Belmont Hill School Class of 1985 Yearbook by Belmont Hill School

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People

Seniors

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Life

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Sports

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DEDICATION Mr. Frederick Richardson In 1958 Mr. Richardson came to Belmont Hill. Since his arrival, he has become one of the most respected members of the faculty. Most of the class of 1985 has been fortunate enough to have had Mr. Richardson in his Chemistry class. His influence has been felt not only in the classroom, but also on the playing fields. He does a tremendous job coaching and playing in the intramural football, hockey, and softball programs. He has often been called Belmont Hill's greatest fan. If Mr. Richardson is not teaching in the classroom or leading an intramural activity, he is most likely cheering on a Belmont Hill team. It is for this dedication to the school that the class of 1985 would like to thank him. 4

Mr. Paul Wright After retiring as headmaster of the Groton School, Mr. Wright became a teacher at Belmont Hill in 1975. He has established himself as an excellent mathematics teacher. He has taught members of the class of 1985 throughout their careers at Belmont Hill. While attempting to make mathematics as enjoyable as possible, Mr. Wright makes sure that each graduate of his class has a definite grasp of the subject matter covered in the course. Mr. Wright, a senior member of the faculty, has earned the respect and admiration of this year's senior class. Whether it is greeting someone with a jovial smile and a nod of the head or spending extra time on a tough problem, Mr. Wright will always be a part of Belmont Hill that the class of 1985 will not forget.

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Faculty And Staff

Mr. Bates: Math

Dr. Arnold: Spanish, Philosophy

Mr. Beattie: English, Drama

Mr. Bassett: Psychology, Counseling

Mr. Bertelsen: Director of College Placement, History

Mr. Bickford: History

Mr. Bridges: Director of Admissions, English

Mr. Brownell: Mathematics

2,0•• % Mr. Burt: Director of Independent Study, French

Mrs. Campbell: Receptionist 17

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Mr. Cressey: Mathematics

Mrs.Cote: Assistant to the Director-Middle School

Mr. Curtin: Assistant to the Director of Development

Mr. Croke: Special Projects

Mr. Danforth: Intern-History Dept. 18

Ms. David: School Nurse

Mr. Dewar: Director of Athletics, Latin

Mr. Dobrowolski: Spanish

Ms. Fahey: Bookstore Manager 19

Faculty & Staff

Mr. Gallagher: Director of the Middle School, Latin

Mr. Fitzpatrick: Chef-Manager

Mr. Getz: Director of the Computer Center, Mathematics

Mr. Greer: English

Mr. Goodband: Director of the Upper School, Biology .20

Mr. Hawley: Business, English

Ms. Kaplan: Coordinator of Parent Activities

Mr. Jordan: Chief Engineer

Mr. Hunt (on sabbatical: 1984-85) 21

Faculty & Staff

Mr. Kirby: Latin

Mr. Kurtz: Intern-Science Dept.

Mr. Linberg: Chairman-Modern Language Dept., French (on sabbatical spring 1984-84)

Ms. Lambrechts: Assistant Bookkeeper, Computer Operator

Mr. MacDonald: History 22

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Ms. MacGillivray: Secretary to the Headmaster

Mr. Martellini: Mathematics

Mr. Magiera: Business Manager

Mr. Martin: Chairman-Latin Dept. 23

Faculty & Staff

Ms. McKenna: Alumni and Development Office Secretary

Mr. Morange: Chairman-Arts Dept.

Mr. Myers: Chairman-English Dept.

Ms. Moseley: Bookkeeper

Mr. Noone: Latin

Mr. Palmer: Athletic Trainer

Mr. Pettit: Assistant Dierctor of Admissions, English

Ms. Peck: Receptionist

Mr. Petrie: Physics 25

Faculty & Staff

Mr. Prenatt: Director of Studies, Art History, Music

Ms. Prendergast: Library Secretary

Mr. Reich: Chairman-Science Dept.

Mr. Roberts: Mathematics Mr. Richardson: Chemistry 26

Mr. Ross: Woodworking

Mr. Sawyer: Director of Alumni and School Affairs, Senior Teacher, English, Latin

Mr. Sherman: ChairmanMathematics Dept.

Mr. Seeley: Chairman-History Dept.

Faculty & Staff

Mr.Thomas: English,Photography Ms.Stella: Alumni and Development Office Secretary (on sabbatical spring 1984-85)

Ms. Swain: Mathematics

Mrs. Thomas: Librarian 28

Mr. Stewart: English, Media

Mr. Tredennick: English, History

Mr. Wadsworth: Headmaster, Ethics

Mr. White: Science

Mr. Walworth: Assistant Director of Athletics, Mathematics

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Faculty And Staff

Mr. Wilson: French, History

Mr. Wood: History, English

Ms. Wilmer: Spanish

Mrs. Whitney: Spanish

Mrs. Woolcott: Upper School Secretary 30

Mr. Zamore: English

Mr. Zanetta: Director of Development, History

Mr Wright: Mathematics

Form I

First Row:Lopez,T.Sullivan, Berns, Mc Hugh,Nannene,Mahoney,S.Sullivan, Korb,Lanzo. Second Row:Dumbrill,Chaffin, Delaney, Kennedy,Gustayson,Peck, Wilson,Flier, Raviola. Third Row:Hasiotis,Bray,Muldoon,Romney,Senna,Boxer,Harris,Coughlin,Lally. Fourth Row:Drucker, Grady, Niles, Haggerty, McCarthy, Crowley, Tulimieri, Curtin, Fifth Row:Roberts, Kraft, Winston, Hurd, Ilg, Quinlan, Davis, Sixth Row: Wright, Bullerjahn, Brown, Fox.

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First row:Filtzer, Bines, Cimeno, Hung, Coady, Hirschman, Casey, Southmayd,chun. Second row:Weasner, Williams, Hasiotis, Fiore, Heiss, Maws, Siegel, Cannistraro, Lilley. Third row:Carey, Muldoon, Eldh, Cote', Lonergan, Chicoski, Janjigian, Golden. Fourth row: Hampers, Lynch, Tulimieri, Puffer, Terry, Schleifer, McCraw, Beaver, Fifth row:Jones, Leis, Side!!, Reis, Wycoff, coady, Drew, Poss. Sixth row: Mills, Drepanos, Margulis, Narins, Curtin, AlMarayati, Donahue. Seventh row: Hauk, Carlock, Brosio, McCray, Hundley, Bowens, Bergstrom, Romney. Eighth row: Stone, Hilgenberg, Allessandria, Otte, Woods, Hardin, Driscoll, Kelly. Ninth row: Liles, Bermingham, Protopapas, Kerr, Jones, Bachner, Willis. Tenth row: Gay, Silk, Dinklage, Oppenheimer, Barletta.

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First Row:Rebello, D'Orsi, Levine, Pergola, O'Connell, Stossel, Kosow, Kassissieh. Second Row:Boxer, Tanai, Dabringer, McLaughlin, Senna, Carney, Sylverin, Abate. Third Row:Bokavich, Sitzman, Hamann, Parkhill, Stebbins, Thornbrough, Williams. Fourth Row: Schein, Konevich, Genser, Sur, Robinson, Browne, Burt. Fifth Row:Viola, LaveIla, Landau, Sullivan, Madden, Madden, Burke. Sixth Row:Regan,Coakley, Markis,Shepard,Bourne,Marple, Bates. Seventh Row:Moon,Chu,Chung,Labonte,Sage,Barringer. Eighth Row: Hughes, Grady, May, Brown, Lobosco, Nathanson. Ninth Row: Bradlee, Udris, Demarjian, Hostage, Averill, DiMare. Tenth Row: Mahoney, Annino, Myer, Palandjian, Kelley. Eleventh Row: Curtin, Wiseman, Sonnenchein, Twelfth Row: Buckley, Palmer, Shaw, Biotti.

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First row: Cataldo, Davis, Cannistraro, Trevisani, Kaneb, Lien, Agredo, Krattenmaker. Second row: Privitera, Smith, Meade, Hauf, Salvato, Schleifer, Autry, Curtin, Chicoski. Third row:Gwon,Jacobs, Diamond, Pickett, Benedict, Derkazaran, Stoltman. Fourth row: O'Neill,Young, Leary, Driscoll, Nicolazzo, Berger,Scanlon. Fifth row:Spark,Slosberg, Baker,Tosi,Anastas,Sullivan,Drucker, Mooney, Sixth row:Schoenharl, Egan, Dragonas, Forg, Supple, Woolcott, Gildea, Price. Seventh row:Gibbons, Robert, Bacon, Humann,Krane, Reno,Skinner. Eighth row:Bernheimer,Landau,Green,Abbott, Cotter. Ninth row:McNamara,Coughlin, Connelly,Copeland, Boland.

"So then I told the kid that Mass. Bay was a reach."

"Hi! Did you win yesterday?"

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"So let me think, Thursday goes 4, 5, 1, 2 ..."

Matty in the morning-every morning

"The Saran Wrap means what?"

"Now, girls, just settle down."

"Feelings, whoa, whoa, whoa, feeeelings."

"Listen, bud, you're breaking my concentration."

Hero worship

I gave up McDonald's for this'?

Brut - by Faberge

Oh, Ted!!!

It All Began In The Early Morning Hours Of A Warm September Day In 1979

he class of 1985 started its journey,its long torturous search for knowledge. Little did we realize how the hours of study, of athletics, and of drama were to shape our lives. Yes, these things and more helped us to grow, but it was our companionship, our sticking together which got us through the years. We learned to rely on our friendship,our respect and admiration for each other, and now,

as we look back on it all, we see how impossible it would have been to survive without these things. The first form study hall was to become our home away from home. Our desks were bolted to the thick wooden floor that ended up as the repository of countless spitballs that fell short of their mark. And who among us will ever forget the daily pep talks of character, integrity, and discipline adminis-

tered each morning by the one and only Mr. Gallagher! Yes, we spent a lot of time in that basement home, and let us be the first graduating class to say to you, Mr. Edward Gallagher,"This Bud's for you!". All of the memories come flooding back from the depths of those basement rooms. Those of us that were lucky enough to have had Mr. Melcher for English that year were in for the roughest

7th grade class on the face of the earth (according to a 1979 survey). Perhaps it was the way he squatted on the chair instead of sitting. Could he have been teaching us throughout the entire year in spite of a severe case of cramps? Memories ... memories... memories... Who could forget math class with Mr. Norwood, that personification of wit and tact with the incurible sweet tooth? He would

point out the window during class and tell us all to look at the birds, and while our attention was elsewhere, he would quickly deposit a few gummy bears and a hot ball or two in his mouth,thinking the class never saw him! We were the squeakers,small but full of enthusiasm, and in late October, we elected our first class president, Brian DeMichaelis. The seasons passed quickly and before we realized what was happening,

it was June and our first year was over. The educational enrichment went on! We came back from our summer vacation ready to go, no longer the small fries of the school, and more than willing to help keep the new squeakers in order. A certain cockiness was in evidence that Fall, but to our dismay, we had the Third form to deal with and we found that though we were no longer at the bottom of the ladder, it

In the fall of 1982 . . . we had arrived

was a long way to the top. A few new faces turned up in the class that year and the next and we ended third form with a large and well balanced class. Memories abound from those two years, but the ones that are most vivid come from second form Ethics class, with the inimitable Mr. John Henry Funk; "Gentlemen, this is a . . . ". Sex education with style! In the Fall of 1982, after

three years of trial and toil, we had finally reached the upper school, we had arrived. Now we were ready to take advantage of the many programs of the upper school, academic, athletic and extra curricular. More importantly, we were now starting to meld as a class, a discernible unit with a definite impact on the school. John Danahy assumed the position of class president, with Brad

"Mahty"Feldman as the second in charge. In the Fall, sophomores Liles, Caplan and O'Riordan helped post a 9-3-1 record for varsity soccer, and the team captured the I.S.C. South championship for the third year in a row. That year the same squad came close to winning the coveted Gummere Cup for an unprecedented third year sweep as well. In Cross Country the

sophomore class proved to be a power, with classmates Okurowski, Fegley, Danahy and Gifford helping the team to a-9-2 season record and a 6th place championship placing in the I.S.L.C. Winter athletics were no different and, largely because of sophomore talent, the Hockey team garnering a Lawrenceville trophy and a league championship. Biotti, Dineen, Tutun, Caplan and

Bachner all made the squad and Chris Biotti was honored with all-league standing as early as this, his sophomore year. All in all, the class showed that, athletically, it was a group to continue the Belmont Hill tradition of exand good cellence sportsmanship. With our first set of Upper School exams under our belt, and no casualties from overwork noticable yet, we broke

for summer and prepared ourselves for the year that was to come and the rigors of what some consider the most taxing year in a Belmont Hill career. Junior year came upon us and we felt ourselves to be the heart of the school. With an air of confidence, Rob Reynolds assumed the position of president, with "Mahty" remaining on as his side kick and second in corn-

. . . We came to realize that it was the people that made the difference . . .

mand. This awesome twosome proved that they had what it took to please the class, and in a surprize show of tenacity, stayed on to lead the class right on through the next two years, and a memorable and educational ski trip was but one of the social highlights of that fifth form year. Athletically the class continued as mainstays of many of the teams, with Football's problem year being balanced by the succeses of another

stellar Soccer team. In the winter, Hockey picked up another Lawrenceville trophy, but dropped the league championship for the first time in seven years. Track came into its own this year with the foursome of Okurowski, Fegley, Danahy and Gifford running away with the honors. Baseball, too, had a remarkable season with only three losses at the very end of the year serving to keep it out of the first place spot in the league.

And the enrichment continued. . . Ah! The glories and responsibilities of senior year! College interviews, leadership roles in the school and a growing realization that this was to be our last time together as a class all had a curious effect on us. While we were far more busy and harrassed than we thought we were going to be, we began to pull together as a class even more than we had before. Cliques, though still present

in the class, began to become more indistinct and the fact that we were seniors seemed to set us off from the rest of the school and provide a type of comradery that was surprising. Athletically we were at our peak, and the glories of the teams we led can be found elsewhere in this book, but this is the time for more personal memories as we the writers of the class history look back and take time out to reflect.

Thanks must be given where it is deserved, but it is deserved in so many places and by so many people, that our time is inadequate. Thanks to Sean Rockett, Mr. Morange and the Yearbook staff for putting this book together (on time?). Thanks to Rob Reynolds and to all of our class leaders for everything you have tried to do for us and in our names. Thanks for seventh period coffee ole' (with ambience). And most

of all, special thanks to the faculty. When all is said and done,' when we had finally arrived at the end of our time on the Hill, we came to realize that it was the people, not so much for what thay accomplished, but the manner in which they accomplished it, that made the difference in this class. We have worked together, partied together and grown together through all of it.

"Excuse me, you want to do what to Belmont Hill?" "Well, I won't mind and the wood won't mind, but the stain does."

"I wonder if Mr. Mac enjoys receiving pain?"

"Do you believe that! We got fourth and two and the guy punts!"

"Nothing comes between me and my Levi's."

"Oh look! Little bubbles!!!"

"Bachner, tickle my behind one more time and it's an hour."

"I like lady friends."

"Look, you've got to do something with him. He just keeps grinning and walking into our locker room!"

"Watch, Goldie, Charlie's about to find out why they call me speedy knees." "Of course there are bubbles, stupid."

"Don't look at me, don't turn around, just drop the rocks in the bottom of their boat and keep moving."

"Oh jeez, if one more kid leaves popcorn on my chair, his --- is grass and I'm the lawnmower."

"Hey, Colin, ramming that old lady's boat was one thing, but you don't have to look so pleased about it."

Remember When?

The Class Of 1985

First Row: Saperstein, Okurowski, Kanter, Reynolds, Feldman, Gulino, Burt, Davis. Second Row: Medaglia, DeMichaelis, Barnard, Uchill, Dineen, Tutun, Rudnick, Lifford, Winston. Third Row:Wadsworth,Valenti, Austen,Popeo,Federman,Tellier,Danahy, Gifford. Fourth Row: Aikens, Goldstein, Swenson, Caplan, Liles, Horne, Connors, C., Fifth Row: Wiley, Kazanjian, Block, Heartquist,Lowrey,Fegley,Shepard. Sixth Row:Rockett,DiSilva, Hostage, Bride, Bachner, Bikales. Seventh Row: Golden, Mahoney, Abate, Cannistraro, Authers, Ramaswamy, Seiler. Eighth Row:Loud, Bove, Hampers, Kraska, Gargiulo, O'Riordan, Udris. Ninth Row: Mullen, Connors, J., Blake, Donahue. Tenth Row: Delaney, Biotti, Lane, Jordan, DiMare, Brooks.

JOSEPH ABATE

12 Buckman Dr. Winchester, Ma. Tufts University

Spear House honorary boarder . . . See the old man Stag run in progress ... Cargo Boat... Three study halls ... I.F.S. run? ... That's gross!... Where's my bookbag? Thanks to all, especially my family and those who have been my friends.

"Anyone among you who aspires to greatness must serve the rest; Whoever wants to rank first among you must serve the needs of all." Mark 10:43-4 "Sometimes nothing can be a real cool hand." Cool hand Luke "So I got that going for me which is nice." Bill Murry

"It's a funny world."

Yotts. gut'im ... Bonita Junito .. fishing ... ski trip city hall roof. . . 2:00? On route 3? . . . If you dress well and look good you don't need a purpose in life. For ten years Caesar ruled Britain with an iron hand, then with a wooden foot, and finally with a piece of string. So many beautiful women and so little time

There is no gravity, the earth sucks

Christ died for our sins. Dare we make his martyrdom meaningless by not committing them? My brain is my second favorite organ. Start slow and taper off.

Nancy . . someday we'll look back on this moment and plow into a parked car The middle class is a grave yard for minds that once had thoughts. Marriage is, thus far, the most effective way society has found to kill a person's imagination by the time they are 30

William Gerald Austen Jr. Jay, Jay Bones, U.S.A. College: Princeton Varsity Football- VI Varsity Track- V, VI Varsity Wrestling- II, III, IV, V, VI Capt. VI Varsity Bio.IV Varsity Calc.- VI - injured reserve

I never let schooling get in the way of my educationMark Twain

S.S.C., U.S.A., U.S.S.R., Try cold turkey...., Dave.... Will you just slug!, You are s000 beautiful t000 mee- oh, can't you seee...., out of control .. I respect those jeans . . tupperware party!, Bio.-800, Habitat '83: oh ... hi Mr. Wadsworth ... G + T's, Gew and Chin, Masta Myers..., Hey.. at least I'm not going to Harvard...., What do you mean I have to study. ...., T.B., Ready 1,2,3, bye,bye, Jay will you just hang up! goodbye , Skoal

Where did you say Mr. Bates lives? In my next life I want to come back as a second semester senior at Belmont HillMr. Goodband

Special thanks to all my friends at Belmont Hill Mom and Dad Karl, Chris, and Elizabeth I love you all

Veni, Vidi, Vici

JOHN AUTHERS 37, The Avenue Lewes, East Sussex, BN7 1QT, England tel. (0273) 478315 University College, Oxford

RULE BRITANNIA / EXTINCT IS FOREVER On the other hand, Americans are overly competitive, violent and materialistic. ; J.A. I have the crushing advantage of being this year's English exchange student. ; J.A. Well, John, we're kind of using you as a guinea-pig. ; Clifford Goodband Never heard of Doug Flutie! You been living in a foreign country or something? ; Tom Bachner I love your accent. ; American females too numerous to mention I have U2 tickets. ; John Danahy Fancy Chinese food tonight Johnny H.? ; Chris Biotti It would be an era not to considah the American Revolutin as a great error. ; Moa Boston English Louise Aikins;"John must think we Americans are the stupidest goddamned fools in the whole world." Rob Aikins; "He's probably right." Is he dead? I thought he was British. Thank you, for the hospitality so generously given me, to (in chronological order) the families Biotti, Kanter, Brooks, Blake, Seiler, DiMare, Danahy, Fegley, Medaglia and Reynolds, and to the whole year of '85, who consistently overwhelmed me with their friendliness, kindness and generosity.

"Took a Jumbo cross the water, Like to see America, See the girls in California, I'm hoping it's going to come true, 'Cause there's not a lot I can do." Supertramp

BEFORE COMING TO BELMONT HILL. . . AND AFTER

Thomas J. Bachner 121 Forest Ave, Newton, Mass. College: YALE Varsity Baseball IV, V, VI. JV Football IV. Varsity Football V. Varsity Hockey IV, V, VI. Keller Leauge Champs 83, 85, New England Prep Private Champs 85. Honor Role 1-VI.

I ain't got no money, but I'm rich on personality-Prince If you don't play hard, you won't win. It's as simple as that.-K.M Timing is the essence of finesse-Me Character is the puck in the net-??? Thank you to Mr. Myers, Mr. Wright, Mr. Martin, Mr. Noone, Mr. Gallagher and to my parents for everything.

Tom, look out for moving islands!-The Florida Club That's what you get for wearing red shoesHockey party 1983 No shirt, no shoes, no dice!-F.T.A.R.H Admit it, you saw God-J.R Remember, wherever you go, there you areBuckaroo Banzi Alright, whose got tape?-Hockey locker room 1985

There are two pathss you can go by, but in the long run, there's still time to change the road you're on.-L.Z Murmer, murmer. ... The green line lives... Sammy's at the pool... I've never been to the Concord Brighams ... You look marvelous... How you doin'? ... Are you kidding me?... Cheesy... THE URBAN COMMANDO ... 57... Old time hockey,eh?... Dice abuse...I do not know what I'm going to do... Ambiance ... Billerica in the BMW... I'm going to Fed's house... Bachner, you're drifting. .. "Warriors come out and play" Belmont Hill 7, New Prep 5 . . . Thanks to all my friends. 62

DOUGLAS L. BARNARD College: Hamilton

"I dont'care whether you like it or not! I get paid the same either way." -Mr. Bassett

Special Thanks to: The Telliers, The Shepards, Tuts, Charlie, The Boarders, Mr. Bassett, Mr. Prenatt, and especially Mom and Dad. I love you. V. golf IV, V, VI; Captain VI; JV Hockey IV-VI; Afternoon Dips, Coffee Club, Model U.N., Stag Runs, Ski Trip III-V, EFL '85, IFS runs, Honors V-VI; Cell #2.

"Hey Gerry! Turn that #$`;i,& guitar down." me daily

Varsity Hockey '85? -STEAMBOAT SPRINGS '85!

"I'm on a low budget" -The Kinks

Good Luck to: Joe A. at Tufts, Jacobs and the '86 Golf Team and Belmont Hill. "Let the Good Times Roll" -The Cars "Penny Lane is in my ears and in my eyes" -The Beatles

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rhanks lion Mont, ,Dad, grank and Pit The Poopie Call ... Rte 4, Florida... The Sunburn Club ... Calculus AB- Sixth Period Burger King . . . Raging Rapids . . S.M.A.. . Das Stuka . Give Me Two ... "I Don't Think We Belong Here" . .. Blue Hawaiin I'm From Banga ... Mexican.. . Death by Chi Chi ..."Fourth Period? Oh, Yeah. I Was getting my Skates Sharpened!"... Fed, Sean, Tom,Toots, Kyle, You're all Soft!.. H.I.L. . Schizophrenia is Better than Dining Alone . . .

Heard Melodies are sweet but those unheard are sweeter Keats Fans Don't Boo Nobodies - Reggie Jackson Winning is not the most important thing; it's everything Vince Lombardi Hockey players are like mules - they have no fear of punishment and no hope of reward! Emory Jones The Bigger they are, the harder they hit - ME Special thanks to Mr. Martin and Mr. Bassett.

Colin I. Blake "Colonial", "Colonel", "The Mouth that runneth over", "Stempy"

Chaste makes waste -Anon People are basically dumb. - me There are two kinds of people in this world, and you're neither of them. - Dolly Parton An Irishman is never drunk if he can hold onto a blade of grass and keep from falling off the face of the earth. -me

"Colin, your writing is the product of a mind not just twisted, but actually sprained." - Any self-respecting English teacher Like, everything is a concept, when you think about it, man, you know? - Dave Gifford Whenever you point a finger at someone, you point three at yourself. -Harlan Ellison Good Morning, Nurse Ratched ... self evident, Benji,.. fine piece of timber ... Doc's Jamacian Blue Hillies Team 8jailbait... not where was I before I so rudely interrupted myself... it was good,Sean, but... Amy K.is an intellectual sieve ... Blake Party Hut, Colin your head Chippendale speaking... for God's sake, shut up, Okie ... attentive, missrshermansir. ... Gentlemen, we ah at sight... Radar-range ... many thanks to Mr Z the 7c stogie lives . . .

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143 Meadowbrook Rd. Weston, MA, 02193 college: Amherst

Lyceum IV, V; IFL IV-VI; IBA VI; ITA VI; Varsity Calculus VI

"My mistake, as the hedgehog remarked when he got up off the toilet brush."

"Art's the biggest vanity: the assumption that one's view of peace or fright or beauty is permanently communicable." - Ned Rorem

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Brian, Chris, Chris, Becky, Cindy, and all others - It was fun!

He plays fast forward just as long as he can, but he won't need a bed, he's a digital man. - Rush

Thank you: Mr. Morange, Thomas, Reich, and MacDonald

12.5 . the lakes ... What can I do for you, officer. .. Canada (or never getting there)... Lake Merrymeeting ... skiing with Chris, Brian, and Mick... kick her into bed with both feet... quarters... Devil's Den ... party at Lowell ... pinball through the woods . . . dangerous bend . . . Prince in the Prelude . .. automotive Darwinism ... Bermuda '85. Fleischmanns? . croquet in the rain ... 566 ... right over the f-ng hill ... mighty bodacious ... D.T.'s at 15 ... welcome to the Bronx ... going up to Henry. ... sunglasses at night... Snoopy. ... I like it, it's kinda funky . . . coffee achievers . . . the Sonesta lobby ... Donald Duck & Ocean Spray .. . Nice Day!

Those who know what's best for us must rise and save us from ourselves. Quick to judge, quick to anger, slow to understand. Ignorance and prejudice and fear walk hand in hand. - Rush

As promised, Stacey. And there's nothing like a party when it's kickin' into Ghia! - (sic) Boston When I leave, I don't know what I'm hoping to find, and when I leave, I don't know what I'm leaving behind. - Rush

Christopher Peter Bove High Honors, 4, 5; Honors, 1, 2, 3, 5; Six-Year Club; Varsity Golf, 6; J.V. Baseball, 4, 5; I.F.L., 4, 5, 6,; I.B.A.,4,5,6,; Bermuda Crew,'85; Medford Crew,'85; Magna Cum Laude.

Special Thanks To: Mom, Dad, Lisa, Laurie, and, of course, D.P.

Thanks: Mrs. Wilmer, Mrs. Bertelson, Mr. Myers, Mr. Sherman, and Mr. Reich. 12.5 degrees; "uncomfortably numb" club; 580 crew; parking lot crew; "i need some retsin"; paralellism; "the jetta was betta"; PAHTY!; "with both feet, Dave?"; "don't over Demike her, Ben!"; "got the Boves, Demike?"; waiting for sundown; p.w.g. club, '85; broasted chicken;"MARVIN";"hillies revenge", '82.

"Let's clarify the situation, babev!" - THE BOD "I'm the type of guy who if you're drowning, I'll throw you a rope, but I'll throw you both ends!" - Rowdy Roddy Piper

Good Times With; Demike, Sapa, Bri-Guy, Dave, Ben, Zinjan Pete, Phil, Rama, and Earl, who understands. "Right over the f***in hill!"

W. THOMAS BRIDE III 12 Hidden Rd. Andover, Ma. 01810 Tommy B., Bielski, Bromide

Var. Football V, VI; Var. Skiing (alpine of course) III, IV, V, VI; Co-Captain VI, Tony Matt Award VI; Var. Softball VI, Var. I.F.S. III, IV, V, VI; Sin Laude Society, Special Olympics with Arty Boland, and Bill Cotter, . . . "Don't worry mom I'll be out with Tom" Linc Field "I can't I'm in training . . . well alright it is ski season" "My dorm, Kirkland House, Why?" "Scott why did you park here this is a snowbank" Killington trip with Mark Lane and Scott T.

"Stagrun in process, 1 ADAM 12 see the old man" "Evenings at the Reynolds with Carrie and Rob, and of course Rob and Margo, the caps queen." Dibber's parties without him there... A-B-C-D-E-F-G ... I always get stuck there, Joe Abate . . . Caesar's Palace, Waikiki Beach with John Ryan at U.N.H.... studying at the cape with Joe Archiprete, D. ... Death by Chi Chi ... Sink the ship. Lynch,S. Valenti ... Thumper. ..

Thanks B.H.S. and Mr. Morange for this page Won't forget you all; D.B., M.L., J.M., J.A., T.H., D.D., K.D., S.V. P.T., M.S., C.U., R.R., J.K., C.B., C.L., B.W., J.C., L.O., S.K.

AN, GUYS, I'D 4/A-E TO. A/.. APOLOGIZE FOR FC/M81/NG ON THAT LAST PLAY. I've NEVER a-r- YOU DOWN \ OEFORE - I FEEL- JUST TERRIBLE.. Lul

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Everyone makes mistakes, oh yes they do. Your mother, and you father, and your sister and brother too. Big people,small people, a matter of fact all people, everyone makes mistakes oh yes the d0000! Unknown "Reason in madness" William Shakespeare "They are not men of their words: they told Are I was everythin 'tis a lie, I am not agueproof." William Shakespeare "No,I will weep no more. In such a night to shut me out! Pour on,I will endure." William Shakespare To Dom, Brad, John, Mark, Dave, Jay, and Jenny, Thank you for your love, caring, and friendship. The memories are our's forever.

ERIK BROOKS Debating IV, V, President VI,: Sextant IV, V, Editor and Chief VI,: Woodburry Prize V,: Glee Club IV, B Flat's VI,: V. Football V, VI, All League Punter VI,: V. Track IV, V,: V. Golf VI,:

"Give every man thine ear, but few thy voice; Take each man's censure, but reserve thy judgment. Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy, But not expressed in fancy; rich, not gaudy, For the apparel oft proclaims the man . . . This above all, to thine own self be true, and it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canstnot then be false to any man.

E. Alexander Burt College: Washington University, St. Louis 34 Wachusett Dr. Lexington, Mass. Sailing '82-'85, Nordic Skiing '81-'85, IRS, Oklahoma!, Dark of the Moon Pajama Game, Talent Show '84

Thanks to: Mr. Wright, my family, Keith, Chris, Matt, Mr. Getz

"Alec, turn off that tie." - Anybody "A transfer is not transferable" - Washington D.C. subway system "That's three hours. And two more if you don't feel guilty about it." -Mr. T "Washington University. Is that D.C. or state? ST. Louis? Where's St. Louis?"

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IN Si LOUIS

"Don't get left behind."-Mr. Z.

DAVID G. CANNISTRARO

Varsity X-C Running V, VI, N.E. Champs VI. Varsity X-C Skiing VI,ISL Champs VI. Varsity Track V, VI Cum Laude Society; Lyceum V, VI. Under the rocks and stones, There is water underground; Letting the days go by, Into the silent water; Once in a lifetime, Water flowing underground . . . Talking Heads

He that will not when he may, He shall not when he will. Robert Manning

Thanks for everything: Mr. Bates, Mr. Kirby, and Mr. Zamore. Special thanks to Mom and Dad. See one promontory, one mountain, one sea, one river, and see all. Socrates

JOSH CAPLAN 88 Sagamore Road Wellesley, Mass. college: Harvard Varsity Soccer 4, 5, 6, captain 6, AllLeague 6 Coaches Trophy-greatest contribution Varsity Hockey 4, 5,6,captain 5, 6, All-League 4, 6, League Champs 4, 6 Lawrenceville Champs 4, 5 U.C.0 Champs 4 Martin Trophy-most valuable player B.B.A. Champs 4, 5, 6, AllLeague 5, 6 360 club, 301 club, New. Prep. Champs 6

Cappy, Ray good times with good friends . . Gerr, Popes, Cam, Psycho, Sweets, Swenny,Stibbets, trips to Danvers, pick up at Peetes, double dating in a mall in Bourne, F.Y.F., hockey parties 83,84,85, Marlboro Indoor Tourney, big things at Bowdoin, Berkshire Hockey School, Team Mass., total heelage, meggage, The Scout, Cape runs with Boka, Subaru with tunes, July 4 fights, Seven forever, . . . good luck Aaron and Mike-make me proud.

"Stats. are for losers"-Rod Langway "Nothing beats winning"-Marty Pierce "Dont wish for it, work for it"-Brian Busconi "Put the biscuit in the basket"-B.B "Dont look back; yesterdays gone; dont turn away you can take it all"-Russ Ballard "I dont know Jack"-Ellen "III be there by eight"-Boka "Love-Brokers"-Chuck "I dont know Ray"-Popes "I could never be involved with something that slimy"-Gerry "Its not the size of the dog in the fight, its the size of the fight in the dog" "if youre going to screw up, screw up royally"-Mr. Gallagher "Ed is dead,the bus is stolen. Ed,Ed he's our man,if he cant do it-the vans will take us"-D. Provost and I thanks to Mr. Martin, Mr. Gallagher, Mr.Seeley, Mr. Zanetta, Mrs. Wilmer thank you Gerry for helping me through it all

thanks Mom and Dad for the opportunities you have given me,and for putting up with me this past year. I love you.

Christopher G. Connors 113 Cliff Road Wellesley Hills, Mass Boston College

V. Lacrosse IV, V, VI, J.V. Hockey IV, V, VI, V. Soccer VI, Suburban Soccer Tourney MVP VI, The Panel V, VI-News Eitor VI, Cafe au Lait Ambiance, C. Holds, M. Kicks, Steamy Windows '82, Body by Bud Fozzy Bear, Mash at 7, Smelly Hot Dogs, Queezymobileâ&#x20AC;&#x17E; Get Lucky!, Digress, Blue Marlin, Arrow Airlines, Labels, Thumper, B.S., Hairy Feet, Rednecks, 301 Club,"Uncle Rickey", Summer Hot Buns, DAH, B.W./Locals Only.

Many thanks to: My parents, my family, my friends, as well as Mssrs. Tredennick, Bassett, Brownell, MacDonald, Getz, Seeley, Hawley, Burt, Goodband, and many others. "Don't know why I'm livin' like I do." - Talking Heads

"I want some perfection!"- Morris Day

"It wath the witcheth!" -Tuff y "00. 00,00, SAY, SAY, SAY!"-Josh and me (Soccer Party '83) "Major Murmurage!" - Coach Seeley "Hubris" - Mr. Kirby "I went to the movies with Josh." -me (all too often) "Baker, don't even get up!" -Front Yard Football "Will you guys in the back please be quiet?" - Mr. Getz "Hey, Hey, What's Up!?" - GoIde "Micron All-Star" - Swenny "Let's page them at the Button." - B.A. "Leadership"-EBH

Cotton Bowl '85- Dallas, Texas

"Pass the Fruit Punch."-John "Feed the mayo to the tuna." - Bill E. Blaze "The moose says you're closed, I say you're open." Clark W. Griswold

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Squeek ... Wallet Joke... Horses ... 4-Wheelin ... Wendy 1-4-3... Scoreless ... 5-4 OT... Break Some Arrows ... Kingston Gigilo ... Ski Trip...PADI ... E.F.L ... Crew Training... Senior Beach Barbeciue ... Let's Eat... Talk to you Later Z

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When you win nothing hurts Joe Nameth Crew: Four Big Men and Their Tiny COX Send your heart home to morn because your ass belongs to me Mr. Basset Special Thanks to Mrs. Wilmer, Mr. Basset and Mom and Dad Ugliness is your Forte Mullen

To Be Vanquished and yet not Surrender, that is Victory. Pilsudski

JOHN F. DANAHY 39 Westerly Road Weston, MA 02193

"What have I learned? Belief is all!" Paul Weller

"Murder one . . . Book'em Dano!"

"We're into chaos, not music". Johnny Rotten

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Baby, I'm a star. Prince

Special thanks to: Mr. Bassett, Mr. Myers, and Mr. Prenatt.

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BRIAN JOSEPH DEMICHAELIS High Honors 1, 2, 3, 5,6; Honors 4; Chemistry Prize '84; SixYear Club; Class President 1; Glee Club; Varsity Track 5; J.V. Crew 4; Weightlifting 4, 5, 6; Bermuda Crew '85; Medford Crew; Cum Laude

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12.5 degrees . . . uncomfortably numb club. .. 580... parking lot crew. .. parallelism .. the jetta was betta LOOX .. ENCORE .. and stage crew at Battle of the Bands '85 . . Heavy Metal petals and flangers in the cellar. . spiderweb explorers.."Kick with both feet?" "Oah! Ben!"..."Pahty".."What about those happy lollipops, Dave?""What the .... is going on in here?" "Got the Boves again, Ben?" Broasted chicken and baked beans U Lowell Frat parties ... Good times with Bova, Dave, Ben, Bri-Guy, Zin, Sapa, Pete, Phil, Rama, and (who can forget) Earl. Hillies will have their revenge ... MARVIN . . marvin .. mar . . still waiting for sundown!

DOMINIC DIMARE Dominic F. DiMare 2219 North Point San Francisco, Ca V. Crew IV, V, VI V. Skiing IV, V, VI Head of the Charles 82, 83, 84. Drama III, IV, V, VI. Why have fun when you can have a test. Stewart G. MacDonald.

Border Patrol... Coffee Club ... Young Pup all fired up... DiMare's weird music.. . Oh ! the phone is probably for DiMare... No I cant I am in training... Sure I will it's ski season ... Do you know your lines yet... David assume the driving position . . . Are you ready ! Ready All, ROW ! There is no defeat except from within. There is no insurmountable barrier save your own inherent weakness of purpose. Emerson Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall. Confucius Our passion is a careless flame we fan it with abandon. Split Enz Thank You Mom & Dad, Barry & Toni, Mr. MacDonald, Mr Prenatt Ms. Whitney, The Boarders, Kaz, Bic, Young, Marty Moose Babo, Jen, Elissa, Clair, Tory, and Mr Bassett. But if the while I think of thee dear friend, all losses are restored and sorrows end. To Anne and Erik You two have been the two best friends I have had. You guys helpped me through a lot. I will never forget you. Thank You

GERALD D. DINEEN Gerry D., Gerr, J.D., Stumpy College: Middlebury Varsity Hockey-4,5,6; Keller Division Champions-4,6;Lawrenceville Champs-4, 5; U.C.C. Champs-4; New England Prep School Champions-6; Varsity Baseball-4, 5,6; Varsity Soccer-6; Honors-6; Valerie-5, 6

Movin' On Bad Company You Gotta Roll With The Punches . . . Van Halen It's Better To Burn Out Than It Is To Rust.. Neil Young I can play this!! Me Gerry; SHOOT THE PUCK!! Mr. Martin

Sunday Jams w/ Derek and Rob; 301 Club; 360; Tunes; B.B.A. Champs;... Superstars; Bungies; Reverse heel meggage; Knee; Ankle; Hockey Party1983, 84, 85; CELL #1

THANK YOU BELMONT HILL

My deepest thanks to MOM and DAD for giving me such an opportunity. I Love You Both Very Much. THANKS: Mom, Dad, Derek, Erin, Val, Rob, Josh, The Boarding Crew, The 1985 Hockey Team. GOOD LUCK: Spud, C.J., Jimbo, the Upstairs, The Class of 85.

I LOVE YOU VAL!!

JOSEPH A. DiSILVA 7 Webster Rd. Lexington, Mass. College: University of Vermont

Joey D.; The Battlewagon; I.B.A. Champs '85; 12/12/85; Tyler Rd. Gang; Pat's game; Diving '85; Celtics; Bingos; 266-3569

Thanks Mom and Dad for putting me through here. Thanks Tom,John and Dr. and Mrs.Provost for getting me through here. I'll get by with a little help from my friends . . . -The Beatles No woman, no cry. -Bob Marley Whatever happens, happens.

Your mother will always love you because she knows the best part of you. -Sam When I've got nothing to say, my lips a sealed. -Talking Heads You know everything is gonna be alright. -The Beatles

ANDREW J. DONAHUE 57 Old Farm Road Reading, Ma. College: Dartmouth

"Too Sexy" Morris ". . . All Aboard . . ." The Gap Band "Outstanding, . . . Girl you knock me out" The Gap Band "Ambiance"..."what more can a man ask for Cafe Au Lait "It's not who you know or what you know, IT'S HOW YOU Me . . DRESS" . "WHaaaaaaaaaaaaaT", Little Ball of Cool To Scoots, "I got SHACKLES my feet".... Mr. T. Little "I on Biotts, "We have to scoop the local missed my little playmates, POOPIE for the spring"..."I'm going to therapy", Kyle . . . "Are you don't ever leave me again" ... 'n me",Sammy ..."It's rough "you hear me" SOUTH of the border", Me "Give us one of those little sexy "I want to go to a niceplace, with tables in the back . . . Jerome" Morris and Marisa some good people, and a nice atmosphere E. Murphy ("48 Hours") "SWEET, SENSITIVE, AND, SEXY" The men who got me through and the friendships I'll never forget.... Kyle, Sammy, and of course Tommy B., S.V., M.S., A.C., J.C., C.B.,S.R., D.F., C.U., and Lippett (Dougie Lifford) "That's horse @&*$# Ron", Tootsie . . . "Why YAAAYUS", Morris and ... "That is one nutty hospiTuffy. tal", Bill Murray . . . Ultra Tack club.... Me and Sweny (N.E. Preps) . . . No Bachner, you can't have any of my tape...."Why Aaron, WHERE ARE GARRETT'S STOCKINGS"

"Above the rim hoop is where it's at" A Special Thanks to: Mr. Bertelsen, Mr. Bassett, and Mr. MacDonald, three men I deeply respect and admire.

Varsity Hockey-V, VI Keller League Champs VI, N.E. Prep School Champs VI, All League VI Varsity Softball-V, VI Thanks Ma and Dad . . . "You're the BEST" Andy, Scott D., and Paul L...."FORE V ER" "Binkavich's was unbelievable" Eddie The C.

DAVID FEDERMAN 6 Yorkshire Drive Natick, Ma 01760 FED Varsity Hockey V, VI, Keller Champs, N.E. Prep Champs VI Varsity Baseball IV,VI, VI,Captain,Honorable Mention to All-League V,Prouty â&#x20AC;˘ Trophy - Baserunning V.

There Goes Swifffty . . . Caps on the Vineyard . . . Sean Darling-You look marvelous..."Thanks,Fed,that's what I wanted to hear"(C.B.)... Tom,we ate Chinese last night... Mexican...But Mr. Goodband,I was getting my cleats sharpened(me)... Sunburn Club '85. Heinies... No,Mrs. Wilmer,I am not dipping ... But Todd - that's a one-way street!... Blue Hawaiians at Rosie O'Grady's... Are you ----'n me?.....Very good,Sir." - Mr.Ross..."It's not how you play the game, it's if you win or lose" Ozzy. ... Mr. Federman, we had you clocked at 82 (Sammy, next time you drive through Connecticut)!

For Joe (12/27/65 - 2/19/84) "Only the good die young"

Thanks to: Coaches Noone, Martin and Gallagher; Mr. Bassett for listening to me,Mr.Goodband for getting me through and Paul Palmer for taping me(how will you use your free time now that I'm gone?). Special thanks to: my grandparents and my parents,(Mom,you graduated with high honors!).

Friends not soon forgotten: Biotts, Cheezy, Sammy, Uch and Rock. Good luck to: K.D., M.S., G.D., A.D., T.C., C.Y., S.T.

ANDREW W FEGLEY YALE Cross-Country HI-VI Cross-Country Skiing HI-VI Track HI-VI Always remember: no matter where you go, there you are. -Buckaroo Banzai Life is so tragic; you're here today, and you're here tomorrow. -Mr. Reich What, you egg! -Shakespeare Do you really think it's a mind in there or just a little buzz like a bee in a glass jar? -John Updike An Brer Fox, he lay low. -Joel Chandler Harris Go ahead, old man! The world is yours! -Sinclair Lewis Excessive thankings to my Mommy and Kimbel

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A human being should be able to heal a wound, plan an expedition, order from a French menu, climb a mountain face, enjoy a ballet, balance accounts, roll a kayak, embolden a frippri, tP11 A inkP, 14iigh At a joke laugh at himself, co 3perate, act alone, sing a children's song, solve equations, trim a sail, throw a dog a stick, pitch manure, program a computer, cook a tasty meal, love eartily, fight efficiently, die antly. Specialization is for insect - parap17 rase of a lein.

Brian K. Golden 10 Robinson Park Winchester, MA. Chico, Harry, Whistler, Bri-Guy College: Tufts Varsity Golf VI; JV Squash V, VI; JV Tennis IV, V; Intramural Football IV, V, VI; Glee Club IV, V, VI; B-Flats VI; Spain '84; "The Pajama Game" Spring '85; BERMUDA CREW '85; Six-Year Club

Every girl's crazy 'bout a sharp dressed man. - ZZ Top A man's got to know his limitations. - "Dirty Harry" Callahan Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for? - Robert Browning When something good happens it's a miracle and you should wonder what God is saving up for you later. - Marshall Brickman

"The Big Red One", "The Bruiser" Everybody should believe in something; I believe I'll have another drink. - Unknown

By the time we've made it, we've had it. - Malcolm Forbes

Special Thanks to

Thank you Mom, Dad and John for all the support I needed to get me through these long six years.

Mr. Wright

Thanks to some really great friends: Chris, Ben, Demike, Dave, Zin, Sapa, Rama, Marcus, Joe, Rob and Glenn. Don't let it end like this. Tell them I said something. - Pancho Villa BOSTON SUNDAY GLOBE

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JONATHAN M. GOLDSTEIN Jonathan M Goldstein 134 Damon Road Needham, MA 02194 Goldy, Jam, Moldy, Jam Moldy Form Entered: III Varsity Soccer V, VI; Varsity Lacrosse IV, V, VI; J.V. Basketball IV; I.B.A. V, VI; I.B.A. Champs V;

Nobody Beats Us,baby!... Who's turn is it to drive? ... Are you hiding anyone in your room? ... Page the button ... Cam she's short fat and ugly... Goldie's Wild Kingdom... Hey, Hey Whats up ... try, Have you been lifting ... Nice shade of red... Buck up to see who sleeps with Cam ... Ft. Lauderdale "85" B.A. Cam,SWEANY Ski trips... Hockey party;.. Get off the baby sitter. Are you having fun? No! Then get off the field!!! This team is doing bad because of you! Coach George Seeley

I'm okay he's okay.-Mr. Macdonald One more strike and your out.â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Mr. Sherman I know what I want but I don't know how to go about getting it. Jimi Hendrix Special thanks: Mom and Dad, Mrs. Wilmer Mr. Wright, Mr. Goodband, Mr. Fisher Also, thanks to Heinz Ketchup!!!

JOSEPH JAMES GULINO 42 Hutchinson Rd. Winchester, Ma. 01890 729-2030 Six year club; V. Wrestling IV, V, VI, 105 lbs. N.E. Campion VI; V. Track IV; V. Sailing V; V. Crew coxs VI; Honors I, I, III, High Honors VI; Debating; Editor of Bulletin; D.C. Rep.IV, V; Community Service Comm. V, VI; Eagle Scout IV

BOWDOIN COLLEGE

I am part of all that I have met. Tennyson

Audentes dues ipse iuvat. Only game fish swim upstream. Thoreau Dare to be GREAT! Gallagher The world is a stage. Shakespeare When there is trouble east, go west! Dad Show a little faith cause there's magic in the night. Springsteen

Hold still you fish!

Moosehead Maine

Hi! Hummarock; Espana 84, "Over here Rob", "Vamos al disco"; Waterville, "Jack is dead", "Speed enforced by radar"; Cape Cod,"I'll pass on the bacon double cheezburger"; Rob Gillini, Joe Nelson, no party without these guys; Canoe the Aberjona or the Mystic and regret it!; "let's hit the B"; at, "Why is the lobster man shooting at us?; #3; Who killed coconut man?; Remember Rob, "it's all a matter of being in the right place at the right time"; You dropped the bomb on me baby; Hampers,"to the top!"; BHS-R.d., D.H., J.S., T.S., Kaz., Jay, M.H. WHS-P.B., S.H., K.L., M.B., G.J., C.M., A.H.

Licensed to kill all gophers by the government of the United Nations Ribit Thanks Dad, Mom, Mr. Goodband, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Zanetta, Mr. Linberg Mr. Morange

MARC HAMPERS College: Dartmouth

Six Year Club; J.V. Tennis IV, V; Varsity Tennis VI; Debating Club IV, V, President VI; Honors I, II, III, IV, V; High Honors VI

Children alive today may live to see the first man on Mars and the last elm tree in the United States.

Americans are so enamored of equality that they would rather be equal in slavery than unequal in freedom. Alexis de Tocqueville

The tree the tempest with a crash of wood Throws down in front of us is not to bar Our passage to our journey's end for good, But just to ask us who we think we are Robert Frost

David Heartquist 10 Briarwood Lane Burlington Mass. Varsity Lacrosse lv, v, vi; Wrestling LV, V; Varsity Vi; Sextant 1V, V, Vl; Drama V, Vi; Co-Editor of the Bulletin; Ski Tripper 111, 1V, V;

I would like to take this opportunity to thank you Mom for all of your proofreading, editing, typing, cars, money, and love.

"I think I'm developing some very bad habits" me "It ain't over till the fat lady sings" Tred

"What's up Jamie ... Joe, did you ever wonder where all of your money comes from?... Hi Shep ... Let's go pick up Joe Nelson. Everyone can use his help on the weekends ... Rob, will you please get the directions... Don't forget the "Bible" Ted ... They really do use airplanes to clock speed .. . watch out for the moving telephone poles Boor"

Time it was and what a time it was it was; A time of inner sense, A time of confidences. Long ago it must be, I have a photograph: Preserve your memories, S & G They're all that's left you.

Thanks Mr. Prenatt, Mr. Seeley, Mrs. Wilmer,Mr. MacDonald,and Mr. Morange

To my good Friends J.G. J.S. T.S. R.d. A.S. Chico, Hamps, HO, B.A. J.D. Rama. K.L.,.... but not you Garret Naneene

Congratulation to you Dad for making it through my high school years.

BENJAMIN DODGE HORNE Todd Pond Road Lincoln, Mass. High Honors, vi, Honors, v, Glee Club iv-vi, B-Flats vi, Varsity Skiing, v, vi, I.T.A, v, vi, "No, No, Nannette", "Dark Of the Moon","Pajama Game", Chalons '83, Bermuda '85

Thanks for the good times- J.R, W.M,C.M, P.J.B, B.D, B.G, T.S, J.S, C.B, M.S, D.B, and Zin. Where's my Chevette?

Special Thanks- Mom and Dad, Mr. Let the good times roll -The Cars Wright, Mr. Getz Mr. Bertelsen and Mr. Zamore. Mammas don't let your babies grow up to be cowboys. Be a ho. Don't let'em pick guitars and drive them old trucks -E.M. Let 'em be doctors and lawyers and such. -Waylon and Willie Hey you, Don't tell me there's no hope at all . . . Together we stand, Divided we fall. -Pink Floyd MARVIN . . marvin . . he was a guy I read about -Mr. Basset's translation of "nightshift" by the Commodores

Thomas A. Hostage Varsity Football IV, V, VI, All-League V, VI: Captain VI, William Croke MVP Award VI; Varsity Lacrosse IV, V, VI: Captain VI, All League V, Boarder Patrol IV, V, VI

Here lies a last word, A final touch, and a lasting memory. Here I must write something profound, or pertinent, maybe symbolic, yet preferable memorable. But which memory is most special? Which joke was the funniest? Which times were the greatest? And whom did I enjoy being with most? Can I note all the times I felt elation, pride, and security, while forgetting those filled with dejection and rage? Which piece of so large a puzzle fits best here? I don't know. I simply cna tell you that they all formed into something good, And for this I am happy, satisfied, and ready to move on.

GERALD REID JORDAN College: Harvard 2 letters in Football and Basketball, 1 in Track,Panel Staff Writer,Sextant, Glee Club,B-Flats, Spring Musical of '85. This Train . . . OOPS, Flamingo, Wahaaa-L.O. (M.D.), Calc Yokes, April Wine-take that Dano,SID.

Thank You Mom, Dad, and Reid for all of your love.

James Kanter

I'd like to be under the sea In an octopus's garden in the shade. He'd let us in, knows where we've been, In his octopus's garden in the shade. I'd ask my friends to come and see An octopus's garden with me. We would be warm below the storm In our little hideaway beneath the waves. Resting our head on the sea bed, In an octopus's garden near a cave We would sing and dance around Because we know we can't be found. The Beatles.

Moxt, Dot, scuak -(kr e,oerett,_ Well, you didn't wake up this morning 'cos you didn't go to bed You were watching the whites of your eyes turn red The calander on your wall is ticking the days off You've been reading some old letters You smile and think how much you've changed All the money in the world couldn't buy back those days

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You fall back again And the sun burns into your eyes You watch a plane flying Across a clear blue sky This is the day your life will surely change This is the day when things fall into place The The

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David C. Kazanjian Hooked on Skoal? Try cold turkey. S.S.C., U.S.S.R... six year club . . . tupperware with U.S.A .. . Gew and Chin-Great times in Fl. You are s000 beautiful,to meee,oh can't you seee!. .. Habitat; Oh, hi Mr. Wadsworth... What did you do to justify your existence today?!. . The Boss is intense! . . . But the resevoir s awesome at night. The Best ever: ST. Catherines 1982... mpf, mpf. Smurf it through Calc... Harvard (har'vard) n., 1 The Stanford of the east.

What is nature to him? There is never a begining, there is never an end,to the inexplicable continunity of this web of God, but always circular power returning into itself. Therein it resembles his own spirit, whose beginning, whose ending, he never can find, so entire so boundless - Emerson

If the day and the night are such that you greet them with joy and life emits a fragrance like flowers and sweet-sented herbs, is more elastic, more starry, immortal, that is your success - Thoreau

GOIN' WEST Dad, if you could only see me now - but I guess you knew. Special thanks - Mr. Bassett, Mr. Wright, Mrs. Wilmer, Mr. Zanetta. To some great friends - Jay, Bik, Garett. Love and thanks to the best - Bix, Gigi, Mom, Dad.

Scott Kraska College: Babson Cell #4 Speare House minimum security prison MUSTANG Does it all! Special thanks to: Michelle, D.T.E.B. Tom, Pete and John

You see, in this world there are two kinds of people my friend, those with loaded guns, and those who dig. -Clint Eastwood I'm gettin' bugged drivin' up and down the sane old strip. I gotta find a new place where the kids are hip. The Beach Boys Spring Break 71' The Playboy Club Miami, Florida

"This 째/-i,$&#@%! car sucks"

MARK "HAWK" WILEY LANE 43 Otis St. Newton Ma. 02160 D.C.-PRES. DRAMA-V. LAX-BFLATS

THANKS TO: BRAD,KEN,STEVE,ERIK . . . . T.B., R.R., S.T., D.D., MOM & DAD! Boys night at the symphony . . . Singing Nymphs... Scott why did you park here this is a snowbank!? .. . Ballerinas Dirty Hydrants . . .

"HAVE A MAPLE BAR BROTHER, THEY'RE FRESH!"

"There will come a day, when youth will pass away what will they say about me? When the end comes I'll know I was just a gigolo, LIFE GOES ON WITHOUT ME!"

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Douglas J Lifford 222 Marlborough Street Boston Ma. College: Harvard

Ironman MTS 8000 May 24, 1984 ...4 years with George and Berny (good luck next year,Jon)... I can't believe you said that Sean ... Joe Cool... Ahboo ahboo ... Bahh "let's talk about it over lunch guys".. "It's obvious that you haven't done the reading"... RAMA-MATH .. . Coke in the morning has to be bad for you Andy D. The Sure Thing. . . 18-17 . . . "Do you know what that says to me?"

"and if we throw it all away,tings can only get better" Howard Jones

Thank you Mrs. Wilmer, Mr. Wadsworth, and Mr. Sherman for all of your help; and to Mr. Croke for the rode Special thanks to MOM and DAD

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CHRISTIAN F.M. LILES 216 Rutledge Road Belmont, Ma. 02178 Schnucki Twit Doofy

7 Clamshell Pt. Ln. Cotuit, Ma. 02635 Mofo Big Dummy F.M.

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Soccer IV, V, VI; Co-Capt. VI; Softball VI; Skiing V, VI; CoCapt. VI; JV Tennis IV, V;

"Knowledge can be communicated, but not wisdom. One can find it, live it, be fortified by it, do wonders through it, but one cannot communicate it and teach it." — Hermann Hesse "When you work, work hard; when you play, play hard." — Dad

Thanks Mom and Michael; it's been hard! Thanks also to: Tante Lotte, Tanya, Geoff & Ballotti Family, David & Rudnick Family, Stevensons, J.C., S.E., B.C., K.G., S.O., P.E., J.S., T.B., N.H., D.K., S.V., Kellys (BMW Repair Shop) Dedicated to: Patrick R. Liles Dec. 28, 1937-Nov. 7, 1983

"F.M. and F.M. alone!" — Mr. Sherman

Special Thanks To: Mrs. Wilmer, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Ballotti, Mr. Mullin, Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Glimp.

"All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost; The old that is trong does not wither, Deep roots are not reached by the frost. From the ashes a fire shall be woken, A light from the shadows shall spring; Renewed shall be blade that was broken, The crownless again shall be king." — J.R.R. Tolkien

SACK! PILLAGE: MAIM!DESTROY;

Geno A. Ballotti Dec. 28, 1930-Nov. 15, 1984

"Ich bin em n Berliner!" — J.F.K.

"See you in Belfast!" — Dad College: Harvard

May 24, 1984 Ironman Award (8000)

Keith John Loud 19 Wing Terrace Burlington, Massachusetts 01803 High Honors III, IV, V, VI. Cum Laude Society V, VI. Red & Blue Key Society IV, V, VI. V. Soccer and V. Hockey IV, V, VI.

"And he never gives an answer. But the Fool on the Hill sees the sun going down and the eyes in his head see the world spinning 'round." - Lennon & McCartney Words of Wisdom, Words of Strength: "Opposition . . . is opposition, . . . . generally." - Mr. Fisher, 1984 Producer:

KEITH LOUD

"Guard against diminished returns." - Mr. Prenatt, Jan. 18, 1985 "But there's always a danger in that." - Mr. Bates, 1985 "That's a lot of hooey." - Mr. Prenatt, Jan. 9, 1985

To Messrs. Seeley and Burt, Mr. Martin, and the Varsity Soccer and Hockey Teams:Thanks for three terrific years. Thanks to Mr. Joe Walker, Mr. Win Waite, and Mr. Richard Amber, without whom managing would be an impossible task. Special Thanks to Mr. Paul Palmer, Mr. Fisher, and Mrs. Wilmer for reasons too numerous to list. And, of course, to Mom, Dad, and my entire family. You know I would be nowhere without you. Year of George Orwell, Big Brother, Ronald Reagan, Geraldine Ferraro, and Opus.

Great Respect and Admiration for Mr. Burt, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Goodband, Mr. Prenatt, Mr. Wright, and Mr. Zanetta. Congratulations and Thanks Chris, Alec, Dave,Saper,and Cort. Enjoy. Have Fun. Be Happy. Good Luck next year Jamie, Mark, and Ted. Random Access Memories: Yoko Zone; B-D Void; Mind Probe; Mother Superior; Reverend Mother; Father Confessor; a.k.a. God; Aristotle; the Dandy One; Hedonism;Tony S. - We must bring the light IN;"Oh,hi." - HP; "Hi!" - NB; As I remember it ... I think; Theter; Ramer; RamaMath; MTS 8000, Thanks, Mr. Sherman; Baby Fae;

Is the salad really there?; World Federal Government? Mr. Myers; Da-Duh! BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed usra 0P MEAPOWNIK5.., ME I THINK TWAY WEZL 56 CONRICI7N6 '114AC,6, sirce, AMERICAN WORKSHOPS FOR ME CANINOATES. CONCENTRA77N6 ON THE FOLLOWING AREAS.

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Eric A. Lowrey 52 Wellesley Rd. Belmont, MA Form Entered: 1 Varsity Football IV, V, VI Varsity Golf V, VI

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The greatest shot of all time . . . Boston Breakers-The greatest team of all time . This night will be hysteria ... ShUuUD-up . . . OH NO!-We're gonna get killed . . . Masked Wrestling Fan #7... To the Uninformed Observer. ... Down to the 15, 10, 5Touchdown!(TD an octave higher)... The Horses... Dangerous Bend ... Where's the Pahhhty?-The strollers ... Rooms 566,578, 580 .. . I think Brian is dead!

Getting Ready for BHS!

Special Thanks to Mom-especially for all the early morning proofreadings!

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You only live once so you might as well die living. Thankyou Mr. wright and Mr. Thomas for all your advice and assistance.

Saint, Ainsle, Do you know what day it is Miss? Thankyou MJ for making my last year and a half so great.

You stick to your ways and leave mine to me

DON'T FORGET THE CAPE GOOD TIMES

CHRISTIAN C. MEDAGLIA Waban, Massachusetts 1903

Varsity Wrestling IV-VI; Varsity Sailing IV-VI; Student Athletic Trainer V-VI; Red and Blue Key Society; Computer Teaching Assistant.

Out of control. . . The Void.. . North Adams... thousands and thousands of bytes . . . Let's run this baby.

Thanks to Mr. Getz, Mr. Prenatt, Mr. Dawe and Paul Palmer. Good luck Keith, Alec and Ted.

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To Mom and Dad - Thanks.

John Mullen College: Colby Cell #7 Speare House John: The unmitigated gaul. The rank disposition of soul! Anymore of your bobmbastic, belligerent retorts and I shall be forced to smite you mighty blows above the head and neck which will cause an altercation to your appearrance and will dubious to your health. JMC "This is basically a senior elective course."-H.P. Well I guess late news is better than no news.-Me

"What we have here is a failure to communicate- Cool Hand Luke "Looking at you scott, now I know why Tigers eat their young" "What a long, strange road its been."Grateful Dead Thank you very much Mom and Dad. Special thanks to really good friends: J.A.; J.C.; S.K.; Jay; D.K.; D.B.; T.B.; M.D.; R.A. "Adam 12-See the old man, Stag run in progress."-Joe and Tom

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LEE OKUROWSKI 50 Musterfield Rd. Concord, Mass. 01742

Thanks to Dad, Mom,and Peter for all we have done together. Many thanks to my Grandparents for all their love and support. Thanks to the Stromes for being my second family. Coach Kirby and Coach Zamore: I thank you for all you have done for me, on and off the track. Special thanks to Mr. MacDonald and Mr. Sawyer

"To give dignity to a man is above all things." Indian Proverb "We had hope in our hearts and wings on our feet." Chariots of Fire "Okurowski, runners aren't normal." Mr. Zamore "If you think education is expensive, try ignorance." Derek Blok "I don't really trust a sane person." Lyle Alzado "Aaeeeyaaayaaayaayaa" Johnny Weissmuller "Carumba" Mr.Hopkinson "You are only as good as your last performance." Mr. Gallagher "Bingo"

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SEAN M.H. O'RIORDAN 215 Rutledge rd. Belmont, Ma. 02178 College: Colgate Panel Staff V, Associate Editor of The Panel VI, Glee Club IV, Varsity Soccer IV (I.S.L. Champs), V, VI, Varsity Squash IV, V, VI (I.S.L. Champs, Interscholastic Champs, #1 Ranking-U.S.A.), Varsity Lacrosse IV, Varsity Tennis VI, Mrs. Swain Fan Club (President) Bartering with the Algerians... Poor Man's Champagne... Chassures Quakers ... Frog legs . . . No Fat Chicks . . . Is Deerfield Coed? Dual Lappage . . . Dipping? . . . #16 . . . East Orleans . . . Strasbourg . . . Heartbreaker and The Family Man .. . Je m'en fou ... Shotguns ... Sean, I Can't Believe You Said That... No Doug What Does That Say "Remember, I Can Wear Less To You? ... Sean I Still Can't Believe You Said That.. . Captain Of Clothes Than You Can." -Mrs. SwainTeam Awesome... Skoal at the BSO... Frozen Pizza... Ski Trips 81' 4/19/85 82' . . . What's For Business Homework? . . . Comfortably Numb.;. Whas'up Homes? . . .

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R. Robert Popeo Jr. 1200 Webster St. Needham, Ma. 02192

P.G.A,PR,PMO,GQ;Big W;Paddywack's; Miami Vice;The Heights; St. Pauli's; pisses me off; Liquerdale; Burger King; townies, radicals, gum chewers;POMPOUS;FMR;Softball Hall of Fame; Hockey Parties; Dibber's house, July 4, 1984; THUMPER;"Sure ... what the Hell.";"Stopping"; Nautilus Goddess; The Button; kamikaze! Labels; GROUCHY;I can't drive 55; 1:4:3 - #22; WAR WAGONS;stand up routine at Knightly's; Hollywood; bitter; Hey, hey, what's up? BA, Mich, Ray, Swine, Goldy, Cam, Tutes, Rock, Sweets, Minor. GOOD LUCK: Paul, CJ, Leary, BAC, Blots, Jimmy C, Ger, TUFFY,Spud! Pizza Joe, and everyone else. Hey,Swenny, what can I say? Thanks.

"Hesitation kills." - BA School of Driving "A man has got to know his limitations." - Dirty Harry Callahan "Itjust goes to show you what you can do if you're a total psychotic." - Zelig "Nothing is real if you don't believe in who you are." - Rocky "What's in your heart will never change." - John Waite "I'm older now but still running against the wind." - Bob Seger

Thanks to Mom & Dad, Mr. Goodband, Mr. Wadsworth, BB,Paul, Michele, and all of those who have been such a part of me, and have helped me in so many ways. ..

"I've got a new attitude" - Patty Labelle 110

I love you. That's all I want to say." McCartney & Lennon

JAIKUMAR RAMASWAMY 100 Albion Rd. Wellesley Rama, Rama-lama, Rama-Lama-Ding-Dong, DingDong, Dolly, Dolly-Lama, Slam, Ramer, Dama, I Have, lama Don't Ask me, I'm making this up as I go along. -Indiana Jones

L'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux, on ne voit bien qu'avec le coeur. -St. Exupery

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Jai, get the hell off the stage! -Mrs. Keller

We'll talk about it over lunch, guys! -Mr. Sherman

Jai, you've never said anything memorable in your life. -Everyone who has known me Thanks to Ben,Brian D., Brian G., Saper Chris, D.C., Rowdy, Lif, Rud,J.J., My twin Mr. Myers, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Getz, Mrs. Wilmer Mr. Petrie, and all others who have helped me through these six years. Special thanks to Mom, Dad and Sridhar for helping me through these six years.

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The Sunburn Club... Party Van ... Rte. 4,Florida.. . Rosie O'Grady's . . . Choo-Choo Train . . . Beef Chimichanga ... Poopie Call... Electric Avenue ... Cocoa Daytona Beach... Got a story for ya'... Did you hear the one about... yip yip yooey. ... Blue... Hubris .. . Killers ... Kamikazes ... Das Stuka ... Boogie Boards... Mr. Sherman's Geometry ... Milton '84 ... Jenn and 93 North ... Hey,Toots, wake up ... I'se just kiddin' ya'... THE BACK ROW CALC. AB .. . Kissimee '85

Fed, darling, you look marvelous. Tom, watch out for moving islands. Toots, now you're talkin'. Biotts, I still think we belonged at Rosie's. I'm pulling out of here to win. -Bruce Springsteen

"You may look marvelous, but you may not feel so marvelous." -me and a little Fernando

Our doubts are traitors and make us lose the good we might oft win by fearing to attempt. -William Shakespeare Just keep on smilin' -Willie Nillie

Give your free will a chance, you've got to want to succeed -Yes

Thank you, everybody, especially Mom, Dad, Julie, and the Brothers- Fran, Peter, and Bill.

DAVID RUDNICK 30 Buckmaster Drive Sudbury, Ma. 01776

Harvard Ironman MTS 8000... Roadtrip NYC,PhiIly 85... Camp Cedar . . . Das Boat . . . Executive meeting of the Sextant at Belmont Country Club . . . Carnegie Deli ... FM,TB et al ... DTX... Yosemite 83... #1 goal 4/16/82 ... American Pie .. . Thanks to MTS, BAD, HMH, and Mom, Dad, & Julie

If more politicians knew poetry, and more poets knew politics, I am convinced the world would be a little better place in which to live. -John F. Kennedy

A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops. -Henry Adams

Ten miles behind me, and ten thousand more to go. -JT

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MICHAEL L. SAPERSTEIN 42 Lawler Rd. Medford, Ma. College: Dartmouth Six Year Club; Varsity Golf V, VI; I.B.A. IV-VI; I.F.L. IV-VI; Medford Crew '85; NMSQT Letter of Commendation V; Computer Prize IV

Never throw rocks at a man who has a machine gun — 'Rowdy" Roddy Piper Kneedrop, suplex, flying mare. Backbreaker,jawbreaker, hit him with a chair. — The Fabulous Billygoons

'Controversy'; 'Pandemonium Reigns'; 'Let's call a timeout here .. .';'And the fans are going wild . . .'; Ileadbutt!!!'; 'Within the realm of possibility'; Crazy Legs'; 'Out of control . .

All hell's breakin' loose!!! — Vince MacMahon

Thanks Chris,Zinjan, Phil, Rowdy,Cort, Dave,DeMike,Rama,Chico,Ben,and Everyone else.

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PHILIP L. SEILER College: Oberlin And so from lack of sleep and much reading, his brain dried up and he lost his witsCervantes Cogito cogito, ergo cogito sum I think I think, therefore I think I am Ambrose Bierce Put if off as long as possible, and there's always a chance that it will go away - Peter Davis Principal There is an art to flying . . . or rather a knack. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss. Douglas Adams Hi Shep!

I think this calls for something irresponsible, pointless and totally stupid to be done here on someone's behalf. Animal House

Tom: But sir, if you isoscelated the balance properly on the centroid, couldn't you really balance any amount of weight? Mr.Sherman (like the tank): Yes Tom,but you'd probably need a flogasolator.

Plastics, there's a future in plastics - The Graduate

Special Thanks to Mom and Dad for always trying to give me the best.

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ANDREW SHEPARD College: Dartmouth P.O. Box 262 Sherborn, Ma.

"I'll not listen to reason . . . Reason always means what someone else has got to say." - Elizabeth Gaskell If all it takes is inspiration Then I might have just what it takes. - Billy Joel I taught you how to see life through love then I taught you how to fly - Jackson Browne

sodium ... Seger.... Waterville ... N.Y.C.... U.N. weekends... Rockport.. . The Clash ... Jack is dead... The mellow tape... The Twins... Senior Barbecue ... we'll talk about it over lunch ... Ice check ... New Years... Iron Man party Be on time tonight . . . for once - Everyone

"Wherever you are, it is your own friends who make your world." - William James If you need a friend I'm sailing right behind. Like a bridge over troubled water I will ease your mind - Simon and Garfunkel Sometimes the touch of a friend is enough. -Jackson Browne D.L.B. J.M.P. S.N.S. L.A.K. J.D. J.J. L.W. L.I.

MICHAEL J. SWENSON 89 GRANITE STREET MEDFIELD, MA COLLEGE: WILLIAMS VARSITY SOCCER - VI, VARSITY HOCKEY- V, VI, KELLER LEAGUE CHAMPS VI, NEW ENGLAND PREP SCHOOL CHAMPS-VI, VARSITY LACROSSE IV, V, VARSITY SOFTBALL- VI

antisocials, karate moves, Blue Marlin, Burger King, Labels but swillies are better, Lets buck up, ambiance, 100 bucks, THE BENDA, thumper, Where's Sammy?, Hollywood, "dah"Donahue/Copeland,trips to VT,Pizza Hut, new scoop,one or two.. ., Whispers,the hangoutMinor, grouchy, Ultra Tacks, pompous 301's, Rednecks, Bob the Cop, 7-ELEVEN, Billerica and the BIMMER,Colgate and the bridge,THE BIG W,spoiled brat, Summers HOT-BUNS, KAMAKAZEES,that pisses me off, we're in training, G.Q., P.M.0.„ Warriors come out and play BELMONT HILL 7 - New Prep 5, We'll take on anyone, THE GREEN LINE, 31 seconds-the kick, July 4, 1984, GOOD LUCK DIBBER, CHRIS, TOM, SWEETS, JOSH, CHARLIE, FED, J.C, GERRY, MINOR, TOUGHY, CAM, GOLDY, C.J., TODD, PIZZA JOE, and thanks for everything BOB "Confidence is key"-T.B. "OLD time hockey EH"-SLAPSHOT "Nobody beats us baby except for 5 teams"

Biotti before the St. Seb's game "Fletcher is a cocky. ..."

"I'll give anything to play in this game men don't blow your chance."-E.G. before ST. PAUL's "These guys will be working for us in a couple of years"-Josh

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Scctt 11-cIlicr BOSTON COLLEGE President Glee Club Drama Club Golf, Football Thanks You for being a friend! And more J.I.C.W., D.B., K.D., D.G., D.F., S.W., K.D. P.T., S.R., T.B., M.L., L.H., C.U., A.D., D.D. MUUUUAAAA!, osmosis, consume, swillied, Hammered, Snipe, howl, clown, Doug just remember MOTO! "TO know that we know what we know, and that we do not know what we do not know, That is true knowledge" -Confusious

"I'm a Ragtop Man" -Nick NolteNever say never to a party because if worse comes to worst we'll make our own. -me"You should know, everywhere I go You're always on my mind,in my heart In my soul" -CHICAGO"What's right is what's left after you do everything else wrong" -Robin Williams-

"Good and bad are but names very readily transferable to that or this" -Emerson"Skiing and Waterskiing are sports you can do all your life. I plan to"

THANKS: Mom, Dad, Michele and Nikki

PAUL TUTUN 19 Tyler Road Lexington, Mass Toots, Tooter, Sammy, Samuel, U.L., Dibs, Stibbets, Gibbs, and many others.

Varsity Soccer V, VI Varsity Baseball V, VI Varsity Hockey IV, V, VI Lawrenceville Champs IV, V N.E.P.S.C. Champs VI High Honors I-III, VI Honors IV, V Feature Editor, Panel, 6 Year Club Keller league Champs IV, VI Caps with Uch in the Condos. "Hey Fed, you wanna go to Jersey." "Parents Weekend, Party at my house" "Hey, Cheesey, look out for stopped cars." "Bobby, what'd she look like." Sun Burn Club. Two for one with Biott's "Sammy,Someone just fell down the stairs." Emily 5/83 "She's engaged?" Hockey Party V "Pergy, you goin' to Nautilus Club tonight?" Its tough to find friends like these! Uch, Swense, Rocky, Kyle, Fed, Bac Bac, Biott's, B.A., A.D., S.T., many more.

Success is counted sweetest By those who ne'er succeed To comprehend a nectar requires sorest need Emily Dickinson Ah, But a man's reach should exceed his grasp or what's a heaven for. Robert Browning Thanks Mom and Dad Special appreciation for Mr. Noone, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Greer, Mr. Seeley and Mr. Goodband

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Thanks also to Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Martin, Mr. Greer, and Mr. Moone. Mom and Dad I would not have made it all six years without your support. I love you both very much!

M*A*S*H bash '83 . . . Wonderlaria Track Club . . . Mexican Charlie Johnson . . . Gilligan's Island . . . Where's my house? -Sammy July 4... She's looking at me- Kyle all the time ... Lawrenceville Poker Trip '84.. s Chris B. before every . They're a bunch of game ... Fun is spelled W-I-N -Mr. G.... Indeed he was a boy scout -B.W. . . . Snack Barettes; 83 Thanks for being there to all my friends: Kyle,Toots, Fed,Bac Bac, Tommy H., Rocky, Chris B., D.B., A.D., JC, S.V., M.S., S.T. Todd, ---We made it!

Stace you are the best, I'll miss you.

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Dear Tom, We have carefully reviewed your course work in basic Latvian for the spring semester. After much faculty deliberation I am very sorry to inform you that you have failed the course and we cannot offer you a spot on the Latvian Olympic Team. Pierre said, "I don't care"

Sincerely, Bumbiers pilns ar sulam "And now," cried Junk, "let the wild rumpus start!" We know what's in the Tab Pappa Smurf Thanks Bob,Tom,Junk, Marty, Dom,the Smurfs (even exiled Smurf), Mr. Sawyer and Mr. MacDonald.

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"Benji, what's it like being the headmaster's son?"- Everyone at least once

"Be nice!" - Mr. Basset

"Don't worry, I'll get it in on time." Mom, Dad, Tim, and the rest of my family - I'm glad you're here. "Life is hard; be steel, be a rock, And this might stand him for the storms And serve him for the humdrum and monotony, And guide him amid sudden betrayals And tighten him for slack moments. Life is soft loam; be gentle, go easy, And this, too, might serve him. - Carl Sandburg

"MUAAAA' . . . "Benji, stop smiling, you smile too much!"-Mr. Myers ... Ski Trip '82, '83, '84- "Do you want some cheese doodles"-T.H.- "Indeed my father was a boyscout" "How'd'ya get that?"..."Whoa, whoa, whoa"- Uncle Rikki ... Spain '84-Bea .....I've got a hell of a body."-Goldy ... fire extinguishes ..."We're two weeks ahead of last year's team."-Coach Tred '82-'85... SCUBA '85- J.C.chumming for sharks..."ABCDEFG,I always get stuck there."- J.A.... Sugarloaf..."We may lose, but they're definately uglier"-J.V. Hockey. ... Cape Cob ... sub run ... E.F.L. ... Woofie, Tux, Quivet.

Special thanks to Mrs. Wilmer, Mr. MacDonald, Mr. Tredennick, Mr. Sherman (I really did like your class, I just hate math.), BB, 0.0., A.C., and all my friends at B.H.S. - you're terrific.

"See the changes here on every street As time goes marching to a different beat Moving on into the restless ages As the kids today find their feet Young enough to chase our dreams" - Elton John Six years is a long time, but it sure went fast, and it's nothing compared to what lies ahead. "There is nothing to fear but fear itself." - F.D.R. "If you don't get rejected three times a week, you're not really trying." - a fortune cookie "Hold on tight to your dreams" "Nothing was finished. Nothing was ever lost." - E. Hemingway "To serve, to strive, and not to yield." - Outward Bound motto "No, that was life, this is a vacation." - Richard Gere in "Breathless" Without the bad times, there couldn't be any good times. I'd rather have both than neither.

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PRIZE DR PRIZE DAY AWARDS 1985 Prizes awarded to members of the Sixth Form HENRY S. ROBINSON ENGLISH PRIZE John F. Danahy FRENCH PRIZE James P. H. Kanter SPANISH PRIZE Christopher P. Bove, David C. Kazanjian JARED WATERBURY SCUDDER LATIN PRIZE Thomas J. Bikales SIXTH FORM HISTORY PRIZE David S. Block, Leon P. Okurowski, III E Alexander Burt MAYNARD MAXWELL MATHEMATICS PRIZE COMPUTER PRIZE Michael L. Saperstein PHYSICS PRIZE Keith J. Loud HAMILTON COLLEGE MUSIC PRIZE Gerald R. Jordan HAYDEN GAYLORD COON DRAMA PRIZE Mark W. Lane WILLEY SEXTANT PRIZE FOR CREATIVE WIRITNG David S. Block ANGELO M. TOGNERI ART PRIZE Robert W. Reynolds, III Erik L. Brooks, Marcus J. Hampers LYCEUM AWARD WOODBURY PUBLIC SPEAKING PRIZE Colin I. Blake PANEL PRIZE Joseph J. Gulino BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD John M. Connors, III, Sean E. Rockett RED AND BLUE KEY SOCIETY Keith J. Loud, Christian C. Medaglia GLEE CLUB AWARD John Authers, Erik L. Brooks, E. Alexander Burt, Brian J. DeMichaelis, Andrew W. Fegley, Brian K. Golden, Benjamin D. Home, Gerald R. Jordan, Mark W. Lane, Leon P. Okurowski, III, Jai K. Ramaswami, Philip L. Seiler, J. Scott Tellier, Matthew A. Winston B-FLATS AWARD John Authers, Erik L. Brooks, Brian K. Golden, Benjamin D. Home, Gerald R. Jordan, Mark W. Lane, Leon P. Okurowski, III, Jai K. Ramaswamy Prizes awarded to members of Forms I through V HELENA WEISER FUNK AWARD James D. Coady HARVARD CLUB OF BOSTON BOOK PRIZE John P. Green, III WILLIAMS COLLEGE BOOK PRIZE Joseph C. Cannistraro BROWN BOOK AWARD Thomas G. Baker CHEMISTRY PRIZE Lester L. Lien HENRY S. ROBINSON BIOLOGY PRIZE Jarrett A. Williams THOMAS G. WALTERS MATHEMATICS ACHIEVEMENT PRIZE Cori Gwon FORM V AMERICAN HISTORY TERM PAPER PRIZE Jonathan G. Davis, Lester L. Lien RENSSELAER MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE MEDAL Lester L. Lien NEW ENGLAND MATHEMATICS LEAGUE AWARD 'John M. Golden, Richard 7 Gustayson GEOLOGY PRIZE Edmund T Hamann PROSPECTOR AWARD Joel T. Bines, Seth C. Narins MIDDLE SCHOOL PUBLIC SPEAKING PRIZE Joshua D. Gordon MIDDLE SCHOOL CHESS AWARD Robert G. Misasi MIDDLE SCHOOL DRAMA PRIZE Andrew R. Muldoon THE NEWELL HOWES MORTON AWARD George W. Lynch, III MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARD OF MERIT Andrew H. Bray, Peter H. Cote, Robert C. Crowley, Michael J. Engleman, John J. Fiore, Arthur C. R. Gleason, Joshua D. Gordon, Gilbert C. Hundley, Thomas Y. L. Hung, Jesse A. Kennedy, Howard A. Layer, III, Thomas K. McCraw, Jr., Andrew R. Muldoon, Eduardo A. Ramirez, William A. Roberts, Stephen C. Senna, Scott D. Sidell, David W. Southmayd, Loren Stead, John A. Stone, Joseph J. Thlimieri, Michael E. Williams, Ian C. Winston, David M. Wright RED AND BLUE KEY SOCIETY Scott B. Barringer, S. Frederick Bacon, John P. Chicoski, Robert J. Chicoski, Andrew J. Curtin, Joseph C. Dabringer, Jeffrey M. Jacobs, David J. Pergola, James B. Scanlan, Arthur Schleifer, III, Mark C. Solakian, Jarrett A. Williams B-FLATS AWARD Christopher S. Autrey, Joseph C. Cannistraro, Geoffrey S. Stewart 128

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Editors-In-Chief Tom Bikeles '85 James Kanter '85 Jennifer Pierce '85 News Editors Chris Connors '85 Marjorie Just '86

Executive Editor Kathy Harding '85

Feature Editors Morey Osteen '85 Paul Tutun '85

Sports Editors Lisa Monaco '86 Katesy lownsend '86 Charlie Uchill '85

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ale Prospector THE PROSPECTOR The Middle School literary magazine. EDITORS Joel Bines '88 Seth Narins '88 ASSISTANT EDITORS William Bachner '88 George Lynch '88 BUSINESS EDITOR Paul Filtzer '88 LITERARY EDITORS Paul Cannistraro '88 Tony Maws '88 Andy Muldoon '88 PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS David Casey '88 John Stone '88 STAFF EDITORS Jim Coady '88 John Golden '88 STAFF George Allesandria Ghazi Al-Marayati Jason Gay Thano Hasiotis Mark Hilgenberg Tom Hung Scott Madden Dan Margulis

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French Foreign Exch. Program

This year, 14 Belmont Hill students and Mrs. Wilmer embarked for Paris, France in the first of a two part exchange program. The group of 15 stayed in a hotel next to the Eiffel Tower. During the three days that they were in Paris, they visited all the sights that they had heard about in history books and Saturday morning cartoons. The next city that they visited was the Eastern city of Chalons-SurMarne where Belmont Hill has traditionally had an exchange with a French public school. Belmont Hill students lived for 10 days in the homes of their ap-

pointed French student correspondan t. Their time was occupied by attending school, playing basketball, and visiting the quaint cafes of the city of Strasbourg, a French city located on the French-German border. They stayed in this beautiful city for 4 days by arrangement of the Boston-Strasbourg sister city program. Their visits included Strasbourg's magnificent cathedral, Strasbourg's ancient section called "La Petite France", and the West German town of Freibourg. The Belmont Hill group then returned to the city of Chalons-Sur-Marne

for the night, to return to Boston via Paris. The second part of the foreign exchange involved hosting the French students from ChalonsSur-Marne. The group of French students stayed in the houses of most of the Belmont Hill students who had gone to Europe. A small group of Belmont Hill students was needed to host the excess of French students in the exchange. The French students spent their time by attending class, visiting the city of Boston, shopping, etc. All in all, the program was fun and educational for everyone.

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The Belmont Hill Football Team ended the 1984 season with its best record in the past three years, 4-3. In the first contest, Milton traveled to Belmont Hill only to be soundly defeated, 39-28. The backfield combined for 338 yards and five touchdowns. Bob Popeo led the rushing with 137 yards,followed by co-captain Tom Hostage with 110 and the other co-captain Sean Rockett with 91 yards. The next contest was against the always-strong Nobles. The game started off fairly even, and at the half Belmont trailed 7 to 0. After the half, the overpowering Nobles squad quickly added 14 points in the third quarter and 3 more in the forth, shutting out Belmont Hill, 24 to 0. Belmont rebounded the next week with a hard fought, 137, victory against St. Marks. Leading late in the forth quarter, the Belmont defense rose to the occasion with two key interceptions by Dan Curtin and Tom Hostage to seal the victory. The following game involved a long ride to Groton. After coming

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out flat in the first quarter and allowing Groton to score on their first possession of the game, Belmont rebounded with a score in the second quarter. But with this they let their guard down and allowed Groton to score again. Trailing 12 to 7 going into the third quarter, Belmont recieved the ball, but wasn't able to produce any offense at all, losing 18 to 7. Next came B.B. & N. which annually comes into this thinking it's their biggest game of the year. Belmont got fired up when Quick Guard, Mike Drucker, came out of the game with a serious knee injury. Afterwhich Belmont proceeded to push B.B. & N. all over the field, thus winning 21 to 7. The next opponent was Middlesex, who is not usually considered as a very strong team but came into the game extremely fired up. The only touchdown for Belmont was by Tom Hostage, who gained 140 yards rushing. The Belmont Hill offensive line was unable to give Sean Rockett time to pass. He was

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sacked many times for a loss of 45 yards. Belmont lost the game, 26 to 8. The last game of the year and the last for all the seniors in a Belmont Hill School Football uniform was against Governor Dummer. Many of the underclassmen were not about to let the seniors lose their last game. With two touchdowns by Tom Hostage one by Bob Popeo, one by Jon Skinner and a safety by John Mullen, Belmont and its seniors won their last game, 29 to 14 . . Coach Dewar and the rest of the coaching staff were extremely pleased with the effort given by the whole team. As a result of the excellent season, several members of the team were honored with All-League selections, including Brooks, Hostage, Mullen, Popeo, Rockett, Curtin, and Boland. The staff believed that the senior's leadership this year was outstanding and they hope that next year's seniors will provide the team with that same quality. The '86 class will be led by Co-Captains Dan Curtin and Artie Boland. Hopefully they will be able to keep the momentum gained from this year's team and continue the success of the football program.

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The 1984 Belmont Hill Varsity Soccer team compiled an impressive 10-5 record. It was a team forced to overcome many injuries and adversity. The team's first two challenges were Roxbury Latin and St. Sebastian's. The team defeated both, led by the scoring of Charlie Uchill, Cort Gwon, and Captain Josh Caplan. In the next game,the team faced a tough Milton team and lost, 3 to 0, before a disappointed crowd on Belmont Hill Day. The team bounced back, however, with a victory over St. George's, 1 to 0. This game was highlighted by rough and physical play from both sides. Tempers and frustrations flared as both teams failed to score. With only ten players, because of a red card, Cort Gwon scored the decisive goal, with only two minutes remaining in the game. Although Belmont Hill won, it was apparent that the offense lacked punch. The Hillies continued to stagger, losing their next three games at the hands of Nobles, St. Mark's, and St. Paul's. The team compiled only three goals in those three contests, and was shut out by Nobles. What

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probably was most impressive about the team was its ability to bounce back. Having managed a meek 3-4 record in the first half of the season, the team forged ahead in the second half, winning seven of its last eight games. Belmont Hill's offense seemed rejuvenated with a healthy C. J. Young. He scored in the first 35 seconds of the Thayer game,and added one more en route to a 5 to 2 victory. Belmont Hill next defeated Groton, 2 to 1, with goals by Christian Liles and Tom Sullivan. The strong fullback line of Ted Schoenharl, Steve'Psycho' Valenti, and Christian Liles, as well as Goalie Aaron Caplan, played their best game of the season in a hard-fought battle with Lawrence. Their defense and Josh Caplan's goal was enough for a 1 to 0 victory. The team next trounced B.B & N.,6 to 0, on perhaps their best offensive display of the season. The goals were scored by Paul Tutun, C. J. Young, and Todd Copeland. The team's injury list seemed to mount, as three

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starters were lost for the season due to leg injuries. After losing to Brooks,4 to 0, the team played its most inspired game of the season, against Middlesex, winning 3 to 1. Trailing 1 to 0 at the half,the team appeared emotionless and dejected. The team recuperated, and played a highly spirited second half. C.J. Young, Charlie Uchill, and John Goldstein each scored within a time span of 12 minutes. The team had come back once again. Charlie Uchill scored the final 4 goals of the season in Belmont Hill's final two victories,3 to 0 against Rivers, and 1 to 0 against Governor Dummer. Next year's team should be a real contender for the title, with All-League selections C.J. Young and Cort Gwon leading the offense. Todd Copeland,Ted Schoenharl, and Goalies Aaron Caplan and Mike Udris should demonstrate the necessary leadership on defense.

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First Row: Bernheimer, D. Cannistraro, Benedict, Gifford, Okurowski, J. Cannistraro, Kassissieh, Fegley. Second Row: Coach Zamore, Siegel, Sur, Horne, Annino, Landau, Green, Schein, Thornbrough, Lien, Parkhill, Collier, Coach Kirby.

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This year's cross country team became the most successful team in Belmont Hill cross country history by being the first team to go undefeated (11-0) and the first to win a championship (New England Class B). The only disappointment of the year was its fourth place finish in the ISL championship race. Under the leadership of Coach Zamore and co-captains Lee Okurowski and David Gifford, the whole team worked hard all year while giving the home crowds several exciting races to watch,in particular the races against Milton and St. Mark's. Lee Okurowski, David Gifford, and Joe Cannistraro were known as the front pack and, indeed, the excitement and success of the whole season lay in the team's ability to run in two separate packs. The front pack (all of which eventually won all-league honors) was able to take the first three of four places in every race but one, while the back pack (David Can-

nistraro, Andrew Fegley, Karl Benedict, John Bernheimer, and Rich Kassissieh) was quite successful in finishing in front of the opponent's fourth or fifth man. The Nobles race best shows the significance of the pack. In this race Nobles took the first two spots while the whole Belmont team finished in front of their fourth man, giving the team its closest win of the year. Some of the team's best wins came when members of the back pack finished fairly close to the front pack. Such races included the tri-meet against Brooks and G.D.A. (where Belmont took the first four spots and the first six out of eight) and a quad-meet where Belmont took the first five out of six places. On November 3 the team traveled to Groton for the first of its two championship races. There was no surprise up front as Joe Cannistraro (ninth), David Gifford (tenth), and Lee Okurowski (eleventh) all captured award win-

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fling spots. The team's disappointing fourth place finish can be attributed to the back pack's inability to hold a steady pace which caused them to slow down excessively. The team regrouped itself, though, in time to win the New England Championship race the following week. In this race, Andrew Fegley had an unbelievable race as he finished first for Belmont and ninth overall. David Gifford was one second behind him, capturing tenth, while Joe Cannistraro finished fifteenth. All three won awards.

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First Row: Joe Lobosco, John Connors, Mike Swenson, Gerry Dineen, Josh Caplan, David Federman, Andy Donahue, Paul Tutun, Charlie Uchil.Second Row:Coach Martin,Jeff O'Neill,Paul Hauf,David Browne,Chris Biotti,Todd Copeland,James Cody,C.J. Young, Keith Loud, Coach McLaughlin.

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second. They then scored the next four goals to go ahead, 5-4, in the third, but Nichols tied the game at 5-5 with 1:33 remaining to play. The teams played a scoreless six-minute sudden-death overtime period and finally went to a rarely seen The Belmont Hill Varsity Hockey Team shootout. The Nichols goaltender, who had has had, under the coaching of Mr. Martin, already made thirty saves, saved both of many memorable seasons in recent years to Belmont Hill's chances while his teamadd to its rich tradition but none, perhaps, mates converted on both of theirs. Nichols as memorable as the 1984-85 season. After a won, 6-5 to advance to the next round. somewhat disappointing 1983-84 season in After that loss, it seemed, the talented which it lost the Independent School group of individuals was instilled with the League Keller Division Championship to desire, dedication, and discipline of a St. Paul's School,this year's team bounced championship team. Led by Captain Josh back not only to win its eighth Keller Divi- Caplan and all the seniors, this team was sion Title in nine years, but also its first never to lose another game all season. They ever New England Prep School Ice Hockey defeated their remaining two tournament Association (NEPSIHA) Division One opponents, Hotchkiss and Hill School, by Championship. scores of 7-2 and 3-2 to capture the TournaAfter a shootout scimmage with the Har- ment Consolation Championship Trophy vard Junior Varsity in November, routine and returned home to a well-deserved wins over Tabor and Exeter, and a close Christmas Vacation rest. win over eventual Keller Division RunnerAfter Christmas Vacation, the team preup Lawrence Academy, the team headed pared for its first confrontation with St. down to Lawrenceville, New Jersey on De- Paul's, defeating St. Sebastians, a game in cember 13 to participate in the 37th Annual which David Pergola was lost for the seaLawrenceville School Invitation Hockey son, Nobles, and Thayer easily. On SaturTournament. In a surprise upset, number day,January 19,they travelled to Concord, eight seeded Nichols School defeated the N.H. for their first meeting with St. Paul's number one seed and defending champion since a 7-1 loss on the Hill in 1984. Battle Hillies in the first game of the tournament #1 of 1985 ended in a draw, a 2-2 overtime with strong defense and good goaltending. tie which showcased both goaltenders but Belmont Hill, attempting to win its un- introduced Belmont Hill Sophomore Joe precedented fourth straight title, fell be- Lobosco to the rest of the League as a force hind 2-0 in the first period and 4-1 in the to be reckoned with. Exam week followed

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immediately afterward, but there was no rest for the weary as the Hillies had to face Lawrence for the second time of the season on the 30th. This one was no easier than the first. Down 3-2 late in the third period, Lawrence pulled their goalie for a man advatage and succeeded, scoring with thirty seconds left to play. In overtime, C.J. Young scored a breakaway goal assisted by Jeff O'Neill to win the game. Belmont Hill then strung together another series of easy wins against BB & N, St. Sebastians, Thayer, and Milton and seemed to be on a comfortable roll until the next game, at Nobles Friday night February 15, an exhibition in how not to play hockey. A sloppily-played, penalty-filled game, Nobles took a 2-0 lead early in the second period. Belmont Hill responded with three goals within two minutes at the end of the second period and beginning of the third. Nobles pressed hard at the end of the third period but did not score thanks to Joe Lobosco. A great concern was that the second St. Paul's game was to take place some five days later. Nobody knew what to expect the following Wednesday on the Hill. The team responded with what some called the greatest all-around game ever played by a Belmont Hill Hockey Team and what others dubbed the best defensive High School Hockey that they had ever seen. Belmont completely dominated from start to finish, shutting down St. Paul's offense, getting scoring from six different

players, hustling on every play, and winning 6-1. The victory clinched the Keller Division Championship and assured an invitation to the New England Championships. With lopsided victories of 10-1 and 14-1 over BB & N and Milton,the Belmont Hill Express steamed into the Berkshires as the number one seed in the NEPSIHA Division One Tournament. Belmont Hill defeated Choate in the first round 4-1, while #6 St. Paul's also defeated #3 New Hampton 4-1 and #7 St. Mark's upset #2 Kent 7-6 in an exciting overtime match. That placed three ISL teams out of four in the semi-finals, a record indicative of the quality of play in the ISL. St. Mark's played St. Paul's in one semi-final match, while Belmont Hill confronted New Prep, a considerably larger and more physical team consisting of post-graduate studentathletes, in a game that was built up to be the ultimate clash of good versus evil. Belmont Hill took the initiative,skating out to a 3-1 lead in the first period and a 5-1 lead at 2:16 of the second. New Prep came storming back, tying the came at 5-5 early in the third, but they were unable to ever take the lead despite a 35 shot barrage on Lobosco. His goaltending allowed Jeff O'Neill, who had scored the game's first goal, to score the game-winner at 10:52 of the third. Mike Swenson (2-2-4) added an insurance goal to make the final score 7-5. St. Paul's, meanwhile, defeated St. Mark's 3-2 to set up St. Paul's-Belmont Hill Battle #3. This one, played Sunday

March 3, was a classic. It had everything a hockey fan, especially an ISL Hockey fan, could hope to see. Belmont Hilljumped out to a quick 1-0 lead 19 seconds into the game on a goal by Mike Swenson. St. Paul's Kevin Powers tied it up less than five minutes later and it remained tied until Swenson scored his second of the period at 12:25 to send Belmont Hill into the locker room with a 2-1 lead. St. Paul's won the second period 2-1, so the game entered the third period at three goals apiece. The score stayed the same until halfway through the third, when St. Paul's scored on a power play. With less than two minutes left, St. Paul's took a hooking penalty. This was Belmont's last chance. Trailing 4-3 and on the power play, Mr. Martin pulled his goalie for a six-on-four advantage. With 1:05 left to play, Michael Swenson scored his third goal of the game on an assist from Chris Biotti to send the game into overtime. The first overtime period was full of tension and tentative play, and the game seemed headed for a second overtime when C.J. Young and Jeff O'Neill(heroes at Lawrence) broke into the St. Paul's zone. O'Neill took a pass from Young in between the face-off circles and put the puck behind the St. Paul's goaltender with five seconds left in the first overtime for the victory and the Championship. Some called it luck, others the "Belmont Hill Mystique," but it was, in reality, senior leadership. The senior line of Bachner, Donahue, and Swen-

son combined for a total of 18 points in the tournament and Swenson (5-4-9), later named Most Improved along with defenseman John Connors, was designated unofficial Tournament MVP. At the end of the season, individual honors further attested to the greatness of this team. Defensemen Chris Biotti and Josh Caplan were named to NEPSIHA Division One All-Star Team and five team members were named to the Keller Division AllLeague Team: Biotti, Caplan, a third defenseman, Todd Copeland, and Forwards Andy Donahue and C.J. Young. In addition, ISL Hockey Coaches honored Chris Biotti's dedication to the sport of hockey by awarding him the 1985 Richard T.Flood Shield. Biotti was also named team MVP. Next year should prove to be another fine year for the Hill. Team scoring leader and All-League Forward C.J. Young will return with linemate Jeff O'Neill to spearhead the offensive attack, while All-League Defenseman Todd Copeland and Sophomore Sensation Joe Lobosco will anchor the defense. Forwards David Browne,Paul Hauf, Jim Coady, and Goaltender Ryan Coughlin will all return with a year of varsity experience under their belts. Hopefully,Dave Pergola will be able to return from nagging injuries, adding another scoring and skating threat. Meanwhile,a fresh new cast of characters will attempt to fit in with the old in order to continue the Belmont Hill Hockey legacy with yet another championship season.

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First Row:George Humann,Tom Sullivan, Michael Drucker, Kyle Delaney, David Smith, Robert Chicoski,Sean Rockett. Second Row: Mr. Waite, Coach Bertelson, Jerry MacNamara,Jerry Jordan, Andy Shaw,Coach Martellini, Mark Solakian. Not Shown: Scott Bacon.

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At seasons end, the Belmont Hill Basketball team had compiled a 9-9 record. This record does not come near telling the real story of the personal as well as team success experienced by this winning squad. After two losses to Nobles, the second of which shattered their chances of winning the Rivers tournament,the team showed that they were not willing to stay on the backs for long and came back to thrash Milton in a game where Captain Kyle Delaney scored 30 points. This success carried them on, and in the next game against BB + N, the Hillies came from a third quarter losing position to eke out a 39-38 victory. Though this power was not to remain through the rematch with BB + N, this game also gave the team a solid foundation for it was a match in which all the team scored, and the overall effect was a season high of 77 points.

Back on the Rivers courts, key player Jerry Jordan showed his stuff with agressive first half scoring and rebounding, keeping the home team to a losing 49 points against 60 points scored by the boys from The Hill. Kyle Delaney was not to be outdone, however, and in the next match against Roxbury Latin on our home court, he scored his second 30 point game. A late Roxbury surge had the crowd worried, but a skillful jump shot by Andy Shaw put the game to bed with less than 3 seconds remaining. With two setbacks against St. Pauls and Thayer under their skin, the team was hot for a win, and win they did. Three straight! A nail-biter against Brooks in which free throws from Captain Kyle put them over the edge, an easy but graceful win over Middlesex, and hard fought contest against the boys from Lawrence, where it was the corner work of Jerry Jordan and the superb over-

all play by another key player, Sean Rocket, that saved the day. From here,the season seemed to fall apart, and try as they would, the Hillies couldn't win any of their last three games. Still, it was a season to be remembered, with Kyle racking up honor after honor; four thirty point games, his one thousanth game point and a game point average that put him in all league standing (22.7). Sean Rockett garnered the Amon award, and there were moments of elation this season that any fan of the game will cherish for a lifetime. Who could forget the game-winning shots that came from Andy Shaw twice when the team needed him most, or the half court shot from Dave Smith that unerringly found its way home? There is no doubt, the seniors will be missed, but the team, under the leadership of Dave Smith and Mike Drucker would like to simply say thanks, and look ahead to another great year.

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The 1985 Belmont Hill Squash Team enjoyed its finest season in over 10 years with numerous moments of joy and triumph. Along with an outstanding record of 144, the Hillies won the first annual 5 team league with a perfect record of 8-0. Still another amazing accomplishment was the winning of the New England Prep School Championships held at the Choate-Roremary Hall School in Connecticut. Until this year, Belmont had only won this honor once, and this year's win showed the strength and determination that the team possessed.

Playing at number one position was four year veteran Jon Bernheimer. At number two position was senior star Doug Lifford, at three, senior Sean O'Riordan, at four, rookie Aaron Caplan, and closing out the team, another rookie, Alan Derkazarian. At the outset, there was some concern on the team as to the competitive experience at numbers four and five, but as the season wore on, Aaron and Alan proved themselves to be more than up to the challenge of playing on a championship team. The team began its season with a second place finish at the Jack-

son Tournament, an annual event held at the Brooks School. The team lost to a determined and talented Milton squad by a few points on this day and it was time to get down to business. Practice became even more grueling and the hard work payed off in the very next outing, Belmont Hill Blanked the same arch-rival, Milton by a score of 5-0. This stunning win set the tone for the rest of the season, and though the team lost in close matches to St. Paul's and Andover, confidence and hard work prevailed. After this, the Hillies would beat every prep school

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team that they came up against, bar none. The only losses coming later in the season at the hands of college teams. Highlights of the season include a thorough trouncing of the once very competitive Choate team, two key victories against a very solid and able group from Groton, and another gutsy match against the Milton squad on their home courts where the men from the Hill squeeked by with a 3-2 win. The last competition that this team was to play was the Interscholastic Championship Match at Choate. The top three players from twenty eight New England schools attended, and Belmont Hill tied for first place in the team competition. Junior Jon Bernheimer and senior Doug Lifford led the way by winning the "A" and "B" divisions, respectively, while senior Sean O'Riordan performed nobly in the "C" division, reaching the quarter finals. It was a tremendous day for the Hill and a great way to end a season. The team would like to thank Mr Seeley, who, again has done a tremendous job and to take a moment and look ahead to next year. The program continues and more championship teams are on their way.

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First Row: Karl Benedict, Brad Bates, David Cannistraro, David Gifford, Andrew Fegley, Adam Thornbrough, Joseph Cannistraro. Second Row:Coach Bates, Peter Althousan, Ben Horne, Lester Lien, John Green, Rich Kassesiah, Peter Landau, Colon Blake, David Udris, Jay Parkhill, Mike Palmer, Tim Gibbons, Rob Meyer, Alec Burt, Ted Marple, Andy Curtin.

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The Belmont Hill nordic ski team has always been at the top of the league and this year was no exception. The team was in good standing right from the beginning, having only lost two of its varsity members. The returning team members were rich in talent and experience and its depth was so incredible that it could have fielded two varsity teams, not just one. As a result many of this years top J.V. members placed high in the standings for varsity races as well as winning their own. The year got off to a bad start, there was no snow. Thus,following a week of dryland training and running the team was forced to move into roller skies. However, this training greatly enhances the conditioning of the team and provides them with the edge when the snow finally comes. Another important part of the teams training came during the early part of Christmas vacation. This was the teams annual trip to the Bates Motel in Waterville Valley. This trip give the team a chance to test its skills on snow far earlier than would be possible if they remained inside the 128 sunbelt. At Waterville long ski trips were planned to provide the team with conditioning. In between these jaunts the team worked on specifc skills with Waterville coach Paul Daley. Also at Waterville the

first of a series of varsity tryouts occured. There are many of these throughout the year and the varsity standings are constantly changing. The first race of the year was very controversial. Belmont was missing one of its varsity members due to illness. In addition, there was a dispute at the finish line as to the actual place of one of the Belmont skiers. As a result the race was said to be a loss by Belmont to the Noble and Greenough School, yet as to this date there are conflicting reports as to who won the race. Either way the race would be close, merely the question of two points that one team would have over the other. The rest of the races, however,contained no controversy at all. Belmont won them all easily with the next competitor far behind. BHS consistently placed its four scoring skiers in the top ten of the race and sometimes had all six of its skiers in the top ten to twelve. The J.V. team did exceedingly well, winning all of its races and sometimes sweeping the field by placing its six men in the first six places. In February some of the Belmont skiers participated in the Canadian ski marathon. The trip occurred over the weekend and the students took of the Monday following the trip to recover. The marathon is 100

miles long and takes two days to complete. The course streches from Montreal to Ottowa. The skiers who went were Karl Benedict, Joe Cannistraro, David Cannistraro, Colin Blake, David Gifford, Andrew Fegley, Tim Gibbons, Peter Landau and Adam Thornbrough. Three coaches also went on this trip. Mr. Bates, the vetern member,joined the group as well as coaches Kirby and White. Of those who went only four finished. Joe Cannistraro and Andrew Fegley completed the course for a bronze medal as did Mr. White. Mr. Bates also completed the course, capturing the gold by camping out on Saturday night. While these people were skiing in Canada a member of the team was trying out for the Jr. Olympics. Brad Bates placed very well in the easterns and in March moved on to the nationals were he placed respectibly. The team as a whole did very well, coming in first in the league with a record of 37 and 1. BHS had two all league skiers, Brad Bates and Joe Cannistraro. Next years team looks at least as strong as this years team and hopes for an undefeated season under captian-elect Karl Benedict.

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As it has for, at least, the past seven years, the Alpine ski team has won the league title for Alpine Skiing. Great efforts by Steve Valenti, Lee Okurowski, and Dominic Dimare in the last race of the reason at Nashoba Valley, gave Belmont Hill the first, second and third place finishes, respectively. With this win, Belmont Hill captured the league title. The season had opened up on a down note with the ski team and its competition running gates due to the lack of snow. Despite the lack of previous practice, the Hill won the race with Steve Valenti taking first, Christian Liles taking fourth, and Dominc Dimare and Chris Monaco capturing seventh and eight respectively. Putting in some good finishes, was the third former, Carl Eldh. Due to the fact that four of the ten top skiers were either disqualified or lost time from costly falls, the second race went to Milton with Belmont Hill taking second. This second place finish tied Milton and Belmont Hill for first place on the basis of points. Backed by the necessity to do well

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in their third race, the team went on to take the title with outstanding performances by the aforementioned skiers and co-captain Tom Bride and Chris Monaco taking thirteenth and fourteenth. For the first time,there will be a post-season race at the Bay State Games in Western Massachusetts at Mt. Brodie. Going to these races will be Steve Valenti, Lee Okurowski, Dominic Dimare, Tom Bride, Marx Bowens and Chris Moon. None of this year's success would have been possible without the consistant skiing from Rob Reynolds and Chris Moon, and the excellent effort from co-captains, Tom Bride and Christian Liles. Next year's team promises to be another good one with the aid of Carl Eldh, Chris Moon, Marx Bowens, Phil McCray, and next year's co-captains, Chris Monaco and Marco Dimare.

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After a close game with Milton on Wednesday the eighth the Belmont Hill Baseball team won the next four games by impressive margins. On the Saturday following the Milton game Belmont took on a weak Governor Dummer team. With junior Chris Connelly on the mound Belmont could not get their offense and defense in sync. Chris threw a fine game but a few errors cost Belmont runs. Also the Belmont bats did not start until the eighth inning. At the bottom of the eighth the game was tied at six apiece. Suddenly the team came alive. Gerry Dineen, Chris Biotti, and captain David

Fedderman each hit a double to put the game out of reach for G.D.A. at 7-6. On the same day that B.H.S. won, league leading Roxbury Latin lost. This means that if Belmont wins all of their next games, including one against Roxbury on Saturday the 25th, then Belmont Hill will be the I.S.L. champions. On Wednesday the 15th, Belmont traveled to arch rivals Noble and Greenough School. From the start Belmont dominated the game. In the first inning B.H.S. scored 4 runs off of hits by seniors Sean Rocket and Paul "gibblets" Tuton. Chris Connely did his part

by striking out sixteen batters on his way to a 11-0 shuthout. This win put B.H.S. one game closer to the Championship. BB&N was the team that defeated Roxbury Latin and on Monday the 20th Belmont went to Cambridge to take on this strong team. Captain David Federman had been preparing for this game all week. He came out flat in the first few innings and let up nine runs by the fourth. Most of these runs were not all Federman's fault and could be contributed to some unfortunate errors in the field. Like a basketball tall tale, Belmont Hill came out in the fifth

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and scored two runs to cut the lead to two runs. Federman beared down and pitched very well, while Belmont Hill's bats started to smoke. In the bottom of the ninth with men on 1st and 2nd David Federman stepped to the plate, he swung and missed on the first pitch but on the next pitch he hit a shot into the swimming pool to win the game by a 10-9 score. This game was straight out of baseball legend, the clutch hit in the bottom of the ninth. An unbelievable five homeruns were hit in this game. One by Sean Rocket, two by Chris Biotti, and two by David Federman. This game was a must win for Belmont Hill. With one more game out of the way Belmont took a long bus ride up to Brooks school in North Andover on Wednesday the 22nd. Brooks was supposed to be a strong team but on Wednesday they could not even get a hit off Chris Connelly who pitched the first no hitter of the season. He was helped by David Parrot, who caught the game, and by Jimmy Coady who had some nice plays in the field to turn potential hits into outs. Also nearly every person on the starting line up had a good day at the plate. Belmont Hill rolled over Brooks on their way to a 9-0 win. Belmont Hill has now won three out of the four games that they must win. The only thing that stands in the team's way is Roxbury Latin. David Federman will be on the mound for this game and hopefully the team can put together a perfect offensive and defensive game to bring an I.S.L. championship back to the Hill.

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First Row:O'Connel, Barrenger, Robinson, Cataldo, Second Row:C. Conners, Hauf, Goldstein, Wadsworth, Valenti, Hostage, Uchill, Lane, Rudnick, Heartquist, P. Popeo, Bokavich, Third Row: Coach Tredennick, M. Driscol, May, Young, Abbot, Curtain, Kelly, Mahoney, Boland, Pickett, Sullivan, Chicoski, Coach Kurtz, Absent: Feldman, Skinner.

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Though the 1985 Lacrosse record shows a character building season for B.H.S., the team actually had a pretty good season, handling a much tougher shedule than the previous season and doing it with pride and a certain measure of success. It all started out well, and for a while, it seemed as though the team might play a role of power in the Colonial division. After a week of double sessions during spring break, the first controlled scrimmage with St. Mark's showed a team that could play evenly with a much more experienced squad, and some rookie sophomores who were definitely ready for the varsity field. The next Wednesday, the B.H.S. team opened their regular season at home against Rivers. The game was hard fought, and the victory went to the Billies, despite a strong second half come - back attempt by the Rivers squad. Second half problems were to haunt the team all season, but this was far from the minds of a confident and joyous home team. The confidence grew, and the following Saturday, the team blew out Lawrence,9 to 3 in what was to be their last victory for a while. For the nextsix game,victory was elusive for the Billies. Nobles edged ahead to win 10 to 8 and a powerful St. George's squad beat them 4 to 1 but the spirit didn't fade, for both of these scores were improvements over the previous season's performance. The game with Groton showed B.H.S. at the low point for the season, with the Groton team pulling ahead 11 to 1 in the first

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half,and the laboring Hillies not waking up until late in the last periods, when they made a come-back attempt with 5 goals of their own.It was a case of too little,too late. The following Saturday proved to be the real heartbreaker, however, as a 4 to 1 lead against Roxbury Latin dissolved in that second half crunch.The final score was8 to 9, and the Belmont team hit the locker room with the bitter taste of defeat in their mouths. The moral of the squad was rapidly deteriorating, and after losing a third period lead of 5 points to end the Milton game 17 to 13, the benches cleared with a brawl and a lot of squabbling about the quality of the officiating at the game. Something was needed, and quick. Coach Tredennick laid it on the line to the team the next day,and the spirits of the squad improved markedly. Even the 6-4 lose to St. Paul's that followed failed to shake it, and it was obvious to all that this was a team out to give their best effort, with no excuses tendered. Things seemed to be looking up for B.H.S. now, as they went on to beat St. Sebastian's 7 to 3. Experience still proved to be a factor, however, and another heartbreaker followed when the team lost to a Pingree squad that they had handily beaten last year. From here it was up and down, with a heartening win over first year Brooks, and a striking blow out at the hands of the team from Providence Country Day,led by all-american, Corey Cavitt. The next two games kept Belmont in their doldrums, with scores of 6-3, Govenor Dummer,and 19-6, Middlesex, but the season ended on a positive note as the Hillies rallyed to beat a B.B. and N.team to whom they had lost the previous year. The year was highlighted by the top quality coaching of Messrs. Tredennick and Kurtz,and the able leadership of Captains Feldman and Hostage. Hostage provrd to be overall high scorer for the squad as well, with 31 goals for the season, and two 5 goal games. He was elected as an alternate for the North - South all-star game, and awarded all-league status. The season's M.V.P. award was a shared distinction this year, with kudos going to Tom Hostage and Charlie Uchill, who had a solid season in the nets. Next year's captain, C.J. Young also showed he has what it takes, with a season record of 15 goals and 5 assists. With no defensemen and only one attackman moving on to college, the team looks strong for next year. This year's team would like to wish them all the luck in the world!

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First Row:Levine,Filtzer, Korb,Dumbrill. Second Row:D.DiMare,Coughlin, Udris, Marple,Reno,Connors, Meyer,Green. Third Row: Coach Riley, P. Shepard, Palmer, Wiseman, Bates, Abate, Mullen, Buckley, Kazanjian, Coach Wood.

Captain John Conners led this year's Crew team to a very successful record of 18 wins and 2 losses. The season started out with a hard earned sweep of the BB + N team, the first and third boat winning by less than a boat length. From here they went on to beat a rebuilding Nobles team that proved to be not much of a challenge. All four boats rowed extremely well, however, and thanks to this, and a rather strong tail wind, the first boat managed to break the course record by 13 seconds! Following the Nobles race was the Brooks, Groton tri-meet, where the first and second boats suffered their only

regular season defeats to two very strong and able crews from Groton. It was in the following week that rookie coach Tim Wood decided to risk a mid-season change to his all important first boat. It proved successful, and the improved team travled to St. Mark's to take on a fast improving young squad. The day was a hair raising experience, with the first boat pulling their hearts out to come back from a length down well into the race and winning by a half second. The last obstacle for the team came on May 25, as they traveled to Lake Quinsigemond to take

place in the New England Interscholastic Rowing Championships. Much was at stake here, for Belmont Hill has long been a power in the New England championships and our teams started this contest with our third and fourth boats seeded in first place, our second boat seeded second and the first boat seeded third. The day started off in an exciting way, with the fourth boat pulling ahead to win by 11 seconds, their closest race in an undefeated season! The third boat, also coming off an undefeated season was not quite as lucky, but placed a solid third to very strong boats from St. Mark's

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and Groton in the finals. The second boat finished third as well, and the stage was set for the finals race of this year's first boat. This being the first varsity year for Coach Wood,the strain was beginning to show, would he end his first season in the winners circle or would the team finish with a disappointment against the awesome competition? Coach Bassett, on the sidelines after handing over the reigns this year to one of his own must have felt the pressure as

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well, for here was a boat full of oarsman that he had brought up through the ranks, a team as much his own as any other, though he had stepped down as coach. In the end, the team came through, with a close race ending in a one second victory over South Kent. The trophy for best overall showing at the regatta also went to the Hillies, and the teams nutured by Mr. Bassett and ably taken over by Mr. Wood put another winning season to berth.

First row: Konevich, Sylverin, McLaughlin, Sur, Salvato, Cannistraro, Benedict, Danahy, Austen, Thornbrough, Kassissieh, Curtin, Abate,Sage. Second row:Coach Okurowski, Coach Fisher,Spark,Chung,Egan,Trevisani, Supple, Cannistraro, Landau,Jordan, Udris, Bernheimer, Fegley, Annino, Boxer, Coach Kirby, Coach Bickford.

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The 1985 track team experienced the best season in the school's history with a record of 71, which was second only to an undefeated Milton squad which also competed on the class A level. Under the leadership of coaches Kirby, Fisher, Bickford, and Okurowski (class of 83'), and cocaptians Lee Okurowski and John Danahy, the team had high hopes of shedding it's reputation of mediocrity in the ISL. The first test came at the Exeter relays where the top ISL teams and a few class A teams competed. Belmont Hill coach Kirby elected

to "hold back" some of the hill's top talent in order to gain an advantage in the head to head meets later in the season. Despite this, Belmont Hill held their own. This stragedy paid off early as Belmont surprised a strong Thayer team in a close meet. Although overmatched in the field events, Belmont Hill kept it close with seconds and thirds in these events. By doing so it could easily overcome a small deficit with it's awe inspiring running attack lead by veterans Okurowski, Danahy, Fegely, and the Cannistaro brothers, new corners Greg Supple, Jerry

Jordan, Peter Trevisani, and Rich Kassisieh, the team found it easy to totaly eliminate the deficit and win the meet. Belmont Hill continued it's winning ways with victories over two strong teams,ST. Georges and ST. Pauls. The true dedication and spirit of the team was demonstrated at ST. Pauls where the team found itself trailing by four points going into the final event because of a disqualification of an apparent win in the 4x100 relay. However in the final event, an inspired 4x400 relay team smashed the school record and defeated the

Won 6 Lost 1 BHS 77 Thayer 76 St. George's 50 Milton 73 St. Paul's 103 Portsmith Abbey 113 Tabor 100 Tabor

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other team for the meet. This victory was followed by a loss to powerhouse Milton. This was the teams only loss of the year. This, however, did not discourage the team, but only made them more determined as they crushed Portsmith Abbey and Tabor. Againt Tabor, junior Bill Egan (one of next years tri-captians) lead the field events by breaking the javilin record. This was just one of the many school records that fell to members of this years track team. After these impressive victories the track team headed to the NEW ENGLAND CLASS B Championships where they finished fifth out of eighteen teams. Lee Okorowski overcame the flu to win the 400, and by the end of the day Greg Supple had broken the school record in both the mile and the intermediate hurdles to place second in both events. The team was a little disappoimted with a fouth place finish in the ISL meet at Milton, but rebounded against GDA to finish out the season on a strong note. The team would like to thank all the coaches and parents who supported the team, and especially Mr Kirby whose long hours of dedication to rebuilding the team made it all possible.

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The 1985 Golf team was not expected to do as well as the previous year's team. After all, the team had lost 5 of its top players to graduation. Returning lettermen Barnard, Jacobs, Tellier, and Stamatos took on the challenge, however, and were determined to be strong competitors in the I.S.L. league. Newcomers Barrett Coakley, Erik Brooks, Rob and Scott Madden and joined in the spirit and, captained by Doug Barnard, the squad was not without confidence of a good season ahead. After a questionable start against Milton, the team went on

to win two important matches against a strong Nobles squad and a somewhat weaker group from Rivers. Another match with Rivers yielded similar results and the team was off and running. The first real defeat of the season came against a very strong and well balanced squad from St. Sebastion, a team later to go on to win the Independent School Championship as well as the year's league title. The next two matches, halved against skilled teams from Lawrence and Nobles kept up the spirits of the Hillies, but nothing could save them from defeat at the

hands of a surprisingly strong team from Gov. Dummer Academy.Low,but not out for the count, the team came back to win the next two matches against Thayer and Lawrence and come in for a 43 loss by decision to an up and coming Middlesex team. After a resounding victory over BB + N, the stage was set for the I.S.L. Championships. Though our top five players had the strength and determination to finish as strong contenders, it was not to be and the squad ended in a disappointingly low sixth place. The team still had another regu-

Won 9 Lost 4 Milton Nobles Rivers St. Sebastian Thayer Rivers Milton Lawrence Nobles G.D.A. Thayer Lawrence Middlesex B.B. + N 1.5 L Middlesex St. Sebastian

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lar season match, a tri-match against St Sebastian's and Middlesex, two teams that had defeated us before this very season. St. Sebastian again proved the stronger team, but the Hillies were able to beat Middlesex at this time, a fact that was to play an important role in the standings at the end of the season. And so, the season ended, with Belmont Hill posting a 8-3-3 record and some very solid playing by team members Eric Lowrey, Mike Saperstein, Brian Golden, and Chris Bove. With the bulk of the team moving on again,the outlook is questionable for an experienced team, but very solid from the point of view of enthusiasm

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The Sailing team had a very successful season this year, ending with a 10-5 record, one of the best in years. Early training at Community boating in Boston proved effective, as Belmont Hill flew by early opposition easily. Boat speed proved vital in these early two races, and Tom Sitzman (87') proved his ability by sweeping first in the first two meets. After the first loss, in a heartbreaker to Brookline, coaches Zamore and Wilson shifted the emphasis to tactics. The team went to M.I.T. for extra practice in

the maneuverable tech dingies, honing their skills in starts and general team racing. This training paid off as the BHS team scored a dramatic sweep against the normally unbeatable Tabor team. BBN fell similarly to superior tactics. Later trouble against Portsmouth Abbey and St. Georges in the high performance 420's, honed the team tactics further. By mid season, Belmont Hill had a very close knit team with a well developed set of team tactics. Individual sacrifices (particularly by

captain Colin Blake and captain Alec Burt) in addition to some very alert sailing by junior Jon Burt led to a four race winning streak. Crews also became a factor as the racing became fiercer. Hal Bourne, Rob DeMars, freshman Bob Puffer and captain Dave Gifford were vital to their respective skippers, particularly in the unfamiliar boats at Tabor and St. George's. The last three races were indicative of the vastly improved 1985 team. In what should have been a rebuilding year (three out of four

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skippers having graduated in 1984) the BHS team showed it's depth with impressive finishes from all of the team including seniors James Kantor and Chris Medaglia. Their individual efforts in a final victory over BBN revealed both the depth and team unity of this year's team and the coaching skills of Messrs. Zamore and Wilson. While two of our varsity skippers are departing this year, next year's team will have no difficulty adjusting. The depth and experience in next year's team will doubtlessly surpass that of this years. As junior co-captains Jon Burt and Tom Sitzman, however, went on to superb individual efforts in the New England regional championships. With Bob Puffer and Rob DeMars to fill the remaining void, next years team promises to be Belmont Hill's best ever.

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The Varsity Tennis team had hopes for winning its third consecutive tennis title with St. Paul's, Milton, and G.D.A. left to play. Against what is considered a tough St. Paul's team, Belmont Hill scored an overpowering victory; 16-2. Strong singles play from Leon Palandjian,a 6-4,7-6 winner, Andrew Kaneb, a 6-1, 6-2 winner, and Jon Krane, a 6-1, 6-2 winner, carried the team. St. Paul's had only lost to one opponent before the Belmont Hill match and coach Myers had warned the team not to look ahead to the Milton match. Witn strong concentration, St. Paul's was crushed, despite unfavorable weather conditions. The real showdown came on Wednesday with Milton and Be!-

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mont Hill going head to head, both undefeated. In the early going, things looked like they were going well as all of the top four singles players were eigher leading or close behind. The top 4 for Milton responded though, with two 6-4 wins from their top players in the first set. After this despite a valiant effort, Milton went on to an early 8-0 lead after 4 singles, and never looked back. The bright spots for Belmont Hill were from sophomore Reese Genser who split sets, and the doubles team of Jon Krane and Leon Palandjian who captured two sets at the number two spot. Despite their unhappiness with the loss to Milton, the team is looking forward to its last match with G.D.A. The team is also looking forward to next year's season with 6 out of the top 7 players returning.

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First Row:Mooney,Senna, Harshbarger, Diamond,O'Connell, Nathanson,Chu. Second Row:Coach Kimball, Buckley, Abbott,Palandjian, Connelly, Kelley, Skinner, Trevisani.

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First Row:Stosell, Schlosberg, Genser. Second Row: Seiler, Robert, Coach White, Golden, Gwon.

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First Row: Derkazarian, Carney, O'Neil, Sullivan, Landau, Mooney. Second Row: Coach Greer, Labonte, Leary, Hostage, Averill.

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First Row:Stosell, Davis, Robello, Kasow, D'Orsi. Second Row: Chu, Ramaswamy, Robert, Coach White, Moon, Viola.

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