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KLHT Kaleidoscope 1993 Volume V

King & Low-Heywood Thomas School 1450 Newfield Avenue Stamford, Connecticut 06905 (203) 322-3413

To the Class of 1993: You chose as this year s theme responsibility,â&#x20AC;? and seldom has a class lived its theme as demonstrably as you have. The ways in which you have taken responsibility are as diverse as the cultural makeup of your class. You have managed change with grace and ingenuity. Your leadership in activities, arts, and athletics has given us pleasure and excitement and has set a new standard for younger students to emulate. The hands you have extended to new classmates and to underclassmen have held a spirit reminiscent of the kind you shared with Ned. We will miss your energy, your humor, your talents, and your spirit. We are proud that a wider audience will now learn from the Class of 1993. Elizabeth Rockwell Cesare Head of School

This year the 1992-1993 Kaleidoscope Staff has chosen our theme to be “Warning! Open at Your Own Risk.” We feel that this theme suits each personality of our class of thirty-eight students. As a class, we are talented in many different ways. Therefore, the class of 1993 would like to WARN the world that we are on our way and ready to take our places in society. Whatever road we choose in the life ahead of us, we will carry the spirit and spunk that will distinguish us from the common person. “Warning! Seniors crossing.”

Mrs. Harbolt - From the start, you were there for all of us as our 10th and 12th grade class advisor. There is no doubt how far our admiration extends. You are a nurturer and a source of needed encouragement. As we have progressed through high school, you have been there to mother our tears and laugh with us when we needed a friend. Most importantly, you have brought out our zany side. You have taught us it is acceptable to be “different”, and for that you will always be with us. Good luck in your future endeavors. We know you will touch others’ lives as you have touched ours.

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Med, 'm glad I’ve had the privilege of knowing you. You’ve had the ability to put aside your handicap ind to take advantage of your talents. We’ll ilways remember you. Mike Edwards

Ned, It is once in my 12 years of learning in the same school with you that I was blessed with the presence of a divine soul. That divinity will never leave my heart even if a higher power has now claimed your soul. PFB

Your stay with us was much too brief To justify this numbing grief; I guess the old saw is true; it’s quality Not quantity that counts - at least with you. Ben Van Vechten

Ned, Your inner strength was immeasurable. I knew you for so many years. We grew up together. You have left only good memories. I am thankful for being part of your life. Adrien

A star is born and lives and dies, but its light shines for all eternity. MFW

Ned - to a friend: All you can do Is do what you must You do what you must do And you do it well. Bob Dylan

How do we say goodbye to a friend that taught us the true significance of life? We don’t. Ned, we will always hold your memory in our hearts, and you will graduate with us. We love you. Love the Class of ’93

Jason Cole

First Day of School On September 8 Summer ended for the students of KLHT. No more lying on the beach or going off on exotic vacations or even just relaxing at home. At about ten before eight, the students reluctantly began walking through those two big, black doors to begin yet another school year. The students went to the cafeteria first, where they met up with friends they hadn’t seen all summer, and they met the new students, some of whom had familiar faces from visiting last year. They picked up their revised schedules, listened to some announcements, and then went to the gym for the traditional opening day ceremony Here’s what some people had to say about the first day of school: Sophomores Anna Murphy, “ It was different, but it turned out okay,” Frank Lagan, “ It was very invigorating. I felt

welcomed, like a family,” and Jeff Kuffel, “Just another school day.” Freshman Kevin Devogel added that high school, so far, is “better than middle school.” Junior Kevin Epps exclaimed, “ I loved it.” Mr. Nagle described the day as, “ Busy, hectic and out of control.” Senior Alex Scanlan added, “Eve been here since fourth grade, and I still haven’t rung that bell.”

Homecoming ’92 On the cold morning of October 17, KLHT athletes arrived at school anxiously anticipating a day of vic tory. The day began with the v a rs ity boys so c c e r game. The guys fought with the stamina that KLHT is renowned for; Jeff Kuffel e x p re ssed some anxi et y when he said, “ I wonder if t h e o t h e r t e a m is a n y good?” The girls were pre pared for their soccer game as well. Anna Murphy ex claimed, “ I’m psyched! and I want to win!” The KLHT volleyball champions rolled

over S a c r e d H e a r t and Mo l l y V o s b u r g h c o m mented, “ It was an easy game.” At twelve o’clock, th e f i e l d h o c k e y t e a m showed their stuff and be fore the game Alicia Ellis muttered, “ I’m excited be cause 1 think we’ll win.” The football game culmi nated this exciting day, with a 42-16 vic to ry over Dwight-Englewood. Max M i l l e r s a i d , ‘ ‘ w e ’ re pumped!” As usual, many alumni came back to visit, and all involved enjoyed themselves. What a day!

The Performing Arts The performing arts at KLHT have provided our student body and audience with e nj oyme nt . Dur i ng first semester, the drama club put on two perfor mances. The first perfor mance, a one-act play di rected by Carolyn Buzanoski, starred Steven Valassis, Melissa Minoff, Alicia Nisberg, Deedee Dorf, and Dempsey Collins. The sec ond performance, directed by Mrs. Forster, starred Sa nj i t DeSi l va, La ur e n Hughes, Tenisha Ramsey, Paola Lopez, Catherine Go mez, and Kevin Devogel. Each performer made his or her mark up on stage, and entertained the audience. The talent show this year brought new faces as well as

veterans of the performing arts. Jamie Shulman said, “ It’s hard work, but it’s fun!” The whole night ran smoothly. Kevin Devogel said, “The show went well; there were some technical difficulties.” As the sound technician Jason Campbell commented,“ I’m just glad I’m not on stage.” Each performer had a lot of cour age and determination. Mr. Huester added, “ I enjoyed watching the kids, they are all great performers. They looked beautiful and the show was excellent.” Mr. Hu e s t e r coul d not have summed it up better. Mr. Karlan ended by saying, “The Shooting Stars was a success!”

Warning: Romance is in the Air . . . A r o u n d t he K L H T halls between classes you can usually spot a couple in deep conversation or in an embrace. There aren't many existing couples and the sta tus of relationships is al ways changing. That is what makes life at KLHT excit ing. Valentine’s Day was special this year because the seniors worked incredibly hard selling carnations to all of the students. They

ended up selling over 450. Our school really comes to gether where love and ro mance are concerned. The student council also demon strated an interest in ro mance. They handed out a survey to match up couples in t h e h i g h s c h o o l . It worked out spectacularly and people were amused by some of the students that they were matched up with . . . even Mr. Van Vechten

Warning: Students at KLHT are politically aware This year the students at KL H T became involved wi t h t he e l e c t i o n . Mr s Grant & Ms Dubitsky led the high school students in activities to increase their a wa r e n e s s and to al l ow them to understand the im portance of the campaigns. Some of these act i vi t i es were numerous assemblies, videotapes and rallies. We were all fortunate to have the former first lady, Bar

bara Bush speak at the Ital ian Center next door to KLHT. The Secret Service men scared some of us be cause they were hidden in the woods of our school. However, many students for and against Bush attended rallies outside the Italian Center, joining many others who were there for a spe cific cause. The students at KL HT are pol i t i cal l y aware.

Warning: Strict Uniform Enforcement Everybody knows that KLHT employs a uniform. But, what is that dress code? Does anybody really know? Does anybody really care? As long as a guy is wearing a blazer and a tie or a turtleneck, he is in uniform. Sneakers - no problem, they are easily overlooked. Black jeans - who can tell the difference? If you ask a girl what her uniform is, she will tell that she can essentially wear anything she wants, as long as it does not involve denim or leather. Yet, to many girls this uniform is too restrictive. With all the variety in the articles of clothing that are worn, there is ample room for confusion. How can it be called a uniform if everybody is dressed so differently? Also, could it be possible that Mr. Hudsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s assortment of exotic ties would qualify as uniform?

WARNING: EAT AT YOU OWN RISK Those who choose to dine in the cafeteria, be warned. You are risking your very life by eating there. The problem is not food poisoning or the spread of disease by bad broccoli, but rather aliens. Yes, there is reason to believe that the cafeteria has been taken over by aliens whose sole purpose is to overrun the planet Earth. There have been strange occurrences which serve as evidence for this claim. One female student, who requested to remain anonymous, described an extraterrestrial encounter: â&#x20AC;&#x153; I was sitting down to eat the calzone I had just bought. I went to cut it, and the calzone jumped up to bite me, as if it were possessed.â&#x20AC;? Fortunately, no one was hurt in this incident. The cafeteria has long been a place of mystery. No one is able to explain why the chairs are not all the same color, why the tables appear and disappear, and why underclassmen have been found sitting in the senior area. These latest discoveries of alien life only add to the mystery.

Warning! Victory is in Sight! Throughout the 1992/1993 school year, the KLHT ath letic teams have shown that victory is their number one priority. This year has been particularly rewarding. The 1992-1993 varsity volleyball team captured the FAA vic tory, placing number one. These seven girls had less depth than all of their com petitors, but they were per sistent. Thi s persistence paid off with a banner for

the KLHT gym, commemo rating their win, and a large trophy. The Viking football team showed that they knew the true meaning of victory this year with a record of 7-1 out on the field. Under the l eader s hi p of Coac h Orio, Coach Wright, and Coach Greer, the Vikings were champions, and vic tory became reality. We hope this tradition of win ning never ends.

Tammero, Lance p. 26 Bush, Victoria p. 27 Townsend, Kate p. 28 Hart, Joe p. 29 Dickerson, John p. 30 Lamborn, Carolyn p. 31 King, Debbie p. 32 Holzer, Phil p. 33 Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Antuono, Michelle p. 34 Susperregui, Jon p. 35 Trupchak, Scott p. 36 Gallagher, Sean p. 37 Ruffels, Graham p. 38 Shulman, Jamie p. 39 Kropp, Evan p. 40 Buzanoski, Carolyn p. 41 Scollick, Caroline p. 42 Mandelker, Daniel p. 43 Cole, Jason p. 44 Oppel, Heather p. 45 Adams, Madison p. 46 Davies, Kristian p. 47 Fatas, Pedro p. 48 Sadowsky, Kate p. 49 Blomberg, Pamela p. 50 Edwards, Michael p. 51 Holster, Brett p. 52 Vosburgh, Joannah p. 53 Scanlan, Alexandra p. 54 Campbell, J. p. 55 Cort-Werner, Danielle p. 56 Lewis, Rashidi p. 57 Alonso, Claribel p.58 Vlamis, Greg p. 59 Blanc, Adrien p. 60 Patterson, Cassandra p.61 Dusault, Paige p. 62 Guevara, Anthony p.63

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With imagination Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll get there â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Harry Connick Jr. Happiness begins with facing life with a smile and a wink.

I’d like to stay, But I couldn’t stay with you I have to go, I have a lot I want to do Pleasures be waiting By the sea With a smile For all the world to see. — The Samples

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Far away, there in the sunshine, are my highest aspirations. I may not reach them, but I can look up and see their beauty, believe in them, and try to follow where they lead. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Louisa May Alcott

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When I think back on all the crap I f c ^ ^ d in high school, it’s a I cafljthink at all. Paul Simon

Life is a series of Hellos and goodbyes I’m afraid it’s time For goodbye again — Billy Joel

These are the good times. These are the times we’re gonna laugh about. — Eric Martin

Many thanks to my American mother, Brooke; sister, Madison; and KLHT school for helping to make possible one of my wishes which was to come to America, learn a new language, and experience a different culture.

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“When your back’s up against the wall, you don’t lay down.” — Jeff Blatnick t think anything To Viking ’92 Football Team: “If one less person had put out one less percent we would have lost.”. — Timmy Prothro UCLA Football Coagii

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“The real glory is being knocked to your knees and then coming back. That’s real glory. That’s the essence of it.” — Vince Lombardi

Graham Ruffels Live life as a participant not as an observer. — My Dad Cornin’ at cha’ . .. — Cyprus Hill I had a dream crazy dream. Anything I wanted to know Anyplace I needed to go. A Hear my song sing along. Any lj song that you k n Everything that® small has to grtiB — Led Zeftl

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Catch the blue train To places never been before Look for me Somewhere down the crazy river — Robbie Robertson Yeah runnin’ down a dream that never would come to me workin’ on a mystery, goin’ wherever it leads runnin’ down a dream — Tom Petty

Can you picture What we’ll be So limitless and free — The Doors Sometimes I think, .Life is just a rodeo. The trick is to ride, An’ make it to the bell — John Fogerty Which way are you going? Which side will you be on? — Jim Croce .. " Time, Time, Time, See what’s become of me. • " ‘—'Simon and Garfunkel I wanna know Have you ever Seen the rainJ

An’ we m apm n, But, we w p never be here again. ^ Trite Eagles Learnfed to love the nigtit ’cause theHight gonna get ’ya Right between the eyes in the morning like a gun. — Gordon Lightfoot

And she walked away .in silence. It’s strange how you never know. But we’d both gotten what we’d asked Such a long, long time ago, — Harry Chapin

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All Japan. Otosan CHALLENGE! Okasan - NATUR-AL, LIVE AND NEW FREE DIAL! Risa - bak for Tomita, Kenji a.k.a McFly, Kazunori - I play to win! You Lost! Peace to AK, So cool we’re refreshing! Lou Lou, I love you almost as much as I love myself. C Ya in Tibet.

.. w4 Thanks Hector. Thanks to everyont who has a car and a licence 'or being my mode of ransportation. Thanks to KLHT for teaching me a lot of stuff. I don’t questior our existence, I just question our modern needs

Kristian Davies Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s better to be dead and cool, than alive and uncool - H.D. + M.M. If you have no expectations you will have no disappointments There is no happgje: and there shoukjJV^ be none, ancRt has mean? and a purpos that meanir" purpose is happines^I somegreater r e rational ekhov all that remained hope for was that on the day of my execution there should be a large crowd of spectators and that they should greet me with screams of hatred - Camus Times are hard and thrills are cheaper, as your arms get shorter, your pockets get deeper - W. Axl Rose Killing myself was a matter of such indifference to me, that I decided to wait for a point in time in which it would make a difference - Dostoyevsky

restricted and over so hard to be careful, so easy to be led. â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Tom Petty and they lived happily ever after

Pamela Blomberg All we need is a dream that we can do better than before — Carl Sandburg What lies behind us and what lies before us are small matters to what lies within us. — R.W. Emerson It ain’t long before it’s gone you might as well have a good time — CSN And there is always retrospect when you are looking back to light a clearer path. Every five years or so I look back on my life and I have a good laugh. — Indigo Girls VB, PD, KT, DC, JV So before we end and then begin let’s drink a toast to how it’s been” BJ You guys mean the world to me. Thank you-1 love you all! Mom, Dad, Jeff (&Judi) You guys are the best. Mom & Dad- Thanks for the encouragement. Jeff- you’re my Bro and confidant. I can only hope to do as well as you have.

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I'you ever wish you were a boy? Did you ever wish that you could be a boy just so you could do boy things, did you want to climb trees and skin knees and be th i^ base and not hear the boys say, Sui^yplay, but that means you have tooe third base. And one day wwhen you’re out in the world running, feet flying, dogs barking, smiles grinning, you’ll hear those immortal words calling, calling inside your head Oh you run like a girl. And you will say shout scream whisper call back Yes. What exactly did you think I was? inuscle is sexy.

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is a wish for the child, the rabbit and the fish call it a wish or call it a dream of a world that could be as it can seem towards such a world first comes the dream - The Dream Book

=5*m. The only one who /OU you can’t, is And you don’t have to listen — Nike In a game slightest advantrfge can mean the difference between success and failure^ it never hurts to have luck on your side, even if you do have to coax it a little. — Wade Boggs ihe only thing we have to fear, is fear itself. — F.D.R. Excellence or success is only attained through hard work. Commitment knows no off-season. — Carlden Fisk

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PHIL - 07 / 20 / 75 - 1 9 93! A1 Love r at last! Time to move on special thanx to mom and dad. Thanx to »«,i The entire KLHT upper school faculty. JC: I IflA couldn’t ask for a better friend - thanx. DM - Never !*1 fear. One far future day, The Republicans will rise ■ 11: again. Campbell: Good Luck doing The gates thing! *IL CS: I still haven’t figured you out yet! - And yes, I U Ei will miss you . Model UN 90, 91, 92 Taco Bell 91 \l Friendly’s 92 Marble 92 Gume - Nacho - Crisco- *-G The re! HappyJS!! Don’t stop thinking about tomor ■,(.) row - NOT. EC, LT, JD, and The rest of The class si of 93 - Live Long and Prosper!

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Senior Life

COLOR: BLACK MOVIE: BASIC INSTINCT ICECREAM: CHOC. CHI P COOKIE DOUGH PLACE TO PARTY: ANYPLACE ANYTIME ACTOR: MEL GIBSON ACTRESS: CANDACE BERGEN PASTIME: SLEEPING COMICSTRIP: CALVIN AND HOBBES CARJ EEP WRANGLER EXPRESSION: SCHWING! TV SHOW: 90210 SOAP: IVORY CAFETERIA FOOD: COOKIES DRINK: SNAPPLE DAY OF THE WEEK: FRIDAY RADIO: 95.9 PIZZA: CHEESE GUM: CINNABURST CARTOON: REN ANDSTIMPY MALESEX SYMBOL: KEVIN COSTNER FEMALE SEX SYMBOL: CINDY CRAWFORD

SENIOR COLORS: TURQUOISE, BLACK, NAVY MASCOT: CURIOUS GEORGE SONG: ITS SO HARDTOSAY GOODBYE MOTTO: IF YOU CAN'T BE WHO YOU WANT TO BE YOU'D BETTER JUST START BEING WHO YOU ARE.

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We The Seniors of ’93 leave: Mrs. Baker . . . Her own baking franchise. Ms. Barder . . . A class of seniors that actually go to the library to work. Mr. Burns . . . A complete wrestling team. Mr. Casanova . . . Computer Assisted interactive laser disc work stations for all his students Mrs. Cesare . . . A full house. Mrs. Cook . . . A whale watching trip Mrs. Forster . . . A slide machine that doesn’t have upside-down slides in it. Mrs. Grant . . . A Senior Class that finishes their applications. Ms. Haft . . . A party dress. Mrs. Harbolt . . . Clean paint brushes. Mr. Hudson . . . A new economics joke. Mr. Huester . . . A bigger A.P. physics class. Mrs. Kicelian . . . Her favorite Spanish class of all time. Mrs. Kweskin . . . A less stressful club to advise. Mrs. Libonati . . . Show Guys. Mrs. Mishkin . . . A couch for her classroom. Mr. Nagle . . . The Dream Team. Mr. Orio . . . Students that return their uniforms on time. Mrs. Orio . . . The Dallas Cowgirls. Mrs. Payne . . . A years supply of bread mold for Biology II. Mr. Pusack . . . People who leave his room as they found it. Mrs. Pusack . . . Day Care. Ms. Rodriguez . . . A freed Cuba Mrs. Sia . . . A job writing for the National Enquirer. Mr. Simon . . . A student body that “ moves” for guests. Mr. Van Vechten . . . A clean Senior room. Mr. Wallace . . . A math class in which he talks about nothing but math. Mr. Wilmott . . . All the rockets he can launch.

Mequitta Ahuja

Candace Buckley

Kirstie Baker

Charles Campbell

Jason Campbell

Elena Costa

Karine Daniele

Lassier Davis

Jessica Dodge

Katharine Draper

Alicia Ellis

Gillian Glover

Catherine Gomez

Basil Greenwood

Su-Ling Blois

Charlotte Christensen

Sanjit DeSilva

Jeffrey Grunberg

Peter Kirill

Marc Levitt

Marcus Loyola

Max Miller

Michele Miner

Melissa Minoff

Renee Osorio

Doris Poma

Marina Supple

Katherine Taylor

Steven Valassis

Abbie Zuidema

Jennifer Crawford

Andrea Dorf

Penn Egbert

Paul Ferraro

David Kovesi

Walter Kruger

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Timothy Hughes

Kyoko Ishida

Brett Lynas

Lennox Lin

Molly Midkiff

Paola Lopez

Anna Murphy

John-Kenyon Schabacker

Alex Vandervort

Alexander Nagler

Alicia Nisberg

Cheryl Price

Maria Sette

James Taber

Jami Turner

Molly Vosburgh

Yvodney Washington

Jason Wright

Joseph Cessario

Jennifer Berberian

Christine Danford

Shereif Fattouh

James Demirjian

Malen Gage

Kevin Devogel

Lauren Hughes

Brian Munk

Tenisha Ramsay

Taulbee Randolph

Vanessa Richardson

Claire Schwartz

Antony Sedgwick

Eytan Shander

Katherine Salib

Brent Simon

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Kristin Sparks

Nicholas Stavrides

Grayson Thurman

Elizabeth Van Dusen

Dylan Walker

Kevin Wert

James Wharton

Matthew Zung

Christopher Tague

Colin Wallace

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Eighth Grade: Front Row: Anna Christensen, Gina Cappa, Steph Taber, Nick de Spoelberch, Jennifer Dennis, Melanie Tanssig, Julian Grimes, Jen Klien, Palma Blank-Rosenblum, Jeremy Simon. Second Row: Miss Engel, Ben Baker, Jamie Rhoden, Sarah Lang, Melissa Ginsburg, Brad Riedell, Soulafreda Valassis, Michael Karls, David Edwards, Shweta Khar, Mr. Doering. Third Row: Janette Ponticiello, Jennifer Roselle, Micaela Dorf, Rory Donahue, Kara Lcn, Takeeya Person, Tarsha Drakeford, Matt Baun, Jackie Hyun. Fourth Row: Amy Rini, Laura Kropp, Colin Thom, John Andersen, Joe Collins, Billy Greenwood, David Hamm, Peter Karayiannia, Rachel Sedgwick. Missing: Lauren Unrine.

Seventh Grade: Front Row: Mr. Wright, Mr. Cobden, Alexis Suozzi, Mark Hendersen, John Muskus, Chris Fouracre, Devin Wallace, Robert Casselman, Arielle Schwartz, Courtney Shea, Mrs. Rinaldi. Second Row: Garrett Kruger, Susanna Coates, Jenn Zala, Sara Hutton, Michelle Guevara, Suzanne Vogt, Katherine Case, Brandi Lawrence, Carter Sainz, David Supple. Third Row: Scott Danser, Alex Villacis, Christian Kriegeskotte, Nick Montgomery, Kareem Lee, Jonathan Hoffman, Stewart Oakes, Jonathan Kengon, Billy Henneberry, James Klosson.

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Sixth Grade: Front Row: Kate Larson, Jessica Mead, Sarah Weitzel, Danny Meritt, Karen Lorelli, David Clarke, Nicholai Griffen, Alyssa Orlow, Adam Lametta, Rachel Dorf. Second Row: Katherine Redniss, Roseanne Hurlock, Christian Corrigan, Katherine Lewis, Michael Romano, Jordana Scanlan, Ryan Hughes, Brandi Hunter, Edgard Loyola, Vanessa Palo. Third Row: Gabriela Galvez, Jeremy Schachner, Elizabeth Nichols, Richard Berberian, Alyssa Fischer, Randy Zala, Alissa Baker, Christian Brown, Heather Walsh. Fourth Row: Ryan Supple, Scott VanDusen, Chris Haynes, Ward Anderson, Nick Karayiannis, David Lourie, Chuck Broadhurst, Andrew Vuomo, Andrew Hyun.

Fifth Grade: F ront Row: Al i ci a O’Brien, Alex Cook, Jane Manning, Rita Trivedi, Maude Murphy, Marga ret Coates, Samantha McCormick, Tobey Wallace. Second Row: John Oliver, David Cummings, Matthew Wexler, Benjamin Wiegand, Eric Lieser, Jean Paul Christophe, James Fusaro, Philip Kilanowski, Mr. Randall.

Fifth Grade: Front Row: Camille Wil son, Kate Barkar, Vanessa Scanlan, Anita Khar, Ranju Sarkar, Hilary Karls, Jean Bauer. Mrs. Riedell. Sec ond Row: Jonathan Siegel, Nathan Kayes, Seth Epstien, Andrew Reuben, Jason Ferrandino, Eddie Bogeart, Matthew Naidorf, David Cook, Sebastien Thieme, John Stradal.

Fourth Grade

Fourth Grade: Front Row: Kelli Sarkis, Andrea Berberian, Jaqueline Griffen. Sa rah Oaks, Alexandra Caulfield, Jeanette Brooks, Asheley Fischer Second Row: David Gomez, Josh Cohen, Matthew Staves, Nicholas Ahuja, David Vuono, Mrs. Gallucci.

Fourth grade: Front Row: Lauren Neu man, Sarah Shattuck, Katherine Srednicki, Afrodite Karayiannis, Meredith Buzanoski, Michelle Goodfriend, Dana Sclafani. Second Row: Lisa Kaufman, Zachary Blank, Burke Henderson, Timo thy Pusack, Scott Tooter, J. Edward Wright, Adam Kweskin, Mrs. Ruffels.

Third Grade: Front Row: Ben Smith, Lindsay Benjamin, Kimberly Mac Donald. Katherine Nichols, Jennifer Greer, Anne- Mar i e Leiser, Ryan Walsh. Second Row': Larry Charles, Kenny Ahuja, Adam Tooter, Al Orio, Mark Spatt, Evan Paquette, Mrs. Lieberman.

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Third Grade: Front Row: Kyle Caruso, Amy Cohen, Jack O'Brien, Kelsey Anne Ogrodnick. Christine Nelson. Brittni Brown, Sa mantha Baker, Mrs. Pappalardo. Second Row: David Sedgwick, Daniel Glazer, Brad ley Batusic, Matthew Kennard, Justin Sny der, Stephen Fcrrandino, Oliver Vignola, James Oliver.

Second Grade:Front Row: Kimberly Christophe, Claire Womack, Amy Lely, Katie Davis, Alexandra CumÂ mings, Jennifer Staves, Stephanie Masiello, Sarah Matthiessen. Mrs. Brown. Second Row: Peter Hopkinson, Matthew Verlaque, Daniel Baron, Matthew Burzon, Joseph Grasso, Sid Santhanam, Taylor Henderson, Mark Wright. Bryce Kaufman. Missing: Rachel Hopoienu.

Second Grade: Front Row: Amy Smith, Alexis Bihari, Morgan Pettri, Lauren Burke, Julie Nueman, Jennifer Nueman, Ashley Casselman, Jessie Wickware.Second Row: Stephen Pappalardo, James Christensen, Michael Sheehan, Frank Harrington, Chris Lazzaro, Noah Chestnut, Tim Wiegand, Jake Murphy, Michael Hauer, Mr. Gillies.

First Grade First Grade: Front Row: Kate Tilney, Danielle Kosann, Danielle Paquette, Samantha Berzon. Jenny Hopkinson. Second Row: Stephen Sarnelle, Mark DeSimone, Gustavo Cuellar, Mark Xylas, Ian Wishingrad, John Raffaeli, Caddy Brooks, Mrs. Arsenault.

First Grade: Front Row: Katherine Morgan, Leah Edwards, Amy Wolff, Caitlin Scully, Melissa DeSantis, Erica Chargar. Second Row: Ryan Victor. Mitchell Lemmo, Tucker Sparkman, Adam Bantz, Christopher Tsang, Costas Vlahakis, Miss Freehill.

First Grade: Front Row: Rachel Konecky, Rachel Flopoienu, Sydnee Feuer, Elle Zopounidis, Jenna Green. Second Row: Bradley Cesaria, Max Cuscuna, McCarton Ackerman, Chris Frassetto, Peter Kweskin, Paul Ross Sclafani, Adam Elsenstein, Mrs. Friedland.

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Pre-Kindergarten Kindergarten Pre-Kindergarten: F r o n t R o w : Donny Maloney, Abigail Effron, Rebecca Cameron, Nicole Carr, Samantha Grasso, Alexandra Pereira, Victoria Tsang, Krista Shea, Edward Ashman. Andreas Viahakis.S e c o n d R o w : Mrs. Brough, David Mann, Alexander Kulick, David Goldberg, Scott Shelton, Matthew Young, Justin Conner, Richard Kondub, Joshua Rabinowitz, Vin cent Freccia, Matthew Szabo, Mrs. Megrue.

Beginners: F r o n t R o w : Ms. Nagle, Ray Orio, Elizabeth Packer, Victoria Manganiello, Lucas Horan, Ms. Stratton. S e c o n d R o w : Thomas Brown, Christopher Laico, Kevin Krause, Christopher O' Reilly. Missing: Erin Betsch.

Kindergarten: F r o n t R o w : Mrs. Luders, Emily Cohen, Hallie Delaney, Ash ley Hyde, Brennan Van Munching, Kate Birnbaum, Katherine Hauer, Alli son Reuben, Mrs. Betsch.S e c o n d R o w : Chelsey Greer, Benjamin Schultz, Nicholas Racanelli, Henry Wald, Phillip Spiegel, Dustin Blank, Ryan Burke.

Kindergarten: F r o n t R o w : Nicole White, Callie Barker, Lauren Cyscuna, Dara Goldstein, Kendall Buie, Anne Gillies, Stephanie Brodsky, Mrs. Clark. S e c o n d R o w : Lauren Mackenzie, Craig Pernick, Nicholas Laico, Peter Venetos, Byron Arcry, Matthew Manning, Matthew Thompson, Vanessa Rozier.

Kindergarten: F r o n t R o w : Mrs. Luders, Frances Vignola, Karen Alexander, Noelle Vinson, Alexandra Citrin, Alaina Crystal, Alison Kidty, Ms. Ross. S e c o n d R o w : John Jensen, Gerald Upright, Demetri Carr, Peter Kirschenbaum, Christopher Deans, Spencer Denharro.

Front: Left to Right- Front Mrs. Tina Grant, Director of College Counseling; Miss Karen Peterson, Business Manager; Mr. Alphonse Orio, Athletic Director Back: Mrs. Elizabeth Cesare, Head of School; Mrs. Barbara Smith, Head of Middle School; Mr. William Simon, Head of Upper School; Mrs. Cathy Biewen, Admissions; Mrs. Carol Holland, Head of Lower School

English Department: Left to Right: Mr. Benjamin Van Vechten, Mr. Arthur Nagle, Mrs. Maggie Cook, Mrs. Helen Kweskin.

Library Staff: Left to Right: Mrs. Ann Huntoon, Mrs. Elizabeth Karlan, Ms. Livia Barder.

History Department: Left to Right: front: Mr. Daniel Hudson, Mr. Robert Bums back: Mrs. Cathy Mishkin, Mrs. Maggie Cook, Mrs. Eleanor Christensen.

Upper School Science Department: Front Row: Mrs. Ethel Payne, Mrs. Priscilla Pusack. Second Row: Mr. Peter Huester, Mr. William Pusack.

Upper School Math Department: Front Row: Mr. William Wallace, Mr. Malcolm Wilmott. Second Row: Mrs. Eileen Baker, Mrs. Anna Sia.

Upper School Foreign Language Department: Mrs. Joyce Kicelian, Ms. Graciela Rodriguez, Mrs. Karin Wagner, Mr. Gerard Casanova.

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Student Support Services

Student Support Services: left to right: Mrs. Rosemary Gallagher, Mrs. Cynthia Hermanson, Mrs. Eleanor Christenson

Maintenance: left to right: Neil Vanderwoude, Ms. Sondra Michelsen, Mr. Wayne Hartlett, Mr. Griffith Titus.

Middle School Faculty

first row- L-R Mrs. Carol Tietjan. Mrs. Barbara Podlach, Mrs. Lois Rinaldi, middle row L-R Mrs. Suzanne Buzanoski, Ms. Sandra Engel, Mrs. Gracemarie Dellangelo, Mrs. Libby Clippinger. back- L-R Mr. Sieve Lamm, Mr. Bill Whittaker, Mr. Edward Cobden, Mr. Patrick Doering.

Lower School Faculty

Lower School Faculty: Front Row: Ms. Johanna Ross, Kindergarten; Mrs. Suzanne Megrue, Pre-K; Mrs; Jennifer Luders, Intern. Second Row: Mrs. Adrienne Brough, PreK; Ms. Maribeth Betsch, Kinder garten; Mrs. Sarah Clark, Kinder garten; Ms. Kerry Nagle, Beginners; Ms. Susan Stratton, Beginners. Lower School Faculty: Front Row: Mrs. Allison Arsenault, Grade 1; Ms. Mary Jo Freehill, Grade 1; Mrs. Emily Friedland, Grade 1. Second Row: Mrs. Virginia Jones, Secretary to Lower School; Mrs. Kathleen Gallucci, Grade 4; Ms. Sheila Riedell, Grade 5; Mrs. Diane Lieberman, Grade 3; Mrs. Bonnie Brown, Grade 2. Third Row: Mr. Edward Randall, Grade 5; Mrs. Jane Ruffels, Grade 4; Mr. Jonathan Gillies, Grade 2; Ms. Lindsay Jenkins, Lower School Teacher.

Art Club: Front Row: Caroline Scollick, Mark Edwards, Jeff Kuffel, J. Campbell. Second Row: Sean Gallagher, Mrs. Harbolt, Emily Larned, Mequita Ahuja, Kate Taylor, Madison Adams.

United Cultures Club: Front Row: Tenisha Ramsay, Maria Sette. Second Row: Sondra Helenese, Otema Adade, Claribel Alonso, Cassandra Patterson, Yvodney Washington, Lauren Hughes. Third Row: Jason Wright, Sanjit DeSilva, Brian Robinson, Kyoko Ishida, Alicia Nisberg

Musical Theatre Workshop: Front Row: Michelle Miner, Debbie King, Ms. Libonati, Jamie Shulman, Melissa Minoff, Kate Sadowsky.

Yearbook Staff: Front Row: Adrien Blanc, Mike Edwards, Second Row: Debbie King, Carolyn Buzanoski, Jamie Shulman, Jo Vosburgh, Victoria Bush, I Pam Blomberg, Third Row: Cassandra Patterson, Phil Holzer, Claribel Alonso, Abbie Zuidema.

Model UN: Front Row: Paige Dusualt, Danielle Cort, Second Row: Evan Kropp. Victoria Bush, Michelle D'Antuono, Pamela Blomberg, Brett Holster, Phil Holzer, Third Row: Carolyn Lamborn, Kristian Davies.

Improvisation Club: Front Row: Madison Adams. Brian Robinson, Sanjit DeSilva. Kevin Dcvogel.

Environmental Club: Katie Draper, Charlotte Christensen, Kirstie Baker, Emily Lamed, Rachel Finn, Alex Vandcrvort, Lass Davis, Second /?ow:SuLing Blois, Charlie Campbell, Juliet Stillman.

Indelible Ink: Front Row Amy Rinaldi. Debbie King. Candace Buckley. Emily Larned, Char lotte C h r is te n s e n , K irstie Baker.

Gender Issues: Front Row: Sul.ing Blois, Molly Vosburgh, Sean Gallagher. Mrs. Kweskin, Second Row: Candace Buckley, Emily Larned, Mequita Ahuja, Juliet Stillman, Kate Taylor.

Chroni cl e: Front Row: Michelle D 'A ntuono, Phil Elolzer, Carolyn Lamborn, John Dickerson, Second Row: Jessica Dodge, Katherine Go mez, Candace Buckley, Steven Valassis, Ayaz Nanji, Kirstie Baker, Third Row: Dan Mandelker, Melissa Minoff, Renee Osorio, Elena Costa, Brent Si mon. Charlotte Christensen. Amy Rinaldi.

Drama Club: Tenisha Ramsey, Brian Robinson; O n T a b le s : Evan Kropp, Madi son Adams, Kai hy Gomez, Sanjit DeSilva, Cliff Hunter, Lauren Hughes. Steve Valassis, Carolyn Buzanoski, Jamie Shulman, Kale Sadowsky.

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Environmental Club: Emily Larned, Rachael Finn, Candace Buckley.

Varsity Football This year the varsity football team came into its own. The team posted a remarkable record of seven wins versus one loss. Additionally, many of these victories were by large margins. Senior quarterback and captain Scott Trupchak led the mainly option-based offense. Senior fullback and captain Rashidi Lewis and junior Basil Greenwood were the principal weapons out of the backfield. The line featured senior Joe Hart, junior Steve Valassis, and sophomores Marc Hoffman and Alex Vandervort. Newcomers Michael Edwards, Adrien Blanc, Lass Davis, Greg Vlamis and Aaron Johnson joined Evan Kropp and Graham Ruffels as receivers and tight ends. The team was successful because it was able to work as a unit both on offense and defense. The team also has enough young talent that it will be able to remain dominant in the future.

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Varsity Football: Front Row: Kevin Wert, Jamie Wharton, Rashidi Lewis, Scott Trupchak, Eytan Shander, Shereif Fattouh. Second Row: Alex Blumenthal, Michael Henry, Frank Lagan, Alex Vandervort, Marc Hoffman, Jason Wright. Third Row: Cliff Hunter, Max Miller, Steven Valassis, Brett Lynas, Jim Taber, Aaron Johnson. Fourth Row: Phil Hyun, Pete Kirill, Basil Greenwood, Lass Davis, Adrien Blanc. Fifth Row: Evan Kropp, Joe Hart, Greg Vlamis, Graham Ruffels, Michael Edwards. Sixth Row: Coach Bob Greer, Coach A1 Orio, Coach Pete Karlan, Coach Mike Wright.

Varsity Volleyball Although the Girlsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Varsity Volleyball team was small in numbers, it was large in talent. The team posted a thirteen and one record and won their first league championship by defeating Greens Farms in the final game of the tournament. Because the team was predominantly seniors, there was no shortage of leadership. Carolyn Buzanoski, Victoria Bush, and Molly Vosburgh enjoyed great success and were rewarded with All-FAA status. Junior Kyoko Ishida and seniors Danielle Cort-Werner, Claribel Alonso, and Pamela Blomberg also contributed a lot towards the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s success.

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Varsity Volleyball: Front Row: Pamela Blomberg, Danielle Cort-Werner, Claribel Alonso. Second Row: Coach Clippinger, Victoria Bush, Kyoko Ishida, Carolyn Buzanoski, Molly Vosburgh.

Boys’ Soccer The Varsity Soccer team began to come into its own this year. The team posted five wins against seven losses, but this record does not indicate the amount of growth that occurred during the season. With impressive victories against Hamden Hall, Greens Farms, and St. Lukes, the soccer team proved that it was able to compete with and outplay play-off level teams. The team was led by senior co-captains Lance Tammero and Anthony Guevara, and newcomers Jon Susperregui, Pedro Fatas, and Marc Levitt were able to make the transition into the system. With young players like sophomore goalie Paul Ferarro, Mark Edwards, Nick Stavrides, and Matt Zung it would appear that Coach Lamm and Coach Whittaker will continue to lead the team to success in the future.

JV Boys’ Varsity Soccer: Front Row: Lennox Lin, Jeff Butler, Dylan Walker, Andrew Palmer, Tim Hughes, Walter Kruger, Chris Tague. Sec ond Row: Kevin Epps, Jeff Grunberg, Penn Egbert, Charlie Campbell, Jason Campbell, John Chobody, Joe Cessario.

Boysâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Varsity Soccer: First Row: Lance Tammero, Jon Susperregui, Pedro Fatas, Mark Edwards, Nick Stavrides, Jeff Kuffel, Matt Zung. Not Shown: Marc Levitt, Marcus Loyola, Alexander Nagler. Michael Cervi, Paul Ferarro, Anthony Guevara.

Girls’ Soccer The Girls Varsity Soccer team will never suffer from a a lack of enthusiasm under Coach Casanova. This year’s team was a very new girls’ soccer team after having lost ten players from last year. The team did have some success this year, but more importantly the girls learned a lot about soccer and had a lot of fun. The strength of the team was its defense led by captains Paige Dusault and Marina Supple. Michelle Miner, Malen Gage, Anna Murphy, and captain Heather Oppel added offense. Madison Adams and Abbie Zuidema saved just about everything in sight as they shared the season in goal. The team also continued to dominate its heated rivalry with the JV boys’ soccer team.

Girlsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Varsity Soccer: Front Row: Anna Murphy, Michelle Miner, Gillian Glover, Abbie Zuidema, Heather Oppel, Maria Sette, Coach Gerard Casanova. Second Row: Amy Pappalardo, Malen Gage, Paige Dusault. Kate Townsend, Rachel Finn, Sondra Helenese. Third Row: Mequita Ahuja, Dempsey Collins, Emily Lamed, Karine Daniele, MaÂ rina Supple, Otema Adade. Doris Poma, Madison Adams.

Cross The Boys' Varsity Cross Country team achieved many of its goals this year. With a three and three record in the FAA, the team posted its ninth consecutive season without a losing record. Led by seniors Sean Gallagher, John Dickerson, and Jason Cole, the team posted victories over league rivals Rye Country Day, St. Lukes, and Harvey. Freshmen Brett Simon, Colin Wallace, Ayaz Nanji, and Brian Monk all displayed great promise. Sean Gallagher earned all-league status by finishing third in the league championship race. On the Girlsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Varsity Cross Country team, Beth Van Dusen finished fourth in the girls championship race and earned All FAA status. The other Varsity Girlsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Cross Country runners that shared in the success of the season were Katie Draper, Kirstie Baker, and Charlotte Christensen.

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Girls’ Varsity Cross Country: Katie Draper, Beth Van Dusen, Kirstie Baker, Charlotte Christensen.

Boys’ Varsity Cross Country: Front Row: Phil Holzer, Ayaz Nanji, Brian Monk, Sean Gallagher, Brett Simon, Kevin Devogel, Brian Robinson, Jason Cole. Second Row: Coach Burns, Jake Schabacker, Colin Wallace, Coach Wallace, John Dickerson.

Field Hockey This year's girls' varsity field hockey team had an exciting season. The offense featured senior captain and All-FAA player Alex Scanlan and sophomores Molly Midkiff and Lara Corrente. Cassandra Patterson, the other captain, provided energy and enthusiasm from the link position. The defense was anchored by senior Debbie King and sophomore Deedee Dorf. Freshmen Lauren Hughes, Claire Schwartz, Dana Siomkos, and Kristin Sparks all gained valuable experience and contributed a great deal to the team. The team won some very close games, but wound up missing the play-offs by a small margin.

Varsity Field Hockey: First Row; Cassandra Patterson, Alexandra Scanlan. Second Row: Jami Turner, Deedee Dorf, Alicia Ellis, Molly Midkiff, Kristin Sparks, Dana Siomkos, Vonick Jean-Guillame. Lauren Hughes, Coach Mary Jo Freehill.

First Row: Tarsha Ramsey. Yvodney Washington, Jamie Shulman, Second Row: Heather Oppel, Melissa Minoff, Elena Costa, Kate Sadowsky, Third Row: Su Ling Blois.

Front Ron Missy Roselle. Cassandra Patterson, Alexandra Scanlan, Cheryl Price, Second Row: Dempsey Collins, DeeDee Dorf, Eileen Case Third Row: Grayson Thurman, Malen Gage, Kyoko Ishida, Marina Supple, Molly Vosburgh.

Front Rov,: Brian Munk, Matt Zung, Walter Kruger, Jim Taber, Lara Corrente, Second Row: Brett Lyanus, Mike Henry, Penn Egbert, Tim Hughes, Third Row: Kevin Epps, Graham Ruffels, Joe Hart, Jeff Butler.

Varsity Basketball & Wrestling

Varsity Boys' Basketball: Front Row: Anthony Guevara, Basil Greenwood, Marcus Loyola, Jon Susperregui, Adrien Blanc, Aaron Johnson, Second Row: Greg Vlamis, Graham Ruffels, Rashidi Lewis, Evan Kropp, Michael Edwards, Mr. Nagle.

Varsity Wrestling: Front Row: Kevin DeVoegel, Dylan Walker, Andrew Palmer, Second Row: Lance Tammero, Max Miller, Pete Kirill, Jeff Grunbcrg

Middle School Sports Front Row: Robert Casselman, Karem Lee, Randy Zala.Second Row: Rory Donahue, Jon Hoffman, Billy Greenwood, Colin Thom, Matt Baun, Stuart Oakes; Third Row: Billy Henniberry, Charlie Broadhurst, Andy Vuono, Devon Wallace, Nick Karayiannis, Mark Henderson; Fourth Row: Peter Karayiannis, Joe Collins. John Anderson, Richard Berberian, Adam Lametta, Christian Corrigan; Fifth Row: Coaches Greer, Karlan, Wright. Record 5-0

Top Left: Jordana Scanlan, Katherine Lewis, Alexis Suozzi, Katherine Redniss, Jackie Hyun, Brandi Hunder, Shweta Khar, Heather Walsh, Soulafreda Valassis Bottom Left: Courtney Shea, Sara Hutton, Alyssa Orlow, Palma Blank-Rosenblum, Michelle Guevara.

Top Left: Andrew Hyun, Chris Haynes, Scott Van Dusen, Scott Danser, Waud Anderson, Christian Kotte Bottom Left: Michael Romano, Jeremy Schackner, Ryan Hughes, John Muskus, David Clark, Christian Brown.

MS. Winter Sports

Girls Basketball II- First row Michelle Guevara, Suzanne Vogt, Sara Hutton, Brandi Laurence, Arielle Schwartz Mid row-L-R-Jakie Hyun, Courtney lR\i Shea, Suzanna Coales, Katherine Casethird-row L-R-Mclanie Taussig, Jennifer Zala, Melissa Ginsberg, Miss Engel.

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MS. Girls Basketball 111- first row L-RVanessa Palo, Jordana Scanlan, Heather Walsh, sec row L-R Rachel Dorf, Alissa Baker, Jessica Mead , Alyssa FisÂ cher . third row L-R Coach Waters, Lizzie Nichols, Kate Larsen, Katherine Redniss. - absent - Katherine Lewis.

MS. Girls Basketball I- first row L-R S. Khar, L. Unrine, J. Klein, M. Dorf, A. Rini sec row L-R K. Len, T. Person, J. Roselle, J. Rhodon, L. Kropp. third row L-R W. Haft, J. Ponticello, S. Valassis, R. Sedgewick, T. Drakeford.

Hockey & Wrestling

First Row: Jonathan Kenyon, Charles Braodhurst, David Supple, Joseph Collins, Nick DeSpoelberch, William Henneberry, Second Row: John Anderson. Thomas Richardson, Ryan Supple, David Clarke, Ryan Hughes, Ward Anderson. Third Row: Palma Rosenblum-Blank, Stephanie Taber, Daniel Merritt, Michael Karls, Garrett Kruger, Andrew Vuono.

First Row: Mr.Doering. John Montgomery, Scott Danser, Alex Villacis, James Klosson, David Lourie. Second Row: Mark Henderson, Rob Casselman Christian Corrigan, Rich Berberian. Third Row: Jeremy Schachner, Michael Rommano, John Mushus.

Boys Basketball First Row: John Hoffman. Peter Karayanis, Billy Greenwood. Collin Thom, Coach Greer. Second Row: Julian Grimes, David Edwards, Rory Donahue, Kareem Lee, David Hamm.

First Row: Chris Favacre, Chris Haynes, Nick K a ra y ia n n is, Bill Whitaker, Christian Kriegeskotte, Christian Brown, Nikalai Griffin. Sec ond Row: Adam L a m e tta , S cott VanDuzen, Randy Zala, Andrew Hyun, Edgard Loyola.

First Row: Stewart Oakes, John Hoff man, Colin W allace, Ben Baker, Coach Wright. Second Row: Jeremy Simon, Carter Sainz, Kareem Lee, Julian Grimes.

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and a time to commence. This is your time! Congratulations Class of 1993 -from Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 -Jeff and Sally Vosburgh

To Cassandra, Today is a very special day, for you are saying good-bye to a world that is safe and secure. Here you have had a world that is filled with Joy and Laughter. You are about to take a journey on what may be one of Lifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Greatest Challenges. Cassandra, you will no longer see through the eyes of a child, but through the eyes of a young woman. You must not be afraid of what you see. You must not be discouraged by what you see. You must not be distracted by what you see. These things, Cassandra, will help to prepare you for Lifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s True Test. For each lesson learned today will give you confidence for the decisions that you will make tomorrow. Congratulations - Good Luck Love, Mom and Brian

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R O S IE Love, Dad, Mom, Rob and Cindy

TO THE CLASS OF 1993: “ . . . we are . . . strong in will to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield"" Tennyson, “Ulysses”

You have set a fine example for all of us in the school community, and we hope that your achievements at KLHT will enable you to succeed in all the challenges that await you.

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To Our unFortunate Son: As you prepare to leave our little town, can you picture what will be so limitless and free? When you think back on all the things you’ve learned in high school, may you not wish you didn't know now what you didn’t know then. Remember, you did get through. Don’t get caught up in yesterday, soon your fortunes will be made. May you not run against the wind but rather sail on a summer breeze. May fantasy become reality, for to everything there is a season that turns all life into a circle. No matter if you’re born a king or a pawn, don’t eat at a restaurant located next to a pond. If everybody’s talking at you, and people have a tendency to dump on you, and life seems to be a mystery without any clues, the pontiff says there’s a better life out there. We put you on a highway and the sign says C.A.S.E. The Big Fat Ogres

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CONGRATULATIONS ON GRADUATING FROM KING & LOW-HEYWOOD THOMAS SCHOOL. WE ARE ALL VERY PROUD OF YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS,AND WE WISH YOU MUCH HAPPINESS ANDSUCCESS DURING THE NEXT FOUR YEARS.

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WE Dl D IT!!!!The yearbook is a culmination of the ideas of many important people. It would not be complete without thanking all of them. As the editor-in-chief, I was thrilled to work with Jason Cole, Victoria Bush, Carolyn Buzanoski, Lance Tammero, Adrien Blanc, Jamie Shulman, and Phil Holzer. These editor all went beyond the call of duty. There were others who lent a hand or stayed at school late typing and they need to be recognized: Mike Edwards, Jeff Grunbergh, Ayaz Nanji, Brent Simon, Deedee Dorf, Brett Holster, Abbie Zuidema, Jo Vosburg, Cassandra Patterson, Anna Murphy, Alicia Nisberg, Claribel Alonso, Alex Scanlan and everyone else who pitched in (especially Mr. Pusack for all those times he saved us). The book took a lot of effort and creativity, and we hope you will take pride in our efforts. Finally, on behalf of our whole staff, I want to thank our advisor Mrs. Kweskin. Throughout the process, she fervently stood by us and helped us learn. She has been both a friend and a mentor. Thank you again! Pamela Blomberg- Editor-in-chief

SUPERLATIVES

Most Athletic - Rashidi & Alex

Most Flirtatious - Brett & Jamie

Friendliest - Mike & Victoria

Cutest Couple - Graham & Jamie

Typical Seniors - Evan & Heather

Most Dependable - Mike & Michelle

In the Year 2013 Madison - moves to Japan, assumes the Buddha position, and can’t ever get up again. Claribel - goes to etiquette school after she realizes she needs it. Adrien - moves to Greenwich Village and opens a skateboard designing studio. Pamela - becomes the poetry teacher at West Beverly High to be closer to her idol David Silver. Victoria - stars as the new Mrs. Cleaver on “ Leave it to Vicky.” Carolyn - finally tells the truth about Spring Break ’92. Jason - has stars saying “ millionaire” as he becomes the photographer for lifestyles of the rich and famous. Danielle - owns a new lingerie store “podoodles” which specializes in bras and underwear. Michelle - can be found on 1-900-DEPEND-ON-ME $1.00 the first minute, 50c each additional minute. Kristian - is traveling around the world following Guns N Roses, recruiting youngsters for his new cult the ‘slashheads’. John - is running through the streets promoting his new show “The Return of Howdy Doody,” screaming “ Dude, it’s Howdy Doody time.” Paige - After her friends persuaded her to audition, lands a job as the new Garth in “Wayne’s World II : Garth Gets the Net” Mike - admits that every one of the girls at KLHT was after him. Pedro - grows. Sean - can be seen cleaning up the senior room still, after all of the M&M’s he threw broke down the door. Anthony - is the new cover boy for GNC, after winning numerous body building contests. Joe - finally realizes why everyone in high school called him “ Ken” Brett - reopens the Luis School of Driving after convincing the world that he is a good driver. Phil - admits that he is Pat Buchanan’s son. Debbie - becomes the spokes model for KLHT clothes corner. Evan - finally works for a living. Carolyn L - is not the angel we all thought she was. Rashidi - admits that a woman can do something better than he. Dan - replaces Rose on the “Golden Girls,” and moves to St. Olef for the “full effect.” Heather - has to choose between her career as a cheerleader and her family. Cassandra - after gaining and losing 250 pounds, is the new spokesperson for NutriSystem. Justin - gets a clue and loses it. Graham - becomes the new host on the long running show “Studs.” Kate - stops flirting with other people’s boyfriends Alex - stops being so damn picky. Caroline S. - goes to college and opens up. Jamie - can’t eat just one (Ruffels potato chips.) Jon - tells us that he knows what we have been saying, all of this time. Lance - writes his own book “How Not to Fail the Driver’s Test.” Katie - starts a revival of the 60’s parading the streets of VT, with pigs and her dogs. Scott - gets in touch with his feminine side and votes pro-choice. Greg - tells us what AGOT stands for. Jo - loses her planner and flips

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