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TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration-Faculty 12 Seniors 24 Upper School 44 Middle School 58 Lower School 74 Sports 100 Activities 134
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"WITH RESPECT, WE DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK TO MR. ROOF”
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T o the Class of 1 9 7 7 : I t is t r a d it io n a l on this occasion to m a k e som e ponderous s ta te m e n t on the fu tu re of p r iv a te e d u c a tio n or th e state o f th e w o rld . I plan to d ep art from this tra d iti on. W hy publish a ye a rb o o k ? This question has been posed by a v a r ie t y of edu c a tio n a l institutions during th e past te n years. Rising costs and d e c lin in g student interest seem to be th e m a i n factors p ro m p tin g this question. S o m e schools have d e c id e d t o drop yearbooks. Others h av e changed th e t r a d it io n a l f o r m a t. I b e l i e v e th a t publishing a yearbook is an im p o r ta n t part o f th e e d u c a tio n a l process in a secondary school. For m a n y students it is th e first e x p e r ie n c e a t o rg a n iz in g a m a j o r p r o je c t . M a n y skills a re in v o lv e d ; e d i t in g , fund raisin g, pho tography, la y o u t, and b u d g e tin g . I t is tr u ly a m u l t i - f a c e t e d e x p e r ie n c e . M a n y resumes c ite yearbook e x p e r ie n c e and r ig h t f u l ly so. Yearbooks a re im p o r ta n t for o th er reasons. T h e y p ro v id e an ongoing c h ro n ic le of events and p e rso n alitie s. T h e y a r e , in e f f e c t , the o f f i c i a l history of a school. Yearbooks a re also a liv in g r e m in d e r to a l u m n i / a e of t h e ir edu c a tio n a l e x p e rie n c e s . Yearbooks fro m m y various a l m a m aters a re shelved in m y f a v o r i t e bookcase. I ofte n pull th e m out to r e m in d m y s e lf of a n a m e or a f a c e r e c e n tly e n c o u n tered on a dow ntown street. In short, this is an im p o r ta n t d o c u m e n t. A l l of you w i l l b e n e fit fro m it in m a n y ways. Treasure it as a r e m in d e r of a v e ry im p o r ta n t period in your lives. Good luck in your fu tu re endeavors! Si n c e r e ly ,
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AND FACULTY
TOP R IG H T: Mrs. Vera Morrison M ID D LE R IG H T: Bonnie W hite, Hazel Steward, Ruby G etz, Jeanne Sharp, Pearl Modessitt, Carrie Farrar BOTTOM R IG H T : Jesse H inton, Luther Reynolds, Rudy M oraga, Ralph P h ilip s, C harlie T ip to n , James M iddleton
TOP LEFT: Mrs. Peggy Jaeger BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Karan Wood TOP CENTER: Mrs. B ettye M obley BOTTOM CENTER: Mrs. Mary Stephenson TOP R IG H T: M r. Joel M onell
FACULTY
TOP CENTER: Mrs. A rle v ia Snyder, B .A ., M .N .S ., Lower School Science TOP R IG H T: Mrs. Mary Lu S yllab a , B .A ., Lower School CENTER R IG H T: Mrs. Barbara J . Freeman, B .A ., M .A s., Lower School BO TTO M R IG H T : Mrs. Ruth Grove, B.S ., M .A ., Dean of the Lower School B O TTO M LEFT: Mrs. Carol S m ith , B .F .A ., Lower And M id d le School A rt
TOP LEFT: Mrs. Joan O liv e r, B.S., M .A ., Lower School CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Connie H e ig h t, B.S ., M .A ., Lower School BO TTO M LEFT: Mrs. Fran V ie rc k , B .A ., Lower School CENTER RIG H T: Mrs. M argaret R uccolo, B .M ., M .M ., D .M .A ., Lower School BO TTO M R IG H T : Mrs. Ardis Deen, B .A ., Lower School
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TOP LEFT: M r. R ichard C helpka, Strings Instructor BO TTO M LEFT: M r. Greg Larson, B .S ., M .A ., M id d le School Read足 ing and Special S k ills TOP R IG H T : M rs. B e tty Scharfm an, B .A ., M id dle School English BO TTO M R IG H T : Mrs. Sue O 'D o n n e ll, B.S., M id d le School Spanish
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TOP LEFT: Mrs. Mary DeM arzo, B .A ., M iddle School English & Drama CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Roberta Crane, B .A ., Lower School Spanish BO TTO M LEFT: Mrs. Linda B ryant, B .F .A ., Art TOP R IG H T : M r. F. Rodney Dashnaw, B .A ., M .A ., Dean of M iddle School and Social Studies CENTER R IG H T : M r. Thomas Graham, D ip. Ed., M iddle School Math & Science
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TOP LEFT: Mrs. L o vice Peterson, A .B ., Low er School BO TTO M LEFT: Mrs. Lucind a Schreeder, B .A . Low er School TOP R IGHT: Mrs. Judy Swenson, B .A ., Low er School TOP CENTER R IG H T: Mrs. Joyce Jensen, B .A . M id d le School M ath & Science B O TT O M CENTER R IG H T: Mrs. Susan Funkhouser, R -A .( Low er School B O TTO M R IG H T: M r. M ark L acy, B .A ., Physical Education
TOP LEFT: Mr. Chester Seroka, B. Ed., M.S., Upper School Science, M athem atics MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. R am il Biggs, B .A ., Lower School BOTTOM LEFT: M r. Robert Thompson, B .A ., A th le tic D irector TOP CENTER: Miss P a tricia M cKee, B .A ., Physical Education M IDDLE CENTER: M r. Joe P h illip s, B .A ., Aquacenter D irector BOTTOM CENTER: Mrs. Judy Kam mer, B .A ., M .A ., M iddle School Social Studies BOTTOM RIGHT: M r. David Raymond, A .B ., M .A ., Chairman o f Science Departm ent
TOP CENTER: Mrs. A rle tte H agstrom , B .A . & M .A ., Upper School French TOP R IG H T : Mrs. Joyce van Loben Sels, B .A ., M .F .A ., C hairm an of the A rt D epartm ent CENTER LEFT: M r. Paul Van Deusen, J r ., B .A ., M .A ., Upper School English CENTER R IG H T: M r. H arry H o u le , P h.B ., M .S ., J .C .L ., L ib ra ria n and Upper School Latin B O TTO M LEFT: M r. James B ru ning , B .A ., M .A ., C hairm an of Foreign Language D epartm ent B O TT O M CENTER: Miss Georgia Buelow , B .A ., Physical Education BO TTO M R IG H T: M r. Lester F elten, J r ., B .A ., M .A ., Band D irector
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TOP LEFT: M r. Robert W ilson, B.S ., M .A ., M iddle School and Upper School Math CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Christine English, B.S., Upper School History BO TTO M LEFT: M r. James Roof, B .A ., B .D ., T h .M ., Upper School English, Chairm an of English D epart足 m en t, Dean of the Upper School TOP RIGHT : M r. Donald Singer, B.S., M .A ., Upper School M ath, Chairman of Math Dept. CENTER R IG HT: M r. Paul Schweikher, A .B ., M .A ., Upper School H istory, Chairm an of History Depart足 ment
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Cathy Crockett
Once upon a tim e , many long years ago there was this farm er named Cincinatus and one day he was asked to come to Rome so . . .
William Britton Etzold
A picture being worth a thousand words . . .
HOT KETCHUP RAINS
Cheese eat cows, and cows eat tu rtle s, and turtles eat grass
I t came on the day o f J u p ite r, a war between Ig n ic ia , land o f fir e , and F lu id a , land o f w ater. W hile the a ir people in Etheria would not get in v o lv e d , the Terrans, of the earth, in te rvin e d and trie d to calm things down. By the day of m ercy a ll was q u ie t, but the fire people w ill never rest.
I f you s m ile a t me then I w ill understand-cause th a t'is som ething everybody everywhere does in the same language. Crosby, S tills & Nash
T hin k of the tim es you have sat by yourself and wondered, ju s t what i t was th a t com pelled you to be w hat you are. -Jefferson Starship-
D ecide w h^t you want and w hat you must g iv e up for it.
Som etim es not often enough we re fle c t upon the good things and those thoughts always center around those we love and I th in k about those who mean so m uch to me and fo r so m any years have m ade me so very happy and I count the tim es I have fo rg otten to say thank you and ju st how m uch I love th em .
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Thank you: Doc W ilson, Seanna, Z rike , Aaron Copland, M arlene, A I, Kurt Vonnegut J r., Lynnda K im b a ll, Jerry G oldsm ith, A Hotel Room, Harry Chapin, Stephanie, George S. Patton, Father Walsh, Judy, Carol C leveland, Con足 tin e n ta l T ra ilw a ys, T ypew riters, Dr. Yeung, Lenny Bruce, and e specially M onty Python fo r having existed as you did.
"You come and te ll me the big news," said Boaz. "B o a z -" you say, w e're going to be free! And I get a ll excited and I drop everything I'm d o in ', and get set to be free . "And I keep saying it over to m y self about how I'm going to be fre e ," said Boaz, "A nd then I try to th in k what that's going to be lik e , and a ll I can see is people. > , ^ . They push me this way, then they push me th a t- J O lU l G lG d S O fl And nothing pleases 'e m , and they get madder and madder, on account o f nothing_makes 'em happy. And they h o lle r a t m e on account of I a in 't made 'e m happy, and we a ll push and pull some more . . , "And then I knew what I was going to say to you, Unk, when I got back here," said Boaz. " I found me a place where I can do good w itho ut doing any harm , and I can see I'm doing good, and then Pm doing good fo r I know I'm doing it, and they love m e, Unk, as best they can. I found me a hom e." "And when I die down here som eday," said Boaz, " I'm going to be able to say to m y self, 'B o a z you made m illio n s o f lives worth liv in g . A in 't no one ever spread more jo y . You a in 't got an enemy in the u n ive rse .'" Boaz became fo r h im self the a ffe ction ate mama and papa he'd never had. "You go to sleep now ," He said to him self, im a gin ing h im self on a stone deathbed in the caves. Your a good boy B oaz," he said. "Good N ig h t." Kurt Vonnegut J r . D elacorte Press
The Sirens of T ita n 1959
El dolor del pasado sera el dolor del porvenir. -S em blanza, De Una M u je r-Jose Ruben R om ero-
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Hot Ketchup Rains?!?
Charles Ladlow
Thanks Mrs. E
So that's where m y photography e d ito r is.
. . . So he went to Rom e, saved Rome from destruction by the invading a rm y, and retired to his farm to study history.
This the beginning of a new day. God has given me this day to use as I w ill. I can waste i t or use it fo r the good, but what I do today is im portant because I am exchanging a day of m y life fo r it. When tom orrow comes, this day w ill be gone forever leaving in its place something I have traded fo r it. I want i t to be gain and not loss; good and not e v il; success and not fa ilu re ; in order th a t I shall not regret the price I have paid fo r it. Dr. H eartsill W illson
Photo by Steven M ille r
Diane Lorant Every in d iv id u a l has a place to f i l l in the world and is im p o rta n t in some respectâ&#x20AC;&#x201D; whether he chooses to be so or not.
Nathaniel Hawthorne
If I have an acquaintance called Jennie M ille r* Although I lik e her, sometimes I could k ill her. She always drives from m y back seat and is afraid of that lightpost that m y bumper w ill m eet.
Anonymous
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M an is the only animal that blushes. Or needs to. M ark Twain
jennielee miller
i w ish i c o u ld e x p re s s the g ra titu d e and re sp ec t i fe e l to w ard my fam ily a n d the fa c u lty m e m b e rs , w ho have given so m u c h , you a r e th e o n e s w h o h a v e h e lp e d m a k e it a ll w o r th w h ile .
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Teri Mueller
G etting out is getting in Going in is getting through (Around it not through) " I am here" is getting there "W ish I were there" is staying here (M oving is standing very s till) Having is getting W anting is not rece ivin g (Being is very fillin g )
People lust fo r fam e L ike athletes in a game we break our c o lla r bones and come up swinging Some o f us are downed Some o f us are crowned and some are lost and never found B ut most have seen it a ll T he y liv e th e ir lives in sad cafes and music halls T he y always have a story.
I cried because I had no shoes U n til I m et a man who had no fe e t.
Love is hopeful, i t tempers the noble m ind.
IC h e lle
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^ special thanks to m om , dad, and m o. T o Jan, thank you also fo r being a frie n d .
Y U M ! YUM ! and a special thanks to Herb who was never too fa r away, or too busy to care.
Good luck and many sm iles to m y fe llo w Leo.
Oh I'v e fin a lly decided m y fu tu re lies beyond the ye llo w b rick road.
Either lig h t up or leave me alone T ra ff i c
Jim Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor
Thank to D.O.R.
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In youth it was a way I had To do the best to please And change w ith every passing lad To suit his many theories But now I know the things I know And do the things I do And if you do not lik e me so To h e ll m y love w ith you
Age is a m atter o f mind I f you d o n 't mind I t doesn't m atter
Cathy Jane Robbins
W hatever TH E MIND OF MAN can CONCEIVE and BELIEVE it can ACHIEVE.
There are no lim ita tio n s To the m ind except Those we acknowledge.
Goodgbye L .D ., K .B ., M .B ., M.F., P.O., L .J ., C .R ., L .L ., C .L ., C .T .
Paul Miroslav Valach
The LADDER of SUCCESS is
P u ll!!
NEVER CROWDED
Be careful o f people com ing up, because you never know when y o u 'll m eet them com ing down.
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In the one's colum n there was a one W hich was the o n ly one in the one's colum n. So the o n ly one in the one's colum n was lo n e ly And had another one added to the o n ly one In the one's co lu m n . Now there are tw o one one's in the o n ly one one's colum n.
P .M .V . Seventh Grade (Pace Academ y) T ha n k-yo u Mom & Dad fo r everything.
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C hild o f the Universe Go p la c id ly a m id the noise & haste, & rem em ber q u ie tly & c le a rly ; and listen to others, even the d u ll & ignorant; they too have th e ir story. A void loud & aggresive persons, they & lesser persons than yourself. Enjoy your achievem ents as w e ll as your plans. Keep interested in your own career, however hum ble; i t is a real possession in the changing fortunes o f tim e . Exercise caution in your business affairs; fo r the w orld is fu ll o f tric k e ry . But le t th is not b lin d you to w hat virtu e there is; many persons strive fo r high ideal; and everywhere life is fu ll of heroism, be yourself, sp e cia lly, d o jio t fe ign a ffe ctio n . N either be cyn ica l about love; fo r in the face o f a ll a rid ity & disenchantm ent it is perennial as the grass. Take k in d ly the counsel o f the years, g ra c e fu lly surrendering the thinqs of youth. Nurture strength o f s p irit to shield you in sudden m isfortune. But do not distress yourself w ith im aginings. Many fears are born o f fa tigu e & loneliness. Beyond a wholesome d iscip lin e , be gentle w ith yourself. You are a ch ild o f the universe, no less than the trees & the stars; you have a rig h t to be here. And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as i t should. Therefore be a t peace w ith God, whatever you conceive Him to be, and whatever your labors & aspirations, in the noisy confusion o f life keep peace w ith your soul. W ith a ll its sham, drudgery & broken dreams, i t is s till a beautiful w orld
Gail Dannette Weiss Yeah that's what they are . . . A carousel An interesting c o lle c tio n of anim als O nly WE are not there M oving endlessly . . . In tim e Suspended from a point Dangling on a string . . . JUST BEING THERE And is n 't th a t re a lly What life is a il about?
To M i m i- memories past, present, future in and around the lake mountains come out o f the sky and they stand there one m ile over w e 'll be there and laughing too. T w e n ty-fo u r before my love and y o u 'll see I ' l l be there w ith you. I w ill remember you Your silhouette w ill charge the view o f distance atmosphere c a ll it morning driving thru the sound and ever in the va lle y .
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. . .people often say of H im ; " I 'm ready to accept Jesus as a great m oral teacher, but I d o n 't accept His c la im to be G od." T h a t is the one thing we must not say. A man who was m erely a man and said the sort o f things Jesus said would not be a great m oral teacher. He would be e ith e r a lu n a tic - on a le ve l w ith the man who says he is a poached egg - or else he would be the D evil o f H e ll. You must make your choice. Either th is man was, and is, the Son of God; or else a madman or something worse. . L e t us not come w ith any patronizing nonsense about His being a great human teacher. He has n ot le ft th a t open to us. C. S. Lewis, MERE C H R IS TIA N ITY
HATSHEPSUT REIGNS. . . (but her real name is Teecher)!
Debra Ann Ziehm mariposas aladas de estrellas, b u tte rflie s w ith wings o f s ta rlig h thow can i express th e feelings held deep inside me, locked away, deeper even th a t i dare to searcn: look in to the m irro r o f m y m em ory and w atch the ripples o f your own re fle ctio n s flo a tin g on the dream -w aves of m y thoughts, forever to rem ain there, always dear, palabras am oldadas de m i a lm a que nopuedo ahora expresarla lengua de m i m ente aun no se. quizas, algun dia, a sabre com o expresar las fantasmas que, ahora, solo puedo suponerlas mariposas aladas de estrellas que te m b la n en el crepusculo de m i ser. and someday, it m ay be th a t i w ill find the words, the concepts w orthy to be usedperhaps i w ill m yself create the thoughts, and then inve nt ideas suitable to express w hat cannot ever be expressedm y thanks. pero, hasta que el dia que no vendra, lle g a a ser, but, u n til the day th a t m ay never come, should come to be, para vosotros dejo atras mis mariposas queridas, i leave w ith you m y beloved b utte rflie s, para que digan lo que no puedo d e cir. th a t th e y m ay say w hat i must leave unsaid.
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The Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class I, Cathy C rockett, leave to Jennie a ll the blue she w ill ever be able to use and cinnam on rolls; to M r. Roof a large book, a case o f the hiccoughs, a rainy day, and many thanks; to Mr. Schweikher a life tim e supply o f 100% ground beef; to Patty I leave a life tim e supply o f pink doughnuts, an extra set o f keys to the Datsun, cold m ea tloaf, and a new fu zzy w uzzy pen; to Debbie the short people and A ris to tle ; to B rit a bent fin g e r; to Cindy I leave a lo t of luck, love, and m elte d ice cream; to M ic h e lle a stuffed dog and a new em pire; to Beth m y hot ears; to Paul m y autographed p icture of Anson W illia m s ; to Mrs. English a bucket of water fo r some unsuspecting person and many thanks.
I, Beth Foist leave to T e ri a big "sm a k", a porshe, and the south o f France; to Cathy B .D ., and a pass for no cover a t Lonnegans; to M itch a dune buggy; to Je nnifer luv ya '77, V in nie Barbarino, and H aight-Ashbury d is tric t; to G a il, M im i and N oe lle â&#x20AC;&#x201D; a ski tr ip in Carpenteria, C a lifo rn ia ; to J im an ounce; to Laura-M om and Dad, and Mocha Ic e .
I, John Gleason, leave to the g ir l who sat next to me on a Greyhound bus 400 m iles e ithe r perfume or deodorant; to J a c k -In -T h e -B o x the death o f apathy; to one o f the n ig h t w atchm en an unending supply o f Kaopectate; to the bathroom next to the a rt room a night watchm an; to Eugene Gant the prospect th a t more people w ill come to know and understand h im ; to the "la die s in w h ite " a bowl o f toenails so th a t they m ay properly prepare th e ir m eat loaf next year; to M arlene lessons from Mrs. Robinson or Anne Bancroft; to Stephen a t Macayo's East a neck warm er to go along w ith his personality.
Diane L oran t leaves to Jennie, Rudy's pecan ro ll, an om e le t pan, a lesson on how to be a backseat driver in three easy steps, my neighbor, and my dog, to Beth a tuna fish sandwich, to M r. Seroka and Patty ticke ts to the Super Bowl when the Patriots w in it, to M r. Wilson a ll m y cinnam on rolls, to Cathy tw o dollars w orth of gas a t Standard Station, to M r. Schweikher the U C LA fig h t song, to Rhonda a driver's ed m anual, to John Gleason a subscription to Psychology Today, to Jan the best last name a t PCDS, to Mrs. Hagstrom 100 free meals a t Cafe Casino, and to the Juniors respect fo r our Senior Class.
I, Jennie M ille r, leave to an acquaintance d riving lessons, an Arizona license plate, a date for the prom, some thing we both value, and c o lle g e !!!; to Patti urban and rural, a ll our projects and labs; to Haus a study carol that I promise not to steal; to Baby Brother a liv e - in chaffeur; to M r. Raymond three easy lessons on how to cook bacon properly, and a c a n d le lig h t dinner; to Cathy C. a sm ile ; to Lori a southern accent and the best of luck; to M ic h e lle a lounge chaise for C lio and a " H i" (said the southern w ay!); to Mrs. DeMarzo and M r. Roof a special appreciation and respect fo r a ll I have learned from you; and a special thank you to Ms. E. for always having the tim e to listen.
I, M ic h e lle N ickelson w ill to Noble Cathy Robbins; some com fort, p icture o f Paul, a good tim e , a laugh, a Camero, and Bob. T o Beth Foist; m y stupendous a b ility to w ig g le m y eyes (w hich is always good for a laugh) Vera baby, "H ey Ma! Unissss. . . !" her very own sign in sheet, "W e ll g ee ," and one last " I am soo. . ." T o Leslie, Jayson and J e n ife r; th is school, and good luck n ext year, plus m y va luable geom etry s k ills . T o Patty Reis; an a irp la n e to wash, and a ca t. T o Cathy C rockett; a stuffed dog, and h a lf of Europe (the other h a lf is m in e !) To Jennie M ille r; a lost c iv iliz a tio n , and a re v o lt against the president. T o M r. Schw eikher; a new advisee, a vaca足 tio n trip fo r one to Tuba C ity U ., m any m any thanks, and one last "H e y S ch w eik!" T o Ms. E.; a ll of Russia (you deserve your own e m p ire ) thanks you very much, a ll m y notes, and a L io n .
I, Cathy J . Robbins leave: T o T e ri-o n e case o f lig h t, pizza a t 8 a .m ., 'b ird , coke, southern co m fo rt, I th in k I ' l l go "p ran ce" o ff to th e k itc h e n , Bob Weber, a '78 Vega, "T o n ig h t's the n ig h t," and C harlie's Angels. To B e th -trips to T em pe, Farrah Faw cett Majors, slo g in , R ichard, m y fin ge r in K e ith 's car door, and the w orld of onion rings. T o D ian e-th e senior class, Bob B., im peachm ent procedures, saddle tram p , and hey sexy!!. T o M ic h e lle -a Nikon cam era, lem onade, lit t le pum pkins, and waving a t strange guys. T o W endi-Eddie, Dan, M att, those tw o M .I.T . Herds, and love ya! T o Dave, Don, Jerry, M ike , M ack, Chuck, T im e tc. . . fa ntastic tim e s . T o B o b -W e ll, I th in k you a lready know, to D ick m y car, and a ll o f m y love . T o B rit a p air of binoculars (to keep w atch) To T uula standard, Dutch John's, Fast Eddie's, hairbear, 'cuda, 'H ey C h ic a ", country quencher, doom, look a t his h a ir-h is eyes!!, blue chevy vans, mooned on 1.10, North Bank, a n tic ip a tio n , th e y 're so va in , a ll by m y s e lf whoppers, je lly beans, Bow ie lights, and w ild m em ories. T o Cara Lee C upcakes-Heyyy, Paul S. A lle n , she was just 17, bandpiper d r., tra ve l lodges, e x c ita b le boy, brown eyed g ir l, "h o t" candles, birdnests, C a lifo rn ia g irls, m y g ir l, chubby, 21st & G le nro sa, t r i- c it y , LaHaie? Porsche shirts, R ite Wussians, face, Beach Boys nig ht, KOOL T V , sw im m ing parties t i l l 5 a .m ., 151-no lim e !, T in a , R obin, W arvey Hallbangers, Craig, D ale, Jerry, baby chairs and hemorrhoids, Bob Prince, Sam, dead plants, "bew are m y lo v e ," Lonnies, sherry baby, Run around Sue, your Chuck, chocolate laye r cakes, g u ita r picks and straps, Mary and Susan, m eatgrinders, drive the truck? w h is tle !! K itch en closet e atin g-U G H , w e ll!! Cara it's closing tim e again! where did everyone go? Damned i f I know. C a ra -"fo r w hat it's w o rth " Lonnegan's forever and a ll m y love .
I , Paul V alach leave to T im M a g ill a ja r of lit t le magots, to George (D r. K) Kokalis; a m illio n copies of "A fte r足 noon D e lig h t"; life tim e season tic k e ts to the Phoenix Giants; and a copy o f th a t great f ilm "T h e Man Who Fell To E A R T H ", to M ark Three Stars; a go cart th a t runs backwards and T ric k or T re a t; to Greg Haus a key to 511, to Lynne D ie tric h w hat never happened, to Cathy C rockett a date w ith Ansom W illia m s , to Mary Beth; K im and the sophomore class g irls o f '7 9 m y sexy body, to Todd an evening w ith H .B . and his w ater bed, to M r. Van Deusun a date w ith A nette Funechello, to M r. Bruning those im m o rta l words P U LL and NOT LOST, to Serok a dobry den; and to everyone else a life s iz e autographed p icture of m yself.
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I, G ail Weiss leave; to M im i, Y ou've Got A Friend and a tr ip to C a lifo rn ia to her and Beth; to Beth, PCDS V o lle y b a ll team : Sophomore year and priceless comments; to Kathy, our dreams fu lfille d ; to T eri a n ig ht "on the to w n "; to M el a lo t o f understanding; to Laura a ll our m em ories (convenient sayings); to Jason, better ducking a b ilitie s , and a w atch to g et back to class on tim e ; to Je nn ifer, a room ful o f inventory a t Goldwaters, a ccom  panied to the sounds o f KUPD; to B la ir, carrots fo r her ears; to Paralee, an afternoon a t Thomas M a ll; to Leslie, several good m eaningful conversations; to M r. Roof and Mrs. DeMarzo, a lo t o f thanks, and a lit t le more d iscip lin e ; and to m y fa m ily a rid e on tim e .
I, Debra Ziehm , leave the fo llo w in g : to Yennie, the T ic ; to Patty, #17 Indianopolis and long liv e scum !; to Jacques, â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;yes-no-thank you" and a herd o f g rateful elephants; to L o ri, a b o ttle of big black bee blood; to Rhonda, strawberries, Rob? and Linda?; to Senor, la historia secreta de sus cica trice s; to Mr. W lison, fu n f (m e no dum m y!); to M r. Raymond, another short kid to be te rrifie d o f you; to M r. Seroka, a case of canned food and a tic k e t to Syracuse; to M r. Schweikher, tw o blue dots; to M r. Singer, ta -d a !!!; to M r. Houle, an assistant lib ra ria n ; to M ither roof, a plethora o f thanks for teaching me to rite w rig ht, and an 1898 pancake; to everyone, "Z o o m "; to Teacher, lo ts -fo u r years should do it; to Tuna, squashed fe e t, m u m b le -m u m b le , and suntan lo tio n on your ears; to B rit, Edward, George, and Zoooomer?!?; to Dianna and T am m y, o nly love, and rem em ber you've got a whole life to liv e , d o n 't try to do it alone; to Mom and Dad, a big TH AN X and a ll the love in the w o rld . . .and to God I leave nothing, because everything I have and am is already yours.
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LEFT COLUM N, TOP TO BOTTOM: Rhonda Eicher M itc h e ll Obele Paul DiCerbo Martha Sm ith RIGHT COLUM N, TOP TO BOTTOM: Leslie Davison J e ffre y Haus Mark B ric k lin
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TOP LEFT: Betsy Ryan TOP R IG HT: Bart Hechtm an M ID DLE TOP LEFT: Pierre deTarnowsky M ID D LE TOP R IG H T: F e lic ia Weiss M ID DLE BO TTO M LEFT: Laura Foist M ID DLE B O TTO M CENTER: Lisa F alco nie ri M ID DLE B O TTO M R IG HT: Cathy Tancer BO TTO M LEFT: B illy Nelson BO TTO M R IG HT: Steven M ille r
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TOP CENTER: Todd G ilm ore M ID D LE LEFT: T im M a g ill BO TTO M LEFT: Gregory Haus TOP R IG H T : Leah Jacobson M ID D LE RIGHT (LE FT ): Stephen Gates M ID D LE RIGHT (R IG H T): Paralee Obele BO TTO M R IG H T: C ynthia Latish, Lynne D eith rich
TOP LEFT: George Kokalis, Mark Three Stars M IDDLE LEFT: Randy Friend, Phil W rigley BOTTOM LEFT: B ill Leiber TOP R IG HT: Lynn Getz M ID DLE RIGHT (LEFT): Greg Hunter MIDDLE RIGHT (RIGHT): Ginger Irw in
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TOP LEFT: Cathy L a flin M ID D LE LEFT: Faith Wulsin TOP CENTER: M arin DeMarzo M ID D LE CENTER: Don Singer BO TTO M CENTER: George Getz TOP R IG H T: Mary Beth MacFarland M ID DLE R IG H T: Beth Melas BO TTO M R IG HT: Adam DuBose VERY BO TTO N R IG H T: Dianna Ziehm , Lisa Rhind
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TOP LEFT: J e ff Weiss M IDDLE LEFT: K im e r Wadsworth BOTTOM LEFT: Pat Cel is TOP CENTER: Randy Steckler MIDDLE CENTER: Jon W ainw right BOTTOM CENTER: Stuart Frische TOP RIGHT: K im b e rly Fowler M IDDLE RIGHT: Laurie Wray BOTTOM RIGHT: David M iles
TOP LEFT: Leslie Lokey M ID D LE LEFT: J e ff Johnston BO TTO M LEFT: Glen Bean TOP CENTER: L iza Nickerson M ID D LE CENTER: Steve Louis BO TTO M CENTER: Joanne T a y lo r TOP R IG H T : Pat Cel is M ID D LE R IG H T: Lisa Jones, J u lia Haus, C ynthia Tancer B O TTO M R IG H T : Linda Rosier
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TOP LEFT: Ben Brooks, Gordon Hardy, S cott Tarone BO TTO M LEFT: Joe P h illip s , Bobby Sim onds, Ron Bryant TOP R IG H T : Carol C lendenin, Theresa Bernard B O TTO M R IG H T : Phil Steiner
TOP LEFT: B ill Kerrigan, Blake LaFollette BO TTO M LEFT: M att Veazey, Rob LeM arr RIGHT: Krista Magnusson, Stephanie Grady BO TTO M R IG H T: A lic e Haberman
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TOP R IG H T: B ill W rig le y , Stan Casselman, Andy IMorris, J e ff Kravetz LE F T : Howard Besserman, John Fisher, Jacques Barbey B O TT O M R IG H T : L in a Weissman, Crystal Scurr, Ellen S m ith , Jessica R ichte r
TOP LEFT: John E llinw ood, Farley Weiss, Jon Marshall BO TTO M LEFT: L iz Dashnaw, Laurie S ch oe ffle r, Sharon M cC ulloch
TOP RIG H T: Gregg H offm an, Kati Lorant, R ick Gullen BO TTO M R IG H T: Henry O 'R ile y
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SEVENTH GRADE
TOP: Karen K o lbe , J u lia Burgess, Gay Donahoe M ID D L E : Linda Mason, Annie Reis, J u lie Brooks B O T T O M : Roger Ripps, M indy D ozoretz, M ichael Spangler
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TOP LEFT: Jenny Potter, Sara McEachern, A lliso n Ingram BO TTO M LEFT: John B o ccaccio , J im Keefer TOP R IG H T: M ichael D eM arzo, Eddie Shanken, Rusty Jones BO TTO M R IG H T: Ruth Barbey, Ronda Moss
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LE FT : Bret L a n u ti, Worth L a flin TOP R IG H T: L iz D alg le ish, Anna Keefer BO TTO M R IG H T : Sam M id d le m a n , Mark Weiss, B ill Landis
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TOP: W ill K ellogg, V la d im ir B o lin , J e ff Zuchowski, B illy Carpenter LEFT : Susan P itre , Jane G ould, C ynthia Cohen, Dana Chesire, Dyann Fisher, Jenny Jensen R IG HT: Greg Nelson, Wesley Mason, Robert Hanson
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TOP: Randal M ay, T u i Brown, Chri Biggs B O TT O M : Lester Hirsch, David T illo ts o n , Mark Urban
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TOP: Wendy Pitre, Andrea F a lc o n ie ri, Pamela H in c h c liffe B O TT O M : Bert Getz, T aylo r Driggs, Scott Bruning
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TOP LEFT: Gia Lan uti, Danny Lesser, Shannon Gray BO TTO M LEFT: Peter Nadler, J e ff M aling BO TTO M R IG HT: Jennifer Schoeffler, Lisa Firestone
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TOP: Chris M c C o llu m , David Mason, Scott Duff B O TT O M : Joe H irsch, Ralph Daniel
TOP LEFT: Karen Zuchowski M ID DLE LEFT: Suzanne Peirce, John M arcarelli BOTTOM LEFT: Lorie Nowak, Karen Pitre TOP CENTER: Rob Withers CENTER: Douglas Allsw orth, John Dawson Mason, Jonathan M acBride TOP RIGHT: A llison Landis
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LEFT: T im P h illip s, Steven Scott, A m y Biggs TOP R IG H T: Charlene H ovatter, Carey Marks BO TTO M R IG H T: T o n i B ifano, Brenda Ligorsky
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TOP: IMatasha Haase, Beau Barton CENTER: Louis Comus, Bret Hopper BO TTO M : Kathleen Lyne, Andrew Shanken, Cynthia Clendenin, Scott Tucker
LEFT: M ic h e lle Jones, Je nn ifer Evarts TOP R IG H T: Ruth R ab ino w itz, E m ily Chrisman BO TTO M R IG H T: Brooke Sterling
TOP LEFT: Stuart G ie gling , Eddie Ornelas CENTER LEFT: M ichael G oldm an, Kathleen R em illong CENTER RIGHT: Audra V in c i, Charles Superfon, Stacey Tarone
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TOP LEFT: Jonathan Wechsler TOP R IG H T: Lauren Fleishman BO TTO M R IG H T: James Jarko, Eric Swenson
TOP: Mark Barnes, W illia m A llsw orth, T a y lo r Shaughnessy BO TTO M : Jason Kokalis, Stacey O 'D onnell, Cynthia M atcha, Paul T illo ts o n
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GIRL’S VARSITY BASKETBALL BA C K ROW: L o ri Reynolds, G inger Irw in , Leah Jacobson, Lau rie W ray, Jane H a ll FRONT ROW: F e lic ia Weiss, C ynthia L atish , Lynn D ie th ric h , M ary Beth MacFarland, K im e r Wadsworth
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SCOREBOARD Orme 25-18 PODS Scottsdale C hristian F orfe it Seton 31-38 PCDS Tucson C hristian 14-23 PCDS Southwest Indian 28-26 PCDS Seton 20-27 PCDS Western C hristian 2 6-17 PCDS Southwest Indian 38-22 PCDS Verde V a lle y 21-38 PCDS Western C hristian 36-31 PCDS Orme 33-26 PCDS Verde V a lle y 18-26 PCDS San Pasquel 28-16 PCDS Judson F orfeit
SEASON RECORD: Won;7 Lost: 8 The team w ent to the state basquetball tournam ent a t Seton High School, and lost to Southwest Indian who won the tournam ent.
COACH: Miss Patty McKee TEAM MEMBERS: C indy Latish Lynne D iethrich Marianne Hagstrom Jane H all M ary Beth M acFarland Laurie Wray K im er Wadsworth L o ri Reynolds Kim Fowler F e lic ia Weiss Ginger Irw in Leah Jacobson
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VARSITY VOLLEYBALL The T e a m : LEFT: C ynthia Latish R IG HT: M ary Beth M acFarland TOP: Lynn ie Getz M ID D LE : G inger Irw in , F e lic ia Weiss, Lynne D ieth rich B O TT O M : Lau rie Wray, Leah Jacobson, M ariznne Hagstrom, Jane H a ll. ABSENT: C athy Tancer, K im e r Wasworth
1976-77 G irls Varsity V o lle y b a ll Team
This year's squad was made up o f tw elve return ing veterans. Laurie Wray Mary Beth M acFarland Cathy Tancer Lynne D eithrich F e lic ia Weiss Marianne Hagstrom Ginger Irw in Cindy Latish Leah Jacobson Lynnie Getz K im er Wasworth Jane H all
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PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS
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Verde V a lle y - 1 5-6 15-5 PCDS T r i- C ity C hristian - 15-4 15-7 PCDS Judson- 10-5 15-2 PCDS Orm e- 1 1-6 6 -9 7-15 Orme Scottsdale C hristian - 15-4 12-15 1 5-6 PCDS Western C hristian 11-7 13-15 10-15 Western Christian Scottsdale Christian 1 5-4 15-2 PCDS Orme 16-14 6-15 11-15 Orme Judson 15-11 15-3 PCDS Southwest Indian 4-15 3-15 S.W .I. Western C hristian 9-15 16-14 6-15 W .C.
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WON 6
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State V o lle y b a ll Tournam ent against Southwest Indian PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS PCDS
VS Palo Verde C hristian (Tucson) 15-4 15-8 PCDS VS Orme 15-10 6-15 15-5 PCDS VS Tucson Christian 15-13 15-8 PCDS VS S.W .I. 9-15 5-15 S.W.I. VS Western Christian 9-15 3-15 Western Christian
Tourney Record
WON 3
LOST 2
T h ird Place Finish - State A ll-T e a m Choice— Lynne D iethrich PCDS fin a lly defeated Orme a t the State Tourney— when it counted. The girls only lost two matches to S.W .I. and W .C. who eventually fought it out for the cham pionship, w hich was won by a fine Western Christian Team .
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MIDDLE SCHOOL FLAG FOOTBALL BAC K: Scott Tarone, Stan Casselman, M ike DeM arzo, Howard Besserman, Henry O 'R ile y , Joe P h illip s, Ron Bryant, Rob LeM arr, R ick G u lle n, M att Veazy M ID D LE: J im m y Friend, Bobby Simonds, B ill W rigle y FRONT: Jon M arshall, Greg H offm an, John Fisher, Ben Brooks, Andrew Norris
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"A” TEAM— LEAGUE CHAMPIONS SEASON RECORD 6-0 vs. Baseline Christian O ct. %, 1976 PCDS Scottsdale C hristian O ct. 8, 1976 PODS vs. O ct. 15, 1976 vs. Judson PCDS O ct. 22, 1976 vs. Camel back Desert PCDS PCDS C am elback Desert O ct. 29, 1976 vs. Nov. 5, 1976 PCDS vs. Devereaux MOST V A LU A B LE PLAYER: Joe P hillips MOST IMPROVED PLAYER: John Fisher
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"B” TEAM SEASON RECORD 5-1 RUNNER-UP 13-0 PCDS Baseline Christian vs. vs. Scottdale Christian 0 -7 PCDS 27-0 PC DS vs. Judson Forfeit PCDS vs. C am elback Desert 8 -0 PCDS vs. Cam elback Desert Forfeit PCDS vs. Devereux MOST V A LU A B LE PLAYER— Greg Nelson MOST IMPROVED PLAYER— T im Wray 111
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Our Soccer team o f 7 6-77 was a young but very s k illfu l and determ ined squad. Unable to score e xte n sive ly, but playing dogged defense, the team was able to force a p la y -o ff game w ith Scottsdale C hristian to determ ine w hich team would play against Judson fo r the League Championship. This game was in d ic a tiv e o f our efforts throughout the season. Though dom in a ting play from the opening w h istle , we were s till unable to score, and a fte r two scoreless overtim es, the rules demanded a k ic k o ff of penalty shots, each team a lte rn a tin g a shooter and goal tender. A fte r e ig h t shooters fro m each team had gone to the penalty lin e , Scottsdale booted the w inning goal. Though it was a heartbreaking loss, our team , losing o nly John Gleason via graduation, is looking fo r ward to w hat seems a very good shot a t the League Championship next fa ll. Mr. Rodney Dashnaw Soccer Coach
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The P.C.D.S. W ater Polo team was a young and inexperienced te am . The team ended up by pla cing th ird in the state w ater polo tournam ent a t P.C.D.S. Agua Center. There was o nly one upper classman on the squad. The season record was three and fo ur fo r the year. Joe P h illip s , sw im m ing coach
BA C K : Phil Paris, Charles L adlow , M ich a e l Forrest, Greg Hunter, George Kokalis FRONT: Paul V a lach , Brent V ie rc k , P hilippe Bonnefoy, Jan Lorant, Joe P h illip s
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MIDDLE SCHOOL BASKETBALL
"A” TEAM Season Record— 8 -2 Coach— M r. Lacy The " A " team finished the season in second place behind Scottsdale C hristian A cadem y in the M ountain V a lle y A th le tic Conference.
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Scottsdale C hristian C am elback Desert Baseline C hristian Judson Devereaux C am elback Desert Baseline C hristian Scottsdale C hristian Judson Devereaux
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BAC K ROW: Rusty Jonesf R ick C u lle n , Stan Casselman, John E llinw ood, Joe P h illip s, Rob L eM arr, Ron Bryant, M att Veazey, B ill W rigley FRONT ROW: J im m y Friend, M ike Spangler, Eric Felten, John Fisher, Gregg H offm an, Bobby Simonds, Andrew Norris Most V a lua ble Player— Joe P h illip s Most Im proved Player— R ick Gullen
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TOP: M r. Greg Larson BACK ROW: Stephen Shapiro, Worth L a flin , Bret L an u ti, Eric Hagstrom, J e ff Zuchowski, Sean Stacy, David Shapiro FRONT ROW: Mark Urban, T im Wray, Sam M iddlem an, Chris C um m iskey, Goelet Reid, Brian Moss ABSENT: Wes Mason
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BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL The Team BACK: Brian Rose, Don Singer, B ill L e ib e r, M a tt Gregory, Stuart Frische, George K o kalis, Mr. Thompson FRONT: Stephen Gates, Mark Three Stars, Todd G ilm o re, Bart Hechtm an, Randy S teckler, Greg Haus, Paul V alack ( manager)
Upper School varsity basketball te am , otherwise known as the K id d ie Core a t Phoenix Country Day School, en足 gaged in a rough basketball season. Rough in regards to the won-loss record, but great in re la tio n to hustle, desire, and ded ica tion . Don Singer, Mark Three Stars, Greg Haus, Bart Hechtm an, B ill L e ib e r, Steve Gates, Todd G ilm ore, Stuart Frische, M a tt Gregory, B rian Rose, George K okalis, and Randy Steckler were the members o f the varsity bas足 ketball team w hich included Paul Valach as the Team Manager. This team was com prized o f no seniors, o nly one Junior, seven sophomores, and four freshmen w hich com p ile d a 4 w in 10 loss record and a State Tournam ent berth. The varsity team lacked age and playing experience, but can be regarded as the team of the future.
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Seton vs. PCDS 49-32 Scottsdale Christian vs. PCDS 32-16 PCDS vs. Western Christian 26-20 Orme vs. PCDS 71-24 Southwest Indian vs. PCDS 20-30 Seton vs. PCDS 58-23 Southwest Indian vs. PCDS 58-47 PCDS vs. Verde V alley 62-30 Western Christian vs. PCDS 50-48 Orme vs. PCDS 31-30 Scottsdale Christian vs. PCDS 76-52 PCDS vs. Western Christian 45-34 Seton vs. PCDS 68-36 PCDS vs. Verde V a lle y 59-36
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MIDDLE SCHOOL SOFTBALL
BACK: Roxanne W ittm a n , A llis o n Ingram , Crystal Scurr, Dana Cheshire, L in a Weissman, Jenny Jensen, Stephanie Grady, Elizabeth Dashnaw, Cati Farnham, Ellen S m ith , Krista Magnusson, Jessica R ich te r, Sharon M cC ulloch FRONT: Gay Donahoe, Anna K eefer, Je nn ifer Potter, Wendy H orw itch, Theresa Bernard, Ronda Moss, Dyann Fisher, Laurie Schoeffler
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J e ff B a ile y , Phil Bonnefoy, Charles Ladlow , Stuart Frische ABSENT: Phil Paris, Greg Hunter, Jan Lorant
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VARSITY TENNIS
FRONT: B ill Nelson, Jason M itc h e ll, Jan Lorant, Phil W rig le y, Mark B ric k lin , Bart Hechtm an, J e ff Weiss, Brent Vierck BACK: Phil Bonnefoy, Mr. J im W alker ( coach), Jon W a inw rig h t, Paul V alach, Phil Rosier, N ick Paris, Brian Rose, Randy S teckler, Tony T aylo r
BACK: M r. J im W alker (coach), Diane Lorant, Jane H a ll, Jennie M ille r, Gail Weiss, Laurie Wray M IDDLE: J e n ife r Crolius, K atie DeLongy, L iz a Nickerson, Mary Beth MacFarland, Lori Reynolds, Marth Sm ith FRONT: J u lia Haus, Beth Melas, L iz Jones, Linda Rosier, Joanne T aylor, Cynthia Tancer
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The P.C.D.S. Trap team became w e ll known in Arizona shooting circle s as a result o f th e ir w inning ways during the 197677 season. Pierre de Tarnowsky and John L e v itz sparked the c o l足 lectio n o f trophies w ith some outstanding wins a t registered trap shoots throughout the state, in a d d itio n , the P.C.D.S. squad p a rtic 足 ipated in the Arizona W inter Chain Shoots and the Spring Grand A m erican Trapshoot. The trap and skeet program a t P.C.D.S. gained national atten足 tio n as a result of the team appearing in magazines and newspapers. Mr. James Bruning
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As President o f the L etterm e n's C lub, I fe e l the L etterm e n's Club is the pow erfullest club on campus. So fa r, the Letterm en have put a trophy case in the west wing of the L ib ra ry, put on the A th le tic Banquet, and w ill have a "L e tte rm e n 's Day" in w hich the Letterm en w ill go anywhere we would lik e . The next few years w ill be even more prom ising. I would especially lik e to thank Mr. Thompson, w ith o u t his help nothing w ould have been possible. Greg Haus
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STAGE BAND The Instrum ental Music Program a t P.C.D.S. consists o f band and string classes fo r a ll students interested from the fifth grade through the tw e lfth grade. In a d d itio n to the above m entioned classes, P.C.D.S. has a Concert Orchestra and a Jazz Ensemble. The M id dle A Band w ill serve as the p it band fo r the m u sica l, "On W ith The Show", being presented by the M id dle School Chorus, A c tiv itie s o f the Instrum ental M usic Program a t P.C.D.S. includes school assemblies, R egional and State Jazz Festivals, A m erican Legion Pageant o f Bands, Elem entary A ll-S ta te Elem entary Solo and Ensemble F estival, Fall and Spring Festivals, V a lle y Orchestra F estival, m usical, and graduation. Several o f our students were in v ite d and p a rticip a te d in the Scottsdale C om m un ity College Band during fo o tb a ll season. These students received special c e rtific a te s from the C ollege. Interested parents are being included in some o f our perform ing groups. Les Felten
B A C K : Ginger Irw in , Leah Jacobson, Brian Rose, Lisa Jones, Don Singer, Lynne D ie th rich , Lisa R hind, Cathy Tancer, Randy Friend, J im m y Friend, M artha Sm ith, Rusty Jones, Ron B ryant, L iz Dashnaw, B rit E tzold, M r. Felten. FRONT: K a ti Lorant, F e lic ia Weiss, Andrew Norris, R ick G ullen, Gregg H offm an, Eric Felten, M itc h Salamon, John Fisher, Bobby Simonds, C ynthia T ancer, Debra Z iehm , Dianna Ziehm , Charles Ladlow . ABSENT: Paul Valach
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ORCHESTRA
FRONT: F e lic ia Weiss, Chris Biggs, Lynne D eith rich , John Fisher, Josiah Steiner, Cathy Tancer, M alcolm Clendenin, Gregg Hoffm an. BACK: M r. Felten, Bobby Simonds, Charles Ladlow , Martha Sm ith, Leah Jacobson, Brian Rose, Rusty Jones, Carol Clendenin, Eric Felten, Laurie Schoeffler, J u lia Burgess, K ati Lorant. ABSENT: Cindy M iles, Mark Adkins, B rit Etzold, Debra Ziehm , Lisa Jones, Lisa Rhind, C ynthia Tancer, Ginger Irw in , Randy Friend, Dianna Ziehm , Paul V alach, Don Singer.
FRENCH CLUB
BAC K: Mrs. Hagstrom (fa c u lty advisor), Beth Melas, K a tie DeLongy, J e n ife r C rolius, J e ff B a ile y , L o ri Reynolds (Pres足 ide nt), Jacques de L is le , Mark B ric k lin FRONT: Cindy Latish, G inger Irw in , Rhonda Eicher (A d vertisin g ), Ana M aria Lopez (Secretary), Martha S m ith (Treasurer), Phil Bonnefoy
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CLASH DAY WINNERS: Glen Bean (th ird place), John C rockett (firs t place), Jan Lorant (second place)
The French Club was organized this year w ith a dual purpose: one, to promote an awareness of French cu lture and customs; tw o, to generate enthusiasm and p a rtic ip a tio n , o f student body and fa c u lty a lik e , in e xtra curricu lar a c tiv itie s at P.C.D.S. For it's firs t goal, the Club organized a series of bake sales and a b i-w e e k ly donut sale. Profits w ill even tua lly go towards the b u ild in g of a French kiosque as a donation to the student body. In the second in 足 stance, a "Clash D ay" was held on February 14, 1977. A free, fu n - fille d event, it provided the participants w ith a chance to w in several prizes and made fo r an interesting and e xcitin g a c tiv ity . The Club's membership was not restricted to French students, allow ing for a larger and more dedicated p a rticip a tio n . Mrs. A rle tte Hagstrom
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NEW HORIZONS THE COM M ITTEE: Mrs. English, Diane Lorant, M r. Wilson (chairm an), Debra Ziehm , Jason M itc h e ll, M r. Houle, Mrs. Hagstrom
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IMPRESSIONS EDITOR: Debra Ziehm F AC U LTY ADVISOR: M r. Paul VanDeusen ASSISTANT EDITOR: Ana M aria Lopez LA Y O U T EDITOR: Diane Lorant BUSINESS MANAGER: Paul V alach CARTOONIST: Martha Sm ith CREATIVE COORDINATOR: Lori Reynolds
IMPRESSIONS magazine has attem pted to change its im age o f form er years; it has undertaken to become more current and more concerned w ith the issues and events present ly a ffe ctin g the entire student body. The staff has trie d to accom plish this a im by increasing the size of the magazine, the frequency of its pub lica tion , and its appeal to readers of a ll ages who are interested in the events of the school. I t is hoped th a t th is exam ple w ill be fo llo w ed and im proved upon in future years.
Debra Ziehm Editor
A CALENDAR OF MUSIC
On Novem ber 19, 1976, the Lower School pre足 sented its fa ll m usic program , A CALENDER OF MUSIC. A ll Lower School children p a rticip a te d in singing and playing o f rhythm and m elody instru足 ments, and the F ifth Grade Band had its debut. Beginning w ith January and "A uld Lang S yne", music fro m the various seasons and holidays was performed fo r a large and a p p re cia tive audience o f parents and upper grade students. Mrs. Ruth Grove Dean o f Low er School
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PHOENICIAN COPY EDITOR: Jennie M ille r EDITOR: Charles Ladlow LA Y O U T EDITOR: Jacques DeLisle FAC U LTY ADVISOR: Mr. Paul Van Deusen OFFICIAL IDENTIFIER: Mrs. Morrison PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: B rit Etzold Many thanks to John Gleason, Lori Reynolds, Ana M aria Lopez, and Patti Reis fo r the e ffo rt th a t has made this book possible.
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In February, th irte en students p articip a ted in the fifte e n th annual Arizona M odel United Na足 tions a t the U niversity of A rizona in Tucson. PCDS represented Argentina and T un isia . For the Argentina delegation, Ana M aria Lopez sat on the Special P o litic a l C o m m itte e , M artha Sm ith on the S ocial/H u m a nita ria n C o m m itte e , Charles Ladlow on ECOSOC, and L o ri Reynolds on the Conference fo r Human Rights. Three studentsJennie M ille r , Jacques D eL isle , and B rit E tz o ld served as justices on the International Court of Justice. They also represented A rg en tina . For the Tunisia delegation, K atie DeLongy sat on the P o litic a l C om m ittee , Debra Ziehm on the Special P o litic a l C o m m itte e , J e nife r Crolius on the So足 cia l/H u m a n ita ria n C o m m itte e , Paul DeCerbo on ECOSOC, and John Gleason on the Conference of Human Rights. Jacques D eLisle received a special honor among our delegates. He was named outstanding ju s tic e in his d ivision of the ICJ and delivered a synopsis of his case and the m a jo rity opinion be足 fore the Plenary session of some 800 delegates.
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CHARLIEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S AUNT CAST Jack C h e s n e y ........................M atthew Veazey B ra s s e tt....................................Jonathan M arshall C harley W y k e h a m ............... Andrew Norris Lord Fancourt Babberley . . Gregg H offm an K itty B e r d in ...........................Eve K okalis A m y S pettigue........................Karen Kolbe C olonel Sir Francis Chesney . Robert LeM arr Stephen S pettigue.................. W illia m Russell Jones I I I Donna L u cia D 'A lva do rez . . Crystal Scurr Ela D e la h a y ........................... J u lie Brooks D ire c to r....................................Ms. M ary DeMarzo Co-Producer and Music . . . Mrs. Joyce Jensen Scene Design and P r o d u c tio n ...........................M r. Thom as Graham Stage M a n a g e r ..................... John E llinw ood Scene C r e w ...........................M r. D avid Raymond Upper School Drama Club Prom pter .................. R ichard G ullen
ADVISORY BOARD BAC K ROW; Brian Rose, Jacques de L is le , Diane Lorant, M r. Schweikher, M r. Roof, Charles Ladlow (President) FRONT ROW: C ynthia L atish, Lisa N ickerson, Debra Ziehm , Ms. English (Secretary) Absent: M r. Raym ond, M r. B runing, Glen Bean, Jan Lorant
This was the Advisory Board's firs t fu ll year of operation under its co nstitu tion . W ith the social fu nctio n of the Advisory Board in m in d , we held an Upper School and M id dle School dance at the beginning of the year w ith the band, Orpheus. In its le g lis la tiv e position, the Juniors fin a lly won off-cam pus priveledges. During the second semester, M r. M on ell spoke to us about the role of the Advisory Board. W ith the aid of this speech, and some im a g in a tio n . I hope th a t the ensuing years w ill show the Advisory Board a c tiv e ly im proving the school. Charles Ladlow
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