1980 Yearbook by Bancroft School

The Bancroft School

All the world's a stage And all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts, William Shakespeare As You Like It Act II Scene vii

TABLE OF CONTENTS TITLE PAGE

DEDICATION

FACULTY SENIORS CLASS WILL JUNIORS

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AC I IVITIES SPORTS DRAMA ADVERTISEMENTS

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ONE singular sensation, every little step he takes. ONE thrilling combination, every move that he makes. ONE smile and suddenly nobody else will do, You know you'll never be lonely with you know who. ONE moment in his presence, and you can forget the rest, For the guy is second best to none, son. Oooh, Sigh, give him your attention, Do I really have to mention, He's the ONE ... "A Chorus Line"

We, the Class of 1980, will fondly remember ONE man for his friendship and guidance over the years. He represents the foundation of the Bancroft community and possesses limitless encouragement to the student. Concerned with each individual, he strives for our personal success in future endeavors. It is with sincere thanks that we dedicate our yearbook to Bancroft's unsung hero, our H ead m aster,

Mr. Wyatt Garfield

FACULTY

It's the hard-knock life for us! It's the hard-knock life for us! 'Steada treated we get tricked, 'Steada kisses we get kicked, It's the hard-knock life! Martin Charnin ANNIE

Mr. Wyatt Garfield

Miss Elinor Pike

Mr. Edgar Gauthier

ADMINISTRATION Mr. Jeffrey Woodworth

Mr. Stephen Samborski

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Mr. George Wolfenden

Science

English Miss June Sheldon

Mr. Michael Oliphant

Mrs. Amy Pearson

Mrs. Gail Swenson

Mrs. Joan Carlson

Mr. Harvey Fenigsohn

Mr. Stephen White

Mr. Stephen Samborski

Ms. Elizabeth Tsang

Mrs. Barbara Groves

Languages

Mr. Gary Mathieu

Mr. Edgar Gauthier

Mrs. Alice Carr

Mrs. Marcia Stansfield

Mr. James Mottram

Mrs. Diane Barrows

Mrs. Ellen Rasnick

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Miss Ruth Gauch

Mrs. Isabel Bayon

Mr. Peter Crone

Mr. Dennis Troccio

Athletics

Mr. Daniel Cole

Mr. Charles Aleksiewicz

Mrs. Louise Gebelein

Mrs. Dianne Knutson

Miss Jane Gubb

Maintenance

Mr. John Sabuk

Mr. Paul Bisson

Mr. Bill Moran

Essentials

Mrs. Maureen Gray

Mrs. Tuck Ferris Miss Elinor Pike

Mrs. Mary Frost

Kitchen Ladies

Mrs. Vicky Powers, Mrs. Lois Enman, Mrs. Marjorie Anderson, Miss Margaret Keith

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Mrs. Anne Hall

Art

Mrs. Phyllis Jernberg

Mrs. Mary Trostel, Mr. Winslow Myers

Music

Mrs. Jaye Boardman

Mrs. Barry Coontz

Miss Karen Hastie

Mr. Anthony Polletta

Seniors

... We are Children of the World, Watching every day go by. From the Bible to Survival, Just to make it worth the waiting ... Gibbs

I'm taking the time to find Some new roads into my mind Discovering things, and giving them wings time that this boy learned to fly.

Tammy S. Clemence

Southbridge IS The Best !

You can't notice anything, If you don't study it carefully.

TED CROCKER

THANKS TIM, ROGER, BEN, DAVE, AND TRACEY Call me the Breeze I keep blowin' down the road. ... I ain't hidin' from nobody Nobody's hidin' from me. And that's the way it's supposed to be. Lynyrd Skynyrd

It's a brand new day It's a brand new day For each and every one of us It's a brand new day. Albert Hammond

Forgive,0 Lord, my little jokes on Thee And I'll forgive Thy great big one on me. Robert Frost

I am always hearing the steady pulse of the sea. August 4 October 6 SAW strange beings

BENJAMIN DUNHAM NEWELL GARFIELD CUTTYHUNK

Education is that which Remains when everything You learned in school Is forgotten. Albert Einstein

Melissa Goodnow

Each of us is different from the other. One man's weakness may be your strength, While his strength may be your weakness. Thus ... we need one another.

Labor Day ... Dead ... Kahlua Bermuda .....Zippy" ... sunset ... S.C.... Mopps T.C.... It's not my problem ... The HELL with 'em if they can't take a joke ...

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J. Graham Here comes those tears again Just when I thought I was getting over you Just when I thought I was going to make it through Another night without missing you When I hear your footsteps in the hall -J.B.Thanks for your support and love, it was more than I could ask for — Crash, Drew, Apples, Flowerboy, Lynne, Dirt, Graveyard, Benji Dog Dudley, Bj, Buttons, Italian Stallion, (Wally)?, C.M., CT., Joey, Liz Doll, Leslie, T.C., B.J., S.B., D.P., JS., L.T., M.B., S.M., C.T., A.W., M.D., B.N., M.S., B.W., Bg, J.G., K.K.K., M.L., D.L., T.G., K.O., T.C., D.H., and to you too Thumper and Big Jim, Dan Cole (Bugsy), Tony Poletta, Mr. A., Gubba, Miss Sheldon, Kevin Cabana. I need ya, I care for ya, I love yaPaige, Martha, Lynne, Leslie, John, Craig, Drew, I'll miss ya, take it easy. I don't know where I'm running now I'm just running on.

Don't be afraid to care Leave but don't leave me Look around and choose your own ground For long you live and high you fly And smiles you'll give and tears you'll cry And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be.

Say here I am on the road again, There I am ... Here I go ... There I go ... turn the page

Judith Soule Hight

The white sails still fly seaward, Seaward Flying Unbroken Wings. T.S.Eliot

drop into the The fate of the country does not depend on what kind of paper you your chamber into the ballot-box once a year, but on what kind of man you drop from street every morning. Henry David Thoreau

May your wishes all come true ... May you always do for others ... And let others do for you ... May your heart always be joyful ... May your song always be sung ... May you stay Forever Young ... — Dylan

Debby Kangisser

Sometimes I slowly drift away From all the dull routine That's with me everyday A fantasy will come to me. S.T.

But day after day The show must go on And you gaze at the sky And picture a memory of days in your life With time on your side A.P.P.

Thanks to T. Hastings

Katherine Gaylord Kipp

Let the disappointments pass, Let the laughter fill your glass, Let your illusions last until they shatter. -J. Browne-

Now if all my golden moments Could be rolled into one They would shine just like the sun J.T.

"Surprisement!" T.H.K.K.P.F.J.B.... The big "0" P.H.'s ... Skiing!!! . 24

John G. Kringel

Maybe the hardest thing I've ever done, Was to walk away from you. Leaving behind the Life that we'd begun, I split myself In two. Jackson Browne (especially to A.H., C.P., T.M., S.C., Wally, L.B., T.H., L.B., L.S., P.D., B.G., J.G., S.M., K.O., and the rest of the night brigade.)

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Happiness is a butterfly, which when pursued, is always beyond our grasp, but which, if you will sit down quietly, may alight upon you. There is no such thing as a teardrop, it's just a melted smile. Don't follow where a path may lead. Go instead where there is no path, and leave a trail.

Books are our windows on the world.

TRACEY ELIZABETH MCGAN

TO: Liz, Ted, John, Dave(s), Tim Scott(s), Steph, Caleb, Andrew, Kim, Terry, Bubba, Mr. Mathieu, and Louise but one copy is "A friend is a rare book of which made." e Juice ... Liz ... Field Hockey ... #22 ... Orang Dooda M&Ms ... Friendly's ... Toady ... France ... it! ... believe October 27 ... The Davids ... I can't GREAT! 29

WANTED Martha A. McGourty (alias

Dirt McGourt)

BY THE BANCROFT SCHOOL

ACCUSED OF THE FOLLOWING CRIMES : CUTTING CLASSES SNEAKING CIGARETTES LEAVING CAMPUS DISRUPTING THE CLASSES

REWARD: FREE TUITION 30

Donald McPherson

It's not "see you later" It's just "goodbye". M.B.

Erik Robert Sloman Moll

Live up to your greatest capabilities Yield always to the higher nature in you. -to leave behind a brick in the building of human end endeavor -to explore the vast ocean of knowledge

Let's all work toward one common goal, the unity of mankind.

Jenoifir Mutsjobg It was the best of times, It was the worst of times ... Charles Dickens

-If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears however measured or far away. Henry David Thoreau

Susan M. Neuhardt

Looking back, it seemed a dream, only now is real to me the depth and feeling of its force moving me beyond myself.

CRAIG W. POLER This ain't no party This ain't no disco This ain't no foolin' around! T.H.

-What's a motorhead? -Where's the party? You can check out anytime you like But you can never leave. The Eagles Tonite, Tonite, the highways bright Out of our way, mister you best keep The summers here and the time is right For racin' in the street. B. Springsteen Remember: Bermuda — S.D. Highland Street — B.I. Suffield

Are we not men? DEVO

Thanks to Dan Cole — H.R. Ball Anthony Polleta Thanks for the good times: A.H., J.K., Scott G., S.G., J.L., D.M., B.G., C.A., S.B.,(Wally?) D.P. C.T., D.B., CS., DL., E.P. "OPPOSITE SEX" K.K., LB., K.O., M.M., S.R., L.S., T.H., T.M., S.M., B.G., ML., M.D., A.W., S.B., L.P., J.R., P.D. 12 years wasn't that bad!

Amy Ladd Posovsky

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You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime, you just might find, you get what you need. The Rolling Stones

Sarah Douglas Robertson Martha's Vineyard ... P.H.'s Sailing ... California Girl ... Earth, Wind & Fire

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"To be nobody-but-myself-in a world which is doing its best, night and day, to make you everybody else — means the hardest battle any human being can fight, and never stop fighting." e.e.cummings Thanx to: A.K. and S.G. for being true friends, S.L. for the good eye, A.G. for the times, B.R. for always being there, and especially to Mom and Dad for the patience understanding to see me through it all. S.D.R.

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But I have not much time, I have friends to discover and a great many things to understand. The Little Prince

Tracey ... Friendly's... french fries ... peanut m&ms ... October 27 ... The Davids ... Field Hockey ... Basketball ... Amy ... Bubba Mr. G ... Mr. Mathieu ... The Cape... Free Bird ... France ... Dooda ... Huge

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SCOTT WAHLSTROM

What the people need is a way to make them smile it ain't so hard to do if you know how got to get a message get it on through ... Woa oh oh listen to the music all the time! Doobie Brothers

They can because they think they can. Richard Bach

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"May the road rise with you; May the wind be always at your back; and May the Lord hold you in the hollow of his hand." Gaelic Blessing

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Dave B. leaves a dormant Publicity Committee. Tammy leaves healthy. Ted leaves as a dexter. Ben leaves Aunt Kitsy and Wye-guy. Sam leaves on a magic waterbed. Scott G. leaves the Social Committee behind. Judy leaves on a Unicorn. Deb K. leaves complaining. Denis leaves at age twenty. Kathy leaves running on empty. John leaves and totals the car. Dave L. leaves for the slopes. Dave M. leaves abstracted. Karen leaves clean makeup drawers. Tracey leaves Liz. Martha leaves for the convent. Donald leaves for Walpole. Erik leaves as Judge Wargrave. Jennifer leaves for Art School. Susan leaves to save the whales. Craig leaves for the 1985 Super Bowl Game. Amy leaves for Trade. Sarah leaves for a warmer climate. Liz leaves Tracey. Caleb leaves as Kalib, Calib, Kaleb, or Klib? Stephanie leaves with the big "0." Scott W. leaves pulling Wallies. Mary leaves quietly. Steven leaves with a police record. Dan iella left for the Olympics. Dave R. rushes out. Deb W. left as a "Smithy." Melissa leaves early.

We leave: Mrs. Ferris — overdue ICE logs. Mr. Garfield — college bills from Ben. Mr. Gauthier — three pet rhinos from Gucci. Miss Pike — too young to retire. Mr. Woodworth — too many unpaid bills. Mr. Samborski — collegiate indecision and procrastination. Mrs. Wood — no more overdues. Mrs. Hall — peace and quiet. Kitchen Ladies — fewer food fights. Office Ladies — missing report cards. Mr. Crone — a course in speed-correction. Mr. Trocchio — a car. Mrs. Rasnick — in a recession. Mrs. Carr — a new recipe for Christmas cookies. Mr. Aleksiewicz — kielbasa. Mr. Mottram — a date with Miss Piggy. Mrs. Barrows — behind in our work. Mr. Cabana — unknown. Mr. Mathieu — a photoless yearbook. Miss Gauch — a Latin revival. Mrs. Stansfield — 2,000 wrap-around skirts. Mrs. Bayon — a trip to Puerto Rico. Mr. White — Freud, Nietzche, and Emily. Mr. Fenigsohn — better debaters for next year. Mrs. Groves — black hair. Mrs. Knutson — an endless supply of kleenex for graduation. Mrs. Gebelein — customers for her new business. Miss Gubb — the Lead Foot Award. Mr. Cole — married. Maintenance Men — lots of ceiling tiles. Miss Sheldon — a quiet Science corridor. Mr. Oliphant — new posters for the Physics lab. Mrs. Swenson — a smooth sea for next year's whale watch. Mrs. Pearson — more dead bugs. Mrs. Frost — the snowman with the magic hat. Mrs. Gray — a trip for two to Paris. Mr. Polletta — a solar-heated Bancroft. Mrs. Coontz — talented underclassmen with no complaints. Mr. Myers — a warm room for Art History. Mrs. Trostel — a French -English English-French dictionary. Mrs. Jernberg — dirty brushes in the Drama Department too. Miss Hastie — a fabulous faculty chorus. Mr. Wolfenden — too many new recruits. Mrs. Boardman — an unfinished symphony.

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Sparkling New Yorker June 5, 2000 Samuel Gould, who has just bought out all of the late Larry Flint's enterprises, is tonight entertaining some of the world's most popular celebrities at his private club. The occasion is the premier of the new film "The Big 0'" starring Hollywood starlet Stephanie Tsandikos. The film was produced and directed by Karen Masiello, who is on hand to promote this, her latest, film. Also on hand for the evening's festivities are other classmates, many of whom were involved in the making of this film. Erik Moll, technical director of the film, and Mary Wheeler, editor of the script, can be seen chatting at the bar. Also in on the conversation is David Magnante, who seems to be emerging as the next Tim Leary. In other parts of the room, former classmates can be found deep in conversation. The Most Reverend David Raible is discussing existentialism with twenty-first century philosopher Caleb Thompson. Caleb is celebrating the success of his latest book on marriage. The best-seller describes a study of the lifestyles of Tammy Clemence, a Southbridge housewife who is still married to her first husband, and Amy Posovsky, who is now enjoying her eighth marriage. Both women are in attendance tonight as well. Seated at a round table on the patio, another group can be found. Celtic's center Liz Snider, auto insurance tycoon John Kringel, and M&M's millionaire Tracey McGan are all discussing Tracey's latest investment, an orange juice plant in California. With them, we see Olympic gold medalist Daniella Camarra, who has made her own millions endorsing cereals. On another part of the patio, we see security guard Scott Graham discussing the latest burglar

alarms with gas station attendant Sarah Robertson. It seems that Sarah's station was broken into recently by Donald McPherson, who is now in Walpole and cannot attend tonight's festivities. Artist Jennifer Murphy and lobsterman Ben Garfield are holding a heated discussion by the pool. It seems that Jennifer used Ben as a model for one of her paintings, a harbor scene, and refuses to pay him royalties. Lawyer Susan Neuhardt, who practices in F. Lee Bailey's Marshfield firm, will try the case for Ben. Mr. Universe Craig Poler seems quite annoyed by the noise, and is threatening to throw all three into the pool. Coming to the rescue is peacemaker Scott Wahlstrom, attempting to calm down the four. Among the missing tonight is Martha McGourty, who is still WANTED. Discussing the problem are GM car designer Ted Crocker and Photomat chain owner Steven Sher. Both intend to search her down, as they feel that she should be present for the opening. Kathy Kipp, who recently took over for retired interviewer Baba Wawa, is interviewing Judy Hight about her recent Tall Ships Race. Judy was the first woman to win the America's Cup. Ski-bum David Loysen and stable owner Deborah Williams seem to be interested, as both take part in other competitions. David Bjork can be found in the main living room passing out cigars. He is a father again. Congratulating him is Denis Kelly, the new owner of multi-million dollar "Sassoon Enterprises." Critic Deborah Kangisser is with Karen and Stephanie now, discussing the film. In moments, all will be herded into Sam's private theatre for the first run of the promising new film "The Big '0'."

Underclassmen

And let those that play your clowns speak no more than is set down for them. For there be of them that will themselves laugh, to set on some quantity of barren spectators to laugh too, though in the mean time some necessary question of the play be then to be considered. That's villainous and shows a most pitiful ambition in the fool that uses it.

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I was so enthusiastic, I was in everything The yearbook was filled with my picture ... A Chorus Line

BLUE MOON BOARD Managing Editor — Tracey McGan Business Manager — Liz Snider Sports Editor — David Bjork Photographer — Stephanie Tsandikos Yearbook Sales — Scott Graham Underclass Editor — Scott Wahlstrom Literary Editor — Karen Masiello

DISCIPLINARY COMMITTEE

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

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SOCIAL COMMITTEE ' D

Co-Chairpersons: Scott Graham Caleb Thompson

DRAMA BOARD

Co-Chairpersons: Stephanie Tsandikos Wayne Reiss

DRAMA CLUB

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Chairperson: Joanna Zikos

CHORUS

Director: Miss Hastie President: Stephanie Tsandikos

BLOOD DRIVE

Director: Judith Hight

VARSITY SOCCER

Standing (left to right) B. Seymour, T. Hastings, C. Poler, B. Johnson, T. Hardy, D. Bjork, D. McPherson, C. Amorello, B. Garfield, S. Crocker, T. Crocker, D. Loysen, (kneeling) C. Caswell, S. Bridges, J. Shea, D. Lavine, J. Kringel, S. Graham, C. Thompson, C. Stevens, A. Hastings, D. Butler Coach: Dan Cole

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VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY

B. Dinan, T. McGan, L. Snider, K. O'Hara, M. Shea, (Left to right) S. Neuhardt, S. Peterson, S. MacKenzie, nt Coach: Jane Gubb Assista n, K. Knutson, S. Boardman Coach: Diane Knutso

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VARSITY BASKETBALL SHORELINERS

(back I -r) coach, Charles Aleksiewicz, C. Poler, D. Bjork, S. Wahlstrom, J. Groves, J. Riley, C. Amorello, J. Kringel,(front l-r) J. Wandrei, D. Lavine, S. Graham , J. Luyrink, A. Hastings, L. Rosseland.

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(back 1-r) D. Kangisser, B. Dinan, S. Neuhardt, L. Csapler (front 1-r) L. Shuster, L. Snider, T. McGan

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Best Wishes To The Class of 1980

THANKS For The Good Times Ted C., D. B., CT., S.J.R., Dr., R.P., E.M., J.W., J.H., K.K., S.R., L.S., TM.,: ML., JR., T.H., L.V., J.G.,: J.P., DO.,: J.J., and Ted Goodrich

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52 Hancock Hill Dr. Worcester, Mass. for making my 10 years at Bancroft memorable ones Tracey McGan

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a friend Carey's Auto School The Mc Gourty Family Norton Company Russell Harrington Cutlery Inc.

Bullock Insurance Agency The Rev. and Mrs. Solon Tsandikos Mr. and Mrs. George Tsagarelis Mrs. Evangelos Zikos and Daughters Bernat Yarn and Craft Corp.

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We wish to express our gratitude and appreciation to a man whose name is synonymous with the Bancroft yearbook. Available in moments of need, he showed patience towards our uncertainties, encouraged us through difficulties, and helped us accomplish our goals. Thank you Mr. Mathieu, from the yearbook staff of 1980.

BENEFACTORS

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bcnnette Dr. Frederick Bayon Congratulations to the Class 1980 Mr. & Mrs. Orin Q. Flint John G. & Marcia K. Kringel Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Kurland

Dr. & Mrs. Robert S. Neuhardt Rogers Foam Corp. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Samara Mr. & Mrs. Harris M. Shenker Mr. & Mrs. John C. Stowe Dr. & Mrs. Robert McGan

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