he we® ixaspy twp,

Angelica SlSSfi: Aft Angelic child and dancer,

Kaddie Stephens: The day birds ate horses!

M add ie Stern: M ica rocks!

M icah Trqvfs: i% f favo rite phyllosftoate

Kassidy Tse: Z zzzzz& ssm zzzzzz

Walker TWrsn: W squared, which is of cqyrae weird walker

Pallavi Wakharkar: A fetes!; syckift,g Vampire

I have many, many mernqrtes o f this. laving class, but I have two words that realfy stand Out..,Joshua Tree. I loved this trip,

and I am probably ‘one of only 'three @r four people who

did. So mafry iun ctftd ‘funny memories Came from tbS; week in the desert heat of California. The “Tong hike", bpuldering,

underground sea, rodfc climbing, A e p ir tg under a t a p {not

a tent), infinite stars, dehydration, injuries, no running water, toilets, soap.Jife was simpie and g©odl "feu all studc it out {no

pun intended, Garron) qnd 'worked q£ a team. I wss so proud

sqf everyone. The goal was to learn Now ta leave your comfort

zone, and you all did ft w ith @ sense of empowerment! Now,

off you go again, new adventures, new sticking points, and

new challenges to climb up and over. G o o d luck to each of

you, leave your comfort zones and discover a life filled w ith

passion!- Ms. M cKean

The past 4 years have flown by. It just seems Iffee yesterday

we were all Pt Catalina Island; I can still hear the complaints

about the cold water. Eight of you helped this year's group

of 8th graders through their trip. M any of you were also ffl my rocketry/snorkeling electives trying to b low up rockets out

instead just’ losing them in the desert. I seem to remember a small fire or two we had to put out. A couple of you went on

one of my sailing trips. They were wonderful, such fun sailing

and exploring the Apostle Islands. G ood luck in college.- M r. Crabb

THE BREWSTER LIBRARY

ColophonHardware2 0 ” iM ac, Early 200 8 ; 2 .6 6 'G H z Intel

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Epson Stylus Photo 2 2 0 0 W ide-format

Printer

Epson Perfection 3 2 0 0 Photo Scanner

Cameras & LensesCanon EOS Rebel T3i

Canon EFS 18-55 mm lens

Canon 7 5 -3 0 0 mm lens

SoftwareAdobe InDesign CS6

Adobe Photoshop CS6

Adobe Illustrator CS6

Tagxedo

FontsGeosans Light (used for body, head­

lines, andjDage numbers)

PanefresdMuled for portra it names)

Aaargh (used for senior page head­

lines)

Text

Headlines: Geosans Light, 48 pt

Body: Geosans Light, 10 pt

Page Numbers and Section Headings:

Geosans Light. 10 pt

Portrait Names: Panefresco, 12 pt

The Phoenician, 20138 4 0 copies

256 pages

8.5 x 11 Inch pages

100 LB glossy paper

254 Yearbook

Editor-in-Chief^Gorron Rodgers

Layout EditorKyle M oney

■Detailshe theme “different by design"

vas chosen by the yearbpok

ta ff a fter a survey of the FGDS

community. The cover was

designed by G arron Rodgers

and is printed on white linen

material with a UV coating over

he text. The “worjd mosaics”

were created with Tagxedo

and the water color textures

were scanned and arranged in

Adobe Photoshop CS6. Pages

were submitted to Walsworth

digita lly and proofs were sent

pack to PCDS for corrections.

8 4 0 copies of the book were

printed and made available to

students, faculty, and staff.

m r n t

Phoenix Country Day School 390] E. Stanford Drive

, Paradise Valley, AZ

85253 ■

602.955.8200 . •

www.pcds.org

PublisherWalsworth Yearbooks

Layout StaffLina Khan; JeSsica WinsSinger, Andrew Novoa, Staley Lane, Rana

Roud:, Sbphie Hill, Amelia M ontoofh, Bryeson Rodgers,

A'ison Loretta, Wesley Curci

Photo StaffSophia Ho, Staley Lane, Suzette Guzman, Leila Noghrehchi, Rana

# lo u d i, Adriana Dunlap, Anita Sheih, Raagini Kothur, Steven Yuan,

Kyle M oney

Text Staff: Bryeson Rodgers, Wesley Curci, Lina Khan

Faculty AdvisorTaylor Nelson

Special ThanksJenny Treadway, Jack Phillips, Liz Olson, Katie Zink, Andy McKean,

Gabi Ragsdale, Jesse Munch, Desiree Ong, Eric Neufer, Shane Lewis,

M a rt Dukehart, Andrew Rodin, Jakiy(vins, Kimberly Saur, Qndy Fowler,

Michael Rodgers, |s a Rodgers, PCDS Security, Paradise Valley Police

Department, Largo Photography, Phoenix Sports Photography

W a ls w o r th *

Yearbook i

Photography EditorsPhilip Rcdy

Amelia M ontooth

Caroline Cogliani .V

Text EditorKyle M oney

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As four long years of yearbook draw to a ciose, |am left to reflect pn the people, the process and the products w e have produced.I have had rpy share of-late nights, last-minulp phbh l shoots and hwh.dreds of hours in front of d computer screen. Even though each

year begins w ith a familiar challenge—to create a book that the communify will chensfofor a lifetime, the tasks that fill the coming

months are quite daunting—hundreds of pages to design.

Like, many artists^ i see this, blank canvas as an inviting expanse an oppcrtun ty to experiment w ith creativity. Designing a yearbook

is a difficult task that includes bringing together the improbable qualities of creativity and timelineSs;|My creativity contends with

rigid guidelines and a strict deadline^,AAy creative side wants to let layout ideas come1 through raw inspiration, while my practical

sense needs the pages done by Friday. These past four years I have learned to balance creativity w ith the discipline of punctuality.

I hope this year's edition contains the perfect balance of a rt a n d y fility ^a yearbook that is beautiful, yet still fulfills its purpose of

providing a snapshot of the 2012-2013 school years,for generations id come.

I have worked with four d iffe rent yearbook staffs. Eacn One has been distinctly different, w ith its o\yn character and vibe. The

Editor-in^Chief has to work w ith arid within the personality of the'team as 0 whoiek<eep:ng everyone organized and on Track. M ost

often, it is both exasperating and exhiiaratihg.-with lifefong memories created along the way,-from the spirited Emily M orazan , to trie fashio.n-d va Shannon M aniey. to the dedicated lauren Cha~en. f be ievc I have truly seen if d ll.ln Addition, when next August

comes o founcH am cUrious to see w hat m y-'label as-an*Editor-in-Chief will be!

I would like to extend thanks tdm y wpnderTuWe.afbook staff. This yearbook is an expression of their dedication. I am truly thankful

for the am czing'y diverse collection of personalities and talents I have encountered this year. A Special thanks tovisy e M oney for

his enthusiasm, zeal, and immense,commitment. M/e could not have produced this yearbook w ithout him. Next yea r as he takes the

reins, I am confident that jr e will create an outstanding, yearbodk filled, with; humjor and beautiful people. !: has been ’ a pleasure

to go throughdhis arduous process w ith all of yo tt'-a process that includes creativity, focus, humor, loss of sleep, encounters w ith

Paradise Valley Police, take-6ut food arid the giddiness tha t comes y*?Th late night deadline a unches.

As a reader of this beak,C hape :yo'„ ettjpy and cherish tljgi memories CQntained Within for many years to come. Please find time

to appreciate all me^hard worK'^vested In this yea rbo ok Each staff member brsSght his or her own talents and creativity to th e

protect. The bqck wcs a b a ted 'By a team of unique indiwdualss A quote by Sam HcsKiris perfectly describes the feelings of any designer:

‘ A photographer w e fttdo a,socia lite-party in New YorK. As he.entered the fron t door, the host said, 1 fo y ® ’y o U r fo ic J iu f© s s th © y 're *w Q r id e r fu l; ;’-yo u m u s t have a fantastic camera.’ He said nothing until dinner was

finished, the® 'That' was a wonderful dinner; you must have a terrific stove.'"

As if4s wfth any Creative proces'sVil starts with the folents and gifts of individuals, w ith each person adding bis o r her own personal

touch. Joq ls may make a job easier, but it is'the artist who makes a difference.

Celebrate the artists you encounter jn your life. If you;do, I believe two lives w ill.be enriched.

With these last t/vords, my joym eybere at Phoenix Country Day School comes to a close. I would like to thank the school and the

entire PCDS community for making the last 14 years absolutely amazing. As I now must say my official “goodbye," I do so with the hope that our friendships w ilijas t our whole lives through. Thank you.

Sincerely,