Teaching is an art which requires discipline, understand ing, knowledge, and a sense o f communication. There are many who possess some o f these traits, but few who practice them all. To you, Mr. Donald Singer, a friend, an advisor, a coach, we the class o f ’71 dedicate this yearbook with sincere appreciation o f all your special qualities. We wish to thank you, Swing, for making this rocky road a little bit smoother for us.
“ Listen hear the sound The child awakes Wonder all around The child awakes Now in his life He never must be lost No thoughts must deceive him In life he must trust.. .
With the eyes o f a child You must come out and see That your world’s spinning round And through life you will be A small part o f a hope o f a love that exsists In the eyes o f a child you will see. ..
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Earth falls far away New life awaits Time it has no day New life awaits Here is your dream And now how does it feel No words will go with you And now what is real?� J. Lodge
1EM0RANDUM TO:
The S ta ff o f the 1971 Phoenician
SUBJECT:
Themes and Topics
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John I . Y e llo tt , Headmaster, 1970-71
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In c a s ti n g about f o r an a p p r o p r i a t e theme f o r t h i s , my s i x t h message to a Phoenician S t a f f (th e f i r s t such message was composed bymy p r e d e c e s s o r ), I have concluded that the format adopted f o r Volume VI would be e q u a l l y a p p r o p r i a t e f o r Volume V I I . It combines b r e v i t y w i t h s u c ci n ct n es s, p l a t i t u d e s w i t h sound t e c h n i c a l a d v ic e .
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The f i r s t of these themes has a l r e a d y rece ive d a d e t a i l e d t re atm en t (See Phoen i ci an V o l . V I , June 1970) but new technology br in gs new problems and new p o s s i b i l i t i e s . In the c i t e d r e f e r e n c e , mention was made o f "th e t y p o gra ph er" and " t h e l i n o t y p e machine." The chances ar e ver y good t h a t , when these words are put i n t o p r i n t e d form, they w i l l be the product o f a photo gr ap h ic process, u t i l i z i n g e i t h e r d i r e c t r ep ro du cti on w it h o u t the i n t e r ve n ti o n o f molten l e a d , or a computerized t y p e s e t t e r , which w i l l do the job o f spa ce-counting and r i g h t - m a r g i n j u s t i f i c a t i o n w it h o u t any human h el p. Even in the b r i e f year which has elapsed ( a c t u a l l y i t is c l o s e r to ten months) between the w r i t i n g of l a s t y e a r ' s memorandum and t h i s fragment o f a d v i c e , t h e r e has been marked t e c h n o lo g i c a l change, but the funda mental p r i n c i p l e s stand f i r m . What you, the S t a f f of Volume V I I , w r i t e or photograph w i l l take on a sobering degree o f permanence as soon as i t appears on a p r i n t e d page. So w r i t e , so photograph, and so l a y - o u t t h a t , when you r eco ns id er your work a h a l f - c e n t u r y from now, you w i l l be ab l e t o say: "Our task was w el l and f a i r l y done!" The techniques w i l l change, but the r ea c ti o n s of your readers a r e l i k e l y to remain the same. I f your prose is c l e a r , your s p e l l i n g a c c u r a t e , your p r o o f - r e a d i n g impeccable, and your photo i d e n t i f i c a t i o n s a c c u r a t e , your readers w i l l say "Well done!" I f , Heaven f o r b i d , typos run rampant through your pages, your i n d i v i d u a l photo graphs a r e m i s l a b e l e d , and your w r i t i n g is g e n e r a l l y t u r g i d , imprecise and d u l l , the n, and w i t h good reason, your readers w i l l tune you out or turn you o f f !
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Each s p r i n g , we read o f the demise of c o l l e g e yearbooks which, a t many i n s t i t u t i o n s , seem to be running out o f steam, going to seed, or degen e r a t i n g i n t o b l a t a n t pornography. Some high school yearbooks have s u f f e r e d the same f a t e , and f o r the same reason. T h e i r s t a f f s have l o s t t h e i r z e a l , t h e i r i n i t i a t i v e , t h e i r i m a g in a ti o n , and so the books t h a t they produce no longer f i l l a real need. Some day, some s t r u g g l i n g ca n di d at e f o r a Ph.D. in Journalism w i l l w r i t e h is doc to ra l d i s s e r t a t i o n on the o r i g i n , the f r u i t i o n and the d e c l i n e of an American phenomenon, the i n s t i t u t i o n a l yearbook. I hope t h a t he w i l l be a b le to c i t e the Phoenician, Volume V I I , as an example of the f u l l f lo w e r i n g of the secondary school annual. Good luck! John I . Y e l l o t t Headmaster o f PCDS f o r the year 1970-71 November 8,
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Thanks to the human heart by which we live, Thanks to its tenderness, its joys, and fears, To me the meanest flower that blows can give Thoughts that do often lie too deep for tears. William Wordsworth
John I. Yellott B.S., M .M .E., Johns Hopkins H eadm aster Ethics
Michael F.G. M orris Pennsylvania Academ y o f Fine A rts, Barnes Foundation Fine A rts Dean o f Students
Mrs. David S. (Bettye) Mobley Business M anager
Harry Houle PhB ., M t. Carmel College M.S. in Library Science, Whi friars College J.C .L ., Lateran University Latin Library
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Mrs. Wesley R. (Kathy) Harrison
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Mrs. Jene H. (M ildred) Jacoby Registrar Secretary to the Headm aster
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Mr. Lauriston F. Cone B.A. University o f Vermont English: Head o f D epartm ent (1970-74) British Studies A cadem ic A ssistant to th e Head o f the U pper School Advisor: P H O E N IC IA N Advisor: Eleventh grade
M r. W illiam English B.A., A rizona S tate University M .A ., N orthwestern University English Middle School Music Physical Education
Mrs. C harlotte Casey B.S., Kent S tate University English Advisor: IN T E R IM Advisor: Eleventh grade
Mrs. Christine English B.S., Pennsylvania S tate Univer sity History: Head o f D epartm ent (1970-71) British Studies Director o f G irlâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s P.E. Advisor: Twelfth grade
Mr. Vem H ackett B.A., St. Johns University M.E., University o f Washington History Advisor: PA GE
Miss Terry L. Reese University dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Aix-M arseille B.A., W ebster College French Physical Education Advisor: Eighth grade
Miss Deborah Gray B.A., W illiamette University Spanish: Head o f Departm ent (1970-71) Advisor: Ninth grade
Mrs. Gladys Gist B.S., Universidad C atolica Quito Spanish
Mr. David O. R aym ond A .B., W illiams M .A ., S tanford Science H ead o f Upper School Director o f A dm issions Advisor: Twelfth G rade D irector o f D ram atics
Mrs. E. E .(A rlevia) Snyder B.A., Florence S tate University M .N .S., A rizona S tate Univer sity Science, Head o f D epartm ent
Mr. W illiam Foulkes Certificate, N ewcastle T eacherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s College (A ustralia) C ertificate, Ministry o f Education (London) M athem atics Physical Education
Mr. Donald J. Singer B.S., W ayne S tate University M .A., Central Michigan Univer足 sity M athem atics, Head o f D epart足 ment Advisor: Tenth G rade Swimming Baseball
Mr. C hester I . Seroka B.Ed., Keene Teachers College M.S., Syracuse University Science M athematics Advisor: Eighth G rade Physical Education
Mr. Donald Welch B.A., M .A ..N orth Texas S tate University Science Advisor: Ninth G rade D ramatics Soccer
R aym ond Grove H alldor H jalm arson Miss Jacklyn Ellis B.S., Ohio S tate University B.A., A rizona S tate University B .A., University o f A rizona M .A ., A rizona S tate University A rt M .A ., A rizona S tate University M athem atics G eography Head o f the Middle School History Miss Doris H. Ross G ary S. Holtom B .A., A rizona S tate University B .A., Brigham Young University Spanish M .A ., A rizona S tate University M athem atics D irector o f A thletics
Mr. W illiam P. Lee A.B., Lafayette College M .A., A rizona S tate University English Mrs. John (Jeanne) Russo B.S., U tah S tate University M.A., Arizona S tate University Reading Physical Education
Mrs. Jurgen (Brigitte) Deutschen bauer B.A., Arizona S tate University French
Mrs. John (Judith) Mihlik Certificate, London Teacherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s College(Ontario) B.A., Arizona S tate University Mathematics Physical Education
M rs.H arold (Judy) Swenson B .A., A rizona S tate University Second G rade
Mrs. John ( Roxane) Kunz A .A ., Glendale Comm unity College B .A., A rizona S tate University Third G rade
Mrs. M ichael F.G .(Josephine) M orris A .B., V assar M.S., Temple University Kindergarten Lower School A rt
Mrs. Daniel (M ary Lu) Syllaba B .A., University o f Arizona First G rade
Mrs. Byron (M eta ) M cK night B.S., University o f Houston M.Ed., Texas Tech. Fourth G rade
Mrs. Henry (D orothy) Henecke B.S., M .A ., Colum bia University First G rade
Mrs. Robert (Joan) Oliver B.S.,'W ashington S tate University M .A., Arizona S tate University Third G rade
Mrs. Jam es P. (D orothy) Whiskeman B.S., Teachers College, Columbia University Reading Head o f Lower School
Mrs. Ronald (Frances) Vierck B.A., A rizona S tate University Second G rade
Mrs. Raymond (R uth) Grove B.S., Ohio S tate University M .A., Arizona S tate University Fourth G rade
Pearl G ardner and her â&#x20AC;&#x153; Ladies in W hiteâ&#x20AC;?
Lloyd Ek A rizona S tate University Physical Education
K ristine F arm er A rizona S tate University Athletics
Luther Reynolds Charles Tipton Ralph Phillips George Edwards
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There is an incessant influx o f novelty into the world. Who knows what beautiful and winged life may unexpectedly come forth 10 enjoy its perfect summer life at la st. . . Such is the character o f that morrow which mere lapse o f time can never make to dawn. The light which puts out our eyes is darkness to us. Only that day dawns to which we are awake. There is more day to dawn. The sun is but a morning star. Henry David Thoreau
1969-70 PAGE C omm unity Service C om m ittee D ram a 1970-71 P H O E N IC IA N — A ssistant Photographer Photography Club D ram a
Stephen David Buck I Wanted to be a Doctor The famous doctor held up Grandma’s stomach. Cancer! Cancer! he cried out. The theatre was brought low. None o f the interns thought about ambition. Cancer! They all looked the other way. They thought Cancer would leap out and get them. They hated to be near. This happened in Vilna in the Medical School. Nobody could sit still. They might be sitting beside Cancer. Cancer was present. Cancer had been let out o f its bottle. I was looking in the skylight. I wanted to be a doctor. All the interns ran outside. The famous doctor held on to the stomach. He was alone with Cancer. Cancer! Cancer! Cancer! He didn’t care who heard or didn’t hear. It was his 87th Cancer. Leonard Cohen
There must be some way out o f here, said the joker to the thief. There’s too much confusion, I can’t get no relief Business men they drink my wine, Plowmen dig my earth None o f them along the line, know what any o f it’s worth No reason to get excited, the thief kindly spoke There are many here among us, who feel that life is but a joke But you and I, we’ve been through that And this is not our fate So let us not talk falsely now, the hour is getting late All along the watchtower, princess kept the view. While all the women came and went, barefoot servants too. Outside in the distance, a wild cat did growl Two riders were approaching The wind began to howl. Bob Dylan
Walter William Colpitts
1967-1968 W restling D ram a 1968-1969 W restling 1969-1970 IN T E R IM D ram a 1970-1971 IN T E R IM Swimming Photography
there are places i’ll remember all my life though so me have changed, some forever not for better some have gone and some remain, all these places had there moments with lovers and friends i still recall, some are dead and some are living, in my life i’ve loved them all. lennon-mccartney
Barbara Crisp we can never really go home again for now we do not know where home is. we must find that secure,cozy, sun-filled room within ourselves. m.k.b.
1967-1968 J.V . Cheerleading Ski Club V arsity Hockey V arsity Volleyball, captain V arsity Tennis 1968-1969 J.V. Cheerleading, captain Ski Club V arsity Hockey Varsity Volleyball, captain V arsity Tennis, co-captain D ram a 1969-1970 Student C ourt, secretary C om m unity Service PA G E IN T E R IM C heerleading, captain V arsity Hockey V arsity Swimming, co-captain Ski Club, president 1970-1971 Student C ourt, C hief Justice IN T E R IM P H O E N IC IA N , copy editor A ssem bly C om m ittee Model U .N. A rizona’s Girl S tate D ram a V arsity Hockey V arsity (Volleyball) Swimming V arsity Tennis
here again, the great wind passing, i passing, you p a ssin g ... . . . forever flowing down, hand and hand, fading out o f the viol eto range sky under which i grew.
pudge. . . “how queer” . . . fire and r a in ...m y partner. . .c u d d les.. .s tic k s .. .m urrey... fountains.. .red porche.. .bumper c a r s .. .oh roy! ! .. .my faraway g ir ls.. .crazy norwegian friend.. .disneyland.. .m ore champagne. . .raggedy ann, fooh and p a r t.. . “buck up, babycakes” .
leave it as it is. .. the ages have been at work on it, and man can only mar it. theodore roosevelt
1967-1968 J.V. Cheerleading 1968-1969 Varsity Cheerleading D ram a 1969-1970 Varsity Cheerleading Community Service Com m ittee D ram a PA G E Ski Club 1970-1971 Varsity Cheerleading-Captain D ram a Swimming Hockey Inter-H igh School B rotherhpod Council IN T E R IM P H O E N IC IA N
Mary Gail Feeney
To my friends. .. There is nothing I can give you which you have not, but there is much that while I cannot give you, you can take: No heaven can come to us unless our hearts find rest in today. Take heaven. No peace lies in the future which is not hidden in this present instant. Take peace. The gloom o f the world is but a shadow; behind it, yet within reach is joy.
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“It’s Vast.” The desert I mean. Mile after mile, on and on. The “Big Sky” effect. WOW!
Who could believe such a land exists, over the ocean far far away, . . . From Home.
1970-71 D ram a Swimming Ski Club Photography Club IN T E R IM P H O E N IC IA N
Fiona Ann Feilden
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Martha Malone French
A cake cover for a hat, stars, having cream, scheme 124, Cathy, sunset bike rides, up at dawn pitching hay, apple cake? Lewis, Clarke and Drake, The Bakers of Baker, initiation, see you down at Strawberry, the Tennessee riders, glib liars, catch-up, we have good ideas, who am I? morning tickling fights, I never met anyone sillier than me til I met you, “take a bigot to lunch” , Ba-oooO, our high comer, a second sister.. .Lidia, vino, vino, vino, a bottle o f wine, cheers, a sunset service without the sun, how do you barbeque spare ribs? Jennifer, and a special thanks to Frock, BAC, RAG, BJN, JRR, long live the east, black cats, oiuja boards, rubber pancakes, Wendy. Raggedy Ann dolls. Donna, how’s the Liz? whistle after curfew, room 10 & 11, a midnight ride on a witches broom, a 2000 mile scamp, wolf bites, Mackinac Island, Mark, sand castles, the haunted house, and something more, Bobby, the flood, weird, the rainmaker, fondle, pumpkin pie, excuses, excuses, excuses, M ike(M BJ), the BIG FOUR.
Come Saturday morning, I’m going away with my friend We’ll Saturday spend to the end o f the day Just I and my friend We’ll travel for miles in our Saturday smiles And then we’ll move on But we will remember, long after Saturday’s gone.
We’ve only just begun to live, so many roads to choose We start out walking and learn to run.
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Bah Mary F e e n e y ...B e quiet Steve B u c k ...B .S .BrineShrimp-British Studies-Bull Sage-B.S. . . . “ Aban don Hope All Ye Who Enter Here” . . . Correct and Return. . . Haller the H orrible... English the Excruciat ing Sue Pernova.. . Hail S ero k a .. .D .O .R ... .I t’s time for lunch, Mr. S in ger.. .H ail Himmelburger... H eth etc.. . B.P.-Lucus Cranach Lives!.. . R.A.G.Duke’s fin e .. .Guenther- sw in e ... Mr. Orme, your lack o f verbal dexterity will never cease to amaze me . . . P R O . -master scientist. . . your “ foobar” has every thing. . .theEvil Eye. ..
LUTHER VAL GIDDINGS “I f you saw Atlas, the giant who holds the world on his shoulders, if you saw that he stood, blood running down his chest, his knees buckling, his arms trembling but still trying to hold the world aloft with the last of his strength, and with the greater his effort, the heavier the world bore down upon his shoulders-what would you tell him to do?” “I ...d o n ’t know. W h at...cou ld he do? What would YOU tell him?” “To Shrug.” A TL A S SH R U G G ED
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Edward William Guenther
The Elf is always helpful, willing to work, loyal, obedient, courteous, and the eternal slave o f the Master. Never resting working through the night on request for the Master. The Elf scampers to and fro doing the bidding o f the Master. His elvin work equaled only by the Master. The E lf s painting surpassed by only the number one Elfin Vista. 1. 2. 3. 4.
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Elves plan ahead and read the plans. Elves must be able to read the plans. Elves must be able to take advice. Elves must accept the word o f the Master as law. 5. The penalty for disobedience is banish足 ment from the elvin workshop for a length o f tim e set by the Master. 6. The Master is always right.
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Robert Louis Himmelberger
Every man who expresses what he honest足 ly thinks is true is changing the Spirit of the Times. Thinkers help others to think, for they formulate what others are thinking. No person writes or thinks alone - thought is in the air, but its ex足 pression is neccessary to create a tangible Spirit of the Times. Elbert Hubbard-Pig-Pen Pete. The Bee
Since this page is to mark the ending o f this phase o f my learning experiences, I would not feel right if I did not mention the two people who have contributed the most to my education: a man who uses the same name as I, and a woman who has taught me more outside the class than inside the class. I thank you. Young girl, I have not forgotten you. Your friendship means a lot more than you will ever know. . . I mean you, B.N. To be in the weakest camp is to be in the strongest school G. K. Chesterton 39
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In our fury and muddle We act like children cut off. Fled from ourselves, Bound by silly shame. The years clump past In their agony, waiting. Not a single path leads back To the garden o f our youth.
Catherine Jane Jenks
Hermann Hesse
Hi thing, .hi it. .Checkm ate, .this amazing planet. .Warren. .R A D . .Park City. .E A H . .room lOorgies .. Frockle. .P R . .yellow submarine, .black banana. .JR . .fat albert.. racoon (big blue)..thank you Frisco. .A lice’s restaurant, .go climb a tree. .S t. Luke’s. .L isa. .G az. .love is b lu e .. JM . .rain, .wicked witch o f the n o rth .. M amie, .live for today. .C om e Saturday Morning, .thanks. .Barb, .orange juice and english muffins, .wind, .cloudy, .dream s. .Lewis and Clark, .strawberry, .appreciate. .Talley Pro .. play the g a m e .. papa O G .. s is s y .. New Year’s E v e .. M S where are you?.. hole 19.. expresso & cognac ..E urope ’70. .Tuscon giraffes. .Verde, .are you for real. .A H K .. M M F .. MBJ. . “who says seniors are immature” . . .The Big Four, .rain maker. .Harvey Wallbangers. .w e finally crossed that bridge.. ya ta hey P C D ..
Go placidly amid the noise and haste and remember what peace there may be in silence. Desiderata
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Thomas Lenox Kempner SUNFLOW ER SUTRA I walked on the banks o f the tincan banana dock and sat down under the huge shade o f a Southern Pacific locomotive to look at the sunset over the box house hills and cry. Jack Kerouac sat beside me on a busted rusty iron pole, companion, we thought the same thoughts o f the soul, bleak and blue and sad-eyed, surrounded by the gnarled steel roots o f trees o f machinery. The oily water on the river mirrored the red sky, sun sank on top o f final Frisco peaks, no fish in that stream, no hermit in those mounts, just ourselves rheumy-eyed andhungover like old bums on the riverbank, tired and wily. Look at the Sunflower, he said, there was a dead gray shadow against the sky, big as a man, sitting dry on top o f a pile o f ancient sawdustI rushed up enchanted-it was my first sunflower, memories o f Blake-my visions-Harlem and Hells o f the Eastern rivers, bridges clanking Joes Greasy Sandwiches, dead baby carriages, black treadless tires forgotten and unretreaded, the poem o f the riverbank, pots, steel knives, nothing stainless, only the dank muck and the razor sharp artifacts passing into the pastand the gray Sunflower poised against the sunset, crackly bleak and dusty with the smut and smog and smoke o f olden locomotives in its eyeby Alan Ginsberg
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Matthew Lewis Lancer
Little Egypt, she walks, she talk s, s h e ...
CH ILDREN ONE A N D ALL Som e o f us live in big white houses. Some o f us live in small. Some o f our names are written on blackboards, Some are written on walls. Som e o f our daddies work in factories. Some o f them stand in line. Some o f our daddies buy us marbles. Some o f them just buy wine. But at night you can’t tell Sunday suits from tattered overalls, Then we’re only children, Children one and all. . .
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Donna Elizabeth Lenherr Country Day, I ’d like to remember you and thank you. You were good to me but only because you made me learn how to appreciate you to be happy. Real love begins whe«epb1bt^%£xpected in return.
Shel Silverstein
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David Collier McCaleb
M ilo .. . “ shape up or shape out”-Paul Palum bo... Haller the Horrible ...S c o o n y I, Scoony I I ...s t u d y hall. . . Little M a tt... L a tin ... Scholar. . . PCDS 32-Payson 6 .. .P a b lo .. .Taurus Ia cu to r.. .oral appliances... D O R .. .Tennis-cast, Soccer-other l e g ... fetal p ig s... the B an an a... Tennis, thanks J R . . . “ At Your Leisure” . . .Computer Date?. . . The H ospital. . . Stage C rew .. . Geometry. .. Soccer ’69-Coach I b la ...c u m o o n ... Crispm obile.. .Zeb, THE jeep. ..th e Bomber .. .S M I L E .. .sponge th row .. .BS& T. . .P V C C .. .J in the B . . .Slave D a y s ... LIG H TS!. . . SA T D a y ...L a k e P leasan t.. .G oosecreek.. . Big Surf. ..B ig A1 & parties. . . Rag mama Rag, 2 3 ... R o w e ... B C .. .T a b er .. .A C . . .B S & B M W ...P a rk City, Blizzards & Snow Fights.. . surgery. . . Suropa. . . Ioeh Campus. . . Colleges don’t really look at THAT, do they?.. .T e x -M ex .. . Thanks PCDS & Mr. Yellott.
. . .ta k e th e four lizards’ toes and the witch’s n o s e ...
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Michael Lyle McCaleb And a youth said, Speak to us o f Friendship. And he answered, saying: Your friend is your needs answered. He is your field which you sow with love and reap with thanksgiving. And he is your board and your fireside. For you come to him with your hunger, and you seek him for peace. And when he is silent your heart ceases not to listen to his heart; F or without words, in friendships, all thoughts, all desires, all expectations are bom and shared, with joy that is unclaimed. When you part from your friend, you grieve not; For that which you love most in him may be clearer in his absence, as the mountain to the climber is clearer from the plain. And let there be no purpose in friend ship save the deepening o f the spirit. For love that seeks ought but the disclousure o f its own mystery is not love but a net cast forth: and only the unprofitable is caught. -Kahili Gibran
Clara Jo Minnick
W ould you believe th a t in the 20th century people used to eat this?
When you’re weary, feeling small When tears are in your eyes, I will dry them all; I’m on your side. When times get rough And friends just can’t be found, Like a bridge over troubled water I will lay me down. Like a bridge over troubled water I will lay me down. When you’re down and out, When you’re on the street When evening falls so hard I will comfort you. I’ll take your part When darkness comes And pain is all around, Like a bridge over troubled water I will lay me down. Like a bridge over troubled water I will lay me down.
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1967-1968 Varsity Hockey Drama 1968-1969 Drama PH O ENICIA N Ski Club Tennis 1969-1970 PH O ENICIA N Student Court INTERIM PAGE Community Service Committee Ski Club Swimming Drama 1970-1971 PH O ENICIA N Ski Club Drama Swimming Assembly Committee T ennis INTERIM
Lidia Leigh Mori barney and me. martha muqh laughter, cathy, here and there but always inside, barbie, harvey, thanks roy, arthur-submarine races? our philosophy, caustic mp, js “casanova twinkle”, indigo eyes u' J iS f t H : § an hancisco”, jd and a lost ring, jrr, del, matt, j p ^ H ^ I W w ll^ p H ^ B ^ ^ J v m o f f it e r o b the beautiful, chiave della felicita, wop, my canadiaHpreeze, nine y e a r s... ttagypore (look^rne ^dr#inem ories i find, so many thoughts have been sp^ ^ pP ^ gfli^ |9pg>ious dl f f i ^ nlEbours and minutes spent together. . .gone but not gone?
what a wonderful thing is the end o f a string (murmurs little you-i as the hill becomes nil) and will somebody tell me why people let go. e.e. cummings people hurry by so quickly don’t they hear the melodies in the chiming and the clicking and the laughing harmonies some come dark and strange like dying crows and ravens whistling lines o f weeping, strings o f crying so much said in listening songs to aging children come aging children, i am one. joni mitchell
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Barbara Jean Nelson i came here seeking light in darkness, running from the dawn and stumbled on a morning.
Hdi.. cath.. m arc.. rob. marg. .roy. .a r fu r.. g erri.. d a v e .. maxwell anderson
it is necessary, while in darkness, to know that there is a light somewhere, to know that in oneself, waiting to be found, there is a light. james baldwin
rad. .pen. .scott. .barbie, .bill, .marth. .donna, .chris. .la u r ie ..
‘hey, th a t’s no way to say good-bye.’
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lysterious are his ways whose power irings forth that unexpected Vhen minds that never met before lhall meet, unite, and part no more. Elizabeth McKennan 1830
Today is mine, each shining golden hour. In heart and hand and mind, I hold the power To mould in new design, in patterns gay, The beauty I shall find along the way.
Julia Phyllis Newell
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Time passes too quickly— wasn’t it only a month ago I was in eighth grade? Now, memories are all I have left. Looking ahead, my stride will carry me with confidence and pride. But I can’t help slowing up the pace to trace back to where my fondest memories lie. Most will say it was only an educational experience, but they didn’t really know; because they walked through blinded by situ ational, meaningless happenings. So much was there, so little did they grasp. Now, I find myself facing goodbye, crying, yet happy for the future. And the only thing I can say in words is thank you PCDS for five fabulous years.
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Linda Lee Oliver Dile a la luna que venga que no quiero ver la sangre de Ignacio sobre la arena.. . Federico Garcia Lorca
One could not live without poetry. This land may not be good for living, but it is fine for telling tales. Milovan Djilas
It will not do, it will not do, to say you are a giver O f life, a life-enhancer, if you expect undue return Like a man force-feeding the goose to fatten up his liver. Charles Edward Eaton
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Paul Royce Orme
Make believe you’re brave, And it will take you far. You will be as brave, As you make believe you are.
Tight cords and WHITE socks .. . Palumbo . . . State Fair . . . Rowe . . . Ben. . . Football camp . . .63-7 . . .32-6 . . .Homecoming . . . Detention (Jan. 18) ...T h e Sak ...C u r t ...V e r d e Trips . . . The Page .. . 75-41 . . . Oh now . . . fat man . .. May 7 Last year .. .R .A .G . and A.L.P.???? J.Dub .. .Just another student, man!
There is nothing more painful Than an insult to human dignity, Nothing more humiliating Than servitude. Human dignity and Freedom are our birthright. Let us then defend them Or die dignity. Cicero
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Arthur Leebrick Pearce
Inner Man There you go, m an, Keep as cool as you can. F ace piles A nd piles O f trials W ith smiles. It riles them to believe th a t you perceive the web they weave A nd keep on thinking free. G raem e Edge
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N ote to F.B.E. (wherever you are): Final score: 17 Sloppy vs 9 Neat (I admit defeat)
Brooks Eubank Pickens
Now you know that you are real; Show your friends that you and me Belong to the same world, Turned on to the same word, Have you heard? Have you heard? â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Mike Pinder
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And now I spend my life On the velvet side o f hell Aimlessly here searching For what I cannot tell The quietness is terrible It’s more than I can stand But thousands now stand cheering As my blood flows in the sand
Judson Hamilton Pitt
Steve Miller
White collared conservative flashing down the street, Pointing their plastic finger at me. They’re hoping soon my kind will drop and die, Wave on, wave on Fall mountains, just don’t fall on me Go ahead on Mr. Business man, you can’t dress like me. Sing on Brother, Play on drummer. Jimi Hendrix
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If you have built castles in the air, your work need not be lost; that is where they should be. Now put the foundations under them. Henry D. Thoreau
The dreamers are the saviors o f the world. He who cherishes a beautiful vision, a lofty ideal in his heart, will one day realize it. Cherish your visions cherish your ideals cherish the music that stirs in your heart, . . . of these, if you but remain true to them, your world will at last be built. James Allen
“ Gee, the w eather’s great!” (Isn ’t it, Wop?)
James Ralston Restin
.. . know that gentleness is stronger than severity; water is stronger than rock; love is stronger than force. Hermann Hesse
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Bryan LeGene Sage It’s true It’s all you Stranger than that we’re alive Stranger than that Stranger than that Robin Williamson “Why he’s no fun, he fell right over.” Smaug We’re all going in sa n e ... Periods 1 and 2— 1969 4-1970-1971 “ Maybe when you take Physics again. . . ” (two years from now) Heisenberg was wishy-washy What kind o f attitude is that? Within this pack pins, points, laces and gloves And divers toys fitting a country fair; But in my heart where duty serves and loves, Turtles and twins, courts brood, a heavenly pair. Happy the heart that thinks o f no removes. John Dowland
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“ And to perceive the sun. What a beautiful thing. Smile with it, and Live.” “I had a dream, We shall overcome.”
Debra Jean Smith “We are the music-makers, And we are the dreamers of dreams, Wandering by lone sea-breakers, And sitting by desolate streams, World-losers and World-forsakers, On whom the pale moon gleams; Yet we are the movers and the shakers O f the world forever, it seems.” Arthur O’Shaughnessy
“ Don’t go down to the ocean with a notion Of what you will find.” Mason Williams
“When someone is seeking,” said Siddhartha, “it happens quite easily that he only sees the thing he is seeking; that he is unable to find anything, unable to absorb anything, because he has a goal, because he is obsessed with his goal. Seeking means: to have a goal; but finding means: to be free, to be receptive, to have no goal. You, O worthy one, are perhaps indeed a seeker, for in striving toward your goal, you do not see many things that are under your nose.” Hermann Hesse 57
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“one day i realized that i didn’t want to look like my best friend anymore i wanted to be different a very special person i wanted to be me.”
fennifer Thompson Ware
“i just want you there always beside me, to pick me up when i fall, to prop me up when ilean, to help me when i’m helpless, to be kind when i’m hurt, to forgive me when i’m unforgivable, to be there; someone i could trust never to go away.”
now i lay me down to sleep, i pray the Lord my soul to keep; if i should die before i wake, i pray the Lord my soul to keep. God Bless Wendi, Jeff, Donna, Martha, Roy, Bobby, Matt, Ted, Jim, Donna and Bill, Deb (the shrimp), Arthur, Julie, Barbie, Mary, Mr. Singer, Mrs. English, and my pablo wherever they may go an'd whatever life may bring them.
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sometime in the evening when you do not see, i study the small things you do constantly, i memorize moments that i’m fondest of. MY CUP RUNNETH OVER WITH LOVE. ..
Ann McCutcheon Peter Nelson D ebra Schutt Jeff Scoon Mike Segner Wendy Smith John Sobol D iane Wormley
Elizabeth A nderson Janet Brophy John Diehl M orris G oldm an M elissa H arper Kim Kennedy Jeffrey Sargent G ary Savage
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Because o f these things I do, Well might you say I am a force o f evil It is only the manifestation of my form In the being and hearts o f men Which makes possible my existence.â&#x20AC;? David Oliver Raymond
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Look around, The grass is high, The fields are ripe, Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the springtime of my life. Seasons change with the scenery; Weaving time in a tapestry. Wonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t you stop and remember me. Paul Simon
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From Left to Right: Pris T ovrea Rick Rusing Jeff Boutel
From Left to Right: Becky Thompson Robin Mullen Bobbie Lorenzen Chris Z rike
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From Left to Right: Gen Allison Cleve Jones Sally Ryan Cathie Ellin wood
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From Left to Right: Lisa Babcock Paul Boyd Meredith Gilbert Lanny Gilbert
From Left to Right: Wendy Heuser Rod Timmons Deborah Smith Van Buck
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From Left to Right: Charles Harvey, Kevin H enegar, Bob Casselman, Paul Haycox.
From Left to Right: Wendy Rusing, Annie Crisp, John Sea well, Dorian Elder
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Left to Right: Lori Holiff, C athy Edens, C arrie Cudahy
OF 1974
Left to Right: Tom Vache, Chris M orris, M ark Horowitz, Tim Stallcup
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From Left to Right: Debbie D ahlberg, Renee Noel, P aula Roer, M isdee Rich
From Left to Right: John Feeney, Steve Kaufer, Evan Sage, Alan Jones
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From Left to Right: Kathy Steiner, Debbie M adison, Tam m y H utchison, Jeanne Mathews, Geri Allison
From Left to Right, standing - Lisa Reis, Georgia Sakiotis Karen Jeffries, kneeling - C am LaFollette, Pam Ruskin.
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From Left to Right: Patrick Ellinwood, Don Vyskocil, Andy Friend
From Left to Right: M argaret Hetherington, Judy Grove, Debra Ganelin
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Left to right; Don Longfellow, Cham Rand, Ken Z rike, G raig Turner.
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Sean Larkin, Peter Smith.
Left to right; David Dahlburg, Manuel Tancer, Steve Casselman Jam es M ancer, Kameron Foote.
M ark Torrey, Bryan Perry.
Left to right: David Good, Don A sbury, M ark Torrey.
Left to right: Ethan Rauch, Robert Leonard David Steiner, Herb Hamilton
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Tom Ellinwood Vic Olivarez Debra Ziehm Shelley Aimer
Kevin Lee, Ira Besserman
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