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PCDS Yearbook 1973TRANSCRIPT
THE PHOENICIAN
Phoenix Country Day School Volume IX 1973
Behold this and always love it!It is very sacred, and you must treat it as su ch .. .
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Dean of Students Advisor, Student Court Head of Art Department Master of Ceremonies TeacherAdminister of Pink slips, Passes, and other related benefits Artist, Potter, Sculptor
To Michael F. G. Morris:
To thank you for your 12 years of dedication to P. C. D. S. - your endless work and your continued contributions - We wish to present this yearbook to you.
The Senior Class of 1973
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ADMINISTRATION
R obert Peirce - H eadm aster M illie Jacoby - R egistrar
Bettye M obley - Business M anager
Kathy Harrison - Receptionist
V era Morrison - Nurse Doris Curtis - Bookkeeper
Christine English - History Lauriston Cone - English
John H all - English N ancy Siefer - History, English
Debbie Gray - Spanish H arry Houle - Library, Latin
Jam es Bruning - Spanish, French Pam ela Cohn - French, Spanish
Kristine Farm er - Biology, P .E . Donald Singer - M ath
D avid O. R aym ond - Science, M ath
D onald W elch - Science Chester Seroka - Science, M ath
Paul M acN eil - Physics, Math
Jackie E llis-G eography, History W illiam Lee-English
Jane t Seitz-English, History Esther K ro ll-S cience, P. E. Kathy Jo Sneller-French, Spanish
A rt Snyder-Science Jeanne Russo-Reading, P .E . M arlys Ann L iverm ore-Reading,Social Studies
Linda Bryant-A rt Gary H oltom -M athem atics, A thletics
M arcus Schluter - Music Josephine Morris - K indergarden Ruth Grove - Fourth Grade
Dorothy W hiskem an - Lower School Mary Lou Syllaba - First Grade Dorothy H enecke - First Grade
Joan O liver - Third Grade Lovice Peterson - Second Grade Ardis Deen - Fourth Grade
W illiam Kroll - P .E . Frances V ierck - Ungraded
R alph Phillips and m ain tenance crew
P earl G ardner and her "Ladies in W hite"
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Oh m y God, a six foot fishstick!
I to ld you no t to look in to th a t laser
Mrs. V ierck
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Give m e th a t film or I 'l l b reak every bone in your body
Did you h ear the one about the e l f . . .
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I t says here tha t w e 're having tacos for lunch again
W ell, we could have i t a t m y house, my parents are out of town
Did you have to e a t th a t fly?
Hi! I 'd like you to m ee t m y m other
H ere 's your m oney back , I 'm gonna have to flunk you
What was th a t rip ?
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SENIORS
Lori Begam
T he University! So he had passed beyond the challenge of the sentries who had stood as guardians of his boyhood and had sought to keep h im am ong th em th a t he m ight be subject to th em and serve their ends. Pride after satisfaction up lifted h im like long slow waves. The end he had been born to serve y e t did not see had led h im to escape by an unseen path: and now i t beckoned to h im once m ore and a new adventure was about to be opened to h im . It seem ed to h im th a t he heard notes of fitful m usic leaping upwards a tone, and downwards a d im inished fourth, upwards a to n e , and downwards a m ajor th ird , like trip le-b ranch ing flam es leaping fitfu lly flam e after flam e , out of a m idnight wood. It was an e lfin prelude, endless and formless; and as i t grew w ilder and faster, the flam es leap ing out of tim e , he seem ed to hear from under the boughs and grasses w ild creatures rac ing , th e ir fee t pattering like ra in upon the leaves. T heir fee t passed in pattering tum ult over his m ind, the fee t of hares and rabbits, the fee t of harts and hinds and antelopes, un til he heard th em no more and rem em bered only a proud cadence from Newman: "Whose fee t are as the fee t of harts and underneath the everlasting arm s."
Jam es Joyce
A P ortrait of the A rtist as a Young M an.
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1968-1973
Student C ouncilStudent Body PresidentFootballDramaSoccerSki ClubBaseballW restlingL etterm an 's Club
Above a ll elsele t one thing be understood
"T hey never got me for the righ t offense"
W. C . Fields
Robert Elliot Casselman
My son invites me to witness w ith h im a ch ildren 's program , a series of cartoons, on television. Addressing m yself to share his harm less pleasures,I am horrified by the unbridled v io lence and hostility of the im agined world he takes in stride, where hum an beings dressed in the skins of m ice are ea ten b y portcullises and cow catchers, digested through the winding corridors of organs, overshoes, boa constrictors and locom otive boilers, to be excreted in waters where shark and squid and abalone w ait to em ploy their tenac les and jaws. It seems there is no object in this world unable to becom e a gu lle t w ith great lonely tee th ; som etim es a set of tee th a ll by itself com es clack ing over an endless p lain after the moving mouse; and though the mouse wins in the end, the ta il of one cartoon is spliced into the mouth of the next, where his rapid and triv ia l agony repeats itse lf in another form. My son has seen these things a num ber of tim es, and knows w hat to expect; he
does not seem disturbed or anything more than m ildly amused. Maybe these old cartoons refer to my childhood and not to his (The ogres in them w ear M ussolini's face), so th a t when m ice are swallowed by skeletons or em pty suits of arm or, when a tribe of savage Negro m ice is put through a wringer and stacked fla t in the ce lla r, he can take the objective and c ritic a l view , while I am shaken to see the giant picassoid parents eating and voiding the ir little m ice tim e and again. And when the cheery announcer cries, "W ell, kids, th a t's the end, " m y son gets up o b edien tly and runs outside to pla.y. I hope he w ill ride over this world as w ell, and th a t his crudest and most terrifying dream s w ill not return w ith such wide publicity .
Howard Nemerov
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Student C ourt (c . j . ) S tudent C ouncil Y earbook D ram a'Ski ClubC heerleadingSwim m ingSoftballH ockeyV olleyball
Anne Crisp
T o those who seebare branches -
and know they hold the buds of spring
to those who see stars fa lling in the heavens -
and know the constellations w ill rem ain forever
to those, who seelong lines of geese
fade far beyond - and know they com e b ack again to nest
to those who seewith wonder in th e ir hearts - -
and know - w hat glories there can be
for those who s e e ...................
Gwen Frostic
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1969 - 1973
C heerleader (Junior V arsity & V arsity)D ram a ClubPhotography ClubSki ClubClass T reasurerC om m unity Service C om m ittee TEEN GAZETTE Correspondent INTERIMPAGE, Business M anager PHOENICIAN, Copy Editor V arsity V olleyball V arsity H ockey V arsity Softball T eaching Assistant
Dorian Lizabeth Elder
T he grand essentials to happiness in th is lifeare som ething to do, something to love, and som ething to hope for.
Ciddison
When a ll else is lost, the future s till rem ains.
C .N . Bovee
Boston Baked Beans-4th period with WLR, Rocky Point with la Senorita, New Years Eve 1971 a t Park City, those H i-Lo gam es-Lost $5 .00 , thanks for the broken nose J .P . , em otional traum as, Hey Jeanie - its Woof and Powder Kaig, Parties 1971-72, Junior-Senior '72 Ads for the Page - thanks Nurse, Jeep: white to red, Payson "O Shist" (L ittle W oman), THE A m erican Dream - Screw ell, Jack in the C rack-4th period-don 't drop the milkshakes, Freezies during play reherSal, Dog Races - Big "Q" - 115m phinR H 'sL incoln , Salt Trips, Box Canyon, narrow escape a t boondocker - rem em ber Jon? those Blenders, F .O . and D . , "Tw inkle Toes", Dallas Cowboys and ch eesecak e!, H ey Sam and Hodg - "Techniques in the Dark R oom ", "V ayan", "I d id n 't do i t" , Sept. 25, Annie: Hows C .L . ?, Jon and Betsy (the truck), Wye and his Gween Twuck, Seaw ell and his Playboys, "M aggie M ay", H ey Rye: 50kt + 75<f = 1 .4 5 ? ? ? , "Lets join profits", dream car-R ed Firebird, Husky - the Happy Horn Dog, H i ya C h e t! , so m any great m em ories. K-12 grade - Jeanie (Sticks), Bobby and I, 13 years to g e th e r .. .
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Bill Ender
I R e m e m b e r.. .
Spanish - ?Es com ico , no?Biology - S e a n .. . I ' l l give you five bucks
if y o u 'll e a t the h eart.English - Y ou WERE in a good m ood? W hat
co incidence, so was I!A lg e b ra - H ey Doc! Did you see S tar T rek
last night?Earth S cience - W hen do I ge t to teach class
Serok?Study H all - Look out, here he c o m e s .. .
H a y b a a a lllls !! ! and last bu t not least,
U. S. H istory - A nother quiz? You have got to be kidding!
H opeful each m orning I ariseAnd splash the cobwebs from my eyes.I brush m y te e th and scrape my chin And b rave ly1 a t the m irror grin.S ternly I force m yself to say,Huzza! huzza! another day!Oh happy m e! oh lucky I!A nother chance w ith life to v ie ! A nother golden opportunity T o rise and shine in this com m unity! A nother ta rg e t for m y aim !A nother w hack a t w ealth and fam e! A lm ost I fee l w ithin m e stir A budding force of character.Who knows, indeed , bu t w hat I m ight Perhaps have a ltered overnight?Today m ay be the day, who knows, T h a t sees me trium ph o 'e r m y foes: G luttony, sim ony, and sloth,And drawing on the tab le cloth;Perjury, arson, envy, pride,And renting ta les of hom icide;Barratry, avarice and wrath And blowing bubbles in the bath .The differences this day m ay bring! Perhaps I 'l l work lik e anything;I 'l l trav e l to my tasks on foot,And in the bank the carfare put,And buy a h a ircu t when I need it,And if I get a le tte r , read it ,And i f every eve im prove m yself By inching through the Five Foot Shelf. The things I w ant to do, I d o n 't And only do the things I don 't.W hat lordly aspirations dawn T he w hile I draw m y trousers on!Oh beam ish m orning, big w ith hope And noble tasks w ith which to cope,If I should fa il you, do not sorrow;I 'l l be a b e tte r m an tomorrow.
Ogden Nash
. . . i t 's a good th ing th a t I 'v e got a short m e m o ry .. . I 'v e always been to ld never to e a t before going to bed . It gives you nightm ares you k n o w .. . and I 'v e sure had some winners.
So long P .C .D !F .O .A .D .
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V olleyball Softball Swimming Field Hockey B asketballA crobatics (instructor) S tudent C ouncil Secretary Yearbook Asst. Editor Dram a
The g reat fau lt in women is to desire to be like m en.
De M aistre
Laura Dale Ganter
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Paul Andrew Haycox
Soccer
T here m ust be someway out of here , said the joker to the th ie f.T here 's too m uch confusion, I c a n 't . .ig e t no re lie f , business m en they drink m y w ine, plow m en dig m y earth .None of them along the lin e , know w hat any of i t 's worth.No reason to g e t exc ited , the th ie f kindly spoke.There are m any here am ong us, who fee l th a t life is b u t a joke.But you and I, w e 've been through th a t.And this is no t our fateso le t us ta lk not falsely now,the hour is getting la tea ll am ong the w atchtow er, princesskep t the v iew .W hile a ll the w om en cam e and w ent, barefoot servants too.Outside in the d istance, a w ildcat d id growl two riders were approaching the wind began to howl.
Bob Dylan
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In back of the rea l railroad yard in San Jose
I wandered desolate in front of a tank factory
and sat on a bench near the sw itchm an's shack A flower lay on the hay on
the asphalt highway -th e dread hay flower
I thought - I t had a b rittle b lade stem and
coro lla of yellowish dirty spikes of Jesus' inchlong
crown, and a soiled dry cen ter cotton tu ft
like a used shaving brush th a t 's been lying under
the garage for a year Y ellow , yellow flower, and
flower of industry, tough spikey ugly flower, flower nonetheless, w ith the form of the g reat yellow
Rose in your brain!This is the flower of the world
A lan Ginsburg
. . .S lipp ing away, w hat can I say W on't you stay inside m e Month of M ayAnd hold on to me golden days Slipping away
Sunshine on m y w alkTo keep m y m ind on the things I 'm saying Footsteps in the h a ll To te l l m e I 'v e been this way before N ev e rm o re .. .
J . T aylor
of the people in m y pastfading faces in a w aking dreamand though th ey never seem to last very longthere are faces I 'l l rem em berfrom the places in m y past
J . Taylor
Jean Hetherington
T he b ig th ree (AC+HMS+1), Park City; S alem M enthols,Me and m y Arrow, "S isters", "S -N -O -W ", Big B, WDC and cham pagne, Curt (H ey, n ice ta lk ), Polly , Ken and his "friend" (sw eet dream s), Big Daddy (wind gauge), M ary C . , chocolate balls and "30 found dead in Thaynes C anyon",New Y ears, Chunk, Barb, Bill T . , M oshca, Rye and the Gween Tw uck, John S . , Blender and his specials, M ark(W ousk), and R D T .. .W hat is w ith the arrows?, ZBD, Wa W a, Second S ister-A C , is 13 years enough, D orian?
W ho's afraid of the universe?It's m idnight on the desert or the coast or high
above tim b erlin e , the M ilky Way is close and the stars are singing.
I am not sm all, I f ill the sphere.I trem ble before the cosmos no more than a
fish trem bles before the tides.
T . Russell
You are a ch ild of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here . And w hether or not i t is c lea r to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as i t should.
D esiderata
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1972-1973
Girls Basketball Y earbook
Elizabeth Klein
R em em ber how we spent the n igh ttim e counting out the stars. Too la te for the beach , too early for the bars.A ll of us together would raise our glasses high and drink a toast to tim es gone by.
The tim es, oh we had some tim es When the world was the color of neon signs.Each of us and a ll of us k illed our dream s with rye And tried to crowd a life tim e into tim es gone by.
Rod McKuen
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Andrew Weiss Levy
1971-1972 Football Soccer Baseball M odel U .N . Arizona Boy's S tate D ram a
1972-1973 M odel U .N .SoccerB aseballD ram a
T he borrower is servant to the lender.
Proverb
I have often reg re tted m y speech, never m y silence .
Pubilius Syrus
You can cover a g rea t deal of country in a book.
Andrew Lang
A m an does no t p lan t a tree for h im self, he plants i t for posterity.
A lexander Sm ith
W hich I wish to rem ark And m y language is p la in ,T h at for ways th a t are dark And for tricks th a t are vain ,The heathen C hinee is pecu liar.
Bret H arte
1969-1973 Football Ski Club D ram a
1969-1970 W restling
1971-1972Page (a rt editor) L etterm an 's Club
1972-1973 Swim m ing L etterm an 's Club S tudent Council
Richard Martin Lorenzen" I 'l l be sober tom orrow, but y o u 'll be crazy the rest of your life . "
W. C . Fields
"next to of course god am erica i love you land of the pilgrim s' and so forth oh say can you see by the dawn's early m y country 'tis of centuries com e and go and are no more w hat of i t we should worry in every language even deafanddumb thy sons acc la im your glorious nam e by gorry by jingo by gee by gosh by gum why ta lk of beauty what could be more b eau tifu l than these heroic happy dead who rushed like lions to the roaring slaughter they did not stop to th ink they died instead then shall the vo ice of liberty be m ute?" he spoke. And drank rapidly a glass of water
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Joan Chandler Ray
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not trav e l both And be one trav e le r, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where i t ben t in the undergrowth;
T hen took th e other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the b e tte r c la im , Because i t was grassy and w anted wear; Though as for th a t passing there H ad worn them re a lly about the sam e,
And both th a t m orning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden b lack . Oh, I kep t th a t first for another day! Y et knowing how w ay leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever com e back .
I shall be te llin g this w ith a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence:Two roads d iverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less trav e led by,And th a t has m ade a ll the d ifference.
R obert Frost
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Varsity & JV Cheer Varsity Hockey V olleyball Softball Ski ClubPAGE- C irculation M anager
Senior Editor PHOENICIAN- Business M anager DramaArizona G irls' S ta te - 1972 Model U. N.Young Arizona Correspondent M ayor's Youth Advisory Board
Abigail Anne Roeder
On a wagon bound for m arket, T here 's a ca lf w ith a mournful eye. High above him th e re 's a swallow, W inging swiftly through the sky. . .
. . . Calves are easily bound and slaughtered,
Never knowing the reason why.But whoever treasures freedom ,Is like a swallow who's learned
to fly.
Folk Song
"No one can be perfectly free t i l l a ll are free. . .N o one can be perfectly happy t i l l a ll are happy. I
Herbert Spencer,SOCIAL STATISTICS
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Wendy Lou Rusing
Student C ouncil (70-7171-72 Secretary72-73 V ice President)
Y earbook (72-73 Copy Editor)Page (71-72)C om m unity Service (71-72)T eaching Assistant (71-72, 72-73) Sw im m ing (69-73)V olleyball (72-73)Hockey (69-70 JV C aptain
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70-71,71-72 C aptain72-73 Captain)
, and le t today em bracethe past w ith rem em brance
and the future w ith longing.
k ah lil gibran
farew ell to you and the youth I have spent
w ith you.It was but yesterday we m et in
a d re a m .. . and if our hands should m ee t in
another dream we shall bu ild another tower in
the sky.
k ah lil gibran
There are p laces I 'l l rem em ber a ll m y life though some have changed, some forever not for b e tte r, some have gone and some rem ain . A ll these places had the ir m om ents w ith lovers and friends I s till re c a ll, some are dead and som e are liv ing,
in m y life I 'v e loved them a ll.
lennon-m ccartney
v a n . . . p itt (f. o. &d.) . . . poo poo c h e n e y .. . s e a w e ll .. . wye and his gween tw u c k .. . m o sc a .. . t a r . . . m y am erican d re a m .. . the m e n . . . sticks and her m a n .. . d a l la s .. . m y p a l . . . p o o h .. . sambo . . . m a rk o .. . s e ro k .. . big b ro th e rs .. . e n e m a .. . b a b e . . . the longer i look, the m ore m em ories i see, a ll so precious, in a very special p lace , ever so close to m e.
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1972-1973
V arsity Football Page: Editor Student Court Dram a Ski Club Radio Club
I never understand why people com plain about Congressmen, th ey 're the best m en m oney can buy.
W ill Rogers
"I be lieve th a t our H eavenly Father invented m an b e cause he was disappointed in the m onkey. "
"I have been reading the m orning paper. I do i t every m orning-w ell knowing th a t I shall find in it the usual depravities and baseness and hypocrisies and cruelties th a t m ake up civ ilization , and cause m e to put in the rest of the day p leading for the dam nation of the hum an hum an r a c e ."
"Fleas can be taught nearly everything th a t a Congressman c a n ." If a t first you don 't succeed, try , try again;
then qu it-th ere 's no use being a dam n fool about it.
W. C. Fields
"W hen I was a boy of fourteen, m y father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old m an around. But when I got to be tw enty-one, I was astonished at how m uch he had learned in seven years. "
HOOK, NURSE, VIGILANTE
"T here are tim es when one would like to hang the whole hum an race , and finish the farce . "
Mark Twain
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There comes a tim e in the affairs of m an when he must take the bull by the ta il and face the situation.
W. C. Fields
Anthony Paul Ruskin
John Reese Seawell
THE SOUND OF TREES
I wonder about the trees.W hy do we wish to bear Forever th e noise of these M ore than another noise So close to our dw elling p lace?We suffer them by the day T ill we lose a ll m easure of p ace , And fixity in our joys,And acquire a lis ten ing air.T hey are th a t th a t talks of going But never gets away;And th a t talks no less for knowing, As it grows wiser and older,T hat now it m eans to stay.My fee t tu g at the floor And m y head sways to m y shoulder Som etim es when 1 w atch trees sway, From the window or the door.I shall set forth for som ewhere,I shall m ake the reckless choice Some day when they are in voice And tossing so as to scare The w hite clouds over them on.I shall have less to say,But I shall be gone.
Frost
Only those b eneath m e can envy or ha te m e.I have never b een envied nor hated; I am above no one.Only those above m e can praise or b e l i ttle m e.I have never been praised nor b e littled ;I am below no one.
Gibran
We are a l l c lim b ing tow ard the sum m it of our hearts' desire. Should the other c lim ber stea l your sack and your purse and w ax fa t on the one and heavy on the o ther, you should p ity him ;The c lim bing w ill be harder for his flesh , and the burden w ill m ake his way longer.And should you in your leanness see his flesh pudging upw ard, help h im a step; it w ill add to your swiftness.
Gibran
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Teri Weiner
K ariuki M atheka
Boom! . . . I t 's a ll th e re , . . . The whole shot!
No D o ria n .. . The lens has to go on the cam era first!
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H a -ch a -ch a ! I got a m illion of 'em .
I knew I forgot to put som ething on this m orning!
THE LAST WILL ANDLori Begam leaves to C hem her brain; to Sara Jack Lalane stretch rope for when-she talks too m uch during
U .G . ; to M r. Raym ond 7 m ed als , a re d , w hite and b lue bath ing su it, and a b ig thank you; to her brother no excuse for being la te every m orning; to the M issing Line two pairs of tennis shoes, 400 FREE d ill p ickle chips and 20(f for ice cream to David; and to M anny two large rocks, one p iece of bubble gum , her lab book, and a friendly sm ile .
Bob C asselm an leaves this age of decaying m orals and acquiescense to youth to M r. Bruning; the foo tball team and th e W orld C ham pion D allas Cowboys to lam e brainey; Paradise Lost to th e Yellow Rose of Texas; and my d e c im ated p o litic a l ca reer to th e Schwanzero. R .I .P .
Anne Crisp leaves her Paul Lynde im pression to Jon and David; her driving ab ility to Rye and Bakes and everyth ing else th a t 's im portan t to Mo.
D orian Elder leaves some cookie dough, early m orning w ater skiing adventures and enough change to c a ll C aliforn ia to Jean ie ; to Jon she leaves rib counting, a large bo ttle of V itam in E and Sunday afternoon football gam es; to A nnie , Pink Elephant cookies, 100 p ieces of Bubble gum and ski goggles from Park C ity 's Lost and Found; to W endy the co rrec t way to say "alw ays1'; to R ich "M osca and Sufferin '1; to Seaw ell a new varnished Playboy p in -u p and two muzzles for Love and Dutchess; to Tony "Uni" and Fig Newtons, to Laura barbed wire; to Bob "Grants M ets"; to Rye 50<t to enjoy him self; "H eavy Duty" engraved on Bakers Cutless; and to Tim m ons a useless set of keys to the je e p .
W illiam K. Ender, B lender, leaves his " lack of perform ance" to th e effort grade system; a 5x8 portrait of Mr. Bruning to R ichard (or v ice-versa); an a lib i to W; a p a ir of high top b lack tennis shoes to the shoe salesm an; his com piled book of insults to Jean; a fa ta l disease to Freedm an; a block of dense m a te ria l to Mark; and la s t, but not le a s t, absolutly nothing to John Seaw ell. In addition to th is , he does herely bequeath h im se lf, in m ind , body, and soul, to th e world. . .w ith fa ir w arning. P .S . BMH!
Laura G anter leaves the m em ory of Button Boy and Swinging Horse, m any exhausting parties and endless com plain ing ; th e foresight not to w ear dresses to school, and seeing eye dog to M oe Zrike. A lock of her flam ing red ha ir to Bakes and hopes of his finding a dream girl to J on.
PaulH aycox leayes Dorian Elder 2. 2 pounds of Sodium C yanide; and to Gary W ing speech lessons.
K evin H enegar leaves T im S tallcup a l ife - tim e supply of Butyl N itrite ; and one pound of strychnine laced ch lo ra l hydrate to D orian E lder,; and a case of A lpo to th e Belka hound.
Jean H eterington leaves "the rugged look" to M ark Baker; a nicknam e to Sam; to Radar her ab ility to play basketball; to Rye a gween tw uck and a ride to the Y .M .C .A .; a good m ood and a new joke to Blender; the yearbook to anyone INSANE enough to care ; to D orian speech lessons, a guy, a dog nam ed Humpy and 13 years of m em ories; to Annie some sunshine, a p a ir of Rossi's, some snow and a sm ile; to E lM arko some s tilts , his cam era , and understanding; to John some new m oves and the request to try again in five years; to "M y Cloud" the tim e to change; and a "thank you" to someone specia l.
Lisa K lein leaves Seaw ell's erroneous zones and socks to anyone who w ill take them (Mrs. English); to Bakes a life tim e supply of antifreeze; to Jeanee M . the girl's room and the gang on the bus; to Mr. H all symbolism and w hat he can do w ith it; to T im Latin II and th e rerun of "Go Ask A lice"; and to Mo a ll our good tim es a t P .C .D .
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TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS(sarcasm intended) and everything e lse .
Andrew Levy leaves M r. Bruning Spanish L iterature and Iberia; to Mrs. English MY notebook; to Mr. H all ALL my free them es; to Doc E=MC2; to M r, Raymond a nod; to M r. Singer / i and my pitching ability ; to M r. W elch my longest highest goal k ick.
R ichard Lorenzen leaves his "defic iency of. good ta s te " ; to Senor Bruning; P .C .D .S . and effort ratings to the Schwanzero; and M tobe Wewe Eskari to K ariuki and the P .P .D ,
Joan C handler Ray Bequesths to Mrs. English one C aravel bar to keep her on her d ie t , also a peacefu l Afro - Asian class next yea r. To T eri W einer I leave a ll m y notes and a list of excuses for when she gets to co llege. To Sara T ancer I leave a ll my past boyfriends, a free day in the snow w ith a ski instructor, a b lind d a te , a stack of paper for le tte r w riting , and also a successful Senior Year w ith Mr. Bruning. To Rye Nelson 1 leave a novel about C onfidence, also one sexy shoulder. To Ann Crisp I leave a year's supply of Bubble gum . To M ark Baker I leave m y Jaguar w ith a l l its illnesses and also com plete w ith Raquel W elch to tick le him a t the right m om ents. To Sam Freedm an I leave m y old skis so he can break his leg and have gorgeous girls p ity ing him . To M aureen Zrike I leave the gilrs ' bathroom , a French dictionary and a reunion w ith Orme. To John Seaw ell I leave his astrological forecast for th e next 10 years. Also an open in v ita tio n .. . To Jon Cheney I leave m y french accen t and a T .V . w hich is always tuned to C hannel 21. I leave Barb Pritzlaff her streak of luck for her getting through French IV.To th e whole upper school I leave a lo t of hope th a t they can m ake it un til they graduate. To M r. Raym ond, I give him the re lie f th a t I have finally gone for good!
Abby Roeder leaves the nam es Rosco, T a r, N etta , Puddin'; e tc . to R ichard and Tony; the First Place Prize for the Abby Roeder L ook-alike contest to Sara; and she leaves Phoenix Country Day School for som ething bigger.
Wendy Rusing leaves a bag of ice to M ark Baker; a rep lacem en t 'teddy ' to Rye; the parties ' to M aureen and a re a l dream girl to Jon.
Tony Ruskin leaves to Bob, R ichard , K evin, Paul and Kariuki the V illa , his Rare V ig ilan te Dog, the Cruiser- m o b ile , his two Phasers and his Tokero Ice Pipe; to M r. W elch his copies of "How to Waste T im e in Chem istry Class by Asking T im e Consuming Questions" and "The Art of S tretching a S im ple, Two Hour Experim ent Over A Three W eek Period", to M r. H all, his fourteen REWRITE papers; to D orian Elder, a $ . 50 beer and a $20. 00 dinner; to M r. Morris, his unique ach ievem ent of 16 marks m one w eek; to C runch-Face, a slow, m erciless death; to R ichard, his A1 Mundy Blue Books, his refined driving skills, and his co llection of blank doctor appointm ent cards.
John Seawell leaves K im a great actor and a tube of glue for chipped paint off the Z; Mark H. his own photography studio w ith a pool ta b le and the dark room assistant of his choice; Bill a pool cue of gold w ith ACE WEIMS prin ted in the handle; M ark B. a gnat swatter and a can of RAID and lots of luck; Jean a contract with a due date in five years and the keys to her special car; Lisa lunch a t North Bank after she washed m y socks; Annie a surgical gown and m any good tim es; D orian A Y ear and A H alf and red racing glasses for her new car; Wendy a p lace in fifty years and a special book; Rye everything and anyone if he can hold on to them .
T eri Lynn W einer leaves to the future of Phoenix Country Day School a person who m ay take the p lace of a ll m y absences. To Sara T an ce r, a n ice jewish, adorable G, o r C . or A. To M anuel T ancer, 50 Chanukah presents. To Joan R ay, a happy life and to the entire faculty a thankyou for putting up with m e.
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UPPER SCHOOL
Parker Cornell
Andy Fowler
Sam Freedm an
John Cheney
Suzy Flower
R ick Hodgdon
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Tom Kossick
M ark Horowitz
Rye Nelson57
Chris Morris
EmeryM cClennen
M ark Horwitch
Barbie Pritzlaff
M isdee R ich
Joyce Shulte
M ary Sunderland
TennyStevens
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Sarah Tancer
Tom Vache
Kati W eingartner
Nana Volpe
Steve Tim m ons
Kim Yamanouchi
M aureen Zrike
Geri A llison
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John Feeney Cindy C rockett
A lan JonesCam eron LaFollette
Steve Kaufer
Jeanne Mathews
M ark Phillips Randy Raskin
Evan Sage
Lisa Reis Pam Ruskin
Georgia Sakiotis
Kathy S teiner Shelly Stevenson
M arty Stickford
Chris Wulsin
Don Vyskocil
Don Asbury M ichael Begam T im Bock
Kim Brock
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Steve C asselm an
CLASS
Cara Ganter
Tuula Kaynee
K elly Cornell
John Cox
Carrie Ellis
Chris H olland Susan Kerrigan
Jam es Lincoln
Irene M arcarelli
Jeannine P ickrell
Susan Rubenstein66
Jeff Bailey
Shelley A im er
Ira Besserman
Paul A ngelchik
EIGHTH
Ruth C lem enger 68 C athy C rockett
Tom Ellinwood
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Britt Etzold
69 Charles LadlowTom H etherington
Robin Laflin
R obertaM ann
John Norris
D avid Norton
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A lic ia Wood Maryanne Wray
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SEVENTH GRADE
Robert Bell 74
BACK: Becky Driggs, Blair Torrey; FRONT: C athey Callison, V alerie M cCullough, Sharon Gustafson, Simone W underlich
Jim Berridge, Doug Barton, Jacques deLisle, John Crockett75
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Lee LaFollette Brian Rose Courtney White Richard Pritzlaff
Lynnie Getz Cathy T ancer Lynne D iethrich Betsy Ryan
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M att Ellinwood, Greg Haus, M ark Three Stars, Todd G ilm ore, George Kokalis
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Cathy Laflin, R onale Tucker
Kevin Tucker, George Getz, M att Gregory
Andy Gilburne, Steve Louis
Brent Vierk, Larry Wright, Terry Smith
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Student Body President: Bob Casselm an
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A lic ia Wood, Sara T ancer, Steve Tim m ons, Paul Haycox, Jean H etherington, Annie Crisp, A lan Jones, David Steiner, M ark Phillips
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M ichele R o b b in s ....................................... Pam RuskinA shley R obb ins........................................... R ichard LorenzenG re tc h e n ...................................................... K athi SteinerM adelainne R o b b in s ............................... Laura G anterA lex Krum bull ........................ M ark BakerMrs. G oolsby ............................................... Lori BegamS ondi.............................................................. D orian ElderB ra d fo rd .............................................. ... . John Seaw ellM artin H o llin g sh e a d ............................... Tony RuskinD oreen K rum bull . . . . . . . . . . Abby R oederG race H ollingshead .................... Shelly SteversonE d d ie .............................................................. Steve Tim m onsA L ittle G i r l ............................................... K ati W eingartnerGeorge R ic h a rd so n ................................... M ark HorowitzA T axi D r i v e r ........................................... Ton V acheM aurice .................................................. M ark Horwitch
The Cast
Staff
Production M a n a g e r ....................................... Sara T ancerStage M an ag e r Rye NelsonE lectric ians . . Jon Cheney, Sam Freedm an, D avid Cheney Properties . . . Joyce Schulte, Suzy Flower, Nana Volpe
THE ASKING
UP THE DOWN
CastDr. M axw ell C l a r k ....................... R ichard LorenxenSylvia B a r r e t ..................................... M ary SutherlandB eatrice S c h a c h t e r ....................... Abby RoederPaul B a r r i n g e r .................................Steve Tim m onsJ. J. M c H a b e ..................................... Mark BakerElla F r ie n d e n b e rg ............................Laura GanterFrances E g a n ..................................... Anne CrispC harlotte W o l f .................................Joyce SchulteSam uel B e s t e r .................................A lan JonesD onald F in c h ..................................... Andy LevyLou M a r t in ..........................................Bill EnderLennie N e u m a r k ............................Mark HoroevitzC arole B lanca..................................... Emery M cC lennenA lice B l a k e ..................................... D orian ElderV ivian P a i n e ....................... .... K athi SteinerRusty O 'B r i e n .................................Andy FriendLinda R o s e n .....................................W endy RusingJose R o d r ig u e z ................................ T enny StevensC arrie B la in e ..................................... Nana VolpeHarry K a g a n ..................................... Bob C asselm anJill N o r r i s ..........................................K im Y am anouchiR achel G o r d o n ................................ K ati W eingartnerElizabeth E l l i s ...................................Sofia H aberm an
Charles A r r o n s ................................ John SeawellEdward W illiam s ....................... K ariuki M athekaJoe Ferone .....................................Rom VacheH elen A r b u z z i ................................ Betsy LorenzenFrank G a r d n e r ................................Mark HoroevitzMark Wolzow ............................M anuel TancerThe M a n ......................................... Chris MorrisE l l e n ...................................................Jean H etherington
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Production M a n a g e r ....................... K im Yam anouchiStage M a n a g e r ................................ Rye NelsonE le c t r i c i a n s .....................................Jon Cheney................................................................ Sam Freedm an................................................................ D avid CheneyP r o p e r t i e s ..........................................Barbie Pritzlaff..................................... ...........................Suzy FlowerS o u n d ...................................................Steve Casselm an................................................................ Tom KossickAssistant Stage M anager . . . . Parker CornellD irectors . . . . . . . . . . D avid O. Raymond................................................................ D onald A . W elch
STAIRCASE
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Barbie Pritzlaff, Sara T ancer, K ati W eingartner
TUTORINGCam eron L afo lle tte , Roberta M ann, Sophia H aberm an, Mark Horowitz
Editor Sara T ancer and Girls Sports Editor K ati W eingartner.
Joyce Schulte, Layout Editor.
K im Y am anouchi, Copy Editor.
Business M anager T enny Stevens.
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