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HALO 1987

What is friendship? It is a combination of many things laughter, tears, sharing, loving, and having fun. Friends are people who are there when you need them; with a friend you can be yourself. Friendship is very important to every person’s life, and for that reason we have chosen it as our theme . We feel that friendship is a great part of the Class of 1987 and Low-Heywood Thomas. We hope to express these feelings through the song “You’ve Got a Friend.”

Low-Heywood Thomas School 1570 Newfield Avenue Stamford, CT

The Class of 1987 is proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mrs. Cesare, for all that she has done for the Senior class and LowHeywood Thomas. She inspired us by her â&#x20AC;&#x153;Escalator Educationâ&#x20AC;? speech and has helped us to strive for the best that we can be. We will never forget her. The Class of 1987

Special Dedication

La Classe of 1987 aimerait reconnaitre Madame Matkovich, un professeur tres special, qui nous avons manque beaucoup cette annee. Nous avons manque vos classes de francais, vos animaux, et vos attention. Vous aurez toujours une place dans nos coeurs. Bons beisers, La Classe de 1987

The Class of 1987 would like to recognize Madame Matkovich, a very special teacher, who we have all missed this year. We have missed your French classes, your stuffed aniÂ mals, and your care. Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll always have a place in all our hearts. Love, The Class Of 1987

When youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re down and troubled, and you need a helping hand, and nothing , oh nothing is going right. You close your eyes and think of me, and soon I will be there to brighten up even your darkest nights.

SENIORS : It was a hot summer day and no one was looking forward to going back to school, but the Class of 1987 was already there painting the Senior Room, in our colors of red and yellow. On the Friday before school began Mrs. Cesare had a welcome back picnic, where we all got reacquainted after our summer vacation. The fall term was busy for the seniors, attending college interviews and filling out applications. Once first semester exams were over, ten seniors went on internships, to find out what it was like to work in the real world. When they returned it was already March, and soon college acceptances came rolling in. Then the excitement really began, with preparations for the prom and graduÂ ation. W eâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d like to thank you all for making Low-Heywood Thomas the warm and friendly place it is and giving us so many unique memories.

it was the worst of times, , it was the age of it was tne season of Light, toolishness it was the season of Darkness we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other wayCharles Dickens

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Amy Elizabeth Dunn

Nothing is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind. Emerson

What a man thinks himself, that is whichâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; determines, or rather indicates his fate. Thoreau

Dreams can come true, if you put your mind to it. 1 Public

Katie Everitt Whatever the challenge

Sometimes you want to go whe everybody knows your name and they’re always glad you Cheers ■

Come to the edge, ’ he said They said, “We are afraid.” “Come to the edge,” he said They came He pushed them and they flew.

Why should we be in such desperate haste to succeed and in such desperate enterprises? If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is beÂ cause he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. Thoreau

To believe your own thought, to believe that what is trite Jj| in your private heart is truigjjji that is genius. Emerson

Lee M. Hermanson

for you will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not.

I decided long ago, never to walk in anyoneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s shadow, if I fail , if I succeed

Cat Stevens Benson

Christina Jose “Tina”

Call the weather he said when it hurts so much you cry call the weather he said For they’ll always tell you there’s a tomorrow. J.C .

Thanks to my friends (old and new), Jim, Diana, and Ching. And special thanks to Mom and Dad. I love you all.

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My needs are simple, my wants are extremely expensive.

People say Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m lazy Dreaming my life away John Lennon

Can you read my mind? Take a good look at my face. Could you take the time, Just to stand here in my place? 38 Special

Lori Kuffel

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If you need somebody, call my name If you wantj/someone. You can do the same J t f . ^ If you want to keep something precious You gcjfto lock it up and throw away the Sgju want to hold on to your possession 'onâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t even jmM think about me ^ou love somebody, set them.free.

Jessica Liner Who would not be tempted to stay in the child' s world forever if the reality of the .outside world permitted it.

Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m always remembering things I should forget, and forgetting things I should ftemember.

IficoJTd be an illusion, but jf might as well try

Elizabeth Hunter Lyle I was a child who ran full of laughter I was a child who lived for today My eyes full of sunshine my heart full of smiles I was a child for a day We’re getting older as time goes by a little bit older with every day We’re the children of yesterday. Cat Stevens

You’ve got to wake up every morning with a smile on your face fhnd show the world all the love in your heart

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H i. The road of life is rocky and you too will stumble. So when you point your fingers someone is judging you. Bob Marley

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Mom - what can I say? We’ve had rough times but don't all best friends? 1 love you!!!

To J.C , - Thanx for being some one I can really talk to. You have been a very good friend. I love you Dude!!

Wish me luck!!!

Marie Louise Pearson

Learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all. George Benson

One afternoon these two souls met. And the souls talked and talked and a little bit of each soul was passed to the other. And the souls learned and grew together. But the souls had to go their separate ways, because life pulled them in such a way. But both souls knew that neither of them would ever forget the other one. They couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t. They would always be bonded at the soul.

He who shouts the loudest is the one thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s in control, We who never listen are the oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s who pay the toll. YAZ

ind itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s just a box of rain, ir a ribbon for your hair; iuch a long, long time to be gone ^nd a short time to be there.

[gar, and do you care we must be free?

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Ah, child of countless trees Ah, child *)f boundless seas What you are; ^ What youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re meant to be. Grateful Dead

Kerry M. Supple

Tina ValBponde

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when I was fScmg. § wonderful, it seemed that life was a miracle, i beautiful,, .magical, Oh, it j i And a l l 3 birds in the trees they'd 0 singing so happily, Oh joyfl ^fcyfully latching me. 4 But then they sent me away, teach me how to be sensible logical, ® h responsible, practical.|j|| “And then they showed m « S world" where 1 could be so depaaR ble, clinical. Oh intellectual, cynical. I said. Watch whay you say. They'll be calling you radical, a liberal, „' JP i Oh fanatical, criminal Won't you sign up for n » we'd like to be your acc«|ab le. respectable. Oh presentable, a v e g e tjflk Oh. I'm feeling so logical

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Lisa B. Wilson

GUESS WHO?

5. A walking accident.

9. Still Swinging

2. 1 think 1 wet my pants.

3. Santa Garcia, I want four tickets.

4. Did someone say Vuarnet?

7. I use Loves Baby Soft.

8. Whereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the rat?

Quick, I need a fix!

10. Out of control!

11. AAACHOOO!!!

12. Trying to leave early?

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15. 1 don’t place second.

16. Talking even then!

17. Can I borrow $100?

18. I don’t know!

19. Never without a savage tan.

20. Give me the camera!

21. Who’s this guy following me?

22. What a brute.

23. Isn’t that my camera?

24. Censored

26. Flowers

27. Alex, 1 don’t want to play!

28. What’s missing?

25. Still clowning around.

for me?

GUESS AGAIN 29. Whereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Frank?

30. On stage already.

34. Someday I want to be President.

31. Already smiling.

32. Ferris Buellers Day Off

33. The pre-Ann Taylor phase.

35. Party animal.

36. Born to be wild.

37. Could that be a halo?

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.

Ana Rabassa Laura Macdonald Michele Marcantonio Leslie Budnick Lillian Speck Lisa Wilson Tracey Lewis Jen Philopena Carolyn Kimbler Tina Jose Kerry Supple Karen Sullivan Katie Everitt

14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24 . 25 . 26 .

Liz Lyle Laurie Cizek Chrissy Lefko Jessica Liner Lori Levinson Rachel Rapaport Leslie Marshall Jen Papazian Lee Hermanson Karen Miller Sarah Dubitsky Emily Cook Lori Kuffel

27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38.

38. Mom always said 1 was cute.

Tina Vaamonde Lynne Davis Nicole Hochman Carey Douglas Marie Pearson Elise Galliven Kathy Knox Kelly Patterson Amy Dunn Lauren Wallender Nicole Galiatsos Toni Claravall

In The Year 2000 LESLIE BUDNICKLAURIE CIZEKTONI CLARAVALLEMILY COOKLYNNE DAVISCAREY DOUGLASSARAH DUBITSKYAMY DUNNKATIE EVERITTNICOLE GALIATSOSELISE GALLIVENLEE HERMANSONNICOLE HOCHMANTINA JOSECAROLYN KIMBLERKATHY KNOXLORI KUFFELCRISSY LEFKOLORI LEVINSONTRACEY LEWISJESSICA LINERLIZ LYLELAURA MACDONALDMICHELE MARCANTONIOLESLIE MARSHALLKAREN MILLERJEN PAPAZIANKELLY PATTERSONMARIE PEARSONJEN PHILOPENAANA RABASSARACHEL RAPAPORTLILL SPECKKAREN SULLIVANKERRY SUPPLETINA VAAMONDELAUREN WALLENDERLISA WILSON-

went bald. finally shared one of her french fries. found a ride home. lives between Boston and LHT. works for the Princeton Testing Center. returns to LHT every 6 years. got a pimple. got a tan line. finally talked to a King boy. stole a boyfriend from Lori, runs a shuttle bus to St. Lawrence, gets her driver’s license. found another thing to donate to the Senior Room started distributing hyper pills throughout LHT. got a perm finally found a Polariod camera, let her hair grow, becomes queen of England, becomes owner of Saks, marries Prince. won the New York Marathon, finds someone to laugh with, becomes a dermatologist. is head delegate of the UN and moves it to Boston. becomes a photographer for Playgirl is exhausted from all the “Miller Times.” won the class spirit award. changes her name to Buckwheata. becomes a talk-show host. finally admits she has a boyfriend. has a bed always reserved at Saint Joseph’s is still grounded. won first prize in the demolition derby, is still attending Judicial Board meetings, her nose falls off from sneezing too high, becomes the new manager of the Four Seasons, becomes the new Jackie Collins, is still in the bathroom.

LHT - KING SENIORS

Class of 1987

SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Rebellious-

Jen Papazian

Alex Hoguet

Most Flirtatious-

Tina Jose

Ray DiGorgio

Class Clown-

Lee Hermanson

Chris Crofton

Most Athletic-

Laurie Cizek

Ben Sharp

Most Likely to Succeed- Katie Everitt

Ed Shanaphy

Class Brown Noser-

Kelly Patterson

Chris Beldotti

Best Eyes-

Amy Dunn

Best Personality-

Laura Macdonald

Most Manipulative-

Sarah Dubitsky

Gabe Etienne

Most Obnoxious-

Tina Vaamonde

Jeff Marvin

Alex Becker

Jon Bloom

DEDICATION TO THE CLASS OF 1989 To our little sisters, Before you cross the road of life, look both ways, and then run! Youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re a great class! Good luck, The Class of 1987

FACULTY You just call out my name, and you know wherever 1 am IT1 come running To see you again.

Elizabeth Cesare Headmistress

Susan Ault Ethics

Eileen Baker Mathematics

Livia Barder Librarian

I Catherine Biewen Development

Nancy Bloom Admissions

Suzanne Buzanoski Sixth Grade

Marjory Cady Writing

Anne Caravias English, History

Robert Cook English

Gracemarie Dellangelo Latin

Belle Devendorf Art

Katherine DeVinne Physical Education

Patrick Egan Science

Jane Egbert Development

Maggie Cook English

Bernice Eldon Receptionist

Linda Ettie Geography, History, French

Robert Finsthwait Mathematics, Science

Elizabeth Forster Drama

Virginia Fries Mathematics

Mary Hoffmann Mathematics

Judy Holding Development

Carol Holland Head of Middle School

Sue Howard Science

Paul Hughes History

Dennis Hyde Music

Virginia Jones Middle School Secretary

Betty Kerstein Fifth Grade

Margaret Kinney Head of Upper School

Helen Kweskin English

Not Available For Picture

Maurine Lee Secretary to Headmistress

Mary Ann Mattiello Business

Catherine Mishkin Dean of Students, History

Constance Nichols Art

Betty Octeau Receptionist

Ann Ostrow Musical Theater

Ethel Payne Science

Serena Pelissier Spanish

Karen Peterson Physical Education

Barbara Podlach History, English

Carolyn Powell Latin

Hilary Pring Sixth Grade

William Pusack Computer

Graciella Rabassa Spanish

Lois Rinaldi English

Mary Rivers Development

Marge Rubirosa Bookkeeper

Jane Ruffels Fourth Grade

Anna Sia Mathematics

Priscilla Pusack Science

John Taylor Business Manager

Denise Wade Upper School Secretary

Karin Wagner French

Elaine Waters History

Lynn Wright Physical Education

Cesar Cabrera Kitchen Staff

Norma Cabrera, Carmen Larrea Kitchen Staff

Georgia Kennedy Kitchen Staff

Patrick McCourt Custodian

Miguel Robles Custodian

UNDERCLASSMEN Winter, spring, summer, or fall, All you have to do is call, And I’ll be there. You’ve got a friend.

Kristina Sanchez, Flavia lvanoff, Lindsay Benton, Lisa Ward, Jenna Halliburton, Yota Begetis, Alicia Nisberg. ABSENT: Sandra Fabula.

SUPERLATIVES CLASS CLOWN: Lindsay Benton FRIENDLIEST: Lisa Ward Lindsay Benton

Lisa Ward

Young Picassos hard at work.

Here, Mr. Pusack, let us show you how itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s done!

To the fourth grade, a friend is -someone interested in the same things as you. -someone with a good personality. -someone creative, with a sense of humor -someone who likes to go outside and doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t mind getting dirty, -someone who sticks by you no matter what.

FRONT ROW: Majorie Meinema, Sara Charlup, Elena Costa, Elanor Austin, Katharine Draper. SECOND ROW: Aimee Fraulo, Amy Rinaldi, Yanna Sofronas, Joanna Kornfeld, Kerry Lenahan. THIRD ROW: Kirstie Baker, Gillian Glover, Virginia Ingalls, Jennifer Wolff, Abbie Zuidema. FOURTH ROW: Juliet Stillman, Nicole Peters, Diana Jose, Charlotte Ripberger, Mary Stack.

SUPERLATIVES CLASS CLOWN: Charlotte Ripburger FRIENDLIEST: Mary Stack Mary Stack

Charlotte Ripburger

One more lonely night!

Which way is up?

For the fifth graders, friends -care for each other. -help each other. -respect each other. -sit next to each other. -talk a lot. -go to each others houses, -donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t expect perfection.

Canâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t catch me!

Larry, Moe and Curly

FRONT ROW: Allison Rose, Liana Katsaros, Alison Rosow, Jamie Sherman, Whitney Smith, Heather Bay, Paige Dusault. SECOND ROW: Deborah King, Lori Lagan, Nneka Barnett, Pamela Blomberg, Jamie Shulman, Melissa Minoff, Michele Boutin, Kimberley Albert, Natalie Salmon, Jordana Shipman, Victoria Bush, THIRD ROW: Karina Fausing, Rebekah Rabinowitz, Catherine Dilorio, Danielle Cort, Konstadina Begetis, Jane Monahan, Caroline Mclnerney, Chloe Tise, Elizabeth Malikian, Alexandra Scanlan. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Ogden, Kathryn Townsend, Holland Gamble, Witney Earle, Lisa Brough, Michele Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Antuono, Carol Wiltshire, Rachel Dansky, Lara Wagner. ABSENT: Jessica Fabula.

SUPERLATIVES CLASS CLOWN: Margaret Ogden FRIENDLIEST: Victoria Bush Margaret Ogden

Victoria Bush

“What do you look for in a friend?” The sixth graders said they look for - personality, kindness, cheerfulness, and maturity. -a sense of humor, honesty, and friendliness. -caring. -a sense of security you get when you’re with someone you like.

FRONT ROW: Amy Ayres, Sarah Walters, Natalia Vaughn, Rebecca Morrow, Melissa Fenwick, Lindsay Gregory. SECOND ROW: Alexandra Dorf, Jacqueline Striano, Jaquita Monroe, Efrosene Begetis, Hilary Potkewitz, Alexandra Caradimitropoulo, Allyson Dusault, Jennifer Gordon, Clare Nichols, Yasmeen Feinstein. THIRD ROW: Lisa Morganti, Caitlan Cohane, Monica Lloyd, Jennifer Danon, Vanessa Woods, Stacey Henning, Alison Overton, Nell Corrigan, Kathryn Snyder, Nicole Guzzardi. FOURTH ROW: Leigh Cahill, Deborah Weintraub, Naughton Hensley, Connor Kilbourn, Betsy Jewell, Kindra Jones, Lori Feinglas, Lauren Kacica, Bethany Kessler. ABSENT: Portia Edwards, Jessica McDougall, Shannon Weight.

SUPERLATIVES CLASS CLOWN: Jaquita Monroe FRIENDLIEST: Portia Edwards Jaquita Monroe

Portia Edwards

All this attention is just too much for me!

For the seventh graders, friendship is - a good relationship between two people. - appreciating, protecting, and caring for someone. - being nice to someone. - being there for someone when they are in trouble. - feeling good.

Seventh Grade Newspaper

Gosh youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re ugly!

FRONT ROW: Karen Dixson, Julie Price, Whitney Pagliaro, Carolyn Bower, Marissa Shipman, Alexandra Conway, Erica Brody, Laxmi Contractor. SECOND ROW: Audrey Wagner, Rachel Glover, Tara Simon, Elizabeth Carlson, Susan Egbert, Karen Gatt, Marisa Marcantonio, Maureen Stack, Maria Daley, Kristen Lynn. THIRD ROW: Jessica Ginsburg, Marjorie Rosmarin, Marie DiGiorgio, Robin Goldstein, Tuere Williams, Alyce Malikian, Andrea Stern, Denise Ryan, Mary Biewen. FOURTH ROW: Jennifer Fraulo, Irene Tournas, Susan Heilman, Emily Johnston, Cybele Tise, Lyn Buccieri, Rachel Greenburg, Monica Thompson, Megan Doyle. ABSENT: Heather Young.

SUPERLATIVES CLASS CLOWN: Andrea Stern FRIENDLIEST: Maureen Stack Andrea Stern

Maureen Stack

I get by with a little help from my friends.

According to the eighth graders, friendship is - a bond between two people. - being trustworthy. - being dependable. - being there for each other. - being yourself.

FRESHMEN

FRONT ROW: Deena Shaffer, Susanne Fausing, Judith Berger, Shelley Fisher, Katie Ripberger, Andrea Urciuoli, Amy Harris, Elyse Krasnogor. SECOND ROW: Elyse Gross, Jessica Kuh, Jessica DiSalle, Debra Levinson, Constance Huffine, Kimberly Kessler, Robin Rapaport, Rachel Wendt, Leigh Santy, Courtney Black. THIRD ROW: Courtney Aylward, Allison Feinglas, Jennie Dubitsky, Lisa Seminoff, Lora Phillips, Barbara Casey, Nancy Kaye, Christina Townsend, Karin Hobman, Danielle Stillman. FOURTH ROW: Bruce Fallon, Lauren Seigenfeld, Lisa DeWolf, Veronica Hanzel, Barbara Miller, Fiona Muir, Nicole DaRosa, Sarah Hurwitt, Megan Campbell, Laura Volpe. ABSENT: Kimberly Kelly, Angela Philippopoulos.

SUPERLATIVES CLASS CLOWN: Bruce Fallon FRIENDLIEST: Jessica DiSalle MOST OUT OF UNIFORM: Barbara Casey BIGGEST SLOB: Kim Kelly CLUMSIEST: Tina Townsend Jessica DiSalle, Bruce Fallon

Excuse me, does anyone have a barf bag?

What are you guys up to now'

To the ninth graders, friendship means - having someone you can rely on. - having someone who listens. - being honest. - having someone to have a good time with without feeling self-conscious. - being loyal.

SOPHOMORES

FRONT ROW: Sarah Lucey, Jessica Spelke, Karyn Kornfeld, Lana Buccieri, Sharon Gatt, Amanda Cizek, Sandra Kahn, Deborah Bahna, Pauline Moller, Lisa Policastro, Holly Lange. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Plummer, Nadine Hudson, Maria Remling, Sofia Tournas, Alexis Seabrook, Tomeka Grimes, Sabina Widmann, Laurie Pavia, Fiona Nichols, Andrea Jones. THIRD ROW: Pilar Rabassa, Jessica Page, Deirdre Sullivan, Kimberly Kappler, Arlene Gravereaux, Beth Becker, Kristin Freund, Brooke Feder, Tracy Dowling, Christine Bryan.

SUPERLATIVES CLASS CLOWN: Amanda Cizek FRIENDLIEST: Brooke Feder MOST OUT OF UNIFORM: Kim Kappler BIGGEST SLOB: Jessica Page CLUMSIEST: Laurie Pavia

Caught in the act.

SMILE!

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to the tenth graders, a friend is you can trust. who tells you secrets. who will stand by you. who listens to your problems and tries to help you out. to talk to. who understands you. who likes you for who you are.

JUNIORS

FRONT ROW: Catherine Andrews, Rebecca Ruffels, Melissa Colella, Cara Leigh Gillespie, Katharina Bohm, Erin Shaw, Cecilia Vick, Wendy Reddock, Jamie Alexander, Ami Spangler, Jennifer Biewen, Deirdre Warren. SECOND ROW: Julia Taylor, Christine Frydenborg, Jennifer Russell, Eliza Oliver, Julie Willimott, Tahirih Kennedy, Ina Bort, Michelle Fenton, Susan Sklar, Jessica Zara, Pamela Sparkman. THIRD ROW: Priscilla Prentice, Cynthia King, Laura Kirmayer, Remi Pastore, Elizabeth Laitman, Kimberlee Brody, Tracy Markhoff, Meredith Rosenberg, Karen Peris, Pamela Galetzki. FOURTH ROW: Anna Wilson, Jennifer Downes, Tamlyn Freund, Maria Mahin, Lisa Sachs. ABSENT: Djerba Goldfinger, Alison James, Nancy Ladd, Jennifer Sorrow, Susan Urban.

SUPERLATIVES CLASS CLOWN: Ina Bort MOST OUT OF UNIFORM: Tammy Freund FRIENDLIEST: Andrea Zuckerman BIGGEST SLOB: Pam Sparkman CLUMSIEST: Cara Leigh Gillespie

Pam Sparkman, Tammy Freund, Cara Leigh Gillespie Ina Bort, Andrea Zuckerman

Are we dressed right?

To the eleventh grade, a friend is - honest. - trustworthy. - someone who makes you feel good about yourself. - caring. - someone who listens. - someone to tell secrets to. - someone you can have fun with. - always there, no matter what.

FRIENDLY FACES

Whose smelly shorts?

On the count of 5 break. 76

Waiter, thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a fly in my soup.

Smile, this could go in the yearbook.

Revenge of the nerds.

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las anyone seen my skirt? OOH! Too tight.

God Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m good.

STUDENT

If the sky above you should turn dark and full of clouds, and that old north wind should begin to blow, keep your head together and call my name out loud, now soon I will be knocking upon your door.

* * * * * * * * * * * * It all began on the tenth of September, a warm, hazy day we will all remember. Students came from far and near in anticipation of the new year. We all went to hear Mrs. Cesareâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s speech, and to find out what the new faculty had to teach. The lockers had not yet arrived, and many students began to feel deprived. A month went by and the lockers came, but the students were more interested in a King School game. At Homecoming a field hockey game was played, some King guys came with their faces sprayed. The year went on with parties galoreHalloween, Holiday, Junior Party, and more. We were all psyched for Christmas break, but when we came back we had exams to take. Winter was long, but then came spring. We were looking forward to what vacation would bring. When we came back students were found trying to get a tan lying on the ground. By the end we were hearing congratulations for the seniors at their graduation.

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LHT-KING PICNIC We started the year off right with a great LHT-King picnic. It united the two schools and really raised spir its. The event started off with a barbecue lunch and a chance for students to get to know each other or to get reacquainted.

After lunch, the classes got together to compete in kickball and volleyball. Overall, the freshmen won the kickball game and the seniors won the volleyball game. The final event was the tug-ofwar. The juniors won, but ru mor has it that the starting whistle was blown before the seniors were ready! Still, ev eryone had a great afternoon.

Come on you wimps!

"»in Will the real blonde please step forward?

Can’t you guys stand on your own two feet?

G-R-EA-S-E-D LIGHTNIN’ Our first picnic

we’re so excited!

TALENT SHOW The stars were certainly out on October 17th, the night of the Talent Show. There were a variety of performances rang ing from singing to dancing to instrument solos. The MCs were junior Pamela Galetzki and senior Carey Douglas. The show had representatives from every class and started with Heather Bay singing “ My Favorite Things.” Act one continued with many soloists and quite a few trios. The second act began with Deborah King doing one of the two dance numbers. The other was done by Jessica Ginsburg. Two of the real crowd pleasers were a mime done by Jon Bloom and Cecilia Vick and the LHT-King Band. The Band consisted of Alex Becker, Jon Bloom, Phil Seigenfeld, and William Krenz with Allison James and Scott DeFreitas doing vocals. The show ended with Carey Douglas singing “ Stormy W eather.” The entire evening was enjoyable for everyone involved, performers and audience alike.

dear Liza, dear Liza

HOMECOMING In addition, King School defeated St. Lukes with a victory of 8 to 6 in the traditional football game. Soccer was also played, but the game was cut short due to a fight. The final score was two goals for St. Lukes and one goal for King. After the games there was a Homecoming dance, where Lee Hermanson was named Homecoming Queen, and Jon Bloom was named King. This year a new spirit was generat ed by the students, faculty, and par ents. It created a unique participation, commitment, and life to this year’s Homecoming weekend.

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Homecoming began with the leaves on the ground, the chilly winds, and a fresh crisp smell in the air. Seeing famil iar faces of Alumni, winning the football game, and finding out who the Home coming King and Queen were just ad ded to the excitement. It brought a spe cial unity to LHT and King Schools, that can only be seen once a year. It all began with a Pep Rally led by the cheerleaders. Then, for the first time in the history of Low-Heywood Thomas School, a homecoming game of our own took place. The Varsity Field Hockey team played an exciting, sus penseful game against St. Lukes, finish ing up with one goal for LHT and one goal for St. Lukes.

O K. guys, it’s just a jump to the left and a step to the right!

The Kingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Harem.

HALLOWEEN

Do you think I can pick up one of those King guys?

While last minute costume prep arations were going on throughout the school, the freshman class was down in the auditorium doing prep arations of their own for the tradi tional Halloween party. It was just the beginning of a very exciting day. The wedding procession began at 8 :1 5 a.m. with the lovely bride Sue Cesare and the handsome groom Bob Finsthwait following the always captivating wedding party. The ever eloquent Bartles and Jaymes presided over the cerem o ny.

Lady Liberty says- “ Do we have to let immigrants like that in?”

Next came the costume parade. While the song “ I Heard It Through the Grapevine” blasted from the speakers, the senior raisins danced across the stage. The mood quickly changed when Senora Rabassa’s sophomore babies crawled across, and then changed again when Michelle Fenton and Nadine Hudson rapped as Run DMC. The middle schoolers were also unique in their costumes with Gumby, dice, and imitations of upper classmen. The party continued through lunch for both the Middle and Upper Schools, with baked goods, music, and dancing. The prizes were awarded then too. Thanks to all the hard work of the ninth grade, the day was a big success.

TWELVE ANGRY JURORS

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The first drama production of the year was quite a success. The three act play, T w elve A ngry Ju ro rs, was well presented and enjoyable for everyone watching. The cast consisted of nine Low-Heywood girls and four King students, including sen iors Mike Mangano, Justin Cohane, Tina Jose, and Kathy Knox. Christine Frydenborg, a junior, also gave a good perfor mance. All in all, the play showed a tremen dous effort on the part of everyone in volved.

LEADERSHIP CONFERENCE What are the qualities of a leader? On Nov. 13, 14, 15, several LHT students found out at the Youth Leadership Confer ence. Sponsered by the Teen Life Center, the conference held over 2 0 0 students from all over Fairfield county. It featured motivaÂ tional speakers such as: Dan Clark, Bobby Valentine, Linda Godwin, Terre Blair, and Dr. Stephen Glenn, all contributing to the theme of the conference, choose to lead. It was an inspirational weekend and a great experience for all who attended.

The holiday season was greatly cele brated this year with the Candlelight In strumental Concert, the Holiday Pro gram, and the tenth grade Christmas Par ty. The festivities began with the instru mental concert and a variety of popular Christmas and Chanukah songs by the Upper, Middle, and Lower school bands. The Holiday Program followed with par ticipation from the entire school. The highlight of the evening was the tradition al Hallelujah Chorus sung by the entire student body plus faculty. The celebration continued on the last day of school before vacation with the annual tenth grade Christmas Party. Mrs. Cesare gave a Christmas speech and the tenth grade did a skit. The party ended with the student body singing Silent Night.

HOLIDAY PROGRAMS

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Ways not to fall asleep in class - Put toothpicks between your eyelids (Fred Flintstone style). - Shoot yourself in the armpit. - Write X-rated novels. - Create student surveys. - Make up this list. - Find some way to get kicked out. - Do twenty jumping jacks. - Leave.

Ways to get around the uniform - Wear an oversized trenchcoat. - Tell your teacher that your friend said it was a no uniform day. - Say, “ It was dark when I woke up.” - Say, “ Some foreign diplomats stole my clothes, tied me up, and dropped me out of a ten story window.” - Say, “ My mom was wearing my cord skirt, and my dad wanted to wear my kilt.” - Say it changed colors in the wash.

You know it’s a short Friday when - Half the class isn’t there. - You pretend not to understand the thirty minute periods. - The chocolate chip cookies are gone before you get there. - You can’t get out of your space at 1:08 because the parking lot is so crowded. - You’re late for fourth period class because you thought it was recess.

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FRONT ROW (1-r): Anna Wilson, Pauline Moller, Fiona Nichols. SECOND ROW (1-r): Julia Taylor, Laura Kirmayer, Lora Phillips, Connie Fluffine. ABSENT: Mr. Cook, Ed Shanaphy, Kerry Supple, Lisa Wilson

This year’s band was smaller than others have been in previous years, but its small size did not take away from its great sound. Under the leadership of Mr. Den nis Hyde, the band reached new heights. The Christmas concert was one of the best in recent memory, with all three ensembles performing difficult music well. For the third straight year LHT sent a representative to Connecticut's All-State Festival. Ina Bort was select ed and performed on the viola. Selection to this festival demonstrates her high achievement in music. The 1986-87 school year proved to be an excellent one for the music program at LHT, and hopefully, the program will enlarge with time.

UPPER SCHOOL BAND

MIDDLE SCHOOL BAND

FRONT ROW (1-r): Lori Lagen, Jordanna Shipman, Allison Rose, Pam Blomberg, Jamie Sherman, Katie Townsend. SECOND ROW (1-r): Carol Wiltshire, Rachel Dansky, Jamie Shulman, Karina Fausing, Victoria Bush, Alaxandra Scanlan. THIRD ROW (1-r): Yasmeen Feinstein, Lara Wagner, Amy Lotker, Kim Albert, Maureen Stack, Monica Thompson. ABSENT: Jaquita Monroe.

LOWER SCHOOL BAND

FRONT ROW (1-r): Jennifer Wolff, Elanore Austin, Kirstie Baker, Juliet Stillman, Majorie Meinema. SECOND ROW (1-r): Charlotte Ripberger, Kate Ingalls, Elena Costa, Carrie Lenahan. THIRD ROW (1-r): Mr. Hyde. ABSENT: Lindsay Benton, Mya Fabula, Lisa Ward. KING: Ari Arid, Mark Edwards, Peter Glover, Luke Harris, David Jacobson, Gerald McDougall, Justin Mingo, Grant Silver, Ken Thompson, Steve Valasis.

FRONT ROW (l-r): Nancy Kaye, Christine Frydenborg, Andrea Jones, Cindy King, Laurie Cizek, Tina Jo se. SECOND ROW (1-r): Eliza Oliver, Deena Shaffer, Angela Philippopoulos, Rachel Wendt. THIRD ROW (l-r): Nicole DaRosa, Cecelia Vick, Sabina Widmann, Debbie Levinson, Alison James, Amanda Cizek.

The Musical Theatre Club is made up of students who love to sing, dance, and per form. This year the group performed in the Come Catch Our Stars talent show, the Holi day Program, and the musical, Brigadoon, under the direction of Ann Ostrow. All the productions were a great success due to the involvement of this multi-talented group.

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The 1 9 8 6 -1 9 8 7 school year was a successful one for the Drama Club. It took them about a month to rehearse for their November production “The Twelve Angry Jurors” directed by Mrs. Forester. In March they put on three one-act plays. Two of these plays were student directed. “ Sociability” was directed by Tina Jose with the assistance of Jon Bloom. “The Odd Couple” was directed by Micheal Mangano and “ No One Really Knows” was directed by Mrs. Forester.

ROW (1-r): Tina Jose. SECOND ROW (1-r): Kathy Knox, Holly Lange, Danielle Stillman, Barbara Miller. THIRD ROW (1-r): Veronica Hanzel, Grosse, Cristine Frydenborg, Justin Cohane.

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This year’s Cheerleading squad was much bigger and more enthusiastic than in the years past. They raised the school spirit at the Homecoming Pep Rally with a dance to “ Twist and Shout.” They really helped both King and Low-Heywood sports with their support.

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Model United Nations

Model United Nations is a class that conÂ sists of dedicated and interested juniors and seniors. With the help of Mrs. Waters, we learn about foreign policy and oratorical techniques. Our delegation participated in two conferences this year- Harvard and Yale. Model U.N. has grown a lot this year, and we anticipate even more enthusiasm in years to come.

FRONT ROW (1-r): Jamie Alexander, Meredith Rosenberg, Pamela Sparkman. SECOND ROW (1-r): Ami Spangler, Elizabeth Laitman, Ina Bort, Tracey Markhoff, Kimberlee Brody. THIRD ROW (1-r): Lillian Speck, Michele Marcantonio (president), Lori Levinson, Christine Lefko, Lynne Davis, Melissa Colella. Absent: Cynthia King, Elizabeth Lyle, Erin Shaw, Lauren Wallender.

FRONT ROW (l-r): Lynne Davis, Sarah Dubitsky (President). SECOND ROW (l-r): Jessica Liner, Lori Levinson, Tracey Lewis. THIRD ROW (l-r): Laura Volpe, Megan Campbell, Kerry Supple, Karen Sullivan (President).

I The Debate Club was formed this year because the student body felt that there was a need to discuss important issues. Their first debate was about the drinking age, whether it should be eighteen or twenty-one. Other issues of concern were abortion, aniÂ mal experimentation, and the death penalty. The goal of the club is to stir emotions within the student body and to encourage them to express themselves. Hopefully this club will continue next year.

DEBATE CLUB

Lambda Delta Pi is a club that does com munity service in and out of the school. This club has been growing in popularity and this year it helped Low-Heywood Thomas in the library, the house, and the main office. It also helped the Student Council in fund rais ers such as food, toy and toiletry drives. The club members tried to give time twice a week to helping others in the school commu nity.

FRONT ROW (l-r): Andrea Zuckerman, Ami Spangler, Susan Urban. SECOND ROW (l-r): Susanne Fausing, Elyse Grosse, Jessica Huh, Melissa Colella, Katie Andrews, Rebecca Ruffels. THIRD ROW (l-r): Andrea Urciuoli, Lana Buccierri, Maria Remling, Barbara Miller, Susan Sklar, Jennie Biewen, Jessica Zara. FOURTH ROW (l-r): Laurie Pavia, Fiona Nichols, Karyn Kornfeld, Amanda Cizek, Sophia Tournas, Nadine Hudson, Andrea Jones. FIFTH ROW (l-r): Jamie Alexander, Remi Pastore, Julie Willimott, Elizabeth Laitman, Eliza Oliver, Laura Kirmayer. 101

FRONT ROW (l-r): Elise Gallivan (co-editor), Michele Marcantonio, Lynne Davis, Nicole Hochman (business manager). SECOND ROW (l-r): Kerry Supple, Christine Lefko (co-editor), Jamie Alexander, Erin Shaw, Cynthia King, Tracy Markhoff, Kim Brody,

The Hey Day is the Low-Heywood Thom足 as newspaper. It gives students a chance to voice their opinions and catch up on current events, school issues, and LHT/King news. Because the Hey Day is student run, it re足 quires input from the entire school. Partici足 pation was very high this year with contribu足 tions from both the middle and upper school. The high level of participation and enthusiasm of the entire Hey Day staff helped to make the newspaper a success.

THE HEY DAY

Leslie Marshall (photography editor)

Laura Macdonald (co-editor)

Alexis Seabrook (art editor)

The Pot Pourri is a combination of creÂ ative thoughts and ideas put together by the Student Body. It is an opportunity for all, including faculty, to express their creativity and originality through a literary magazine. This year the Pot Pourri staff would like to thank all of the contributors and supporters for truly making this magazine a pot pourri.

Lauren Wallender (co-editor)

POT POURRI

FRONT ROW (1-r): Lee Hermanson (treasurer), Jessica DiSalle, Lillian Speck, Laura Macdonald (vice-president), Kelly Patterson (president), Cynthia King (secretary). SECOND ROW (l-r): Courtney Aylward, Nancy Kaye, Katie Everitt, Julie Willimott, Lisa Wilson. THIRD ROW (l-r): Amanda Cizek, Karyn Kornfeld, Kerry Supple, Andrea Zuckerman, Ami Spangler.

The Student Council was very active dur ing the 1 9 8 6 -1 9 8 7 year. The fall season started with the LHT/King Picnic. Home coming was held on October 24. In addition to the traditional soccer and football games, LHT participated for the first time in the athletic part of the day. Varsity hockey played St. Lukes to begin the activities. The day ended with a dance at King. The fall season ended with the Thanksgiving food drive to benefit Person-to-Person. The Christmas Dance kicked off the win ter season. A new DJ with videos and a laser light show gave a new perspective to the evening. Before the holiday break, the Council sponsored three drives. Food was gathered to benefit the Veteran Committee, and toys and toiletry articles were collected for the Correctional Facility. Once more LHT responded generously. In February, there was a Valentine’s Day dance, and in May, the Council sponsored the Spring Fling.

UPPER SCHOOL STUDENT COUNCIL

EXECUTIVE BOARD

Lee Hermanson Treasurer

Cynthia King Secretary

Laura Macdonald

Kelly Patterson

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Middle School Student Council

FRONT ROW (1-r): Alicia Nisberg, Majorie Meinema, Gillian Glover, Flavia Ivanoff. SECOND ROW (1-r): Jenna Halliburton, Mary Stack, Juliet Stillman, Diana Jose, Margaret Ogden, Paige Dusault. THIRD ROW (1-r): Maria Daley, Rachel Glover, Megan Doyle, Andrea Stern, Mrs. Nichols.

President: Megan Doyle

Vice President: Andrea Stern

You just call out my name, And I’ll come running To see you again. You’ve got a friend. Ain’t it good to know You’ve got a friend.

FRONT ROW: Lee Hermanson, Laura Macdonald, Amy Dunn, Laurie Cizek. SECOND ROW: Lori Kuffel, Emily Cook, Melissa Colella, Cynthia King, Elizabeth Lyle, Ana Rabassa(co-captain). THIRD ROW: Nicole Galiatsos, Leslie Marshall, Lauren Wallender(co-captain), Jennifer Philopena, Michele Marcantonio.

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FRONT ROW: Courtney Aylward, Deirdre Sullivan, Kimberly Kappler, Pilar Rabassa (co-captain), Sarah Lucey (co-captain), Constance Huffine, Christina Townsend, Julia Taylor. SECOND ROW: Lana Buccieri (manager), Lisa Seminoff, Katherina Bohm, Lora Phillips, Bruce Fallon, Lauren Seigenfeld, Deirdre Warren, Kimberly Kessler, Sarah Hurwitt, Coach DeVinne.

FRONT ROW: Alison Overton, Aryn Liberman, Susan Egbert, Marie Daley, Betsy Carlson, Kristen Lynn. SECOND ROW: Jenny Danon, Marissa Marcantonio, Mary Biewen, Marjorie Rosmarin, Conner Kilbourn. ABSENT: Lyn Buccieri, Deborah Weintraub, Leigh Cahill.

SCOREBOARD LHT vs. GREENWICH COUNTRY DAY LHT vs. NEW CANAAN COUNTRY SCHOOL LHT vs. GREENWICH ACADEMY LHT vs. GREENS FARMS ACADEMY LHT vs. RYE COUNTRY DAY LHT vs. ST. LUKES LHT vs. GREENWICH SACRED HEART LHT vs. RIPPOWAM CISQUA

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FRONT ROW: Co-captains: Tina Jo se and Karen Sullivan. BACK ROW: Carolyn Kimbler, Karyn Kornfeld, Catherine Andrews, Ami Spangler, Nicole Hochman. ABSENT: Cristina Vaamonde, Andrea Zuckerman.

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FRONT ROW (1-r): Sofia Tournas, Tomeka Grimes (co-captain), Megan Campbell, Jennifer Russell. SECOND ROW (1-r): Christine Frydenborg Tracy Dowling, Laura Volpe, Nancy Kaye. ABSENT: Ina Bort (co-captain).

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FRONT ROW (1-r): Three Co-Captains: Kelly Patterson, Katie Andrews, Lori Kuffel. SECOND ROW (1-r): Kim Kelly, Tracy Dowling, Tomeka Grimes Sarah Lucey. THIRD ROW (1-r): Lisa Policastro, Melissa Colella, Fiona Muir, Lauren Seigenfeld, Bruce Fallon.

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FRONT ROW (1-r): Fiona Nichols, Nadine Hudson, Connie Huffine, Barbara Miller. SECOND ROW (1-r): Courtney Aylward, Laura Phillips, Lisa Seminoff, Sarah Herwitt, Lana Buccieri. THIRD ROW (1-r): Bruce Fallon, Tinka Bohm, Andrea Jones, Maria Rembling, Lisa Policastro.

SCOREBOARD LHT us. MASTERS 6-22 LHT vs. GREENS FARMS ACADEMY 819 LHT us. STAMFORD S.H. 16-22 LHT vs. RYE COUNTRY DAY 13-20 LHT vs. GREENWICH S.H. LHT VS. GREENWICH ACADEMY OVERALL STANDING: 0-6

FRONT ROW (l-r): Carolyn Bower, Marissa Shipman, Allie Conway, Megan Doyle. SECOND ROW (l-r): Marie DiGiorgio, Susan Egbert, Tara Simon, Julie Price. THIRD ROW (l-r): Vanessa Garnet, Maria Daley, Mary Biewen, Lyn Buccieri.

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We grow great by dreams. Dreamers see things in the soft haze of a spring day, or in the red Fire of a long winter’s evening. Some of us let these great dreams die, but others nourish and protect them, nurse them through bad days till they bring them to the sunshine and light which comes always to those who sincerely hope that their dreams will come true. - Woodrow Wilson

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We love you, Mom, Dad, Nancy, Tom, Meg, & Dave Best wishes to the Class of 1987

“We are so glad we’ve had the time together, just to have a laugh and sing a song, seems we just got started, and before you know it comes the time to say so long.”

To the best big sisters ever, LESLIE, LAURIE, TONI, EMILY, LYNNE, CAREY, SARAH, AMY, KATIE, NICOLE, TINA, CAROLYN, KATHY, LORI, CRISSY, LORI, TRACEY, JESSICA, LIZ, LAURA, MICHELE, LESLIE, KAREN, JEN, KELLY, MARIE, JEN, ANA, RACHEL, LILL, KAREN, KERRY, TINA, LAUREN, AND LISA We will love you and miss you good luck. Love always, DEBBIE, BETH, CHRISTINE, LANA, AMANDA, TRACY, BROOKE, KIRSTEN, SHARON, ARLENE, TOMEKA, NADINE, ANDREA, SANDI, KIM, KARYN, HOLLY, SARAH, PAULINE, FIONA, JESS, LAURIE, SUSIE, LISA, PILI, MARIA, ALEXIS, JESSICA, DIEDRE, SOPHIE, AND SABINA

That which thy fathers have bequeathed to thee, earn it anew if thou wouldst possess it. Goethe: Faust

Congratulations to Emily and the Class of 1987. John, Joette, and Alex Cook

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To our dearest daughter Tina who we have been so proud of. You have blossomed into an independent person who wants the world and yet a people loving person. Search for the good and carry on the high standards and sense of values we impressed on you as you approach the vast world ahead of you. Remember that we all love you and weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll be behind you all the way. Mom, Dad, James, Diana, & Ching

To Tina Jose A message with love and hope for a fulfilling life filled with challenge. From the winning teamCely, Ellen, Maria, Pressy, Sol

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□ E JE fZ JE E JE JE JE IE a Em and Ti, No matter how far apart we are, no one can take away our memo ries. So don’t ever be caught “ Walking in the Rain” because “ Love is a Battlefield.” And “ When 1 Think of You,” I’ll remember that on the “Stairway to Heaven” you meet a lot of people that “Give Love a bad Name.” They always say “ I Didn’t Mean to Turn You On,” but your “ Living On a Prayer” so be aware with “ Every Breath You Take,” that “ Boys Will Be Boys.” “Some are “ Nasty Boys,” some have a “Crush on You,” and with some you have to wonder “ Is it Love Their After.” It’s “ Life in the Fast Lane.” Never forget that “You Don’t Have to Take Your Clothes off to Have a Good Time” and you don’t need “White Lines” to “ Dream On.” Keep a “Sledgehammer” nearby for protection and don’t listen to “ Rumors.” There’s a “ Rocky Racoon” in all of our lives that says “ I Would Die for You” but we’re “ Infatuated” and “All Cried Out.” So “Wave your Hands in the Air like You don’t Care” and know that life always gets better. In your adventures, “ Walk This Way” “ Like an Eg yptian,” but don't “ Shout” because wherever we go there is always a phone. We are “ Breaking the Chains” and going our seperate ways but remember we’ve been together “ For the Longest Time.” “So under stand don’t waste your time always searching for those wasted years. Face up make a stand, and realize your living in the golden years.” You guys are “ A Hard Habit to Break.” “I’ll Miss You.” Three Musketeers BFF Cokey

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Karen, Through the fights and everything I still loved you, I suppose. I’ll miss you next year. Love, Barbara

“ These are the days to hold onto ’cause we won’t although we’ll want to .” Thanks to S .B .,K .E.,L.H ., L.C.,A .D .,A .R., C .C.,C.S.,M .F., G .P.,A .B.,& esp. Kim and John. Mcgyver, Bennie, Winkler3, Un beatable. 1 miss you SRM -love to Mom and Dad -Fat bottomed girls make this rockin world go round.

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GOOD LUCK to Kelly and the class of ’87 From The Patterson Family

Love, Class Of 1991

TO:DW(my higher love),EC(the stuff,popcorn), Mom and Dad(for always being there,for life and love),NJM(for helping me grow up),LW (Goose Pimpy),DC(for all the advice),AC (through the hot and cold),SM(who I know will make it),TJ(Otter,universal medicine),RM (Rabbit,Sweet 16),KL(9&10&sticking close), AS(Cleo-BFF) ,JP(the best little F) ,GA(9&10S< BS),KC(78-87,my one and onby best always), KB(Seaside and the talks),TM(for the influence in 9),Nana H,Nana P,Nunu,Corns, Coss ios,NR,PC,LW,SC,KK,BC.BF,DL,JP,PM,AD. You've given me the good,the bad,the fun,the .pain,but mostly the love.I'11 miss you. I LOVE YOU.

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The production of this yearbook began even before school started. Several staff members went to a Jostenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s workshop to learn how to put together this book. The work really began, though, as the first deadline loomed nearer. With a lot of hard work, late nights, and a little panic, all four deadlines were met. Thanks to this , you will all be able to remember 1 9 8 6 /1 9 8 7 in the years to come. W eâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d like to thank Ana Wilson for helping us at the last minute with the copy, Petie for her organization, and Mr. Pusack for his room to destroy, his computers to dismantle, and his patience to try. Without their help this might have been the yearbook that never was.

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