1973 phoenician by Phoenix Country Day School

THE PHOENICIAN

Phoenix Country Day School

Volume IX 1973

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Dean of Students Advisor, Student Court Head of Art Department M aster of Ceremonies Teacher Administer of Pink slip s, P asses, and other related benefits A rtist, Potter, Sculptor To Michael F. G. Morris: To thank you for your 12 years of dedication to P. C. D. S. your endless work and your continued contributions - We wish to present this yearbook to you. The Senior C lass of 1973

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ADMINISTRATION

M illie Jacoby - R egistrar

R o b ert P eirce - H ead m aster

B ettye M obley - Business M anager

K athy Harrison - R eceptionist

V e ra Morrison - Nurse

Doris C urtis - Bookkeeper

C hristine English - H istory

Lauriston C one - English

John H a ll - English

N ancy Siefer - H istory, English

D ebbie Gray - Spanish

H arry H oule - Library, L atin

Jam es Bruning - Spanish, French

P am ela Cohn - French, Spanish

K ristine F arm er - Biology, P .E .

D avid O. R aym ond - S cience, M ath

D onald Singer - M ath

D onald W elch - Science

C hester Seroka - Science, M ath

Paul M acN eil - Physics, M ath

Ja c k ie E llis-G eography, H istory

Ja n e t Seitz-English, H istory

W illia m Lee-E nglish

Esther K ro ll-S c ien c e, P. E.

K athy Jo S n eller-F rench, Spanish

A rt S n yder-S cience

Linda B ryant-A rt

Jeanne R usso-R eading, P .E .

M arlys Ann L iverm ore-R eading, S ocial Studies

G ary H o ltom -M athem atics, A thletics

M arcus S ch lu ter - Music

D orothy W hiskem an - Lower School

Josephine M orris - K indergarden

M ary Lou S y llab a - First Grade

R uth Grove - Fourth Grade

Dorothy H enecke - First Grade

Joan O liver - T hird Grade

W illia m K roll - P .E .

Lovice Peterson - Second Grade

Ardis D een - Fourth Grade

Frances V ie rc k - Ungraded

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P e a rl G ardner and her "L adies in W hite"

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SENIORS

Lori Begam

T h e U niversity! So he h ad passed beyond th e ch a lle n g e of the sentries who h a d stood as guardians of his boyhood and h ad sought to k eep h im am ong th e m th a t he m ight b e su bject to th e m and serve th eir ends. Pride a fte r satisfactio n u p lifte d h im lik e long slow w aves. T he end he had b e e n born to serve y e t did n o t see h ad le d h im to escape b y an unseen path: and now it b eckoned to h im once m ore and a new adventure was about to b e opened to h im . It seem ed to h im th a t he h eard notes of fitful m usic leap in g upwards a to n e, and downwards a d im in ish ed fourth, upwards a to n e , and downwards a m ajo r th ird , lik e trip le -b ra n c h in g flam es leap in g fitfu lly fla m e a fte r fla m e , out of a m idnight w ood. It was an e lfin prelude, endless and form less; and as it grew w ild er and faster, th e flam es lea p in g out of tim e , he seem ed to h e a r from under th e boughs and grasses w ild creatu res ra c in g , th e ir fe e t p atterin g lik e ra in upon th e leav es. T h eir fe e t passed in p atterin g tu m u lt over his m in d , the fe e t of hares and rabbits, th e fe e t of harts and hinds and antelopes, u n til he h eard th e m no m ore and re m e m b e red only a proud c ad en ce from N ew m an: "Whose fe e t are as th e fe e t of h arts and u n d ern eath th e ev erlastin g a rm s." Jam es Joyce A P o rtrait of th e A rtist as a Young M an.

1968-1973 Student C ouncil Student Body President F ootball D ram a Soccer Ski Club B aseball W restling L etterm an 's Club

Above a ll else le t one thing be understood

Robert Elliot Casselman

"T h ey n ev er got m e for the rig h t offense" W . C . Fields

does n o t seem disturbed or anything more than m ild ly am used. M aybe these old cartoons refer to my childhood and not to his (T he ogres in th em w ear M ussolini's fa c e ), so th a t w hen m ice are swallowed by skeletons or em pty suits of arm or, when a trib e of savage N egro m ice is put through a w ringer and stacked fla t in the c e lla r, he can tak e th e objective and c ritic a l view , w hile I a m shaken to see the giant picassoid parents eatin g and voiding th e ir little m ice tim e and again. And w hen the cheery announcer cries, "W ell, kids, th a t's the end, " m y son gets up o b e 足 d ie n tly and runs outside to pla.y. I hope he w ill ride over this world as w ell, and th a t his crudest and most terrifying dream s w ill not return w ith such wide p u b licity.

My son in v ites m e to witness w ith h im a c h il足 d ren 's program , a series of cartoons, on telev isio n . Addressing m yself to share his harm less pleasures, I am h o rrified b y th e unbridled v io le n c e and h o stil足 ity of th e im ag in ed w orld he ta k e s in stride, where hum an beings dressed in th e skins of m ic e are e a te n b y portcullises and cow catchers, d igested through the w inding corridors of organs, overshoes, b o a co n strict足 ors and lo co m o tiv e boilers, to be ex creted in w aters where shark and squid and abalone w ait to em ploy th eir te n a c le s and jaw s. It seem s th ere is no o b ject in this w orld u nable to b eco m e a g u lle t w ith g reat lo nely te e th ; som etim es a se t of te e th a ll b y itself com es cla c k in g over an endless p la in after th e m oving m ouse; and though th e mouse wins in the end, the ta il of one carto o n is spliced in to the mouth of the n ex t, where his rap id and triv ia l agony repeats itse lf in another form . My son has seen these things a num ber of tim e s, and knows w hat to expect; he

Howard N em erov

S tudent C ourt ( c . j . ) S tudent C ouncil Y earbook D ram a' Ski Club C h eerlead in g Sw im m ing S o ftball H ockey V o lle y b a ll

Anne Crisp

T o those who see bare b ranches and know th ey h o ld th e buds of spring to those who see stars fa llin g in th e h eav en s and know th e co n stellatio n s w ill re m a in forever to those, who see long lin es of geese fade far beyond and know th e y co m e b a c k ag ain to nest to those who see w ith wonder in th e ir h earts - and know - w h at glories th ere c a n be for those who s e e ................... Gwen Frostic

1969 - 1973 C h e e rle a d er (Junior V arsity & V arsity) D ram a Club Photography Club Ski Club Class T reasurer C o m m u n ity Service C o m m ittee TEEN GAZETTE C orrespondent INTERIM PAGE, Business M anager PHOENICIAN, C opy Editor V arsity V o lle y b a ll V arsity H ockey V arsity S oftball T e a ch in g A ssistant

Dorian Lizabeth Elder T h e grand essentials to happiness in th is life are som ething to do, som ething to lo v e, and som ething to hope for. C iddison W hen a ll else is lost, the future still rem ains. C .N . Bovee

Boston Baked B eans-4th period w ith WLR, R ocky Point w ith la S enorita, New Y ears Eve 1971 a t Park C ity, those H i-L o gam es-L ost $ 5 .0 0 , thanks for th e broken nose J . P . , em o tio n al traum as, H ey Jeanie - its W oof and Powder K aig, Parties 1971-72, Junior-S enior '72 Ads for the Page - thanks Nurse, Jeep: w hite to red, Payson "O Shist" (L ittle W om an), THE A m erican D ream - S crew ell, Jack in the C rack -4 th p erio d -d o n 't drop the m ilkshakes, Freezies during play reherSal, Dog R aces - Big "Q" - 1 1 5 m p h in R H 'sL in co ln , Salt Trips, Box Canyon, narrow escape a t boondocker - rem em b er Jon? those Blenders, F .O . and D . , "T w inkle T oes", D allas Cowboys and c h e e s e c a k e !, H ey S am and H odg - "T echniques in the Dark R oom ", "V ayan", "I d id n 't do it" , Sept. 25, Annie: Hows C .L . ?, Jon and Betsy (th e truck), Wye and his Gween T w uck, S eaw ell and his Playboys, "M aggie M ay", H ey Rye: 50kt + 75<f = 1 .4 5 ? ? ? , "Lets jo in profits", dream c a r-R e d Firebird, Husky - the H appy Horn Dog, H i y a C h e t! , so m any g reat m em o ries. K-12 grade - Jeanie (Sticks), Bobby and I, 13 years to g e th e r .. .

H opeful e a c h m orning I arise And splash the cobw ebs from m y eyes. I brush m y te e th and scrape m y chin A nd b ra v e ly 1a t the m irror grin. S ternly I force m y self to say, Huzza! huzza! another day! Oh happy m e! oh lucky I! A nother c h an ce w ith life to v i e ! A nother golden opportunity T o rise and shine in this com m unity! A nother ta rg e t for m y aim ! A nother w hack a t w ealth and fam e! A lm ost I fe e l w ithin m e stir A budding force of c h a ra c ter. Who knows, in d e ed , b u t w hat I m ig h t Perhaps h av e a lte re d overnight? T oday m ay b e th e day, who knows, T h a t sees m e trium ph o 'e r m y foes: G luttony, sim ony, and sloth, A nd draw ing on the ta b le cloth; Perjury, arson, envy, pride, A nd ren tin g ta le s of h o m icid e ; B arratry, a v aric e and w rath A nd blow ing bubbles in th e b ath . T he d ifferences this d ay m ay bring! Perhaps I 'l l w ork lik e anything; I 'l l tra v e l to m y tasks on foot, A nd in th e b an k th e carfare put, A nd bu y a h a irc u t w hen I n e ed it, A nd if I g et a le tte r, rea d it, A nd if every eve im prove m yself By inching through th e Five Foot S helf. T he things I w ant to do, I d o n 't A nd only do the things I d o n 't. W hat lordly aspirations dawn T h e w hile I draw m y trousers on! Oh beam ish m orning, big w ith hope A nd noble tasks w ith w hich to cope, If I should fa il you, do not sorrow; I 'l l b e a b e tte r m an tom orrow .

Bill Ender

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Ogden Nash

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?Es c o m ic o , no? S e a n .. . I 'l l give you five bucks if y o u 'll e a t th e h e a rt. English - Y ou WERE in a good m ood? W hat c o in c id e n c e , so was I! A lg e b ra - H ey Doc! D id y ou see S tar T rek la st nig h t? Earth S cien ce - W hen do I g e t to te a c h class Serok? Study H a ll - Look out, h ere h e c o m e s .. . H a y b a a a lllls !! ! and la st b u t n o t le a st, U. S. H istory - A nother quiz? Y ou h av e got to b e kidding!

. . . it 's a good th in g th a t I'v e g o t a short m e m o ry .. . I'v e alw ays b e e n to ld never to e a t before going to b e d . It gives you nightm ares you k n o w .. . and I'v e sure h a d som e w inners. So long P .C .D ! F .O .A .D .

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T h ere m ust b e som ew ay out of h e re, said the jo k er to the th ie f. T h e re 's to o m uch confusion, I c a n 't g e t no re lie f, business m en th e y drink m y w ine, plow m en dig m y e a rth . N one of th e m along th e lin e , know w h at any of it's w orth. No reason to g e t e x c ite d , th e th ie f kindly spoke. T here are m an y here am ong us, who fe e l th a t life is b u t a jo k e. But you and I, w e 'v e b e en through th a t. A nd this is n o t our fate so le t us ta lk n o t falsely now, the hour is g e ttin g la te a ll am ong th e w atchtow er, princess k e p t the v iew . W hile a ll th e w om en ca m e and w ent, b arefo o t servants too. O utside in th e d istan ce, a w ild c a t d id growl two riders w ere approaching th e wind beg an to how l. Bob D ylan

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In b a c k of th e re a l railro ad yard in San Jose I w andered d esolate in front of a ta n k factory and sat on a bench n ear th e sw itchm an's shack A flow er lay on th e h a y on th e asp h alt highw ay -th e d read h a y flow er I thought - I t h ad a b rittle b la d e stem and co ro lla of yellow ish dirty spikes of Jesus' inchlong crow n, and a soiled dry c e n te r cotto n tu ft lik e a used shaving brush th a t's b e e n lying under th e garage for a y ear Y ellow , yellow flow er, and flow er of industry, tough spikey ugly flow er, flower nonetheless, w ith th e form of the g re a t yellow Rose in your brain! This is th e flow er of the world A lan Ginsburg

. . .S lip p in g aw ay, w hat c an I say W o n 't you stay inside m e M onth of M ay A nd hold on to me golden days S lipping aw ay Sunshine on m y w alk T o k eep m y m ind on the things I 'm saying Footsteps in th e h a ll T o te ll m e I'v e b e e n this w ay before N e v e rm o re .. . J . T a y lo r

of the people in m y past fading faces in a w aking dream and though th e y never seem to la st v ery long th ere are faces I 'l l rem em b er from th e places in m y past J . T ay lo r

Jean Hetherington

T h e b ig th re e (AC+HMS+1), Park C ity; S a lem M enthols, M e and m y A rrow , "S isters", "S -N -O -W " , Big B, WDC and c h a m p ag n e, C urt (H ey, n ice ta lk ), P olly, Ken and his "friend" (sw eet d ream s), Big D addy (w ind gauge), M ary C . , c h o c o la te b a lls and "30 found d ea d in T haynes C anyon", New Y ears, Chunk, Barb, B ill T . , M oshca, Rye and th e Gween T w uck, John S . , B lender and his sp ecials, M ark(W ousk), and R D T .. .W h a t is w ith the arrow s?, ZBD, W a W a, Second S ister-A C , is 13 years enough, D orian?

W ho's afraid of the universe? It's m id n ig h t on th e desert or the co a st or high above tim b e rlin e , th e M ilky W ay is close and th e stars are singing. I a m n o t sm a ll, I f ill th e sphere. I tre m b le b efore th e cosmos no m ore th a n a fish trem b les before th e tid e s. T . R ussell

Y ou are a c h ild of the universe, no less th an th e trees and th e stars; you h av e a right to be h e re . And w hether or not it is c le a r to you, no doubt th e universe is unfolding as i t should. D esiderata

1972-1973 Girls B asketball Y earbook

Elizabeth Klein R em em b er how we spent the n ig h ttim e counting out the stars. T oo la te for th e b e a c h , too ea rly for th e bars. A ll of us to g eth er w ould raise our glasses high and drink a to ast to tim e s gone by. T he tim e s, oh we had some tim es W hen th e world was the color of neon signs. Each of us and a ll of us k ille d our dream s w ith rye And trie d to crowd a life tim e into tim es gone by. Rod McKuen

1971-1972 Football Soccer B aseball M odel U .N . A rizona Boy's S tate D ram a 1972-1973 M odel U .N . S occer B aseball D ram a

T he borrow er is servant to the lender. Proverb

I have often re g re tte d m y speech, n ever m y sile n c e . Pubilius Syrus

Andrew W eiss Levy Y ou ca n cover a g re a t d e a l of country in a book. Andrew Lang

A m an does n o t p la n t a tre e for h im se lf, h e plants i t for posterity. A lex an d er S m ith

W hich I wish to re m a rk A nd m y lan g u ag e is p la in , T h a t for ways th a t are dark A nd for trick s th a t are v a in , T h e h e a th e n C hin ee is p e c u lia r. Bret H arte

1969-1973 F ootball Ski Club D ram a 1969-1970 W restling 1971-1972 Page (a rt ed itor) L etterm an 's Club 1972-1973 Sw im m ing L e tte rm a n 's Club S tudent C ouncil

Richard Martin Lorenzen " I 'll be sober tom orrow , but y o u 'll be crazy th e rest of your life . " W . C . Fields

"n e x t to of course god a m eric a i love you land of the pilgrim s' and so forth oh say can you see by the daw n's e arly m y country 'tis of centuries com e and go and are no m ore w hat of i t we should worry in every language even deafanddum b th y sons a c c la im your glorious nam e by gorry b y jingo b y gee b y gosh by gum why ta lk of b ea u ty w hat could be more b e a u t足 ifu l th a n these h ero ic happy dead who rushed like lions to th e roaring slaughter th e y did n o t stop to th ink they died instead th en shall th e v o ice of liberty be m ute?" he spoke. And drank rapidly a glass of w ater e .e . cum m ings

Joan Chandler Ray

Two roads d iv erg ed in a yellow wood, A nd sorry I could not tra v e l both A nd be one tra v e le r, long I stood A nd lo o k ed down one as far as I could To w here i t b e n t in th e undergrow th; T h en to o k th e other, as ju st as fair, A nd hav in g perhaps th e b e tte r c la im , B ecause it w as grassy and w an ted w ear; T hough as for th a t passing th ere H ad w orn th e m r e a lly ab o u t th e sam e, A nd b o th th a t m orning eq u ally la y In leav es no step h a d tro d d en b la c k . O h, I k e p t th a t first for an o th er day! Y e t know ing how w ay lead s on to w ay, I d o ubted if I should ev er co m e b a c k . I sh all be te llin g this w ith a sigh Som ew here ages and ages h en ce: Two roads d iv erg ed in a w ood, and II to o k th e one less tra v e le d by, A nd th a t has m ad e a ll th e d iffe re n c e. R o b ert Frost

V arsity & JV Cheer V arsity H ockey V olleyball Softball Ski Club PAGE- C ircu latio n M anager Senior Editor PHOENICIAN- Business M anager D ram a Arizona G irls' S ta te - 1972 M odel U. N. Young Arizona Correspondent M ayor's Y outh Advisory Board

Abigail Anne Roeder On a w agon bound for m arket, T h ere's a c a lf w ith a m ournful eye. High above h im th e re 's a swallow, W inging sw iftly through th e sky. . . . . . C alves are easily bound and slaughtered, Never knowing th e reason why. But w hoever treasures freedom , Is lik e a swallow w ho's learned to fly. Folk Song

"No one can be p erfectly free till a ll are free. . .N o one can be p e rfe c tly happy t ill a ll are happy. I H erbert Spencer, SOCIAL STATISTICS

Student C ouncil (70-71 71-72 S ecretary 72-73 V ice President) Y earbook (72-73 Copy Editor) Page (71-72) C om m unity S ervice (71-72) T eac h in g A ssistant (7 1 -7 2 , 72-73) S w im m ing (69-73) V o lle y b all (72-73) H ockey (69-70 JV C a p ta in 70-71, 72-73) S o ftball (69-73) C h eerlead in g (69-70 JV 70-71, 71-72 C ap tain 72-73 C aptain)

farew ell to you and th e youth I have spent w ith you. It was b u t y esterday w e m et in a d r e a m .. . and if our hands should m e e t in another dream we shall b u ild another tow er in th e sky.

W endy Lou Rusing

, and le t to d a y em b ra c e th e past w ith re m e m b ra n ce and th e future w ith longing.

k a h lil gibran

T here are p laces I 'l l re m e m b er a ll m y life though som e have changed, som e forever not for b e tte r, som e have gone and som e re m a in . A ll these p laces had th e ir m om ents w ith lovers and friends I s till re c a ll, som e are dead and som e are liv in g , in m y life I'v e loved th e m a ll. le n n o n -m c c a rtn e y

v a n . . . p itt (f. o. & d.) . . . poo poo c h e n e y .. . s e a w e ll.. . wye and his gw een tw u c k .. . m o s c a .. . t a r . . . m y a m e ric a n d r e a m .. . th e m e n .. . sticks and her m a n .. . d a lla s .. . m y p a l . . . p o o h .. . sam bo . . . m a r k o .. . s e r o k .. . big b ro th e rs .. . e n e m a .. . b a b e .. . the longer i look, th e m ore m em ories i see, a ll so precious, in a v ery sp ecial p la c e , ever so close to m e.

1972-1973 V arsity Football Page: Editor S tudent Court D ram a Ski Club R adio Club

I never understand why p eople co m p lain about C on足 gressm en, th e y 're th e best m e n m o n ey c a n buy. W ill Rogers

Anthony Paul Ruskin

"I b e lie v e th a t our H eav en ly F ath er invented m a n b e 足 cause h e was disappointed in th e m onkey. " "I have b e e n read in g the m orning paper. I do it every m orn in g -w ell knowing th a t I shall find in it th e usual depravities and baseness and hypocrisies and cruelties th a t m ake up civ ilizatio n , and cause m e to put in th e rest of th e day p lead in g for th e d am n atio n of th e hu m an hum an r a c e . "

"F leas can be ta u g h t n early everything th a t a C on足 gressm an c a n . "

If a t first you d o n 't succeed, try , try again; th e n q u it-th e re 's no use being a dam n fool about it. W. C. Fields

"W hen I was a boy of fo u rteen , m y fa th e r was so ignorant I could h ard ly stand to have th e old m an around. But when I got to be tw en ty -o n e, I was astonished at how m uch he had learn ed in seven years. "

HOOK, NURSE, VIGILANTE

"T h ere are tim es w hen one would like to hang the whole hum an ra c e , and finish th e fa rc e . " M ark Tw ain

T here com es a tim e in th e affairs of m an when he m ust take the bull by the ta il and face the situation. W. C. Fields

THE SOUND OF TREES I w onder about th e trees. W hy do w e wish to b ear Forever th e noise of these M ore th a n another noise So close to our dw elling p lac e? W e suffer th e m by th e day T ill w e lose a ll m easure of p a c e , And fixity in our jo y s, And acq u ire a liste n in g air. T hey are th a t th a t talks of going But never gets aw ay; And th a t talk s no less for know ing, As it grows w iser and o ld er, T h at now it m eans to stay. My fe e t tu g at th e floor And m y h ead sways to m y shoulder Som etim es w hen 1 w atch trees sway, From th e window or th e door. I shall set forth for som ew here, I shall m ake th e reckless cho ice Some day w hen th e y are in voice And tossing so as to scare The w hite clouds over th e m on. I shall have less to say, But I sh all be gone. Frost

John R eese Seawell

O nly those b e n e a th m e c a n envy or h a te m e. I h av e never b e e n en v ied nor h ated ; I am above no one. O nly those above m e can praise or b e 足 little m e. I have never b e e n praised nor b e little d ; I am b elo w no on e. G ibran

W e are a ll c lim b in g tow ard th e su m m it of our h earts' desire. Should th e other c lim b e r ste a l your sack and your purse and w ax fa t on th e one and h eav y on th e o th er, you should p ity him ; The c lim b in g w ill be harder for his fle sh , and the b u r足 den w ill m ak e his w ay longer. And should you in your leanness see his flesh pudging upw ard, h elp h im a step; it w ill add to your swiftness. G ibran

Teri Weiner

K ariu k i M atheka

Boom! . . . I t's a ll th e re , . . . T he w hole shot!

No D o ria n .. . T he lens has to go on th e c a m e ra first!

H a -c h a -c h a ! I got a m illio n of 'e m .

I knew I forgot to put som ething on this m o rn in g !

THE LAST WILL AND Lori Begam leav es to C h em h er b rain ; to Sara Jac k L alane stretch rope for w hen-she talks to o m uch during U . G . ; to M r. R aym ond 7 m e d a ls , a r e d , w hite and b lu e b ath in g su it, and a b ig th a n k you; to h er brother no ex cuse for b e in g la te ev ery m orning; to th e M issing Line tw o pairs of tennis shoes, 400 FREE d ill pick le chips and 20(f for ice c re a m to D avid; and to M anny tw o larg e rocks, one p ie c e of bubble gum , her lab book, and a friendly sm ile . Bob C asselm an leav es this age of d e c a y in g m orals and acquiescense to yo u th to M r. Bruning; the fo o tb all te a m and th e W orld C ham p io n D allas Cowboys to la m e b ra in ey ; Paradise Lost to th e Y ellow Rose of T exas; and my d e c im a te d p o litic a l c a re e r to th e Schw anzero. R .I .P . A nne Crisp leav es h er Paul Lynde im pression to Jon and D avid; h er driving ab ility to Rye and Bakes and ev ery th in g else th a t's im p o rta n t to M o. D orian Elder leav es som e cookie d o ugh, early m orning w a te r skiing adventures and enough change to c a ll C alifo rn ia to Je a n ie ; to Jon she leav es rib c o u n tin g , a large b o ttle of V itam in E and Sunday afternoon fo o tb all gam es; to A n n ie , Pink E lephant co o k ies, 100 p ie c e s of Bubble gum and ski goggles from Park C ity 's Lost and Found; to W endy th e c o rre c t w ay to say "alw ay s1'; to R ich "M osca and Sufferin'1; to S eaw ell a new varnished Playboy p in -u p and tw o muzzles for Love and D utchess; to Tony "U ni" and Fig N ew tons, to Laura barbed w ire; to Bob "G rants M ets"; to Rye 50<t to enjoy h im self; "H eavy Duty" engraved on Bakers Cutless; and to T im m ons a useless se t of keys to th e je e p . W illia m K. E nder, B lender, leav es his " la c k of p erfo rm an ce" to th e effort grade system ; a 5x8 po rtrait of M r. Bruning to R ich ard (or v ic e -v e rsa ); an a lib i to W; a p a ir of high to p b la c k tennis shoes to th e shoe salesm an; his c o m p ile d book of insults to Jean ; a f a ta l disease to Freedm an; a block of dense m a te ria l to M ark; and la s t, but not le a s t, ab so lu tly noth in g to John S eaw ell. In ad d ition to th is , h e does herely b e q u eath h im se lf, in m in d , body, and so u l, to th e w orld. . .w ith fa ir w arning. P .S . BMH! L aura G anter leav es th e m em ory of B utton Boy and Swinging H orse, m any exhausting parties and endless c o m p lain in g ; th e foresight n o t to w ear dresses to sch o o l, and seeing eye dog to M oe Zrike. A lock of her flam ing red h a ir to Bakes and hopes of his finding a dream girl to J on. P au lH ay co x leay es D orian Elder 2. 2 pounds of Sodium C yanide; and to Gary W ing speech lessons. K evin H en eg ar leav es T im S tallcu p a lif e - tim e supply of Butyl N itrite ; and one pound of strychnine la ce d c h lo ra l h y d rate to D orian E ld e r,; and a case of A lpo to th e B elka hound. Jea n H eterin g to n leav es "th e rugged look" to M ark Baker; a nick n am e to Sam ; to R adar her ab ility to play b ask etb a ll; to Rye a gween tw uck and a rid e to th e Y .M .C .A .; a good m ood and a new jo k e to Blender; th e y e a r book to anyone INSANE enough to c a re ; to D orian speech lessons, a guy, a dog nam ed H um py and 13 years of m em ories; to A nnie som e sunshine, a p a ir of R ossi's, som e snow and a sm ile; to E lM a rk o som e stilts, his c a m e ra , and understanding; to John som e new m oves and th e request to try ag ain in five years; to "M y Cloud" th e tim e to change; and a "th an k you" to som eone sp e c ia l. Lisa K lein leav es S e a w e ll's erroneous zones and socks to anyone who w ill ta k e th em (Mrs. English); to Bakes a life tim e supply of an tifreeze; to Je a n e e M . th e girl's room and th e gang on th e bus; to M r. H all sym bolism and w h a t h e can do w ith it; to T im L atin II and th e rerun o f "Go Ask A lic e "; and to M o a ll our good tim e s a t P .C .D .

TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS (sarcasm intended) and everything e lse . Andrew Levy leaves M r. Bruning Spanish L iterature and Iberia; to M rs. English MY notebook; to M r. H all ALL m y free th em es; to D oc E=MC2; to M r, Raym ond a nod; to M r. Singer / i and my pitch in g ab ility ; to M r. W elch m y longest highest goal k ick . R ichard Lorenzen leav es his "d e fic ie n c y of. good ta s te " ; to Senor Bruning; P .C .D .S . and effort ratings to the Schwanzero; and M tobe Wewe Eskari to K ariuki and th e P .P .D , Joan C h an d ler Ray Bequesths to M rs. English one C a ra v e l b a r to k eep h e r on her d ie t, also a p e a c e fu l Afro A sian class n ex t y e a r. T o T e ri W einer I le a v e a ll m y notes and a list of excuses for w hen she gets to co lleg e . To Sara T a n c e r I le a v e a ll my p ast boyfriends, a free day in th e snow w ith a ski instructor, a b lin d d a te , a stack of p a p er for le tte r w ritin g , and also a successful Senior Y ear w ith Mr. Bruning. T o Rye Nelson 1 leav e a novel about C o n fid e n c e , also one sexy shoulder. T o Ann Crisp I leav e a y e a r's supply of Bubble gum . T o M ark Baker I leave m y Jaguar w ith a ll its illnesses and also co m p le te w ith R aquel W elch to tic k le him a t the rig h t m om ents. To Sam F reedm an I le a v e m y old skis so he can b reak his le g and have gorgeous girls p ity in g him . To M aureen Zrike I le a v e th e g ilrs' b ath ro o m , a F rench d ictio n ary and a reunion w ith O rm e. To John S eaw ell I leav e his astrological forecast for th e n ex t 10 years. Also an open in v ita tio n .. . To Jon C heney I le a v e m y french a c c e n t and a T .V . w hich is alw ays tu n e d to C h an n el 21. I leav e Barb Pritzlaff h e r streak of luck for her getting through French IV. T o th e w hole upper school I le a v e a lo t of hope th a t th ey can m ake it u n til th e y graduate. T o M r. R aym ond, I give him th e re lie f th a t I h av e fin a lly gone for good! Abby R oeder leaves th e n am es R osco, T a r, N e tta , Puddin'; e tc . to R ichard and Tony; the First Place Prize for th e A bby R oeder L o o k -alik e contest to Sara; and she leaves Phoenix C ountry D ay School for som ething bigger. W endy Rusing leav es a b a g of ic e to M ark Baker; a re p la c e m en t 'te d d y ' to Rye; th e p arties' to M aureen and a re a l dream g irl to Jon. Tony Ruskin leaves to Bob, R ic h a rd , K evin, Paul and K ariuki the V illa , his R are V ig ilan te D og, th e C ruiserm o b ile , his tw o Phasers and his T okero Ic e Pipe; to M r. W elch his copies of "How to Waste T im e in C hem istry Class by A sking T im e Consum ing Questions" and "T he Art of S tretching a S im p le, Two Hour E xperim ent Over A T hree W eek P eriod", to M r. H all, his fourteen REWRITE papers; to D orian Elder, a $ . 50 beer and a $20. 00 dinner; to M r. M orris, his unique a c h ie v e m en t of 16 m arks m one w eek; to C runch-F ace, a slow, m erciless death; to R ichard, his A1 M undy Blue Books, his refin ed driving skills, and his co llec tio n of blank doctor appointm ent cards. John Seaw ell leaves K im a g reat actor and a tube of glue for chipped p ain t off th e Z; M ark H . his own photo足 graphy studio w ith a pool ta b le and the dark room assistant of his ch o ice; Bill a pool cue of gold w ith ACE WEIMS p rin ted in th e han d le; M ark B. a gnat sw atter and a can of RAID and lots of luck; Jean a contract w ith a due date in five years and th e keys to her sp e c ia l car; Lisa lunch a t North Bank after she w ashed m y socks; Annie a surgical gown and m any good tim es; D orian A Y ear and A H a lf and red racing glasses for her new car; Wendy a p lace in fifty years and a sp e c ia l book; Rye everything and anyone if he can hold on to th e m . T eri Lynn W einer leaves to th e future of Phoenix Country D ay School a person who m ay tak e the p lace of a ll m y absences. To Sara T a n c e r, a n ic e jew ish, adorable G , o r C . or A. T o M anuel T a n c e r, 50 C hanukah presents. To Jo an R ay, a happy life and to th e en tire facu lty a thankyou for p u tting up w ith m e.

UPPER SCHOOL

John C heney

Parker C ornell

Suzy Flow er

Sam F reed m an Andy Fow ler

R ick H odgdon

M ark Horowitz

M ark Horw itch

T om Kossick Chris Morris

Emery M cC lennen

57 Rye Nelson

Barbie Pritzlaff

M isdee R ich

Joyce Shulte

M ary Sunderland

T enny Stevens

T im Stallcup

S arah T an cer Steve Tim m ons

N ana Volpe

T om V ache

Kim Y am anouchi

M aureen Zrike

K ati W eingartner

G eri A llison

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H M ark Baker

D avid C heney

M O

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m K eith C lem en g er

John F eeney

Cindy C rockett

A lan Jones

C am eron LaFollette

Steve Kaufer

Jean n e M athews

M ark Phillips

R andy Raskin

Evan Sage Lisa Reis

Pam Ruskin

G eorgia Sakiotis

K athy S tein er

S helly Stevenson

Chris Wulsin M arty Stickford

Don Vyskocil

T im Bock

M ich a el Begam

D on Asbury

K im Brock

FRESHMAN

64 T heresa C elis S teve C asselm an

C arrie Ellis

John Cox

K elly C ornell

CLASS

C ara G anter

Chris H olland

T uula Kaynee

Susan Kerrigan

Jam es Lincoln

Irene M a rc arelli

Jeannine P ickrell

Susan R ubenstein

S h elley A im er

Paul A n gelchik

EIGHTH Jeff B ailey

Ira Besserman

Ruth C lem en g er

C athy C rockett

T om Ellinwood

B ritt Etzold

GRADE M im i G allagher

Robin Laflin T om H etherington

C harles Ladlow

K evin Lee

Jennie M iller

John Norris

R ob erta M ann

D avid N orton

Patty Reis

A lic ia Wood

M aryanne W ray

O rien Sm ith

T erry Wurts

D ebra Ziehm

MIDDLE SCHOOL

Jeff H aus, R ick H ogue, C h arlie Ganz, S cott Stevens (FRONT)

SEVENTH GRADE

R obert Bell

BACK: Becky Driggs, B lair Torrey; FRONT: C athey C allison, V alerie M cC ullough, Sharon Gustafson, Sim one W underlich

Jim Berridge, Doug Barton, Jacques deLisle, John C rockett

M ark Schwarz, Fred Seavers R obert M arsh all, John S te g a ll, John H olm es

BACK: Jane H a ll, Eve Binnie; FRONT: A llison M orris, M artha Sm ith

Becky Driggs N oelle Norris Susan Bailey

N ick Paris John Evans

Lee LaFollette Brian Rose Courtney White R ichard Pritzlaff

Lynnie Getz C athy T an c e r Lynne D ieth rich Betsy R yan

SIXTH

M a tt E llinw ood, G reg Haus, M ark T hree Stars, Todd G ilm ore, G eorge Kokalis

Frank Fisher, B illy Nelson, Steve M iller, Doug T urner

GRADE

Shannon Bryant, B ianca Gonzales, Kim Hutton, Paige C ornell, N ancy C lair, H adley Baum

T im O lin, R andy Friend

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Laurie W ray, E lizabeth S te g a ll, D orothy M adison Lisa Jones, C y nthia T a n c e r, F a ith W olsin m

P at Celis Jeff B ailey D ianna Ziehm Lisa R hind

C arry M iller, Jenny R and, A nne S teiner C ath y L aflin, R o n ale T ucker

K evin T ucker, George Getz, M att Gregory Andy G ilburne, Steve Louis

Brent V ierk, Larry W right, T erry Sm ith Billy S chulte, Jon W ainwright

If w e le t it the earth can be bom again and again, facing th e sun lik e those flowers th a t open to th e dawn and close a t n ig h t. Law rence Collins

LOWER SCHOOL

FOURTH GRADE

D enise M adison

A lic e H aberm an , B lake L aF o llette, B ill Browning, L ina W eissm an, R obert LeM arr

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Jessica R ich ter, T in a Gustafson

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K rista M agnusson N a ta lie Pergeau

Jeff Bloom , R ony W eissm an, Ben Brooks

M atthew V eazey

Eddie Sarphie

Stanley Casselm an, Jonathon Norris

Scott W right

Phillip Steiner

K enneth C lem enger

T ony O liv er

M atthew Cone

S cott C allison, H oward Besserm an

D anny Strick

D avid Levy

R usty Jones, Ju lie Brooks, Bro H ayden, Laura W escott

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SECOND GRADE

Lizzy C allison

W esley M ason John Pritchard

Stacey Stone

D ean Paris

D unham Stew art, A m y W eckstein, L atanya Shaw

M atthew B iscotti, Jessica O 'K elly

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Lenore Fernandez

Rob W ithers

Laura W illis N ick Flem ing

ATHLETICS

Bob C asselm an, Jon C heney, T o n y R uskin, R ic h a rd Lorenzen, Steve T im m ons, R ye N elson, K ariuki M atheka, Gary W ing, M ark H orw itch, D avid C heney, M an uel T a n c e r, M arty Stickford, R ick Hodgdon, R ic k B ailey, C oaches H oltom and K roll

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ONCE FOR Staff Production M a n a g e r ....................................... Sara T a n c er Stage M a n a g e r R ye Nelson E le ctricia n s . . Jon Cheney, Sam F reed m an , D avid Cheney Properties . . . Joyce S chulte, Suzy Flow er, N ana V olpe

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Barbie Pritzlaff, Sara T a n c e r, K ati W eingartner

TUTORING C am eron L a fo lle tte , R oberta M ann, Sophia H aberm an, M ark Horowitz

Editor Sara T a n c e r an d Girls Sports Editor K ati W eing artner.

Joyce S chulte, L ayout Editor.

K im Y am an o u ch i, C opy Editor.

Business M anager T e n n y Stevens.

THE PAGE F acu lty Advisor: Lauriston C one.

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