1970 phoenician by Phoenix Country Day School

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For H aller the H o rrib le , th e quizzes, the advice on colleges, a shoulder to cry on, the giggles and weary looks in history class es, the tap e -re co rd ed lecture, the showers in girls' P.E. and "M rs . English, I can't take a show er t o d a y . . . , " fo r the sm ile to d e pend on, English the Excruciating— n ot to m e n tion those d e a rly-b e lo ve d -b y-o n e and-by-all English th e Excruciating Events— fo r the understanding and sym pathy and encouragem ent, fo r being you . . . , W e, th e class o f 1970, wish to thank you, Mrs. C hristine English, in o u r small way by giving to you this yearbook.

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Editors: Anne Hetherington Ed Abraham Penny Roeder Lay-out Editors: Betsy Patterson Paul Withington Jr. Assistant: Roy Gardner

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Copy Editors: Sandy Saufley Kathy Rominger ' fr. Assistants: Barney Nelson Robert Himmelberger Sports Editors: Bill Crisp

John Lincoln Jr Asststant: Paul Orme Captions Editor: Bill Na Jr. Assistant: Bill Taber Graphics Editor: Margaret Wins Jr. Assistants: Brooks Pickens Julie Newell

u School Life: Dave Brooks Gary Clay Jr. Assistant: Barbie Crisp Seniors: Margery Huntress jr. Assistant: Jennifer Ware Faculty: Babbie Jones Greg Lincoln Jr. Assistant: Lidia Mori Advertising: Wij,t Morton Jr. Assistant: Art Pearce BÂťiness Manager: Mike Pachtman Jr. Assistant: Bryan Sage : Debbie Smith Debra Smith David McCaleb Ben Powers Donna Lenherr

PHOENIX COUNTRY D A Y SCHOOL 3 9 0 1 EAST STANFORD DRIVE P. O. BOX 1 5 0 8 7 PHOENIX, ARIZONA 8 5 0 1 8 September 2k, 1969

MEMORANDUM TO: The S t a f f o f the 1970 Phoenician SUBJECT:

Your Unique Challenge

FROM:

John I. Y e l l o t t ,

Headmaster

In the o r i g i n a l L a t i n , memorandum means someth i nq wh i ch must be remembered, and t h i s communication mentions m a tt e r s which you should bear in mind as you go about the myriad tasks in v o lv e d in the p r o d u c t i o n o f a yearbook. 1.

Whatever appears in p r i n t a u t o m a t i c a l l y a c q u i r e s f a r g r e a t e r importance than i t s s u b j e c t m a t t e r mi ght j u s t i f y i f i t were l e f t in ma n us cr ip t. The f a c t t h a t a sentence has been s e t in type and, by one process or a n o t h e r , p r i n t e d on a p r e v i o u s l y b la n k page, gives f a r g r e a t e r w e i g h t t o your words than you may r e a l i z e when you w r i t e them. Hence, giv e c a r e f u l tho ug ht t o what you put i n t o your one e d i t i o n o f the P h o en ic ia n . Someone w i l l read i t a c e n tu r y from today.'

P r i n t e d words take on permanency as w e l l as a u t h o r i t y , so, a f t e r you have chosen them w i t h c a r e , s p e l l them c o r r e c t l y . The ty p o g r a p h e r 's work must be checked c a r e f u l l y , f o r th e re are g r e m l I n s (1ook them up i n your F. and W. .') l u r k i n g in the l i n o t y p e machine, w a i t i n g f o r a chance t o t u r n your prose o r p o et ry i n t o " e t o a i n s h r d l u " or i t s e q uivalent. Proofread your copy w i t h care and then do i t again when the g a l l e y s a r r i v e . '

Someone o f note is r e p o r t e d t o have said t o a newspaper r e p o r t e r : " I care not what you w r i t e about me, bu t s p e l l my name c o r r e c t l y . " In the P h o e n i c i a n , your readers w i l l care what you w r i t e about them, and they w i l l be e s p e c i a l l y s e n s i t i v e about m i s s p e l le d names and i n c o r r e c t cap足 t i o n s under t h e i r photographs. Make sure t h a t the names and faces agree, p a r t i c u l a r l y on those crowded pages where the p i c t u r e s o f the l i t t l e people appear, and when they a re grown to man's and woman's e s t a t e , they w i l l r i s e up and c a l l you blessed.

Future g e n e ra ti o n s o f PCDS people - s t u d e n t s , parents and f a c u l t y w i l l form t h e i r o p i n i o n o f the Class o f 1970 from t h i s e d i t i o n o f the Ph o e n ic ia n , because i t is y o u r s , so l ab o r d i l i g e n t l y w i t h t a s t e , humor and im a g i n a t io n in i t s c r e a t i o n . Your predecessors have s e t a high standard in the f i r s t f i v e Phoenicians, so w i t h your wort hy t r i u m v i r a t e in the lead, f a l l to work and l e t the b i r d f l y to new h e ig h ts t h i s year.'

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John I. Yellott B.S., M.M.E., The Johns Hopkins University Headmaster Ethics

Mrs. Jene H. (Mildred) Jacoby Secretary to the Headmaster Registrar

William I. West B.S., U.S. Military Academy M.A., Wesleyan University Assistant to the Headmaster Mathematics

Mrs. David S. (Bettye) Mobley Business Manager

M r. M ichael F.G .M orris Pennsylvania Academ y o f Fine Arts Barnes F oundation o f Fine Arts Dean o f Students Fine Arts

Mrs. Paul (June) M u n g e r Registered Nurse

Mrs. Daniel (Eve) Riley A.B., U n io n College Librarian

Mrs. E.R. (Doris) Curtis Secretary to th e Business Manager Bookkeeper

Lauriston F. Cone B.A., U niversity o f V e rm o n t English, Head o f D e pa rtm e nt A dvisor: Phoenician A dvisor: S o p ho m ore class

M rs. M ary K. Baxter B.A., U niversity o f M o n ta n a English A dvisor: In te rim A dvisor: S op ho m ore class

Mrs. D onna Lederman A.B., M .A ., U niversity o f A rizo na English A dvisor: Sophom ore class

Mrs. John (C hristine) English B.S., Pennsylvania State U niversity History, Head o f D epartm ent Physical Education A dvisor: Senior class

V ernon Hackett B.A., St John's University M.E., University o f W ashington History Advisor: 8th grade

W illiam T. M cCue B.S., Central M issouri State College English Advisor: Page

Mrs. Gladys Gist B.A., National C atholic U niversity o f Uraguay Spanish

Miss D eborah A. Gray B.A., W illia m e tte U niversity Spanish Head o f Language D e partm ent A dvisor: 8th grade

M r. D em etrios D. Bekeros A.B., W illiam sâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;U niversity o f A rizona M .A ., A rizo n a State U niversity Latin French

Mrs. G eorge (Susan) Rose B.A., U niversity o f A rizo n a University o f Geneva A rizo na State U niversity French A dvisor: Junior class

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David O. Raym ond A.B., W illiam s M .A ., Stanford U niversity Science Head o f U p pe r School D ire cto r o f Admissions A dvisor: Senior class A dvisor: Drama

Fred B. Eiseman, Jr. B.S., M.S., U niversity o f W isconsin M .A ., C olum b ia U niversity Science: Head o f D epa rtm e nt A dvisor: Jun io r class

W alter R. Rist A.B., W ashington University A rizo na State U niversity M athem atics, Head o f D epartm ent A dvisor: Freshmen class

Chester I. Seroka B.Ed., Keene Teachers College M.S., Syracuse University Science M athem atics Advisor: 8th grade

Donald Singer B.S., W ayne State University Central M ichigan University M athem atics A dvisor: Freshman class Coach: Swim m ing Coach: Baseball

Mrs. Pearl G ardner and her "Ladies in W h ite " Luther Reynolds, Charles T ip to n , Ralph Phillips, G eorge Edwards

Mrs. Raym ond Allen B.A., H u n te r College M .A ., Smith Ed.D., C olum bia Teacher's College M usic

Raym ond G rove B.S., O h io State University M.Ed., A rizo na State University M athem atics Head o f M id d le School

Miss Janet Seitz B.S., Pen nsy Ivan is State University M .A ., New York University English History Physical Education

Gary S. H o lto m B.A., Bringham Young University M .A ., A rizona State University M athem atics D irector o f A thletics

Miss Doris H. Ross B.A., A rizo n a State U niversity Spanish

Miss M . A n d re e DeLisle B.A., M .A ., A rizo n a State University French

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StlllfHl Mrs. Twyla L. Block B.A., M .A ., A rizo n a State University A rt

W illiam P. Lee II A.B., Lafayette College M .A ., A rizo n a State University English

Mrs. E.E. (Arlevia) Snyder B.A., Florence State College M.N.S., A rizo n a State U niversity Science

Miss Jacklyn Ellis B.A., U niversity o f A rizo na G eography History

M rs. John (Judith) M ih lik Certificate, London Teachers' College Reading Physical Education

Mrs. John (Jeanne) Russo B.S., Utah State University M .A ., A rizo na State University Reading Physical Education

Mrs. James P. (D o ro th y ) W hiskem an B.S., Teachers College, C olum b ia University Reading Head o f Lower School

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Mrs. Henry (D o ro th y ) Henecke B.S., M .A . C olum bia University First Grade M rs. John (Roxanne) Kunz A .A., Glendale C o m m u n ity College B.A., A rizo n a State U niversity Third Grade

Mrs. Louis (Frances) deLisle B.A., A rizo n a State University Second Grade

Mrs. Harold 1Judy) Swenson B.A., A rizo na State University Third Grade

Mrs. Byron (M eta) M c K n ig h t B.S., University o f H ouston M.Ed, Texas Tech. Fourth Grade

Mrs. R obert (Joan) O liver B.S., W ashington State University M .A ., A rizo na State U niversity Third Grade on leave o f absence, 1969-70.

M rs. Frances E. Vierck B.A., A rizo n a State U niversity Second Grade

Mrs. M ichael F.G. (Josephine) M orris A.B., Vassar; M.S., Temple University Kindergarten Lower School A rt

Mrs. Daniel (M ary Lu) Syllaba B.A., University o f A rizona First Grade

It's a b ir d . . . it's a plane no, it's a little kid !

Fie, fie , false knave!

T heir m on ey o r my life?

I th in k he's k in d o f c ute , d o n 't you?

Readyâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; aim

W h o me, Space cat?

W hat d id you call me?

M e e t you at J in th e B in te n m inutes.

It's Friday!

You say y o u 're fro m Chicago?!

Take th e tack out.

Just ho w m any applications do you w ant done? C alling all c a rs ...

Shake w e ll and take every th re e hours.

1965-66 Tennis Basketball J.V. 1966-67 Tennis Soccer 1967-68 Tennis Soccer Student C o u n cil Photography C lub 1968-69 Tennis Soccer Page Editor P hoenician In te rim M o d e l U.N. Drama 1969-70 Tennis P hoenician Editor Page Senior Editor In te rim

Edward Abraham Tim e says hush. By the gong o f tim e you live. Listen and hear tim e saying you were silent long befo re you came to life and you w ill again be silent long after you leave it, w hy not be a little silent now? Hush yourself, noisy little man. Tim e hushes all. The gong o f tim e rang fo r you to com e o u t o f a hush and you w ere born. The gong of tim e w ill rin g fo r you to go back to the same hush you came fro m . W inners and losers, the weak and the strong, those w h o say little and try to say it w ell, and those w h o babble and p rattle th e ir lives away, Tim e hushes all. There is only one horse on the earth and his name is A ll Horses. There is o nly one b ird in the air and his name is A ll Wings. There is o nly one fish in the sea and his name is A ll Fins. There is o nly one w om an in the w o rld and her name is A ll W om en. There is o nly one ch ild in the w o rld and the child's name is A ll C h ildren. There is o nly one M a ke r in the w o rld and His ch ild re n cover the earth and they are named A ll G od's C h ildren. Carl Sandburg

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THE W O R D BEFORE GOOD-BYE W hat is th e sp rin gtim e after all? O n ly th e o th e r side o f fall. O h , if I co u ld have I'd have made you a sunny sky. H ello's the w o rd befo re goo d -b ye. Sometimes it rains, sometimes it shines yet the things I w ant are seldom m ine. H ow m uch o f sum m er can we hold b efore we tu rn and fin d w e 're old? The things o u r m irro rs tell us are all lies H ello's th e w o rd before good-bye. Sometimes it's dark, sometimes it's fair yet w hen I go hom e at n ig ht nobody's there. Perhaps the next w in d tha t blows in w ill b rin g you back to me again. T ill the n re m e m b erin g just makes me want to cry. H ello's the w o rd before good-bye. Sometimes you lose, sometimes you w in yet I ca n't fo rg e t w hat m ig h t have been.

Wel| you see it,s |jkethis

Rod M cK uen

David Lee Brooks

1965-66 Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball 1966-67 Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball 1968-69 Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball Letterm en's C lub Drama Ski C lub 1969-70 Varisty Basketball Varsity Swim m ing Letterm en's C lub Drama Ski C lub Phoenician School Life Editor Student C o u rt

i am forever w alking upon these shores, betw ixt th e sand and the foam, the high tide w ill erase my fo o t-p rin ts , and th e w in d w ill b lo w away the foam, but th e sea and th e shore w ill remain forever. if y o u r heart is a vo lcano h o w shall you expect flow ers to b lo o m in y o u r hands? trees are poems tha t th e earth writes upon th e sky. we fell dow n and tu rn the m in to paper tha t we may record o u r emptiness. lovers embrace tha t w hich is between them rather than each o th e r. when a man's hand touches the hand o f a w om an they b o th to u c h the heart o f e te rn ity W hat do yo u mean bleached?

Kahil Gibran

1969-70 Varsity Hockey

Charm ion DuBois Cheney

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HERE A M I As the universe spins To a desolate end In th e D oldrum s o f Destiny's Sea So sh ould I accept being As reasonless as The firm am ent's fu tility . .. but here am I h o ld in g y o u r hand As o fte n I've thirsted So often I've tasted My fill o f love's honey and wine But in desperate d rin kin g The savor o f lo vin g is lost And so never was m ine . .. but here an I h o ld in g y o u r cup In a garmentless promise O f n o th in g we stand W ith o n ly the raim ent o f tim e It is ours to endure O r endear and end up Embracing whatever we fin d . . . and here am I h o ld in g yo u r m ind. DEATH You w ill k n o w me by my tou ch It is the last. Mason Williams

It w orks fo r an ostrich

Seven years, M y G od I've made it. Thanks fo r the kisses and just being there. W e re w o lf in the girls' d o rm ito ry .. W hat a nut! M /S David Salmanâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; what a way to spend a sum m er. Last b ut never least, the green frog.

K ing Kong

W illiam Dent Crisp

Creepy C raw ler

1966-67 Varsity Football Ski C lub W restlin g 1967-68 Varsity Football Ski C lu b W restlin g Class President

1969-70 Varsity Football Student C o u rt Ski C lub Letterm en's C lub President Phoenician Sports Editor

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"L ife isn 't all you w ant, But it's all you have. So w hat I say is: Have it! Stick a geranium in yo ur hat and be h a p p y." G ilb e rt Hay

Victoria Ellis 1966-67 V olleyball Drama 1967-68 V olleyball Drama Phoenician Ski-C lub 1968-69 V olleyball Drama C o m m u n ity Service C o m m itte e Phoenician Ski-C lub 1969-70 V olleyball Drama In te rim Ski-C lub Phoenician

A h h h h , th e g o o d life.

Barney James Gonzales PLAN M y cousin Max is being married on a quiz show He is g e ttin g a W estinghouse regrigerator a Singer sewing m achine a set o f fu rn itu re fro m Sears and Roebuck an ant farm a General Electirc toaster and a girl. 11 is n o t eno u gh . He expects babies and happiness good times and m oney and a gove rn m e n t th a t wars on war. M y cousin Max expects to o m uch. Rod M cKuen Transcending in to th e in n e r m eaning o f th e life o f H oward Hughes.

Happiness I asked professors w h o teach th e m eaning o f life to tell me w hat is happiness. And I w e n tto fam ous executives w h o boss th e w o rk o f thousands o f men. They all sh oo k th e ir heads and gave me a smile as th o u g h I was try in g to fo o l w ith them . A nd the n o n e Sunday a fte rn o o n 1w andered o u t along th e Desplaines River. A nd I saw a c ro w d o f Hungarians und e r th e trees w ith th e ir w om en and c h ild re n and a keg o f beer and an a ccordion. Carl Sandburg

Kenneth Hugh Ham ilton

Hi! Ken Pellot h e r e ..

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Paul Fredrik Heiervang Dear P.C.D.S., M any thanks fo r le ttin g me co m e to spend a w h o le year in Phoenix. I can ce rta in ly say th a t I really love this place. The n a ture is b e a u tifu l, th e p e op le are nice to me, and a nice fam ily have I g o t to stay w ith d u rin g these m o n th s. Even if th e sch o o l is harder than I supposed i t to be, it w ill give me an experience 1 never w o u ld have a chance to get back later in my life. You pupils o f P.C.D.S. sh o u ld be p ro u d o f b e lo n g in g to a scho ol like this. N o t all schools have teachers w h o sho w so m uch interests in th e ir pupils as P.C.D.S. N one o f us are g ro w n up yet, even if w e th in k so. W e are n o t qu alified to take th e responsibilities o f w hat we do. T here fore it is g o o d to have teachers w h o are able to lead us up to th e age w h ere we understand w h at ed Â ucation means fo r o u r fu tu re , Uusally, th e y o u n g pe op le do n o t discover this b e fore it is to o late. T h in k a b o u t it, and do n o t le t bad ideas in flu e n c e y o u ! I w ill give a special thanks to those w h o have show ed and sho w me and my Swedish frie n d B jorn Larsson a tÂ te n tio n . B jo rn and I really en jo ye d th e river trip rig h t after sch o o l started, even if o u r â&#x20AC;&#x153; s tu m p s " became sore. It was really an experience. M an y thanks fo r eve ryth in g , and I h o p e th a t we w ill have a lo t o f fu n to g e th e r th e rest o f th e sch o o l year.

Such a stim u la tin g clazzzzzz.

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w hat's it all about? I d o n 't kno w .

Laugh w h ile there's still a chance.

b lin d ly . . . where t go? w hat is it that's exactly w ro n g ? . . . w h o t picket? w ho t fig h t? . . . it came to me in a second's flash an was all so c le a r.. . the shot has sh oo k me u p . . . fo r I've never heard tha t sound before. . the blast. . . startled me back b ut fo r a sp e ll. . . . ah, an the nex tim e I lo o ked . . . a w o rd , a tun e , a story, a line, keys in th e w in d t u n lick my m ind. When? Again. M any say. It D o n 't M a t足 ter. W in d Blows. Leaders? Dig y o u r足 self. LOO K OUT. Bob Dylan

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Susan D unne Henegar W hat has happened to time? It d oe n s't com e a ro un d anym ore. The very last tim e I saw Was a -w h is tlin ' o u t th e d o o r. . . Isn't life beautiful Isn't life gay Isn't life th e perfect th in g To pass th e tim e away. Mason Williams

There are places I'll rem em ber All my life th o u g h some have changed. Some foreve r n o t fo r better Some have gone and some remain. All these places had th e ir m om ents W ith lovers and friends I still recall. Some are dead and some are living, In my life I've loved them all. John Lennon-Paul M cC artney

I learn fro m raindrops on a w in d o w , each one rh ythm ic in the sun. A b un d le o f roses and a sp irit backstage, kn o w in g an experience, songs o f o th e r men's raindrops, sitting in a fie ld in an afterm ath. Albatross and the black forest, circles of in n er tubes, Betsy' fo rt, laughter fro m S now -bow l forests, Jennifer's wall, letters in my ow n fu m b lin g , b um bling way, the K night o f Swords' odyssey. So all my songs are ra in drop sâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; reflections reaching fo r Suzanne's hand, searching fo r tha t u n fo u n d d oo r. "B la c k b ird singing in the dead o f n ig ht Take these sunken eyes and learn to see. A ll your life You w ere o nly w a itin g fo r this m o m e n t to be fre e ." Len non-M cC artney " A little to o abstract, a little to o wise, It is tim e fo r us to kiss the earth again, It is tim e to let the leaves rain fro m the skies." R obinson Jeffers

I'm not that kind of girl!

Elizabeth A nne H etherington 1966-67 Drama 1967-68 Drama Ch ee rle ading Ski-C lub Hockey Page 1968-69 Drama Ch ee rle ading Ski-C lub Varsity Hockey Phoenician P ho togra ph y Club Page In te rim C o m m u n ity Service C o m m itte e Secretary 1969-70 Drama Ch eerleading captain Ski-C lub Varsity Hockey Phoenician Editor In te rim

1967-68 Drama 1968-69 Drama Page 1969-70 ' Drama P hoenician Senior Editor In te rim A n y to w n , A riz o n a

M argery Bates Huntress . . . the w o rld is n o w h e re ..

Dear Fox, o ld frie n d , thus we have com e to the end o f the road tha t we were to go together. M y tale is fin ish e d — and so farew ell. But before I go, I have just one m ore th in g to tell you: Som ething has spoken to me in the night, b u rn ing the taper of the waning year; som ething has spoken in the night, and to ld me I shall die, I know not w here. Saying: "T o lose the earth you know , fo r greater kn o w ing; to lose the life you have, fo r greater life; to leave the friends you loved, fo r greater loving; to fin d a land m ore kin d than hom e, m ore large than earth— " — W hereon the pillars o f this earth are fou n de d , tow ard w hich the conscience o f the w orld is te n d ing— a w in d is rising, and the rivers flo w ." Thomas Clayton W olfe

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1966-67 Class treasurer V olle yball team Hockey team Drama Ski-C lub 1967-68 Tennis team H ockey team V olle yball team Drama Ski-C lub Phoenician 1968-69 Class Chairm an C o m m u n ity Service C o m m itte e P ho togra ph y Phoenician Tennis team Varsity V olle yball S ki-C lub Drama 1969-70 Phoenician Drama Ski-C lub In te rim Tennis Swim m ing C o m m u n ity Service C o m m itte e P ho togra ph y

Barbara A nn Jones six spotted p ig s .. shaving c re a m . . . 11 balloons and je lly beans.. . charades.. . F ro c k .. The B a rd s .. V irg in ia W o o lf . .. cold d u c k . . . crisp m o b il . . b o .. . R om eo & J u lie t? .. . H o b b its .. G a n d a lf.. stairca se... are you asleep?. . . m id n ig h t s n o w . . . Nature b o y . . . tw iz o t.. .-razor clam s. . . early m o rÂ ning w alks. . je lly beans in bed r o lls . .. sand in fa c e .. . P iz z a n o trip .. .â&#x20AC;&#x153; Happy T o g e th e r". Red L ic o ric e .. H o lb ro o k ? ... G re m lin s . . . "K e e p d riv in g Jam es".. . Root b e e r. . . H a ir. . . 3 tic k e ts .. . "fa iry d u s t" . . . M .J .. . . V erde or b u s t. . . Lay Lady Lay. . . O rp ha n A n n ie . . . A re you going to w o rk o u t to n ig h t? . . . cashews a n y o n e .. "T yp e t h in g " . . . 8 b a ll. . . crackers and s p rite . . . C o rre ct and R e tu rn . . . Canada or bust.

T hou gh t you c o u ld scare me, you d u d e . . .

" I 'd rather wake up in the m iddle o f now here than in any city on e a rth ." Steve M cQ ueen 44

For th e seven years I have spent in P.C.D.S. I have little to say. W o w ! W hat a neat place! was w hat I th o u g h t back in the sixth grade, but I soon fo u n d it was practically like any o th e r place. M id d le School was just one place fo r industrious study and o ffe re d little in possi足 bilities. U pper School came and I fe lt tha t a new spark had com e in to life, but I was soon dis足 illusioned by fa llin g grades and endless review. But in some areas I really excelled except fo r one o r tw o drops and new m ethods of classwork really picked my interest. I discover足 ed new horizons in several places b ut my age-old way o f math still stuck w ith me. N ow I feel tha t despite all my problem s, my life at P.C.D.S. has been w o rth w h ile and educational and great possibilities m ig h t com e o u t o f all those underclassm en w h o are suc足 ceeding my years here.

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Profile in Courage

Gregory Joseph Lincoln 1968-70 Soccer 1969-70 Phoenician Swim m ing Soccer

1965-66 J.V. Football J.V. Basketball 1966-67 Football 1967-68 Photography C lub Basketball Baseball Letterm an's C lub 1968-69 Football Baseball 1969-70 P hoenician Basketball Letterm an's C lub

"F o llo w in g the shadow o f the skies O r are the y o n ly figm ents o f my eyes Feeling close to w hen the race is run W a iting in o u r boats to set sail The sea o f jo y ." Steve W in w o o d "W ild ch ild Full o f grace Savior o f the hum an race Y our co o l face Natural child T e rrib le child N o t y o u r m o th e r o r your Father's child Y ou're o urâ&#x20AC;&#x17E;child Scream in' w ild W ith hunger at her heels A nd fre e d o m in her eyes She dances on her knees Pirate Prince at her side Staring Into The h o llo w id o l's eyes W ild ch ild Full o f grace Savior of the hum an race Your co o l face Your cool face Your co ol fa ce ." Jim M o rriso n

John C rom w ell Lincoln,

1965-66 Varsity Football Varsity Baseball 1966-67 Varsity Football Varsity Baseball S tudent C o un cil Varsity W restling 1967-68 Varsity Football Varsity Baseball (captain) Varsity W restling S tudent C o u n cil Drama Letterm en's C lub 1968-69 S tudent C ouncil D isciplinary C o m m itte e Varsity Baseball Varsity Football C o m m u n ity Service C o m m itte e P hoenician Letterm en's C lub (vice-president) Drama Page In te rim 1969-70 Student Body President Baseball Phoenician A d ve rtisin g Editor Letterm en's C lub Page Drama Boy's State

W irt M o rto n II . . .and w h o are you? I, I hardly know , sir, just at presentâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; at least I kn o w w h o I was w hen I got up this m o rn in g, b u t I th in k I must have been changed several tim es since then. M arshall M cLuhan

W ell, as Karl M arx so aptly p u t i t . . . - M a n ichean Heresy - " I C h in g " - 3 blenders - A Ric Racker, Stally, M ich e l, E.C.U.R.B., Curtus, The Seventh grade flam e, - P.C.D.S.F.W.S. ...K e m p ., "B ro w ," " H u lk ," Vassar Female, Some kin d o f Clay, " B ," A bby, " K , " Popcorner, Seymore (Rouster), Jorge, B.J., Penelope, Mag, D.V.W.B., Suzi Q , - Favorite Pastime. . TranÂ scending? - pshaw - cousin? - Jerry and Gang Jeffery - Jabber - Balloon - Pierce - R.A.G. Say A h . .. C h ip p e r-

"T h e th in g of it is, we must live w ith the th in g .' M o n ta ig n e Re-enacting old fo o tb a ll plays?

Com e n o w and now my love and leave yo ur dying desert to the rain Give up yo ur treasured w ounds Let go the te m p tin g m em ory o r the pain G ive up the vows yo u've taken and you w ill live and you w ill learn to fly again and you w ill fly

A nd you w ill live, my love and see the stars regain yo ur starless nights A nd you w ill fin d yo u r sun and kn o w the magic m eaning o f its lig h t all souls w ill be yours to cherish rising, fa llin g in th e ir earthly flig h t and you w ill fly Give up yo ur treasured w ounds Let go the te m p tin g m em ory of the pain G ive up the vows yo u've taken and you w ill live and you w ill learn to fly again and you w ill fly. E.F.

W illiam Paul Nathan But sir, I always study like this.

1968-69 Basketball 1969-70 Football Basketball Baseball P hoenician Captions Editor

1966-67 Varsity Baseball Drama 1967-68 Varsity Baseball Drama Letterm en's C lu b 1968-1969 Drama Letterm en's C lub Student C o un cil A rizo n a M o d e l U n ite d Nations C o m m u n ity Service C o m m itte e P hoenician A d ve rtisin g 1969-70 Letterm an's C lub Student C o u n cil Vice-President In te rim Phoenician Business M anager Student C o u rt (C h ief Justice) Page A rizo n a M o d e l U n ite d Nations Drama

M ichael A rth u r Pachtman

no, it's th e

B irdm an!

" In the conservatism of yo uth W hen new ideas are really old A nd faith is b lin d The seed is there A bsorbing m oisture W aiting to break the case Send o u t its shoots D ow n and up To flo urish A nd make M an as p re o rd a in e d ." fro m The Age o f Man by David O. Raymond

"S leep that knits up th e ravelled sleeve o f care

" I have a dream th a t my fo u r ch ild re n w ill o ne day live in a nation where they w ill n o t be judged by the c o lo r o f th e ir skin but by the c o n te n t o f th e ir c h aracte r." â&#x20AC;&#x201D;M artin Luther King, Jr. (1963)

S om ething we were w ith h o ld in g made us weak U ntil we fo u n d it was ourselves We were w ith h o ld in g fro m o u r land o f living, A nd fo rth w ith fo u n d salvation in surrender. Such as we were we gave ourselves o u tr ig h t. . . â&#x20AC;&#x201D;R obert Frost

"M y heart to-day smiles at its past n ig h t o f tears like a wet tree glistening in th e sun after th e rain is o v e r." "L ife has becom e richer by th e love th a t has been lo s t." -R a b in d ra n a th Tagore

six years o f m em ories w ith C ritte r, SJS, BAJ, DLB, RAD and SRT, Polly and C urt and M argaret, Verde floats (b o tto m s up) and ski trips (schuss-boom er) and fin ally "sisteY" DEL and " p a l" G M F . . . REMEMBER.

Elizabeth Patterson

oh,com'ony'all.

1966-67 Ski C lub Student C ouncil Volleyball Hockey 1967-68 Ski Club Drama Student C ouncil Cheerleading Volleyball Hockey 1968-69 Ski C lub Drama Cheerleading: Captain H ockey: Co-captain Phoenician C o m m u n ity Service C o m m itte e In te r-H ig h School B ro th e rh o o d C ouncil 1969-70 Ski Club Drama Cheerleading Hockey Swimm ing Phoenician: C o -layo ut e d ito r

"C o m e o n , people, now< Smile o n y o u r b ro th e r, Everybody get to g e th e r, Try to love o n e a n o th e r rig h t n o w .

1966-67 Soccer Drama 1967-68 Soccer Drama 1968-69 Soccer (captain) C o m m u n ity Service C o m m itte e Letterm an's C lub M o d e l U.N. 1969-70 Soccer Football M o d e l U.N. Drama C o m m u n ity Service C o m m itte e

Philip Slade Payne Society's Child See the clo w n , everyone laughs when he is around. See the fo o l, no one cares about him. For he is a d iffe re n t w o rld , w ith o u t the bonds o f hate. See the one on the gro un d , no one cares about his fate. For he is the fo o l, d iffe re n t, new, and in love. In love w ith death, fo r in it o nly peace it can bring. FHe is lying there reeking w ith o d o r, no one m ourns fo r him. There are no tears o r weeping, fo r no one cares. â&#x20AC;&#x153; W hen we die we w ill n o t smell, fo r that is o n ly fo r the u n lu c k y ." Pssst! You w ill reek w ith o d o r when you die; and I hope to G od, no one w ill cry!

Friday second pe rio d, revisited

A nd I was so m uch o ld e r the n.

Philip Slade Payne 51

I d o n 't seem to have my m a te ria l. . . . M r. Raymond, the Coke m achine needs change . . . That guy's really an id io t, he gave me an A . . . But M r. Y ellott, it's so hard to stay here d u rin g lu n c h . . . I'll have it to m o rro w , M r. R e id .. . .D o n 't talk to me a bo u t the Bible, I already k n o w it a l l . . . I'm sorry, we just ca n't do it fo r less than $100; it's against o u r p rin c i足 ples.

" M y road it m ig h t be rocky, and stones may cut my face, b ut some folks a in 't got no road at all, they just gotta stay in the same o le place, so I guess I'm doing fin e ."

Benjamin W alter Powers

1967-68 Football Basketball 1968-69 Basketball Letterm an's C lub 1969-70 Football Basketball Class Representative

1967-68 Football Baseball Soccer 1968-69 Baseball Soccer 1969-70 Letterm en's C lub

George Thomas Rich

Distant days, long hours, and math. Some cast aside litte rin g the road, b ut a lo t going along fo r the ride. N ow it is early. Is the ocean fog still in the streets? R unning fast and lo u d, lo w in the saddle, no one smiles. W hitm an's free soul, com arado, also o f open road. Even fo r the gim p, clean cut, Ham bone, Fat Freddy, buzzard, M o u ld y M arvin, and Magoo. A flash o f w h ite lig h tnin g , a burst of d irty thu n de r. G ood bye to the present impasse.

G aroooovy

" . . . love is n ot to lo o k at one another b ut to lo o k tog e the r in the same d ire c tio n ," A nd re M aurois N o t yet o u t o f the drivew ay— and w h ich way to go? Take yesterday and see sights that g lo w in eerie, u nfa m iliar colors . . . hear sounds of o ld songs sung now in discord. Take to m o rro w and head tow ard b e w ild e rin g oceans w here waves o f laughter spray tears on all the rest less ch ild re n . N ow choosing fo r a m om e n t, I rem em ber: the silence o f rainy days and w a itin g fo r n o th ing; sounds o f c h ild re n in the playground carefree sound tha t makes us laugh and sing w ith th e m ; the lush green forest g row ing fro m e m p ty glass b o ttle s .. the sun in the darkness fillin g the q u ie t tim es; the little b lo nd angel o f sp rin g tim e . . the stra w b erry-b lo nd devil o f s u m m e r. . . images o f c h ild h o o d ; black room s, closed doors, w id e green lawns tha t need to be cu t; sitting in a to w e r feeling the sunset o u ts id e .. encased in a w arm shell again and w atching the snow fall.

Penelope Carol Roeder

"T h o u hast tam ed th e curs'd shrew...

The faces, the names, the smiles, each d if fe re n t and never to be seen again w ill always be rem em bered. Looking ahead, I see that the road tha t I have travelled goes in to T o m o rro w w here the p o u n d in g waves and silver mist await us all.

1965-66 Glee C lub Drama 1966-67 Drama 1967-68 Drama Poetry C lub Phoenician Folk-Singing C lub 1968-69 Drama In te rim Phoenician Ski C lub A rizo na G irls' State C o m m u n ity Service C o m m itte e 1969-70 Drama In te rim P hoenician Ed ito r Pep C lub

1967-68 Page 1968-69 In te rim Drama P hoenician 1969-70 Phoenician Copy Editor

A nd a man said, Speak to us o f SelfKnow ledge. And he answered, saying: Y our hearts kn ow in silence th e secrets o f the days and the nights. But yo ur ears th irst fo r the sound o f your heart's know ledge. You w o u ld k n o w in w ords th a t w h ich you have always kn o w n in th o u g h t. You w o u ld to u ch w ith yo ur fingers the

nakedbodyofyourdreaL

L_.

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Kathryn Lynn Rominger

A nd it is w ell you should. The hid de n w e ll-spring o f yo u r soul must needs rise and run m u rm u rin g to the sea; A nd th e treasure o f yo u r in fin ite depths w o u ld be revealed to y o u r eyes. But let the re be no scales to w eigh your u n k n o w n treasure; A nd seek n ot the depths o f y o u r k n o w ledge w ith staff or sounding line. For self is a sea boundless and measure less. Say not, " I have fo u n d the tru th ,” but rather, " I have fo u n d a tru th .” Say not, I have fou nd the path o f the soul.” Say rather, ” 1 have met the soul w alking upon my p a th ." For the soul walks upon all paths. The soul walks n o t upon a line, neither does it g ro w like a reed. The soul unfolds itself, like a lotus of countless petals. Kahlil Gibran

it's fae ry-like (it's love) sitting on your shoulder tugging on yo u r collar the n a gigglesm ile transform ed to become a blanket gentle to warm you in the night — saundra

.. . (for only N o b od y knows w here tru th grows why birds fly and especially w h o the m oon is. — e e cum m ings

Saundra Jane Saufley 1966-67 Ski-C lub Drama 1967-68 Drama P hoenician J.V. C hee rlea din g Captain 1968-69 Drama In te rim : A rt Editor P hoenician C o m m u n ity Service C o m m itte e In te r-H ig h School B ro th e r h o o d C o u n cil 1969-70 Drama In te rim : Lay-O ut Editor P h o e n icia n : Copy Editor In te r-H ig h School B ro th e r h o o d C o un cil

“ If anyone wants to c la p /' said Eeyore w hen he had read th is /' now is the tim e to do it." — A.A. M iln e 56

Scott W alter Simpson

I w ill get you all

The British are com ing !

a clinical w ind came fro m the n orth e rn spaces and settled in misty orbits over the desert and began to restlessly shift in circles. the dizziness o f its frig id circle m elted in the yellow w arm th o f Ra, and soon even strangers had left, and the cold w in d rained dow n on the cracked m ouths of w aiting men and w om en w h o looked up, and Smiled. now the w ind gently bends the branches of the autum n palms and childishly floats over the animals that sleep in the red rocks all w in te r; and laughs when a cold w in d comes dow n fro m the north.

James Miles Stanzel A N OUTSTRETCHED H A N D Each o f us was made by G od and some o f us grew tall. O thers sto o d o u t in th e w in d th e ir branches bent and fell. Those o f us who,,walk in lig h t must help the ones in darkness up. For that's w hat life is all about and love is all the re is to life. Each o f us was made by G od beautiful in His m ind's eye. Those o f us th a t tu rn e d o u t sound sh ou ld lo o kacro ss o u rs h o u ld e rs once and h elp th e weak ones to th e ir feet. It o n ly takes an o u tstre tch e d hand. Rod M cK uen

We were rid in g along in the car on a plateau in C olorado, going to Aspen, We saw som e足 th in g ahead on th e roadside. It was an Eagle, th e sym bol o f American freedom , feathers rum pled, standing in a d irty patch o f snow , h itc h -h ik in g . Mason Williams

1967-68 Soccer Drama 1968-69 Soccer Drama Page 1969-70 Soccer Drama Phoenician la y -o u t-e d ito r

Paul W ith in g to n II In a recent issue o f th e Harvard Lam poon, there was a list o f ways to prepare peanut butter. D oesn't it rem ind you all o f school lunches? Peanut b u tte r surprise Peanut b u tte r aspic Peanut b u tte r flam be Peanut b u tte r Julia C hild Peanut b u tte r crisp Peanut b u tte r Brown Betty Peanut b u tte r Route 128 Peanut b u tte r crepes Peanut b u tte r O cto b e r Peanut b u tte r and seven years ago Peanut B utter W h o are in heaven Peanut b u tte r Jackie Onassis Peanut b u tte r 1636 Peanut b u tte r o f the American R evolution Peanut b u tte r, the n ig h t, and th e music Peanut b utte r, ergo sum Peanut b u tte r: the m ajor text Peanut b u tte r has been show n to be an effective decay preventive d en tifrice when used in a conscientiously applied program o f oral hygiene and regular professional care.

O ld Baldy strikes agian!

W e w ere fo llo w in g a long river in to the m ountains. Finally we ro u nd e d a ridge and could see deeper in —

the fa rth e r peaks stony and barren, a fe w alpine trees. Lee and I stood on a p o in t by a c liff, over a rock w alled canyon. Lee said, "N o w we have com e to w here we d ie ." I asked him , what's that up the re , th e n — m eaning the fu rth e r m ountains. "T ha t's the w o rld after d e a th ." I th o u g h t it lo o ked just like the land w e'd been traveling and c o u ld n 't see w hy we should have to die. Lee grabbed me and p u lle d me over the c liff— b oth o f us fallin g. I h it and I was dead. I saw my body fo r a w h ile , th e n it was gone. Lee was th e re too. W e w ere at the b o tto m o f the gorge. W e started d riftin g up the canyon, "T his is th e way to th e back c o u n try ." G.S.

D aughter o f G ollum

M argaret Jean Winsryg

1966-67 V olle yball Drama 1967-68 Drama V olle yball Ski C lub 1968-69 C heerleading Drama C o m m u n ity Service C o m m itte e Ski C lub 1969-70 Phoencian Graphics Editor Drama S w im m ing Student C o un cil Secretary

This year, as usual, the seniors w ro te th e ir Senior Papers.

W hose baby are you, you li'l devil?

W e ll, a man's to eat.

M in d if I call you JIY?

D o n 't lo o k now , b u t I th in k w e 're being fo llo w e d .

O n e day I'll make th e Angels.

Please d o n 't make me go.

A beer is a beer is a beer is

L. to R: Debbie Smith, Jennifer W are, Barbie Crisp, Paul O rm e, A rt Pearce, Beth A nderson.

The Class of 1971

Clara Jo M in n ic k , M ary Feeney, W end y Smith, Rob H im m elberger, Jeff Scoon, Val Giddings

Peter Nelson, Lidia M o rr, Tom Kem pner

Jim Restin, John D iehl, Steve Buck

Juniors

Brooks Pickens, Janet B rophy, Roy G ardner, M ik e M cC aleb, M a tt Lanser, Barney Nelson

Julie Newell, Bill Taber, Bryan Sage, W alter C o lp itts, Dave M cC aleb, M artha French, D onna Lenherr

Class of 1972

Left to rig h t: Robin M u lle n , Prissy Tovrea, M ark C u m m ing, Gen A lliso n , Ronald Kershaw, Van Buck

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o m o r e s

Left to rig h t: Pam Stevenson, Lisa Babcock, Lanny G ilb e rt, A bb y B row n, Geg H o liff

Left to rig h t: Steve H a m ilton , Ted Bower, Cathie E llinw oo d, Keith M iles, W endie H in to n , Bobbie Lorenzen

Class of 1974

Left to R ight: D orian Elder, Paul Haycox, Helen Stevenson, Bob Casselman, Bruce Linco ln, W end y Rusing

Left to R ight: G eo ff W h itn e y, Jean H e th e rin g to n , Steve Frerichs, Bill Burke, Charles Harvey

Left to R/'ghCKathy Bowes David C hu, A n n ie Crisp, M ark Simpson, C hip W ild e r, A bb y Roeder.

Left to R ight: Randy Suggs, Kevin Henegar, Ray LaCroix, Tony Ruskin

Freshmen

Left to R ight: Leslie M e te r, John Seawell, Richard Lorenzen, Laura G anter, Jon W agner, Dana Finch

A bsent: M ichael Grace

Class of 1975

Standing: Scott T urner, M ark H o rw itz, Brad Harrison Seated: Emery M cC le n n e n , Kim Yam anouchi, Susie Flower A bsent: Philip Pearce, M urray Stevens, Steve Tim m ons

Left to rig h t: Joanne C o ok, Lori H o liff, Debbie Dahlberg, Nelson E llinw oo d, Chris M orris

Eighth Grade

Left to rig h t: M ary S underlund, Dan Henecke, Nancy V olpe, Kim A nderson

Left to rig h t: Carry Cudahy, David Z o lln e r, Chris足 tin e Jacobson, Sam Freedman, Cathy Edens

Left to rig h t: D onna Kershaw, Kati W eingartner, Jim Grove, Sara Tancer, Tim Stallcup

I w o u ld n 't be caught d o in g that if I w ere a senior g irl!

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Just a fe w m o re steps..

O h o n o ra b le G od dess. . .

You mean That's th e duck-walk?

The heat o f c re a tiv ity . . .

No, I d o n 't see to o th m a rk s !

Interestingâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; no, fascinating.

I to ld you th a t you sho uld wear suspenÂ ders.

I've got th e ru n n in g blues.

O sweet in no cent C herub

Seventh Grade

Alan Jones, Scott O 'C o n n o r, Peter A ie llo , M argaret H e th eringto n , Debra G anelin, Judy G rove

A n n P en ningto n, Heather Lykes, Elizabeth Wales

Am y Jo Jacobson, Kathy Steiner, G eorgia Sakiotis, Tom Vanderslice, D on Vyskocil, M a tt Burke

Carrie W rig h t, Geri A lliso n , A nd y Friend, Y vonne Grace, Debbie M a d i足 son, W ya tt G o rd o n

M ik e M ih a lic, John Feeney, Karen Jeff足 ries, Pam Ruskin, Lisa Reis

Patrick

Eliinwood,

Evan

Sage

Jeffrey Barbe, Don Reisch, Andrea Smith, Tammy H utchison, Jeanne M athew s, Jamie Bowes Absent: Dan Corrigan, M ary Hall, Keith Clem enger, CammLa Follette, Louise W ain w rig ht

Sixth Grade

F ront: M ark Torrey, Peter Sm ith, Chris M o ri Back: Ethan Rauch, Herb H a m ilton , Steve Casselman, James M anser, Paul Vanderslice

Cham Rand, David G o o d , Kam eron Foote, Shelley Smith, Steve H u tch iso n, Kim Tanner, Bryan Perry

Sean Larkin, Richard Harvey, D on Asbury, David Steiner

Back: Danny M ason, T om m y H e th e rin g to n , Russel M cC aleb. Seat足 ed: Carrie Louis, Scott H o lto m , Roberta M ann

David N o rto n , Jon Norris, W endy Restin, M aryanne W ray, Debra Z iehm , Julie Russell

Sophia Haberman, Shelley A im e r, Lauren A nd erso n, Tim C o n n e ll, Jay D ecio, Paul A ng elchik, Sydney Funk A bsent: Bill D itto , Shelley Marks, K atherine Suhr

Fifth Grade

O rio n Smith, A n n e tte P en ningto n, Kevin Lee, Robin Laflin, Patty Reis

First Row: Ruth Clem enger, Jenn足 ifer Finch, Sarah Baxter. Second Row: Alycia W o o d , Charles Ladlo w , Jennie M ille r, Philip French

R obert M arshall, M artha Sm ith, N oelle Norris, Brian O '足 C onnor

Jacques deLisle, Tracy Sistrom, Nancy Kauffm an, Jane Hall

Ricky Hogue, Elizabeth Rand, Rusty M a d i足 son, M ary Wales

James B row n, Peter H o lto m , Brian Rose, Rick P en ningto n, Ashley Pearce

Fourth Grade

M ark

Scwarz,

Jon

Rauch,

Tom

Smith

Barbara Kershaw, Harry Nace, Sharon Gus足 tafson, C o u rtn e y W h ite , Blair Torrey

Charles Ganz, Greta Fredrickson, Wade M cD aniel, C arolyn Pratt A b 足 sent: Bruce Bidstrup, Bonnie Lykes, Becky Driggs, Lee LaFollette, Fairfax O 'R iley, Eve W rig h t

Robert Bell, Scott Stevens, Alison C o nn ell, John Stegall

M o rris, G eof -

Third Grade

Janet M cC le n a th e n , Paul Ganem, Cathy Tancer

Joseph Julian, Libby Handros, Tim m y O lin , Bill Nelson A bsent: W illie Barbe, Barbara Parker, Todd Vaules, Ted W are

M ike Seidner, Rowan O 'R iley, T odd Tanner, Lisa W ilso n, Cole Bobbe

Randy Friend, Cathy Laflin, David Heard, Bianca Gonzales, G eorge Kokalis

Steve M ille r, Betsy Ryan, Douglas Turner, John Vanderslice

Dianna Z iehm , M eg P enning足 to n , C ynthia Tancer, Gage W ill足 iams

Second Grade

A n d re w G ilb o u rn e , M a tt G regory, G eorge Getz, Larry W rig h t, Jonathan W a in w rig h t, Jay O '足 C onnor

Leah G anelin, Laurie W ray, A nn Steiner, Jennifer Rand, Lisa Jones. Seated: Josh Long

Douglas Dalgleish, Elizabeth Stegall, Henry O ' Riley, Janet M iles, Brent Vierck

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First Grade

A lice Haberman, M argaret Bekeros, Jerome Szymanski, A n d re w Norris

Krista M agnusson, C hip W atters, G eorge R a ndolph, Ellen Smith, Brooks Pavilack

Lina W eissman, K enneth Smith, John Fisher, Frazier Bell, Natalie Pergeau

Crystal Scurr, Daniel Strick, Stanley Casselman, M a tth e w Cone

Eric Sencken, Laura R o jko, Jonathan M arshall, Robert Vaules, Lacy W hite, H erbert P o tth o ff

Kindergarten

Left to rig h t: Trudy O 'R iley, A n n e Reis, Bobby Thesz

Nicole DeCato, C ynthia Kershaw, Joan W atters, Rony Weissman

W hat is hard to e n d u re is sweet to recall. C o n tine n ta l Proverb

The true teacher defends his pupils against his ow n personal influence. -A lc o tt

The g ift o f teaching is a peculiar talent, and implies a need and a craving in the teacher himself. Chapman

Student Council

Back ro w : Ben Powers, Rick Rusing, Paul O rm e, Rob H im m elberger, Rod T im m ons M id d le : Fred Bendheim , Steve Tim m ons, Steve Frerichs, A n n e Crisp, M r. Seroka F ro n t: M ik e Pachtman, W irt M o rto n , M argaret W insryg, Roy G ardner President: W irt M o rto n Vice-President: M ike Pachtman Advisor: M r. Seroka

I th o u g h t I said I w o u ld n 't do it.

M ike .

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Student C ourt

Bill Crisp, M ik e Pachtm an, Lidia M o ri, M ark H o ro w itc h , M r. M o rris, Jeff Boutel, Helen Stevenson, A n n e H e th足 e rin g to n , Pam Stevenson, A bsent: Barb Crisp. President: M ik e Pachtman A dvisor: M r. M o rris

Dress code? W hat dress code?

F oreg rou nd: A n n e H e th e rin g to n , Julie Newell, W endy Smith, Sandy Saufley, M argery Huntress. Back Row: Jennifer W are, Dorian Elder, Bryan Sige, Barney Nelson, Rob H im m elberger, Jon W agner. A bsent: Lidia M oris, Penny Roeder.

Phoenician Bryan (George) Sage, "M o m ” Huntress, A rt Pearce, Julie Newell, Saundra Saufley (w ith Ted dy), M ike Pachtman, A nn e Hethetc., Rob H im m elberger, P. Roederboat, Ben Powers, Scott Simp son, Paul O rm e, Jennifer Ware

W ith special thanks Mrs. M u n g e r ...

I com e to A rizo na and w h at do I get? An ulcer, sunstroke, and a yea rbo ok tha t's tw o

Is he gone? Can I sto p w o rk in g now?

W e've g o t to sto p m eeting like this. W irt is g e ttin g suspicious. The p o in t is, yo u s h o u ld be g e ttin g ads.

No, n o t a n o th e r ad!

F ro n t: Chris M o ri, Patty Reis, M an ue l Tancer, Debra Zien, Paul Vancerslice, Peter Smith Back: W endy Restin, Ruth C lem m enger, James M anser, Steve H u tch iso n, Kam eron Foote, Cara C anter, Lisa Reis

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C o m m u n ity Service C om m ittee

Standing: W end y Sm ith, C.J. M in n ic k , Barb Crisp, Jennifer Ware, D o nn a Lenherr, Debra Smith, Julie Newell, M ary Feeney, M artha French, M ik e M cC aleb, David M cC aleb, John D iehl. Seated: Barney Nelson, Roy G ardner, A rth u r Pearce.

C hairm an: Roy A. G ardner

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Left to R ight: Tim Stallcup, Charles Ladlow, Ethan Rauche, M ark H o ro w itz , Keith C lem enger, Alan Jones, Cham Rand, Jim G rove, M a rk H o rw itc h , D o na ld Reisch.

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In this, th e first m eeting o f th e s u ffra g e tte s .. .

This is d e fin ite ly m y bale o f hay.

Apker's d o n e w hat to my mice?!

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Left to R ight: A rt Pearce, Paul O rm e, Roy G ardner, Jeff Scoon, David M c 足 Caleb. (absent : Bill Crisp, M ike M c 足 Caleb, Gary Clay, John Linco ln, Dave Brooks, M a tt Lanser)

K neeling L. to R.:A n n H e th e rin g to n , Debbie Sm ith, A b b y B row n, Becky T hom p son , Betsy Patterson, D o nn a Lenherr, Babbie Jones, Kathy Bowes, Standing: Julie Newell, A rth u r Pear足 ce, Scott Simpson, W end y Sm ith, Jennifer W are, M a rth a French, Sue FHenegar, R obin M u l足 len, W endy Heuser, Jean H e th e rin g to n , Brad Harrison, M a rk Simpson, Paul Boyd, Dan Henecke, Jeff Scoon, Bill Crisp, Barney Nelson, M ik e M cC aleb, Dorian Elder, Rod Tim 足 mons.

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F ront: Sara Tancer, Babbie Jones, Laurie H o liff, M ary S underland, W endy Sm ith, Jennifer W are. Back: Coach C ollister, Brad Harrison, M ik e M cC aleb, Tom Kem pner, Ed Abraham , Dave M cC aleb, Paul Boyd, Gary H o liff, Fred Bendheim . A bsent: Barb Crisp, Barney Nelson.

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K neeling (L. to R.): Jim G rove, Tom A pke r, Ron Kershaw, Dan Henecke, G eo ff W h itn e y Ed Colem an. Standing: Van Buck, Ray LaCroix, Val G iddings, Randy Suggs, Patrick E llinw oo d, John D iehl, Gary Clay, M ark Simpson, M ark C um m ing, A rth u r Pearce, Rod Tim m ons, John Lincoln. A bse nt: Jeff Scoon, Paul O rm e.

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You call me 'W ayne N e w to n ' on ce m o r e ...

I'm so bashful! Is th e coach lo okin g?

1. Catch th e ball w ith y o u r le ft hand. 2. Pick it up. 3. This is th e way we play Canadian Baseball.

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G oo d boy, y o u 're learning.

First R ow (L to R): M ary Sunderland, Kati W ine ga rtn er, Jean H e th e rin g to n . Second R ow : Barbie Nelson, Sherry Smith, Kim A nd erso n. T hird R ow : Pam Stevenson, R obin M u lle n , Nana Volpe.

Varsity Volleyball

Kneeling (L to R): Julie Newell, A n n e H e th e rin g to n , D o nn a Lenherr, Barbie Crisp, Betsy Patterson. Standing: Lisa Babcock, Beth A nd erso n, Debbie Smith, Helen Stevenson, Jeannie H e th e rin g to n , Charm Cheney, Pam Stevenson, W endy Smith, A bby Roeder.

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Standing (L. to R.): Cathie E llinw oo d, Bobbie Lorenzen, Sally Ryan, Susie Flower, Sara Tancer, M e rid e th G ilbert, Cathy Bowes. K neeling: Becky T hom p son , Debbie Sm ith, Lisa Babcock, Joyce Schulte, C atherine Pratt, Dorian Elder.

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S itting: Dorian Elder, W endy Rusing, Laura G anter, Chris Jacobson, Cathy Edens. K neeling: Joyce Schulte, Kati W ein ga rtn er, W ald o Crisp, Dana Finch, Becky T hom p son ,

Kathy Bowes, Prissy Tovrea, Standing: CJ M in n ic k , M e re d ith G ilb ert, Leslie "C o o l Ray" M eyer, R obin M u lle n , Sherri Smith, Kim A nderson

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Clear th e runw av A ny last requests? That's a p re tty g o o d excuse, but I still d o n 't believe yo u .

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I'm flyin g I wish we c o u ld take P.E. w ith the m . You th in k th e y 're sisters, d o n 't you?

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Charm Cheney leaves an orange tree in fr o n t o f th e D in in g Hall and ju d o lessons to Bobbie Lorenzen. Gary Clay leaves a cop y o f Shakespeare's criticism s to Ken H a m ilton and M r. Cone. Bill Crisp leaves his sunglasses to th e Letterm an's Club. Barney Gonzales leaves a life -tim e sub scrip tion to H o t R od M agazine to H ow ard Hughes. A n n e H e th e rin g to n leaves tranq uilize rs to M ike , her lim it program to M r. Rist, a dress to Cleo on FB's cigar box, her w heelchair and iro n lu n g to Mrs. English, and rose petals to Dave Raym ond. M argery Huntress leaves her last name to Janet B rophy. W irt M o rto n leaves th e legend o f Dick Usher to Steve H a m ilton and his m em 足 bership to th e A C O C to A rth u r and RAG. Bill Nathan leaves his sincere enthusiasm to M r. Rist. M ik e Pachtman leaves M r. W est, his ap artm en t to an yon e w h o needs it, and Lamar M o u n ta in to Zeb Pearce & Sons. Betsy Patterson leaves G reg Farmer to Scarlet O 'H ara. Ben Powers leaves th e Prep R oom and fo u rth period. Penny Roeder leaves ten to eleven o 'c lo c k to th e liq u id a tio n o f fru stra tio n , and all th e advice she has g o tte n to Barney Nelson so th a t som e on e w ill have listened. Sandy Saufley leaves Rob to th e ted dy bear. Scott Simpson leaves th e Senior table to Barney and G eorge, his Canadian citize nsh ip to Jeff Scoon, his weak kidneys to Roy, and Leonard Cohen's poems to M r. Cone. Jim Stanzel leaves six jeep tires to A rth u r Pearce. M argaret W insryg leaves th e sch o o l to jo in Dave. Paul W ith in g to n leaves a p o lish in g c lo th to th e C h ro m e D om e, and an e d itio n o f th e Harvard Lam poon to M r. Hackett.

COMPLIMENTS OF A PROUD PARENT

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