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6 Gail Jackson Learn as if you w ere to live fo re v e r. Live as if you w ere to die to m o rro w. (And you m ay as well have a good tim e doing b o th!) Isodore, A rchbishop of Seville (c ) M rs. Jackson w o rked w ith us as o u r class a d visor fo r fo u r years, standing beside us fro m fre s h m a n o rie n ta tio n to p ro m to g ra d u a tio n. Her advice and assistance have been invaluable. If n o t fo r h e r in te rv e n tio n, th e a d m in is tra tio n m ig h t have given up on o u r class a long tim e ago. T hank you, M rs. Jackson fo r believing in us. Your enthusiasm and s u p p o rt have guided us to m any successes in th e upp er school. We wish you all th e best.

7 W. Scott Spence Mr. Spence and th e Class of 1992 e n te re d th e upper school to g e th e r. As fre sh m e n in his A ncie nt H isto ry course, we w ere som e of his firs t students. Since th e n, he has ta u g h t us Russian, Russian and S oviet H isto ry, coached us in lacrosse and fo o tb a ll, and been advisor to som e of us fo r as long as fo u r years. Mr. Spence sets an exam ple fo r us w ith his enthusiasm and re spect fo r o the rs. A lready a te rrific role m odel, we are sure he will be a w onderful fa th e r fo r his d a u ghter, Lydia. T hank you Mr. Spence, and good luck.

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9 D ear Class o f 1992: A m o n g th e v a rio u s d e c o ra tiv e ite m s, p rin ts and books in m y o ffic e, a p ic tu re fra m e re s ts on a b o o k shelf. P e rhaps som e of y ou, w hen in m y o ffic e, n o tic e d it. W ith in it is a q u o te fro m th e w ell know n C hinese p h ilo s o p h e r Lao Tzu. It reads:... W hen a m an is in tu rm o il h o w shall he fin d peace Save by s ta y in g p a tie n t till th e s tre a m clears? H ow can a m a n 's life keep its co u rs e If he w ill n o t le t it flo w? T hose w h o flo w as life flo w s know T h e y need no o th e r fo rc e : T h e y feel no w ear, th e y feel no te a r, T h e y need no m e n d in g, no re p a ir. As yo u seek y o u r w ay a fte r PDS a life in co llege and an a d u lth o o d in th e n e x t c e n tu ry please give th is p o e m som e th o u g h t. W hy? B ecause you w ill have to c o p e w ith th e e v o lvin g re s u lts o f th e s ig n ific a n t in te rn a tio n a l p o litic a l, e c o n o m ic and social changes u n leash ed d u rin g y o u r high s c h o o l y e a rs a t PDS. We w ish you w ell, and th a n k you fo r y o u r elan and c o n trib u tio n s w h ile at PDS. G ood luck. H e a d m a s te r

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16 G e o ff A tk in s o n T h o m a s C o u rte n a y B a tc h a M e g h a n B e n c z e...50 J o n a th a n B e n e d ic t...19 S a ra h Alien B e rk m a n C h a n d ra B h a tn a g a r J a s o n B ila n in...60 S a m B o s q u e H a rv e y B ra d le y A d a m B ro m w ich...85 A n n e B u ssa rd...55 C h u c k B u tta c i K e v in C apinpin N ic o le C a rg u lia A lis o n H ae-ryeon C h o C a ro ly n C o o p e r R avi D a la i...20 N a ta s h a D a tta...25 S u zy D o la n...59 M a tth e w Joseph F arruggio S h a ra F e ld m a n...48 B ria n F e rb e r M ik e F e r r y...91 T ric ia F ra n k J a m ie F ra n c o m a n o...53 B e n ji F r o s t...21 D a n ie lle F re n c h J u s tin G e is e l J o h n G e tty...62 A n d y G o ld e n s o n J a m e s G ra z ia n o J a n e G re y...15 R e b e cca G ro u n d s...96 Eric G u in ta...71 Rob H a ll R ebecca H a rt...37 J u d s o n H e n d e rs o n B la ke H o g a n T o d d A. H o v a n e c...86 L a u ra H o w a rd M a tt H u rfo rd...69 D a vid J a c k s o n...58 M rin a lin i K a m a th...49 K id a n a K assahun M a tt K a tz e n b a c h L e v in a K im...27 B ria n K o h n...32 T h o rs te n K o llm a r...98 M ic h e lle K o rn h a u s e r...94 M a tth e w K ra m e r...79 Table of Contents Lisa L a k e..... M ichael L a u d e n b e rg e r S tephanie M a n n...1 K ate M a rq u is...29 T im M c C u llo u g h J e rry M c M u lle n...47 T a m m y M e a d e...4c C arin M o o n in...35 G ary M o o re Rom i M u k h e rje e S tacey N a m m...45 M issy P a rk e r Lenka P e n is k o v a...78 Kate P re s c o tt Deepa P u ru s h o th a m a n...89 Jam es R e e d Pauline R o b e rts J. W esley R o b in s o n...66 A rth u r R o tb e rg... I l l Fred S a b b...36 Dan S a fe r M ike S c a rla ta...99 M ichael S c h ra g g e r Joey S c o t t...64 Am i S h a h Jasper S h a h n C hris Sheldon...61 Jean S h in Lauren S h u k e...93 John S titz e r M arke ta S to y...54 N athan T a in S hannon Tate...63 Julia T a ts c h...80 K rista D anielle T e ffe a u...56 Liz T e r r e ll S haron C h ristin e T h o m a s Joshua M. I. T ic k tin M ark T ro w b rid g e...22 M arcella W ebster...44 Susan W e lt...34 Jayson W h ite M arc W irs tro m David W is e...68 E ric W o la rs k y...17 Alex W o o d fo rd...65 B lair Y o u n g...51 M a tt Y o u n g...76 H e a th e r N icole Z a h n...33

17 Jane Grey You gave me hyacinths first a year ago, T h e y called me the Hyacinth girl' Yet when we came back, late, from the hyacinth garden, Your arms full, and your hair wet, I could not Speak, and my eyes failed. I was neither Living nor dead, and I knew nothing, Looking into the heart of light, the silence. To fear love is to fear life, and those who fear life are already three parts dead. Bertrand Russell We cannot expect to achieve what we do not believe in. Julian Huxley T.S. Eliot The Waste Land To be silent; to be alone. All the being, and the doing, expansive, glittering, vocal, evaporated; and one shrunk, with a sense of solemnity, to being oneself, a wedgeshaped core of darkness, something invisible to others. Virginia Woolf To the Lighthouse

18 Nathan Tain 10 THE MEMORY or THE GALLANT MEN HERE ENTOMBED AND THEIR SHIPMATES WHO GAVE THEIR LIVES IN ACTIO N ON DECEMBER ON THE USS A'L'TONA s M oriam ur et in media arma uam us Una saius victis, nullam perare salutem. The Aeneid Virgil There are dreams that cannot be, And there are storms we cannot weather. Les Miserables Victor Hugo Chaos umpire sits, And my decision more embroils the fray By which he reigns; next to him, high arbiter, Chance governs all. Paradise Lost John Milton

19 Eric Wolarsky Edgar Degas purchased once A fine El Greco, which he kept Against the wall beside his bed To hang his pants on while he slept. Richard Wilbur In single combat if the enemy is less skillful than oneself, if his rhythm is disorganized, or if he has fallen into evasive or retreating attitudes, we must crush him straightaway, with no concern for his presence and without allowing him space for breath. It is essential to crush him all at once. Miyamoto Musashi I wish you were a radio so I could turn you off! R. Whitlock

20 Stephanie Mann I went to find the pot of gold That s waiting where the rainbow ends. I searched and searched and searched And searched and searched, and then- There it was, deep in the grass, Under the old and twisty bough. It s mine, it's mine, it s mine at last... What do I serach for now? Shel Silverstein There s so much left to know and I m on the road to find out. Cat Stevens

21 Jonathan Benedict J oe: Who am I? T hat s the real question, isn't it? Who am I? Who a re you? What oth er questions are there? What oth er questions are th e re? Really, if you want to understand the universe, em brace the universe, the door to the universe is you. Didi: Me? Joe: You! Me! Didi: You are really intense, Joe: I guess I am... I mean, I was. Didi: What do you mean? Joe: I mean a long tim e ago. In the beginning, I was full of, you know, Diss and vinegar I mean, nothing got me down. I wanted to know! Didi: Know what? Joe: Everything! But then I had some... experiences. I was talking :o this guy today, and he says that I got scared. Didi: Scared of what? Joe: Well. have you ever been scared? Didi: I guess so, sure. Jo e : What scared you? Didi: At the m om ent, you scare me a little bit. Joe: Me? Why should I scare you? Didi: There's som ething going on with you. This m orning you were like a lump, and now you're... how do you feel? Joe: Great. Didi: See! You never feel great. Joe: No, I never do! Didi: W hat's funny? Joe: I feel great; that is very funny. Didi: Where are you? Joe: I'm rig h t here. Didi: I wish I was where you are, Joe. John Patrick Shanley

22 Ravi Dalai We shall not cease from exploration And the end of all our exploring Will be to arrive w here we started And know the place for the first time. T.S. Eliot If a person goes through his entire life w ithout stopping to ponder the meaning of his existence, then w hat is his life worth? If a person spends his entire life pondering the meaning of his existence while his life slips through his fingers, then what kind of life has he lived? Som ething I thought while looking at the stars. I do not know w hat I may appear to the world, but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a sm oother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of tru th lay all undiscovered before me. Sir Isaac Newton

23 Benji Frost For of those to w hom much is given, much is required. And when at some future date the high court of history sits in judgem ent on each of us, recording w hether in our brief span of service we fulfilled our responsibilities to the state, our success or failure, in w hatever office we hold, will be measured by the answers to four questions: First were we truly men of courage... Second, were we truly men of judgem ent... Third, were we truly men of integrity... Finally, were we truly men of dedication? Where have you gone Joe Dimaggio? Our nation turns its lonely eyes to you. Paul Simon There is no good answer to a stupid question. John F. Kennedy Russian Proverb

24 Mark Trowbridge Do you hear the noise that never ceases? It is the Buffaloes fighting far below. They are fighting to get out upon the prairie, They are born below the Water but are fighting for the Air. In the great lake in the Southland where the Buffaloes Begin! Olaf Baker

25 James Reed Confidence is the key. Elliot Perry... for many be called, but few are chosen. M atthew 20:16 James... the son of Thunder. M atthew 4:21 When I m on my game, I feel no one can stop m e. Michael Jordan

26 Gary Moore True love never knew any limit. He walks o n t h e positive side of the line that separates arrogance f r o m self-worth. Egoiste

27 Natasha Datta Fashions fade style is eternal. Yves St. Laurent Laughter is the shortest distance between two people, Victor Borge If you don t talk happy, And you never have a dream, Then you ll never Have a dream come true. South Pacific

28 Nicole Cargulia It s the friends you can call at 4 a.m. that really matter. Marlene Dietrich Happy are those who dream dreams and are ready to pay the price to make them come true. Suenes r? You grow up the day you have the first laugh at yourself. Ethel Barrymore

29 Levina Kim Nothing which has entered into our experience is ever lost. William Ellery Channing If you can t say anything nice about someone, sit right here by me. Alice Roosevelt Longworth T o fall in love with yourself is the first secret of happiness. Then if you re not a good mixer, you can always fa ll back on your own company. Robert Morley N obody sees a flower really it is so small we h a v e n t tim e and to see takes time like to have a frie n d takes time. Georgia O Keefe

30 James Graziano A fortune is not always a friend; but a friend is always a fortune. Russian Proverb No one ought to approach education or a university in a spirit which is settled or unquestioning or smug or certain of answers or results. A. Bartlett Giamatti Human beings seem to take morose pleasure from believing that once there was a golden Age, some lost Eden or Camelot or superior ancient civilization, peopled by heroes and demigods, an age of greatness long lost and irrevocable. Piffle. Things are better than ever George F. Will

31 Kate Marqu Adored Majesty! Adored and Endored Majesty... your hedgehogs await! Peter Shaffer

32 Sharon Christine Thomas All things are double; one against another. Tit for tat; an eye for an eye; a tooth for a tooth; blood for blood; measure for measure; love for love. Give, and it shall be given to you. Ralph Waldo Emerson DREAMS Hold fast to dreams For if dreams die Life is a broken-winged bird That cannot fly. Hold fast to dreams For when dreams go Life is a barren field Frozen with snow. Langston Hughes

33 Marc Wirstrom Leadership is the ability to get men to do what they don't want to do, and like doing it. Harry Truman My reputation precedes me, otherwise I'd be late for all my appointments. Harry Crumb M oney makes the man. Thomas Pecon

34 Brian Kohn i r*<«; Monday is a hard way to spend one-seventh of your life. Anonymous Temper is what gets most of us in trouble. Pride is what keeps us there. Anonymous People can be divided into three groups: those who make things happen, those who watch things happen and those who wonder what happened. John W. Newbern

35 Heather Nicole Zahn Life is short. Play hard. Reebok I can't understand what makes a man hate another man. Help me understand. People are People, so why should it be you and I should get along so awfully. Depeche Mode While there is time let us go out and feel everything. If you hold me I will let you into my dream. For tim e is a river flow ing into nowhere. We must live while we can and we'll drink our cup of laughter. Steve Winwood

36 Susan Welt I believe in me. John Lennon Gather the rosebuds while you may. Ronsard Beauty is something th a t s pure, th a t s not afraid of being itself. Beth Bradford

37 Carin Moonin But I began then to think of time as having a shape, something you could see, like a series of I iquid transparencies, one laid on top of another. Y ou don't look back along time, but down through it, like water. Sometimes this comes to the surface, sometimes that, sometimes nothing. Nothing goes away. M argaret Atwood Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, power, and magic in it. Goethe isn t it funny how everything works out Nine Inch Nails

38 Fred Sabb 1 Let me show you the WORLD IN MY EYES Depeche Mode

39 Rebecca Hart Damn it! I love you too much not to say it! You've got everything youth, brains...! But the one thing you lack is madness. And without that, you ll never be free. Zorba the Greek I got hopes of immortality. Indigo Girls And when I make curtsey, bid me farewell. As You Like It

40 Tim McCullough Non plus ultra. M m m... Yea... M m m... Sure,... O.K. Salvador Dali Andrew Warhol Electricity comes from other planets. Lou Reed Confusion will be my epitaph, when I cross the cracked and narrow path, but I fear tom orrow, be crying. AAH! I can t take it anymore! Eileen Hohm uth Life is short Art is eternal. Hippocrates Not NICE! Rusty Cat Haber... BUCK! Alex Swain King Crimson I like the way the boots are all reverbed out walking across the hardwood floors, in fact everything got that reverb sound. So w hat now? Go to sleep, pull the pud? We need new pornos. Guess I m still w ritin Les Claypool (Primus) Turn on, turn in, drop out. Stay fat. All things in moderation. Colin McCullough Socrates Hay Mikullah! Ya fergit da front! Gary Lott Slack... So Wee vd, Eye doh Know. Tim othy Leary John Travolta (King) Hot and bothered. MMMMMMMOOHHHNY GHAYYYY!! 38 Rev Hurford

41 Blake Hogan The secret of life is enjoying the passage of time, opening your heart and letting your soul shine through. James Taylor It seems to me a crime that we should age, These fragile times should never slip us by, A time you never can or shall erase as friends together watch their childhood fly. Elton John

42 ... You will still be here to m o rro w but your dreams may not. Cat Stevens Tammy Meade Yesterday is your past; today is your future because tom o rrow is unknown. Unknown

43 Danielle French Try to enjoy the here and now. The future will take care of itself somehow. Howard Jones So many faces in and out of my life, Some wiil last, some will just be now and then. Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes, I m afraid it s time for goodbye again. Billy Joel

44 Brian Ferber Z S - z : "S* ' Z 2 y- '/,i&zz~z wtzy* SZ'"''-2+++Z&2ZZf+* Z '+ lz y, ^ 5; W0%iM s *r,. -..' *. V*^l( '//' ' - - /#;? w - j*.,.»% *r-.*v r t $ * -,. t _ /«- * -,* % * Why strive for equality when you can strive for excellence? Rush Limbaugh

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46 Marcella Webster Don't walk in front of me I may not follow Don t walk behind I may not lead Just walk beside me, and be m y friend. Unknown I m glad I want everything in the world the good and bad the bitter and the sweet I want it all and I want a lot of it, too. Georgia O'Keefe Rabbit s clever, said Pooh thoughtfully Yes, said Piglet, Rabbit has a brain. There was a long silence. I suppose, said Pooh, that is why he never understands anything. A.A. Milne

47 Stacey Namm To laugh is to risk appearing the fool, To weep is to risk appearing sentimental, To reach out for another is to risk involvement, To expose feelings is to risk exposing the self, To place ideas and dreams before the crowd is to risk loss, To love is to risk rejection, To live is to risk dying, To try at all is to risk failure, But risk we must, Because the greatest hazard of all is to risk nothing, For those who risk nothing do nothing, have nothing, are nothing. Smile awhile. For while you smile, another smiles. Then before you know it, there will be m iles of sm iles all because you smiled. Anonymous

48 Alison Hae-ryeon Cho Not too long ago I came of age And just about that tim e I went Through some of my darkest days It didn t take me long to find out who was on my side When things get cold outside. Tuck and Patti Just because you're better than me Doesn t mean I m lazy. Just because you re going forwards Doesn't mean I'm going backwards. Billy Bragg I came out of the darkness Holding one thing A small white wooden horse I d been holding inside And when I m dead If you could tell them this That what was wood became alive What was wood became alive Suzanne Vega My life is not an apology but a life. Ralph Waldo Emerson

49 Jerry McMullen P R IN C E T O N r»ay SCHOOL Many times I ve wondered How much there is to know. Led Zeppelin One who has no grave is covered by the sky. I ve got to leave Before I start to scream. More Traffic Harold turned to his work, but his mind was elsewhere. Nash I'll look back with no regrets. The Outfield

50 Shara Feldman I refuse to allow you, Beadle though you are, to turn me off the grass. Lock up your libraries if you like; but there is no gate, no lock, no bolt that you can set upon the freedom of my mind. Virginia Woolf

51 Mrinalini Kamath I was glad my father was an eye-smiler. It meant he never gave me a fake smile because it s impossible to make your eyes twinkle if you aren't feeling twinkly yourself. A mouth-smile is different. You can fake a mouth-smile any tim e you want, simply by moving your lips. I ve also learned that a real mouth-smile always has an eye-smile to go with it. So watch out, I say, when someone smiles at you with his m outh but his eyes stay the same. It s sure to be a phony. Roald Dahl

52 Megan Bencze Keep true to the dreams of thy youth. Johann Schiller

53 Blair Young When your smile is sweet for me It brings my smile out too. Cause when your day is bright and clear I'm shining with you. Until this day, nobody has seen the trekking birds take their way toward such w arm er spheres as do not exist, or the rivers break their course through rocks and plains to run into an ocean which is not to be found. For God does not create a longing or a hope w ithout having a fulling reality for them. Isak Dinesen

54 Judson Henderson Ice, ice, baby. Vanilla Ice Don t gain the world, and lose your soul. Bob Marley

55 Building a house of cards starts easily enough, just two cards leaning one against the other; but as the house grows the cards totter and need support soon it is the game that leads the player. So also in design, ideas collapse and have to be rebuilt; one thing suggests another, and the architect hurries to catch up. Witold Rybczynski Jamie Francomano

56 Marketa Stoy Surrender, but don t give yourself away. Big Drill Car I just wanna have som ething to do. Ramones He discovered with a little fall of the heart that these were the conditions he took as normal now and that he did not mind. William Golding Lord of the Flies Heaven knows we need never be ashamed of our tears, for they are rain upon the blinding dust of earth, overlying our hard hearts. Charles Dickens Great Expectations

57 Anne Bussard This bridge wiii only take you halfway there. The last few steps you ll have to take alone. Shel Silverstein Music is the language of the spirit. I want to be Forever young. Unknown Alphaville

58 Krista Danielle Teffeau Families are forever! Unknown I must go down to the seas again; For the call of the running tide Is a wild call and a clear call That may not be denied Unknown

59 By the winding stream, we shall lie and dream. We ll make our dreams come true, if we want them to. Van Morrison Tricia Frank

60 David Jackson You can t trust nobody but yourself. Anonymous If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, it expects what never was and w hat never will be. Thomas Jefferson Love knows no color. Anonymous Victory at all costs, victory in spite of all terror, victory however long and hard the road may be, for w ithout victory there is no survival. Winston Churchill Have I not com m anded you? Be strong and of good courage, be not frightened; neither be dismayed; for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go. Joshua 1:9 P.S.: Thanks Josh.

61 Suzy Dolan Spirit of the rising sun, Lift me up, Hold me there And never let me fall. U2 And on the brave and crazy wings of youth, they went flying around in the rain. Jackson Brown

62 Jason Bilanin Do not go to a Buddhist m onestary and ask for a comb. Anonymous

63 Chris Sh#ldon & % \ ' m., wv II :jja. * ' X ' ". ' r'... you got no guts, you got no glory, there ain t no rocks on the easy ride. Out on ih e edge it s another story, some guys take it to the other side, * beypjnd the edge...cjjj*

64 fthe place I come from They think so small, They use small words, A + n o t me, I worked it out. M utt^, m e e t, idolprt, Adolph, eallviuffy.

65 Shannon Tate A long time, a short time... depends on your perspective but what a time!

66 Joey Scott Getting bored is not allowed, som etim es I com b my hair with a fork. IF 1UERES MORE TO LIFE THAN THIS i don't know WHAT IT I S. V JZ Eloise

67 Alex Woodford Smell the sea and feel the sky. Van Morrison

68 Looking for a reason, roaming through the night to find a place in this world, a place in this world. Winds of Change

69 Carolyn Cooper Life is a train of m oods like a string of beads, and as we pass through them they prove to be m anycolored lenses which paint the world their own hue, and each shows only what lies in its focus. Emerson It is easy in the world to live after the world's opinion; it is easy in solitude to live after our own; but the great man is he who in the midst of the crowd keeps with perfect sweetness the independence of solitude. Emerson Be good to yourself because nobody else has the power to make you happy. George Michael

70 Don t you w onder what w e ll find? Hallo, said Piglet, What are you doing? Hunting, said Pooh. "H unting w h a t? Tracking som ething, said Winnie the Pooh very mysteriously. Tracking w hat? said Piglet, com ing closer. T h a t s just what I ask myself. I ask myself, w h a t? What do you think you ll answ er? I shall have to wait until I catch up with it, said Winnie the Pooh. David Wise

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73 Eric Guinta i l l k Vl ; * jllf n ip#,\v - J. V J. Life in time will take you where you want to go. Steven Tyler You can all just kiss off into the air. Violent Femmes Surfing is life, the rest is details. Anonymous

74 Michael Schragger I m not really clever, said the parrot honestly. But I hope to make the m ost of the brains I have. Have you ever thought of trying th a t? The Shoe Bird by Eudora Welty I could not believe that if knowledge presented danger, the solution was ignorance. The solution had to be wisdom. Isaac Asimov My goal is to be one on w hom nothing is lost. Phillip Roth /<5\r\

75 Sam Bosque Hip-Hop will surely decay If we as a people don t stand up and say Stop the Violence! KRS-ONE It s not where yo u re from, It's where you re at. Eric B. and Rakim I have learned that the swiftest traveler is he that goes afoot. Henry David Thoreau

76 Sarah Allen Berkman A lw ays have th e c o n fidence to speak your mind, and the courage to stand behind your words. Ziggy Marley These are the times to rem em ber, Cause they will not last forever. These are the days to hold on to, But we w on t although we want to. Billy Joel

77 Lisa Lake You have to count on living every single day in a way you believe will make you feel good about your life so that if it were over tom orrow, you'd be content with yourself. Jane Seym our If you obey all the rules, you miss all the fun. Katherine Hepburn One can never speak enough of the virtues, the dangers, the power of shared laughter. Francoise Sagan

78 Matt Young When a man cannot choose, he ceases to be a man. A Clockwork Orange And it did not cost a dime, And it did not come for free It just would not let me be, But it never conquered me. Blues Traveler

79 Missy Parker There was a child w ent forth every day. And the first object he looked upon, that object he became... And that object became part of him for the day, a certain part of the day, or for many years, or a stretching cycle of years. The early lilacs became part of this child... And the apple trees covered with blossoms, and the fruit afterward, and wood-berries, and the com m onest weeds by the road... These became part of the child who went forth every day, and who now goes, and will always go forth every day. Where Sidewalk Ends the poems and drawings of Walt Whitman S h e l S i l v e r s t e i n B y p e rm issio n of H arp er C o llin s P u b lish e rs Here s Where The Story Ends. The Sundays

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81 Matthew Kramer C A LV IN A N D H O B B E S C O P Y R IG H T U N IV E R S A L PR ESS S Y N D IC A T E. R E P R IN T E D W IT H P E R M IS S IO N. A L L R IG H TS RE SERV ED

82 Julia Tatsch I believe that imagination Is stronger than knowledge That m yth is m ore potent Than history, I believe that dreams are More powerful than facts That hope always trium phs Over experience That laughter is the only Cure for grief. If several years from now, you find me in an airpor selling petunias and looking lobotomized, I d appre ciate your strangling me. Opi Robert Fulgrum

83 Ami Shah Failing to fetch me, keep encouraged, Missing me one place, search another, I stop somewhere waiting for you. Walt Whitman It's the heart afraid of breaking That never learns to dance; It's the dream afraid of waking That never takes the chance; It s the one who w on t be taken Who cannot seem to give; It s the soul afraid of dying That never learns to live. Bette Midler

84 Andy Goldenson I walk over the hills... as through a gallery of pictures, ever and anon looking through a gap in the wood, as through the fram e of a picture, to a more distant wood or hillside, painted with several more coats of air... Henry David Thoreau From the Journals

85 Pauline Roberts My place is of the sun and this place is of the dark I do not feel the rom ance I do not catch the spark. Indigo Girls Life used to be so hard Now everything is easy Cause of you CSN&Y

86 Joshua M. I. Ticktin m Who is wise? He who learns from all men. Who is strong? He who subdues his evil impulse. Who is rich? He who is content with his lot. Who is honored? He who honors his fellow men. Rabbi Ben Zoma Never give in, never, never, never, never in nothing, great or small, large or petty never give in except to convictions of honor and good sense. Winston Churchill He who exercises governm ent by means of his virtue may be com pared to the north polar star, which keeps its place and all the stars turn towards it. Confucius With malice toward none; with charity for all; with firmness in the right, as God gives us to see the right, let us strive on to finish the w ork we are in; to bind up the nation s wounds; to care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow, and his orphan to do all which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace among ourselves, and with all nations. Abraham Lincoln, March 4, 1865

87 Adam Bromwich To accuse others for one s own m isfortunes is a sign of want of education: to accuse oneself shows th a t one s education has begun; to accuse neither oneself nor others shows th a t one s education is complete. Epictetus... for it was just the building, and not what was finally built, that gave their life meaning. Richard Taylor My house is practical. I thank you, as I m ig h t th a n k Railway engineers or the Telephone service. You have not touched my heart. Le Corbusier You purchase pain with all that joy can give, And die of nothing but a rage to live. Alexander Pope

88 Todd A. Hovanec I'll never be com pletely part of the establishment, because the establishment will never be completely com fortable with me. The establishment is not com fortable with anyone whose dimensions have not been calibrated. Norman Mailer

89 Justin Geisel If it wasn't for the last minute, nothing would get done. Unknown Have you driven a Ford lately? Ford

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91 Man barricades against himself. Tagore We read the world wrong and say that it deceives us. Tagore You can break, you can shatter the vase, but the scent of the roses will linger forever. The scent of the roses will never die. Unknown Deepa Purushothaman

92 Right or wrong, If you don t like it, Get along. I say w hat I want. I do what I can. Red Hot Chili Peppers You can tear down a building, but you can never erase a m em ory. Living Colour Goose: Are you up for this one? Maverick: It s just a walk in the park. Top Gun Liz Terrell

93 Mike Ferry SCOUT OATH OR PROMISE On my honor I will do my best To do my duty to God and my country and to obey the Scout Law; To help other people at all times; To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake, and morally straight.

94 Jean Shin It was now too late and too far to go back, and I went on. And the mists had all solemnly risen now, and the world lay spread before me. Charles Dickens For every minute you are angry you lose sixty seconds of happiness. Ralph Waldo Emerson

95 Lauren Shuke Life is the art of drawing w ithout an eraser. John Christian

96 Michelle Kornhauser HOW MANY, HOW MUCH How many slams in an old screen door? Depends how loud you shut it. How many slices in a bread? Depends how thin you cut it. How much good inside a day? Depends how good you live em. How much love inside a friend? Depends how much you give em. Shel Silverstein For long you live and high you fly, Smiles you'll give and tears you ll cry. And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. Pink Floyd

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98 4 0 * ' Oh how I wish I were a trinity, so if I lost a part of me I d still have two of the same to live But nobody gets a lifetim e rehearsal, as specks of dust w e re universal To let this love survive would be the greatest gift we could give Tell all the friends who think th e y re so to- * gether / ~ * That these are ghosts and mirages, these f thoughts of fairer weather Though it s storm ing out I feel safe within ' 0 the arms of love s discovery. «, Indigo Girls w Rebecca G

99 Somebody once asked me: what it was that I was doing, that is, what with my life am I doing. And had, and have not one answer, not one. But I know what I have seen here, this is the asylum. KDL I know you all, and will a while uphold the unyoked hum or of your idleness... Shakespeare Henry IV During that walk I felt for the first time the mark of Cain on my forehead. Hermann Hesse

100 fhorsten Kollmar Fuerchte Dich nicht glaube nur. Markus 5, 36 All we need is love, all we get is homework. Me We Germans fear God, but nothing else in the world. Otto Von Bismark, 1888 The wind of change goes straight into the face of time. Scorpions

101 Mike Scarlata I don t know where life will lead me, But I know where I ve been. I don t know what life will show me, But I know what I've seen. Tried my hand at love and friendship But all that is past and gone. This little boy is moving on. Jim m y Cliff I go to parties sometim es until four. It s hard to leave when you can't find the door. Joe Walsh We all come in from the cold We all come down from the wire and everybody warms themselves to a different fire. W. Axl Rose

102 Kidana Kassahun Wv... if the students in this country forgot the analysis that has been presented to them, and they began to research this problem of racism for themselves, independent of politicians and did it themselves, then some of their findings would be shocking. But they would see that they would never be able to bring about a solution to racism in this country as long as they're relying on the governm ent to do it. Malcolm X

103 Laura Howard The deepest rivers flow with the least sound. Quintus Curtius

104 Kevin Capinpin The photographer's eye is perpetually evaluating. Henri Cartier-Bresson With engineering genius fired by passion, anything can be achieved. Mercedes-Benz All men by nature desire knowledge. Aristotle

105 Rob Hall This thing called time, beautiful, autom atic dimension that relentlessly measures our steps, neither hastening them nor retarding, however short or long they may be, time will resolve all our problems. It is useless to rack our brains for the solution, we must live as if there was no problem, and as if there were no solutions to be obtained. This is the final automatism, demanding no effort but that of living... Man Ray

106 Kate Prescott We do not believe in ourselves until someone reveals that deep inside us som ething is valuable, worth listening to, w orthy of our trust, sacred to our touch. Once we believe in ourselves we can risk curiosity, wonder, spontaneous delight or any experience that reveals the human spirit. e.e. cummings Good friends we have, Good friends we have lost, Along the way, In this great future, You can t forget your past. So dry your tears I say... Bob Marley How does it feel to be free? she asked. I like it," said Wilbur. That is, I guess I like it. Actually, Wilbur felt queer to be outside his fence, with nothing between him and the big world. Where do you think I d better go? Anywhere you like, anywhere you like, said the goose. Go down through the orchard, root up the sod! Go down through the garden, dig through the radishes! Root up everything! Eat grass! Look for corn! Look for oats! Run all over! Skip and dance, jum p and prance! Go down through the orchard and stroll in the woods! The world is a wonderful place when y ou re young. E. B. White

107 Dan Safer The im portant thing Is to pull yourself by your own hair To turn yourself inside out And see the whole world with fresh eyes. Jean-Paul Morat It was tim e for the surprise. Please sit dow n, announced the man in the red suit, I will sing a song for you. We all clapped and shouted bravo and Jerom e fell off his chair. Hey Willy See the Pyramids

108 Jasper Shahn Nothing is true; everything is permitted. Rashid al-din Sinan Any man who gives a good account of him self is probably lying. George Orwell

109 Never put off 'till tom o rrow what you can do the day after tom orrow. Mark Twain Matt Katzenbach 107

110 Chuck Buttaci What I have to do, I have to catch everybody if they start to go over the cliff I mean if th e y re running and they don t look where they're going I have to com e out from somewhere and catch them. That's all I'd do all day. I'd just be the catcher in the rye and all. I know it s crazy, but th a t s the only thing I d really like to be." Remember when the days were long And rolled beneath a deep blue sky Didn t have a care in the world With m om m y and daddy standin by But happily ever after fails... This is the end of the innocence. Don Henley J.D. Salinger The Catcher in the Rye

111 Read dozens of books about heroes and crooks and I've learned much from both of their styles. Jim m y Buffett Chandra Bhatnagar I'll take with me the m em ories, to be my sunshine after the rain. It's so hard to say goodbye to yesterday. Boys II Men I look forw ard fo r a future in which our country will m atch its m ilitary strength with our moral restraint, its wealth with our wisdom, its power with our purpose. John F. Kennedy

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113 Arthur Rotberg If you tell the truth you don t have to rem em ber anything. Mark Twain "Does the road wind up-hill all the w ay? "Yes, to the very end. "Will the day s journey take the whole long day? "From morn to night, my friend. Christina Rossetti

114 Geoff Atkinson Fun may be the m ost im portant discipline of all. Porsche This is what happens when you chase a dream and not the com petition. Anonymous The good old days are gone. Times are changing for the better. Anonymous Sometimes being different is the price of being better. Anonymous

115 Harvey Bradley Yea, though I walk through The valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; For thou art with me. Winners win and losers lose. Anonymous Psalm 23

116 Somewhere Out There Josh Adler June, 1990 Ernest Akins June, 1989 Michael Anderson December, 1983 Tanya Baril August 1987 Cyrus Beer June, 1989 Jared Bilanin June, 1989 Johanna Blakely June, 1982 Rachel Brahlnsky - June, 1988 Brian Carley June, 1980 Jo Chen June, 1988 Yi Chen June, 1987 Adam Churchill June, 1989 Shawn Chypre June, 1989 Gist Croft June, 1989 Ed Culotta June, 1987 Kim D Adamo June, 1988 Mike Dawes February, 1989 Tim de Gavre June, 1987 Becky Dengler June, 1989 Ashley Dixon June, 1988 Kate Egan June, 1989 Jason Engleka June, 1985 Courtney Faller June, 1988 Jillian Forusz June, 1983 Sita Frederick June, 1990 Sanjit Ganguli June, 1989 John Hagios June, 1985 Peter Hegener June, 1988 Mark Hodkinson June, 1990 James Hong June, 1985 Cord Johnston June, 1989 Peter Knipe June, 1988 Megan Kuser June, 1980 Terry Leddy June, 1987 Helen Lee June, 1987 Stacey Lucas June, 1981 Mark Mazzetti June, 1988 Anders Mikkelsen June, 1986 Donald Moore-Russell June, 1989 Jeanne Motola June, 1980 Lisa Niggeman June, 1989 John Rak June, 1988 Pat Read June, 1989 Alicia Reed June, 1981 Clark Reed June, 1985 Kara Reinhardt June, 1987 Peter Retzlaff December 1989 Warren Riley June, 1987 Dan Robson August, 1987 Kari Rolph June, 1988 Renee Sarett June, 1982 Julie Satow June, 1988 Gian Scozzaro June, 1988 Stephanie Sheldon June, 1988 Eon Shin June, 1987 Dan Southwick June, 1989 Niranjan Sundaram June, 1990 Andrew Sykes June, 1986 Anisa Talwani June, 1986 Jesse Tomkins June, 1989 Ingrid Torkelsen June, 1984 Maude Veech June, 1984 Alex Vielbig June, 1984 Patty Wang June, 1987 Raymond Wong June, 1988

117 13 (and 14!) Years at PDS Natasha Datta, Andy Goldenson, Jonathan Benedict, Sarah Berkman, James Francomano, Pauline Roberts and Rebecca Mounds. For thirteen years you have added so much to the PDS com m unity. Many changes were made to the school during your tim e here, and through it all you continued to support PDS. From athletics to architecture, your influence has bettered our school. Congratulations for sticking with it! PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL M IS S W E IG E L M R S D AV IS K IN D E R G A R T E N

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135 Tens of thousands of Iraqis were killed by the United States and its allies afte r Saddam Hussein invaded Kuwait in January Hussein s soldiers re tre a te d fro m Kuv/ait, le a v in g th e c o u n try in sham bles, but th e Iraqi leader remained in power. <9 *i Rap star Vanilla Ice was d iscovere d in a Dallas, Texas nightclub. It didn t take long fo r the 22-yearold rapper to hit the top of the charts. His debut album, "T o the Extrem e, h it the six m illion m ark. "E xtrem ely Live! was another of his hits. During the war in Iraq, Saddam Hussein's forces ignited hundreds of oil wells in Kuwait. Smoke belched from the torched wells fo r many m onths afterwards. Satellite photos showed a black-grey plume swept south from Kuwait as far south as the Arabian Sea equal to the distance from Manhattan to the tip of Florida. Meanwhile, the invasion of Iraq caused destruction estim ated to be in the hundreds of millions of dollars. M onths after the American m ilitary forces freed Kuwait City, the effects of war were still evident. The Way It Was: Jan Jan V ic e P r e s id e n t D an Quayle, the boyish looking second in com m and, was criticized as a liability to th e p r e s id e n c y. B u t Quayle survived the c riticism and worked well w ith P re sid e nt Bush. Q uayle and his wife Marilyn have three children Tucker, 17; Ben, 14; and Corinne, 12. Civil war broke out in Yugoslavia in the sum m er of Croatia and Slovenia declared independence from the federation in June, In the past, all six were held together under the leadership of President Tito, but Tito's death in 1980 and the crum bling of C om m unism s powerful cem ent throughout Eastern Europe allowed the forces clam oring fo r dem ocracy and ethnic self-determ ination to break into uncontrolled violence. Paul Simon sings harm onically and rhythm ically rich melodies. The 49-year-old S im o n and a 1 7 -p ie c e b a n d d ra w n fr o m fiv e nations stepped on stage in C e n tra l P ark in New York City for a concert.

136 The coup in the Soviet Union began on August 19, An eight-m an com m ittee led by Vice President Gennady Yanayev to o k pow er from President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. Tanks and other m ilita ry gear moved into Moscow as Russian President Boris Yeltsin called on Russians to resist the coup. On Tuesday, August 20, President George Bush was joined by the European Com m unity and demanded Gorbachev s return to power. Three of the leaders of the new eight-man ruling com m ittee were said to step down. On Wednesday, August 21, the leaders of the coup were reported to have fled Moscow. Tanks and arm ored personnel carriers moved away from Russian Parliam ent and leaders of the national legislature dem anded th a t G orbachev be re tu rn e d to pow er. The C om m u n ist P arty denounced the takeover. On Thursday, August 22, Gorbachev returned to Moscow before dawn and reassumed his position as President of the Soviet Union. He was not able to regain his previous authority, however. Gorbachev disbanded the Com m unist Party and throughout the republics of the USSR, nationalist m ovem ents took advantage of th e ir new freedom. One by one, the republics declared their independence from the Soviet Union. In Moscow, Boris Yeltsin, President of the Russian republic, com m anded Secretary of State James A. Baker III was President Bush s representative on dozens of diplom atic trips around the world but prim arily to the Middle East. A peace conference in the Middle East was his prim ary mission. A lasting peace in the Middle East has been a goal of many presidents, but President Bush was hopeful th a t it would become a reality during his adm inistration. vast popular support a fte r his brave protests to the August coup. Riding a wave of popularity and nationalist fe r vor he continually challenged Gorbachev's authority as m ore and m ore of the re p u b lics abandoned th e c ru m b lin g central governm ent. On December 6, P resident Yeltsin of Russia and the presidents of the Ukraine and Byelorus announced th e ir intention to create a new Com m onwealth of Independent States. The Com m onwealth would be open to all of the previous Soviet republics and possibly to other nations, as well. Gorbachev and his Soviet governm ent were left out as negotiations began between the form er republics. The main issue under consideration was the distribution of the USSR's nuclear missiles located within the boundaries of the new independent republics. In the Russian republic, Yeltsin dem anded th a t G orbachev step down from his position as leader of the USSR and give the Krem lin to Russia's national governnm ent. As 1992 began on January 1, the ham m er and sickle flag of the Soviet Union was lowered fo r the last tim e over the tsar's old fortress. In its place, the new Russian flag fluttered over the Kremlin in Moscow. Michael Jordan flew through the air w ith the greatest of ease. The 28year-old basketball star of the Chicago Bulls led his te a m to th e NBA cham pionship in In this photo he drives up the lane fo r a finger roll layup during a gam e w ith th e H ou sto n Rockets. Paula Abdul has been all over the charts in recent years. The form er Los Angeles Lakers cheerleader hit the top of the charts w ith her latest album "S pellbound. Shown in this photo, the singer-choreographer perform s at the MTV award extravaganza.

137 P re s id e n t Bush n o m in a te d C la re n c e Thomas, a 43-year-old conservative Republican, to the Supreme Court. Nearly three m onths later he was confirm ed by the U.S. Senate by a vote of 52-48, after a series of tu m u ltu o u s and fie ry public hearings. Just days before the full Senate was to vote, some serious allegations of sexual harassment were raised. Professor Anita Hill, a 35-yearold law professor from the University of Oklahoma and form er assistant fo r Thomas at the E.E.O.C., claimed she was the victim of sexual harassment while the tw o worked together about 10 years earlier. The Senate com m ittee reconvened and heard about three days of riveting testim ony from Thomas and Hill and a group of supporters from both sides. As the school year began in Septem ber, 1991, President George Bush was trying to get his nominees to the Supreme Court (Clarence Thomas) and the C.I.A. (R obert Gates) successfully through the co n firm ation process. But two of his m ajor tasks were peace in the Middle East and a lingering recession at hom e in the United States. And w ith a presidential election around the corner, the president was p u tting together his re-election team. Barbara Bush was constantly in the public eye as the wife of the President of the Unites States. But in quieter tim es, the 66- year-old grandm other says she yearns fo r the day when she and the president can spend more tim e doing selfish things with one another and their grandchildren. However, fo r now she is content to be the First Lady of the United States. One of the many rallying points fo r in te r national environm entalists was the Brazilian rain forest. Thousands of square m iles of fo re s t w ere being cut down and env iro n m e n ta lis ts fro m around the w orld petitioned governm ents, h e ld ra llie s and led m arches to stop the devastation. Arnold Schwarzenegger, the body-building, action-adventure actor, was a big hit in the highly successful movie Term inator 2: Judgem ent Day. At a cost of more than $90 million, it was the m ost expensive m ovie ever made. Schwarzenegger is shown in this photo in front of an image of his wife, Maria Shriver.

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159 First Row: Jim Shatz, Dominika Tarczynska, Michael Zarzecki, M argaret Pan, Gavin Jackson, Second Row: Mr. Franz, David Levin, Charles Buck, Dana Scott, Ann Murphy, Mandy Rabinowitz, Miss Sconzert. Third Row: Peter Casey, Mike Ternoey, Bradley Lyons, David Soloway, Ameesh Shah, Noah Rozman. First Row: Hilary Parker, Alakee Bethea, Hilary Miller, Alicia Irvin. Second Row: Kaseem Carter. Robert Goldberg, Charles Plohn, Seth Adler, Gayarti Bhatnager, Katie G riffith, Michael Sicora. Third Row: Mr. Gudgel, Mitali Routh, Danielle Stram m andi, Michael Lewis, Senait Kassahun, Roy Lynam, Nicholas Lee, Ms. Grigger. First Row: Cris Jespersen. Second Row: Elizabeth Gloner, Lianne Kaylor, Alexandra Johnson, Austin Williams, Jeffrey Babad, Zachary Schwartz, Chitra Ramalingam, Hadley Hosea. Third Row: Mr. Howe, Jon Mikel Vereen, Ted Chase, Babi Battacharjee, Jeffrey Schor, Ben Katz, Mrs. Yorkshire. First Row: Jane Egan, Maria Sariano. Second Row: Jason Randall, Michael Slapp, Martin Norvicki, Eleanor Marquis, Stephanie Wavle, Whitney Robinson. Third Row: Ms. Mortensen, Kevin Mackay, Rachel Howe, Thomas Anderman, Mrs. Baker. Fourth Row: Seton Marshall, Brandice Gwynn. Bryan Esposito, John W hittaker.

160 First Row: John Podurgiel, Erik M ortberg. Second Row: Mrs Ott, Brooke Katz, Abigail Doyle, Ian Young, Anna Critchlow, Naomi Dunson, Jennifer Ehret, Sherri Davidoff, Michael Dimino, Mrs. von Mayrhauser. Third Row: Aaron Jackson, Chris Conley, David Boneparth, Eric Hochberg, B right Limm Megan Hart. First Row: Anna Lewis, Vinaya Sermadevi. Second Row: M atthew Sherring, Joseph Nem iroff, Sonali Aggerwal, Lawson McNeil, Jessie Oser, Kari Zarzecki, Mr. Samuel Finnell. Third Row: C hristopher Prevost, Justin Gaylord, Jake Dickson, Ryan Thornton, Andrew Southern, Kevin Meehan, Owen Sivitz. First Row: Kendra Beagles. Second Row: Mrs. Cross, Lauren Nugent, Shaifali Aggarwal, Phil DeGisi, Susan Frauenhoffer, James Pearce, Mrs. Carroll. Third Row: Eric Cholankeril, M atthew Trowbridge, Adam Smith, Robin Ackerman. First Row: Alyssa Spiro, David Bailey. Second Row: Mr. Rulon-Miller, Michael Bracken, Andrew Dean, Mrs. Daly- Rouse, Amanda Willard, Elizabeth Gordon, Mrs. Henkin. Third Row: Alex Cotton, Heather Hall, Jeffrey Kurtz, Marguerita De Senna. Laurie Zucker, Eleanor Cockburn.

161 First Row: Brendan Kamm, Ashley Marshall, Debra Fisher, Francesco Rusciano. Second Row: Mrs. Rizza, Rebecca Gordon, Andrea DeMuth, Annie Jamieson, Meena Fernandes, Lauren Welsh, Ms. Williams. Third Row: Chris Gill, John Walsh, Thomas Williams, Hal Wansley, Alex M atthews, Casey Unterm an, M atthew Hankin First Row: Claire Meehan, Brian Doyle, Stephanie Sanders, Ben Brown, Christina Wiskowski. Second Row: Mr. Marcuard, Alice Pan, Chris Gerry, Melissa Berger, Annie W hittaker, Mrs. Soloway. Third Row: C hristopher Wang. Ben Petrick, Tom Marquis, Regan Kenyon. M att Riepenhoff, Ryan Carty, M atthew Soriano. First Row: Keri Bernstein, Chris W estcott, David Lemm, Tina Flores. Second Row: Hana Heinekin, Margo Smith, Joanna W oodruff, Patrick Holmes, Maren Levine, Larry Miller, Ms. Forcina. Third Row: Shannon Rotunda, B rett Carty, Ted Shoaf, Jay G riffith, Jeff Coleman, Scott Tria.

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164 Fourth Grade PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL 1991 «1992 First Row: Mrs. Hart, Alexandra Koerte, Arielle Le Gran- Grace Ko, Isabel Howe, Mrs. Jackson. Second Row: R( ry Connolly, Ben Brickner, Adam Varga, Robbie Wanj Chris Sinclair, Billy Langer. First Row: Pieter Heineken, G arrett Sussman. Second Row: Jessica Batt, M att Casey, Christine Frauenhoffer, Lauren Tyler, Robert Crawley, Alexa Miller. Natasha Jacques, Mrs. Ott. Third Row: Tom m y Foster, Trevor Lamb, Chris Leddy, Richard Fox. PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL 1991 o 1992 PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL 1991 o 1992 First Row: Jaime Annexy, Krishna Andavlou. Second Rc Laura Davidoff, Jenny Gladden, Allison DiBianca, Ale Rosenberg, Melissa Rosenberg, Mrs. Atiram. Third Ro Robert Tawse, Brendan Hart, Dixon Hayes, Chip Di gins, Mark Webb.

165 First Row: Jordan Nielson, Synde Levine, Hilary Sivitz, Romy Celler. Second Row: Kristin Miller, Tim my Lawrence, Dara Friedland, Sonya Cotton, Lily Storkman, Ryan Mullaly, Tobin Hack, Mrs. Ferguson. Third Row: Andrew Dunnavant, Alexander Lewis, Richard Crowley, Peter Gerry. PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL First Row: Michael Maguire, John Fizer. Second Row: Mrs. Rulon-Miller, Natalie Hamill, Mia Rabinowitz, Vera Vine, Kiriana Cowansage, Jessica Scholes. Third Row: William Funk, Leonhard Heubach, Nicky Sardar, Thom as Pittm an, Tahir Johnson. First Row: Andy Sudhakar. Second Row: Alexandra Hankin, Carolyn Yarian, Meade Goodman, B rittany Bagley, Lauren Sanders, Allison Welsh, C ourtney Riepenhoff, Mrs. Finnerty. Third Row: M atthew Levine, Alex Conway, Ford Scudder, Jason Lee, Byron Lescroart.

166 "PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL > 1991 i 1992 First Row: Craig Jackson, Robert Leddy, Daniel Bed sem, Tyler Wood, Alan Gordon. Second Row: Kaitl Snyder, Alice Chow, Ilona Spiro, C ourtney Bergh, St phanie Costa, Natasha Pittm an, Mrs. Atkeson. Thii Row: M att Clark, Richard DiBianca, V incent Jame Parker Curtis, Mark Eisenacher. First Row: Christine Koerte, Michael Battaglia, Sandeep M urthy, Whitney Hayes, Peter Limm, Benjamin Bodnar. Second Row: Mr. Laughlin, Lauren Barish, Jennifer Urs, Jillian Sierocki, Gina Piscopo, Micaela Concool, Mrs. Williams. Third Row: Patrick Southern, Willie Hamill, Michael Kassler-Taub, Chris Palsho, Michael Sieglen. PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL 1991 i 1992 LO W ER SCHOOL M R S W ILL IA M S MR LA U C H L IN SECO ND CRADE PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL First Row: David Ostro, Glenn Sudnick, Alex Moser, Jo; Donington. Second Row: Ariana Stahm er, Dorian Ba' Stefanie Dursin, Eliz Greenberg, Alicia Tria, Stacy K lafer, Mrs. Houston. Third Row: John G. Denise, Johaf M ortberg, Nath Halpern, Charles Brower, Michael Fr goso, Nathaniel Smith.

167 First Row: Blake Hill, Andrew Gentile. Second Row: Jenna Makrancy, Jennifer Wilkinson, Hope Stockm an, Allison Marshall, Emily Gladden, Blair Lamb, Mrs. Carty. Third Row: Noah Fisher, Ben Newton, Philip Katz, Jesse Stephens, Laddie Sanford. PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL 1991 «1992 L O W t* SCHOOL First Row: Michael Reed, Stephen Widlak. Second Row: Hollis Wansley, Shelby Scudder, Emily Starkey, Abie Handler, Corey Sussman, Elyse Kotzker, Cory Johnson, Mrs. Davis. Third Row: Derek Chase. Bernard Ozarowski, Peter Rulon-Miller, Erich Matthes, Peter Moll. First Row: James Bird, Michael Highland. Second Row: Hilary Sweatt, Eleanor Oakes, Annie Chow, Anita Deshpande, Farrah Celler, Brittany Adams, Alice Brindle, Mrs. McCord. Third Row: Avery Tarasov, John Sierocki, Tony Hack, Karam Kapur, Justin Revelle. PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL (991 } 1992

168 Kindergarten PRINCETON DArsCHOOL H RS H IL LER LOWER SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN First Row; Michael Costa. Second Row; Maria Battaglia, Betsy Starkey, Owen Michaels, Miss Miller, Sara Paine, Emily Garber, Lisa Hayes. Third Row: Colin Mayer, Michael Crowley, Tom m y Langer, Harrison Buck, Rajeev Sharma, M atthew Tarduogno. PRINCETON DAY SCHOOL 1991 #1992 HRS S IE G E L LOWER SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN First Row: John Gallagher. Second Row: Suzanna Curtis, Carly Berger, Beth Breslin, Mrs. Siegel, Laura Paine, Carly Bedesem, Sheila Fernandes. Third Row: Adam Friedland, Zak Atiram, Erik Hanft, Trevor J. Campbell, Michael Gordon, John M ccarthy.

169 PRINCETON DAFSCHOOL Low ed SCHOOL First Row: Allegra Asplundh-Smith, Danielle Horowitz, Claudia Parsons, Katie Levine, Asghar Alam, Julianna Clark, Michael Limn. Second Row: Justin French, Nicholas Smith, Sean Massimo, Miss Zielinski, John Peach, John-Henry Scherck. Junior Kindergarten First Row: Al Smith, John Paul Haddad, Win Thurm an, Charles Bird, William Denise. Second Row: Alex Brindle, Gyan Kapur, M atthew Sandy, Jared Makrancy, M atthew Cook, Andrew Sieglen, Mrs. Trapp.

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175 Pageant 1992 freshman presentation in recent PDS history. The Juniors created a Purgatory gam e show and a host of heavenly (or otherwise) beings. The S o p h o m o re s, th e second place winners, recreated the sounds of a rainstorm inside the gym, then revealed a stunning rainbow to win a very deserved second prize. The blue ribbon, however, w ent to the Class of '92 for the second year in a row. They are the first class ever to win back-to-back. The winning prese n ta tio n w as W h e re s W a ld o " brought to life. The amazing sets and inventive them e carried the Senior class to victory.

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195 Seen in the Spokesman Highlights from the PDS Newspaper... that Mrs. Burns won a national award of $1,000 from the National Organization Women for a proposed project, which involves producing an annotated bibliography of publications relevant to w om en s issues.... The Mrs. Shepherd had a book review of a recent biography of Anne Lindbergh published in the current issue of New Jersey History.... that Rev Reimers drives a 1350cc Harley-Davidson FX-4 m otorcycle in the summer?... that PDS opened in 1965 w ithout a headm aster and a com m ittee of four ran the school: Mr. McAneny, Mr. Merle-Smith, Mrs. Vogt and Mrs. Beverly Williams. The students called them The Fearsome Foursom e because they were all so kind and gentle.... that eleven PDS students had poems printed in Under Age, a collection of poems and prose by young people under the age of 18, published by the Arts Council of Princeton and edited by Judith Michaels, who read anonymous manuscripts.... that the junior kindergarten class of 92 was entirely boys.,.. that Mr. Doug McClure, PDS s first headmaster was shot in his office by an enraged faculty m em ber and that Mr. Sandy Bing, who came to his aid, was stabbed with the perpetrato r s dirty dagger?... that Colress served as a Civil War Hospital in Alexandria, Virginia?... that until the late 1970's, the Carriage House housed an auto shop class?... that Miss Grigger was on a Field Paleontology project in South Dakota last sum m er and unearthed a skull of a mosasaur, which was a significant find?... that a bookcase in the Pretty Brook Farmhouse swings open to reveal a passageway that leads into the den.... that of the 50 writers published in Cymblas Too, Mrs. Shepherd taught 25 in English courses at either Miss Fine s School or at PDS.... that the school m otto, Semper Luceat (may it ever shine), was carried over from Miss Fine's School.... that Mrs. Howart, upper school English teacher and com puter teacher, spent Christmas vacation in Majorca on an Earthwatch program, working on an archeological dig.... that a picture of a scene from the PDS production As You Like It last year is on the cover of a new book by Peter Roberts (son of the late Donald Roberts) entitled: Shakespeare and the Moral Curriculum. Mrs. Michaels is quoted on the back cover and in a brochure.... that Mr. James Atkeson, assistant head of the middle school, is a hang-glider, and recently glided tw enty feet in the gym.... that this year s 97 m em ber senior class is the largest in PDS history?

196 Seen in the Spokesman Highlights fro m the PDS Newspaper Students Among First to See New Soviet Union by Daniel Weiner and staff The PDS Russian Exchange trip will take place in spite of the world-shaking overthrow of power in the Soviet Union and the disintegration of com m unism. Mr. Skvir, an upper school Russian teacher and the director of all exchange programs, will take a group of ten PDS students to Moscow from November seventh to November thirtieth. This trip was originally scheduled for late August and early September. Mr. Skvir went to Washington Friday, October 4, to confer with group leaders of other student visits to the form er USSR and with State Departm ent officials. We now have a staff of three American adm inistrators in Moscow to supervise all student programs. This will be the PDS s third exchange visit under the guidance of Mr. Skvir. In previous years he had conducted five tours of the Soviet Union, which often included faculty members. The delegation of students will stay in the homes of various Moscow students and will be hosts to these young people next April. The PDSers will be attending classes in the same school (No. 84) as in previous years. A m em orandum from the US-USSR High School Academic Partnership Program states that teachers and local schools are gaining increased control over the curricula and in setting educational goals. The head of the English D epartm ent of school No. 84, Mrs. E.M. Burova, a woman of remarkable intellect, w arm th and charm, who made many friends among our faculty on her first visit here, will be of great help to the students. Mr. Skvir hopes that the PDS group will also be able to go to St. Petersburg (form erly Leningrad) for a few days. In order to insure that things go sm oothly during the exchange, Mr. Skvir has visited the state departm ent in Washington D.C. to secure visas for the PDS students. Oct. 1991, Vol. XXVII, No. 3 Mr. Skvir stands in fro n t of Moscow School 84 with, from left to right, Irina Liubimova, Larissa Vasilchenko and Elena Burova. EnAct s Efforts Benefit School and C om m unity by Andy Goldenson Participation, sponsorship, and education have been three major parts of the Environmental Action Club this year. While keeping in mind global environmental issues, the club has succeeded in solving several local environmental problems both here at PDS and in the Princeton com m unity. Recently the club organized a project to plant trees in the area. They were planted in places where previous trees had been cut down to build sewer lines. All of the trees which were planted were bought by the club. EnAct also held a tree raffle as a fund raiser at the PDS Panther Party. These trees were donated by nearby nurseries. The patrons included: Frank's Nursery which donated a Sweet Gum, Obal s Garden Market which donated a Carolina Silver Bell, Klockner's Nursery which donated a River Birch, Peterson s Nursery which donated two apple trees, Makrancy Garden Center which donated a Ficus, and A & C Nursery which donated a hem lock and a blue spruce. In addition to planting trees, the club has also recently sponsored a recycled paper co-op. This enabled over 100 families to purchase recycled paper goods such as napkins, toilet paper, facial tissue, and paper towels. All of the products which were sold were made out of actual paper which had been recycled, and not bits of sawdust. A third major project which the Environmental Club has initiated is a shift from paper plates and plastic utensils in the cafeteria to ceram ic plates 1

197 and metal flatware. The tentative switch from disposable plates and utensils was soon made permanent and the Environmental Club succeeded in finding a solution to one m ore environmental problem at PDS. Another action which took place was the writing of approximately 120 letters to the Senate. These letters supported bills protecting old growth forests and protested those opening the Arctic refuges for oil development. The goals of the Club this year have been primarily to educate the faculty and the student body at PDS, and to make actual environmental reforms in the school and the com m unity. In the future, the club plans to have a low energy day when each student will try to find a way to get to school that saves energy, (i.e. car pool with a friend, walk to school, or ride a bike to school instead of taking a car.) Also, the club would like to expand the co-op to a m onthly service. By participating in these projects this past school year and making PDS students aware of environmental issues, the club hopes to establish, stated faculty Ms. Cutler, "PDS as a model for the com m unity." June 1991, Vol. XXVII, No. 2 Students Appear on National TV HiTOPS makes presentation on Growing Up in the Age of Aids by M atthew Hurford What were you watching last Sunday evening (February 2) from 6:30 to 8:00? Were you among the hapless victims of the Home Shopping Club s Groundhog s Day Bonanza Sale? T ha t s unfortunate because ABC was airing a special ninety-m inute live program entitled "G rowing up in the Age of AIDS: a National Town Meeting. The audience, which played an active role in the program, reflected a broad spectrum of opinions and beliefs concerning the AIDS epidemic. Among the participants were several faces familiar to the greater Princeton com m unity: namely, the HiTOPS Teen Council. HiTOPS, which stands for Health Interested Teens' Own Program on Sexuality, is a program "dedicated to prom oting the sexual health of young people." The Princeton based organization is com prised of twelve area seniors: seven from Princeton High School and five from PDS. The Students were asked to be on the Town M eeting" following their January 25 appearance on WABC s TV show "M aking It." It was an amazing experience, says HiTOPS m em ber Rebecca Hart XII. "Teens are the ones who should be talking to teens about AIDS and the Town Meeting gave us a chance to do just th a t. Rebecca was joined by classmates Tricia Frank, Suzanne Dolan, M att Hurford, and Dave Wise. At one point in the program M att and Dave p e rfo rm e d a skit in w hich a c o n cerned father (M att) dem onstrates the proper way to use a condom to his teen-aged son (Dave). The skit, which marked a network first, was intended not only to teach people about condom s but also to stress the im portance of com m unication. "People have to learn how to talk to each o th e r," insists Dave. "H ow can we expect to com bat this problem if we can t even discuss it?" Mrs. Wise and Mrs. Hurford, m others of Dave and Matt, also made im portant com m ents during the show. On January 27, six HiTOPS m em bers had lunch with the host of the Town Meeting, Peter Jennings. The purpose of the meeting was to plan the teen role in the prime tim e show. HiTOPS team ed up with another peer sexuality education group from Manhattan's Mt. Sinai Hospital, in an a tte m p t to convince the ABC anchor that teenagers are ready, willing and able to educate their peers about subjects like AIDS. The end result was a redesigned program schedule with a stronger emphasis on peer education. Although the bulk of the airtime was dedicated to other guests such as the Surgeon General of the United State, Dr. Novello, several HiTOPS m em bers had a chance to express their opinions about various AIDS related issues. The audience, six million strong, was slightly larger than the thirty person workshops th a t HiTOPS m em bers w ere accustom ed to addressing. "We tried our best to ignore the fact that millions of people were watching us, said Dave. Although grateful for their national exposure, the HiTOPS m em bers shared the hope that more will be done. In my opinion, as a m em ber of HiTOPS, it would be truly naive to think that a crisis of this magnitude could be solved by ninety minutes of television. Feb. 1991, Vol. XXVII, No. 6

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200 Athletic Association: Brian Mauney, Anne Marie Bernhard, Dan Ragsdale, Wes Robinson, Suzie Dolan, Sarah Berkman, Dave Jackson. Missing from picture: Kyra Skvir, David Jackson, Cindy Laudenberger. Com m unity Service: Sam Hardy, Deborah Pollard, Emily Miller, Tassie Skvir, Tammy Meade, Levina Kim. SAC: Joshua Ticktin (why?), Bryan Draper, Drew Seltzer, Jen Mitchell, Tasha Datta, Nicole Cargulia, Lisa Lake, Missy Parker, Missing from picture: Salena Marshall, B ritte Lynam, Joe Goldberg.

201 Cymbals: First Row: M rinalini Kamath, Eric Wolarsky, Alison Cho, Abe Mezrich. Second Row: Andy Goldenson, Sungin Kim, Stacey Ho, Jamie Francomano, Adrienne Scholz, Carin Moonin, Adam Brom wich, Jeffrey McKay, Paulina Nissenblatt, Chris Bird, Jessica Varga. Third Row: Jim Graziano, Julie Simon, Adam Petrick, Tom Carroll, Elliot Williams, Mike Brown. Spokesman: First Row: Jonathan Benedict, Jim Graziano, Dave Wise, Ravi Dalai, Kevin Capinpin. Second Row: Josh Ticktin, Brian Kohn, Andy Goldenson, Sungin Kim, Stacey Ho, Jamie Francomano, Adrienne Scholz, Carin Moonin, Adam Brom wich. Third Row: Abe Mezrich, Veronica White, Elliot Williams, Arrielle Krebs, Mike Brown, Alison Cho, Lenka Peniskova, Grant Gould.

202 Sportsman: First Row: Weston Willard, Jonathan Graziano. Elliot Williams, Jodi Zagorin, Joel Melendez. Second Row: Brian Kohn, Mike Brown, Jim Graziano. Amnesty International: First Row: Sharon Thomas, Michele Kalafer, Mr. Eppply-Schmidt, Marika Sardar, Liz Harman, Jonathan Benedict, Alison Cho, Ryan Purdy, M att (Mr. President) Hurford, Julie Seltzer, Bryan Taylor, Shara Feldman. Second Row: Mariah Howe, Marina Gershman, Cornelia Wu, Rebecca Hart, Nina Wolarsky, Alisa Gabbe. Third Row: Dan Weiner, Ian Halpern, Tom Crom er, Anita Agarwal, Rachel Griffin, Amy Kaplan, Rebecca Highland.

203 AFS: First Row: Eric Guinta, Adam Petrick, M att Dickson, Carolyn Cooper, Alison Cho. Second Row: Andrew Sicora, Stacey Namm, Sharon Thomas, M att Young, M arcy Webster, Tam m y Meade, Stephanie Mann, Danielle French, M att (J. Crew) Hurford, Ryan Purdy, Missy Parker, Nina Wolarsky. Third Row: Jason Bilanin, Mike Scarlata, Tom C rom er, Elliot Williams, Tom Carroll, Mike Brown. Fourth Row: Jayson White, Bryan Taylor. Spanish Club: First Row: Missy Parker. Second Row: Anupa Shah, Molly Dwyer, M att Young, Stacey Namm, Sharon Thomas, M arcy Webster, Tam m y Meade, Danielle French, Michele Kalafer. Third Row: Mike Brown, Elliot Williams, Ryan Purdy, M att (Don t you take French?) Hurford, Danny Ragsdale.

204 Scuba Club: Bryan Draper, Benji Kuris, Dave Muccino, Phil White, G riffith Braddock (Do you really Scuba?). Model U.N.: Kneeling: Nathan Tain, Rob (Bob) Hall, Abe Mezrich, Ravi Dalai, Ryan Purdy, Dave Wise. First Standing Row: Kate Prescott, Stacey Namm, Darcey Carlson, Sarah Silverman, Romi Mukherjee, Jonathan Benedict, Brian Bilello, Stacey Ho, Jodi Zagorin, Adrienne Scholz. Third Row: M att Kramer, Brian Ferber, Rachel Zublatt, Cynthia Shafto, Arielle Krebs, Dan Oppenheim, Mike Brown, S cott Ostfeld, Elliot Williams, Michelle Kalafer, Bryan Taylor, Fred Sabb. Last Bunch of People: Cyrus Alphonse, John Stitzer, Jerry McMullen, M att Young, Mike Scarlata, Jayson White. Next tim e how about some straight lines, guys?.rwncetcn Da y Judiciary: Kevin Gallagher, Benjy Kuris, Abe Mezrich, Jean Chen, Kate Marquis, Dave Wise, Jason Bilanin.

205 Mock T ria l: F irst Row: M ike Schragger, Julie S elzter, Ami Shah, Stephanie Mann, Levina Kim, Jim G raziano, Kate M arquis. Second Row: Josh Ticktin, Benji Frost, Peter Choi. EnAct: First Row: Vero n ica W hite, Janna Levin, Lisa Lake, Blair Young, Meg Bencze, Becca Grounds, Anupa Shah, Alison Cho, Lauren Silk, Stacey Fein- ste in, Maggie Seidel, M inna Chang, Asima Panigrahi, Steve Rose, Yegnaswamy Semad- e vi, M a rika S a rd a r. Second Row: Ravi Dalai, Liz C u tle r, T om C r o m e r, F le a th e r Payne, Blythe Quinlan, K elly B a b b itt, Sheila Priory. Arch.-Eng. Club: First Row: W hitney W hite, Andy G oldenson, Laate O lukotun, Mark Rhoads, Eric W olarsky, Kevin Capinpin, Adam Brom wich, Mr. W hitlock. Second Row: Peter Choi, Julian Wong.

206 C om m unity Council: First Row: Jean Chen, Dave Wise, Dan Oppenheim, Mrs. Jackson, Katherine Powell, Josh Ticktin, S cott Feldman, Ali Kemeny, Kelly Babbitt, Tam m y Meade, Deepa Purushotham an, Sarah Silverman. Second Row: Brian Bilello, Wes Robinson, Mike Schragger, M att Hurford, John Ackerman, Ted Slaughter, Rev. Third Row: Adam Brom wich, Chandra Bhatnagar, Mr. Walker, Mr. McCord. Peer Group: Top to bottom : Rob Hall, Blair Young, Chris Sheldon, Mike Schragger, Jason Bilanin, Sharon Thomas, Art Rotberg, Deepa Purushotham an, Stacey Namm, Becca Grounds, M arcy Webster, Fred Sabb, Missy Parker, Dave Wise, Jon Benedict, Tam m y Meade. Standing: Sarah Berkman and Levina Kim. Missing from picture: Dave Jackson and Chandra Bhatnagar.

207 Glee Club: First Row: Jessica Varga, Moggie Spear, Missy W oodruff, Kelly B abbitt, Jen M itchell, Amanda Atwood, Cornelia Wu, Adrienne Scholz, Second Row: Betty Lee, Eun Bae, Marina Gershman, Pedro from Panama, Bryan Draper, Sam Hardy, Jeff McKay, Ryan Purdy, Rebecca Highland. Standing: Frank Jacobson. Madrigals: First Row: Pauline Roberts, M argaret Carmalt, Sarah Silverman. Second Row: Janna Levin, Emily Sachs, Rebecca Hart, Kate Marquis. Third Row: Moggie Spear, Amanda Breese, Liz Marquis. Fourth Row: Phil White, Adam Petrick, Amanda Atwood, Bryan Draper, Josh Siegel. Fifth Row: Mr. Jacobson, Sam Hardy, Jason Irby. Missing from Picture: Ami Shah, Stacy Ho, Sungin Kim (She took the photo), Andrew Sicora, Tom Carroll, Jeff McKay, Jamie Francomano.

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210 Varsity and JV Football: Front Row: Courtenay Batcha, Charles Butacci, Harvey Bradley, Jud Henderson, Jon Getty, Chandra Bhatnagar, Manager Chris Conley. Second Row: Brian Mauney, Pat Hearney, Griff Braddock, Andy Overman John Teffeau, John Marshall, Christian Heinisch. Third Row: Ted Shatz, Alan Dreisbach, Phil Glassner, Alex Batcha, Andy Katz. Ian Halpern, Ken Thompson. Fourth Row: David Babbitt, Danny Knipe, Dave Jackson, Myong Lee, Kevin Maldonado, Joel Melendez, M att Ross. Fifth Row: Coach Brown, Coach Adams, Coach Smalls, Coach Davies, Coach Spence. Girls Varsity Soccer: Front Row: Meg Bencze, Sarah Berkman, Lisa Lake, Kidana Kassahun, Julia Tatsch, Pauline Roberts, Deepa Purushotham an. Second Row: Michelle Boyd, Shannon Tate, Krista Teffeau, Suzy Dolan, Tammy Meade, Jodi Zagorin, Jen Baronian. Third Row: Coach Marcuard, Taryn Esposito, Jaime Jackson, Veronica White, Janna Levin, Molly Dwyer, Jen Mitchell, Lindsay Sternberg, Amanda Tate, Coach Drake.

211 Girls' Varsity Tennis: First Row: Alison Lieberman, M arcy Webster, Nicole Cargulia, Stacey Namm. Second Row: Susan Welt, Coach Stolzfus, Janina Washington, Sharon Thomas. Girls J.V. Tennis: Coach Cross, Lauren Silk, Asima Panigrahi, Florence Lam, Joey Scott, Missy Parker, Anita Agarwal, Arielle Krebs, Coach Noonan.

212 BASSIEB! r HASH * Cross-Country: First Row: John Leahy. Second Row: Ian Buck, John S titzer, Andy Goldenson, Justin Geisel, Chris Sheldon, Mike Sobieszczyk, Adam Petrick, Jerry McMullen, John Ackerman. Biking Club: Mr. Jacobson, Adam Brom wich, Kevin Capinpin, Jessie Varga, Benji Kuris, Tyler Shaw, Whitney White, Dan Weiner. Missing from picture: Several people who did not ride th a t day.

213 Boys J.V. Soccer: First Row: Jason Hart, Mike P inkerton. Second Row: Coach Drake, Coach Laughlin, Dan Sinaiko, Adam Schwartz, Mark Rhoads, Dan Spear, John Graziano, Justin Graham, Kevin Gallagher, Nate Egan, Alby Toto, Tristan LeGrand, Jeff Goldenson, Ted Slaughter, Jason Kane, Mike Wilde, Mike DeSenna, Wes Willard, Ian Wijaya, Andrew Townsend. Boys' Varsity Soccer: First Row: Manager Aly Kemeni, Dennis DeCore, Hayden Aaronson, Laate O lukotun, Dave Mason, S cott Willard, Alex Harris, Greg Glassner, S cott Feldman, Dan Ragsdale. Second Row: Coach Lemov, Eric Treilman, Dan Sinaiko, Brian Bilello, Steve Siegel, Mike Schragger, A rt Rotberg, Dave Jackson, Jason Powell, Mark Trowbridge, Coach G riffith.

214 Girls Varsity Field Hockey: First Row: Marika Sardar, M argaret Carm alt, Julie Ober, Kelly Babbitt, Heather Payne. Second Row: Manager Cyrus Alphonse, Courtney Eckhardt, B ritte Lynam, Anne Marie Bernhard, Chrissy Gum, Jesse Eaton, Emily Hoover, Darcey Carlson. Third Row: Cynthia Shafto, Kate P rescott, Tricia Frank, Becca Grounds, Liz Terrell, Michelle Kornhauser, Coach Lang, Alex W oodford, Coach Thomas, Blake Hogan, Blair Young, Emily Miller. Girls J.V. Field Hockey: First Row: Kyra Skvir. Second Row: Anupa Shah, Mariah Howe. Third Row: Mercedes Valle, Christina Uy, Maxim Ko, Blythe Quinlan, Missy W oodruff, Taryn Esposito, Wendy Walter. Fourth Row: Coach, Deborah Pollard, Sheila Priory, Maggie Seidel, Elyssa Doyle, Jessie Seid, Coach. Fifth Row: Sarah Silverman, Stacey Feinstein, Mina Kim.

215 Fall Team Records Boys Varsity Soccer Boys JV Soccer Varsity Football JV Football Varsity Field Hockey JV Field Hockey G irls Varsity Soccer Girls Varsity Tennis G irls JV Tennis Cross Country 8-4-0

216 Boys Varsity Basketball: First Row: Dave Wise, James Reed. Second Row: Coach First, Fred Sabb, Gary Moore, Scott Feldman, Akey Brown, S cott Willard, Jason Powell, Alex Harris, Ted Shatz, W alter Hosey, Dan Ragsdale, Harvey Bradley, Asst. Coach Davis. Boys JV Basketball: First Row: Ian Halpern, Chuck Flores, David Rappaport, John Hirsch, Hayden Aaronson, Drew Seltzer. Second Row: Doc, M att Shaffer, Josh Feldman, Jason Hart, Brian Mauney, Alex Harris, Coach Siems.

217 Girls' Varsity Basketball: First Row: Molly Dwyer, Jodi Zagorin, Akai W hitt, Emily Miller, Sarah Berkman, Veronica White, Anne Marie Bernhard, Darcy Carlson, Jenn M itchell. Second Row: Lindsay Sternberg. Kyra Skvir. Girls JV Basketball: First Row: Salena Marshall, Darcey Carlson, Emily Miller, Jodi Zagorin. Second Row: Florence Lam, Mercedes Valle, Veronica White, C hristine Uy.

218 Boy s Varsity Ice Hockey: First Row: Ren Thompson, Dan Knipe, Tom Capotosta, Pat Regan, Jason Bilanin, Erik Treilman. Second Row: Coach Minter, Wes Steffens, Courtenay Batcha, Cyrus Alphonse, Andy Overman, Judson Henderson, Mark Trowbridge, Alex Batcha, John Leahy, Jamie Francomano, Assistant Coach.

219 Girls' Varsity Ice Hockey: First Row: Michelle Boyd, Maggie Seidel, Jessica Seid, Kelly Babbit, Taryn Esposito, Sassy Priory. Second Row: Liz Terrell, Emily Hoover, Alex W oodford, Britte Lynam, Tam m y Meade, Marcy Webster, Jesse Eaton, Jen Baronian, C ourtney Eckhardt.

220 m - Fencing: First Row: W hitney White, Nathan Tain, Stacy Ho, Eric Wolarsky, Coach Epply-Schmidt, Jon Benedict, Nina Wolarsky, David Weeks, Abe Mezrich. Second Row: Ted Slaughter, Jeb Gray, Benji Kuris, James To, Ryan Purdy, Alison Cho, Rachel Griffin, Rebecca Highland. Third Row: Brad Hall, Alex Manka, Mike Chen, Ian Wijaya, Kevin Capinpin, Alex Wei, Ravi Ralal, Andy Goldenson, M att Kramer, Patrick Choi, Amy Kaplan, Assistant Coach. Girls' Varsity Volleyball: First Row: Janina Washington Susan Welt, Mariah Howe. Second Row: Mrinalini Kam ath, Deepa Purushotham an, Levina Kim, Coach Baldwin. Girls' JV Volleyball: First Row: Maxime Ko, Mina Kim. Second Row: Anita Agarwal, Anna M ortberg, Wendy Walter, Marika Sardar.

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223 See you again boys! Mr. Brown Okay, friends... The Rock Detention! Mrs. Skivir Famous Last Words Here's the scoop. Mr. Lott Don t Panic. Mr. Mig Muscle beach baby! Mr. Campbell When I was growing up in Brooklyn... Mr. Lawrence Poims Ms. Michaels Leave your personalities outside the door. Paul Clase no termino, dos minutos mas! Mrs. Sautoff Oh!... Mr. McCord

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228 Heads of School: Sara Schwiebert, Art Aaronson, Mary Williams. Adm inistration: Front Row: Pete Buck, Sara Schwiebert, Beverly Williams, Jan Baker, Cindy Shapiro. Second Row: David Bogie, Thomas Stadulis, Duncan Ailing, Mary Williams, A rt Aaronson. U.S. Deans: Tassie Skvir, Carl Riemers.

229 Admissions: Jamie Atkeson, Pat Osander, Kathy Jamieson, Doug Lemov. Business Office: M arte Pierson, Bethanne Byrne, Phillis Finn, Cindy Shapiro, Business Manager. Development Office: Front Row: Ruta Smithson, Jan Noonin, Pete Buck. Second Row: Anne Wiley, Linda Stefanelli, Nancy Young, David Bogle.

230 U.S. History D epartm ent: Main Photo Front Row: Gary Lott, Anne Rothrock, Wendy Leigh Norris, S cott Spence. Second Row: Eamon Downey. Bill Stoltzfus. Also (to the left of main photo): Seth Baranoff, Steve Rowland. U.S. Science Department: Patricia Venable, John ''D o c'' Ross, Ernest Garcia, Paul Brown, Carlos Cara. U.S. Math Department: First Row: David First, Nicholas Migliozzi. Second Row: James Walker, Bennett Siems, Anna Olecka, Gloria Morris, Harvey Lee. Third Row: Stephen Bailey, John Baldwin.

231 Religion Department: Rev. Carl "R e v Reimers, Janet Stoltzfus, Bill Stoltzfus. 'Hww. i s - - * ft - ' ft J R. >, ' 9»-' \ A4 * U.S. Language Department: First Row: Anastasia Yonezuka, Ana Southoff, Denise Bencivengo, Marlene Kurtz. Second Row: Quinn McCord, Marie-Helene Davies, Erica Caldwell, Tamara Skvir, Daniel Skvir. U.S. English Department: First Row: Gail Jackson, Stephen Lawrence, Judy Michaels, Liz Cutler, Anne Shepherd. Second Row: Janet Stoltzfus, Kate Burns, Barbara Howarth, Tom Quigley. Third Row: Doug Lemov Missing from picture: Gwen Reed.

232 M.S. English: Front Row: Betsy Rizza, Irene M ortensen, Sam Finnell. Second Row: Bette Soloway, Sharon Wheedon, Elizabeth Danson, Susan Rouse. M.S. Language: Idelette Baker. Yves Marcuard, Denise Bencivengo, Martha Finne, Todd Gudgel, Paul Epply- Schm idt, Matilde Yorkshire. M.S. Math: Harry Roulon-Miller, Barbara von Mayrhauser, Beth Carroll, Maryann Forcina, Donna Zarzecki, John Howe.

233 M.S. Science: On the swings: Barbara von Mayrhauser, Dave Reeve. Standing: Maryann Forcina, Jane Grigger, Deirde Bannon, Gayle Henkin. M.S. History: Kristin O tt, Karin Sconzert, Bill Minter. Pat Cross, Beth Carroll, Betsy Rizza.

234 CHORAL 170 Music Department: Frank Jacobson, Jan W estrick, Regina Spiegel, Louise McClure. Industrial Arts: Andy Franz, Deborah Manno, Robert Whitlock. Fine Arts: Tina Wolfer-Dadian, Arlene Smith, Eileen Hom uth-lemonick, Susan Reichlen.

235 P.E. Department: Thomas G riffith, Rome Campbell, Jill Thomas, Mark Adams, Kim Bedesem. Lower School Faculty: First Row: Dottie Finnerty, Susan Ferguson, Carol Zielinski, Bente O tt, Sara Schwiebert, Molly Houston, Krista Atkeson. Second Row: Chris Hart, Nancy Miller, Jan W estrick, Sue Carty, Leslee Atiram, Pat McCord, Rhonda Davis, Paula Siegel, Susan Petrick, Jim m y Laughlin, Elizabeth Trapp. Nurse: Charlene Elmore After School Program: Bethanne Byrne.

236 Psychological Consultant: Amy Becker-Mattes College guidance: Marge Walen, Markell Shriver. Bookstore: Janice Osborne. Registrar: Darlene Byrne 242 Receptionist: Dail Forsyth.

237 Librarians: Kathleen Webb, Sharon Wheeden, Phyllis Bailey, Kathy Miller. Secretaries: Elizabeth O 'Brien-Prager, Wendy Varga, Esther Nichol. Artists in Residence: Paul Berstein, Louise McClure.

238 Maintenance-. Keith Geisel, Rick Lenz, Tom Wilson, Tom Banks, Alberto Petrella, M itch Smith. Custodial Crew: First Row: Edwin Mendoza, Lillian Mendoza, Manuel Perez, Jose Espana. Second Row: Ramon Padovani, Eduardo Moya, Miguel Arredondo, V ictor Cartagena, James Alford Missing from photo: Beatrice Field. Kitchen Crew: Delfino Plernandez, Manuel Conde, Irene Handelman, Salomon Conde, Mary, Maria Ramoz, Alfredo Conde, Jamie.

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240 Dear Michael, May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May the sun shine warm upon your face, The rains fall soft upon your fields, And, our prayer fo r you will be May God hold you in the palm of His Hand. We are very proud of you. Love, Mother and Dad OAGIE AVEN HOT & COLD SANDWICHES AND DINNERS ONE OF THE BEST ITALIAN HOAGIE SHOPS IN THE AREA M trtciton N A 5 S A U ST. Congratulations Brian!!! Our best wishes for a wonderful future to you and the entire class of Gerald Martin McMullen Jerry Congratulations! We are proud of what you are and excited about what you are becoming. Mom & Dad Michelle Jacueline Love, Mom, Dad and Jessica Dear Ravi, CONGRATULATIONS for getting this far! We hope th a t you learn a lot at MIT and th a t you use your knowledge to make this world a better place. We hope and pray th a t God is w ith you all the tim e as a friend and as a guide in your future. Love, Mom and Dad

241 Mrs. Jacks on For four years of hom eroom s, officers' meetings, elections, lounges, the prom, jello-wrestling, pie eating, running interference, Halloween Challenges, car washes, Bake sales, Bull-shitting, problems with the administration, patience, etc... For all of this we thank you, You have watched us grow and have grow n with us. You will always be a part of us. Love, The Class of 1992

242 Congratulations, Chandra! May you and the PDS class of 1992 live up to your ideals! I don t make jokes. I ju st watch the government and report the fa cts. Will Rogers. All our love, Mom, Papa and Gayatri It s Pharaoh MICHAEL It s Moon Face MICHAEL It s Sid 01 Kid MICHAEL It s Albert" MICHAEL MICHAEL, MICHAEL, MOTORCYCLE You are a very tough act to follow! We ll be loving you always!! Mom & Dad BEAM: Glimmer; Light; Ray; Spark; Glow; Smile; Grin; S upport; Glisten; Radiate; Shine. There never was a better nickname! With love and best wishes for a gleaming future to Jon, our BEAMER. Heather, Since you were born, you ve given me so much happiness. We could always pick up where we left off and have fun. Now, as a beautiful young woman, you re not only my source of laughter, you are my inspiration! I'm so proud of you Bupie!! Lovingly, Tasha Mom, Sandy, David, Bubbie, Dad and Desly

243 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1992 GO FOR IT, JUD! Peggy and John Henderson John and Matt Henderson Jane and Kevin Kenyon Isabelle and Taylor Kenyon

244 Congratulations to a great son! Continued success in college and in all your endeavors Love Mom, Dad and Ali P.S. Alex would be proud of you! THE ALUMHI ASSOCIATION W ELCOMES THE CLA SS OF S I i Congratulations and Best Wishes to Anne And the Class of 1992 John and Betsy Bussard Jim Congratulations! Your four years of hard work, in your studies and other school activities, have made us very proud. The Graziano Family

245 Dear Susan, We are very proud of you and all your accomplishments. From a gifted little girl you have developed into a multitalented, beautiful young woman. We will cherish you and your works of art forever. Congratulations to you and the class of With all our love, Mom, Dad, Laura, Karen To our dearest Susan, Congratulations! We are both very proud of you. Love, Grandma Florie and Grandma Gertrude

246 fftj jljl istory shows that it does not matter who is in power... those who have not learned to do for themselves and have to depend solely on others never obtain any more rights or privileges in the end than they had in the beginning." -D r. Carter G. Woodson >/. t / v,,, Ji' ^ / Y Y Y ' W m r n, \, 1 k W Congratulations, Kidana, We Are Proud of You The Red Sea Press, Inc. vz7 Africa World Press, Inc. Trenton, NJ 08638

247 Congratulations and Best W ishes for M iss Kidana Kassahun. From Abe Ogletree and Family of Atlanta, GA 30314, Abe T. O gletree Rudenia O gletree Brian O gletree Annette Ogletree Marilynn Tigue Chris White Curmilla Brinson Vida Brinson Sybil O gletree M ichael Brinson Sharon Stanley Brent Slantey Ethel Bell Shandra Jackson Congratulations Adam! You are the architect of your dreams. We are so proud of you. Love, Mom, Dad and David Kidana, Congratulations and Best Wishes!! You came through as we knew you would. We are very, very PROUD of you! Your Detroit family loves you. Love, Grandma +Grandpa The Ogletrees, Dunsons and Greens Sammy, We will all miss you very much when you finally leave us to accomplish your goals. Always look up and never down, so you better use all those years of karate on obstacles along the line. Always remember that we truly indeed love you and will miss those brother and sister fights. Whenever you have a problem always remember to say this: Dear Jesus, I have a problem Jesus always answers, Dear child, I have the answer, it s me. P.S. Then call home. Love, Mami, Papi, Illy, Ariel, Tuty Ken & Nancy Pedro & Ada Jose & Aida S ltm p i i d fif

248 With great pride and pleasure, we wish Joey Scott + All her Friends at PDS The Best of Everything! Love, Mom, Larry and all the friends at Scott-Levin Associates.

249 To Meghan You are amazing grace. You are a precious jewel. You special, miraculous, unrepeatable, fragile, fearful, tender, lost, sparkling ruby Em erald jewel Rainbow Splendor P erso n. Joan Baez Love, Mom, Kelly, Kiwi, Moustache, Zeff and Pooter Kidana For w hat is your friend th a t you should seek her (him ) always with hours to kill? Seek her always with hours to live. For it is hers to fill your need, but not emptiness. And in the sweetness of friendship let there be laughter, and sharing of pleasures. For in the dew of little things the heart finds its m orning and is refreshed. Yes, I think we made it. It's G raduation and College just ahead! Kilil Gibran Congratulations, Kidana, from your friends and family: Bob Drake, Gwen Hughes, Nikki Porter, Sharon Brown, Yvonne Watson, Delores Brooks, Senait Kassahun. They saved the best for last. Good luck, Michael! Andy and Rich Love, Mom, Dad, Jamie, Thorsten, Lucy, Gramma and Grampa and Grandfather

250 Dear Nicole, Do a little m ore of th a t w ork which you had som etim e confessed to be good, which you feel that society and your justest judge rightly demands of you. Do what you reprove yourself for not doing. Know that you are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied with yourself without reason. Let me say to you and to myself in one breath, cultivate the tree which you have found to bear fruit in your soil. Thoreau With all our love and best wishes for the future, Mom, Bill, Erik, and Ellie

251 Congratulations Shara We are so proud of what you have accomplished. We look forward to that which you will achieve, and wait to witness the contributions you will make that will certainly help to change our future. Love, Mom, Dad, Josh, Nana + Brandy P.S. June 14th is the greatest anniversary present we could ever get! Dear Ami, We are proud of you for your great accom plishm ents. Love, Congratulations to Nicole and to the Class of Best wishes fo r the future. Mom Dad Ameesh Anand Dadi Love, Daddy Congratulations to the Class of '92 and to you, Shannon. We love you very much and we're so proud of you. We share in your happiness. All our love, Dad, Mom, and Amanda

252 From nursery school dropout to a thoughtful, inquisitive and very lovely young woman the process has been challenging and now it is exciting for us to watch the pro duct emerge! Thank you for all you have given to your family. CONGRATULATIONS TO With much love, Mom and Dad S; where S, 'T o m B atcho S2 'M a li Farrugio S j =Brian Ferber S4 'M ic h a e l Ferry S 5 'R e b e c c a G rounds S6 - Rebecca Hart S7 'L e v in a Kim S8 = Lisa Lake S9 'S te p h a n ie Mann S l0'g a ry Moore S,,'K a te P rescott S I2'W es R obinson S l3=lauren Shuke S l4's h a n n e n Tate S l5'l< rista Teffeau okesman FROM GLORIA MORRIS Everyone deserves so much thanks this year really was te rrific. The Faculty: Thanks fo r your continual support and praise, no m atter how many mistakes you d idn 't see. Development people: Mr. Bogle, Mrs. Noonan, Ms. Stefanelli, Ms. Wiley, you knew what we went through to put the Spokesman out and were always there to help. Thanks fo r taking us to NY, fo r telling us the office looked fine, fo r letting us on the Mac, fo r innocently m urdering college admissions people. Andy: Despite your cynicism, the paper w ent out. Thanks fo r thinking up the w orst possible things to put in. Ravi: Wow. Thanks fo r cautiously leaning over my shoulder, telling me (very politely) when I screwed up. For breaking out into spontaneous dance, and fo r being even m ore of a perfectionist than me. Jim : Thanks fo r everything taking such good care of your page, always being concerned with our feelings, and pushing me to turn out twelve page issues. Josh: Sometimes they thought you take your power too seriously. You do, but I have more. You put up with a lot and always stood tall. Dead-line! Thanks. Stace: Thanks fo r really caring about what everyone's reading (som ething we kinda forget about from tim e to tim e). You and the others will certainly im prove the paper even more next year. Think of the tim e you ll save not having to w orry about my lip. Adrienne: Yes, you shared Andy's cynicism, but we never took you seriously. I'm sorry. Thanks fo r letting me run out of gas, and not com plaining when I cut you off. And fo r keeping PAP from stealing our pizza. You re such a bozo. Sorry. Dave: Thanks fo r running one of the best sports pages in Spokesman history. Maybe next year they'll add th a t ninth page. Brian: Thanks fo r all the w riting and your help w ith layout. I know deep down inside you love it. Dan: Thanks fo r always asking what to do, acting shocked when there was actually something, and then doing it. And fo r always showing us how much better we are than other school papers. Thanks. Kev: Our m ost crucial staff m em ber and punching bag pal. Thanks fo r doing EVERYTPIING. And fo r sharing my who will notice?" policy. You ll always be photo god. Jame: One day we'll reach perfection. I promise. Thanks fo r taking a lot and telling me. Kate: Keep dreaming. Just you wait. Things one learns from being a part of Spokesman: never buy eggrolls (never leave them in closets), always m ore than tw o people on mailing, never move a page, d o n 't w orry about hierarchy, never let Josh w rite the Did You Know?, Brian not Brain, always recycle, d on't tell anyone anything, if you re an editor you can turn your article in late, look out fo r deer, read through the e d ito r s notebooks to find out what he's really thinking, NEVER crum ple a things to do list, never say can t touch th is (sorry), never use #5, always buy Root Beer, don t lose the guidebook supplement, always get a receipt. Remember the little hockey cartoon, the BK crown, our Spokesjokes, the E nglish/m etric button, oscar, the Spokescopter, the Spokesrolls... I know you'll do well next year thanks to everyone who helped make the Spokesman you know who you are. It's been te rrific. Your editor, Adam

253 Congratulations to the Class of We wish you all Success and Happiness. To our Itzel... Always remember how proud we are of the person you ve become. But most of all, how very much your family loves you. r w * Keep smiling, Mom, Dad, Kim and John Carin, Congratulations to a wonderful daughter. What can we say? Well, we all survived. Now you re a grown up young woman, creative, funny, sm art and independent. Remember Dad and I will always be here fo r you. You re a fantastic daughter. All our love, Mom and Dad OUR CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1992 FREDERIC J. SCHRAGGER SAHBRA SMOOK JACOBS SCHRAGGER & JACOBS 3131 Princeton Pike 1-B Lawrenceville, NJ Tel Fax

254 Heather Follow your dreams and don t ever underestimate yourself! With all our love Mom and Dad Congratulations to the class of 92! M att Soar like an eagle! Congratulations and Good Luck next year at college Suzy Parents always hope they are an example fo r th e ir children to follow. We hope you know, though, th a t you have inspired us by the persistent developm ent of your own unique and wonderful qualities. It's easy to love you; it s fun to grow up with you. Love, Mom and Dad Hey Jude What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny m atters com pared to what lies within us. RWE I am so proud of you and who you have become. I love you so much (even if you got the b etter genes). Love, Jenni All our love Mom and Dad Sarah: Thanks for all the great years. I ll miss you. J. Wesley: Maybe if I could drag you away from th a t girl we could have some fun! In the future we will travel south to Tennessee so you can show me where you grew up. Thanks, my Rednecked friend. Arthur: Well, my Party Animal counterpart, too many wom en, so little tim e. You can now adm it w e ve had a great tim e. Good luck and don t sleep through the rest of your Life... Bring some Pepper Vodka when you come over. Peer Group: It s been great. Thanks fo r all the laughs. Doug, First, Art and Erica Remember, I don t like to be manipulated. Mrs. Jackson: Four years? WOW! Words cannot express my gratitude. You have guided me and been a loving friend. For all you have done, I thank you. Good luck in years to come. Class of '92: The Greatest People in the world! Thanks for putting up with me. Hey, w e're outta here!" Mom and Dad: No mushy stuff. I'll tell you how I feel at home. Rich and Andy: WHAT A TRAIL YOU HAVE BLAZED! I m glad I had to follow it. To all the rest: It's been great to know you! Schrags Congratulations Kevin!! We are very proud of your accomplishments. Keep up the good work! We wish you the very best and continued success in the future. Love Mom, Dad and Ama. O ur so n T h o rste n K o llm a r h a s b e e n a s tu d e n t a t PDS fo r th e y e a r 1991/92, e n ro lle d in th e tw e lfth g ra d e. He h a s b e en an e x c h a n g e s tu d e n t fro m H an o ver, G erm an y, w ith an A ssit sc h o la rs h ip. W e w o uld like to th a n k PD S, H e a d m a ste r, E xch ange C o o rd in a to r and te a c h e rs. T h ey h a ve all su p p o rte d h im in b ein g in te g ra te d in th e sc h o o l c o m m u n ity a n d in g e ttin g in s ig h ts in to th e A m erican sc h o o l life. W e kn o w T h o rste n is lu c k y to be s e le c te d a s a s tu d e n t a t PDS. E sp e cially, w e w o uld like to th a n k th e fa m ilie s T h o rste n h a s live d w ith : M rs. a n d M r. S titze r, N ew H ope, PA, and M rs. and M r. B ilanin, P rin c e to n, N J. T h ey h a ve tre a te d him a s th e ir so n and th e y h a ve g ive n h im th e p o ssib ility of re alizin g w h at T h o rste n w a n te d : to fe e l like an A m e rica n fo r o n e y e a r. T h an k you all very m uch. B rigitte and P e te r K o llm ar H anover, G erm an y. J a n u a ry 1992.

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256 Dear Julia, To all my friends: Thanks for supporting me, making me laugh, and sharing the good and bad tim es with me. See ya! Love ya! Lots of luck! To Mom, Dad and Jay: Thank you for your unconditional love and support. I ll miss you next year. You've made our dreams com e true just by being the special person you are. Now we hope all your dreams come true. We're going to miss you. Please come home once in a while! All our love, Mom, Dad and Grammy Min Love, Jean Congratulations class of '92! To Sharon: 33 Palm er Square West Princeton, NJ (609) When your m other first took you in her arms, w ith great em otion, you were just a little doll w ith very little of what would be your beautiful blonde hair and b lu e /v io le t eyes. Your beauty has flourished through the years and now you are a poised young lady, whose interior beauty has superceded the one th a t m eets the eyes. You have given your fam ily great pleasure and only reasons to be proud of you. You have been of great help and support in the d ifficult m om ents and wonderful company in the happy ones. We would like to thank you fo r being w hat you are and wish you the success and happiness th a t you certainly deserve fo r all your efforts, kindness and understanding of other people's needs. We love you very m uch and will miss you a great deal when you leave for college. You will leave an em pty spot not only in our home, but in our hearts as well.

257 I would have w ritten to everyone if possible, but I've learned som ething from all of you. Good luck, y all! Becky: 3 years at PDS w /o u t you, loser (T.I.O.)! And I survived! Do you wanna be best friends? Equalizer, the Zow, oooookeeeeey, spin cycle chick, "every 16 days... music room lunches, bass, Chomp Moses, jellowrestling with Splattm an (you wish), ITH (and father), cow jokes, BULLETIN! Step-On-Me (too bad you never saw the nose) + Damn-I-Smell (think they'll guess?) = wenches, "O ne fo r the book! pseudo-jew, m ucous charting, Dr. Ruth, green on Thursdays, the real and the inflatable S.P.N. Jr. Draggin' Dinos, B Syndrome, appliance noises, I m too sexy fo r my cat... " Cosmo love guides, CAP, m um blety-peg," Joel and Kevin, Psycho Fred = Never Trust a Man w ith B etter Legs Than You, our 2nd book How Not to Scream With Your Parents W ithin Earshot, the m usic store man: I love those Swedish w om en! D on't we look Norwegian?! You're the sister I never had, so shut up and get callwaiting! M E /G ra n n y /A p ril. Jen: Prom night chocolate cookies, Georgia O'Keefe, staking out the M a rriott, Depeche Mode, Poetry, Jazzabell, care packages to Eastman. Lauren: "Loreeeeen?" "K eeeereeen?" My bitching partner, Algebra with Sefior Newell and the Mensa Society, dropping my calculator, Oh, coffee. "T h a t s not fo r you! Grr... our lounge English crisis, or: How do Elm and Justin relate to Dickens' Great Expectations? the Locker Corner, Lem's fashion show with my oh-socom plim entary fellow models. Kate: Cymbals = superior publication, "d o you think I m shallow? team sports, I m in good spirits to n ig h t! Tasha: Well, it's been a long tim e since second grade and th a t heinous Blairstown photo Sophom ore English, The B-Line, our Sweet Sixteens, "H e a rt B eat, Canada and me tripping over suitcases maybe in college I ll get those towels. Send me an invitation to the wedding! Nicole: Vote for Nick she's real quick! Chem Class from Hell, "B uffalo S tance, fellow tour guide and fashion model (I got my shoes back, by the way), Physiology and our pulses. Anne: Well, my life was blessed with the absence of Steph, how about yours? tribal "p o im s, our similar tastes in men The Brothers Grow & M.K., nice pictures of us in Link freshm an year NOT! Jean: You re driving? Freshman bio and English, Woman W arrior, hearing your laugh at the other end of the school. Blue WHAT Policy? Marketa: Gnome '90! Bagels by the lockers, the (stalling) Great Little Car, Library m onster noise. Heather: Sex life talk during Math, "housekeeping," neck wounds, rhym ing names, the 500-question P. Test, S urprise!" bathroom revelations, John's Miata. Dave: Aye, David, "p e ro una rata viva! Bryan T.: Well, it may have been bizarre but I don t regret it the cast party was... interesting, LA Story, Sleeping With the Enemy ("I can t! I can t... a c t!"), Carnegie Lake. Save the eight-page note you can blackmail me w ith it some day. Snuff: Porter, my hot w ater bag! Great Cymbals announcem ents! Tom: G ram pa's w h ittlin ' wood! You made th a t hell bus bearable. Our m others crack me up. Jeff: "I can sew! Chris: Damn good B.P.! Jess V. H.A. says: the oral cavity can be your friend! Toronto Trip '91: That dress was red. Very very red. Glad you all liked it. Ha! Mom and Dad: Hey, dorks! We did it! You were always there fo r me, even when I said I d id n 't need you (lies). I know I w asn't easy. P.S. They're chipm unks! I love you. Justin: For m onths I thought you liked me only as a friend, Sefior Grow. How bout the parking lot? Timing? Ha! Poetry tribes... bells bells bells. I'm glad we lost our balance in New Stacey, The baby has finally grown up! We are all so proud of everything you have accomplished, from a sweet, smiling little girl to an intelligent, mature and caring young woman. You will do wonderful in college; you re a NAMM! We love you very much. Good Luck. Hope and grabbed hands to cushion the fall. Then we d idn t let go. Novocaine face, mini golf, Marc Cohn, the w hite silk scarf, h eh!" boxer shopping, your pool house, m osquito bites, moving my car, the windy beach, you like th a t? Bowm an's tow er when I was supposed to be rafting, handcuffs, getting lost at the Flemington Fair, French toast, "m akin' copieeeees! pound cake, my kitchen, red evidence, New Year s lateness, Adams Family & Rocky H orror (ha), Drakkar vs. Grey Flannel, the weird Sunday you returned to Savannah, Ah... Citrus Miracle... You have made me so happy. I'll tell you the rest in person. Love, Carin P.S. Well, that's the ad, and I am outta here! Mom, Dad, Jen, Michele + Tawny REBECCA WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU! CONGRATULATIONS ON ALL YOU ARE AND FOR ALL YOU WILL BECOME. We love you so, All our love, Grandma and Grandpa

258 You have always made us proud to be your parents. You are very special and we love you very much! Mom and Dad Samantha: Congratulations Lisa and best of luck to the Class of Remember what it takes to find the Four Leaf Clover: Faith, Flope, Love and Luck. May you always have an abundance of all of these. We love you and are so proud of you! Congratulations to you and the class of All our love, Mom, Dad and Wesley Mom, Dad, Kim, Chris, Lori, Nana and Pop-Pop David Congratulations and best wishes for a successful future. Love, Mom, Dad, Jen, Jaime

259 C ongratulations Jean: We are very proud of you. Thank you fo r being a caring daughter and sister. With love, Mom, Dad and Jay How fortunate we have been to w atch you grow into a warm, sensitive and selfconfident young woman. We have seen your determ ination when aspiring towards a goal and are very proud in all that you have accomplished. You are very special to us. Remember always, w herever life takes you, four devoted fans will forever be cheering you on. Thank you for adding so m uch to our lives. C ongratulations you have earned it. We love you. Mom. Dad, Michael and Nana The Father s Almanac For Rebecca 1974 What big eyes she has! 75 (I went away for three weeks. You didn t rem em ber me.) '76 Happy 4th of July Wheee! 77 Mrs. Baker is a little dotty. '78 Daddy, I can sw im! '79 The Odyssey on a terrace in Aspen. '80 "Rebecca, you're a big sister now! '81 (It s hard being a big sister.) '82 A house in Sag Harbor. 83 Little Monologues '84 Kate is m y favorite babysitter Wendy is taller than Peter Pan. 86 A Princeton tiger cub 87 Writing poetry in the Gap of Dunloe. '88 I love those strong lefthanded chords, Rebecca. '89 My father, the rock star. 90 A young wife executed for m urder in sum m er camp. '91 "Like, we're playing this gig in New York. 92 Graduation. And your eyes are as big as ever. My God how strong your heart is. May you always love from that heart. May you share your gifts and teach from that heart with love and understanding. May the mean eagle protect you always and keep you safe. May the songs you write and sing soothe and inspire. And may the joy you have in sharing a sonnet touch the souls of others as deeply as you did mine. How I wish I could write the song you are to me. How I wish I could sing full out. Love, Mom

260 Time is the least thing we have of. Ernest Hemingway Good Luck Seniors! Peer Group was phenomenal The Freshmen I '* * A!* % i t... * x I * i'.tt? ^ l l **xy *i: Congratulations to Rebecca for her 13 successful years at PDS. and to all her classmates and to all the teachers who have made this graduation day possible. Marilyn, Peter and Christine Grounds K *A: * * ; r. ^ ^ A * ^ A * C R 1

261 Rebecca We are so proud of you! Congratulations for all you are and for all you will become. We love you so, all our love, Grandma and Grandpa. Jean, Anne, Marketa, Carin see you at the lockers! AnneCanada, cast party, JOE. Jean Oh, did you want those books?! Marketa I hate you! Carin Newell, Meg, You re not fat, did you drop something? Shara Green?, the newt. Jess and Chris lova ya. Thanks guys. Elm D itto forever, flu rt, late nights, zits, shower curtains, I hate fake people! What tim e are you going home? Mom and Dad I know it's been rough but I want you to know I didn't leave the library. Whara es da gru? Thanks so much. Elliot A ndretti best of luck in PDS and d o n 't grind 2nd. Grandmas and Grandpas Thanks fo r your support. RS I'll never forget all your help! JS I don t pick on you, I suggest. Mom take care of your caboose. I'll miss you all! Thanks fo r everything. Buy Face ATTENTION GROUPS Starr is Your Best Value 1-Day Getaways, Ski TYips, Theatre Overnight Tours, Shopping Atlantic City's Best Packages Low Competitive Prices AM/FM Stereo, PA System, and Video Available! sp /o TARtt (609) 'OURS (215) To my friends, I can t believe w e're leaving each other. Thanks for everything repeating things to me and making me laugh! Thanks fo r putting up w ith my stages (especially dealing w ith Hap and Nance and Ogre). You ve all kept me happy and I ll miss High School because of you. Good luck, never stop smiling and I hope someday you all find true happiness. I love you! Beautiful! Kate, Tasha and Nicole Guys you've made High School fun and C ourtenay s right we DON'T need a cottillion to have a party! I'll miss you! Good luck Peer Group Everyone. I really value the friendships I ve made in all of you. Bye! Thanks. I'll miss you! Rob, I'm glad we were co-leaders and became such good friends. See you at NYU! Mr. Spence: Thanks fo r supporting me and believing in me during the past four years. You're a great friend. Of course I ll miss you! Good luck with the future and your beautiful new daughter! Mom, Dad, Deke and Meg We've been through a lot, but I know th a t you'll ALWAYS be there fo r me; I will for you. I love you! BLAIR

262 Danielle the beach, locking Ali out, McNeil Leaher, Sting, INXS, Blues Traveller, The ditch, rope tow, The Burp, JP, Eating out, the Evian bottle in car, not shotgun, Oh yeah, Tom is still God + Billy is even m ore bald. Julie You are the ski Goddess of NJ, Belle, Ed, Mt. Snow, Lake Placid, J.D., Butts, Julia Lynn, Hail Mary X2, Maple 16, Sundance, G ram py's MAN- WOMAN, Danny, K-27, Annapurna, Piddidle, Lost en route from Camel Back, NYC, dipping, F* *K out the smoking window, It's my F**king car. Burton, Hey Jude/E d, Unbelievable, The Stallion, Eagle, Pony on a rope tow. Stacey AP History, driving me, resident; Al Drives, your house w /A li + Brook, Tetrus, Abel's, Bitching to each other, It s good to have friends nearby Michelle INXS (twice), Lallopolooza, EMF, Steve Miller, Chilli Peppers, Blues Traveller, City Gardens (My hom e), 1 took you moshing once & you were never the same, England, Embassy, M alibu, S heep-bah-ouch, W eird Ass m usic dude, EMMMVBJS MICHAEL HJFANTHONY KFLEA. The sofa is always made for you, especially this sum m er Kate NYC do you party, England, Belle, Steve M ille r/b lu es Traveller & now? 1 love John. You saved the sofa but hit the carpet & porch vocka for the three things needed fo r life = Guys, fags + doughnuts. Thanks fo r listening to me drool. EM, MM, JS = all the others Tricia F.H. preseason, m ustard, NYC, New Year's Eve Tam m y You are the only one 1 let rag on me, 1 love it Levine Volleyball, Geography, Mock Trial, C.S. fo r 8 years Steph Give it Away Now; CamelBack; Pie eating Contest Practice RaRaRaRa Ali bath-room, stove porch run?; Buy your own; Let me hang out in your room on the phone. It s called bonding, not ragging on Mom. Next year who will you tell your boy probs. Nick, Harold, Chris R., Chris H., Mark, M att etc. Visit me Alot, I'll miss you. Love, Liz T. (1 hate the T but it's a given) D a n ie lle : W alkin g th e d o g, stu ff, P hil a n d T o d d, w a c k y w ild... G ood Fun, G eo rgeto w n, F lo rid a. J.M., B arfin g, M ixes, S w e e t O b se s sio n s, C arvel G uy, M ark and C o m p any, D on-party?, L a c ro sse. W ait, w h a t's th e sp e e d lim it?, sh o re, S tin g, w e a rin g c lo th e s to b e d and g e ttin g up. P ink G o rilla, G e ttin g in to Bar, C hip s, e tc. Y ou've b e en a g re a t friend. T h an k s fo r a ll th e m e m o rie s. S ara h : F rien d s fo re v e r. Y o u've a lw a y s b e en a g o o d frie n d. 1k n ew y o u w o u ld b e th e re w h en 1n e e d e d yo u. Y o u've b ro u g h t m e m a n y m e m o rie s. S te p h : W ilt's M o vies, S e c re t S tu d y c o d e, fre e p e rio d s, B e ach, R o lle r B ladin g, H o ck ey, S ports-eagles! Yuck! G et a real te a m, N ew Y e ar's, 3 h r. w ait. G am e s B ar G u ys F un, tre a tin g o u rse lv e s like a d u lts, X-m as g ifts, E arly, D o n 't le t h im sit in th e fro n t. J u lia : S a la d s, e sc a p e fro m P.. J a c u z z fro m P.. J a c u z z i, H isto ry, w e a th e r, G re a t A d v e n tu re, ta lk in g on th e h a m m o c k, la u g h in g a t o th e rs, O re o s a n d C re am b re a d, 10 m in u te w alk. NOT! D eepa: Y o u v e a lw a y s b e en a g re a t su p p o rt and frie n d s. T h an k s fo r a lw a y s liste n in g to m y co m p la in ts. M is sy : N o tre D am e P a rty, H isto ry, C o m b a t b o o ts, Zoom -Zoom, S h rim p S cam p i. L iz : H o ck ey, R aggin g on y o u, c o n c e rts b u yin g tic k e ts a n d th e n n o t going? W e d o n 't h a ve to sh o w e r, It's su m m e r. M y b ro th e r, y o u r s is te r y o u 're ju s t a s b a d L e v in a : Y o u're a g re a t frien d, y o u 'v e give n m e m a n y h a p p y m e m o rie s. M ik e : It's b e e n a g re a t y e a r. K e ith : Y o u're th e b e s t b ro th e r in th e w o rld. 1h a ve a lw a y s a d m ire d and re sp e c te d y o u. Y o u're a lw a y s th e re w h en 1n e e d y o u. 1lo ve y o u. M o m : T h an k y o u 1kn o w 1can te ll yo u a n yth in g. Y o u're a g re a t b e s t frie n d. 1lo ve y o u. Dad: T hank you fo r y o u r support, confidence, and help th ro u g h o u t m y life. 1 never w o u ld h a ve su c c e e d e d w ith o u t yo u be h in d m e. 1 lo ve yo u. E v e ry o n e else: C ongrats, T hanks, and G ood Luck. T am m y Tricia: Partner in gossip. Earth friend, quarters, heart shaped rice Krispies. Sleep-E-Hollow, Jonni T., dressing up, leftovers for lunch. 1do appreciate you. Kate: Never forget your chaffeur. Friends in NJ on diets, your bathroom, Model UN (does she chew), photo lab, Greenacres, shots in the dark, Pat, pontiacs. Thanks for listening. Michelle: Cancun, Canadians, Car- ios and Charlies, blisters, dumb thoughts, "ju s t wanted to drop by," Game Boy review, launching the shuttle, and out other dumb jokes will always make me smile. We do think alike. Marcy: You got me through everything. Tennis, Krausers, band b-que, harshing, our obsession, and hours of deep talks, Don't change (even if no one agrees with you). Liz: Always in te r esting. Math, history, grossing each other out, NYC, billiards, bagel runs and residential drives. Thanks fo r letting me bum, I'm moving this summer. And slow down! Steph: countless hours of driving to school. Edgewood, our name confusions, rag sessions (L.L.A.D.F.), dianu, weekends only rule, library, lunches, daily bets on Kings. See you in tem ple. Krista: I m going to miss you, esp. softball and your Monday m orning stories that always made me jealous. Joey: Yardley pal, it's been fun. Evian bottles, stealing, studying, library, scrabble, the park. Thanks fo r the laughs. Missy: Model UN. (Says it all). Art: My co, it's been fun. We ve com e a long way from the retreat. 1 hope we can keep in touch. Jew and Michelle: My big sisters, thanks fo r the love and advice. Your little juvie appreciates it. 1love you. Mom and Dad: 1love you m ore than 1 say. Thank you fo r everything. Leaving will be hard. Mom: You'll always be my favorite companion. Dad: I'll always be little Joel. Stacey D a n ie lle L o to y a Lisa Hail M ary, Hail M ary (slap ) Eh M ah Gah! C an yo u th ro w up Y et? M e n e ith e r. G o tta p o un d so m e m o re. W e a re su c h b a d a s s e s NOT! m e m b e r... s tu c k in a d itc h, th e F.M all, b a r sto o l rid e s & o u r o b se ssio n s. L et's h a ve a butt! (or m a yb e a tam p o n ) L iz HO! C h in e se F ire Drill! Y ou a re th e m o st a m a zin g J o e P ro sk ie r, sn o w b o a rd e r, b a c k s c ra tc h e r, co o k 1h a ve e v e r m et! B ut th e sk i G od still w a n ts m e. B ut a n yw a y L. P la cid w / m y d a d, tu rtle c a k e s, H u n ter M tn. w / D an n y 1am still e m o tio n a lly s c a rre d, G ra m p y's ru n s, P a n ty P iaaz, M ap le. 16 w / o u t y o u, m y p a rtia l b a d a s s n e s s w o u ld h a ve n e ve r h a p p en e d. M ic h e lle We a re B elle g ro u p ie s s a d b u t true! T he B u rto n G od, d o in g 95 and th e B e an e r n ig h tm a re a t C am el-b ack: T h e e agle h a s landed! 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263 Go with joy and return with wisdom for future PDS graduates. Duncan W. Ailing Hi Tom m y and Billy: Thank God! I made it through PDS. I know I couldn't have done it w ithout help. Rap: You brought me up in this prep school w ith out you there was no Ack- Love. G-Money: I envy your intellectuality, you know we the dressers boy. Can t come close! Wiseguy: you were always there fo r me and I hope you always will be. Nasty Jewing Boys! Feldstien: We're crazy, just rem em ber the List'', sorry fo r booting on your couch! Joey: W hat s up, YO! rem em ber when your Mom thought I was a burglar; w ithout you, Senior Year would have been a bore, rem em ber if it s ever 2 in 1 again, We'll kick th e ir butts. Berk: I survived three years w ith you and I don't know how! You ve made my tim e at PDS interesting, Baseball takes more skill than lacrosse. I would have talked to you if you d have let me. A-Train: I never thought you had an attitude problem, JOKE! YOU re still one of my favorite people at PDS. By the way, do you have any gum? BPatrol: All I can do is shake my head and laugh! First: She never called your name out in bed. Sophomore chicks: now that the brotherhood is leaving, go sweat some guys in your own grade. Trow: Let's make some quick money! Blair: I'll never go canoeing w ith you ever again. Buck: A right hand, a right hand, it s Creed, now it s Balboa, get outta there! Get outta there! MLK: RIP you are the man. Culprits: th e y'll never know. Peace to all my boys, thanks fo r a good one and rem em ber... EVERYTHING'S GONNA BE ALRIGHT! Action Ly: puking in my car, Jesse s barn, Nicky's party packs! Bill s friend. I love you. You ve never let me down. Keep smiling it's not so bad being too nice. JOE m ath w ith Mrs. Shehad, Doug's house, driving my car. I wish I could stick around to party with you. M att: Aspen '92! We've had some great times. Thank you and good luck, my friend. Becca: Thanks fo r listening to me. You are stronger than you know. Keep in touch next year. I love you. Missy: WOW, can you believe it s over? I know you can wait to head south, but d o n 't forget all the good times. Find a nice Jewish boy. Bye, (w hat else can I say?) Sta: Tennis, getting the hoagie, Staying Alive, soccer games, peer group, retreat, conflicts with the Law. I can t believe how much we've grown. You are such a special friend, I love you. Remember Sta, always shoot fo r the moon: even if you miss, you ll still be among the stars. Jen: My hockey pal. Take care of Jesse. I ll miss you. Take care of yourself, everybody loves you. Jess: my sister, rem em ber Captiva with Pete, cutting Mike, Nassua hockey, riding, our first drink together (you corrupted me). Bill, your barn, our car, w hat's the A strand fo r?, Is she really an Eskomo?... You've made the last ten years w orth living. Don t cry. we have some great times to come. I love you, see you in Margaritaville. Mom and Dad: I would be lost w ithout you. I hope I made you proud. I'm so very luck to have you both. Mom: I love you. You're the best Mom in the world. Thanks for helping me make it! Tamara With pride in the accomplished young woman you've become With love for the special person you'll always be Congratulations! Love Mom, Dad and Keith and Congratulations and best wishes to the Class of 1992 Love Marcy

264 Krista: There s so much to say this has been quite a year. All of our loves we ve been quite fickle! Well, now the score is you: 6, me: 5 as of 2 1 it'll stay th a t way fo r a while. I b etter be invited to your wedding, considering it was my idea (kind of). Road trips Bald Head, the shore, house hunting, etc. Don t forget getting lost in the parking lot in Brwater + the reunion at V ictoria's Secret how fitting! We've been through a lot. Thanks for being such a good listener and keeping all my secrets (although I have a few on you, too!) I love you, retard. Never change!! Eph: You've made my tim e here very m emorable but also smelly. Thanks for being you. You re so unique never compromise that. You'll be the future Rush hopefully not as fat. John: Well, what can I say except that I love you. Thanks fo r making this year so special, hopefully it will continue, why wouldn t it. I ll miss you next year, but actually I'll be about 30 mins. closer! Bald Head, renting m ovies, family parties, sleepovers. We've had a lot of fun. By the way, would you wash my car? Amanda: You re the best sister in the entire world. Remember, if M ommy and Daddy get on your nerves next year, just keep in mind th e y're retarded + can t help themselves! M om m y and Daddy: You are the two most im portant people in my life. I know it hasn t always been easy, but it has been an adventure. Thanks fo r always being there for me. My providers, role models, and two of my best friends. I love you! Shanny (your daughter). To everyone else; Sorry there wasn t enough space fo r everyone, I love you all! Good luck it s been fun!! Love, Shannon Berk, Blake, Lisa, Meg, Suzy, Blair, Joey: I w ouldn't have made it through school w ithout you guys to make me laugh. I can't tell you how much you mean to me and how much I love you! Today is gone. Today was fun. Tom orrow is another one. From there to here From here to there Funny things are every where. Dr. Seuss Courtenay, Jud, Dave, Action, M att Y.: I ve had a lot of fun w ith you guys and I'll miss you m ore than you can imagine! Mr. Spence: Through all of my problem s w ith teachers, parents, friends, etc. I can t thank you enough fo r being there for me. From gossiping to baby pictures to snappy dressing you are irreplaceable! Mom, Dad, John: Thanks fo r everything. Don t be too lonely w ithout me! XOXO Alex Stacey: Do you think I m crazy? Leftovers, # 2 talks, (you really do like me!) inhaling vegetables, Sleep-E-Hollow, J.T. and weak patellas. I love you; you're my one and only earth friend, even though you never look at me when I m talking to you. Kate: What can I say? Pssting, the coffee song, library butts + sexy lips, our ju icy" dreams, shinehead + my ganja fixation, Big Red -F reds, "I have to pee!, ticks, chips + salsa, the green m achine from hell. The journey's not over yet; I'll m eet you on Chance's Peak with a Ting in one hand and a blue bar in the other. Thanks for everything. I love you. Krista: $52.80 and m oonlight harmonizing our (different?) tastes in music, my long stories and your crazy ones, the seadoo + dolphins, teaching me to shift, wrestling, southern twangs, Mr. Phipps. Krista, he was that bad but I love you anyway! Michelle: You still owe me my nerd-filled sunglasses! Nerve pills, flying cockroaches, cheez rock, pearl cream + Suzi Wan, A + P really fine mayonnaise, our Mrs. Chow dance + crazy bread cravings. You're a great friend + ILY, but you need a fast walk and some tact. Sharon: My 4th grade friend; never forget cleaning the rug is th a t a ta co? no way, rose! Let s not do this w ith her anymore; she s a real dow ner., You ll always be Ronald McDonald to me + no, I d on't want to play Karate Kid. Missy: My gossip buddy. Questions at Liz s, your dem onstration, camp stories, phone calls from Earl, yo-yoing about you knowwho. You re crazy; ILY! Dave: My arms + your tush, fajitas + stir-frys (you're a good liar), X-mas flexing. I love you. Chandra: Meaux (need I say m ore?), ping! ping! DONG!, romance, douche. I'm the hippest chick you know + you're the cockiest person I know. Chris: I only hope th a t I ve been as good a sister to you as you have been to me. I love you very much; you are a true kindred spirit. Mom + Dad: You have been my security + my support fo r 17 years. I love you both very much. "We are each of us angels with only one wing, and we can only fly em bracing each o th e r. Luciano DeCrescenzo To my friends: It would be so hard to find w hat to say to each of you individually. So, I want to start by saying, thanks. Thanks fo r always being there and fo r all the fun tim es. I'll never forget any of it. Let's not lose touch I m proud of you guys Good Luck next year! Congratulations! Kelly: It seems w e're going our separate ways again. I don't know where we ll be next year I'm glad th a t you ve been around these past tw o years, probably fo r the last tim e. Maybe you can come and visit me next year. Thanks fo r all the advice I hope th e re s more to come. I love you lots! Mom: (or should I say Nole!) just kidding! Sorry fo r always annoying you thanks fo r keeping a sense of hum or. You've been a best friend and a mom. Thank you for everything you've given me and continue to give me. I m proud of you hope you're proud of me! I'll really miss you next year. I love you. Meg Tricia T h e c o n te n ts o f any of th e s e a d s do n o t n e c e ssa rily re fle c t th e o p in io n s o f th e Link o r PDS

265 SB, AW, LL, MB, JS, SD, BY and LN; DANIELLE, Of all your accomplishments, and they are so many, we are m ost proud of the terrific person you have become! Congratulations to our youngest, our last, our daughter... our love! Dan-der-oo we love you!!! Mom and Dad Don t be afraid to try again Everyone goes south Every now and then I said I love you and th a t s forever And this I promise from the heart I couldn't love you any better I love you just the way you are Billy Joel Love, Lauri Hold tight to your heart's desire Never ever let it go. Let nobody fool you into giving it up too soon. Tend your own fire. Lay low and be strong Wait awhile Wait it out It'll come along. James Taylor Now the sun is singing I'll meet you on the back plain. Behind the gates of dreams Laughing, dancing in the sand Like dreamers do... Good luck next year, you guys are the best I love you! Blake BRENDA I can't believe we actually made it w ithout any m ajor breakdowns, especially sophom ore year. No m atter where we are, things will never change. I love you tons Sammy WESLEY What would I do without you, you ve helped me through the worst, I wouldn't be sane without you to make me laugh. I couldn't have had a better sister, you made me believe in me. I love you Ethyl JOHN You made me smile every day. It doesn't m atter how far away you are, I can always feel you and hear you laugh. I love you always Samantha To all my friends: I wish I could write something separate for each of you, but there is too much to say. Thank you for everything you have done for me. I wish you the best of luck in everything you do. I love you all so much. May the road rise to meet you, May the wind be always at your back, May the sun shine warm upon your fields, And until we meet again, May God hold you in the hollow of his hand. A Gaelic blessing Jenni: It is impossible for me to express how much our relationship means to me. We are as different as two sisters can be. yet you are the closest person to me in the world. Thank you so much for all your sisterly words of wisdom. You will always be my very best friend. Mom and Dad: I cannot begin to thank you enough for all the support, guidance, encouragement, and love that you have given to me. You are both my role models as parents and as individuals. I treasure our family more than anything in this world. Thank you for everything that you ve given to me and for being two of my best friends. I love you so very much. Suzy Kate: Where to begin? Avalon, Murphy Moose, Erasure, Bullwinkle. butterdesigns, our booklets, identical appliances, walks in Squibb and my pants falling down, roller blading, New Years Eve: Vodka shot and Depeche Mode dance in my apt. Spitting, project X, the list, Steve Winwood and our summer mix. There s just too much to remember. Thanx for everything. I iove you, Bud! Liz: F.H. Pre-season 9th grade our dream came true Feb. 22 and 23, 1991 INXS! Then EMF, Steve Miller, Lollapalooza (moshing in Birks), Chili Peppers and Blues Traveler. Last summer outside on the porch with Ali's friends, England T s T + A Natalie's imitations, Embassy's, Malibu and our English accents. Writing songs in religion and thinking of new ways to kill Getty in Physics. Remember: The offer always stands concerning my dog, and the couch is mine this summer! Tricia: My fellow Meauxron: Suzi Wan s pearl cream, Overboard chaaach! I just... afea bug! F.H. camp the m utant flying cockroach. Nerve pills, nerd-filled sunglasses, easy spirit, and gibberish. You always make me laugh. Thanx for being there and teaching me to stick up for myself. Your surprise is coming someday! Oh, and by the way you really do like the Chili Peppers. Stacey: Mexico: "Dum b Thoughts, gameboy review, my blisters, Carlos n' Charle's, Kelvin and Chris. Our talks of all kinds, tours of Yardley, falling off your roof while doing a certain something a teaching you stick. You're the only one who truly understands the stupid things that I think. Julia: My Belle buddie! We'll keep going back as long as the Burton god and others like him are there! Danielle: I've witnessed your super-human basketball skills and just want you to remember one thing: Don't go home and think only good things! (Sarah still has to get MVP you know!) Laura and Michael: I broke Mom and Dad in, you're on your own from here! Mom and Dad: We made it! Thanx for everything! I love you! Love, Michelle

266 Shannon: Where can I start? Our reputations, absent parents, Bald Head, all our problems, John, John, John, Matt, the men in our lives. We're not bitches. I don't have anything to hide, do you? We hold the wall up. O.P.P., please do me a favor, no more fix ups. Your almost accidents. And how can we forget the drive to the shore? You making me sick about John me making you sick about Matt. Our Penn dads separated at birth, our dreams about married life and little rugrats. I ll miss you next year, but who are we kidding, we'll see each other all the time. And remember, don t spooge anywhere people will see you. I can cut glass with these babies. I lov you, stay you! Tricia: More Than Words, one more time, moonlit swings, golf carts, we ll be right back, your music, my music, I don't listen to mall rat music! Ginger, your adorable Mom, They are so annoying, Mimi Rogers, Princess Bride, "How much fo sum ribs?" Thanks for your alertness on the way to Bald Head. MTV male bodies on how I luv um! He wasn t that bad! Our diets and exercise books, you and your contacts, English, southern accents, Tricia, you re the greatest person. I love you forever! Stacey: You do have a life, The guy will come next year. We will always have a bond we have the same cars. Don't forget our catching up talks, and always remember to find a guy who can unhook that for you! Love always. Chandra: Y.A.A.M.S., oh, and you are a lot worse than me. Stay safe, wear your Lifestyles. Don t ever forget G.A. Kristi: We grew up on Ephross Circle together and then I moved away, but I know we are and always will be the Best of Friends! Besides, who can forget your fort, the Barn, B.H.I., Sal C., your guys, my guys, the weeds behind your house, all your dogs (Chance). I ll miss you next year, but know we ll never lose touch, we can't you're one of my bridesmaids. Snoopy will always love you as much as I do! Love Kris. Matt: I can't tell you how happy I am with you. I loved you when I was a little girl and thought I had lost you forever, but nor that I have been given the chance to love you again I won t ever let you go! I love you. John: Hey Cool Guy, we ve had our ups and downs, but we stayed close always. You re doing better with the talking. Don t break too many hearts next year because who ever ends up with you is one lucky lady. Have a great senior year and don't take any b.s. from any of the teachers. I love you John, John remember Buttercup. And you better visit a lot next year. I love you, Itzel. Kim: You're the greatest sister anyone could ask for!! I don't think I could have made it this far without you. All your advice really did help me even though I sometimes wasn't too grateful to you. We had some wild times at Bald Head that made us both realize something about ourselves. Don t you ever doubt yourself again. You ll be a great nurse. Don't forget when you and Chris move to Florida to build a room for me. I love you, Itzel. Mom and Dad: Guys where can I start? I m so lucky to have you both. I know how difficult I have been at times, but you manage to see the best in me. You ve taught me to be loving, open minded and responsible. Thank you. I love you both with all of my heart and will miss you very much next year. Here I go guys! Thank you, love always, Itzel. Bye everyone! Love always, Krista Meg sleeping through fire, skeletons, shot-gun in Lake mobile, Venezuelan, stashing, Allman Bros. Where have you been all my life? Weekend at the beach. You will always be my Daddio B.B. Don t ever change. Blair Chip and Darlene, picking up bike, war, Ogre, pledgepin, cab ride to Lake house, sneaking out, lifting car out of swamp, Rolling Stones concert. You are the funniest person I know. I'm going to miss you, Og. Joey Gary, Ferris and com., NY, 20th b-day, Champagne, Jonny Castle, all-nighters, phys. project, procastinating friend, Black Jack, My Girl, the stories we could tell. We don't even have to tell them, I ll laugh anyway. Alex boat rescue, cheese and crackers, wolf, cheep, cheep, cheep, Big Al, stealing silverware, me walking Alfie, moped accident, sting ray, locked out of Lake house. I ll miss all the laughs. Berk Lisa, Lisa, oh, there you are, most exciting car rides of your life. Ida, ancient, you are the only person with a louder laugh than mine. I definitely have to visit you in the future and meet your children. Good luck next year. Suzi jumping fence at the beach, Mustache, dishwasher accident, Memorial Day weekend. Take care of yourself (no more knee injuries). Blake Broad squad, beach, lax partner, bottle of red wine, wake up A.D.'s here, girl talk. The best of luck to you. Court Julio Iglesias, Little Cindy Lou Who, straight from the horses mouth, car ride to Stone Harbor, night with ghosts at Bay Head, strongest friend argument. Have a great tim e next year. See you at the Beach T.C. Jud Excuse me you re on fire, keg laps, Spring Break, Henderson Country Club, snapping turtles. Becca Elvis, L.A., cruise, NYC, Pool toys????. Bee, I am sure we will keep in touch. You are the greatest. Rob Thanks for keeping me company in photo. I will still marry you. D.W., D.J., J.G., M.Y., H.B., D.S., M.K. Good luck next year. I'll miss you all. Mr. Spence Thanks for being a great advisor and an excellent friend. Good luck with your baby. Mr. Siems - Thanks for having faith in me. I'll keep in touch. Sean and Don The two brothers I never had. Thanks for all the memories. Ben You are by far the greatest guy in the world. I love you. Mom and Dad Thanks for putting up with me. You guys definitely don t get enough credit. I don't know what I m going to do without you next year. I love you both. Chris Thanks for setting me straight sophomore year. You are the best big brother in the world. It was fate that made us sisters but love that made us best friends. Kim Thanks for always being there for me when I needed you. I love you lots. Lori You are definitely my best friend. The thing that scares me the most about college is, it's going to be the first time in my life that I am separated from you. Take care of yourself next year. I'll miss you beaner. Love, Lisa

267 STEPHANIE The ANGELS Watching you grow up has been our greatest joy! May you have success and happiness in all your endeavors. We wish the class of '92 a very bright future. Mom & Dad Applaud the Class of 1992 and the graduating members of The Performing Arts Program Katzenbach CONSTRUCTION wishes to congratulate the class of 1992 well done! Jonathan Benedict Chandra Bhatnagar Harvey Bradley Alison Cho Carolyn Cooper Shara Feldman Patricia Frank Carin Moonin Robert Hall Rebecca Hart Jud Henderson M atthew Hurford Mrinalini Kamath Lisa Lake Kate Marquis Tim McCullough Carin Moonin Pauline Roberts Fred Sabb Daniel A. Safer Ami Shah Lauren Shuke David Wise Bliss was It In that dawn to be alive, But to be young was very heaven! T a m m y : h it on b y a 30 y r. o ld m an, JV lax s tu d s, Lang, ch ip s, S.O. it's o k to b e s tu p id," P h y s ic s w ith B ob, T o dd + B aja. Ed 4- S tu d io 27, y o u n g m en a t Foodto w n, G to w n B ar, B agging C h u n k s, uh o h fa rt, D o n 's m o sh in g p a rty it s w ate r!" S te p h : S te v e B., e sc a p a d e, J.S. -f SN L, 30 so m e th in g, S w e e t 16. "D o y o u h a ve th e tim e? ", M eg an + S arah, T add. D ad s, P hil + T o d d. F o o d to w n m en, Hell h o u se, d o g s rug, CHILL! M ic h e lle : S te v e 's u n d ie s, S p it on th e p u trid slim e b a ll. Liz: L.B.I., c h e e se, ly so l, sc a rin g Ali, T.C. is a big n o se d b u tth e a d, B illy is God! J u lia : Oh! P ound! F.O.T.S.W.! m e m b e r... B u tt S! A + B S h e n e q u a, E vian B o ttle, raga m uffin, m o sh in g le sso n s, G irly m o n, L a n g ste r, J.D., s tu c k in a d itc h, G ra m p ie s. "B re a k fa st D an ielle," E h m ahgaah. PATHETIC! C a ro ly n : C la m b a kes, N ew Y ears Eves. L aw anda. A m i: K issbutt- h e eh e e- m urder. M + D + L: I lo ve you! D an ielle R.I.P. LEONARD We're sorry, Adam Jamie Andy (Dan) Congratulations Matthew Owen llu rfo rtl W ith it sp e d, n rim lm lio n roid love ARLE When three friends' innocent play turned into murder most foul...

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269 To all of those whom I adore, THURSTON, dumb German, "N ot m uch", Becks. K: Statutory rape, "I'm not gay, Bluebeard, booting on my car. ERIC: charts in math, stumpers, personals, blah-blah-blah, "Hey, wasn't m e" stuck in three hour traffic to Philly, trips to Woody, Campus Rock, Montgomery parties, Old Crow, L.A. STITZ: Legion, Ohiopyle, broken glass objects at your house, booting at Kasis', Hotel Nissan Tockwogh, the boat, UA, Dice. J: chillin' in the basement, magic posterboard, roadtrips, NYC, Lawrence chicks, your obsession with the Aztec Club, rock-climbing. DON: "e a tin tough, Step-by-Step, The Gambler, Devil Went Down To Georgia, like a geyser. Nikki: your annoying dogs, coctail weiners, stealing your room, G-N-R concerts, endless weekends at your abode. CHRISSY: hogging my best friend, Spanish and Bio last year. SARAH, AMANDA: my favorite PHS girls, miss you next year, Sarah, thanks for a home that night. JOE, DAVE, CY: too bad you re stuck here another year, come visit me at college. THE FLY GIRLS (KATIE, PEACH ES, JESSICA): see ya later! SILLY JESSE: It was fun while it lasted. BILANIN: O.P.P. LATA: Rosedale House, Lawrence parties, bats and batting, starting with C.L.'s and graduating" to Reds, "Jen who?, Colorado, obsessions, goals, dope boots, Zepplin box set, the Challenger, midnight trips to Phily, P.J.'s before practice, managing hockey, "th e liar", whistlin' dixie, Bella s, H.S. fat chicks from Queen s, G-N-R concerts, giving you rides home, Tulane, Haus. MATT S DATING THEORY: When you are thirsty, you want a bucket of water but you'll settle for a glass. Congratulations Jonathan Benedict! All of our care, our support and our best wishes for a happy future to our favorite composer. Love, Mom and Dad M. Young You Guys: I can't express in words how much you mean to me. You always kept a smile on my face, thank you. I wish you guys the bestof luck in college, maybe (just maybe), you can match the fun we ve had in High School. I ll miss you tons, you re the greatest! I love you Mom, Lappy, Dad, Karen, Makenzie: Thank you guys SO much for always supporting me in everything I ve done. I'll miss you guys a lot next year; it s going to be pretty scary without having close by to lean on. (Oh! Mom I was just kidding. Of course I ll be home; maybe for one weekend!). I love you, JOEY

270 Mom and Dad: You guys have always been there for me throughout the years. Thanks for being so understanding. We've had our share of bad times, but twice as many good memories that I will never forget. I will always remember all of the sacrifices that you have made for me. I ll miss you both very much next year! Mom keep Dad away from the refrigerator! I love you both very much! Jiv: My big brother, you have always been overly protective of me, but I forgive you because you have also always been there for me when I needed to talk to someone. Rem em ber... "give me five"... my champion... boqounie... "I want to eat your hand!"... FIGHTS!... stickers vs. baseball cards... "greed is good... I'm sorry presents... muchekey deeky... remote control wars... TENNIS!... Most of all I'll always remember those 4 am talks when I soaked your t- shirts with tears. You were always patient enough to listen to all my problems and I know that we'll always be there for each other. I love you! Nick: My bestest friend you are an absolute treasure! Seventh grade H.R. with Mr. Franz... Good-bye" Charlie"... H.L. s everywhere... Genesis/parking lo t/b a rf... Picture w/s anta... late night phone calls... parental problems... "grounded again... DANCING!... improv acapelo jazz tunes... clinique... hairspray... Escape... Tresor... Davey & Andre... N.Y.C....Au Cotton w in te r... jockey bras... Bizarre love triangle... S.D....our sweet restaurant laugh... Toronto... Jiv loan me a 5 for another brown cow!... Madonna... Harry... Nicold... older men... CHEESEBURGERS... stupid dog... stressful shopping... sleepovers... It was a blast! I love you lots Nick, life would have been dull without you. Thanks for all the late night panic calls (when you were up). You ll never know how much I'll miss you! Celeste: Poo-pie... The Costa Rican housewife year old guys... too old NAW!... life in the fast lane... tennis camps... Hilton & Milton... Goran Ivanisevic... guys, guys, guys... I love men... Victoria s Secret... I like blonds!... I hate this country... Maybe one day I ll meet you in Paris... Remember never give up your dreams... Thanks for all the advice... I'll miss you sweetie! LEEEVEINNAA... the queen of gossip... sexy volleyball shorts... gold earrings... Mr. Lott's history class... "WHAT?... S.S.S...."OH S!"... alligator skin... Yes Tuesdays are my bad days!... rainbow keds... attitude... THIS SUCKS!... I'll miss you next year! Mernie: First grade... my best buddie... roller skating... physics and math... Chinese dumplings... the list goes on forever! Take care of yourself and stay out of trouble! Reg: You are the sweetest friend anyone could ever ask for! I will miss you very much next year, but I know we ll stay in touch. Never change Reg 'cause I love you just the way you are! Kate M.: Straight l s you make me sick! CORNY!... Arny humor... Colross cookies... I guess the hard work finally paid off! Have a GREAT tim e at Williams just don't over stress! Carin: Blairstown... Glee Club... Golden Griddle Pancake House... Ms. B's aerobics class... you are a great writer and I wish you the best next year! Jim: Mi amigo... nosotros somos profesores fantasticos!... Spanish wouldn't have been the same without you! I'll always remember huesos y beans. James: I'll always remember your Hammer dance! Thanks for all the laughs! Gary: It all started with Sixteen Candles" and in such a short time we became so close. We've been through so much since sophomore year. You know me better than anyone else. I love you more than words could possibly express. Remember... A.C....N.Y.C....Sunday trips... relatives... Arch Rival com petitions with Jiv... Claiborne... Forever Your Girl... NERD!... 6 hr. phone conversations... It was too hyped!"... cards, cards, cards... one-ring call backs... pictures... Fridays... Monday frees... "Ta no like m e!... There s so much to say, but th a t s between you and me. Gary you will always be a part of me. I'll love you forever!

271 Mom & Bill: We've had some really trying times, but we made it through it all. Thank you for believing in me. You have given me so much. I will miss you both next year. It will be hard leaving home, but I will leave with a lot of memories. I love you both. Dad: We ve been through a lot, and had some good talks together. We really are so alike. I know that you will find the true happiness that you deserve. I will miss you next year. Thank you for everything. I love you, Daddy. Tasha: My partner in crime. I don't know what I would have done without you. So many memories your Joseph tape & my accident, our Canada trips & those incrim inating video tapes (I ll get those one day!), I need to borrow some money Jiv", brown cows, NYC, "Are we lost?, AC, travelling in style, lively arts, "Us, act?!, VS, F * * * in A", "Hi, I'm taking a prom proll, fettucini & fried shrimp, stylin' & profilin', Let's kick some a * *!, taking over the dance floor, "H ot Feet", CD & yes it was really good!, "H ow big? Big!!", Vogue, Rusty nail, Boom-Boom, HiThighs. tanning your feet, Shotgun, hours on the phone (when I could use it), This area is sooo boring!", aerobics, nails, your house (m y home away from home), my second parents, "I'll try to stay up for your call". I could go on forever, we ve had such great times. Thanks for always being there for me, through all the good and bad times. You are the coolest, and always look fab! I don t know what I'll do without you next year. I will miss you so much! You are my bestest friend in the world. I love you forever. Love, Nick. Levina: Econ., English, I couldn't have gotten through them without you. "Oh S * * t!, shopping at Bridgewater, "Can I tell you?, that mysterious dinner at Casa Lupita, I am not nosey!", gossip, gossip, & more gossip, coke-bottle glasses, our talks about trips to California, "H ow long did you wait to get your license?", obsession with the male anatomy. You are a great person, I m going to miss you a lot next year. Celeste: tennis camp, first plane ride, "Those people look French", Just let it out Nick, let it out!, reunions at Friday's, shopping, Costa Rica & your future hubby invite me to the wedding, Paris, Italy (I'm jealous). Good luck next year, I'll miss you so much! I love you. Gary: What can I say? We've gone through a lot from sophomore year until now. I'll always remember the 45 min. phone call, pranks, the lunch table and your sense of humor. Good luck next year, I know that you will succeed. I ll miss you Keep in touch. Kate: the turtle, name that tune, "beautiful, lovely", I'll be back", Link was.,, interesting. A dm it it you re corny. Thanks for putting up with my laughing fits. Good luck next year! Carin: Phy. & Econ. we survived aerobics, Glee Club, and the famous Toronto trip. Good luck next year. James: Its been an interesting last few years. Econ., the lunch table, thanks for keeping me laughing through it all! Good luck next year! Erik: We've had some fun times over the years. Now that we're all out of the house, you're going to be the first one to venture into the real world. I ll miss you. Take care of yourself & watch the driving! Love, Penny. Janina: SJ, "They're looking at me, not you!, your made-up songs, Texas (we'll meet there somday!). I had a blast with you during tennis, you kept me laughing. I ll miss you next year. Take care of yourself & don't drive the guys too crazy! Ellie: my older sis! California trip, summer jobs, Boston trip (need I say more?), Hilton Head, Bonnie & Boobless. I've missed you a lot this year. Thanks for you support and all your advice. Whichever direction we end up going, always remember I love you. Love, Penny. Class of 92: It's been fun, Good Luck! What lies behind us And what lies before us Are tiny matters Compared to what Lies within us. Ralph W. Emerson

272 So m a n y m e m o rie s fro m th e p a st 4 y e a rs: D a n ie lle : SNL w ith J.S., G.E. w a v e s. B.J., O.C.. P hil & T o dd. AMC & OLTL, T ad & J a c k. M eg h an & S arah, No yo u chill!. W il's, o u r S w ee t 16, e sca p a d e, P epe-juan, E dw in a. W ayne, M iss L-daisy. T h an ks fo r b e in g th e b e st frien d I've e v e r had! T a m m y : Fla., S e a w a tc h & W a terfro n t, sp o rts d isc u ssio n s. Eagles!! O.C., W ilt s. M ac & C h e e se, Id a Ivo ry A rm a m a t. S can tico n, h is to ry. I ll le t yo u go n o w." J u lia : 5 '4 " yay!. H ot tu b. H unt fo r R ed O ct.. pen fig h ts, n o te s, c h e m. e g g s. I'm still tu rn in g on th e re d d o t. S ta c ey: C arp o o ls, e ve n in g d riv e s, G.H., D.L., su p e r p u rsu it m o d e, H o n d as. V in ces, sc ra b b le. E dgew o o d, H.S.C.J.W.D.T.S. Y o u're th e g r e a te s t S tace! L e v in a : c la sse s, F rance, n e a tn e ss. T h an k s fo r a lw a y s p u ttin g up w ith m e. C a ro ly n : I hope to se e yo u m o d e lin g fo r C lo ve r in 5 y rs. A m i: G.S.H.L.O.M.. Jo n, C h ris, su m m e r '9 1. L iz : R-R-R-R, C h ris M o ss, T e rry / T e ri, M artin, W h am, Lani W. M o m & Dad: T h an ks fo r bein g th e g re a te s t p a re n ts in th e w orld! I L ove Y ou All!! S tep h Dear Kev, Thanks for everything! From just a few of us who owe you our deepest gratitude and countless favors. Adam Bromwich Andrew Goldenson Rob Hall Josh Ticktin Mrinalini Kamath Bonnie Howarth Kate Prescottt Jamie Francomano Eileen Hohmuth Alex Wei Anne B. Shepherd Nathan Tain Liz Terrell Kate Marquis Good luck to the 1993 Link Staff! Remember to take care of each other. From, Kate, Tasha and Nicole S o m e p a rtin g w o rd s fo r m y d e a re st: M o m, D ad, a n d B ro : T h an k s fo r y o u r su p p o rt. Jay W.: M an y m e m o rie s, V e rm o n t, w h a te v e r g irls, d riv in g an d b a ttin g, y o u 'v e re ally b e en th e re fo r m e, T h an ks. E ric: Lou G erh ig G uin ta. d o n t fo rg e t th e S u n d a y fo ur o 'c lo c k, p o un d in g th e w eird S oc o and e n d le s s ta lk s. Y o u 're go in g to m a k e it in L A., m an. S tltz e r: P a rtie s a t y o u r h o u se, bo o tin g to g e th e r a t N ickie's. y o u re a lly a re do w n to e a rth. Jason B.: W e'll b e w o rk in g to g e th e r th is su m m e r. 9 y e a rs at P.D.S., to o long. K ra m e r: K eep p a ssin g o u t, y o u 'll g e t a to le ra n c e so m e d a y. Y o u n g : M i p rim e ro a m ig o, to o m a n y m e m o rie s, sle e p in g a t R o se d a le, T he L aw ren ce p a rtie s w ith b a n d s a n d b a ts. P.J. s a fte r sc h o o l, w e 've sm o k e d to o m a n y b u tts. I Love yo u pal. N ic k y : Y o u're a g re a t frie n d, b e a t y o u r h o u se th is a n d e v e ry w e e k e n d. Jesse: T he e n d le s s ta lk s, it's b e en fun. S a ra h a n d A m a n d a : M y P rin c e to n High frie n d s, h a ve fun n e xt y e a r, Jo e, Dave, a nd C y: W hen I co m e b a c k, w e'll g e t to g e th e r and p o un d. C h ris s y : W e've h a d so m e g re a t tim e s a n d e n d le s s ta lk s on th e p h o n e. I re a lly lo ve y o u. w h a t m o re c a n I sa y. W ell, th a t's a b o u t it. If y o u 're n o t in c lu d e d I e ith e r fo rg o t y o u, o r d o n 't c a re fo r yo u. B u t I w ish y o u th e b e s t a n yw a y. T h a t's th e n e w s and I am o u ta h e re. L ata Mom & Dad: Thanks for always being supportive and understanding and sticking by me through thick and thin. I appreciate everything you've done for me. I love you both very much and I'll really miss you next year. (Dad, thanks for being patient during our driving practices.) Audric: Nightmares ("M om m y!!"), fights and bruises, control over the t.v., Anoric & Andric, teasing the dog and so much more. I'll miss you. Enjoy senior year! Tasha: Lott's history class, Chuck's curl, my sleeping "n ose " position, rough James-like hands, white bloomers, moisturizing cream... snake skin, hanging bra strap, GOSSIP, disgusting meals at Casa Lupita, Link, study of the male anatomy, "h is butt-bulging eyeballs (I don't think so.). You re a great person and friend. I luv U lots! Nick: English classes, cokebottle glasses, Economics, the Rock, Link, the "stance", shopping, Victoria's Secret-bath beads, Brookstone, Benetton cream, my giddiness around him, snake skin, the concept of smooth, soft skin (Can't grasp that one.), rides home, the nurse's office, ice cubes, comebacks, gym tennis, Mr. M inter s beard (Is he an Arab?). I am glad we've become close friends. I'll miss you so much. Steph: Where to begin? For starters, Mr. M.'s (the stud?) French class. From then, we couldn't get enough of each other. B-52's dresses, writing letters on paper towels, yawns & tears, tennis-short court, Doug, YM, Most Modern Man, pens, writing left-handed, scribbles, Mock Trial, laminating books (you've finally mastered the art.), rides home, Destructive Passions, talking in the library, France, lists, Look at our group!, and so many other laughs. You're truly special and so is our friendship. Tammy: 3rd tm. lax, managers/players, skirt stuck up my butt, working in the library, Peer Group, Mike, comm, service, meetings, Eng., "h is " glasses and surprise parties Deepa: Serious talks, bus rides, the "p e rfe c t" relationship, dot, "N o kids!", long phone calls, threats, revenge, (908) , volleyball, P.G., hitting and pinching, shorts down to your ankles, "h e r" outfits, my mom yelling: "Deepa, spike!", your wonderful admirers, mental problems and the loose wiring in my bra. I am glad we've gotten closer and been able to talk about anything. I luv U lots! Danielle: Econ., Great Adventure, body odor, tutoring, the Rock, "Where is she?". Julia: Eng. with the ancient one, behind the racks, getting into an accident (almost!), pictures of "h is " house and mailbox. Liz: Geography, volleyball, Mr. B. s uneven haircut. Mock Trial, liking "h im " for so long, gossip, bus rides, Mickey Mouse face and a lot more! Ami: History class, Mock Trial, rides home, 2 AM phone calls, team sports, tutoring. Jean: Volleyball (Living hell?), French class, Susan. 10th grade religion. Chuckle! James: "No, I don't have a game today! Gary: Geography, I m not Freddy Kreuger!", "G irl's volleyball will w in." Action: Peer Group! I am glad we've gotten to be better friends. You're a great person, don t ever change. I am also glad that we were able to "ta lk to each other. I'll never forget you. I'll miss you a lot! Kate: Link, old Colross cookies, gossip, the slowest "tu rtle " alive, charts, typing problems, "Kate, can I ask you a question?". Mock Trial. Peer Group #4: I've had a great tim e this year. You guys are the best. I ll miss you. Have fun and good luck at PDS! P.G. leaders: I've had a great time in Peer Group and I'll never forget this experience. To the rest of the senior class: See ya! Good luck next year! Luv, Levina

273 The Wanna-be Link Staff: First Level: Mrinalini Killer" Kamath ('91 Supplement Layout), Nosey Nathan Tain (Photo Editor and fencer), Gopher Greg Endries ( Staff Assistant' and Layout), Benji Tightw ad Frost (Business Manager, kind of,.. ), Mike Honestly, w e ll sell those ads by the deadline Schragger (Another Business Manager), Second Level: Alex NO w ay Wei (Photo Editor and fencer), Levina Did he really write that? Let me see. Kim (Copy Editor), Deepa I did a lot of work this year NOT! Purushothaman (Supplement Co-Editor). On the highest level of yearbook excellence: Nicole Those aren't Dr. Aaronson s, are th e y? Cargulia (Co-Editor), Kate W hat s the poop? Marquis (Editor-inChief), Tasha Too cool For Words Datta (Co-Editor). M issing fro m photo: Jason Bilanin (Supplement Co-Editor), Jane Have you got a rubber? Grey (Last minute godsend), Liz Laugh a lo t Marquis (Layout and general good egg). C o n trib u tin g photographers: Stacey Namm, Lisa Lake and Julia Tatsch. Am azing C artoonist: Abe Mezrich. Thanks to everyone for all the work you did, (even if you only showed up once.). I think w e ve got a good book here, and we should all be proud. Good luck next year to all of you. Special thanks to Mrs. H ohm uth-lem onick for her advice and patience I hope you have a great year next year. Thank you s are also due to Cindy Shapiro. It s been great working with you this year. Mr. McCord Thank you so much for your patience. I know w e ve been difficult at times, and I know I should have taken photos this year but w e re done now and I think we should be pleased. Take care. Nathan and Alex, Link photo staff. Thanks, guys. This is me with the Real Link Staff: Nicole Cargulia and Natasha Datta. Thanks you both from the bottom of my heart. We made a strange crew, I still can t believe we lived through those cloistered afternoons in C200. Your dedication to the book was incredible; you put huge amounts of time and effort into this publication. You should both be proud. W ithout you, we would never have finished the 92 Link. I wish you the very best in life. I would also like to thank all the PDS faculty and students for being so friendly and supportive during my years here at PDS. Princeton Day School has meant a lot to me. I hope you enjoy the 1992 Link! Yours always, Kate Marquis

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