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KLHT Kaleidoscope 1990 Volume 2 Table of Contents Student Life ................................................................................................ 4 Faculty

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Seniors

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Underclassmen Events

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Clubs

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Sports

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Ads

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Student Life Fun in the Senior Room

A mind is a terrible thing to waste.

What do you mean, “ W here are the hunks?� Look behind you, Connie!

Kim lectures the senior class on safe sex.

A Donald Trump wanna-be.

A b o v e: Senior Class Pres. L eft: “ Mr. Grey, please get your hands off Lora.�

F ar L eft: Gerrit loses self-control and beats Simon senseless.

“ It’s a plane!”

Barbizon graduates.

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“ This picture better not go in the yearbook!” Sorry, Aryn.

Around the Upper School Campus . . .

It’s the hair.

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A little to your right, Adam.

Yup, they’re in love all right. “ Uh, Karen. Karen! The camera, Karen!! Look at the camera, Ka­ ren! Karen

A b o v e: “ It’s all in the wrist.” L eft: “ Now class, this is the only way to stop those cyclohexanol fumes from killing you

Far L e f t Girls, your smiles are just so o o o o dazzling!

“ Your hands smell fine, Adam !”

Hayward pretending to be pen­ sive.

O n ce again, the y ea rb o o k wouldn’t be complete without a picture of Ned in it.

“ Those football hunks are just so good looking, aren’t they, Con­ nie?

“ You better let me start, Miss DeVinnel!”

“ Trying to get into college is just so much fun!”

L eft: Tasty, eh?

A b o v e: “ Now children, 1 + 1 - 2 , 2 + 2= 4

L eft: John sports a new look. L eft: Shame on you Andy! We don’t trust that evil smile for even one minute!

B elow : “ Well, I was just enlight­ ening Jess on

A b o v e: BE NICE AD AM !!

L eft: It’s easy to be cool when you have a slick teach like Mr. Van!

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Senior Dedication

The senior class dedicates this book to Pat and Mary M cCourt. They are two p eop le who care deeply about this school. They take care o f us as if we were their own children and the sch ool as if it were their own hom e. Always kind and helpful, Pat and Mary have put up with all form s o f our crazy antics. Thank you for all the care and support you have shown to us over the years. Sincerely, The Class o f ’90

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Mr. Daniel C. Hudson

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H ead o f U pper School

Mrs. Joyce G. Kicelian

Mrs. Helen Kweskin

Mr. Eric Pauli

Mrs. i the! Payne

Spanish

English

Science

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Mr. Gerard P. Casanova French

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Mrs. M aggie S. C ook English

Mrs. Catherine Mishkin Dean o f Students

Mr. Peter Huester Physics

Mr. Paul Hughes History

Mr. Russell J. Ryan Associate H ead o f School

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Mrs. Priscilla Pusack Science

Mr. William Pusack Com puter

Mrs. Graciella Rabassa Spanish

Mrs. Anna Sia Math

Mr. Benjamin Van Vechten English

Mrs. Karin W agner French & Germ an

Mrs. Elaine Waters History

Mr. Tom Artin Music

“ Back in the good old days . . .

It takes two to tango.

Mrs. Jan Harbolt Art

Mrs. Ann Huntoon Asst. Librarian

Mrs. Ann Hutchason Art

Mrs. Elizabeth Karlan Librarian

Mr. Thom as Main Dir. o f Boys Athletics

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I inda McNally P.E.

Mrs. Linda Ettie History & French

Mrs. Carol Holland

Dr. William B. Lyon

H ead o f Low er School

H ead o f M iddle School

Mrs. Emily Friedland Grade 1

Mrs. Virginia Fries Math

Mrs lu nne Nishero , , *

Mr, Allen N oble Math & History

Mrs. Mary Pappalardo

Mrs. Barbara Podlach

Mr. Edward Randall

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English & History

Grade 5

One of Mr. Hudson’s good days.

Lisa and Mrs. Wright - two maniacs of the same caliber.

Mr. William L. Wallace Math

Miss Elizabeth Walker Kindergarten

Mrs. Ruth W eil

Mr. Malcolm F. Wilmott

Mrs. Cathie Biewen

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English & Science

Sec. to H ead o f School

Mrs. Nancy Bloom Dir. >f Admissions

Mrs. Lois Rinaldi English

Mrs. Jane Ruffels Grade 4

Mrs. Barbara Smith Math & Science

Miss Dianna Tucker Grade 5

Mr. Lydecker lectures while young Benjamin patiently awaits next period lunch.

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Mrs. Vicki Byers Dir. o f D evelopm ent

Miss Alison Fagan Developm ent

Mrs. Rosemary Gallagher Student Support Services

Mrs. A m y Shapero School Psychologist

Mrs. Cynthia Hermanson Dir. Stud. Support Serv.

Miss Lynn Hermanson Student Support Services

Mrs. Virginia Jones

Mrs. Cornelia Jones Sec. to Assoc. H ead

Sec. to Lower School

“ So, has everyone been accepted yet?”

“ I’m the star. He’s just my good luck charm.” Ms. Ingeborg Thiel B ookkeeper

Mrs. Denise W ade Registrar

Ms. Ellen Waters Dev. O ffice

N orm a & Cesar Cabrera F ood Service

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Mrs. Carmen M endez F ood Service

Mr. Ricardo Moriera F ood Service

Mr. Peter Sanchez Chef/Manager K L H T

Ms. Isabel Useche Food Service

Mary & Pat McCourt

Mr. Titus Griffith

Custodians — L H T Campus

Custodian

Mr. Wayne Hartlett Custodian — King Campus

Mrs. Irene Kweskin Secretary to M.S.

Mrs. G lee Miner

“ Double, double, toil and trouble, fire bum and cauldron bubble.”

Secretary to U.S.

Mr. Matthew Hutchinson

Mrs. Carol O ’C onor

Mrs. Fran Smith

Ms. Charlotte Diamond

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Oh, the goals we set may exceed reality, ‘call failure always is a possibility. Who can tell us we are wrong, it’s up to us to figure out what life is all about.

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It was the best of times It was the worst of times It was the age of wisdom It was the age of foolishness It was the spring of hope It was the winter of despair We had everything before us We had nothing before us.

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D.F.,S.F.,J.C. -Thanks for all your help & support. Whatever Words I say I will always love you

As scary as a bird’s life must be, at least they have that, They can always fly away. I’m sorry.

The itsy bitsy spider crawled up the water spout down came the rain and washed the spider out out came the sun and dried up the rain and the itsy bitsy spider crawled up the spout again.

* There’s a land that I see Where the children are free. And I say it ain’t far To this land from where we are. Take my hand, come with me Where the children are free. Come with me - take my hand And we’ll live. In a land Where the river runs free. In a land Through the green country. In a land To a shining sea. And you and me Are free to be You and me. Free to Be You and Me

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No more turning away From the Weak and the weary No more turning away From the coldness inside Just a world that we all must share » • It’s not enough just to STAND AND STARE Is it only a dream that there’ ll BE NO MORE TURNING A W A Y . V f —Pink Floyd

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ranks to m 3ut Coach < jnished? - I.C.F. Pauli - So what is it, KCN? Greer - 1 think we need a bigger clipboard. Benj - So who really thought of putting Binky in the closet?

Some little jerk in the F.B.I. Keeping papers on me Six feet high, — Rolling Stones

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This is not the end. It is not the beginning of the end. It’s only the end of the beginning. — Milleniui

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11 you need is rock n’ roll — White Lion

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Peace in the world, or the world in pieces. Northern Sun

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Douglas Adams My place is of the sun. - Indigo Girls Pardon me for breathing, which I never do anyway, so don’t know why I bother to say it, oh God, I’m so depressed. Here’s another one of those self-satisfied doors. Life! Don’t talk to me about life. — Douglas Adams You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one. I hope someday you’ll join us and the whole world will live as one. — John Lennon

A body without a soul is a corpse, a soul without a body is a ghost. — Ayn Rand (John Galt) I am the magical mouse. I don’t eat cheese , I eat sunsets and the tops of trees. — Kenneth Patchen Beware of all enterprises that require new clothes. — Thoreau If growing up means it will be beneath my dignity to climb a tree, I won’t grow up, I’ll never grow up, not me. — Peter Pan Life is too short to waste. Emerson I know of a constant that touches distant stars Weaves desert with forest that keeps me on my path. Don’t tell me that gravity is 9.8 m/s. — Jen Happiness is the proof of your moral integrity, since it is the proof and the result of your loyalty to the achievement of your values. — Ayn Rand (John Galt)

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Dream where you want to dream Go where you want to go Be what you want to be.

Walk in the sunshine Watch for the bright sign Be all those things you’re able to be. — Bob Weir

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Words of wisdom, sharper than knives; makes you wonder how the other half dies. — INXS

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

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Think only qfyfh£ best; Work only for bes^;\ And expect’^nly the! best. 1 Anonymous

Close your eyes, let your spirit start to soar! And you’ll live as you’ve never lived before. — Phantom of the Opera soul take you where you long to be! — Phantom of the Opera

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90

A nd y- It's been too long-12 Years! Green M & M s, G reco-O riental connection, fun w ith Fizyks, spin­ ach balls. A risto tle b e rg & Platostein, HO R E D . Chem , Pinhead, the good Sam aritan, 2nd p eriod sh-ts. C o nan1, scamming & the debt. Do we have a Spanish teacher sonal chau ffe r. BK least w e 're in good ils. Phantom of the

yet??, Rughead(s), yo u r p e r­ runs, W awa's at 11 3 0p m , at co m p an y candlelight vig ­ O pera. Bonehead. to o deep,

m ino r miscalculations, ecology o f , It's ra in ­ ing the w eath er's too bad . m icrow ave p o p corn, 0 and what??, the M ichelin Man. Phys­ ics O lym ics, tree , ice bom b, Boing, Boing Sm ile!!, J-m an:Prom '88(a mist-ke?), feeding tim e. 3am , " W E " , fa iry tales & bedtim e stories, V ulcan m ind-m eld. A nd y,give me some gas $. the breakfast bar raid. Mrs. K arlan & o u r personal lounge. predictions(P rom ’88), B atm an, "c a n we ever make a decision ? " W indy-learn reverence Erica-desk, la m p. & pulsating — —

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cle, y o u ’re great E ric-what else is there? Andre w fth e o th e r o n e ) - ll yrs, be good. M ary-thanx fo r all. Brenski-a new life awaits. B ri-yo u 've kept me sane. Peace & P ro spe rity; Live L on g & Pros­ per

B rian B B B R R R A A A -P ug s, C o w , Jaws. Fox, ??? the stones, double D, to be kn igh ted , the keg, acci-audi, zep, d rin k a th o n '8 9 , biod a d, chemaw hate ver, A risto tle b e rg , stairw a y . . m a rlb ro man. spuds, o u r beach, bench, bed? - N o t, "sh e likes w h o ? !!". " I am going to k ill h e r " "L e ts Just Be Friends, O K. B r i" - L H T 9 -48 not bad eh!! T H E L O V E M O B IL E L IV E S !!! 2 :0 0 A M , Stam to W est in 10, Paul! “ They s — all o f th e m !” Rem o O u r little Rom an O rg y, gang!. H a p p y Trials. U V A . T he » D in e r . the Connan Man, M arc & John. " I C a n ’ t B re a th .” The P rom ! G uido, the k ille r p im p fro m hell! W hy, I’ m B uttm a n!! Mission Im possible. M a tt's M a rtin i and a real d — — Jen!!!. 6 9 dude, M ost u n fo rg e t­ table, d ude!!! F o ur bi chs fro m hell. S pring B re ak

D anielle-V H o t S tu ff H B tch Be Q uiet! Denise!M B The P roblem S itting w / Dave d ick & D oyle, lam oo.cam auflage, stealing cookies The Saturday, Ihen. 2ducks, green M & M ’s "W h e n I think back on all thje cra p I le arned in h ig h s c h o o l/It’s a w o nd e r I can think at aH"-Paul Simon. CooksHughes, A u lt-T ha n kyou -A da m Caratess-Greenw ich 8 th .g r." I 'm m ot d — — ” L ife , is w eird and w e ird e r still. Dr. D e w o lf-b roth e rly love. Amazing p ow e r of recall-! hate volleyball-M adlibs O H my G od. it ’ s huge! SanaDrew C ara G reat Green Globs w alk like a D arlink-T he nose knows. I ’m o ff to find Rom eo in the woods G wen, Gen, Smra, doofpss green Peace & h arm on y all yo ur days. 9 yrs!See ya!

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Barbara-Good luck 90! I’ll miss you guys. Fe-I’ll miss you O R C , s u m m e r . g o l f c a r t ac c i de n t s - Randy,

Bob-Spring vacas on Jupiter.the Link. Opus. THem sad ones: VS,JW,GK,and Jim my D. AND all those almost

PF.MC,DT.JD,RT, + the rest. There’s so much + so litle

forgotten memories-late nights, toot-toot, 1-2,and possibly

time. Memories herb, funny things, Nant.Were good friends, right? You’ve always been there. I LUV YOU!

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frees, etx. I'll miss you a lot. How’sa goin? CB Mom’s

a masterpiece, “ you aint gonna learn what you dont

home, did you do that on purpose? KK, ORC, BF Haven.

wanna know.’’-GD.Remo and Garret-thanx. Ashhley, lea,

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Sam, and Alice. John H. Thanx for helping me keeping it

RH don’t forget me. My big brother CAK it gets better,

off my Back. Hiya Lora, you’re pretty special. 5-22-89, the worst yet the Best. Remo your a class act.

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touch!

Tina- marries Bobby Brown. Adam- continues to deny his relationship with Connie. Courtney- lowers her status & dates a King guy. John- knows hockey? No! Megan- decides it’s O.K. to be seen in public with members of her class. She shows up at the 10 year reunion & tries to hold a class meeting, but no one listens to her. Barbara- gets the part of the Scarecrow in Wizard o f O z II, & gains critical acclaim for her natural acting. Greg- is still on his last pack & has just recovered from mono.

Karen- spaces out while driving to an important breakfast & runs over both of her dogs. Nikki- finally catches up to Robert’s age. Lisa- makes a video called W orkout to Country M usic. Paul- actually becomes a “ dude-man” & flexes himself to death. Jess D.- gets the lead role in a soap opera where she is able to cry everyday for absolutely no reason. Jen- finally dates “ a SOCCER player.” Bryan- gets glasses & discovers it s much easier to go to the bathroom when he can see. Bruce- joins Denny Terrio as the host of Dance Fever. Simon- finds something he can’t relate to sex. Alii- decides flirting is futile. Andrew G.- finds a helmet big enough for his head. Morad- we didn t want to write anything because we were afraid he’d beat us up. Ed. Nick- finally figures out how many guys were chasing him with 2 X 4’s. Bob- is still attached to Lora. Elyse- enters the New York Public Library & hasn’t been heard from since. Veronica- is still doing dishes and driving Fancie. Kathy- decides she loves K LH T so much that she remains as a band instructor. Nicole- decides it’s about time she starts talking more, but is too timid to telll anyone. Karin- opens a chain of Laura Ashley stores. Chris- gets a sex change & becomes happily married, barefoot, & pregnant. Connie- takes over the voice of Elmer Fudd & lives on a cattle farm in Kansas. Kim Kelly- SH U TS UP! Kim Kessler- is currently serving time in the state penitentiary for breast-feeding her child to death. Jess K.- backpacks across the country & plants a tree farm in L.A. Debbie- finally completes her collection of St. Luke’s Class of ’90 football team rings. Gerrit- starts thinking BEFORE he starts talking. Peder- admits that Maarbjerg doesn’t really spell “More Beer.” Marnie- unable to deal with her separation from Angela, sits at home alone talking & giggling to herself. Matt M.- finally becomes ungrounded, but is unable to function without a group to follow. Fiona- makes up her mind. Angela- becomes a chemist & invents a hair spray that bonds even more tightly than Crazy Glue. Lora- returns to this world. Matt P.- is still intimidated by Megan & Sam. Robin- marries Ed. Lauren- after finally getting a dog, gets a cat. Deena- becomes a lab scientist and discovers that D-N-A isn’t chemistry. Andy- opens up a University where he defers thousands of overqualified candidates just to spite them. Brian- still hasn’t: gotten a girlfriend, learned how to dress, calmed down, etc... Danielle- is still accepting any short stories, poems, etc. that could be put in P otp ou rri or Indelible Ink or whatever it’s called. Remo- gets a nose job & becomes a Playgirl centerfold. Laura- stops being nice to everyone. Rachael- stops whining. Audrey- gets sucked down the drain in a tragic bathtub accident.

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Most School Spirit:

Most Manipulative:

Andrew Gautrau & Deena Shaffer

Andrew Gautrau & Fiona Muir

Chris Houghton & Allison Feinglas

Most Outgoing:

Most Likely to Succeed:

Most Athletic:

Brian Stavrides & Fiona Muir

Andrew Sia & Elyse Gross

Andrew Gautrau & Connie Huffine

Friendliest:

Nicest Eyes:

Paul DiPasquale & Jessica DiSalle

Matt Morrison & Lora Phillips

Best Dressed:

Biggest Ego:

Most Rambunctious:

Morad Ghorban & Bruce Fallon

Gerrit Lydecker & Courtney Black

Morad Ghorban & Lisa DeWolf

Class Flirts: Chris Houghton & Allison Feinglas

Class Clown:

Most Dependable:

Paul DiPasquale & Kim Kelly

Andrew Sia & Debbie Levinson

Best Pals (girl & girl):

Best Pals (guy & girl):

Best Pals (guy & guy):

Courtney Black & Lora Phillips

Paul DiPasquale & Robin Rapaport

Remo Tartaglia & Chris Houghton

Heartbreakers:

Loudest:

Best Looking:

Chris Houghton & Kim Kessler

Gerrit Lydecker & Debbie Levinson

Chris Houghton & Lora Phillips

Cutest:

Most Obnoxious:

Brown Noser:

Matt Morrison & Kim Kelly

Gerrit Lydecker & Kim Kelly

Paul DiPasquale & Jessica DiSalle

Senior Favorites

Category

1st Place

Expression ............... “What a day” Movie ....................... Lethal Weapon 2 C o lo r........................ Black Gum ......................... Big Red Ice Cream ................ Heath Bar Crunch Music ....................... Classic Rock ’n Roll Male Sex Symbol ..... Mel Gibson Female Sex Symbol ... Paulina Car ........................... Saab Place to P arty ...........Matt’s Radio ....................... 92.7 WDRE T.V. Show ................. Wonder Years Cartoon .................... Bugs Bunny Soap Opera .............. General Hospital Comic Strip ..............Calvin & Hobbes

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Marilyn Monroe Porsche

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In the life of B elow : Diet Pepsi..the choice of a new generation Paul’s generation.

“ Gee Con, I think 1 love ya!”

B elow , right: Debbie and Deena — double trouble.

B elow : Major Football fans.

Right: Peder before an A.P. European History test.

F ar R ight:

“Yes, Marie. No, M arie. W h atever you say, Marie.”

Right: “This is how you do it...so do it!!”

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Left to Right: Miss America 1992, 1993, 1994

Juniors: Front R ow : Mrs. Harbolt, Jennifer Warren, Jennifer Gardiner, Jennifer Baker, Kristen Lynn, Erica Brody, Laxmi Contractor, Marie DiGiorgio, Whitney Pagliaro, Samantha Marx, Cynthia Pelzer, Tara Simon, Maureen Stack, Denise Ryan. S eco n d R ow : Mr. Huester, Audrey Wagner, Lyn Buccieri, Rachel Glover, Megan Doyle, Vanessa Garnett, Mary Biewen, Brooke Kuffel, Jessica Ginsburg, Alyce Malikian, Cory Bockius, Robin Goldstein, Sara Guinness, Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Payne. Third R ow : Chris Russo, John Salib, Chris Lagan, Adam Goldenberg, Eric Smith, Bernie Edwards, David Smith, Chris Webb, Dan Zisson, Marc Rinaldi, Sean Beime, Eric Gorman. M issing: Ahmed Fattouh, Monica Thompson, Loren Walker, Shekhar Thakur, Eric Kropp.

F ar L eft: Hey, Jeb, how’s that Crazy Glue holding up?

L eft: Colombian Mountain grown coffee — it certainly does wake you up!

B elow : “ Hi there, big boy.”

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F ar R ight: Who knows what’s going on in that brain.

R ight: Those are the faces of two liberated women.

B elow :

“Once upon a time there were four little Rabbits, and their names were — Flopsy, Mopsy, Cot­ tontail, and Peter.”

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Ninth Grade: Front R ow : Greg Vlamis, Sean Gallagher, Jason Cole, Anthony Quick, Joe Hart. S eco n d Row: Ned Abate, Pam Blomberg, Kan1 Fausing, Danielle Cort, Clairibel Alonso, Whitney Earle, Michelle D’Antuno, Dina Begetis, Jamie Shulman, Cassandra Patterson, Debbie Kin Heather Oppel, Libby Malikian. Third R ow : Mrs. Pusack, Mrs. Kicilian, Phil Holzer, Madison Adams, Emilie Hall, Michele Cochran Carols Buzanowski. Dana Metzler, Kate Townsend, Jane Monahan, Alexandra Scanlan, Liana Katsaros, Paige Dusault, Victoria Bush, Carolyn Lambor Fourth R ow : Adrien Blanc, John Dickerson, Michael Edwards, Kevin Daily, Anthony Guevera, Brooke Horsman, Scott Trupchak, William “ Boome Warrick, Carl Witherspoon, Evan Kropp, Lalan Contractor, Ali Molavi, Lance Tammero. M issing: Mitchel Hoffman.

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Third Grade: Front R ow : Randai Zaia, Adam Lametta, Andrew Vuono, Charles Broodhurst, Chris Gabriel, Noah Wd\se\. S econ d R ow : Rachel Dorf, Chris Baker, Susan Amble, Ryan Hughes, Jordana Scanlan, Nick Karayiannis, Mrs. Weil. Third R ow : Mrs. Pappalardo, Nigel Clarke, Kate Larsen, Edgard Loyola, Jessica Mead, Michael Romano, Felipe Maradiago-Agailera, James Wylie.

S eco n d G rad e: F ron t R ow : Edward Boggert, Scott Ulicny, William Murphy, Paul Ramey, Anita Khar, James Fusaro, Brad Willard, Joao Sardinha, Dawn Drakeford. S ec o n d R ow : Erin Rath, Alica O ’Brien, Lauren Haber, Hilary Karls, Camille Wilson, Nicole Roseelle, Samantha McCormick, Alexis Cook, Virgina Peters, Stephanie Brown. T hird R ow : Mr. Gillies, Samantha Bathija, Eric Leiser, Nathanial Wilson, Jason Ferrandio, Samual Fletcher, Timothy Parminter, David Cook, Rita Trivedi, Ranju Sarkar, Jean-Paul Christopher, Vanessa Scanlan, Mrs. Geair.

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First G rad e: F ron t R ow : Burke Henderson, Daniel George, Nicholas George, Dana Sclafani, Joshua Cohen, Anthony Pirri, Christo­ pher Sanford, Meredith Buzanoski, Elizabeth Gabriel. S ec o n d R ow : Alexandra Caulfield, Lydia Ansen-Wilson, David Vuono, Sarah Baker, Jeanette Brooks, Lisa Kaufman. T hird R ow : Mrs. Friedland, Monica Velasquez, Matthew Staves, Katherine Srednicki, Timothy Pusack, Caitlin Cullen, Scott Tooter, Leah Reichard, Mikko Linnakorpi, Mrs. McDermott.

K in dergarten : F ron t R ow : Kyle Caruso, Tom Gardner, Larry Charles, Richard Tarantino, Adam Tooter, Daniel Glazer, Justin Meissel, Alexander Witriol. S ec o n d R ow : Adam Namoury, Stephen Ferrandino, Bradely Batusic, Sarah Jane Shattuck, Oliver Vignola, Terah Buckley, Christine Nelson, L ee Coats, Anne-Marie Lesier. T hird R ow : Mrs. Clark, Alice May, Kevin Contractor, Jill Ulicny, Jack O ’Brien, Nicholas Lazzaro, Am y Cohen, Mark Spatt, Jennifer Greer, Miss Walker.

P re-K in d e rg a rte n : F ron t R ow : Angus Littlejohn, Kimberly Chistophe, James Gardner, Katherine Davis, Joseph Grasso, Sarah Matthiessen. S ec o n d R ow : Mrs. Megrue, Franklin Harrington, Price Ferrara, Ravi Banerjee, Matthew Scarpace, Mrs. Brough.

’89 Walk-a-Thon

Good weather for great fun!

This year’s Walk-a-Thon was under threat of being cancelled because of rain, for the previous week was soggy. Fortu­ nately, the sun broke through the clouds early Friday morning, and the walk was held. After an assembly in the Upper School campus gym, the entire student body and faculty met in the circle for the cutting of the ribbon by Mrs. Cesare. At ten o ’clock, the walk was on. While everyone was walking, Bernie

Edwards encouraged people by playing music on the field between the two cam­ puses. When everybody had finished three laps of 3.3 kilometers each, they gathered outside for pizza and soda. The second annual Walk-a-Thon was a big success, raising lots of money for the United Way, the yearbook, and the C h r o n ic le . As the years progress, the Walk-a-Thon will probably become a time-honored tradition at KLHT.

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Homecoming ’89

Vikings rock the stands!

Despite extremely unfa­ vorable weather, the 1989 KLHT Homecoming was a great success. The weekend’s festivities started with the tra­ ditional Pep Rally on Friday afternoon. The cheerleaders, complemented by the new Pep Band, roused the spirit of the crowd. After the Varsi­ ty teams were introduced, the players were thoroughly pumped up for their games. Unfortunately, however, the weather did not share the spirit of our students. Torren­ tial rains forced the cancella­ tion of both the field hockey game and the cross country meet. However, both teams

won their hom ecom ing games on a rescheduled date. The first game of the week­ end took place on Saturday morning when volleyball took on Sacred Heart, destroying, them 3-0. The next game was to be the soccer match, but unfortunately, the field was under six inches of water. But, some miraculous handi­ work by the maintenance staff saved the day by con­ verting the football field into a soccer field. After a shaky first half, the KLHT team ex­ ploded and scored six goals on the bewildered team, lead­ ing the Vikings to a victory, 8-

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Although the football team was not victorious, they put up a valiant effort in their game against Brunswick. The KLHT defense was over­ whelmed by a lighting-quick Brunswick running back who was practically unstoppable. Certainly the high point of the game was when freshman Scott Trupchak caught a touchdown pass from senior Captain and quarterback An­

drew Gautrau. The final score was KLHT 7, Bruns­ wick 28. Homecoming festivities were wrapped up on Satur­ day night at the annual Homecoming Dance. Junior Bernie Edwards provided the music that encouraged every­ one to dance, including Homecoming King, Remo Tartaglia, and Queen, Fiona Muir.

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Talent Show The Stars are out tonight! Every year the talent show gets bet­ ter and better. Each show seems to have a special twist that makes the program stand out from any other. This year’s show ranged from the opening act of seven lower schoolers singing, to the band “ Level Six” to close the show. This year there was more participa­ tion in the show and in the audience than we have ever had. In the consoli­ dation of the two schools, more peo­ ple got involved in the show. This year’s program also contained a lot of participation by the new students who had more talent than anyone had ever imagined. Leading the audience through the show were M.C.’s Debbie Levinson, Nicole DeRosa, Andrew Sia, and Deena Shaffer. All in all, this year’s “ Come Catch Our Stars” was better than ever. The joining of the two schools added to the fun and excitement of the show, which will not diminish in the years to come.

Hallowe’en ’89 Boo!

Even though the weather was cold, rainy, and miserable, the spirit of Hallowe’en was all around. The energy level was overwhelming, and everyone was excited about the 1989 Hallowe’en party. Costumes in­ cluded the Chipettes, witches, static cling, a domino, and a cliche.

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Football was never quite like this!

The Halloween party was fan­ tastic and everyone had a great time. The party had prizes that included candy and no uniform days. The candy went to the most original costumes, Mickey and Minnie Mouse, and an oreo cookie. Although almost every­ one dressed up, the senior class won for the most participation.

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F ron t R ow : Andrew Sia. S ec o n d R ow : Am y Ayres, Carolyn Buzanoski, Deena Schaffer, Lisa DeW olf, Tina Arnette. T hird R ow : Melissa Minoff, Veronica Hanzel, Jessica DiSalle, Danielle Stillman, Jessica Ginsberg, Matt Polen. F ou rth R ow : Megan Doyle, Eric Smith, Jessica Kuh, Dan Zisson, Bill Krasnor, Clare Nichols, Mary Fox, Paul DiPasquale, Jason Cole, Natalia Vaughan, Kate Comisky, Elyse Gross, Ali Dusault, Ali Dorf, Jennifer Cropper, Eric Sherling, Denise Ryan.

30-isro F ron t R ow : Erica Brody (Layout Editor), Elyse Gross (Tri-Editor-in-Chief), Jessica DiSalle (Feature Editor), Connie Huffine (Sports Editor), Brian Stavrides (Tri-Editor-in-Chief). S ec o n d R ow : Wyndham Lathem (Photography Editor), Karen D’Antuono (Tri-Editor-inChief), Lisa D eW olf (Art Editor), Remo Tartaglia (Business Manager). T hird R ow : Andrew Gautrau (Co-News Editor), Andrew Sia (Co-

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Front Row . Robin Rapaport (Business Manager), Veronica Flanzel (Layout Editor), Deena Shaffer (Photography Editor). S eco n d Row. Paul DiPasquale (Asst. Business Manager), Wyndham Lathem (Copy Editor), Andrew Sia (Editor-in-Chief). M issing: Cindy Pelzner (An Editor).

Amnesty International: Front R ow : Tina Arnette, Mamie McNaught, Alyce Malikian, Jen Dubitsky, Greg Crofton. S econ d R ow : Bruce Fallon, Elyse Gross, Allison Feinglas, Danielle Stillman. Third R ow : Morad Ghorban, Michelle D’Antuono, Heather Oppel, Witney Earle, Alexandra Scanlan, Vanessa Garnett, Maureen Stack, Denise Ryan, Christian Hensley.

Front R ow : Andrew Sia, Emilie Hall, Carl Witherspoon, Wyndham Lathem, Brooke Kuffel, Connie Huffine. S eco n d R ow : Bemie Edwards, Mr. Artin, Jeb Dennis.

F ar L eft: “ So, what are we doing today, Oh high and Mighty A n ­ drew ?” L eft: Secretary Brian Stavrides and T r e a s u r e r Wyndham Lathem B elow : Mr. VanVechten, VicePresident Fiona Muir, President Andrew Gautrau, and Mrs. Ba­ ker

F ron t R ow : Lance Tammero, Boomer Warrick, Dana Metzler, Anthony Quick. S ec o n d R ow : John Salib, Rachel Glover, Laura Volpe, Pam Blomberg, Chris Blanc. T hird R ow : Fiona Muir, Wyndham Lathem, Warren Greene, Scott Trupchak, Hayward Smith. F ou rth Row: Andrew Gautrau, Lori Feinglas, Aryn Leiberman, Megan Campbell, Kim Kessler, Marie DiGiorgio, Connie Huffine. F ifth R ow : Sean Beirne, Mary Biewen, Adam Goldenberg, Peter Greenfield.

F ron t R ow : Debbie King. S ec o n d R ow : Allison Feinglas, Jessica Ginsberg, Danielle Stillman. T hird R ow : Alyce Malikian, Denise Ryan, Megan Doyle.

F ron t R ow : Emilie Hall, Ali Dorf, Am y Ayres, Yasmeen Feinstein, Ali Dusault, Debbie Levinson, Lauren Kacica, Jennifer Gordon. S eco n d R ow : Greg Crofton, Morad Ghorban, Jennie Dubitsky, Elyse Gross, Alison Feinglass, Danielle Stillman, Corey Feder. T hird R ow : Beth Kessler, Robin Rapaport, Veronica Hanzel, Lauren Sigenfeld, Bruce Fallon, Rachel Wendt, Carrie Murphy.

Lam bda Delta Pi: Front R ow : Wyndham Lathem, Tara Simon, Michelle Cochran, Erica Brody, Elyse Gross, Allison Feinglas, Debbie Levinson, S eco n d R ow : Laxmi Contractor, Cassandra Patterson, Bruce Fallon, Warren Greene, Danielle Stillman, Connie Huffine, Lora Phillips, Courtney Black. Third R ow : Marie DiGiorgio, Lori Feinglas, Ali Dorf, Maureen Stack, Denise Ryan, Rachel Glover, Audrey Wagner. Fourth Row: Melissa Fenwick, Dina Pruchansky, Andrew Sia, Clare Nichols, Michael Edwards, Adrian Blanc.

Front R ow : Emilie Hall, Ali Dorf, Amy Ayres, Yasmeen Feinstein, Ally Dusault, Debbie Levinson, Lauren Kacica, Jennifer Gordan. S econ d Row: Greg Crofton, Morad Ghorban, Jennie Dubftsky, Elyse Gross, Allison Feinglas, Danielle Stillman, Corey Feder. Third R ow : Beth Kessler, Robin Rapaport, Veronica Hanzel, Lauren Seigenfeld, Bruce Fallon, Rachel Wendt, Carrie Murphy.

: Front R ow : Sean Gallagher, Iciar Bonnemaison, Deena Shaffer, Kim Kessler, Debbie Levinson, Lauren Kacica, Jennifer Gordan, Ally Dusault. ;S. S econ d R ow : Carl Witherspoon, Adam Victor, Morad Ghorban, Greg Crofton, Phil Sissener, Peter Greenfield, Hayward Smith, Kate Comiskey, Natalia Vaughan, Tara Simon, Marie DiGiorgio. Third R ow : Loren Walker, Bill Krasnor, Christian Hensley, Andrew Gautrau, Lauren Seigenfeld, Mary Biewen, Warren Greene, Adam Goldenberg, Mary Fox, Lynn Bucchieri.

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Front R ow : Iciar Bonnemaison, Lisa DeWolf. S eco n d R ow : Veronica Hanzel, Alyce Malikian, Kim Kessler, Bob Gray, Greg Vlamis, Ali Molavi. Third R ow : Chris Lagan, Ahmed Fattouh, Lori Feinglas, Ali Dusault, Clare Nichols, Aryn Lieberman, Tori Filanosky, Adam Goldenberg.

N e e d le c ra ft Club: F ron t R ow : Frank Lagan, Walter Krueger. S ec o n d R ow . Am y Rinaldi, Am y Pappalardo. T hird R ow : Michelle Miner, Otema Adade, Elizabeth Urban, Sondra Helenese. F ou rth R ow : Adrian Massie, Justin Mingo, Lindsay Benton, Mrs. Dellangelo.

Greenhouse Club: F ron t R ow : Mr. Doering, Vicki Murphy, Christine Schaefer, Meagan Libby, Ronell Owens, A yaz Nanji, Colin Wallace S ec o n d R ow . Mr Cobden, Marcus Loyola, Sam Mann, Brian Patterson, Michael Sheridan, Toni Hitchcock Mrs Rinaldi

M. S. Art Club: F ron t R ow : Jenna Halliburten, Brian Cassin, Jason Bailey, Arthur Mewborn. S eco n d R ow : Andrea Mendieta, Margaret Price, Elana Shapiro. T hird R ow : Paul Lenhart, Mark Hoffman, Michael Cervi, Marina Supple, Alex Clarke, Renee Osario, Gillian Glover, Wesley Lepner. F ou rth R ow : Abbie Zuidema, Mrs. Nichols.

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F ron t R ow : Katharine Salib, Claire Schwartz, Brent Simon, Dr. Lyon. S ec o n d R ow : Christopher Tague, Nicholas Stavrides, Vanessa Richardson, Dempsey Collins, Jessica Dodge, Caroline McCann. T hird R ow : Cortney Blanks, Michael McNulty, Kate Ingalls, Elena Costa. F ou rth R ow : Kevin Wert, John Chobody, Steven Valassis.

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The departing seniors are led by four-year men P e d e r M a a rb je rg and N ick Gianopoulos. Gerritt Lydecker and Chris Houghton were new forces on the squad, and they contributed in needed areas. Next year’s squad will be based around returning lettermen juniors Ahmed Fattouh and Adam Goldenberg, and sophomores Phil Sissener, Pete Greeenfield, Greg Katsaros, and Rob Kligman. With these young players as a foundation, Coach Main is confident that the Vikings will soon become a dominant com­ petitor in future seasons.

F ron t R ow . Sean Beirne, Chris Houghton, Gerritt Lydecker, Andrew Gautrau (Captain), Morad Ghorban (Captain), Simon Farrington, Peder Maarbjerg, Nick Gianopoulos. S eco n d R ow . Otto Frank, Greg Katsaros, Phillipe Sissener, Peter Greenfield, Adam Goldenberg, Ahmed Fattouh, Chris Webb, Dan Zisson. Third R ow . John Romano, Scott Trupchak, Robert Kligman, Kevin Dailey, Adam Victor, Loren Walker, Carlo Vona, Anthony Quick. Fourth R ow . Mr. Main (Coach), Mr. Benjamin (Coach), Mr. Pauli (Coach), Mr. Greer (Coach). .

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Cheerleading has gone very well this year. We lost a great portion of the squad last fall as graduated seniors went off to college. However, the returning group was joined by the new additions of seniors Jess DiSalle,

Debbie Levinson, and junior Cindy Pelzner. Everyone worked long and hard to perfect the annual KLHT pep rally dance, which was very successful. All in all, we’ve had a great year full of spirit and fun.

First R ow . Deena Shaffer, Jessica DiSalle, Robin Goldstein, Cindy Pelzner, Mary Fox. S eco n d R ow . Kate Comiskey, Whitney Pagliaro (Co-Captain), Veronica Hanzel (Co-Captain).

Varsity Field Hockey The 1989 Varsity Field Hockey Team ended with a record of 8-5, the best record ever for KLHT. In addition, the losses were by a single goal. The team fininshed fourth in the FAA League, our most impressive show­ ing ever. For the past four years, the core of this ’89

team has been building. This year the seniors represented eight out of the eleven starting players. Because the seniors have been work­ ing together since seventh grade, we were able to come together as a real threat in the League this year. We played as a team, won as a team, and lost as a team.

Front R ow : Mrs. Wright (Coach). S econ d R ow : Miss DeVinne (Coach), Lisa DeWolf (Captain), Lauren Seigenfeld (Captain), Connie Huffine (Captain). Third R ow : Alexandra Scanlan, Bruce Fallon, Kristen Lynn, Kim Kessler, Marie DiGiorgio, Allison Feinglas, Brooke Kuffel. Fourth R ow : Jamie Shulman, Melissa Minoff, Carrie Murphy, Lori Feinglas, Jennifer Gardiner, Lora Phillips, Fiona Muir, Mary Biewen, Kim Kelly.

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in the cage with five shut-outs. At the beginning of the season, Lisa DeWolf, Connie Huffine, and Lauren Seigenfeld were voted tri-captains. The tri­ captains were also selected to play in the All-Star game. Connie Huffine and Lora Phillips won All-League recognition, while Lisa DeWolf won an Honorable Mention.

Varsity Soccer “Well, at least they tried hard.” Some people may think that that is the highest compliment one could give this year’s KLHT Varsity Soccer team. But the eighteen players who made up the team may disagree. The team didn’t try hard; they tried their hardest. Although the team finished with a disap­ pointing 1-12 record, it was far from a

depressing season. The first four games were dismal. The team lost two games that they should have won and got destroyed in two games that should have been close. Then a change occurred! Under the strong motiva­ tion of Head Captain Brian Stavrides the team started playing . . . weil!

Front R ow . Adam Bahna, Hayward Smith (Captain), Brian Stavrides (Captain), Andrew Sia, John Salib Matthew Polen, Matthew Morrison. S econ d R ow : Chris Lagan, Lance Tammero, Daniel Selig, Paul DiPasquale (Captain), Bob Grey, Marc Rinaldi, Michael Bellwin, Chris Blanc, John Brenner, Corey Feder. Third R ow : Mr.Noble (Coach). M issing: Greg Crofton.

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Suddenly, the team started function­ ing as a unit. The defense, led by Hayward Smith, was one of the best in the league. The wing defenders, John Brenner and Chris Lagan, a defender who had a bit of a problem distinguish­ ing the ball from an opponent’s leg, helped support the defensive stmcture of the team. The midline of halfbacks was also a force, not only defensively but also offensively. They were the leading goal-scorers; Matt Morrison, the team’s leading scorer, had six in the season, Brian Stavrides had three, and

Marc Rinaldi had two. These three players controlled the field on both offense and defense. The forward line, although not much of a scoring threat, was an effi­ cient group of players. The leading scorer, Greg Crofton, who came up with goals in clinch situations, headed the offense. John Salib and Adam Bahna carried up the ball on the wings, maintaining a good, constant offense. All in all, the team functioned well and showed much commitment, despite their losing record.

Varsity Volleyball This year was a definite growing year for volleyball. There were only five varsity play­ ers, while six are needed for a full team. This year’s team was held together by the strengths of three returning seniors,

Courtney Black, Jennie Dubitsky, and cap­ tain, Laura Volpe. The highlight for the team was their Homecoming victory against Sa­ cred Heart Academy, which they won 3-0.

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Front R ow . Natalia Vaughan. S eco n d R ow . Yasmeen Feinstein, Cassandra '.' Patterson, Maureen Stack, Miss MacNally (Coach). Third R ow . Jackie Striano, Vanessa Garnett, Denise Ryan.

Well, it seems like old times for the Viking Basketball Team. Where last year’s season left off, this year’s team picked up, and boy, what a season it has been! Although missing last year’s starting seniors Hubbard, Cavazzini, and Konidaris, the 89-90 season

team came in with some fresh faces just as good. Mitch Hoffman, Eric Kropp, and Rob Kligman, three new students to KLHT, along with returning members Andrew Gautrau and Nick Gianopoulos, make up the starting five, which at times could be unstoppable.

Front R ow : Bryan Epps, Mitch Hoffman, Evan Kropp, Greg Katsaros, Michael Edwards, Brian Stavrides, Chris Blanc. S econ d R ow : Sean Grant (Coach), Bemie Edwards, Eric Kropp, Nick Gianopoulos (CoCaptain), Andrew Gautrau (Co-Captain), Rob Kligman, Mr. Greer (Coach).

Throughout the season Big Nick averaged about fifteen points a game, which made a significant contribution to the team (Excluding a couple of missed dunks!). Accom­ panied by the cheer­ leaders at many away games, the Vikings made an impression upon all rival teams, and maybe next year we’ll even beat St. Luke’s!!

The season had a rocky start, however. Beaten by about twenty points by Brunswick in the first game, the KLHT Vikings came back in the following games to show their opponents who’s boss. It is nice to note that, at the last game of the season, the Vikings beat Brunswick at home.

The success of this year’s Girls’ Basketball team was long overdue. Basketball has not been a strong sport for KLHT in past years but a tremendous improvement came about this year with the combination of seniors that have played for years and many under­ classmen. The Captain, Kim Kelly, proved that her title was well deserved. With her vast knowledge of the sport, her ability to coach, and her excellence as a player, she led KLHT

to many victories. The fast-paced and exciting games brought faithful support­ ers to many games. The team’s spirit never dropped despite injuries and some occasional losses. This year’s team will hopefully encour­ age more students to play, more people to watch, and perhaps make the girls’ KLHT basketball team one to be proud of for years to come.

F ron t R ow : Miss DiVinne (Coach), Kim Kelly (Captain), Connie Huffine. S eco n d R ow : Lisa DeWolf, Lauren Seigenfeld, Brooke Kuffel, Tara Simon. Third R ow : Fiona Muir, Mary Biewen.

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continue his winning ways next season. Another strong prospect for next year is Phil Sissener who defeated his opponents through a mastery of both judo and wres­ tling. Peder Maarbjerg, Ahmed Fattouh, and Pete Greenfield all held their own in the heavier weight classes, adding to the team’s success. Corey Feder, Chris La­ gan, and Lance Tammero all showed themselves as viable opponents in the re­ cent season. All in all, the team proved that hard work and determination will pay off in the end. Hats off to Mr. Main who took the team from a mediocre season last year to a winning one this year.

R o w : Michelle Cochran, Vic­ toria Bush, Victoria Filanosky, Emilie Hall. S e c o n d R o w : Carolyn Lambom, Danielle Cort, Pamela Blomberg, Karina Fausing, Whitney Earle, Miss Baker (Coach).

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Girls’ J.V. Basketball R o w : Lori Feinglas, Mrs. Wright (Coach), Alexandra Scanlan. S e c o n d R o w : Bethany Kessler, Dina Begetis, Karina Fausing. T h i r d R o w : Yasmeen Feinstein, Effrosene Begetis. F ir s t

Boys’ J.V. Basketball R o w : Greg Vlamis, .Adrien Blanc, Graham Ruffles, Evan Kropp. S e c o n d R o w : David Smifh, Dan Zisson, Mike Belwin, Ali Molavi. F r o n t

Girls’ J.V. Soccer : Allyson Dusault, Yasmeen Feinstein, Nicole DaRosa, Samantha Marx. S e c o n d R o w : Mr. Casanova (Coach), Elyse Gross, Meg Lamed, Tara Simon, Jaquita Monroe, Natalia Vaughan, Alex Caradimitropoulo, Heather Oppel. T h i r d R o w : Effie Begetis, Jane Monahan, Katie Town­ send, Paige Dusault, Barbara Casey, Sarah Walters, Clare Nichols. F r o n t R o w

M.S. Football R o w : Arthur Mewbom, Kevin Vogul, Frank Lagan, Peter Glover, Mike Sheridan. Brian Patterson, Jason Bailey. S e c o n d R o w : Chris Tague, Mike McNulty, Mark Hoffman, Nick Stavrides, John Chobody, Brian Cassin. T h i r d R o w : Joey Roberson, Sam Mann, Brian Robinson, Javad Ghahary, Mr. Van Marx (Coach), Mr. Greer (Coach), Steven Valassis, Rich Oppel, Rob Johnson.

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M.S. Field Hockey F ron t R ow : Mrs. Rinaldi (Coach), Victoria Murphy, Lauren Hahger. Elana Shapiro, Christina Schaffer, Lindsay Murphy, Megan Libby, Iana Lyles. Christine Danford. S econ d R ow : Mrs. Engle (Coach), Sandra Hellinese, Jennifer Wolf, Nicole Farrow, Nanessa Richardson, Miss MacNally (Coach). Third R ow : Isabelle Blankley, Jenna Halliburlan, Susan Maclean, Caroline McCann, Lizah Lionetti, Margret Price, Andrea Dorf. Alicia Nisburg. Fourth R ow : Stenna Adadle, Issa VanDyke, Thea Rambush, Courtney Cooper, Katie Draper, Kate Ingalls, Elena Costa. Fifth R ow : Lizzie Hynes, Iota Begetis, Alison Murphy, A m ee Kleisner, Elizabeth Urban, Ali Lupa, Lara Carrente, Alicia Ellis, Dempsey Collins.

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R o w : Alex Clarke, Bryan McShane, Mark Edwards, Jeff Butler, Walter Kruser, Adrian Massie, Mike Ferrari. S e c o n d R o w : Mr. Doering (Coach), Mike Cerri, Peter Ballard, Marcus Loyola, Alex Nagler, Geoff Sanford, Sanjit DeSilva, Brian Good­ man.

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M.S. Boys’ Soccer II R o w : Colin Wallace, Jason Wong, Brent Simon, Ayaz Nanji, Eytan Shander, Andrew Peder, Eric Lane. S e c o n d R o w : Jason Williams, Ronell Owens, Lucas Dolphin, Stevie Holmberg, Colin Kennedy, Wesley Lipner, Paul Lenhart, Courtney Blanks, Mr. Cobden (Coach). F r o n t

M.S. Girls’ Soccer R o w : Gillian Glover, Emily Cullen, Beth McGroarty, Sara Charlup, Renee Osorio, Katie Salib, Amy Papparlardo. S e c o n d R o w : Jessica Dodge, Yanna Sofronas, Char­ lotte Christensen, Michelle Miner, Joanna Komfield, Amy Rinaldi, Missy Roselle, Nikka Jackson-Cooper. T h i r d R o w : Toni Hitchcock, Kirstie Baker, Katherine Taylor, Cathy Gomez, Juliet Stillman, Marina Supple, Missy Ro­ selle. F ir s t

M.S. Basketball I R o w : Sanjit DeSilva, Brian Robinson, Marcus Loyola, Mike Sheridan, Coach Greer. S e c o n d R o w : Javad Ghahary, Steve Valassis, Sam Mann, Brian Patterson. F ir s t

M.S. Boys’ Basketball III R o w : Mike McNulty, Nick Stavrides, Courtney Blanks, Kevin Wert, Damian Ellis, Brian Cassin, Ayaz Nanji, Chris Tague. S e c o n d R o w : Ar­ thur Mewborn, Stevie Holmberg, Lucas Dolphin, Joseph Roberson, Ja­ son Bailey, Ronell Owens, Mr. Cobden (Coach).

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M.S. Girls’ Basketball F r o n t R o w : Jennifer Wolff, Jenna Halliburton, Otema Adade, Nicole Farrow. S e c o n d R o w : Megan Libby, Yota Begetis, Andrea Mendieta, Thea Rambusch. T h i r d R o w : Carolyn McCann, Dempsey Collins, Sondra Helenese, Dessa Van Dyke, Elizabeth Urban, Isabelle Blankley.

M.S. Wrestling R o w : Michael Fareri, Peter Glover, Kevin DeVogel, Richard Oppel, Eric Lane, Brian Goodman. S e c o n d R o w : Mr. Main (Coach).

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M.S. Hockey : Zen Hussein. S e c o n d R o w : Lauren Hughes, Brent Simon, Andrew Reder, Robbie Johnson, Wesley Lipner. T h i r d R o w : Aimee Kleisner, Walter Kruger, Brian McShane, Adrien Masse. F o u r t h R o w . Mr. Van Marx (Coach), Alexander Nagler. M i s s ­ i n g : Lizzie Hughes, Katherine Kreindler.

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Mrs. Sia with a math class she has control of, and eyebrows. Mrs. Kicelian with a Spanish class that doesn’t fall asleep. Mr. Van Vechten with a class that doesn’t talk about his dog. Mr. Pauli with more stuff to blow up. Mr. Heuster with a new sweat suit. Mrs. Kweskin with a yearbook that doesn’t need to be censored. Mr. Burns with a history class that consists of cross country runners and wrestlers.

Mr. Hudson with a new wardrobe, and another economic joke. Mrs. Miskin with a black list of anyone who ever thought of doing anything. Mrs. Grant with twenty-one seniors taking their first year off. Mrs. Ccsare with a student body that agrees on everything. Mr. Ryan with a pear. Mrs. Wagner with those funking verbs. Mrs. Wade with anything she wants, anything at all! Mrs. Waters with her “love muffin” (Remo). Mrs. Ostrow with a senior class that’s not her favorite. Mrs. Rabassa with a cheerleader outfit and pompoms. Mr. Casanova with the fourth French Empire. Mr. Main with a walker so he doesn’t trip over his ego. Mr. Benjamin with someone who can outbench him. Mr. Greer with a senior who can dunk (with the ball). Kathy with a winning Varsity team that calls her Miss DeVinne or Connie and Kim.

Mr. Artin with a full band that can actually play. Mrs. Baker with an endless supply of M & M ’s. Mrs. Wright with Kim Kelly. Mrs. Miner with a huge pair of pliers. Mr. Hughes with a Republican candidacy ticket, and an endless supply of red pens.

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“If I had a star to give, I’d give it to you. Long as you live would you have the time to watch it shine, watch it shine, or ask for the moon and have it too-I’d give it to you.” Grateful Dead CONGRATULATIONS, FIONA! Good Luck Always Love, Kate

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Audrey: Congratulations to an early finish. You had an excellent round. Now, for your next show, you’ll design the courses, but they’ll double the height of the fences and change all the trainers and judges.

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To our beautiful, wise and wonderful daughter, Laura, we wish you a life of love, laughter, friends, fulfillment, and family. You have been a joy from the day you were born, and we are so very proud of the wonderful woman you have become. We wish for you, in what­ ever you choose to do, only the best life has to offer. To you and your friends, the Class of 1990, go our warm wishes for success in your college life, and in the many years ahead. Love forever, Mom & Dad

Dear Laura, Though the words are rarely said Yet, always conceded, Your strength & your love, Will always be needed, By a brother whose praises Are often too few, I want you to know I’ll always love you. Love, Paul

Danielle You can always lean on me. I love you Juliet

JESS-Thank you for making our world a brighter place. We are proud of all your accomplishments but mostly of the loving, thoughtful young woman you have grown to become. We are blessed to have you as our daughter. Love, Mom and Dad

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“And so at last to learn to use their wings.” — Robert Frost Congratulations To the Class of ’90 With love and pride from The Parents’ Association

Well, here it is, the 1989-90 yearbook. Production of this book was not as easy as I had hoped it would be. Beginning in the spring of ’89 with grand ideas of splendour, I soon realized that I would need a lot of help. Things went slowly at first. The desire to help was not lacking, only the knowledge of how to help. We were unable to attend the Josten's workshops over the summer, so everybody had to learn their job as we went along. My apologies to those who wanted to help, but didn’t. We just didn’t have the time to train all of you. Despite all of this, and a few other miscalculations, we did it! No all-nighters, either. Though the experience was harsh, and there were lots of stress-filled days, we saw and overcame.

This yearbook is here because of the combined efforts of many people. A lot of dedicated people sacrificed many hours and I would just like to thank them for it. Thanks to Chris Russo, Chris Lagan, and Adam Goldenberg for helping with layout. Thanks to Laura Volpe, Debbie Levinson, Jessica Ginsburg, and Eric Smith for taking great photos. Thanks to Robin Rapaport and Paul DiPasquale for financing the book. Also, thanks again to Paul for taking care of the grapefruit sale. Thanks to Melissa Fenwick, Erica Brody, Alex Caradimitropoulo, and Jaquita Monroe, a dedicated copy staff. Thanks to Matt Polen for doing a little bit of everything for us. Year 2010, Last Will and Testament, the grapefruit sale, articles, layouts, and photography, he did whatever we needed him to do. Thanks to Cindy Pelzner for all of the fantastic artwork. Thanks to Lisa DeWolf, Sarah Walters, Tara Simon, Brooke Kuffel, Debbie King, and Jason Cole for helping us out of a jam. Also, thanks to Hayward Smith and Warren Greene for those fine articles. Thanks to Kim Kessler, Megan Campbell, and Lauren Seigenfeld, for taking photos and making those collages. Thanks to Mrs. Miner for helping get lists and check spellings, as well as for mailing all of the proofs and deadlines. Thanks to all of the teachers for identifying the photos and checking spellings of names.

Sorry, Bri, but this picture had to be in here. Thanks to Brian, Eric, Jared, Karen, Erica, Mary, Paul. Andrew. Danielle, Ver, Karin, Jessica(s), Deena, & Brenzky. I would like to thank all of my teachers. You have taught me a lot and have helped to shape who I am. Mrs. Huntoon and Mrs. Hermanson, the two of you gave me skills and lessons about school and life that I shall never forget. Thanks to all of my coaches for teaching me the value of sportsmanship and team play. Sorry, I couldn’t get an athletic scholarship to college! Thanks for putting up with all of my library antics, Mrs. Karlan and Ms. Barder. Thanks Mrs. Karlan for the countless favors you have done for me over the years. Thanks Mrs. Cesare and Mr. Ryan for all of the support and opportunities that you have given me. Thanks to Mrs. Grant and Mrs. Wade for getting me into college. Thanks Mrs. Forster for all of the guidance, care, and patience. Thanks Mr. Pauli for being both a teacher and a friend, for all of your great stories, and for educating me about the real world, too. Thanks Mrs. O for introducing the theatre to me. Thanks, also, for the wonderful advice you’ve given me. Lastly, I wish to thank all of the faculty. You’ve been very supportive over the years. A great big special thanks to Mom & Dad. I love you both very much. And I wish to thank one more. Thank you God for all that you have given me, for the teachers, friends, and family who have guided me so far. I pray that You will be with me in the years to come. — Andrew Matthew Sia

Thanks to Mrs. Shaffer for helping us take pictures. Thanks also to the Development Office for loaning us photos when we were missing them. Thanks to our advisors Mrs. Mishkin, Mr. Pusack, Ms. Peterson, and Mrs. Kweskin. We could not have done it without you. Thanks Mrs. Kweskin for galvanizing me when I needed it. Thanks to Mr. Richard Carpenter, our Josten’s advisor, for all of his help and insight. A Big Thanks to Deena Shaffer, Veronica Hanzel, and Wyndham Lathem. You guys were a great bunch of Editors. I’ve run into few people as dedicated as you are.

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