Belmont Hill School Class of 1990 Yearbook by Belmont Hill School

Long after Belmont Hill School's Class of 1990 has entered the adult world as its next generation of leaders, Belmont Hill School will continue to grow and change. The faces will change. Buildings will be erected, and some torn down. Courses will be introduced, and some discontinued. But there is a place where you will always know the faculty and students alike. There is a place that is immune to the influence of the hands of time. This place is in the 1990 Sundial. This is Belmont Hill â&#x20AC;&#x201D; the way you remember.

DEDICATION

Mr. David 0. Greer We, the Class of 1990, have chosen to dedicate our yearbook to Mr. David 0. Greer. Whether it was in the classroom in his English IV or American Writer's courses, or on the athletic field, where he coached the Fourth Football, Fifth Basketball and JV Baseball teams, Mr. Greer was always an extremely well respected, knowledgeable, honest, fair, and dedicated teacher and coach with a famous sense of humor. Many of us will remember Mr. Greer for his "quiz Gods," which mysteriously appeared before a pop quiz, or for the hundreds of vocabulary words he made his students memorize. Others will remember him for his light-hearted but serious practices, and for his passion for beating the seniors in the annual Senior-Faculty Basketball Game. But all of us will remember Mr. Greer as a diligent teacher, a dedicated Coach, and a true friend. For all this, Mr. Greer, we, the Class of 1990, thank you.

Table of Contents Introduction Faculty Underclassmen Seniors Athletics Act' ties

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Laura Keay Adams French; Spanish Pet Peeves: Toothpicks in restaurants Teaching Means. . . Helping people feel valid and individual Hobbies: Hiking, Skating, Biking, Traveling

Robert P. Arnold Spanish; Philosophy

Charles W.D. Bassett Guidance Couselor; Psychology; Economics Favorite Movie: The Godfather Teaching Means . . . It is gratifying to work with students in an environment where people appreciate your efforts Hobbies: Thoroughbred Racing

Nathaniel B. Bates Director of Development; Mathematics

Walter K. Beattie English; Drama Pet Peeves: Third Formers Favorite Quotation:". . . then let us say you are sad because you are not merry; And 'twere as easy for you to laugh and leap, and say you are merry because you are not sad."

Erik C. Bertelsen, Jr. Director College Counseling; History Teaching Means . . . Helping people to grow to realize their potential and their uniqueness and how special that is Favorite Quotation: Boys efforts to "use strategies" or "package themselves" to get into the "right" college

Donald F. Bradley, III History

Daniel F. Bridges Director of Admissions; English

Robert Foote Brownell III Mathematics Hobbies: Sports, Sofa Surfing Pet Peeves: Commercial time outs, empty refrigerator Least favorite lunch: Woofers and Beans Teaching Means. . . Being the best you can be and trying to make your students do the same

Catherine S. Campbell Receptionist

William E. Croke Special Projects

David Croston Assistant Director â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Alumni Affairs

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Ann F. Cote Assistant to DirectorMiddle School Hobbies: Yoga Pet Peeves: Slobs Least favorite thing about BHS: Slobs Favorite Quotation: "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of Wisdom"

Robert Cressey Director of Middle School; Mathematics Pet Peeves: Sloppy Upper School Dress Favorite Quotation: "After all is said and done, more is said than done" Teaching Means. . . A way of life

Donna S. David School Nurse;Community Service Director Favorite Book: Physicians Desk Reference Book Favorite Quotation: "Say Aaah . . ." Teaching Means Challenge

Jiman H. Duncan Music; History; Religion Least Favorite Lunch: All Favorite Quotation: "Art is the province ofevery human being" Favorite Musician: Bernstein Pet Peeves: Sit down Lunch

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Dr. Jeffrey A. Fast Chair, English Dept. Favorite Author: Shakespeare Favorite Quotation: "You don't have to eat the whole egg to know it's rotten" Favorite Thing about BHS: Bring Dogs to school Teaching Means ... My livelihood

George Fifield Director of Buildings and Grounds

Kevin J. Fleming Mathematics Pet Peeves: Empty trays in freezer Favorite Quotation: "To err is human, to forgive is Divine" Teaching Means . . . To be able to help others through key years of growth as others have done for me

Adele F. Fox Staff Accountant

k Caroline S. Freeman Director of Computer Center; Mathematics Least Favorite Lunch: Chicken Nuggets Favorite thing about BHS: Boys Favorite Quotation: "I do not like it, Sam I am" Teaching Means. . . A lot

Edward M. Gallagher, III Latin; English Favorite Actress: My daughter Pet Peeves: Dishonesty Favorite Quotation: "Dare to be great" Favorite thing about BHS: Disciplined, committed, sensitive, and honest students

Clifford Goodband, Jr. Assistant Headmaster; Director Upper School; Science Hobbies: Giving out hours Favorite Actor: 3 Stooges Favorite Book: New World Dictionary Favorite Quotation: "Chance Favors the prepared mind"

David 0. Greer English Favorite Musician: Billy Joel Pet Peeves: Students who juggle assignments Least Favorite Lunch: Chicken "surprise" Favorite Quotation: "The secret of teaching is to appear to have known all your life what you learned this afternoon"

Daniel K. Hunt Science Hobbies: Real Estate Development, skiing, tennis Teaching Means . .. Enabling students to learn effectively and efficiently, and improving them to trust their own skills and abilities Favorite Quotation: "When in doubt, read the directions"

Sarah S. Hyland Assistant to the Director â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Development

Marvin S. Joslow Coordinator of Academic Support Services Hobbies: Folk Music, Meteorology, Fishing, and Boating Teaching Means . . . The opportunity to share and interact with students and colleagues, to learn as well as enrich Favorite Quotation: "Today is the first day of the rest of your life" v.7- _

Nancy Kaplan Francis A. Kirby, Jr. Coordinator of Parents' Latin; English Council Activities Hobbies: Model Trains, Gardening Favorite Book: Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner Pet Peeves: Yuppies Favorite Quotation: "The more things change the more they stay the same"

Joshua A. Kraft History Favorite Movie: Animal House Favorite Actor: Robert DeNiro Favorite Book: One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest Least Favorite Lunch: Anything with pork or shellfish

Ann Kyle Business Assistant Hobbies: Chauffeuring my daughters Least Favorite thing about BHS: Operating switchboard when there is E.D. Favorite Quotation: "Do you know where Mr. Hall is? And/or when will Gary be back?"

Gary Hall Business Manager

Donna A. Lambrechts Business Assistant Hobbies: Travel, Genealogy, Needlework Pet Peeves: Dripping water Favorite Quotation: "Speaking is silver, silence is golden"

Mark S. Latti Admissions

John K. MaClean Ted P. Martellini History Mathematics Hobbies: Guitar, sailing Pet Peeves: Students that Pet Peeves: Inconsideration quote you out of context, Favorite Quotation: "Carpe cars better than mine, noctum" (Seize the night) Hockey Program Teaching Means. . . Help- Favorite Quotation: ing people learn how to fish "Those who don't learn the'lessons of history, repeat them" Teaching Means . . . Chance to contribute to society in' a meaningful way I 1) 22

Robert H. Linberg Constance M. MacGillivray French; Director of Assistant to Headmaster Independent Studies Hobbies: Music, singing, Hobbies: Sailing, Cooking piano Pet Peeves: Waiting Pet Peeves: People who Favorite Quotation: "Que don't pick up after themla lumiere soit!" selves Teaching Means-. . . Favorite Quotation: "The Bringing young people into right way, the wrong way, contact with the life of the and the Belmont Hill way" mind Least Favorite thing about BHS: Not enough free time

Kenneth M. Martin, Ill Chair, Latin Dept; Director of Athletics Favorite Movie: E.T. Pet Peeves: Grade Grubbers Favorite Quotation: "It's not the size of a dog in a fight, but the size of the fight in a dog" Teaching Means ... the joy of helping someone to grow and mature academically, socially, and athletically

John B. McAlpin Science; Development Favorite Musician: Talking Heads Favorite Quotation: "If you're going to act dumb, you'd better act tough" Teaching Means . . . It seems to help me stay young and keep from getting cynical and stuck in my ways

Richard A. Morange Mary Anne McKenna Chair, Arts Dept. Assistant to Director â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Alumni Activities Favorite Movie: Harold & Hobbies: Reading, Needle Maude Point Pet Peeves: People who Favorite Musician: Steve take things too seriously Favorite Quotation: Lawrence "When on thin ice â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Pet Peeves: None Least Favorite Lunch: None Dance!" Teaching Means. . . Opportunity to learn all of my life

Paul L. Palmer Assistant Director of Athletics; Trainer Pet Peeves: Hockey Players stealing tape Least Favorite Thing About BHS: Kids drive better cars than me Favorite Musician: James Taylor Favorite Actor: Woody Allen

Paul M. Morsink Frances Palmer English Business Assistant Least Favorite Lunch: Hobbies: Ceramics, Home Whatever it is that boy in Decorating, Gardening the white jacket brings to Pet Peeves: Going to store my table every day for a sale item and finding Favorite Quotation: "The they do not have it Favorite Quotation: "Do check's in the mail" Teaching Means . . . An unto others as you would like opportunity to learn while others to do unto you" pretending to teach

Brooks H. Pettit Maureen F. Peck Harold Prenatt Receptionist Assistant Director of Director of Studies; Admissions; English Pet Peeves: Teenage girls Art History Hobbies: Tennis Pet Peeves: January, hy- Favorite Musician: YoYo Ma Favorite Musician: pocricy, prime time T.V. Favorite Book: BHS cataFavorite Movie: Who logue Lawrence Welk Least Favorite Thing About Favorite Quotation: "The Framed Roger Rabbit Favorite Quotation: BHS: Occasional overBuck stops here" "There is a tide in the emphasis on competition affairs of man" Teaching Means . . . Encouragement of young people's growth

Mary D. Prendergast Library Secretary Favorite Actor:Jack Nicholson Hobbies: Reading Pet Peeves: Boston Drivers Favorite Quotation: "The mills ofthe gods grind slowly but finely"

Owen P. Priest Science Hobbies: Outdoor activities Pet Peeves: Significant Figures Favorite Thing About BHS: intimacy with students and faculty Favorite Quotation: "This above all else to thine own self be true"

Frederick C. Richardson Chemistry

Ross R. Roberts Mathematics Hobbies: X-Country Skiing, Home Repairs, Sailing Pet Peeves: Ads on TV Favorite Author: Like All Teaching Means. . .Trying to instill joy to my students in Math and see them do well

Henry B. Sawyer English; Latin Pet Peeves: Repeated Commercials Least Favorite Thing About BHS: Writing comments Favorite Quotation: "Just Do It" Teaching Means . . . Everything that's good in life

Michael J. Schafer Spanish Pet Peeves: Boxer shorts under soccer shorts Favorite Quotation: "Too much sanity is madness" Teaching Means ... Big Bucks

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John H. Ross Woodworking Hobbies: Bird Watching Pet Peeves: People who take tools and don't put them back Favorite Thing About BHS: New Arts Center Teaching Means . . . My livelihood and my joy

George W. Seeley Chair, History Dept; Chair, Summer School

Michael T. Sherman Chair, Mathematics Dept. Hobbies: Playing Piano Favorite Quotation:"That which we dislike in others we dislike in ourselves" Teaching Means. . . The joy of sharing the beauty and excitement of mathematics with my students

Donald S. Stewart English; Media Pet Peeves: Questionaires Teaching Means... Getting paid for what you like to do most — read and discuss literature, explore ideas, help someone learn, run around outside Favorite thing about BHS: Teaching Freedom

Walter M. Stroup, Jr. Science Hobbies: Music Pet Peeves: the phrase"same difference" Favorite Quotation: "I want to be the education President" — George Bush

Mary Swain Mathematics Hobbies: Needlepoint, Square Dancing, Choral Singing Pet Peeves, Fire drills on Math test days Least Favorite Thing About BHS:So few "ladies rooms" on the campus Teaching Means . . . Being a part of boys developing into outstanding young men

Carole Thomas harles H. Thomas Librarian English; Photography Pet Peeves: People who Pet Peeves: Closed minds, think they know how to male chauvinism run a library Least Favorite Lunch: Dead Favorite Thing About meat BHS: 7th graders, Mr. Teaching Means. .. ComThomas municating and sharing and Favorite Quotation: "A discovering new ways of good book is the best of doing things, often with the friends" • confidence that some students will find some of what I have done to have been truly useful in their lives.

John B. Stillwell Latin Hobbies: Translating Latin Least Favorite Lunch: Bratwurst Favorite Quotation: "sine eruca non est papilio" Teaching Means. . . Everything

Joseph Beacham Tredennick History; Admissions Favorite Musician: Rolling Stones Favorite Movie: A Fish Called Wanda Favorite Quotation: "Don't get lost in the fog, you'll be missed" Teaching Means... Helping a boy develop as a student, athlete, and person \ (-9/j<

Carol A. Whalen Assistant to Director — Admissions

Hans F.E. Wachtmeister Chair, Science Dept. Pet Peeves: Everything needs to be close to be perfect Favorite Quotation: "We must interpret a bad temper as a sign of inferiority" Teaching Means . . . Because of teaching I am encouraged to read and study a subject that I love, and then pass that information on to my students.

Christopher Wadsworth Headmaster Hobbies: Fly-Fishing, Woodworking Pet Peeves: People who complain about trivial problems Least Favorite Lunch: They are all great! Least Favorite thing about BHS: Last day before spring vation

Patricia Whitney Spanish Pet Peeves: Racism (-1 ' Hobbies: Skiing, Golf, Tennis, Reading Teaching Means . . . I always learn and grow myself with the continued interaction I have with the students and with the other teachers. Teaching can be and is for me a dynamic career

Susan H. Wilmer Chair, Language Dept. Pet Peeves: Letters addressed to Mrs. Henry Wilmer Least Favorite Lunch: Anything with tomato sauce that must be ladled Favorite Quotation: "Seek and ye shall find" Teaching Means . . . Dialogue, interaction with youth

; v‘i Winfred L. Waite Equipment Manager Hobbies: Fishing, Wildlife Managing Pet Peeves: Values of younger generation Favorite Quotation: "Pick up after yourself. Your mother doesn't work here." Favorite thing about BHS: Dress code

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Orrin G. Wood, III History; English Favorite Quotation:"If what you do is simply in response to orders, or in response to the paycheck, or in response to the force ofcircumstance, then, after all, you might just as well be someone else." Teaching Means . . . The opportunity to work with people — students and teachers alike — who are continuously changing and growing and who teach me more about myselfthan I can ever teach them.

Travis Wookott Assistant to Director — Upper School Favorite Musician: Mozart Pet Peeves: Waste Hobbies: X-Country Skiing, Sailing Favorite Quotation: "Carpe Diem"

Colleen M. Young Bookstore Manager Favorite Movie: Graduate Pet Peeves: Rude Adults Favorite Thing About BHS:The Boys — they are great, humorous, entertaining — just Super! Least Favorite Thing About BHS: Monday mornings!

Christopher H. Zamore English; Art Pet Peeves: Icy sidewalks, late papers, cold coffee in faculty room Favorite Quotation: "In perfect service is perfect freedom" Teaching Means . . . A chance to continue to learn

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Row 1: B. Slate, S. Kelleher, E. Cosman, T. Nath, A. Marshall, M. McKeown, A. Brooks, G. Sprague. Row 2: P. Cramb, C. Rounds, N. Thompson, D. Perozek, E. Sanders, E. Almon, A. Kosberg, J. Stone, D. Gray. Row 3: K. Caruso, A. Fuller, I. Salisbury, J. Westcott, P. Barber, J. Monahan, B. Smith, M. Mellor, D. Phillips. Row 4: B. Doll, R. Griffin, C. Yoshida, B.Joyce, D. Commins,S. Paine, S. Norwood,C.Curran, J. Lander. Row 5: R. Bradshaw, I. Pirzada, T. Davis, A. Parkhill, M. Gallagher, F. Gorke, S. Santamaria 32

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Row 1:J. Binnall, J. Hatfield, J. DeBoever, J. Peabody, W.Coppedge, T. Lo, A. Cohen,J. Goldfine. Row 2: A. Brown, P. Barret, P. Mallick, J. Johnston-Mason, R. Shaw, P. Murphy,J. Epps, F. Ayoub. Row 3: W. Vogel, A. Reti, J. Norberg, M. Russell, D. Poras, J. Brennan, C. Senna, D. Friel, T. Flemming. Row 4: S. Ribich, E. David, W. Marshall, E. Cotter, E. Lev, S. Lindsay, W. Tan, Z. Siegal, J. LaBruzzo, J. Mugar, T. Thrasher, J. Mix, J. Urban, C. Bourdeau, E. Pastan, C. Hynes. Row 5:J. Seni, P. Kawada, R. Taylor, C.F. Fenlon, I. Macfadyen, B. Wegner, B. Owens, M. Wheelwright. Row 6: J. Callanan, H. Owens, M. O'Neill

Class Officers: Vice President John Mix and President Jamie Binnal.

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Row 1: D. Gallo, W. Dierks, J. Sousa, R. Faten, R. Bal- Row 6: B. Donohue,J. Cohan, A. Vemazza, W.Stamps,G. ikian, R. Horsley, R. Kakar, D. Riley. Row 2: M. Burns, D. Chopra, M. Nader, S. Toczylowski, D. Ronan. Row 7: R. Karp, R. Walsh, P. Murray, Y. Contos, D. Cicconi, J. Col- Hart, D. Delberman, D. Apstein, P. Oberto, S. Goswami, arusso, M.Connolly. Row 3: R.C. Canzano, V. Shanley, S. A. Kisteneff, M. Taylor, M. Kilmartin. Row 8: R. Bouchai, Can, T. Davison, J. Boxer, J. Rife, C. O'Donnell, N. J. Joyce, E. Asano, W.Cunningham, B. Callahan, M.Fritz, Grevelis. Row 4: E. Shaff, J. Romney, C. Collins, C. Di- R. Buck. Row 9: P. O'Neill, J. Gordon, M. Sullivan, K. Silva, T. Tadros, R. Berstein, A. Rosenfeld, D. McCarthy. Chisholm, A. Gleason, E. Gallagher, D.Jones, B. Carlson, Row 5: M. Shapiro, M. Sezak, K. Walsh, B. Merritt, P. P. Lanagan Folan, M. Lawrence, J. Hughes, C. Fantasia, C.T. Turner.

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Class officers:(seated) Marco Ferrarri, Senator; Brett Sousa, D.C.; Andrew Casanos, President, and Damien Donovan, Vice-President.

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Class Officers: (seated) Garrett Naneene and Sean Harte, D.C.; (standing) An Katz, Senator; Brendan Monahan, Vice-President; Brian Shortsleeve, President; Doug Marple, Senator.

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MEMORIES — Football. . . WYS. . . Krafty's parties(6 and counting). . . Angel Valentine. . . Allison Kanebs friendly football party . . . Paintwars with Jay, Ron, Rich, Daunis and Von Bradly. . . lost in Needham and Acton with Jay . . .IBA. . . Lifting with Huge and Bill (the power of the Shirt). . . Wayland youth football — 9-0, baseball — A's Dynasty, basketball — Warriors 11-1-title. . . Senior football party. . . First Night'90. . . Senior Ski Trip. . . Dead'87— Boston — Aerosmith — Pink Floyd — The Who — The Rolling Stones (thanks Byron) — Dead '90. . . Stallion + Klydsdale: forever friends! I Get By With A Little Help From: Stallion; Jay M,Z, Hank, Bill, Lawson, Fuji+ Super Dave, Huge, Brownie, Stanz, Will, Cole, Crowley, Mike M, Drux, Jay H, Killer, Davis + Hasiotis, Byron, Obie, Cat, BM, PG, Fellow War Mongers: Lanzo+ Gustayson, and fellow lineman: Enrich() Palatzo, Martini and Chumly. My deepest Thanks To: Mr. Morange, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Duncan, Mr. Wadsworth, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Prenatt, Dr. Fast, Mr. Dewar, Coach Fleming and Coach Kimball Thank you Mr. Gallagher for pushing me when I needed it; You are the heart and soul of my Belmont Hill and everything It means to me.

Good Luck to Football seniors '90, Cat, Bill, Phil and lans.

But at my back I always hear Time's winged chariot hurrying near; — Andrew Marvell Lose your dreams and you will lose your mind — The Stones Take my advice; you'd be better off Dead — Dead You don't need a weatherman to know which way the wind blows. — Dylan Fat,drunk,and stupid is no way to go through life, son. — Animal House My tastes are simple, I am easily satisfield b) the best. — W. Churchill Is it just a waste of time? — Pink Floyd Inventing new ways to dick the Fly! — Dar Stanzler Long live offensive lineman, baby! — Hc after beating Mike and Jay in a sprint at cap tains '89 Born in the USA! — The Boss To my family: Mom and Dad, thank you for all of your love, support and encouragement. I thank you for the sacrifices you both made for me; I hope to repay with interest. Michael and Christopher, you guys are the best brothers a guy could have. Gram, you too, have also been an endle.ss source of support that I appreciate. I love you all.

Jonathan S. Boxer Varsity Tennis:IV,V,VI. Varsity Squash: IV,V,VI. Honors: III,IV,V,VI. Debating, B-Flats, Panel. Thanks to the entire Panel staff, especially: Bobby, Hugh, Newbs (Ha . . .Ha), Janet, Kristen, Kristine. Thanks to the entire class of 1990. You have all made my Belmont Hill years memorable. Special thanks to Gus and Todd. The trust and understanding which we have developed will remain with me throughout my life. My respect and thanks to the faculty. I only hope that you all have profited as much as I have from our friendship for there is no way I could ever repay you for the intrinsic lessons you have taught me. Most importantly thank you Mom, Dad, Jason, Sarah, Andrew, Emily. We're quite a family!

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. — Frost

"My name is Orymandias, king of kings: look on my works, ye mighty, and despair!" — Percy Bysshe Shelley

If you are poised and tranquil when all around is strife, be assured that you have mastered the most vital thing in life. Thanks guy

In love, everything is true, everything is false; and it is the one subject on which one cannot express an absurdity. — Chamfort Who is wise? He who learns from all men, as it is said, From all my teachers have I gotten understanding. — Ben Zoma

There is a kinship, a kind of freemasonry, between all persons of intelligence, however antagonistic their moral outlook. — Norman Douglas 4 =,

Michael Brown 116 Maple St. West Roxbury, Ma. 02132 Varsity Football 10,11,12 Varsity Wrestling 9,10,11,12 "I'm glad you're dead." "Forget private school girls." "There is an "r" in horse, Coach Flemming." "I'm sure your husband will be fine, but don't wait until the last minute to fill out those organ donor cards." "Where da white women at?" "You Chuck, they must be on the pipe, right?" "So we start lookin' for the chickies wit da big butts" "We've come for your daughter, Chuck." "Fight the Power" Thank you, Mom and Dad for giving me opportunities that others were not fortunate enough to have. I love both of you, always.

John J. Callahan Jr. Varsity Hockey IV,V,VI; Varsity Football IV,V,VI; Varsity Golf IV,V,VI "Jack, it's only October and we've already started senior slump." — J.D. ... Black Monday Bowdoin practice: Never Again! . . . Tampa '89. . ya know Shane, it takes two to tango. . ."Line up on the goal line; ready go."— K.M.. . . play it cool like Moses would. . . it's only Sue. .. bio club (president).. .fruity dueys — me & buck. . ."Ya know Jack, it's been eight months." — really, ahh, happy birthday? . . . "If it bleeds we can kill it." — A.S. . . . I'm going to the movies. . . Kenny,did you hide the bungles?. .. let's play questions!. . . Turk, think we'll play today? — "Nope". . . so tell me, do you feel lucky tonight?. .. let me get one thing straight: I'm not the P.A!. . . It's been real, it's been fun; but it hasn't been real fun. Good Luck: Drucks, Killa, dirty Larry, Turk, Schartzie, burglar, Sully, Steven S, and Ian & Kenny. "Now young faces grow sad and old and hearts of fire grow cold." — Bruce Springsteen "Good bye to all my friends at home Good bye to people I've trusted I've got to out and make my way." — Steve Miller

"Gentlemen, I am not your Sugar Daddy." — C.T. "Once again Belmont Hill will reload, not rebuild." — H.N.I.B. "When you're right, you're right, and you're right, gimme paw!" — S.B. "Mista Callahan, I'd like to see you in my office at 2:00 please." — C.G. "They don't ask how, they ask how many." — me "Everybody's out on the run tonight but there's no place to hide." — Bruce Springsteen "I'm growing tired and time stands still before me." — Elton John

*AO Good Luck Scooch and Scotty.

Thank you for everything; Maura, Susan, Linda, Greg, Brian, Michael, Katie and especially Mom and Dad, I love you all very much! 47

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DEDICATION â&#x20AC;&#x201D; To all ofthe people, places, and events on this page who have made me who I am, and many more. John-0- and the B's, Milt, Ayr. Amigos â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Tom, Colby, Laura, Jen. Be the bar Bob. Messrs. Schafer, Brownell, Arnold, Bradley, Thomas. Especially my parents and family for their support.

Lawson Robert Clarke I 111 Summer Street Hingham, Ma 02043 Senior Class Vice-President; Drama Club: III,IV,V, President VI; Track: III, Varsity IV,V,VI; Football: III,IV,V,VI; Glee Club V;Due North VI; Woodbury Public Speaking: IV,V,VI; Dorm Club: III,IV,V,VI; Belmont Hill waiting list: 1986 Kenny,Tommy,Lenny. .."Virgin". . . Letter Jackets. . .Henry: Master ofthe . . ."Don't let Penn get U in trouble". . . Rat Tail. .."Doodie". ..The C-Key. Lunch Announcements. .."I like fish". . . Xerox Machine. .."I must spank you". . . Coach's horse impression. . . "I'm just combing my hair". . . "Hello meathead"..."Run for your life, SHREW".. . ABCD(blech)...4 Hoss.. . Dorm Flex. . ."Now Look!". . . Fit for Human Consumption. . ."In a word" ... "A Texas Trilogy". . . "Our Town". .. Broghton Beach Memoirs". . . "Beauty is only a light switch away"

"I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the Saints, 'cause sinners have much more fun; you know that only the good die young" — Billy Joel — "Seriously, who are you?" — Henry — "Clarke, get in there ... HA! I crack myself up." — Coach Flemming "I never met a broad I didn't insult" — Me — "You can't be rational in an irrational world. It's just irrational," "Mr. Clarke, it's such a shame that your speaking career should end like this" — Mr. Goodband — "She's cute, and she smokes!" "Did he eat a man?" —Ned Kilmerjinken (A.K.A. Bob C.) "The dober-pincherman came in and ate the head right off the baby" — Mr. Stillwell "It's a Hell of a day in the neighborhood." — Fred Rogers — "Chocolate milk from a chocolate cow? M00000!" — Fred the Cow — "Pick up the money!" — Sean — "It's 106 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of

gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark out and we're wearing sunglasses. . . Hit it." — The Blues Brothers — "Dave what are you doing? Ow, stop! Get off my back! AHHHHHH! — Me to Dave O'Brien — "Lawson, you know where you should be? California. You know why? 'Cause you're laid back. . . mellow." — Mr. Gallagher — "Let's get into trouble."

"Treat people as though they are what they ought to be, and you help them to become what they are capable of being" — Goethe — Thank you for believing this philosophy, and understanding there is nothing wrong with "That Clarke kid": Mr. Duncan, Mr. Goodband, Mr. Kirby, Mr. Stroup, Mr. McAlpin, Mr. Stillwell, Mr. Cressey, Mr. Beatie, and "Tha' Fresh Crew of 1990" Dad, Mom,and "Pig Penn": Your love and support will never go unthanked. You can visit me when I'm famous.

Marcus A. Collier Varsity X-Country III,IV,V,VI Varsity Wrestling V,VI Varsity Track III,IV,V,V1

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There is never a day when it is not worthwhile to be your Mom, tell Marcus to leave me alone! — Camille I hate you! — Dina Hi Markie! — Ellen & Rebbeca Marcus, I know you're not going out like that! — Damon Marcus, Dee doesn't know what he's• talking about. — Tank Shut up for a second if you could, please! — Mr. Zamore I've got a little money that my wife doesn't know about; Now if you guys win, maybe we could go out for pizza. — Mr. Kirby Oh my God, he's home! — Mom Fight the Power! — P.E. You were put here to protect us, but who protects usfrom you! — KR What did I do? I didn't do anything, sir. Why do you want to see me? — M I'm not weird, my Mommy says I'm special. — Lawson Special Thanks to: Mom, Mr. and Mrs. C, Paul, Mr. Kirby, Mr. Zamore, Marty, Mrs. Pec Mrs. Woolcott and the rest of the Belmont Hill faculty

Nicholas Joseph Conlin Cole Skoal Colehouse Walker Jr. J.V. Soccer IV, Varsity Soccer V,VI, J.V. Hockey IV,V, Varsity Track IV,V,VI (tri-captain), Varsity Geometry III (captain), 7 year club. MEMORIES: UREA — real men eat rock. . . Handshake. . . "My brother Steve". . .Robopound. . .Erin's pool/sauna/pond party. . .random chants. . . Boot'n Brothers. . .sunroofn it w/ Russ + Neil. . . Cape runs. . . camping. . . swimming. . . beep beep. . . green helmet. . . DYNA. . ."No one likes us we don't care". . . Kevin. .. Dirty Diana. ..SNF,Night on Disco Mt. . . Lucky 7's. . . 5 years of Belknap. "Then God way up in heaven for whatever it was worth, thought He'd have a big ol' party, thought He'd call it planet earth." — GRATEFUL DEAD "How many times can a man turn' his head and pretend that he just doesn't see?" — BOB DYLAN "Be joyful. Seek the jOy of being alive." — LAMP OF LOVE "To know that we know what we know, and that we do not know what we do not know, that is true knowledge." — CONFUCIUS "You're always doing something I heard it in a dream." — PETER PAUL and MARY "OH my nose!" — MARSHA BRADY "Hey, would you watch the hair! You know I work on my hair for a long time and you hit it. He hits my hair!" — TONY "At least you're not mine" — MRS. COTE "Our whole life is an inside joke." A true friend walks in when the rest of the world walks out — CHINA SAILS — Thanks to: Russ, Hank, Stanz, Eagle, Killer, Stocks, 13epi, Nate, Shurles, Mike, George, Paul Belknap Friends, and especially, Ter, Brad and Phil Hadley. GOOD LUCK; The harmonicar-cool, Alex, Bob, Al, Kurtzy, and Kram. THANK YOU; Mr. Brownell, Mr. Martellini, Mr. Thomas, and Mr. Schafer MOM and DAD, THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE AND SUPPORT

"Dare to be great" — GALLAGHER "To be great is to be misunderstood" — EMERSON "Dare to be misunderstood" — CONLIN 51

Robert C. Crowley 166 Lincoln St. Melrose, Ma. Honors I-IV Yearbook Business Editor VI V. Skiing IV-VI, Captain V-VI All-League V-Vi, Henry B. Sawyer Award V, I.S.L. Champs IV-VI V. Track IV-VI V. Football "Bill, shouldn't we put it into 4WD first?" — me "No, the Bronco won't get stuck." — Bill "Excuse me, is this your reflector?" — concerned citizen "Z, do you have a crowbar?" — Paul Harris "O.K. Bob, what's done is done, just put the car in reverse and let's get out of here." — Paul Harris

Best of luck to: Todd, Kristen, George P., Paul M. Good luck next season to: Dougie, Cat, and Yellaboy Thanks to: Mr. Goodband, Mr. Hunt, Mr. Greer, Mr. Stewart, and Elaine. Extra special thank you to Mom and Dad, without your love and support (and money) none of this would have been possible.

Joshua Cutler '86-'87 in Orange chez Ferary. . . . L.A. D.B. E.H. E.M. and L.P. . . . Me and E.H. get drunk and pierce our ears. What was I thinking?. . . Tunisia. . . Paris ... La Scalla, Le Locomotive. . . Anabelle 5/27/87 . . . Mano thrasher. . . Milano and Monza, Les Italianos le fatto meglio... Back to the Hill. . . Liz in chiquita cruiser. .. Weekends at Marshfield. . . Good times on French trip, well almost . . . extended vacation at Marshfield High. . ."No, of course it's not a fake I.D." . . . Prom w/ the claw . . . Marshfield Fair '88 . . . Maria-chiquita cruiser strikes again. .. Bumin'Down the House w/Jay . .Spring B. in N.Y.C. ... Wheaton College â&#x20AC;&#x201D; "Yeah, like I Might go there!". . . Kristen,"What me, no, you put it on". ..Summer streak. ..Down in Hyannis w/Chad et al.. . . El conquistador. . . Up in Portland w/ Kristen. .. Back in the U.S.S.R. . . . Bolshoi Grouttes.. .Swiss Miss. . .Sasha,Hymie and other comrades. . . Massachusetts Homeslice Summertour'89. . .Senior year, at last!. . . Here's hoping I get into college. . .

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"Be good, if you can't, be good at it" Daf B. "I fight authority and authority always wins" John Mellencamp "Jay, don't drink and dip" Me "I'm here for a good time not a long time" a wise person "What if D-O-O spelled cat?" Ogre "Showing up is 80 percent of life" Woody Allen Thanks for all the good times: Jay, Dave S., Chris W., Chad, Mano, Elliot, Missy, Nicole, Liz, Lissette, Daf B., and especially Kristen Thanks Mom and Dad

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"It's cool to start your own team" — Bobby B. Their's not to make reply Their's not to reason why ' Their's but to do and die Into the valley of Death rode the six hundred. — Alfred, Lord Tennyson Z — Sears, what are you chewin'. S — Seeds. Z — Oh, do you get a buzz? S — Whoah!There's a year book quote for you. Where is Boudreau that Neanderthal — Mr. Kiri; Marcus, take a Valium, kid! — Bobby B. You come up on fowa hosse, and the safe-it-y. . by the way you played a 'orrible game It's not an excuse sir, it's a reason. — Z Virgin — The Crazy Clarke Kid If your gonna screw up, screw up royally No, sir, I'm sick and I need to spit into the cup. —z The four horsemen — Mr. Martellini Nilarhbaloos and Spandex — The Crazy Clarke Kid

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Benjamin Oliver Davis High Honors 1-VI, Cum Laude Society, Varsity Soccer IV-VI, All-League Honorable Mention V, Co-captain VI, Varsity Squash V-VI, Most Improved V, Captain VI, Varsity Lacrosse IV-VI, Sportsmanship Award V, Tri-captain VI Eagle, Tip: Robopound . .. Erin's Pool . . . My Pond . . . "Crib Out" . . . Scuppers. .. Camping. . . Dinty Moore. . . Squash Shades. . . Catches. . . Tip & Phil's. . . Textbook. ..England'89. . ."No one likes us, we don't care" . . ."And Nate, Too"... Summer at Rusty's ... The Sails. .. Football. .. Spring Softball. ..Ski Trips with Spaz . . Pig Fest. . . Dueling Renegades. . . They like guns — big guns — real big guns! . . . Bang . . . I cannot express the value of my friends: Paul, Hank, George, James, Bepi, Phil, Rusty, Killer, Skoal,0.B., Nate,Jason, Fuji, Super Dave,Shurles, Z,Sean, Mike Good Luck to Al, Slimer, Poor Rusty, Kurtzy, Bob, Rogie, Fitzre Utter Respect and Thanks to Mr. Schafer, Mr. Goodband, Mr. Tredennick, Mr. Seeley, Mr. Sherman, and especially the Good Doctor. Thanks for dealing with me Mom, Dad, Stephanie, Peter, Sara

Jeffrey D. Drucker 53 Rachel Road Newton, Ma. 02159 Drucks, Cucka, JDD. Class President VI, Williams College Book Prize V, Varsity Basketball Manager V,VI, Red and Blue Key Society II-VI, Helena Weiser Funk Award III, Honors I — That's all folks! Six Year Club. Thanks to the Class of 1990 especially: Jackie, Hurls, Katzy, Killer, Krafty, Lears, Mike, Mac, Murph, Plourdie, Henry, Raish, Bepi and Senna. Best of friends: Stephanie, The Jaffe Twins, Scottie, Rosco, and Michelle. Good Luck Everybody! It's been fun!

GREAT MEMORIES Spring Break'90. .. Love Boat:"Chit, Chower and Chave,"Gambling with the Bears, Senna with a beer — sorry Mrs. Senna. . . Celts and Sixers, Larry Bird and Dr. J.. . . ATW . . Great Summers at Manitou . . . Aruba Vacations. . . Bio club. .. Michigan Hoops'89: National Champs. . . Africa. . . Senior Slump in October with Jackie. . . Blue Devil Basketball '88-'89. Special thanks to Mr. Bertelsen, Mr. Cressey, Mrs. Freeman, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Goodband, Mr. Greer, and Mrs. Wilmer for just being there and leading the way. "Henry, you owe me money." — ME, anytime! Mom and Dad, I made it. Thanks for all your guidance and support "To be great is to be misunderstood." — Ralph through these challenging years. I love you both very much. Waldo Emerson "But I still haven't found what I'm looking for." —U2 "LIFE GOES ON." — My Brother

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Jar Billy, Carolyn and Michael, you guys are the best! What else can I say.

Byron Dumbrill 138 Pleasant Valley Road Westwood, Ma 02090 Byronius, Noryb Varsity Crew 1-VI, Varsity Snowboarding 1V-? Varsity Wrestling IV, Yearbook V-VI, Varsity X-Country I I've been here for six years. . . middle school: 15 hours year 1 . . 3days in Bermuda . . . cross country flags. . . lip sync. . . Mr. Gallagher . . . Henley Regatta '86-'87 . . . walking to Shiplake on the tracks. . . "well rowed". . camp with Bep. . . Washington trip. . . Edsel . . Russo (or Rutho). . . Beattie's class. . . agent Riley. . . crew parties '85, '87, '88,'89. . Sheps was the best. . . upper school: Bio. . . metal man in sculpture. . . driving to school with Toby. . . Quinsig . . junior ski trip. . . torchingWalsh. . . the plunger. . . senior year at last. . . B.K. runs every day. . . the knights of ni . . butts with Z. . . the Stones with St. B. . . yearbook room with Skoal . . . strangeness with Bep . . . w0000eeaaaa000wowwww!. . . Z's car. . . late. . . Martha Bones. . . the Pond. . . bakerman's . . launch ramp. . . are we takin this mobber? beeyaa oo. . . D.C.P.C. with Bubbles and Drew. . . Smaaatfooda . . nehh? sabber. . . New Y,ears '89. . . Stan. . . the wall at mallpole . . July 4th, '89. . Scurbs house 10/89. . dangazone . p.c. . . . wrcmk . . Grab, Bubbles, Ferronk . . . and the valley crew: ydna yardape scurb NORYB. . . I'm going to miss these years.

"Be Aware, Catch Sick Air" me "That's about as funny as my dead dog, and he was a pretty funny dog" G.B. "Right now, Byron's in the dog house!" woody Good luck to Bep, Furies, Z, Scurb, Andy, Brady, and to The Boys Of 1990 Special thanks to Mr. Wood, Mr. Pranatt, Mr. Morange, Mr. Basset, Jake Burton.

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Thomas B. Fox 125 Prince Street West Newton, MA 02165 High Honors; Cum Laude Society; Six Year Club JV BBall IV,V; V BBall VI;JV Crew IV; V Crew V,VI; IFL VI: Woodworking IV-VI; Chess VI; BC Calculus; Mr. Martellini's Room; Summers: France '87, '88, '89; Africa '88

"One day you'll realize that the people capable ofrunning the country are too smart to get into politics." — Jim Unger "Little known facts about objects thrown straight up in the air." — Mr. Stroup "It's the words that we don't say that scare me so." — Elvis Costello "Does everybody understand?" — Mr. Bates Why are you at this college meeting? Either I want to go here, or I'm a waiter. Thank you for your help and support: Messr. Sherman, Linberg, Ross, Kimball, Martellini, Maclean, Mrs. Wilmer Jeremy, Ted, Dex, Mike H, Mike Y. "No, I'm not too young!" "You ought to go to a boy's school sometime. Try it sometime. It's full of phonies, and all you do is study so that you can learn enough to be smart enough to be able to buy a goddamn Cadillac some day, and you have to keep making believe you give a damn if the football team loses, and all you do is talk about girls and liquor and sex all day, and everybody sticks together in these dirty little goddamn cliques." — J.D. Salinger

Geoffrey M. Glick 31 Kensington Circle Chestnut Hill, Ma. 02167 "It's been such a long time, I think I should be going." — Boston "You gotta have faith." — George Michael "It wasn't really wasted time." — Eagles "Parents just don't understand." — D.J. Jazzy Jeff and The Fresh Prince "Train, say your prayers, and eat your vitamins" — Hulk Hogan "Only the good die young." — Billy Joel

"Mr. Stroup, I'm sorry I'm late. I was fixing my car. I drilled a hole through my tank yesterday." — Z "I closed my eyes and I slipped away . . ." — Boston "I'm comfortably numb." — Pink Floyd "I can't get no satisfaction." — Stones "Women ... All they want is half." — Eddie Murphy in "Raw" "You must be out of your goddam mind. Joe LOWS was the best fighter that ever lived. He was badder than Cassius Clay, he was badder than Sugar Ray, and he was badder than that that new boy, the one who looks like a bulldog, Mike Tyson" — Eddie Murphy in "Coming To America" "Bo, you don't know diddley." — Nike "If it breathes, kill it." — Jesse Ventura in "Predator" "Football is my hobby." — Bo Jackson "Biology and Physics are complete opposites — they make life and we nuke it! — Mr. Stroup on the subject of his Physics class "Five minus five equals bagel." — Mr. Brownell "Shakespeare is really juice!!!" — Dr. Fast "And remember, close only counts in horseshoes and hand grenades" — "Mean" Gene Oakerland Thanks to all of my teachers and coaches who have helped me over the past three years. Special thanks to Mr. Brownell, Mr. Bertelsen, Dr. Fast, Mr. Seely, and Mr. Wactuneister. I would also like to thank my family for their love and support. Best of luck to all of my friends and classmates. 60

Rich Gustayson 14 Sawyer Road, Wellesley, MA 02181 (617) 237-2216 Thanks Mom, Dad, Jen for everything. I love you. Thanks: Jon, Ron, Bill, Dave, Craig, Eric, Mike, Jay, Caroline, Sara, Cecily, Tracy, Betsy, Alex, Nina & Dina . . . and everyone else. I'll never forget. NYC(Debbie? Annette?), White Mountain Creamery at midnight, McD's Kelly vs. Emily duel — Hey Sancho, how about those MiGs? the Angolans? Chem. Class — The buried bottle — sophomore spring (sleep?) — "Do not enter"

Before BHS. .

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that these dead shall not have died in vain; that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of Freedom; and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth." — Abraham Lincoln, "The Gettysburg Address" "Never give up" — Eliot Ness, The Untouchables "The purpose of war is not to die for your country — it's to make the other poor dumb son-of-a-bitch die for his." — General George S. Patton "I love the smell of napalm in the morning" — Robert Duvall, Apocalypse Now "They're coming" — Sgt. Elias, Platoon "How do you reduce the federal deficit? Reduce democrats in Congress" — Mr. Bradley "My God, that's incredible!" — Jim McCarthy, chem. class "Just try and catch us, Cliff!" — Jon "I'll do it tomorrow" — Ron "It's how long!" — Chuckie A' .

"To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield." — Alfred Lord Tennyson

Warmongering Fascists — Paint Games "They were all men who enjoyed a good firefight." Coach, Me, Sancho, Jay, Easy B 61

Michael B. Haggerty

Thanks for making my stay at B.H.S. worth it: Coach Bassett Coach Martellini Coach Brownell Coach Greer Coach Wachtmeister Doc Fast Mr. Fisher

"Shags" 118 Lewis Rd. Belmont, MA 02178 Varsity Baseball V,VI Langdon Prouty Jr. Baserunning Trophy V JV Soccer IV,V Red and Blue Key Society, Six Year Club Psycho VI The Szechmobile. . .UConn. . . Falling Bricks?. . . Walking on Leo]. . . Last place in stock game. . . Fred Garber & Mrs. G.. . . Yellow Cards. . .Eye Black . . .6th B-ball...Dr. Love. . .Geddy Camp... 1st hit atGroton. . .#23. . . Mom and Dad, thanks for giving me the opportunity to come here and for putting up with everything during the last six years. I Love You Both. Carole . . . that about sums it up Stay in touch: Dave, Szech, Sean, Stanz, the '89 and '90 baseball teams, and everyone else I've known throughout the years. Good luck to: Fahmy, the Stallion, Swen, B.T., Mr. Large, Brendan, Charlie, and the '88-;89 and '89-'90 3rd basketball teams. Q:"Dave, what is rise?" AS: "Rise is when I go to the basket." — Dave Q: "Deion, are you happy with the #18?" A:"I'll be happy when I make $2 million." — Mr. Primetime "Bagel, Bagel." — Coach B. "Shagmundo!" — Catamundo "I've got work to do." — Bo "Fantasies," "Cell Block-B." "I've got friends there." "He's persecuted." "45 minute constitutional every morning." "He's a paranoid schizophrenic" — Mr. Bassett "Szechuang for threeeee." — Fahmy "Look, I don't want you kids back here again." — Don of B.C.C. "These fans are so fickle." — Geddy "Dink!" "What's wrong with eye black?" — me "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times."

— Charles Dickens

Will Halby i.e. Phil Hadley Lame ass, eargrowth, protection, comatosed, hostages, squash shades, pig stick, scup, crib-out, law o' the land, 3-DSV, beep-beep, Wow!, juices, LSF, SNF, BANG!, textbookness, Spanish trip, Carpooling, Boots, Miserable Lives, Swimming, Varsity Geometry, Lamer/ryme Game,Robo-Pound, Catches,9-left, singing, Galelio, Brady Bunch, Tip & Phil's, Camping, Catches, Dueling Renegades. H.Q.,B.D.,J.S.,P.K., C.R., P.H., N.K.,G.H.,S.O.,S.H., P.M., D.R.,J.D., Z, M.C., P.G., T.K., J.H., J.R. — Hard times and tragedies do make you a stronger person, as long as you don't have to meet 'em alone. Greg Allman.

Oh well, at least you're not mine. — Mrs. Cote You may be weak, you may be blind, but even a blind man knows when the sun is shining. — Jerry. Dare to be misunderstood. — Skoal. Life is what happens while you're busy making other plans. — John Lennon. Special thanks to: Mrs. Wilmer, Mr. Schafer, Coach Tredennick, Mr. McAlpin, Doc. Fast, Mr. Brownell, Mr. Thomas, Ogie, Chip, Rosewood, Mom, Dad, Peter, Robin, and Cole. These guys like guns. . . BIG GUNS.. . really BIG GUNS.

George K. Hasiotis

Things worth remembering: Harris' going-away . . . Junior ski trip . . . Barn Party . . . Funneling team . . . Freckly's sex appeal . . . My Birthday present . . . Pig-sticks ... The rest cannot be remembered(Mr. Miller was good to us).

Thank You to my friends: J.S., B.D., S.OB., B.R., H.Q., P.K. Phil, C.R., Z, C.C., J.H., S.H. HARRIS â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Much Missed. Teachers who had faith: Dr. Fast, Mr. Stillwell, Mr. Prenatt, and the rest of whom know who they are. Titles: Spaz, Pig-sticker

Thank You to Mom, Dad, Thano: Without each of I would have been lost.

Harold Huang "Szech" 12 Solomon Pierce Road Lexington, MA 02173 (617) 862-2579

"Mysterious and curious I ain't no joke. Fired from the depths of hell and you can smell the smoke." — RUN DMC Juice it up baby, I still drool . . . every now and again. "Nothing is illegal until you are caught." "Hey Dan,did you know Mr. Waite lives in the cage?" Spring of'89: Live Club Med at St. Lucia Eggs, crack, "It's ok," splat/ guys, it wasn't even Halloween, but it was worth it Summer of'89; BDC:Summer Love(?)/ the name game/ I never/ time to make the doughnuts/ no regrets "Hazing is legal/ — Coach B "You mean I'm a side effect?" — Vince (Twins) Psychos 67. the 45 minute constitutional (VI) The Y? What? The YMCA? — Me and M.P. Weekly harassment of B.K. workers in Belmont

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Gentlemen, we propose a toast: Our high school days are over and all we have to look forward to is college and having fun. Live life on the edge because you only live once.

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— Pino '89; Whoa what a flashback! "Fantasies, gentlemen, fantasies" — Mr. B "Good Chinese food doesn't need MSG, so we don't use it!" — the Chinese Gourmet — Summer of'89: Let's go pool hopping/ Screech!!Crush/"Hey Teddy, how's the Beamer?" — Church B-Ball with the Mormons, S.S., T.M., M.P., S.S., J.F., and friends: "Szechuang for three!!" — thanks to all my friends who helped me through the long years here since 9th grade. If I put down names, I know I'd forget someone... the list is long and distinguished and to each and every one of you I wish the best of luck. — thanks Mom and Dad

Jason H. Hurd 18 Emerson Rd. Wellesley, MA 02181 Ski Trips — MV Summers — Costa Rica AFS summer '89 — Bed Buddies — Party Animals — Pura Vida — Harvard parties — movie rentals — indoor lax — tackle football games — Miller Men — College tours, interviews, etc.... Football Captain — B-Flats, Due North, Gee Club = No free periods — Six year survivor. "I hate you." — AD..."Your weird." — women. . ."I'm not the exception" ... Smiley. .. Scuppers. . . The 'stache lives on. . . TIME!. . . WOW!. . . The Funnel. . . Dippin'. . . Random Thoughts. . . College: Somewhere...I have no idea. . . Help! . . . Carpe Diem

"You only live once, but if you live it right once is all you need." "Just do it" — Nike "Fight the power" — Public Enemy "In the final analysis you should not measure your success by what you have accomplished, but by what you should have accomplished with your ability." "We're on a mission from God." — The Blues Brothers "Do the RIGHT THING" — Spike Lee "Safetity" — Coach Fleming "All you rich kids from Well . . . ah . . . the suburbs." "Well, they don't pay me six figures with stock options, for nothing." — JD "Since racism stems from ignorance, don't be ignorant."

Thanks: HQ, BD, SH, OB, PH, GH, WH,BR, RF, and the rest of the BHS crew, the Footballs studs, the Lax dudes, MV crew, J +J crew, WHS, AFS crew, and everybody else thanks for the memories.

Thanks; Mr. Duncan, Mr. Schafer, Mr. Dewar, Mr. Wachtmeister, and Coaches Fleming, Sullivan, and Tredennick. Thank you BHS. You've taught me that hard work and persistence is the only road to success. I think I've enjoyed it, but I know it's been real. Thank you Mom,Dad,Joe, and the guys. . . Without your Love, Support, and Understanding, I never would have survived. I love you.

Shawn Matthew Hurley 78 Whittemore St. Concord, MA 01742 Shuns, the Landlord J.V. Soccer IV,V Varsity Skiing V,VI Varsity Crew, V,VI

Sully Homicide. ..Junior Ski Trip. . . hangin'butt. ..singin' with the boys on the ride home from Krafty's about my nights' adventures. . . the chicks in the Honda..."Shawn, slow!". . . Angel Valentine. .. Crew party '89. . . the ASMUT.. . Jet Skiing '87-'89. . ."Does it burst?". . . mosquito bite welts on my back at Phil's. .. the Linebacker. . ."Hey, buddy @%$&-off!". . . Great Woods. ..Head ofthe Charles'89. ..Tree Lighting Ceremony:Boston'88. . . "Why there's a fine lookin'woman!". ..the swine call. ..Large-small. . . Dartmouth Homecoming Weekend '89 . ..how about!call you something you're not, like good looking, or even a little good-looking, or even &$•%#@ decent looking! How was that?" — Hasiotis "It's not an excuse sir, it's a reason." — Z "No! No! Shuns you don't understand, I l000000ve her!" — Rusty You can't always get what you want but if you try sometime. you just might find, you get what you need. The Stones Crew: "Eight hearts must beat as one." — George Pocock It

Thanks for the good times — Hasiotis, Killer, Skoal, Rusty, Bepi, Z, Stanzler, Bill, Davis, Mac, Raish, Phil, Drucks, and Krafty. Good luck to Tom, Peter M., Matt K., and Argus. Special thanks to Mr. Prenatt, Mr. Wood, Mr. Beattie, Mr. Martellini, Tusker, and especially to my parents and Meghan for all of their love and support.

Daniel L. Katz

28 Considine Rd. Newton, Mass. 02159 Varsity Baseball V,VI, JV Hockey IV,V, Sports Editor Panel VI, Copy Editor Yearbook VI, Vice President V, Baygl President VI Newton South Parties . . . BAYGL . . . Golddigger . . . Produce Dept. . . . Nantasket Beach '89'. .. Flat Tops. . . Tabor '87'. . . X-Country Adventures . . .Oak Hill Park Teen Workcrew. . . .Labor Day'89'. . .JV Puck. . .NYH. . . Nynex Strike '89'. . . Condo in Killington, Vt.. . . Going "around" on Weekends. . . Boston Braves'85'. . .JCC. . .Toyota. . ."Spots"ofgum. . .Crusin' in the Alfa . . . Europa Cup '89'. . .

"I've got to keep on chasing that dream or I may never find it" BOSTON "I've never said a stupid thing in my life" ME "So, Katly, any BAYGL fests this weekend?" S.O. "You know, she's not that bad" DG "Don't fart in my car! It ruins the seats!" Glickster "Next time you lock your keys in the car, Danny take the extra key out of the glove compartment."

To the entire class of '90': Good luck and thanks for the memories Newton Crew: Ron D, Dave G, John H, Brian, Gady, Drux, Chaffin Glickster Special Thanks to: Mom, Dad, Adam, K.C., Mr. Brownell, Mr. Schafer, Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Bertelsen 68

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UREA: Real Men Eat Rock. . . midnight sodding. . . the juggler. . . DONG . . . W!.. . Smuggler's Notch. ..Spain'87. . . England '89. . . San Fran '89 . . .M-Backs. . .Kevin. . . pigpiles. . .SNF. . .stogie parties. ..bowling. . . in a word. . . robopound . . . ppd/ppc. . . Quinny's room. .. Mac's. . . Large . . .Ipswich. . . Mr. Furleys. . .Fast's room Small. ..China Sails. . .Swanker. . . .Schafe's room. . . Brady Bunch. . . McWhipits. . . A Scoop's A Scoop. . . The Who... Harry's Heroes. ..Gum and Brains. . ."granted". . . IBA. . . Disney . .. If you're happy and you know it play with your lapels . . . Stroup Group. . . CFPL . . . Senior Skid Day w/James . . . Clockwork Orange. . . Winsor Dance ... lamers . . . swimming . . . random chants . . . League Champs? Ummm,Yes!. . . Cape Runs. . .commuting from the Cape to Ipswich ... Super Big Cups. . . Dinty Moore. . . White Hen. . . Harris' going away party told it all — never forget it!

"A clear and good friend is the best of all possessions" — Xenophon Stanz, Eagle, Hasiotis, Furies, Quinny, Skoal, Rusty, Phil, Bepi, S.O., J.D., L.C., J.H., P.M., D.R., Nate, Harris, Rosewood, Goldy, Boyle, Clifty, J.R. Good luck to: B.C., B.L., B.C., AL, P.M., P.R., B.O., M.F., J.F., B.P., M.D., D.J., M.F., M.R. Thank you to: Ms. Wilmer, Mr. Schafer, Mr. Goodband, Mr. Tredeunick, Mr. Sherman, Dr. Fast, and of course Spidey. Mom and Dad I thank you from the bottom of my heart — all made possible by your love and support. Matt, I can't thank you enough. I love you and always will. Good luck, I know you can do it. Do not take"No" as an answer.

David C. Kilpatrick 35 Stratford Rd. Melrose, Mass. 02176 High Honors IILIV Honors V,VI Varsity Hockey IV,V,VI; Varsity Track IV,V,VI Breaking bottles at Slat's house April 7, 1989 — definitely a negative for the social life, thanks Mark Black Monday Bowdoin practice, gotta love it Fight w/ baglady in B.P.L. Belmont 7; Thayer 5 Good mags w/ Tom; Getting ill in front of Caruso Shooting pool; Hillside St.

"Once again Belmont Hill will reload, not rebuild" — H.N.I.B. "Bleed all over them, let them know you're there" — the Hansons "Dave's an animal, Dave's a hero, Dave's a killer, Dave's a mess"— S.S. "If you can't walk w/ the big dogs, stay on the porch" — K.M. + J.B. "I know some of you enjoy playing hockey . ."— C.W. "Schwartz, you're the best bar-stool dancer I've ever seen" — me "How many did you have?" "Oh, infinite" — S.L. + me "Maybe the reason you look up to him, is he never looks down on you" — Miller Comm. "I swear Jack, it was this big" — I.M. + me "Hey, you're 5'10", but you can round that up to an even 6' — S.L. "Play the game, but don't believe in it" — R.E. "Opinions are like AH's, everyone has one" — H.C. "That's the news folks, and I am outta here" — D.M. "What's up Snake?" "Not much Chocolate" — M.B. + me "Tom, if you start with all 4 of them, I'm not jumping in" — me "Fantasize gentlemen" — C.B. "So, where's the books at" — S.L. "Don't be an Erin" — most of us "Killa, if the rotation's too complicated for ya, I'll give it to Boudreau" — Mr. K.M. Thanks to: Mr. Martin, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Cressey, Mr. Sawyer, and Mr. Wachtmeister Good luck to: Jack C.; Sean L.; Derek P.; Mike R.; Mike S.; Steve S.; Todd S.; Frank Y., and J.D.; H.H.; J.H.; D.K.; M.M.; T.M.; M.P. Good luck next year: S.A.; B.C.; K.D.; C.H.; B.L.; K.M.; I.M.; B.M.; B.M.; G.N.; J.Y. Special thanks to: Mom,Dad,Laura, Rachel, Nana A.; Nana K.for putting up with my tremendous mood swings. Also, Tom R.; Mark S.; Ray R.; and Mike B. "Just like a wop, brings a knife to a gun fight" —The Untouchables

"It's been real, it's been fun, but it ain't been real fun"

David C. Korb 10 Brimmer St. Boston, MA 02108 6 year club with Varsity Crew. . . H.R.R. 1986. . . Train tracks to Shiplake at Henley. . . Skiing? no pizza in the lodge. . . Prom 89. . . Madrases in the Audi . . .Summer of89:Swimming at Neil Young. . . Barbecuing at Buffett. . . Dancing at Feat. .. DEAD.. . J.G.B... . Sailing with C.F. in Nuclear Meltdown ...Nationals. ..NB.A.'s. .. B.B.R.88-89. ..Surgery. ..Tired no,f-f-fired oh sure. . . I had something important to tell you, but I forgot. . . Cool kids

Growing old is no more than a bad habit which a busy man has no time to form. Andre Maurois Nothing is really work unless you would rather be doing something else. James Barrie My tastes are simple; I am easily satisfied with the best. Winston Churchill Cat on a tin roof, dogs in a pile, nothing left to do but smile, smile, smile. DEAD No they never stopped rocking till the moon went down. DEAD

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Special thanks to Mr. Bassett, Mr. MacLean, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Wadsworth, Chris Riley, David Croston, and especially to Mr. Wood for tolerating me for six years. Mom, Dad, Cindy, J.C. S.W. C.F. J.M. T.G. E.B. K.M. thanks for everything, I would not have made it without you.

David Kraft Varsity Wrestling IV,V,VI "Hey Dave, ever seen one of these?" — Angel Valentine, Stripper "You didn't do this Kraft, you copied this!" — Mr. Goodband "So you're saying you locked two kids in a squash court for over an hour to be 'playful'." — Mr. Gallagher "Okay David, but be careful of your knee." — Alecia "I puked!!" — Me "Ain't I a stinker?" — Bugs Bunny "Conform and be dull."

Thanks: Mr. Bradley, Dr. Arnold, Mr. Ltnberg and Mr. Prenatt Thank you Mom and Dad. I love you

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Ronald A. Lanzo

V. Football: V,VI Drama: IV,V,VI Directing: VI Camera nerd: II-V Photo-God: VI

THANK YOU: (at school): Rich, Mike B., Mike M., Justin, Matt P., Don, Lally, and Lawson. (outside BHS): Michael, Beave, Jesse, and Mark. (teachers): Mr. Duncan, Mr. Thomas, M. Gallagher, Mr. Bassett, Mrs. P, and Mr. Sherman. ...Paints with Gus,Jay,Coach,Don-Von,and Easy. ..Lifting with Mike. . .Letters toJW.. . Mike B.and the cherry twins. .. Deadlinesfor Box and Yunes — ha,ha,ha... Last minute Photo's with RS... YB pages in October. .. Eagle Rock Go... Handy man status. .. Armed mortal conflict and general liberal-bashing with Gus. .. Thesbian acts with Mac and Lawson. .. eleven Lanzo's and I'd have a football team,. ..I take that back, then I'd need ear-muffs! — Coach Gallagher ... then you've got the back out of the. . . what? — Coach Fleming uh ... backfield??? — me Your not good enough to do that, Olivier is not good enough to do that, only I'm good enough to do that. .. — Mr. Duncan Did anyone DO the BC homework? — Me Oh, the shotgun shells?, yeah this is my mom's car. — me Can I get my flamingo in this picture? — Clarke Guys, let's just hurt them — McHugh Sancho, whose picture's in your car? — Justin Sancho, how're those Mig's doing? — Gus Well, I believe in the soul,. ..the small ofa woman's back, the hangin' curveball, high fiver, good scotch, that the novels of Susan Songtager are self-indulgent over-rated crap; I believe that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone; I believe there ought'a be a Constitutional amendment outlawing astro-turf and the designated hitter; I believe in the sweet-spot, soft-core pornography, opening your presents Christmas morning rather than Christmas eve; and I believe in long, slow, deep, soft, wet kisses that last three days . . Goodnight. — Crash Davis (Bull Durham) Mom and Dad I love you both. I love you for your caring and sacrifices, but most of all I love you for the people you are. Erica, work hard, but have fun; be careful, but be a little crazy, too. Good luck, I love you.

Whenever I see your smilin' face, have to smile myself. . . Warmongering Facists

Thanks Mike, you're the greatest!

Love you! Love also to everyone I couldn't squeeze in!

Sean Leary 3 Liana St. Woburn, MA. 01801 Varsity Hockey V,VI. Varsity Baseball V,VI. Varsity Geometry III, Varsity Weight Training IV,V,VI. 7 Year Club. Memories:7... Making the V. . . First Goal vs. GDA.. . da moon. . . Marmy Crockett/Hamilton Visit. .. Bowdoin Visit with Derek. . . She wants me, no she doesn't she wants me. . . Wiffleball . . Street Hockey. . . Dragging with TJ .. . Seduction/Switzerland . . Sean L, Dan K.. . . Somewhere Out There. . . Hampton 86. . . Up country/PBL with Killa . . . Family Junior Prom. . . The Lake. . .Florida. . .DC.. .Get your hands out of my shirt. . .Ian, you woman ... You're a recruit? . . . Spandex. . . Dirty Larry

Thank you: Meredith, Alison, and especially Mom "Only the good die young" — Billy Joel "I wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then" — Bob Seger for helping the family through the hard times we've "You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you faced. I love you. Thanks to the BHS faculty, esp. — Mr. and Mrs. just might find, you get what you need." — Stones Martin, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Greer, Mr. Bassett, "Mirrors on the ceiling, pink champagne on ice" — Eagles "Leary, only the great players get hit that hard." — Mr. Gallagher Mr. Brownell, Mr. Sawyer, Mr.Thomas, Mr. Maclean, and Mrs. Cote. "Sean, What are you doing?" — Mr. Martin Thanks:Lonnie, Bea and Ron,Nannie, Liz and the — Mr. B "You guys wanna hear a dirty joke? Close the door." Rodgers. Mr. Bassett going to college." — "You all failed. None of you are Good Luck: Derek, Killa, Katzie, Schwartzie, Greer optional." — Mr. isn't @#!*% "No, Leary, the test STEVE SENNA,Jack, Drucks, Shags, Q,Hacker, "Once again, Belmont Hill will reload, not rebuild." — HNIB Ed R., Murphy, TJ, Reiser, Fred. "(anything he says)" — Dan Katz "That's the library, but don't worry about that, you won't be in there Garrett, Bill, Kenny, Ian, Butcher, Small Time (murph), Jim, Almon, Ben C. and especially, much." — College Coaches Timmy Gallagher. "You're about as something as I don't know what." — Mom "You flamingo." — Dad

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Most of the time, to be great is to be misunderstood. — Emerson Do what I tell you to,do not what I do — the way I was brought up. Special thanks: Mr. Sherman, Mr. Stroup, Mr. Priest, Mr. Seeley, and Mrs. Wilmer. Thanks to the class of '90 and faculty for making me feel welcome in my only year at Belmont Hill School

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Michael J. McHugh Varsity Football IV, V, VI J.V. Puck IV, V, VI Varsity Baseball IV, V, VI: Captain VI Disciplinary Committee V, VI Special thanks to: Mr. Gallagher, Dr. Fast, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Brownell, Mr. Schafer, Mr. MacLean.

Thanks Mom for all the time you spent repairing my bag.

Quotes "If we won the Civil War . . ." Jones "She's Catholic" D.K. "Family Prom" Sean "Even I know Pearl Harbor is in Japan." Deb M. "I can't read." Ben "Maine, the way life should be." "There's cops everywhere with machine guns and everything." Easy B "St. John's Seminary" Senna "I'm joking" Me "The Thing's . . ." Sherry "What's your sister, a working girl now?" Jason Thanks Mom and Dad for every-thing. I love you both. I could not have done it without you.

Memories Lawson "Dickson"Clarke #82 Quechee gorge and Milton song Bet with Ron, "Love Boat" Senior Football Party, all the nights Kraft's, spaghetti dinners Thanks for memories: Hank, Easy B., Lawson, CC, Ben, J.D., George, Jason, (DK)2, Ron, Mac, OB, Peck, Turk, Raish, Bepi, BR, SS, Jamie, Frank, Nate, Ty, Doug, Cat, Chris, BC, Billy M., G tt, Leary Co

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Matt McKay 14 and 15 National Backstroke Champion '86, '87 Qualifier for Olympic Trials '88 "Popping that boil was better than sex itself' — Anonymous Teacher "Ga-jhoo" — Mr. Sherman "Does anyone have a really big eraser?" — Senna "To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield." — Tennyson "The Maple Leaf forever!"

21/2 hours until school's out 40 minute drive to the pool 5 minutes to change and dive in Finally I'm at home . . .

Thank you for all your love and support Mom, Dad and Simon Thank you to Belmont Hill, Coach Bernal and all my friends for pushing me beyond what I ever dreamed was possible. "Nobody cares less about your ego than a stopwatch" — Speedo

Brendan McLaughlin 14 Bradford Rd. Weston, Ma. Memories: Beaver girls '89; Jet skiing with Mark down the cape; Racing with George to school; Trips to Natick Sport's Club; Dropping into first on 128; Being late everyday; Senior coffee with Jay; Snack bar all day all the time.

Quotes: "Hey Bill let's go lift" — Me; "Buckle up, I want to try something" — Z; "W000ww Z' I can almost see sh!!" — Me; "Only three of you will get this; I could be wrong but I doubt it" — Mr. Dunck;"I've only tried this twice. How did you do? Crashed and burned on the first one. And the second? I don't know but it's looking good so far!" — May; "Castles made of sand slip into the sea eventually" — jimi Hendrix; "Take it easy, and if it's easy take it twice" — unknown;"Christ buddy who are ya'"—Mr.B;"Don't drink and drive you might hit a bump and spill your drink" — unknown;"W0000w, dude I'm so hammered" — Bill;"O.K. we're gonna take a five minute break; smoke'em if you got them" — Dark Helmet; "The square root of shark is?" — Mr. B; "johannis baby talk to me"— Mr. Dunck;"Hey Mac where's my tape?" — Me;"When I was a boy I had to walk 1000 miles to school, barefoot, in 10 feet of snow, and do my homework on a shovel" — Dads in general; "And I ... missed it, wow that was unexpected!" — Super Dave;"anybody have a nickel, how about a penny?"— Raish;"Brendan you're beginning to look like a box!" — Mom;"Vanna White is the goddess of love' — David Letterman; "They always #•!@ you at the drive thru" — Lethal Weapon II.

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Paul J. McNamara, Jr. Varsity Football IV-VI Varsity Track V-VI School Senate VI Glee Club IV-VI Yeah, I act. WHY? IBA V-VI

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"Textbook male bonding." Will Halby "Man, that's burnt." W.H. "You get play?" Henry Quinlan "Believe â&#x20AC;&#x201D; in yourself, in each other "You're such a broad!" H.Q. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Victory; Believe" Mr. Gallagher, "Sarcasm is the lowestform of humor." thank you for the inspiration and self- Dave Raish confidence you have given me. "I don't like you very much!!" Sean "Respect everyone; fear no one." Mr. O'Brien Dewar, thank you for all that you have "Take the skirt off." Bill Roberts done for me. "It's not fat. It's muscle in a relaxed state." Me.

"Ah, But a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a Heaven for?" Robert Browning

"All for one, and one for all?" Dave, Bill, Sean, Henry, Krafty, Lawson, Will, Bob, Jason, Ben, Z, Frank, Paul H., Jamie, Hurls, Nate, Mike M., Easy B, McLaughlin, Cole, Bepi, George, Killer, Russ, and Drux: thanks for the memories, it was a hell of a ride . . I love you guys . .. Thanks to: Mr. Dewar, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Prenatt, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Goodband,Coaches Sullivan, Morris, and Fleming, and especially Mr. Joslow. To all of you, I give my utmost respect and admiration. To Mom and Dad: Words cannot express my thanks. I love you. Thanks Bernie, C. Mac, J.M., S.M., Scooter, and L.V.. . . You guys are the best. .. Memories: Parties at the Kraft's. ..Football. ..Club Cunningham. . Large/Small... Road trip to the Cape... The Perfect Ten with Kraft. ..A.H. slide review. .. Hot tubbing. ..Swimming anywhere(Erin's)... Bill's house...Senior Spring(?).. . Lame Tunes. . . Team Jeopardy .."I haven't priced cat's lately." Bob... Party at Raish's ... and Wild Turkey Toasts ...

Dancing is a contact sport. Football is a collision sport. Vince Lombardi

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"lye been offered a lot, But never everything." Bronsen "Hide behind these" Huge McLaughlin "Lock and load" Nov. 18 Von Bradley

The roller coaster ride we took, Is nearly at an end; bought my ticket with my tears, that's all I'm gonna spend.

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Love and thanks to Mom, Dad, Chris, Liz; and the men who make the Institution: Prenatt, McAlpin, Morange, Bassett, Brownell, Bradley; friends as well as teachers.

I was conceived in freedom, and God willing, In freedom will spend the rest of my days.

Timothy J. Muldoon 22 Hillsdale Rd. Arlington, Ma. 02174 Belmont Hill vs. Nobles '88. . . opps. Anything free is worth what you pay for. R.A.H. Success lies in achieving the top of the food chain. R.A.H. Bio. vs. Physics. . . they make life, we nuke it. Mr. Stroup

The early worm has a death wish. R.A.H. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Albert Einstein Always store beer in a dark place. The moral of my Biology project. Always remember: no matter where you go, there you are. Buckaroo Banzi

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Edward B. Murphy Ted Honors III-VI; Varsity Basketball IVVI, captain VI; Varsity Baseball V-VI; B-Flats V-VI; School Senate V-VI; Seven Year Club

"The bigger they are, the harder they fall on you." — Dire Straits "What it is, what it was, what it shall be." — Adrian Kronauer "They say there's enough religion in the world to make men hate one another, but not enough to make them love each other." — Louis Cypher "The greatest thing you ever can do . . . is trade a smile with someone who's blue." — Led Zeppelin The three men I admire most, the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost." — Don Maclean tf

C.A.M.P.S.'88,'89('90) — the best week of my life, twice! Thanks and love to all those who helped make those weeks so great, especially: MJ, KK,TG,SF,JH, NH, MJ, KM, RP, RF, and all the counselors. "Friends and friends forever." Grease, #1! "There are places I'll remember all my life. . . I'll often stop and think about them . . . In my life, I'll love you more." Thanks and good luck to: SS &SS, DS, BC, HH, DP, MM,JF(& JF), &JF, JS, JD, SL, P.J., Tom, and Kara, and anyone else I might have forgotten. And thanks to Mrs. Wilmer, Mr. Martellini, Mr. Bertelsen, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Myers, Mr. Fisher, and Mr. Noone for their help and inspiration along the way, and to Mrs. Peck, for putting up with me. And last, but not least, special thanks to Mom,Dad,and Ian,for your support and understanding — love you!

Thomas L. Niles "You know, I count on music to be a good bet. Catch me counting after every set The problem with money is that I want more, so let's raise the price at the door. How much tonight? Three thousand or four? and we'll make a million when we go on tour." — Minor Threat

"Some people look at me and talk about me like a clown/they just don't realize it's just my simple way to get down./I've got that supertouch/chances are I've got too much/I've come to let you see/that you also can be free." — Bad Brains

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. . I'd sure like to bounce a brick off his head . . . your mom.. . guilt. . .Sean0.B. — Thanks for everything, but NEVER forget Beth . . . No me gusta trabajar, vamos a la playa. X-TRA Dunder thanks to Kenny for getting me off the Merry-go-round.

"Just crank that volume to the point of pain, why waste good music on a brain?" — Spinal Tap

1/22/89 (day before History V final)

THANKS TO: The family (esp. Mom); all my friends who graduated (got parole) last spring; Mr. McAlpin and "Sugar-daddy" Thomas — peace —

Sean Hyde O'Brien Varsity Football (All-League), Varsity Skiing (Captain), Varsity Track Memories: Football (3-4, but who's counting?); Roadtrips in the vantasy; Me + Cole cutting rocks with chainsaws; parties at Krafties; Clubbing it in Bermuda; Crossface, Oi!; 2:00 o'clock dippage; 7-year club; Dorm flex; Robo Pound; Camping; Boot and rally; S.N.F.; Sick goggles; C-key; Lamers . . .

HERE'S TO GOOD FRIENDS: Hayes, Adrian (Law of the Land), Thos, Georgie, Stanz-Man, Davis, Bepi, Super Dave + Fuji, Skoal + Phil, Iron Mike, Jason, Rusty, Tyler, Nate Harris, Dude (Bill), Krafty, Lawson + Hank (Dorm Brothers) THANKS: Doc Arnold and Fast, Coach Sully, and GOODY (Mr. G.) DEDICATION: Special thanks to Mom, Dad, Brendan, and Karen for 18 years of love, support, and understanding. I love you all more than these words can express.

QUOTES: "I'm just combing my hair!" — Lawson "You guys are FAGS!" — Me "She's not that bad." — Georgie "And that's the way that they all became the Brady Bunch." — Cole "Cerveca, Por favor." — Me+ Hayes "Thats BURNT!" — Phil "Basically, I hate women." — S. Freud "And I took the road less travelled by, and that has made all the difference." — Robert Frost

.. . And while you were at the amusement-park. .. 85

George Pantazelos Woodcock Ln Lincoln, Ma. Memories — Barn Party'87, Ski Trip'89— You Shook Me, B.K. Second Period, Large-Small, Summers on the Cape with B.J. and An, The Yellow Banana, the Heights, and Harris — for everything. Quotations — "Z, I'm beyond anger! This lateness thing has gone too far. Now, it's just funny." Mr. B,"Sir, I got %?@!&$." Byron to Strouper,"Now I'm singing all my songs to the girl who won my heart. She is only three years old but it's a real fine way to start." Led Zep,"You smoke the day's last cigarette, remembering what you said with the echoes of the amplifiers ringing in your head." Bob Seger, "We keep a grinnin' til the weekend comes. It's just a pinch between your cheek and gum."Jo Walsh,"Jack jump over my Hogan Staff." Bill Roberts,"Jay, do you smell gas?" Me. "Moron number one, put moron number two on the phone." Jimmy Sarano, "Goose, this is what I call a target rich environment. Even you could get @!$% here." May.

Thanks to my friends — Bob Crowley, George Hasiotis, Bill Roberts, Brenden McLaughlin, Jay Medaglia, Paul Harris, Byron Dumbrill, Ted Bernardo, Phil Hadley, James Stanzler, Paul McNamara, Dave Raish, Sean O'Brien, Ben Davis, Shawn Hurley, Bepi Raviola, Pete Kilmartin, Chris Russell, Cole Colin, Josh Cutler, Henry Quinlan, and Nate.

Club Med '89 — A toast to the nights we will never remember and the days we will never forget. 86

Thanks to Dad, Mom, Cindy, and Yiayia. Thanks to Melissa for all of your love and support.

Matthew Peck Varsity Football V, VI Varsity Track, V, VI Senate V Panel Liberal V, VI

Memories â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Pumping Up with Don Juan, Relevio Games in the Woods, The Shahani Playboy Controversey, The Cil.T. Controversey, Saturday Night's Main Event with Joe Hausworth, Weekend at O'Leary's Cape House, Parties with J.J., Poolhopping with Turk, Ted, Sesh, Steve, Dave, Joanie's PMS, Hangin' Loose at Juice, The Jay Guden Bonfire System, Pino 89', Goldfish Fight at Snack Bar in Form V, Golfin' with the guys in the Summer of 89', Ski Trip 89', . . . Famous (or Infamous) Quotes: "Time to Make the Doughnuts!!!" Tony T. "I got the Heisman." Dan Guden "Hmmmm . . . Don't mind if I do!" Hoppy "Peck, I've never seen you drunk before." Jay Hurd "How about some tipping etiquette!" Angel "Senator, You're no Jack Kennedy." V.P. ought to be Lloyd Bentsen "Sarcasm is the lowest form of humor." Thanks Henry & Raish Way to go Timster Here's to Good Friends(May anybody I forget kill me with a potato peeler: Steve Senna aka. "The Midnight Caller," Dave "I'm goin to the Y" Wright, Sesh "I only look Chinese," Don "Call me Arnold" Rogers, Joanie "I feel like crap" Vassalli, JJ Alberts, Mike "I'm not happy" McHugh, Turk "Yeah, I can drive" Plourde, Teddy "Hey what the Hell's Turk doin'" Murph, Hoppy, Tony "She looks like Larry Zonka" Travema, The Guclen Brothers, Ronny "Greasy Italian" Lanzo, Frank "I worked my butt offon this Yearbook" Yunes, Shaggs, St Sully. Thank You Mom, Gubba, Jimma, Wis,& Wal. Thanks to Teddy Madden and Jimmy Coady for getting me through the tough times in football. Muchas Gracias to the following faculty who have shown the utmost of Patience, consideration, and generosity Mr. Stewart, Coach Sully, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Dewar, Mr. Seeley, Mr. Martellini, Mr. Greer, Mr. Wachtmiester.

Derek Plourde 11 Malvem St. Waltham, Ma. 02154

High honors 2-4, honors 5 Varsity Hockey 4-6 Varsity Baseball 4-6, All-League 5, Captain 6 Senate 4,6 Vice-President 4

Q, remember "THE THING'S MOTHER" on prom night? Sean, you have an interesting way of dealing with toll booths. Steve, how did you end up on the Masspike? My house is off 128. Matt, Harold, Ted, Steve, and David, remember the night at Peck's house, a little pool, a little car accident, a little pool jumpin, and girls, what a night! â&#x20AC;&#x201D; THANK GOD, NO MORE HOCKEY RUN â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Three homers at Rivers, what a game!

Thanks to mom, dad, and Sandra for all your love and support. Thanks to: Mr. Maclean, Mr. Schafer, Mr. Greer, Mr. Basset, Mr. Gallagher, and Mr. Martin

Henry W. Quinlan Varsity Football 4,5,6 Co-Captain 6, All-League 6, MVP 6 Varsity Lacrosse 5,6 IBA 5,6 Dana, Rumael with Stanz robopound . . . â&#x20AC;&#x201D; yale trip 89. .. rusty's house summer 89. . . dips with russ, stanz and sean. . . woodsville... krafty's parties. . . africa dips. . . wild turkey toasts. . .2ticket trip. . .raish's party. ..pig stieks. . .the who and the dead89 ...first night. .. holy grail. ..large/small. . .camping. . .lame game. . .lax season 89. .. bbn fight. .. nhs games. . . st. seb's games. . . nate's basement ... i don't boot. . . and so on. . .

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Eva, thanks for a year of putting up with me it would have been tough without you supporting me. Thanks. . . Dave, James, Will, Chris, Ben, Cole, Sean, Lawson, George, Jay, Pete, Harris, Super Dave, Fugi, Mike, Drukx, Easy, Bill, Bepi and Z. Thanks for making BHS easier. . . Mr. Thomas, Mr. Dewar, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Fleming, Mr. Goodband Goodluck .. . CR, MC, DA, TS, MD, JY, Little Russ. . . You'll need it Thanks to MOM, DAD, TOM, SARAH, JACK for all your love and support

"Our whole life is an inside joke" "Respect everyone, Fear no one" "All men want to be rich, rich men want to be king, and the king ain't satisfied till he rules everything" Jump on a bedpost "Let's pack one"

I would like to dedicate this page to T. Borden Walker for all his inspiration

Nate, thank you so much for 17 years of being everything a good friend should be. It'll be tough without you, but remember all our good times.

David Langdon Raish, Jr. Varsity Football IV, V, VI Varsity Track, V, VI I.B.A. V, VI Drama Club IV, V, VI Halloween Night '88 — "Summer '89" — "Pond road" — "Palmer's Mansion" — "New Year's Eve '88" — "Prom '89" — "3rd and 4th of July'89" — "Club Cunningham"— "Team Jeopardy Champs" — "Davidson's Party" — "Tackle Football Games" — "Bill's House" — "Krafty's Parties" — "Ski Trip '89" — "Wild Turkey Toasts" — "Paradise Island" Thanks for the memories — P.M., H.Q., B.R., S.O., J.H., D.K., W.H., C.C., B.D., J.S., N.K., P.H., G.H., B.R., P.K., C.R., M.M., S.H., G.P., B.C., L.C., J.D. and T.B.

Thanks to all the B.H.S. faculty that have supported and encouraged me during my years here Special thanks to my Mom, my Dad, Anne and Julie for all their love and support.

... Here's hoping the worst end of your trail is behind you That Dad Time be your friend from here to the end And sickness nor sorrow don't find you.

Giuseppe J. Raviola 110 Plymouth Rd. Newton Highlands Ma. 02161 Varsity Soccer 4,5,6, Hon. Mention 5, All-League 6, All-State 6, All-New England 6, MVP 6, I.S.L. Player of the Year 6, I.S.L. CHAMPS 6, Massachusetts State Select Team 5,6, Varsity Wrestling 4,5,6, Bepi

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Giuseppina d'Elia Raviola 1935-1986 Memories: Rusty's . .. England '89 ... Saga of Misery. . . strangeness with Noryb Llirbmud . . . mattress-backs. .."No one likes us, we don't care" ... random swims, random chants. .. Mongol . .. the green helmet. .. The Africans. . . pigpiles. .. the sails. . . large/small. . . Concord to Concord. ..the holy grail,"Buuhhn Them!"... "Hey waiter, there's afly in my soup!". . .textbook . ..Harry's Heroes. . .The Brady Bunch. . ."Life is just one big inside joke."

To friends I'll never forget: M.B., B.D., G.H., J.S., Russ, B.D., Killer, C.C.,P.H.,0.B., H.Q., B.C.,S.H.,J.D.,L.C.,J.H.,P.M., Z, D.R. Special Thanks: Coach Shafer, Mr. Wadsworth, Mr. Bradley, Mr. Stroup, Mr. Greer, Mr. Prenatt All my love to my father and Trude, without whom I couldn't have made it.

Michael J. Reis 126 Cherry Brook Rd. Weston, Ma.

Seven year sentence . . . The old proverbial physics doghouse. . . the schedule from Hell. . . partners in crime. . . simple solid spot .. . fishing in Falmouth . . . Major Barbara . . . injured reserve Thanks to Turk, Cappy, Jack, Dirty Larry, Schwartzy, Dave, Steve, Danny, Sully, and all my other friends(you know who you are) Thanks for your support and wisdom: Mr. Brownell, Dr. Fast, Mr. Gallagher, Brad Johnson, Mr. Tredenmick.

Ma, Dad, Rob: Thanks for being there. I love you all. "Does anyone have a really big eraser?" — Steve Senna "Emotions are flying" — Lax '89 "Hey Turk, got any Nyquill?" — Minnesota '87 "Dare to be great" — Mr. Gallagher pense, donc je suis"

"In the fury of the hour, anger can be power; you know that you can use it" — The Clash

"Good times, had times, you know I've had my share" — Led Zep

William Andrew Roberts 97 Audubon Road Wellesley, Ma. 02181 Varsity Football IV, V, VI Varsity Track IV, V, VI

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"Halloween Night '88," "Pond Road," "New Year's Eve," '88"Club Cunningham,""Davidson's Party,""Krafty's Parties,""Angel,""Paradise Island, Spring'90,""Ski Trip'89," "4th of July '88 — sandbar bound with Scott and Brian," "115 with Z in breakdown lane,""Cape with Sean 0., Sean H., Z, Rachael and Scott," "Serenading fat chicks with Henry,""Concerts at Great Woods,""Impala, Pickup, Corvette, Mustang— Scott,""Weekend at Cape with John and Scott," "The YELLOW BANANA," "The Heights, the Casino, D'Angelos after 12," "Raish's party," "Natick Sports Club," "Painting at Z's," "Nights on Bertram," "Scott and Dianne," "Cannon story on tape," "Reckless driving with Z and Christina,""Free Fallin',""Mr. Miller," "BRONCO," "Hunting with DAD," "Mr. Dewar's last game — GDA '88" "My car needs a car" — Scott "Sounds like a plan" — Glendan "My body's a temple, It's muscle in a relaxed state" — Mac "Well, I'll tell ya" — Raish "I never liked you anyway" — Sean 0. "You don't know jack?" — Scott "Kodiak Man, Women Man" — Z "Do I Stutter?" — WCR "Oh, hello — Take the skirt off" — me CS, SK, JK, HQ, GP, PM, DR, SO, SH, DK, JH, TB, JD, BM, BC, CC, BR, WH,BD, MM,JS, SH,Football Team, Rodjer, Mertz, Glendan, Anna,IT, LC, HT, DM, JM Special Thanks: Mr. Bassett, Mr. Dewar, Mr. Kirby, Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Thomas THANK YOU AND LOVE ALWAYS — DAD, MOM, Pop, Michelle, Danielle, Maureen, Ma, and CHRISTINA 93

Matt Romney 171 Marsh St. Belmont Varsity Track 4,5,6; Varsity Cross Country 6, All league 6. "Sweet dreams" â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Mr. Sandman. . . D.O.O.P.. . . S-S-S.. . Coral Bouche ... "Cheesy, how about some Ritz and swiss?". . . quarters for I.H.O.P. . . . "I've fallen and I can't get up!".. ."Who's got a house in Vermont?". . .Starman vs. King Slender. . . boardslide . . . McGilla Gorilla. Thanks to: Mr. Kirby, Mr. Sherman, Mr. Zamore, Jon Coleman Special Thanks to: Cory, Jesse, Jono, Dave, Tagg, Josh, Ben, Craig, and especially Mom and Dad.

Michael J. Schwartz

V Track: III, IV, V, VI V Hockey: V, VI V CC Running: V, VI Yes, I am a hockey play e do own the sc Marcus Collier, yo ands like an octopus—one scare Ludicrous speed . not the force, it's the Schwartz . . . As a matter of fact; id take lessons in bar stool dancing . . First of all, I'll kill you — Dirty Larry . . . I'm an Irish, Catholic, half-It n, Donut Maker — D. Kilpatric Derek, It's nice to know there eone out there who worries more life than I do . . Let us venture to the bar that sells . . Fig t the power. . . no m what, never say.4ie . . . Mike's Mustang stories: How was I supposed to know how fast I was my speedometer is broken?ili . I was going around this turn, and all of a ,sudden, this U.P.S. truck jumped out in front of me. . . 1 love fourth gear, It's so exhiliarating . . . owe took our dreams, r 'e hell, lived our youth from a wishing well Crue . . . Do you know re you are? You're in the jungle baby, you're gonna die — Axl. . . You' lips are like two nightcrawlers, Making love, in • a meatball — MM . . . '.Track Party'89: Cole, Bob, Brian, and that georgeous 733i,(Ted, it corners -very nicely) . . . where's Joe? . . . Martha's Vineyard: good stuff in here, but the Chihuahua has got to go. . yin-yan . . . wow, we really clocked that Subaru . . . Maine: hellsail summer '89(we will never be the same). . . Mike, let me =row . . . Mike, let me fish. . . Hey look! a Chevy in the sky. . . you're ..-toasted . . . no . . . you are lightly buttered . . . Nov. 11, 1989: The Tufts Invasion. . . I see, said the blind man, a hole in the wall. You're a liar, said the deaf man, you can't see at all — James . . . The race is not always to the swift, but to those who keep on running . . . There is no greater challenge, than to challenge yourself . . . I refuse to fight a battle of wits with an unarmed man . . If you have the means, I highly recommend it, it's so choice . Thanks: Mr. Kirby, Mr. Martin, Mr. Zamore Mom,Dad, and Kristin: Surprise, Surprise. . I made it. . . I'm FREE I'm FREE . . . so, where's my new Corvette?

Stephen Clivio Senna 35 Foxcroft Road Winchester High Honor Roll I-IV Honor Roll V-VI Henry S. Robinson Biology Prize Donato Monaco History Prize Cum Laude Society Disciplinary Committee Varsity Basketball VI Special thanks to all the Belmont Hill Faculty and Staffespecially Mr. Bassett, Mr. Goodband, Mr. Greer, Mr. Martellini, Mr. Wachtmeister and Senorita Whitney. Good luck to all the class of 1990. Thanks and best wishes to Mike and Darin. Always remember pool, Papo and Pico. Good luck Christian — I think Mom and Dad saved the Bestfor Last. Joel honestly never could have made it without you. Thanks for everything. Pete you know we're both gonna be famous one day. The only question is who first — and if I were a betting man, I'd put my money on you. Thank Nana H. and Nana V. You have done so much for me. Always remember that you two deserve all the credit for this great family we have. Mom and Dad thank you for your love, support, guidance, understanding and patience. I love you both very much. Cheating at the Bradford Inn. .. Gambling in Washington — Football at the Smithsonian Mr. White ducking nickels and puttin out fires. .. Pull the shower cord. No Mr. Myers you haven't read that Gulls story before ... Feudal Wars Schwartzy vs Murph ... Senora Galdos y Senor Katz. .. You big dummy. .. That's it I'm leaving and I ain't coming back ... J.F.L., J.V. B.Ball, J.V. Baseball, What a Jock!... Well at least I was pretty good in 8th grade . . . Harry Hall: allright we gotta get serious. .. we gotta do homework this period ... J.V. BASEBALL GOLF TOURNEY ... Maybe I'll skip Chapel this morning. .. LOVE BOAT '89: two beers every 20 years, that's my limit(can't overdo it ya know)... Gambling with the Bears. .. Chit, Chower and Chave... Drucks you were up 240! ... S000ld for 45 dollars!. .. Drucks can't you stay on the banana...BINGO!. ..Finefood in Philly. .. . Ted how do you expect to get into Dartmouth if we can't fix a flat. ..Derek and the Dogs. .. Hey Ted, better get Maaco... McD's or Papa G's or I.H.O.P.S.... Well, let's do all three ... Real men play pond hockey ... Wagon and Blue Bomber . . . Hey, Sean ya wanna race. .. The Physics Dog House. .. the ole proverbial Galileo Lab. .. Raish I'll give ya ten bucks if you drink that. .. Philosophy '89 ...coffee and the Doc, what a combination. .. Medaglia they're just jealous cause we're Italian . .. Hey Mike what's the odds your bag outlasting me... Harry why don't you run over with your truck next time. ..Special thanks to Frank for this page.

SUMIYHURST 211 MAIN

SINFET. STONFMAM

MAS, 02150

"Like I always say, if in doubt kick 'em out" — Me "Why do homework if you can go out" — Joel "Why go out if you can do homework" — Me "Mr. Greer this quiz is optional, right?" — Sean "B.C., B.C.,run the offense...belly up, belly up...help and recover. .. David what are you married to him." — Coach K. "Murph where's my forty dollars!" — Me "Hannon where are you going?" — Me "Folla, Fella . . . That's a quasi-sleety problem!" — Mr. Martellini "Stephen, how many trees did you kill this time?" — Mr. Greer "Steve remember my house is off 128 not the Mass Pike" — Derek "Hey,I've got an idea. . Why don't I unclip Steve's bag or drop his books all over the stairs, that ought to get the little Italian real mad" — Q "Stevie S." — Goofy "Sennnnaaaa have youu staarrted youuur Bi000loogyyy Proojecct yet?" Mr. Wachtmeister "Sennnnaaaa have youu staarrted youuur Bi000loogyyy Proojecct yet?" — D.K. "Mr. Senn did you forget to shave this morning?" — Mr. Bassett "I'm not a big man, but I'm Italian" — Me "St. John's Seminary." — Me "1(1 told you we were going to win, I'd be cocky. But if I told you we were going to lose, I'd be lying." — Steve Marciano "Espanol no me gusta a mi!" — Senor Peck "Seechwan for THREE!" — Church Ball "Dave where'd you buy those Gazelles?" — Me "Petah." — Joe & Chris "Matt .. It's me again." — Me(Thanks for all your help) "Senna. . . What are those cherries doing on your car?" — Timmy Great Rivalries: Sixers vs. Celtics, Dr. J vs. Larry, R.B.W.C. — Finally Champions. . . Ft. Lauderdale with Joe... Pico with Lalls..."T-Bone, Doughboy, McBub" ...Sox Season Tickets. .Let's getsome Mylecks .I'm RULICIUU ..Golfaholic with Ricca Backyard, Bearhill, and W.C.C. Sean and Nial, you could have been members of the family, if only you weren't Irish. (Sorry about the crazy Italian Humor.)

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David Alan Shaff

18 Meetinghouse Circle, Needham Ma. 02192 "Excuse me, does anybody have a really huge eraser." — Steve Senna, any physics test "Only the little people pay taxes." — Leona Helmsley "If you're not the lead dog in the pack, the scenery never changes." — Unknown "You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometimes, you just might find, you get what you need." — The Rolling Stones "Thits is the time to remember, cause it will not last forever. These are the days to hold on to, cause we won't although we'll want to." — Billy Joel "We're going wrong, we're gaining weight. We're sleeping long, and far too late. And so it's time to change our ways, but I've loved these days." — Billy Joel "When I look back on all the crap I learned in high school, it's a wonder I can think at all." — Simon & Garfunkel "You can't please everyone, so you've got to please yourself" — Ricky Nelson Beaver and Hairy-T, summers aren't fun without you. attic, Mr. She MI. MacLean, Mr. Stroup, Mr. Mr. Goodband, Mr. Wachtmeister, Mr. Stewart, Ms. Freeman, I appreciate the recs . . . the good times. ten, Bobby-B and Wachtmeister, thanks for making my Staliryear busy. Thank you also Mr. Wood, Dave shoes in your car), Turf sh C., shags, Jim (you ha H2 (three-year J.V. superstars), McGiverRobsham (two-timing pilgrimage to Poston), (good luck at the Green — maybe), Schwartzy (Shirley, you're joking), Walshy (. . . that's' what she said). 3 year J.V. soccer superstar 2 year varsity crew

Ward and rowing in the tight-whiteys. Good luck Goofy, Dave Evans; remember: nobody &•%#@ with engine room.

Mom and Dad, thank you for supporting me through the past 17 years. The best of luck at BHS, Eric.

Running the 1988 Boston Marathon

Robin B. Shahani 10 Olde Village Drive Winchester, MA 01890

"Take two aspim and call me in the morning."

"Hi, I'm Nehru . . ."

NO, I DIDN'T HAVE THE NEW ARTS CENTER NAMED AFTER ME!!! "Mr. Stroup, could you repeat that a little louder? — Me "That, kids is the beauty of math!" — Mr. Martellini "I didn't have any film in the camera! ARRGGHH!" — Ron Lariat (almost every time) "Dave! We can't walk out with that many Panels!" — D.S. and I at Winsor "I'm a taxpayer." — Dr. Shaff "Does somebody have a really HUGE eraser?" — Steve Senna in Physics "Mr. Shahani, you're more up and down than a woman's menstrual cycle!" — Mr. Wachtmeister (after I aced a bio test on a related subject) "Matt, big guy!" — Me to Matthew (private joke) "Robsham" — David "Rooks—Box "If you could be any vegetable, what kind would you be?" — Josh Gordon "Father Thomas' Creative Writing class" — Mr. Thomas "Little critters . . ." — Mr. Wachtmeister "Procrastination, oh how I love thee!" — Ron Lanzo "What Ron really needs is a photo course." — Mr. Thomas (You know that he meant, Ron) "Chuck ... Chucky" — Me and Ron "It's not lost, just systematically displaced." — Mr. Stroup "Sit down, shut up, and stay that way" — Mr. Kay to J.H. "You hold, I'll pour" — Dave and I in Chem Lab "If it smells, it's Chemistry. If it walks, it's Biology." — A poster at Bates "King George, the czar of squash" — Unnamed "MACTHH (Max)!" — John Ettel in the studio "Fun for the feeble-minded" — Mr. Morange "That's what she said." — Brian Walsh ... We're sick of it okay? "Jesus H. Christ ... he's tall!" — BHS faculty after seeing Tom Fox in fall '89 "Two-thirds of BHS is B.S." — Unnamed in second form "May the gods of photography be with you." — Mr. Thomas "The Chemistry stare" — Mr. Stroup Mr. Goodband'sfirst Chapel as acting headmaster:Wausha Indians:Two-phased Panel voyage to Boston with Dave("the nose")Shaff in a rainstorm Collapsing unbrellas on Boylston Street: The old man at Complete Photo and "She came out ofthe #4*%ing sky!": The $10 violation that followed (Dave!!!): Lanzo's 'charged' hair in Physics: V tennis hopeful: Mr. Stroup's musical late afternoons: Awesome senior mid-terms: Cheyenne. Coach. The others:"The Boys Next Door" show with Ron, Lawson, and a bunch of people: Dave's grey hair... Now it's disappearing!: Getting the Williams application to the post office at 4:58 PM:ED. race for Williams with Mike Reis. Congrat's Mike. . Dave's car. ..0-60 in 3 hours, not at all uphill: Matt M.'s Canadian temper Freaking out on Physics tests and the exam:Yearbook editorship???(Thanks Mr. Thomasand Ben. I appreciated it): April time with dSr...thanks and good luck: Winning 14 of the last 16 sets of team tennis in '89: Long conversations with. . . you know who: Panel nights: Photographs:"Speedy": B.K. runs with Ian, Dave, Ron,and others: Trying times with Mn. Wilmer and a very few others. . . You're right, I can't speak French. (Sure): JV Tennis with Johnny G., Dean, Elliot, and others: Chem with Freddy:"GOOFY": B.D.C. with Matt Peck, M.H.. others and A.A.(who's no longer worth it, Matt): Bio tests: Mr. Hinchman and the cookie incident in the library: Mr. Duncan's(un)believable stories (The ones we believed in third form.): One and only 'hour'from Mr. Kirby for not washing the blackboard (Form III): Mr. Wadsworth's'light at the fun tunnel'Chapel speeches —5 times!: One Panel photo taken by two Winsorites: Second form carpooling with Sean H., Bill L., and Ajay Z.: Brookwood — probably the best year ever. . Thanks: Wenham and "Robin's Wing" — Paresh: Tennis at H.H. lid.: "The Indian mafia dynasty, of which lam the last, is coming to an end."(Paresh, Ajay, Anupam and others) "It was the best of times. It was the worst of times." — Dickens from A Tale of Two Cities "To be blind to race today is to be blind to reality." — from Bakke oral arguments "If work is the greatest thing on Earth, I'll try Mars." — Anonymous "It helps not to take yourself too seriously." — Walter R. Mean "The only way to have a friend is to be one." — Emerson "Keep smiling: it makes people wonder what you've been up to!" — L.H.C. (Brookwood) "If things are going well, you aren't looking closely enough" — Anonymous "If you're not happy now, you're missing a great opportunity." — Anonymous "Without Freedom of Thought, there can be no such thing as wisdom" — Cato's Letters, 1720 "Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player: That struts and frets his hour upon the stage/And then is heard no more." — Shakespeare from Macbeth "Now, life begins . . ." — Anonymous Extra Special Thanks: Mr. Stroup and Mr. Thomas (on campus and off), Mr. Brownell, Mr. Burt (best French teacher ever), Mr. Wachtmeister, Mr. MacLean, Mn. Woolcott, Mrs. Peck, Mr. Goodband, Mr. Wadsworth,and all those with whom I have come in contact . . and perhaps even Mr. Seeley. Final Thoughts: Mrs. Wilmer and Mr. Seeley:Thanks for not giving me a real chance:Good luck at Dartmouth Dave,Ted!:Thanks Ron for all the(non)help!: What BHS life has taught me:Thinking about others before yourself results in few good friendships and many good failures.: Good luck S.W.& company.: Congrat's Mr. Stroup on the engagement. . . don't worry, there's still time — don't make the mistake! (Just kidding, feminists): THANKS FOR EVERYTHING MOM AND DAD.

James C. Stanzler V. Soccer 5,6, ISL Champions 14-0-1, New England Champs . . . almost, V. Squash 5 V. Baseball 1/2 4,5,6 Australian Jr. Olympic Team 1989 IBA 5,6 B-Flats 4,5,6 V.P. Memories — Rusty's house — summer '89, Kraft's parties, ski trip, Z's B.P. — 3DSV, 7th period dips with Hank, Russ, OB, M.B.'s, random swimming, random chants, lamers, Wild Turkey, large/small, holy grail, road trips, The Who, Dana/Rumea — with Hank, SNF, troup Group, Isaac, Clair's house, Brady Bunch, toasts. .. Here's to good friends: Hank, Russ, Eagle, Killer, Stocks, Hasiotis, Phil, Skoal, Harris, Jay, Bep, Slurbo, Fuji, NK, MM, Z, SS, LC.. . Good Luck to: Russ, Hannon, Stallion, Bobby, MD,Cat, BC, BP, AF, PR, MF, BO, CL, MH, BL, JF, MK, MR . . . Mom,Dad, Dan, Pete, and Clair — words cannot express my thanks. ..without you it would not have been possible . .. Dan — You're my best buddy. Thanks... good luck All for one, and for all! No sense in worryin"bout things you can't control, cause if you can control 'em, ain't no sense in worryin' — Mickey Rivers thousand times. health we've drank a And though our It's time to ramble on. — Led Zeppelin

Todd Sullivan VARSITY HOCKEY IV,V,VI ISL CHAMPIONS IV, VI VARSITY TENNIS IV,V,VI ISL CHAMPIONS IV,V HONOR ROLE I,IIII,VI (1st mark.) HIGH HONORS II CLASS PRESIDENT IV REFLECTIVE SHINE IV,V,VI Are we south? — A.C. Don't use her just enjoy her. — T.S. Dude she's got V.D.! — J.B. All I know is he hangs with Kenny, isn't he a nerd? — L.P. But she doesn't look thirteen — S.S. I only dance slow songs! — I.M. I promise I won't puke ... Aww ... BLAW! — B.L. Who does he think he's messin' with — M.R.(cape) If you say anything stupid I'll kill you! — T.K. None of you will ever be good enough to go pro. — K.B. I think Ed's got his trunk somewhere else. To whom much is given much is expected. — E.G. Seize the day! Seize the moment! — R.W. Dead Poets Dr. Rosen...rosen,Dr. Rosenfetus, Look defenseless babies — C.C. Fletch Put me on a highway and show me the sun and take it to the limit one more time — Eagles I wish we were younger so we could act more immature... FOOD FIGHT! REMEMBER HALLOWEEN 87' — AEROSMITH 12/31/87, 12/30/89 "WATER SLIDE" IN PUERTO RICO SPRING BREAK 88' BLACK MONDAY — CAPE with Matty, Cappy and Reiser FIRE DRILL AT NASSAU INN Cappy,Severe and Billy, DORM LIFE 88'90', Kenny & Ian pomps and flynny

Be agressive but don't over commit have fun and don't let any in.

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What's this, a tribe?. . . School buses legally aren't allowed to go faster than 55 miles an hour. — Zip. . . Well, put the cooler back . .That's a hard one Mr. B. . That's what she said. . .They ship them in to work there. but they steal things . . . And what eats a sheep? — A SHARK! . . . What the hell's this stuff? Chihuahua? Dock Street? Who cares, open it. . . How fast do you think we were going, Schwartz? — Well, my speedometer said seventy . .. Why do you wear that stupid helmet all the time? — So my head won't grow like Daddy's. . . Give it a little gas. Maybe we should let some air out of the tires . . . Boot to the head! . . Where the hell is he going? Wow, you gave him a helluva smack, Scotty. . Hey! Sarroufstole my Samantha Fox tape! . . Allie, GET OUT OF THE JACUZZI NOW!. . . How fast were you going, Schwartz? — No, it wasn't even for that, I had no registration. . . Let's play the England Game! . . . II s'est pendu avec Bicou . LONG NIGHT,TERRER I! IT'S GONNA BE A LOOONG NIGHT! FIRE UP, RAT! . . . Blah, blab, blah, blah .. You know your back wheel picks up on those turns, chief? . . I'm a motorbike! Whoa! This is so comfortable! . . . Let's tie Trevor to his mattress . . . Are you really reading all of this? . . Hey, get those bungee cords away from me! . .My back hurts from throwing you two around last night . . . Coffee broche! . . . Thank you, Ted. It corners very nicely . . Now look, you saucy little strumpet! — Mr. K . . There's an art to making a good joint . . . Let's get in through the sunroof. . . Where'd they go? — They're rolling across Route 2! . . . THERE'S MORE TO COME, TERRERI!. . . Sarrouf, you're a mess. — I know . . . Abu lives on, the broken shell of a man defeated. .

Thank you Mr. Kirby, Mr. Stroup, Mr. Zamore, Mrs. Wilmer, Mr. Beattie, Mr. Morange, BHS. Thanks and good luck to all my friends.

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Sanford D. Whitehouse 99 South Ave. Weston, Ma. 02193 August Cruise, and Abnaki; Tick Tacks and madress, prom '89; The batmobile, and 1.75; Colorado '88; San Francisco and Sea sun '89; Summer '89 The Dead, Feet, Garcia, Young;C7 BHS;Sampson and Delilah; Chickies; Wax to win! Oh, far out man! Grill master; What a long strange trip it's been! Please not thyself the flattering crowd to hear; 'Tis fulsome stuff to please thy itching ear. Survey thy soul, not what thou dost appear, But what thou art. — Persius It's not whether you win or lose, it's whether you win. Tonight I find my ideal Woman — SW & DK Carpe Diem

Two roads diverged in a wood, and I — I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference. — Robert Frost Sometimes we live no particular way but our own. .. sometimes we walk alone. Sometimes the songs that we sing are just songs of our own. — Eyes of the World — Grateful Dead Histories page will be neatly carved in stone. The future is here, we are it, we are on our own. Will we leave this place an empty stone, or that shining ball of blue, we call our home. — Bob Weir If you have to ask the price, you cannot afford it. — J.P. Morgan My tastes are simple, I'm easily satisfied by the best. — Winston Churchill You'll never make it unless you take a shot at it ... you can't talk about it until you have done it. — J. Duncan Leave your shoes outside, we don't want to get the car wet. — DK They need a few crew boys to pull on the big bamboo. — WEB Tell anyone I told you this, and I'll say you lied. — J. Duncan . --# Thanks Dave, Jim, Tom, iiMPPAt Twins, Flats, CW, HH, RF, BM Thanks to the teachers liff41P-111P. who made it possible: Mr. Duncan, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Stroup, and Mr. Wood Forever grateful to Mom, who would do anything for me, Dad, a great man, Walker, and Laura

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"How can you say the door cannot be opened until your knuckles are bloody, till your head is bruised, till your muscles are sore? It can be done." — S.W.K. "Running down a dream that never would come to me . . ." — Tom "What are you married to him?" — Pete K. "Time is on my side." — Stones "This is the whitest game I've ever seen." — Steve What's rise? Rise is when I go to the basket./me "Living is easy with eyes closed . . ." — Beatles "If! told you were going to win I'd be bragging, if I told you we were going to lose I'd be a liar." — P. Marciano

Good Luck: H.H., F.Y., S.S., M.H., M.R., M.P., B.C., B.B. — you made life interesting Thanks: Mom, Dad, Loree, Vanessa.

"Well,rye got your final grades ready although I'm afraid not everyone here will be moving up."

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Random thoughts: Random quotes: "Childhood is short but maturity is forever." — Calvin and Hobbes 1/24/89 Analyst: "Does winning the 1989 National Championship surpass your wildest dreams?" Michigan basketball player: "My wildest dreams don't have anything to do with basketball." — Sports Illustrated "So if we know were going to look stupid when we look bock on this tape in 10 years, then why the hell are we standing here looking so stupid?" — Bob Costas "I can't just leave her here all by herself." — Wendy Cox 315/89 "To believe your own thought. to believe that what is true for you in your private heart is true for all men — that is genius." — Ralph Waldo Emerson "My wife was basically very immature. One day, when I was in the bath she came in and sank all my ships." — Woody Allen "Coach Flemming, I had another dream last night so you better put me in.' — Sean O'Brien "Dare to be misunderstood." — Cole Conlin "St. John's Seminary." — Steve Senna "Oh no, did we score again?" "Clarke, get in there! Ha! I crack myself up." — Mr. Fleming

If Bush outlawed Mondays,I'd just start hating Tuesdays "You're Kilpatrick?" How come you look so tall in the class picture?"... The post-trip depression sets in on the 747 .„ Ok,Ok, it's quitting day for everything... Don't pinch me I don't want to wake up ... Is my watch fast or is everyone in the county running 15 minutes behind schedule?? .....m foolin' you and you don't like it! Hand or pocket?... I just don't like his ugly mug.. Shall we venture? ... That was your car that blew up in the parking lot?? Les, they're caddies — Spring afternoons at Wellesley and Concord ... You don't have a type,oh yes you do,oh no you don't" ... Yale '89 Loomis— Chafee shaving strokes? That fat kid asked you too?...40fcoter on WCC #2to win The Olds in a 3 way(12 way)playoff ... Green right belly three five & Green left belly fair six ... my short lived running career — "Oh no, Fred's dead."... anything you lose is always the thing you miss,., who's reading this with you now? Who's interested now? How life has a way of -turning out" ... remember — this yearbook might be worth $10,000 someday. "Frank, if you ever need anything, anything at all, I mean anything, feel free to ask someone else," — Phil Alperin "I did it my way." — The Other Frank

Sincere thanks to some fine people: Mr. Gallagher, Mr. Fleming, Mr. Schafer, Mr. Thomas, Mr. MacLean, Mr. Goodband, Mr. Martellini, Mr. Stewart, Mr. Stroup, Mr. McAlpin, Mr. Sawyer. Miss Whitney, and Mr. Greer. My advice to anyone who reads this: First, treat yourself as if you are your own best friend, because you are.Second, value your family in the highest: when it comes fight down to it, they're the only ones who really give a damn.

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Varsity Cross-Country The 1989 fall Cross-country running season once again proved to be full of success. Led by Coach Zamore and Kirby, the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads went undefeated in all of the regular season meets. The Varsity squad was composed of Captains Mike Schwartz and Marcus Collier, seniors Matt Romney, and Jim McCarthy, juniors Scott Goldkamp, Dough Marple, and Mark Brady, and sophomores Trevor McGill and Chip Loutrel. The junior varsity was made up of Brian Walsh, Michael Hewitt, Gruff Blake, Keith DiBlasi, Mark Villa, Mark Dalaklis, Alex Khan, David Feinlieb, and Billy Hung. Although the team may not have had the raw speed they had benefitted from in previous years, they did have a very strong pack which would dominate the other

teams. As the season progressed through hard work, the team was able to develop more speed and peak at the perfect time, right before the ISL championships at St. Marks. The road to the championships was not an easy ride, the team experienced long-distance running, combined with weekly speed work and grueling hill training. As they were the previous season, Thayer Academy posted the greatest obstacle to the Belmont Hill Squad. Fortunately, the two teams were to square off against one another down in Portsmouth Abbey. Mr. Zamore summed up the race best when he said, "That was the smartest race I think I've ever seen this squad do in the last few years. Your third mile was super!" Belmont Hill handily defeated Thayer with an incredible combined effort from each member

of the team. This instilled them with confidence to once again face Thayer and St. Paul's, last year's spoilers in the championships. The climax of the season came as the entire Belmont squad ran excellent races, led by Trevor McGill's stunning second place finish, followed by Matt Romney in fourth, Doug Marple, seventeenth; Jim McCarthy, nineteenth; Chip Loutrel, twenty-first; Scott Goldkamp, twenty-third; and Mike Schwartz in forty-second. The JV/Underclass race was also successful,.won by junior Mark Brady, followed in second by junior Michael Hewitt, and seventh grade phenomenon, Chad Rounds, taking fourteenth place. Junior Alex Khan also had a strong race finishing in seventeenth place. Although the team was excited

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The next game, the first home match versus Nobles, proved to be a much harder battle for the team. The defense shut down the potent Nobles' offense, limiting the visitors to 6 points in the first half. But on the second half kick-off, Nobles broke through the Hill's special teams and scored a heartbreaking touchdown, boosting the point differential to 14. In the second half, Captain Quinlan exited the game with a neck injury, spurring the offense to score the only Belmont Hill touchdown of the afternoon. Not only did the team lose the game 14-6, they also lost offensive and defensive stalwart Quinlan for the next two crucial games. After the loss to Nobles, the football team travelled to Southboro to face the St. Marks squad. Needing a win to boost the team morale, Belmont Hill played valiantly on both sides of the ball to try to erase a second half deficit of five points, only to come up short by 11 points, losing 18-7. With a record of 1-2, the team looked to Groton to improve to .500, only to come up short again, losing by 13 points, 20-7 at Belmont. Facing a tough and talented Groton offensive line, the Hillies, behind the running of sophomore Greg Callahan and junior Marc

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After the half break, Fleming gave all the second stringers a chance on the field. Although the back-ups did not score, they twarted the Middlesex starters on defense, shutting them out of the end-zone. The scoreboard read 25-0 at the end of the 48 minute match in favor of Belmont Hill. With a record of 3-3, the team looked ahead to GDA and Todd Dixon in order to boost their record to 4-3. During the final week of practice, the coaching staff geared the entire defense around stopping GDA's super-star, Todd Dixon, in order to give the offense a chance to put the pigskin in the end-zone. The seniors wanted to win their final game in a Belmont Hill uniform, and gave it their all against the visitors. Unfortunately, the Governors, lead by Dixon, scored 28 points to Belmont's 13, masking a courageous and valiant comeback effort by the Hillies late in the game. Inspired by two Tyler Spring interceptions intended for Dixon, junior Jeff Jones sparked the comeback with an interception of his own that he ran back 70 yards for a touchdown. That ignited the offense to begin ruthlessly chipping away at the breathless GDA squad, eyeing the endzone the entire time. But time ran out for BHS, and the team walked off the field with another loss in their hands. As the team mourned the defeat after the final game, Coach Fleming praised them for not giving up and giving the game 100%. "All I can ask for is your best effort, and no one can doubt that you gave it today," he said. With those final words from Coach Fleming, the 1989 Varsity football season came to a close, producing a 3-4 record. The team would like to thank Coaches Fleming, Morris, Gallagher and Sullivan as well as Mr. Waite and Mr. Palmer for their invaluable devotion of time and energy to the team, without which the season could not have been nearly as successful and enjoyable. — Doug Asano

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Junior Varsity Football Nobody knew what to expect this year from the JV football team, as this was the first season in more than a decade that the JV was separated from the Varsity football team. Yet, under the direction of Coaches Duncan and Bacon the team, made up of mostly sophomores, looked optimistically upon the six game schedule in front of them. Having five weeks of practice before their first game, the team felt ready for Milton Academy. Something went wrong, however, as

BHS lost a 14-0 lead to lose 16-14. Next came a painful 21-0 defeat, when the team lost linebacker/running back Mike Garrity to a knee injury. A loss to Middlesex the following week brought the squad to a dismal 0-3 start. It was at this point in the season that the team turned it around. The team earned its first victory at the hands of Groton on a 35 yard field goal by Todd Bourdelais. A win at GDA the next week

followed, making a November 8th meeting with rival BB&N the only obstacle between BHS and a 3-3, .500 season. The squad travelled to Cambridge on a cold, rainy day, and emerged victorious 21-6, ending the season with a wild celebration at midfield. The team wishes to thank Coaches Duncan and Bacon for their efforts this season. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Ivan Fernandez

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Varsity Soccer Belmont Hill Soccer reached its most glorious year as the team won the ISL Championship and came a game away from winning the New England Championship, losing in a tough final to soccer factory Suffield Academy. This year's season was for the most the realization of several years of anticipation. From the beginning the team had but one goal, to finish first in the ISL. Throughout the season the team displayed a consistently superior level of play, as much a pleasure to watch as it was to experience. With their great leadership, intense concentration, and superior athletic skills, the backs were the foundation of the team, always there to stymie the occasional break-away, or knock out the loose ball. With the job of netminding more than

taken care of by keeper Ben Coughlin, Belmont Hill's stalwart defense was the best in the league, allowing only eight goals in regular season play. Junior wingbacks Bob Carlock and Brian Pompeo always exhibited excellent ball control and passing skills. Stopper Peter Kilmartin and sweeper Ben Davis, All-League selections and the captains, were always there to inspire their teammates to push themselves just a little bit harder. The halfbacks fulfilled both their offensive and defensive roles effectively. Defensively, the midfield was as tough as any around, preventing some teams from even getting anywhere over the center circle. Offensively, the halfbacks kept possession well, and fed their forwards without fail. Chris Russell's toughness, tenaciousness and

intensity were unparalleled on the squad. Wing halfbacks Cole Conlin and Billy Lanagan, with their relentless constructing of play after play, were essential to the success of the team, especially in the close games. Offensively, Belmont Hill executed well, to say the least, tallying forty-six goals over the season. A good work rate and great chemistry were most important in the success of the front line. Not afraid to take a chance, the forwards ran off each other well, and used good judgment in making decisions. Led by ISL "Player of the Year" Bepi Raviola, the forwards came through in tough games. All-League honorable mention went to Senior Jamie Stanzler, and sophomore Peter Rogaris showed the kind of imagination that will make him a

Front:C. Russell, B. Raviola, J. Stanzler, P. McLaughlin, P. Kilmartin, B. Davis, B. Coughlin,C. Conlin, D. Wright, B. Lanagan. Back:Coach Schafer, M. Cotter, M. Rooney, P. Rogaris, M. Flynn, B. Carlock, J. Fritz, B. Pompeo, B. Oliver, J. Marden, Coach Goodband, G. Glick, Coach Fleming. Missing: S. Dagleish

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terror to fullbacks in years to come. Jay Fritz and Michael Flynn made a very significant contribution to the team, playing important and effective roles when the starters were tired or hurt. The players who came off the bench were indispensable, showing flashes of greatness in the toughest situations. This was a season the players on the team will never forget. There were great victories, such as the Brooks game, the Milton game, or the Loomis-Chaffee game, which this team will savor for the rest of their lives. There were also great friendships: This was a team of great devotion to the sport, unselfish dedication to the team, and affection for one another. Respect not only for the opponents, but for each other, played an important part in the success of the team. There were a lot of laughs, and even some tears. Coaches Schafer, Goodband, and Fleming were always close to their players, and served as good friends as well as great teachers of the game. the 1989 ISL Champs showed guts, and a lot of passion, and have much to be proud of. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Bepi Raviola

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ISL Champions: (14-0-1) BHS 3 — at Roxbury Latin 1 BHS 4 — St. Sebastians 0 BHS 1 — at Milton Academy 0 BHS 5 — at St. Georges 0 BHS 1 — Nobles 1 BHS 2 — St. Pauls 1 BHS 4 — at St. Marks 0 BHS 8 — at Thayer 2 BHS 2 — Groton 0 BHS 3 — Lawrence 0 BHS 1 — at BB&N 0 BHS 3 — Brooks 1 BHS 3 — Middlesex 0 BHS 5 — at Rivers 2 BHS 1 — GDA 0 NEPSAC Tournament: BHS 3 — Vermont Academy 0 BHS 1 — Loomis-Chaffee 0 BHS 0 — Suffield Academy 2

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Junior Varsity Soccer This year, the Belmont Hill J.V. Soccer team, under the Tutelage of coaches Brownell, Fast and Priest, finished the season with an 11-2-2 record. The offense, lead by Brendon Monahan, Doug Mills, Jamie Young, and rookie penalty-kicker Ben Kurtz, exhibited an unbelievable array of shots, astounding opposing goalies. Halfbacks Charlie Rosenburger, Steve Stepanian, and Tucker Hansen controlled the midfield with superlative skill. The defense consisted of Co-captains Harold Huang and David Shaff, flanked by Ted O'Connor and Michael Stokes with newcomer Aaron Banner in goal, held the opposition to 22 goals in 15 games compared to Belmont Hill's 47. This season, we were plagued with injury and frustration; however, in the end, we were triumphant. Our season began with four straight wins against Andover, Milton, St. George's and Nobles.

Andover had beaten us in previous years; however, Ben Kurtz shined against his former teammates and defeated Andover 4-3. Milton, our most exciting game of the year, ended in the last thirty seconds when Tuck Hansen scored a goal to put Belmont Hill over the top. St. George's was an easier game, scoring three unanswered goals in the second half; however, Nobles, who cancelled last year, fell to Belmont Hill in a tightly-called game, 1-0. Although we tied the St. Paul's game 2-2, we demonstrated our ability and desire to win, aggressively coming back from a 0-2 first half. The team continually played well, beating Thayer and questionably losing to our adversary Lawrence. Lawrence scored first on a penalty kick; however, we had a chance to tie the game with a penalty shot of our own. Ben Kurtz beautifully placed a shot in the corner, but the referee, unable to see the ball, ruled

it a "missed shot." After a plethora of questionable calls, the scored remained 0-1. At BB&N, Harold Huang, the starting fullback, made his debut in goal, replacing the belated Steve Stephanian. The first time he touched the ball he deflected a shot followed by a tackle which would have made a linebacker proud. Later, Steve arrived to relieve Harold of his goaltender duties and to help his team defeat BB&N. Our final game against GDA ended in a tie; however, it was sparked by great defense and a superb buzzer-beater header by George Mix. Many thanks to our avid supporters, Max and Mrs. Fast, and a special thanks to Coaches Brownell (I've got a wedding to go to), Fast (`Scoopers'), and Priest (Rambo) for making this season the most enjoyable. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; David Shaff

Front:C. Sibley, A. Fuller, E. O'Connor, P. Goldsmith, A. Banner, B. Golay,J. Gothorpe, H. Kargman, C. Lum, D. Mingolelli. Back:Coach Brownell, J. Legarra, J. Catchpole, C. Schuller, C. Rosenberger, B. Monahan, J. Young, B. Kurtz, D. Mills, H. Huang, G. Mix, Coach Fast, Coach Priest. Not pictured: T. Hansen, S. Stephanian, D. Shaff.

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Third Football The Freshman football team earned an undefeated season this fall posting a 5-0 record. The season started off with a home victory vs. Fessenden. The game was a runaway from the start and set the tone for the season. After a decisive victory in our second game, we travelled to Dedham for our third game and faced the Nobles freshman team. Different from the first two games, they jumped ahead, first posting a 7-0 lead after one quarter. We responded with 3 touchdowns and 2 conversions while keeping them off the score board for the duration. Our fourth game vs Groton was the most one-sided of the year. We came away with an easy victory. Our final contest was against rival Buckingham, Browne, and Nichols. Their freshman squad was small in number but very skilled. The game was a battle from the start and was decided in the fourth quarter. Those fans who braved the rain and 40° temperatures saw an excellent football game which ended in our favor. All in all the season was a great success. The team would like to thank Coach Martin and Coach Wood for their guidance this season. — Billy Cunningham

Fourth Football This year's 4th football team enjoyed a highly successful season, earning a 5-0 record. Under the direction of Coaches Sawyer and Greer, the team, latent with talent, worked hard and grew closer with each practice. Among the most memorable of the five victories was a 40-0 romp over Brown Jr. High, a 21-10 thumping at Thayer and a 28-21 victory over Roxbury Latin. The team looks forward with great anticipation to progressing in the school's football program. The team wishes to thank Coaches Sawyer and Greer for their efforts this season. — Rich Balikian

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5th Football The 5th football team had a very successful season (5-1). Mr. Cressey and Mr. Bradley showed us the fundamentals of the game and made the practices fun and rewarding. Our first opponent did not present much of a problem. We beat Fay handily, 12-0. Next, we faced Roxbury Latin. We played well enough to score 16 points, but we also gave up 2 safeties on bad punt snaps. The final score was 16-4. Our next game was a rematch with Fay. Once again, we emerged victorious 28-0. We then travelled to Weston whose team presented more of a challenge. Weston had an excellent running back who ran for 2 long touchdowns. Finally, came the long awaited showdown with P.C.D. We played our rivals twice this year. The first contest was at BHS. At half time we were losing by a score of 8-6. Then, our defense tightened and our offense was able to put points on the board. We emerged victorious, 12-8. At our second meeting we were not as fortunate, however. After the long bus ride, we just were not ready to play football. We came on in the second half, but it was too late. We lost 14-8. The team wishes to thank Coaches Cressey and Bradley for this highly successful season. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Adam Kosberg

Third Soccer Guided by Coaches Tredennick and Hunt, the Third Soccer team enjoyed an undefeated season and finished number one in new England. The team, which compiled a 13-0-1 record, had only one blemish which was a 3-3 tie to a heavily outplayed Milton team. The team's most demanding game came at the Cushing tournament against a talented Cardigan Mountain team. BHS capitalized on its opportunities and ended up with an inspired 2-1 victory. Groton and G.D.A. provided BHS with difficult games but BHS rose to the occasion and defeated both squads. The team was led by a potent offense, stingy defense, dependable goaltending, and excellent coaching. The future looks bright for this talented group of athletes. The team wishes to thank Coaches Tredennick and Hunt for their efforts this season. 129

Fourth A Soccer Fourth A soccer's 6-4 season can only be described as a great campaign. Under the direction of Coaches Stewart and Moresink, the team worked very hard day after day. As moose laps and shooting drills became part of the routine, the team grew closer and this was indicated by their play. "The most memorable game," said one team member, "was against Shady Hill. They were clearly the better team, but we held our own against them. This showed how we matured this year." The team wishes to thank Coaches Stewart and Moresink for their efforts this season.

Fourth B Soccer The 4B soccer team had a successful season, compiling a 7-2-1 record under the leadership of Mr. Stillwell and Miss Whitney. The two losses came to Fenn, once on their own wet muddy field and again in a close contest at home in the last game of the year. Those were the only blemishes of a very enjoyable season. We pulled out a tie against a very strong Roxbury Latin team and registered convincing victories in all other matches. The consistent offense of Andrew Brown, which included more than one hat trick, the defense of Matt O'Neill and the superior goaltending of Jay Peabody led us past many opponents. Our success can be credited to the depth of our team, the well-run practices (especially the sprints â&#x20AC;&#x201D; they helped us against many other schools), and the coaching of Mr. Stillwell and Miss Whitney. Hopefully, next year's squad will have a season as victorious and enjoyable as ours. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Will Vogel 130

Fifth Soccer Fifth soccer was perhaps not as successful as they might have liked with a 4-4 record, but it was a very enjoyable and rewarding experience. Led by Coaches Martellini and Kraft, we charged into our first game against Shady Hill. We were very confident of our ability, and came out of the match with a 8-0 win. We dropped the next few games, but then came back with three strong wins against Rivers, Weston and Shady Hill. With the chance to become two games over five hundred, we faced our last game against a very strong Fay team, but came out with a 4-1 loss. Because of a rainy fall season, we only played eight games finishing with a 4-4 record. The team wishes to thank Coaches Martellini and Kraft for their efforts this year. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Brian Joyce

Middle School Cross-Country At the beginning of the fall athletic season, no one suspected that the Middle School Cross-Country team would not only compile a perfect 10-0 record but also win the Eaglebrook Invitational Tournament. With only one runner returning from last year's team, it seemed as if this would be a rebuilding year for Mr. Rodger's team. He entered the season with high hopes, however, not high expectations. The first few meets would set the precedent for the future. In these meets, Belmont Hill ran impressively, finishing on top in each. The toughest early season competition came against Fessenden, a team with a few very good runners; Belmont Hill emerged victorious. After compiling a 9-0 regular season record, Belmont Hill traveled to the Eaglebrook Invitational Tournament, for which the team had long been preparing. This preparation was not in vain; for Belmont Hill emerged victorious once again, with all of its eight runners finishing within the top twelve in the four school competition, and Chad Rounds, Belmont Hill's number one runner finishing first overall. A return encounter with Fessenden capped off a truly perfect (11-0) season. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Mark Connolly 131

Varsity Basketball The 1989-90 Varsity Basketball Team finished with a 12-8 record. The team won its last 5 league games including wins over Lawrence Academy and Governor Dummer leading to a birth in the New England Class "C" Prep Tournament. This was the second consecutive year the team had participated in this post-season event. When we started practice in November, we had a solid core of returners from 1988-89 (17-4) squad. Led by seniors Ted Murphy and juniors Robert Carlock, Jay Fritz and Stephen Stepanian, the team had a solid base, but lacked the experience that was thought it needed to win on a consistent basis. The team lost its first game to Nobles 43-32. Neither team played to the best of their potential and heading into the Rivers Tournament, Coach Bertelsen was skeptical about the team's chances to repeat as

champions. Led by tournament MVP Ted Murphy, Belmont Hill surprised everyone and went on to the finals with wins over Thayer (55-50) and St. Sebastions (70-31). In the finals, Belmont Hill faced tourney host Rivers and beat them on their home court by 25 points (65-40). After Christmas break, we started up again with a tough away loss to Tabor (66-59). Coach Bertelsen was conspicuously absent, as were the referees, as his wife delivered now team mascot (Christian Erik Bertelsen) on January 5, 1990. The team stayed competitive going 4-3 in its next seven league games. Against Milton, Murphy continued on his torrid scoring pace with 29 points on 10-14 shooting from the field, rivaled by one of the greatest individual performances against the team this year â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Jason Greenfield's 28 points, with an incredible 8 three pointers. In a close game, Belmont Hill had its chances to win, but was

unable to put together a strong stretch drive, losing 49-42. The St. Mark's game was notable in that Ted Murphy broke his nose and was unavailable for second half action. However, the gap was filled with strong shooting from Bob Carlock (10 pts) and sophomore sensation Pat Lavelle who took control down the stretch (13 pts) for a 51-47 victory. The team then lost a tough one at Roxbury Latin despite strong play from junior Steve Stepanian (21 pts). The next two games, with Murphy conspicuously absent, the team lost by a total of 6 points to St. Paul's and Thayer Clubs showing drive and determination in their refusal to fold. Junior Jay Fritz filled the gap with 16 points and 9 rebounds against St. Paul's and sophomore John White added 18 rebounds against Thayer in his emergence as a force to be reckoned with in years to come. However, upon Murphy's return, a

Front: P. Lavelle, B. Carlock, T. Murphy, J. Fritz, S. Senna. Back: A. Farivar, J. White, S. Stepanian, T. Fox, A. Bourell, B. Hughes, Mr. Bertelsen, J. Drucker

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rejuvenated team came out with three goals in mind: a winning season in the league, a winning season overall, and 5 wins in the last 5 games. All of the above were to come true. They wasted little time in burning both Brooks and Middlesex, winning by a combined 31 points with Murphy tossing in 21 and 29 points respectively. The next two victims, Lawrence and St. George's were torched as well. Tom Fox, Steve Stepanian and Pat Lavelle emerged as potent all around players. Our final regular season game was played at Belmont Hill against league-leading GDA. This would be the senior's final game at home and once again Captain Ted Murphy came through big leading the way with 31 points and 11 rebounds. Building leads up to as many as 18 points and finally settling for a 63-58 upset victory. However, our season was not over. . . Belmont Hill gained its second consecutive berth in the New England Class "C" Tournament. This tournament game was played against Tabor at BB&N. The team had already lost to Tabor by seven, but was plagued by foul trouble during the first game. Down 18-6 after one, Belmont Hill rallied back and was down by 2 at half-time. In a back and forth second half, Tabor's speed was too much and Belmont Hill went down in defeat 60-52 Belmont Hill Basketball had another successful campaign finish (9-6) in the league and (12-8) overall. Coach Bertelsen earned his 100th victory against Middlesex, this season as well as adding another Bertelsen to the ranks. The team was lead by Murphy who received all-league honors and was awarded the Navoni award from the ISL for sportsmanship and competitive excellence. Next year's team returns many valuable contributors including next year's Co-Captains Jay Fritz and Steve Stepanian, Bob Carlock, Patrick Lavelle, Andy Bourell and John White. Good luck next year! â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Jeffrey Drucker and Ted Murphy

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JV Basketball The 1989-90 junior varsity basketball team finished with an outstanding 13-3 record. Although overshadowed by a strong varsity team, this JV squad was very proud of their accomplishments throughout the winter athletic season. Peter Kimball, the team's coach, set a tone on the first day of tryouts. His priority was to establish a good defensive team that was quick, aggressive and consistent. The team lived up to the coaches expectations by limiting all opponents to approximately 45 points per game. A great contribution to the team was four members of the varsity who played interchangeably with both

teams: Reid Jordan (no relation to Michael), Jamie Young (no relation to Neil), Mark Brady (no relation to Bobby, Greg, or Cindy), and John White (no relation to Vanna). Their aggressive style of basketball, combined with the desire to win, constituted a great part of the team's winning ways. Other members of the JV squad included juniors: Bill Monahan, who dazzled the fans with Jordan-like moves to the hoop, Joseph Fahmy, who sparked many runs with his long-range shooting, Charlie "Shaggy" Rosenburger, who pulled down many rebounds utilizing his 36 inch vertical leap, Rob "Robby"

Morrissey, who made clutch shots when needed, and finally Chris "Hooter" LaGatta who dumbfounded fans (as well as himself) with some of his shots. Bernie MacNamara led a strong group of sophomores including: Mark Thacker, Jacob "Ice" Catchpole, Derek "The Round Mound of Rebound" Glantz and Dustin Boone. Perhaps the most exhilarating game was the last game of the season against Governor Dummer Academy. The whole team contributed, led by high scorers Young, Fahmy and MacNamara to defeat the Governors 66-59. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Joseph Fahmy

Front:J. Young, M. Thacker, B. Monahan. J Fahmy. J. Corchpole. D. Glanz. Back: M. Brady, D. Boone, C Rosenburger, C. Legatta, R. Jordan, R Morrissey, B. McNamara. Coach Kimball.

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Varsity Hockey As usual the Belmont Hill Varsity Hockey team has had a wonderful season. The team finished first in the Keller League, and first in New England. The team's final record was 14 wins and 2 losses in the Keller League, 24 wins and 6 losses overall. This season started off slowly with a loss to Harvard University JV 3-5. The team picked up the pace a bit and won the next seven games. The first of these was the first league win of the season 14-0 against Nobles. David Kilpatrick led the team not only as its Captain, but in points as well. David scored 3 goals and 2 assists. The next win came the next day. Little Caesars went home with 1 5-1 loss. Pizza, Pizza. The second league game was against GDA. Belmont shelled their goalie, and picked up a 6-3 victory. Ben Coughlin was the high scorer with 2 goals and 2 assists. Belmont Hill victories over Lawrence Academy

3-2, BB&N 8-3, St. Sebastians 11-2, and Milton Academy 3-0 followed. Over Christmas break the team headed down to Princeton N.J. and Buffalo N.Y. for the Lawrenceville and Nichols Tournaments. Belmont Hill won the first game in the Lawrenceville Tournament against Lawrenceville 6-2, and lost the second round to Culver Military Academy. Culver went on to win the Tournament. Belmont finished in third place after defeating St. Pauls 4-3. In Buffalo the team was more successful, winning the first game against Amherst Jr. A 9-2 and the second game against Upper Canada College 4-0. Unfortunately, a loss in the finals against the host team Nichols 5-4 landed Belmont Hill in second place. The team's second league loss of the year came in a rematch with GDA. Although Belmont outshot GDA 37-26, GDA managed to win

the game 2-0. Not letting their heads drop, the team bounced back with triumphs over Thayer Academy 7-3, and St. Pauls 6-1. The team then demolished the Canada Titans 14-2, as senior Jack Callahan came up big with 5 of the 14 goals. Belmont outshot the Titans 112-10. The squad then suffered a disappointing loss to Lawrence Acacdemy, however, 7-5. Three days later the team lost once again, this time to Tabor Academy 5-1. On the comeback trail, Belmont went on to defeat the next 10 teams they faced. The wins were as follows: St. Sebastians 8-1, Thayer Academy 5-1, Andover Academy 3-0, Milton Academy 7-4, Nobles 4-0, St. Pauls 2-1, and the final league game of the year, BB&N 7-1. The team had won the Keller League, and was headed for even greater success in the New England Prep School Tournament. The first game of the tournament

Front: T. Sullivan, I. Moran, K. Martin, D. Plourde, M. Schwartz, D. Kilpatrick, S. Leary, J. Callahan, M. Reis, G. Nannene, P. Raymond. Back: Mr. Martin, P. Woodward, M. Flynn, B. Pompeo, B. Monahan, S. Almon, G. Callahan, B. Coughlin, K. Davidsen, T. Flummerfelt, P. McLaughlin, B. Murphy, M. Yunes, Mr. Cleary

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was played at home against an old foe, GDA. Everyone knew who the winner would be, all that was left was to play the game. An astonishing win it was, as BHS won 12-2. The two teams spent a total of 40 minutes 30 seconds in the penalty box. The second game of the tournament was no less thrilling. Belmont was skating on air when the squad won 5-1 against Canterbury. It looked like Belmont Hill would have another chance to play Tabor, but unfortunately (or fortunately) Tabor lost to Westminster 6-5. Belmont Hill was up against a P.G. school where the players were as old as 22 yrs in some cases. The team was not only playing against a hockey team, but a hostile crowd as well. The Belmont Hill fans were outnumbered by at least 3 to 1. Yet, when Belmont got the first goal of the game in the second period the chant SIEVE, SIEVE, SIEVE could be heard above all else. When Westminster covered the puck in their own net, BHS received a penalty shot. Senior Captain David Kilpatrick skated down the ice and picked off the glove side corner of the net to make the score 2-0. Brendan Monahan followed with the next goal to make the score 3-0. Westminster responded with two goals at the end of the second period. Belmont went to the locker room for a quick pep-talk from Coaches Martin and Cleary. Whatever it is that they said seemed to work, as Belmont scored 3 minutes and 7 seconds into the third period and held Westminster to only 1 shot in the entire third period. The final score was 4-2 The crowd ran onto the ice to congratulate the team. The team was met by reporters, television, and fans. The trophy was given to the team as flash bulbs went off in harmony. Another astounding season. Thanks for the memories. Michael Yunes (Manager) 141

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Front:C. Loutrel, C. Russell, B. Lanagan, C.Conlin,T. Spring, M. Rooney, B. Kurtz. Back:J. Melillo, D. Katz,J. Paquin, B. Turner, P. McDonough,K. O'Brien, M. Cotter, Mr. Brownell

The JV A hockey team had another outstanding season under the leadership of Coach Robert Brownell, finishing with a record of 22-1-1. The season was characterized by the Hill's overpowering offensive displays resulting in the double-digit demolition of their opponents. The team did meet their match late in the season, however, as they lost to a talented Walpole Varsity squad 6-3. The team wishes to thank Coach Brownell for his time and effort this season. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Mark Rooney

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Front: P. Guiney, M. Ferarri, M. Micozzi, F. Yunes, D. Asano, M. Gouthro,J. Kitayama. Back: B. Hughes,C. Hannon,J. Mutrie,J. Young,C. Mutrie, F. Walsh, Mr. Fleming.

Under the tutelage of Coach Kevin Fleming, the Belmont Hill JV B hockey team ended the '89-'90 season with an impressive 21-2-1 record. Losses to strong Lincoln-Sudbury and St. John's Prep teams proved ultimately to be the only black marks on the team's 24 game schedule. The squad started quickly with five consecutive wins over Arlington Catholic (9-1), Charlestown (2-1 in overtime), Malden Catholic (9-1), Arlington Catholic again (5-2), and Malden Catholic again (7-2). The team then met up with a solid Lincoln-Sudbury team, losing 3-1.

Following their first loss however, the squad bounced back with a six game unbeaten streak earning victories over Austin Prep (9-2), Xavarian (4-1), Milton Academy (7-0), Malden Catholic (7-2), and Austin Prep (7-1), as well as a tie with Charlestown in overtime. The team then was dealt their second loss of the season, losing 5-3 to St. John's Prep. Not surprisingly, the team bounced back once again, this time with an eleven game winning streak. Victories over Latin Academy (7-5), Malden Catholic (5-4 in overtime), Xavarian (7-4), Charlestown (7-3),

Don Bosco (7-1), Andover Academy (4-3), Milton Academy (10-3), Middlesex (9-0), Mt. St. Charles (7-2), Andover Academy (7-1) and BB&N (9-0 rounded out a season that can be called nothing less than outstanding. The team wishes to thank Mr. Fleming once again for his time and efforts this season. His practices, characterized by intermittent sprints and European 3 on'3 games, were intense, yet fun. This attitude seemed to carry over into the games, which the team feels contributed greatly to its ultimate success. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Frank Yunes

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Alpine Ski Team The Belmont Hill alpine ski team clinched its 14th league championship title out of the last 15 years by beating second place Milton and third place Nobles. Both the Junior Varsity and Varsity teams competed in six races each against five other schools. The team was composed of 23 skiers, nine of which rotated for the eighth Varsity spot. Co-Captain Bob Crowley finished third in the league and was instrumental to the team's success. Coach Dan Hunt described Crowley as "a skier with very good concentration who is consistently fast." Junior Alex Kahn was fifth out

of the seven all-league members and "skied very well as a new skier for the Varsity squad this year." The third all-league skier from the Hill was freshman Paul Argus who claimed the seventh spot overall. There was talent elsewhere on squad as well, contributing to the team's continued success. Senior Co-Captain Sean O'Brien was unable to participate in three early races but "skied very well and made an incredible comeback." Tom Godino, Jim Poss and Gregg Antonucci also contributed to the success of the team, and are described as all "very technical skiers and will be an

important part of next year's squad." Shawn Hurley and Jake Dwinnell both enjoyed outstanding seasons as well. JV performances included Jason Pimie's two second place finishes and one first place finish, and Mike Ricciardelli, Dave Korb and Andrew Parkhill all with first places. The team wishes to thank Coaches Hunt and Whitney for their efforts this season, and looks forward to another outstanding season in 1990-91 under Co-Captains Mike Ricciardelli and Tom Godino. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Mike Ricciardelli

1st:A. Parkhill, E. Lev, P. Argus, W O'Donnell, E. Pastan,J Urban. I. Fernandez.2nd. Miss Whitney. A. Fuller, G Antonucci, H. Kargman,S. Fitzgerald, S O'Brien. B. Crowley, D. Korb. I Godino, M. Ricciardelli, A. Kahn, F. Boyog, Mr. Hunt. 3rd: J. Pass, J. Dwinnell, S. Coppedge. S. Hurley, A. Moon, J. Pimie.

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Varsity Cross Country Skiing After a particularly depressing day of Cross Country Skiing practice, with the drizzle coming down and the wind whipping up, a fellow student came up to me and asked, "Why do you do this?" Looking at my sodden clothes and muddy ski boots, I suddenly realized that I had never thought about it before. Skiing had always just felt like the right sport for me. After much thought, I figured out exactly what attracted me to this unusual activity. It takes a certain type of person to really enjoy cross country skiing at Belmont Hill, since most people would certainly not enjoy girding up a desolate and wind-driven hill in sub-zero temperatures, or sloshing through several inches of dirty slush on a local golf course. The only thing that makes such conditions bearable to the Cross Country Ski

Team is the group's collective insanity. Walking into the ski room, one would not be able to tell that the people here were the 1990 Division Two New England Champions. In fact, one would think that this cross-country skiing was the equivalent of winter intramural softball. As Head Coach Francis Kirby once jokingly said to our team, "You guys must be the most negative skiers in the league." Superficially, he may have been right, because we never failed to complain about the conditions or the length of the course before each race. However, this was our way of keeping the sport in perspective, and not taking things too seriously. Indeed, despite our easy-going attitude, we managed to find determination and stamina that enabled us to perform well.

Certainly, the fact that everyone on the team was good friends helped us this year, a fact that was reflected in our everyday performance. Indeed, a factor that largely led to our success was the existence of a very strong 'pack; in the varsity team that race after race took consecutive positions in the top twenty finishers. A typical finish order consisted of one or two racers from other schools, then Sanford Whitehouse (Belmont Hill's number one skier), then maybe two skiers from other schools, and then the 'pack' of four or five Belmont Hill Skiers, followed by the rest of the racers. The annual pre-season trip to Waterville Valley did much to foster this sense of comradery. Blessed with especially good conditions this year at Ski Camp, the team spent four days of moderately tough skiing.

Front: T. Lo, D. Feinleib, D. Rife, S. Ribich, C. Lum. Back: Mr. Rodger, M. Hewitt, B. Walsh, D. Marple, S. Whitehouse, D. Evans, S. Goldkamp,C. Woll, Coach Kirby

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Even though the snow conditions this year left much to be desired, we made the best of a bad situation and still managed to practice on snow most days. Although snowfall this season did exceed that of last year, the team faced slushy and dirty snow for most of the season. Most practices were spent at the Weston Ski Track, which offers snowmaking, and not at the Corcord Country Club, where the team normally practices when conditions are favorable. We quickly grew bored of incessant loops of the ski track loop, but Coach Kirby did his best to enliven the situation with practices spent on games of "Zippy Ball" and "Brittish Bulldogs" that were supposed to help stamina and technique but more often than not ended up with broken skis and battered limbs. However, we enjoyed ourselves, which was all that mattered. Cross Country Skiing is unusual for Belmont Hill in that the team is made up of students from many different age groups. Thus, seniors were able to share their knowledge of the sport and offer help with second formers. Upper schoolers, therefore, became friends with middle schoolers that they might not otherwise have met. Another characteristic of BHS skiers that endeared me to the sport was the fact that all kept success and failure in perspective. Rather than setting our goals on the Championship or an undefeated season, we strived only to improve our performance over previous races, trying to beat individuals to whom we had lost before. Considering all of these points, the positive aspects of skiing far outweigh the negative ones. At first glance, it may not seem the most glamorous of activities, but it is the aspects that people don't see that make cross country skiing unique. The team wishes to thank the Coaches for their efforts this season, and looks forward to equal success next year. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Hugh Hynes

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Varsity Squash Before the season began Mr. Seeley made it very clear that this year's varsity squash team would be a six man team. The players questioned his new policy, but as the season progressed it proved to be instrumental in the success of this year's squad. The team started off the season with a good showing at the Jackson tournament, finishing third out of five schools. It then finished runner up in the Belmont Hill Christmas tournament and then proceeded to attain a record of 5 wins and 2 losses (losing only to St. Paul's and

Groton). The team continued to perform well following this initial surge of tournaments relying on its overall depth to pull out important wins against Deerfield and Brooks (3-2 in both). Because of the "six-man team," Belmont Hill was able to maintain a full squad and continue to compete strongly in its remaining matches. Although the team lost some very close matches at the end of the season to tough Andover and Milton teams, the squad managed to finish the season with a very respectable 11-6 record and an

overall good feeling about its performance. It was this confidence matched with the intense competitiveness of the players that was the driving force behind Belmont Hill's successful campaign and strong finish in the Interscholastic Tournament. The depth and physical stamina instilled in the team at the outset by Coaches Seeley and Schafer formed the basis for the team's very successful season. The team wishes to thank them for their efforts, and looks forward to continued success next year. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Tim Ehrlich

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JV Squash Following an early loss to Milton, the 1989-90 JV Squash team never looked back, posting an impressive 12-1 record. Decisive wins over Middlesex, St. Paul's, Brooks, Nobles, Groton and Andover highlighted the squad's winning streak.

Perhaps the sweetest victory of the 12 was a win over the very same Milton team that had beaten them previously. The JV Squash team was composed of 4 juniors (Scott Parrot, Phil Goldsmith, Jeff Jones and Dave Khoury), two sophomores, (Simon

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Varsity Wrestling Consisting of three seniors, two juniors, one freshman and eight sophomores, the varsity wrestling team holds great promise for the future. Since Belmont Hill had a relatively young team this year, all its victories came from hard work and conditioning. At practice, Coach Don "von" Bradley, assisted by coach Josh Kraft, created a light-spirited, but serious atmosphere in which the team could improve. During meets, while other team's coaches remained silent, Mr. Bradley would yell out encouragements and advise to his wrestlers. All of the coaching, conditioning, and training came together, when the wrestling team delivered a crushing defeat to P.C.D. at the last home meet. At heavyweight, Captain Michael Brown was the emotional leader of the team. Even as he moved on to an impressive record of 11-2 and a third place finish at the

Graves-Kelsey wrestling tournament, Mike still had an amazing ability to motivate other wrestlers. Marcus Collier, a senior in the 130 pound weight class, used his amazing quickness and strength to drop stunned opponents on their backs. At every home match, the noise from the fans would increase tenfold when Marcus took to the mat. Marcus ended the year with a record of 10-3 and a fourth place finish at the Graves-Kelsey. Wrestling at 160 pounds, Amen Eubanks often used his strength to overpower other wrestlers. Often, he would lift his rival and throw him to the ground. At the Thayer match, Amen elevated his opponent off the ground and accidentally dropped him on the referee. A senior, weighing in at 171 pounds, Stephen Daunis was unquestionably the best leg wrestler on the team. His double grape vines

could turn even his strongest competitors into submissive piles of flesh. At 140 pounds, Darren Orr and Mark Dalakalis, both sophomores, wrestled about an equal number of matches at that weight. Since one would often wrestle an exhibition match, both wrestled in nearly three quarters of the meets. In the 152 pound weight class, Todd Crowley wrestled with focused intensity and skill. When wrestling on the bottom, Todd would always be in constant motion. When he shot in on his opponent's legs, Todd almost always obtained a take-down. Colin "Triple Fat Goose" O'Donnell, a freshman at 103, using his long arms, amazingly defeated many of the juniors and seniois in his class. Jay Marden, a sophomore at 112, often had trouble keeping his weight at 112 pounds, hut he never had any

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trouble putting opponents on their backs. Weighing in at 125 pounds, Keith DeBlasi always tried his hardest. The day before one match, Keith hurt his back. Yet, the next day he came to weigh in, holding a heating pad to his back. Later that day, his back seething in pain, Keith went out on the mat and pinned his opponent. Taking second place at the Graves-Kelsey for the 119 pound class and ending the year with a 9-3 record, Andrew Daunis will undoubtedly be unmatched in his wrestling ability in the next two years. Andy is also unmatched for his wit and sense of humor. John Craven, a sophomore at 189 pounds, was the only person heavy enough to wrestle with Mike Brown in practice. John, however, dreaded wrestling with "Brownie," because Mike would always put John in painful moves. When it was time for John to wrestle in a match, he seemed to remember what Mike had done to him in practice, and John decided to take his revenge out on his opponent. John Morris, a junior, wrestled a fine season at 135 pounds. He expects to be a force in next year's season. Chris Dahlberg, a junior at 145 pounds, ended the season with a record of 5-7-1. Bepi Raviola, George Pantazelos, Nick "Chesty" Vietor, Tom Horan, Andrew Cassanos, and Andrew Hack were the other members of Varsity Wrestling. The Wrestling team would especially like to thank the Daunis family for allowing us to stay in their house in Rhode Island for the Graves-Kelsey wrestling tournament. We also appreciate the support shown by our captain, David Kraft, our manager, Jay Medaglia, the Browns, the Krafts, and all of the other people who supported the team at our home matches. And, we offer our deepest gratitude to Mr. Bradley, who has devoted so much of his time and energy toward helping the team. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Chris Dahlberg 161

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Third Basketball This year's Freshman Basketball Team exceeded all expectations, posting an impressive 13-0 record. The first two games of the season proved ultimately to be the toughest, as the squad defeated Groton by two points in a hard fought contest, and Roxbury Latin, also by a two point margin, in double overtime. The team steadily improved, going on to demolish such strong teams as Nobles, Middlesex, GDA and Fay. The undefeated season was highlighted by outstanding individual performances. The dazzling offensive moves of Mike Nadar, the relentless play of Matt Fritz, the stingy defense of Gautam Chopra, Caleb Collins and Matt Kilmartin, the domination of the boards by Kenny Sommers, Matt and Pat O'Neill, the outside shooting of Mark Connolly, Carl Fantasia and Mike Laurence, and the outstanding work ethic of Tony Rosenfield and Reza Fateh, all added up to a well deserved 13-0 record. The team wishes to thank Coach Martellini, the mastermind behind the success of the squad this season. His keen insight and vast basketball knowledge proved to be the difference game after game. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Mike Haggerty

Fourth Basketball The Fourth Basketball Team posted a 7-7 record this season, under the guidance of Coach Fleming. "We ran into some tough public school opponents," said a team member, "but we handled the ISL competition pretty well. Our wins over Milton and Rivers stand out in my mind." The squad worked hard, growing mentally and becoming closer as a group while earning its 7-7 record, which in retrospect was described as "respectable under the circumstances" by one of its members. The team wishes to thank Coach Flemming for his efforts this season, as they look forward to proving themselves next year as freshmen. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Josiah Epps

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Fifth Basketball Belmont Hill School's Fifth Basketball team posted a misleading record of 3-5 this year, as the squad lost several close games. Clearly a better team than their record indicates, the team was also hampered by several key injuries. "We worked hard," said one team member, "but we just didn't get the results we deserved." The team wishes to thank Coach Greer for his efforts this season, and looks forward to proving themselves next year. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Jack Lander

Third Hockey The third hockey team's 1989-90 campaign can be called nothing less than a success, posting an impressive record of 23 wins and 3 losses. Among the most memorable games of the season were those against teams from New York, Connecticut and the Soviet Union. The Season was truly unforgettable. The team wishes to thank Coaches Gallagher and Landau for their time and effort this season.

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Fourth Hockey The Fourth Hockey Team posted an impressive 10-2-2 record this season under the Coaching of Mr. Orrin Wood. "Our toughest opponent by far was Fay, although we defeated them 6-5 and 8-2 in our two games with them," said one team member. "They always came to play and I think that was good for us." The team worked hard and improved as a unit as the season progressed. The team wishes to thank Mr. Wood for his efforts this season, and looks forward with great anticipation to playing freshman hockey next year. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Jay Peabody

Fifth Hockey The Fifth Hockey Team had a great season posting an 11-2 record while only losing to St. Moritz and Nobles. Victories over Rivers 9-1, St. Moritz 5-3, Fay 14-1 and 13-1, BB&N 14-1, Attason J.H. 3-1, Austin Prep 5-3, 10-5 and 5-2, and Fessenden 8-0 and 13-1 highlighted the season. Eric Almon was tough between the pipes, and defensemen Brian Joyce, Todd Davis, Kirk McKeown and Nick Thompson proved strong as well. Forwards Rony Griffin, Chris Yoshida, Mike Mellor, Justin Monahan, Bax Smith, Dave Phillips, Alex Brooks, Fordy Curran, John Westcott and Geoff Sprague added the needed offense. The team wishes to thank Coach Marsh for his efforts this season. Mr. Marsh not only taught the team how to win, but how to win effectively. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Kirk McKeown

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Third Squash The third squash team's 1989-90 campaign can be called nothing less than a success, as the squad posted an impressive record of 12 wins and one loss. The team suffered its only loss to a strong Milton Academy club, early in the season, but managed to get their revenge shortly after. The team's impressive ladder included Jason Boxer, Bill Tarr, Nick Grevelis, Zack Segal, Tom Tadros, Chad Rounds and Eric Shaff. The team wishes to thank Coaches Stillwell and Moresink for their time and efforts this season, and looks forward to upper school squash.

Middle School Wrestling The Middle School Wrestling team experienced a "roller coaster season," according to one team member, under the Coaching of Mr. Josh Kraft. The squad started out slow, and although they were greatly improved by season's end, finished a mere fourth in the standings. "We were not the same team by the end of the season," said one team member, "we really were better than fourth place." Individual performances highlighted the squad's season ending tourney, with Captains Jamie Binnall and Ron Horsley each picking up first place trophies, and Captain Al Gleason earning a third place trophy. The team wishes to thank Coach Kraft for his efforts this season, and looks forward to competing at the varsity level next year. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Jason Johnston-Mason 167

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I suppose it is not a coincidence that in these times of disintegrating socialstructures the fast three winter productions havefocused on the family. Beginning with 'Texas Trilogy each of these vehicles has examined the role of the family in the development of values, strengths, and weaknesses; indeed the total personality. In 'Texas Trilogy' the family is a spider web of failed dreams, alcoholism, and abuse which clings to Lu.Anne, limiting her vision and more importantly her ability to act on her dreams. 'Our Town presents a seemingly positive view of two charming Kew England families. But as the play MOVES on we find the members of the families parochial in attiturfe.s and perfunctory in their relationships. Emily sums it all up when she says at the end of the play, 'So all this was going on,and we never noticed.' '13nghton Beach Mentoirs' closes our own trilogy on thefamily. I will not spoilyour evening by commenting on this experience. Knowing the context in which we present this family to you shouldsuffice. 'Enjoy!

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Congratulations Frank! Best of Luck to You and the Class of 1990 Love, Mom, Dad and Michael

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Congratulations to the Class of 1990 Mr. & Mrs. Terry Clarke

Congratulations to the Class of 1990 Joseph & Jean Hurd

With love and Congratulations to the Class of 1990! from Will's family.

Sincere thanks to the Sundial's: Patrons Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth A. Marshall Mr. & Mrs. James Mutrie Mr. & Mrs. David McKay Mr. & Mrs. Robert Crowley Mrs. Colleen Young Mrs. Josephine Ricciardelli Mr. & Mrs. David Whitehouse The Stamps Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hughes Mrs. Phyllis Gleason

Donors Drs. Harvey & Leslie Shaff Dr. & Mrs. Jean Hurd Mr. & Mrs. Robert Crowley Sponsors Mr. & Mrs. Irving A. Berstein Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Senna Drs. Bhagwan & Maya Shajamo Dr. & Mrs. Earl Yunes Mrs. Dawn Burkhead Mr. & Mrs. Donald Korb Mr. & Mrs. John Lander Mr. & Mrs. Michael Davis The Murphy Family

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To Jeff Drucker and the Class of 1990 Best wishes and much success in the future Mom, Dad, Billy, Amy, Carolyn, Greg, Mike '86

Congratulations to the class of 1990! Myra & Robert Kraft

...To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and affection of children;to earn appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of friends; to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded. — Emerson

Dear Pookie — I wish you all the best for success at Chicago.I will miss you.I will always love you for the person that you are and the person that you have made of me(you are FOREVER MINE cutie Pookie!). — Love, Em

Congratulations "The glory of friendship is not only the outstretched hand nor the kindly smile for the joy of companionship;. it is more the spiritual inspiration that comes to one when he discovers that someone believes in him and is willing to trust him."

... and when you've found another soul who sees into your own, take good care of each other.

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T Prize Day PRIZE DAY AWARDS 1990 Prizes awarded to members of the Sixth Form George K. Hasiotis HENRY S. ROBINSON ENGLISH PRIZE Joshua C. Chaffin SPANISH PRIZE George K. Hasiotis JARED WATERBURY SCUDDER LATIN PRIZE Stephen C. Senna Peck, B. PRIZE Matthew SIXTH FORM HISTORY Jorge I..egarre • PHYSICS PRIZE Richard T. Gustayson NEW ENGLAND MATHEMATICS LEAGUE AWARD Jason H. Hurd MAYNARD MAXWELL MATHEMATICS PRIZE Thomas B. Fox THOMAS G. WALTERS MATHEMATICS ACHIEVEMENT PRIZE Lawson R. Clarke WILLEY SEXTANT PRIZE FOR CREATIVE WRITING Jonathan S. Boxer WOODBURY PUBLIC SPEAKING PRIZE George K. Hasiotis HAMPERS LYCEUM AWARD Michael J. McHugh PANEL PRIZE Lawson R. Clarke HAYDEN GAYLORD COON DRAMA PRIZE Sanford D. Whitehouse HAMILTON COLLEGE MUSIC PRIZE Thomas L. Niles PHOTOGRAPHY PRIZE Matthew B. Peck, EDWARD M. BURT COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD Stephen C. Senna BABE RUTH SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD .. Nicholas J. Conlin. Edward B. Murphy Jonathan S. Boxer, B-FLATS AWARD and GLEE CLUB AWARD Lawson R. Clarke. Jason H. Hurd, Peter J. Kilmartin, Jr.. Edward B. Murphy, James C. Stanzler, Sanford D. Whitehouse Jeffrey D. Drucker, Geoffrey M. Glick, RED AND BLUE KEY SOCIETY Michael B. Haggerty, William K. Halby, III, Timothy J. Muldoon. Robin B. Shahani Prizes awarded to members of Forms I through V Benjamin M. Coughlin, Hugh J. Hynes Garrett P. Nannene. Michael J. Yunes WILLIAMS COLLEGE BOOK PRIZE Hugh J. Hynes BROWN BOOK AWARD Benjamin M. Coughtin, DONATO MONACO AMERICAN HISTORY PRIZE Timothy H. Ehrlich Robert M. Carlock FRENCH PRIZE Ari A. Bree, David C. Evans, III COMPUTER PRIZE Michael J. Huang HENRY S. ROBINSON BIOLOGY PRIZE Michael W. Hewitt GEOLOGY PRIZE Hugh J. Hynes, Michael J. Yunes RICHARDSON CHEMISTRY PRIZE' Andrew P.C. Fuller, NEW ENGLAND MATHEMATICS LEAGUE AWARD Wesley E. Marshall Benjamin M. Cohghlin RENSSELAER MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE MEDAL Jason H. Rife HELENA WEISER FUNK AWARD David A. Feinleib WOODBURY PUBLIC SPEAKING PRIZE Marc L. Gouthro ANGELO M. TOGNERI ART PRIZE Alexander M. Gleason MIDDLE SCHOOL DRAMA PRIZE Jason E. Boxer MIDDLE SCHOOL PUBLIC SPEAKING PRIZE Michael D. Nader NEWELL HOWES MORTON AWARD Jason E. Boxer, Jason H. Rife PROSPECTOR AWARD EDWARD M. BURT COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD .... Nikolas A. Casagrande, Jeremy S. David, Abdi Fatch, Peter F. Folan, Andrew A. Hack, Jean-Pierre Paquin, Michael J. Ricciardelli, Jeffrey E. Young Richard V. Balikian, MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARD OF MERIT Perry 0. Barber, III, Robert L. Berstein, John A. Brennan. III. Brian P. Callahan, John J. Callahan, Jr.. Daniel J. Commins. Mark W. Connolly, Matthew M. Fritz. Mark E. Gallagher. IV. Matthew N. Lynch. Thomas B. Natl Matthew J. O'Neill. Alejandro Reti, Charles E. Rounds, III. John E. Seni. III. Eric D. Shaft, Robert M. Shaw, Robert T. Walsh Marc D. Cataldo, Penn T. Clarke. Marc S. Deragon, B-FLATS AWARD John L. Dwinell, Michael W. Hewett, Jay W. Fritz, Thomas D. Horan, Jr., Christopher D. LaGatta, D. Graham Robinson, Jr., Fraser M. Walsh, Il Joseph A. Catanzano, III, Josiah T. Epps, RED AND BLUE KEY SOCIETY Joseph N. Fahmy. AhsJi Fatch, Reza Fatch, Ivan D. Fernandez, Peter C. Guiney, Michael J. Yunes HARVARD CLUB OF BOSTON BOOK PRIZE

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The 64th Commencement

Varsity Baseball The varsity baseball team posted a 13-2 season record and clinched the league title with an exciting 1-0 victory over Groton in the second to last game of the season. Senior, all league pitcher Jamie Stanzler (8-1 for the season) hurled a one hitter on his way to victory. The team was ecstatic over the win and the league title. Not since 1985 had the baseball program won the I.S.L. The success of the team was due largely to the dedication and guidance of the team's two coaches, Mike Shafer and Bob Brownell. Without their knowledge and management, the team could not have had such a successful season. The 17 players bonded together as a unit and performed beautifully. Solid defensive play and timely hitting enabled B.H.S. to prevail. The squad boasted five all league members: pitcher Jamie Stanzler, two time batting champion Ben Caughlin, co-captain Mike McHugh, third baseman Dan Katz and first baseman Ted Murphy. Through the seniors' mature leadership and the underclassmen's intense competitiveness, the team triumphed. The season was a dream, one in which next year's team can only hope to repeat. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Scott Parrot

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Varsity Crew The 1990 varsity crew season was very successful, boasting a 4-0 record. The spring opened with two preseason races against Pomfret and St. Pauls. These races enabled the team members to taste a little competition before the season, and supplied the coaches with true race conditions in which they could make their final assignments to all boats, 1 through 4. Once the boats were set, they saw little change during the season. The crew program also saw the addition of a top of the line bow cox Vespoli light weight shell named the Princess Elizabeth Cup which was used by the first boat during the season. The first boat consisted of Captain Jim McCarthy, David Shaff, Chris Woll, Peter McLaughlin, and coxswain David Korb. The second ,i boat led by coxswain Sanford Whitehouse included Doug Marple, Michael Hewitt, Shawn Hurley and Jay Fritz. The third boat stroked by Jamie Seamans rowed with Abdi Fateh, Dave Evans, George Mix and coxswain Paul Argus. Finishing up the varsity squad was Fraser Walsh, Nate Paine, Jake Dwinell, Dexter Whelton and coxswain Scott Fitzgerald. The first race of the year was against rival Buckingham, Brown and Nichols where the first boat lost in a close race, but the second, third and fourth boats all finished first, capturing the win. The second race of the season was against Nobles where once again all boats saw victory except for the first. This was also the case against Brooks, as the Princess Elizabeth Cup waited for its first win. This victory came when the varsity crew team swept St. Marks in the last race of the preregatta season. At the New England championships at Lake Quinsigamond in Worcester, the B.H.S. third and fourth boats came away champions defeating touch opponent Groton, and in a close race, the second boat came in third. B.H.S. ended up losing in the over-all standings by one point to Groton. The team thanks its Coaches for their time and effort this season, and looks eagerly forward to 1991. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Scott Fitzgerald

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Varsity Lacrosse Although frustrated and disappointed at times, the varsity lacrosse team had a successful season finishing with a record of 8 and 6. With the excellent coaching and relentless drilling of coaches Treddenick and Bradley during the preseason, the team got off to a promising start, beating Pingree and Thayer quite easily. After a disappointing loss to Groton, the team mustered its forces, and under the leadership of tri-captains Will Halby, Peter Kilmartin and Ben Davis, avenged the Groton loss by annihilating Rivers 24-6 and beating a strong Middlesex team 9-6. The lacrosse team then suffered two painful losses to powerhouse Tabor squad 11-10 in overtime and St. Marks 7-6. Desperate for a win, the team worked extra hard in practice to prepare for the upcoming beating Milton in a messy occasion, the to rose clash with top ranked Milton Academy. That Saturday, the squad season. the of point high mudwrestle at home, by the score of 9-8; this was the Although the team only went 1 and 3 for the next two weeks, they were able to cap off a strong season with two impressive wins over Roxbury Latin and B.B.&N. Against B.B.&N., tri-captain Will Halby shattered the school scoring record with 8 goals in the game, bringing his career total to an incredible 180 points. All three captains, Halby, Kilmartin and Davis were recognized with all league honors. Under the leadership of co-captains Carl Talmo and Mark Rooney, with the returning varsity lettermen as well as the many talented players moving up from junior varsity and middle school teams, the lacrosse team and coaches feel strongly that next year's team may improve further on this year's successful season. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Carl Talmo

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Varsity Tennis This year's Belmont Hill varsity tennis team suffered through a roller-coaster season, with a series of ups and downs. After beginning the season at 6-0, the team slipped to 8-4, including a three-match losing streak, then finished up the season with a record. The team consisted of five returning lettermen: juniors David Khoury, Eliott Lepofsky, and Griff Blake and seniors Jonathan Boxer and Todd Sullivan. Rounding out the squad were freshmen Nick Keyes-Grevelis, junior Steve Stepanian, and seniors Robin Shahani and Harold Huang. The team had been performing well until, on April 28, in a match against a not-so-powerful St. George's team, Belmont Hill without three singles players, Khoury, Lepofsky, and Grevelis, lost its first match of the year. The three were playing in a national qualifier round and, unfortunately, the remaining players were not able to pull the team to victory. After defeating Lawrence Academy the team reeled through three consecutive losses, to Milton Academy, Nobles and Rivers. The loss to Rivers was not easy to swallow for Belmont Hill. This marked the first time a Belmont Hill tennis team had suffered a loss to Rivers. As junior Steve Stepanian stated after the game,"We were simply miserable." However, the team bounced back with convincing victories over Brooks and St. Sebastian's, and finished the season off with one more win against St. Mark's. The team wishes to thank coach Dan Hunt for his time and effort this season. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Steve Stepanian

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Despite missing four meets due to bad weather, the 4-1 record of this year's varsity track squad was still enough to give Belmont Hill a tie with Milton and Thayer for the I.S.L. league championship, B.H.S. first ever. "It was a good year," said sophomore Simon Dalgleish with team modesty. Together with the team's second-place finish in the I.S.L. meet and the come-from-behind third at the Class B New England Prep School Track Association meet, it was indeed a "good year." Only Milton Academy stood in the way of making the season "a great" one, as the perennial power notched a clear victory over B.H.S. in regular season play. However, the - A real story of the season came over two weeks later as Belmont Hill faced Thayer who had upset Milton in a tri-meet along with Worcester Academy. With a win guaranteeing the three way tie the B.H.S. team was three points down heading into the meets last event, the 4 x 400 relay. Belmont Hill left no question as to who would take the last five points as a team of senior tri-captains Michael Shwartz, Cole Conlin and Marcus Collier along with sophomore Mark Thacker, crushed the opposition, snatching a two-point victory. Despite this year's success, sophomore Penn Clarke vows that next year will be even better, "I think we'll win the league (alone) next year, we'll beat Milton next year," he stated emphatically. The success, however, can only be attributed to the coaching and leadership the squad received. "Once again," said Clarke, "Mr. Kirby has done a fantastic job." In addition, the success of the field events speaks for the efforts of their coach John MacLean and the 4 x 100 relay team's first-place finish at the New England's attests not only to the runners' skill but to sprinter coach Kevin Fleming's abilities. "We owe a lot to all of our seniors as well," said Clarke, "especially in terms of leadership by example. They really made this season what it was." â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Robert Carlock If;

Golf The Belmont Hill Golf team finished a very successful season with a three-stroke victory in the ISL tournament. The top five players on the team competed, with the top four players scoring. The five golfers who competed were Tyler Spring, John Melillo, Brendan Monahan, Frank Yunes, and Bryan Hughes. Spring shot a 79, which was the lowest score in the tournament, and Monahan shot an 80. Yunes and Melillo also placed in the tourney. The team finished with a total score of 333, beating league rival and close competitor Rivers by four strokes. Team captain Yunes commented, "We had the most depth of any team in the league, and so we knew we had a shot coming into the ISL's, and we came up big." During the season the team accumulated 12 wins, with only two losses and one tie. They defeated Milton (twice), Lawrence (twice), Nobles (twice), Andover, P.C.D., Thayer, Tabor, Rivers, St. Sebastian's, and Middlesex. Melillo said, "We really started playing well at the end of the season, and that proved to be a help in the tournament." Other members of the team include: first-formers, Jack Landers and Justin Monahan; freshman, Michael Burns and juniors, J.P. Paquin and Mark Brady. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Mike Micozzi

Sailing The Belmont Hill varsity sailing team enjoyed continued success this season under the leadership and direction of coach Chris Zamore. After winning all but one meet, two skippers and four crews made the trip to the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut. Skippers Nick Cramb and Mike Huang, along with crews Jon Bordeau, Andrew Hack, John Colarusso, and Rich Canzano, represented Belmont Hill at the New Englands. After placing a respectable eleventh place, eight team members competed in the three-day Massachusetts Bay Team Racing Championships. A fleet of brand-new JY-15 boats were provided for the event, courtesy of Johnston Yachts. The regatta was hampered by rain two of the three days; however, the competition continued. Milton Academy ended victorious, with Belmont Hill finishing a close second. Eight members of the team competed in the New England Team Racing Championships. Competition took place at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy in a fleet of F-J's. Belmont Hill ended the competition placing fifth over-all. Nick Cramb's comments summed up the team's successful spring: "I thought the team did pretty well this season. We had a lot of new sailors and a lot of new competition. I think by next year we will have improved a great deal." â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Jon Bordeau

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