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Business and Administration: Back Row: Dolores Smith (Bookkeeper), Herman Beiinski (Business Manager), Jewell Nisbet (Nurse), Victor Weber (Director of Development), Lee Buettner (Secretary to the Head), Suzanne Davis (Upper School Secretary), Stephanie Fisher (Assoc. Director of Admissions). Front Row: Betty Rieff (Lower School Secretary), Karen Anderson (Development Secretary), Trudy Tom (Bookstore Manager), Shirley Boulter (Business Office Secretary), Carol Hook (Receptionist), Susan Strait (Admissions Secretary).
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The voice of a teacher presenting a universal concept,* the sound of a child's laughter? a question thoughtfully posed by a student; an expression of compassion for someone's hurt; an exclamation of sudden understanding? a greeting of friendship between students, between faculty, and between students and faculty; voices cheering on team members? voices raised in song all these and more can be heard in the Phoenix Country Day School community and represent the sense of caring and dedication to learning to which Phoenix Country Day School is committed.
Margaret J. Madden Head of the School
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The Class of 1992 would like to d e d ica te this yearbook to a man who has been a friend, a coach, a tea che r and a m entor to us all. Thank you, Mr. Hendrickson, for your advice, patience, understanding, and your everlasting humor. W e will miss you.
We the Seniors say "Mr. H really cares abo ut us. He always took the tim e to help me when I was sad." "Brilliant coach. He knows more abo ut basketball than anyone I've ever seen." "He's the bald big brother I never had ." "Mr. H is always there to lend a hand, and more im portantly to share a smile." "Mr. Hendrickson was my first friend when I cam e to PCDS in the middle of my sophomore year." "Nice man, goo d man. A worthy man. A manly m an." "He always has time to listen." "He m ay seem a stern disciplinarian, without hair, but once you g e t to know him, he's a big te d d y bea r."
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Mrs. Mary Lu Syllaba, L.S. Instructional Con足 sultant
First Row: Mrs. Diana Ingold, Mark Fleischaker, Jacob Swartz, Caitlin Pereira, Morgan Weiser, Jeffrey DeSilvc M atthew Lyons, Chris McConnell, Mrs.Leslie Milne, Mrs. A nnette Canning. Second Row: Danielle Skloven, Sandi Dawson, Nicholas Kerstan, Paul Folson, Alexandra Heuser, M atthew Peairs, M atthew Kostrivas. Third Row: Laurel Hendricks, Brandon LaPrade, Emily Regan, Justine Positano, Tom Foglesong, Brianna Eller, Jesse Clark. Fourth Row Shannon Fish, Bryan McLaren, Randy Dhillon, Catrina McGrath.
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t Row: Mrs. Toni Clark, Mrs. Carol Dalton, Mark Semegen, Jack McCain, Tyrone Ray, Nicole Melde, Ashley Humes, Allison chtman. Second Row: Jennifer Lewkowitz, Eric Drootman, Brigit Donovan, Anna Marie Ward, Alexi Musdllam, Jonathan levy, Michael Vrla, Alisha Blischok. Third Row: Julie Johnson, Gregory McGrath, Adina Hirsch, Alexandra Gray, Elise Williams, sley Silverthorn, Elizabeth Reahard, Maggie Budzien. Forth Row: M attew LaPrade, Jessica Worthington, Aaron Bernard, ilerie Garagiola, Bridnna Elwell, Pdige Knappenberger, Douglas Devereaux, Sarah Spencer, Mrs. Elaine Heidler, Mrs. Annette arnick, Mrs.Lovice Peterson.
Thirty years ago I was being lazy and taking some music classes from U. of A. -Lovie Peterson
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T h irty y e a rs ago I was a full time wife and mother. Eliza beth was born in '62 and Kate in '64 so I was busy with ba bies. -Barbara Searle
Joseph Yeargan has a quiet time with the blocks.
Barbara Searle Librarian
Deborah Schutza Art
First Row: Stephanie Yee, Eric Austin, Jared Creasy, Matthew Campo, Liz Foglesong, Adric Rukkila, Sean Beresini, Michel Hrudka, Lindsay Bodell, Jessica Green. Second Row: Mrs. Anderson, Derek Kravitz, Neil Smith, Nick DeAngelis, Ashlej Becker, Julie Garland, Tiffany Vail, John Haddock, Meghan McCain, Joseph Yeargan, Mrs. Personius. Third Row: Christid Lorentzen, Lauren Perlow, Brendan Selby, Becky McLaren, Sabrina Delafield, Blake McCay, Elizabeth Engle, Rebecd Dalton, Rachel Chase, Cory Westrope, Angela Connell, Mrs. Kendall. Fourth Row: Josh Soper, Adam Kopiec, Simi Dhillorj Michael Schneider, Alison Matthews, Sarah Scarborough, Reid Davis, Krishna Ramanujam, Elissa Eller, Brittany Davis, Austl Lee. ■
t Row: Lisa Kirkwood, Michael LaPrade, David Morrill, Edwin Barnes, Lindsay Tree, Brent Langellier, James Burnham, Adam Silva, Saranden Seip, Aaron Dawson. Second Row: Alexis Pasulka, Annie Wells, Jamika Byas, Adam Lewkowitz, Justin Creasy, son Bodell, Justin Flanagan-Hyde, Evan DeMark, Claire Schweikher, Jessica Bucon. Third Row: Alexis Gordon, Ben Williams, itherine Budzien, Hillary Schoninger, Natalie Fleischaker, PK Fisher, Colin Clark, Amyra Popich, Ashley Nemiro, Danny Lowe, rth Row: Elizabeth Balis, Caitlin Burke, David Cohen, Leore Arik, Michaela Skloven, Jason Platt, Christopher Segraves, Tommy lahard, Sally Semegen. Teachers: Mrs. Katy Fielder, Mrs. Cindy Davis.
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What I'd like to be is... a monkey so I could swing from trees. Amira Wylie
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Jason Platt and Christoper Seagraves keep up the "golden" spirit on Blue and Gold Day.
Thirty years ago I was a junior in college and studying to be an ele足 mentary teacher. I at足 te n d e d Augustana College in Sioux Falls, S.D. -Karen Johnson
I want to be a law足 yer or an accoun足 tant because I like math.
Dan Majeski, P.E.
Mary Swiess, P.E.
Fourth Row: T.J. Blandford, Tom Symington, Katie Thompson, Casey Cornell, Lance Litwin, Shayne Griffith, Aurelia Michelle Duncan, Doug Loback. Third Row: Mrs. Swenson, Britnce Youngblood, Courtney Becker, Benjamin Be Michael Yurka, Melanie Deutsch, Jacquie Hrudka, Meredith Garagiola, Ashley Yeargan, Sarah Engle, Mrs. Jol Second Row: Bobby Brook, Erin Beresini, Brian Farrelly, Bryan Silverthorn, Clay Westrope, Chrissy Whitcomb, ! Feinman, Martin Ward, Kelly Devereaux. First Row: Mac McKinnon, Abigail Rethore, Kim Ruht, Eser Camoglu, J Skloven, Tatum Vail, Beri Golding, Scott Surdakowski.
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Thirty years ago I was five years old ’ and a gre a t fisherman living in" Casco, Wisconsin. -Dan Majeski e
If I could tell the Upper School some thing, I would tell them how easy and fun the Lower School is. Fourth graders pet an iguana at the "out of Africa'' Wildlife Park Courtney Lewis 27
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Kindergartener Lisa Williams takes a turn with her friends
Christian Lorentzen is the captain of the ship.
Making funny faces - Natalie Fleischaker and Sarah Spen足 cer.
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2nd Grade Brownie Troop
3rd Grade Brownie Troop
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Back Row: Coach Majeski, P.M. Fisher, Justin Creasy, James Burnham, J.J. Blandford, John Cox, Seth Lewkowitz, Chris Strohm, Adam Lewkowitz, Front Row: Maureen Scholl, Lindsay Bodell, Catherine Yee, Natalie Dulaney, Pier Fisher, Sarah Pachtman, Lisa Kirkwood, Claire Schweikher, Maggie Byrd, Katie Byro, Ashley Popich
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bw 1: Abigail Rethore, Tatum Vail, Catherine Yee, Scotjjsurda[wski, Bobby Brook. ROW 2: Michael Rector, Jessica pW 3: Robert Eacret
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if II i 111* Jill Carland Cassie Correjo Peter Chiarelli Jamie Couche Harley Earl Kate Ferris
Barry Figgins Adam Fleischaker Christopher Frederick Katie Green Nell Haddock Wyatt Harris
Kristen Hendricks Todd Himelrick Natalie Hrudka Tamara Israel Jimmy Kaufman Kevin King
Brooke Lewis Cynthia Melde Roy Miele Rebecca Moretsky Ashley Morrill Joseph Musallam
I hope th a t people a p 足 pre cia te g e ttin g to g o to this school because some people d o n 't have this opportunity. Becky Moretsky Middle schoolers Ashley Popich, Whitney Pozgay and Jamie Plaza laugh hystfij ically at small fuzzy creatures. 36
th graders Jill Carland, Cynthia Melde and Amy Van Ars ale give big smiles for the cam* >ra.
Kate Ferris and Tina Wood chat about the day's events on their way to class.
Kelly Noble Lisa Pavese Catherine Pietzsch Christine Pietzsch Jamie Plaza Ashley Popich
Whitney Pozgay Christopher Rethore Joshua Royce Melanie Schoninger Jeffrey Surdakowski Aylin Tashman
Rebecca Teitel Meryl Thomas Amy Van Arsdale Eric Wassmann Cristina Wood
Fifth grade teachers Mrs. Bippus and Mr. Pettengill are the best teachers ever Joseph Musallam Catherine Pietzsch enjoys lunch period laughing with her friends.
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Daniel Abromovitz Kristin Altman Diana Bergren Lauren Bottner Emily Cook Reginald Cooper
Jon Ashley Corcoran Bryan Dawson Rocke DeMark Jeremy Figgins David French Jessie Gauntt
Pete Geantil Kevin Ghaswala Michael W.W. Hoesch Christopher Hoeye Christine Jacobson Jay Kahn Carolyn Karo Ryan Klinefelter Graham Kretchman Trisha Lampert Nina Latimer Alec Leshy
Noah Lewkowitz Devon Loback Jessica Lyons Quent Manika Randy Mata Tisa McCay
Kevin McReynolds Anamay Melmed Jennifer Noble Trey Packard Sarah Parry Janelle Plaza
John Randolph John Rector Joshua Reed Darren Ringel Christopher Sandor Lynn Seawell
Jonathan Sherman David Snyder Paul Surdakowski Richard Symington Melissa Tominac Lawson Tree
Jason Widoff Ryan Wilson
You seriously mean the bus will be broken for tw o-and-a-half hours?
e tc rtli i i 11ÂŤ Being in seventh grade is like being in sixth grade only you're a year older. Ezra Weiss
Kristin Abbate Laura Balis Nicolas Beabeau Aaron Bickell Guy Bowman Susan Bricker Katey Byrd Lena Cohen Stephanie Cohen Eric Cornwell Craig Couche Clemie Feau Matt Ferris Katherine FlanaganHyde Stephanie Fox Jill Galarneau Julie Geantil Jonathan Gimbel Peter Hahnloser Beale Harrison Tim Henward Denise Hrudka Candida Jacobs Emily Jeffries Ann Kaufman Jennifer Kniff Robert Kopiec Kristine Lehmann
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Rachel Lowe Katherine Lyon Revan McKinnon Kimberly Melde Andrew Mendelson Jenny Mendelson Jerry Mischel Aria Nemiro Cara Palestine Nancy Perla Robby Pinnamaneni Zeb Portanova Alison Pulaski Christie Randt Michael Reilly Rebecca Rethore Viviane Safrin Erich Schweikher Jill Sherman Eric Shoemaker Brooke Silverstein Kristen Stamm Samantha Stoller Jennifer Sweet Jasmine Tashman Sarah Thompson Vanessa Van Tuyl Tracy Wanner Philip Weinmeister Ezra Weiss Katherine Welsh Alison Widroff Richard Williams Nicholas Wood
Peace, love, and Cornnuts! Candida Jacobs
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rm already having nightmares about Mr. Martin's Civ. class! Anne Allison
Anne Allison Kacy Anderson Jonathan Ashley Seth Benton Leslie Blank Ryan Carroll
Meghan DeMark Sarah Duncan Shawn Dyer Katherine Earl Joel Feinman Nicole Felker
William French Laura Frieder Adam Garson Christina Gebert Sonia Ghaswala Thomas Harvey
Erin Hill Natan Jacobs Andrea Karo Heather Laabs Konrad Lee Ryan Leslie
Daniel Ling Leslie Litwin Kristopher Martin Rodney Molten Christina Pell Katherine Portanova
Kristen Radford Alexandra Rethore Sarah Schoenfelder Scott Schwartz Sarah Small Jessica Soper
Jordan Spack Jennifer Stern Ashley Waters Jordan Wynn
Left: Jordan Spack and Sonya Ghaswala laugh 'til their bellies hurt after having a small inconvenience with an ice cream cone.
el Feinman tries out new and are comfortable positions for ting in classroom desks.
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■ Deep Thought: Al ways stay in sight of an adult be ll cause you might I get eaten by a | mountain lion. Scott Schwartz
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"Well, I suppose I could play a little something for you," says Brooke Lew-
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raise my hand maybe she won't call Ime," thinks Devon Loback.
The sixth grade girls gather together for a photo opportunity.
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k Row: A. Rethore, K, le e , S, Schoenfelder, J Ashley, L. Litwin 0. ling, N, Jacobs, R. Carroll, T. Harvey; Row; A. Waters, A. Šarson. A, Allison, S. Ghaswala, E. Hill, S, Duncan; 3rd Row: S. Small, S, Dyer, R, Mollen, tack, H. laabs, K. Radford, K. Earl, J. Stern, N. Felker; 4th Row: J. Soper, S. Benton, C. Gebert, A, Karo, J. n, C. Pell, J, Feinman, L, Frieder, K. Martin
Leslie Litwin takes a drink during a tough game of flag football.
a hunk, a hunk of burnin' love," says JonaAshley Heather Laabs laughs as Leslie Blank does her impression of a chicken.
"I can't believe he likes that on his hot dog," thinks William French about Rodney Molten. 47
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Thirty years a g o .. so many parties, so little tim e .. ."-Joyce Cone
‘Thirty years ago I wish m y pa r e n ts had n't dressed me up in such ugly,, plaid, p o ly e s te r clothes!" - Brian Ellingson
John Crabb. Head of Middle School
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Right: 7th & 8 th Grade Chorus. Below: V.S Band
Right: 6 th Grade Band and Chorus
Above: V.S. Strings Chorus at El Pedrigal
7th & 8 th Grade Band and V.S. String Orchestra
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“ B" Team: Back row-C. Couche, G. Bowmai ________ Henward, A. Bickell, P. Weinmeister, J. Royo • From Mischel, K. McRenolds, C. Rethore, R. Miele, J. r^ahn. Head Coach - Robert Ellingson.
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Front row: (l-r) Kristin Altman, Ashley Waters, Jorcj Wynn, Erin Hill, Jon Gimbel Second row: (l-r) Jenny Men delson. Trey Packard, David Snyder, Paul Surdakowsli Darren Ringel, Nicholas Beabeau Third Row: (l-r) Trishj Lampert, Devon Loback, Jamie Plaza, Meryl Thomaj Rachel Lowe, Andy Mendelson Back Row: (l-r) Rya Klinefelter, Jordan Spack, Scott Schwartz, Alex Retlj ore, Vivian Safin, Brooke Silverstein, Tim Henward
Class officers: Kristin Altman(2nd V.P.), Ashley Waters(1rst V.P.), Jordy Wynn(President), Erin Hill(Secretary), and John Gimbel(Treasurer), To right Math Counts Team: Front: Advisor Joyce Cone, Rachel Lowe, Tracy Wanner, Ashley W a足 ters, Back: Rodney Mollen, Jordy Wynn, Laura Frieder, Katie Flanagan-Hyde.
I Have A Dream I have a dream That one day There will be no more wrong. Only Right. That the world will be a t pe ace . And there would be no more fights, There would be laughing and singing All over the land, If I could have my dream, Thats how it would be. There would be no guns, weapons, or wars. There would be no pollution or ga rba ge anymore. The air would always be clean And the grass always green. If I could have my dream, Thats how it would be. Blacks and Whites Jews and Christians A t p e a c e a t last, W e'd have a blast. There would be food and homes for everyone Beds, not benches to sleep on a t night. There would be no more darkness in the world. Only light. The stone shatter the still water, I Patterned rings slowly bridge the gap, | Between water and earth, A frog declares his arrival to a lily pad, J With slow, deep r-r-ribit. We used to play and laugh with the frogs and dragonflies. But now we only observe. From a distance, The smooth water, the graceful lilies, the everlasting stillness. And the warning sign -DANGER| CHEMICAL POLLUTION Many more ponds and rivers will be surrendered, I Before we ourselves are touched, and poisoned I By the growth, entreating menace. That our society has created.
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If I could have my dream, Thats how it would be. I know I'll have to w ait a while, Until my dream comes true. But I have faith and know it will One day, someday, com e true. - Lauren Bottner G rade 6 Age 11 59
UPPER SCHOOL
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Bob Hendrickson Dean of Students
Above: Paul Schweikher offers a student! bit of college advice.
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Bob Kosower, Athletics Director
Above: The dean of students, Mr. Hendrickson, stops for a picture on the way to his office.
Anne Salzmann, Counselor
PCDS athletics gives everyone an opportunity to participate and ex足 perience what being on an athletic team means. At PCDS, about 75% of our students participate in the athle足 tic program. I believe it's a valuable part of their whole education. Bob Kosower
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William Devine
Peter Flanagan-Hyde Math D.H.
Eric Neuter Computer Dept Head
Susan Kroning
Michael Swingler
Above: Mr. Neufer busy in class.
r. Devine gives Alex Simon help with I difficult anatomy question.
A bove: Mr. Swingler teaches an Algebra II class.
The human mind can help us travel into the past and project to the future. We can imagine life 30 years ago even if we weren't "around" then.
hat's a function? Calculus scholars, it is merely a cardboard box with my initials and some funny yellow squishy stuff on it that I to poke my pen in. I think it's something to do with equations too. Any other questions?" ^3
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Above: Dr. Collins poses innocently with his humanities students be足 fore wildly blowing them away with his machine-podium.
Thirty years ago I played in a 6th grade basketball league on Saturday morning. There were so many players from my ele足 mentary school I had to play on the team of another school. But I didn't mind because it meant I could be a starter. Lance Coon
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Thirty years ago I was a student teacher in a public high school in central Ohio. Jim Bruning
Above: Miss Scully tries to grasp the meaning.
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teaching in Peru in 1961. Picture shows myself to the left with a colleague. Jeff i Fairfield, preparing to cross the Satipo River, a tributary of the Amazon, to the town of Satipo on the edge , of the Peruvian jungle. A -H R. Houle
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Charles Flail Head History Dept
Above: Mr. Flail lectures to his psycholo足 gy students.
Dave Martin
Thirty years ago I think I was trying to learn how to skateboard on a primitive board that had no turning radius and I'm sure I wiped out tremendously many times. -Dave Martin
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Above: Mr. Martin poses as he clothing from his new fall line.
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Above: Mr. Cook. Does he know something we don't? What evil lurks in the dark room? Susan Richter Music Dept. Head
Thirty years ago I was "FeelirV Groovey.",, -Beth Zink
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James Cook Art Dept. Head
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Alfred Bar once said that â&#x20AC;&#x153; Creation of contemporary art is done by artists who are pioneers just as modern scientists, inventors, and explorers." This makes modern art both more difficult and often more exciting than the art we are used to. This is why I teach. Jim Cook, Chair of U.S. Art Dept. 67
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Jeff Gimbel, Amy Zinman, and Joceyj Jacobs smile for the camera.
Being a Freshman a t P.C.D.S. is like a culture shock, you go from being the power holders of the Middle School to being the bottom scum of the Upper School. Rusty Silverstein
I wasn't even talking and he threw chalk at Freshmen class officers; Erin Loback, ne!" says Mark Leibow to Rebecca Brooks president; Camille Dunlap, secretary; after Mr. Martin's Civ. I class. and Zach Thomas, treasurer. Not Pic足 tured: Kristin Brook, vice president.
The Freshman show their spirit durirj their first class cheer.
'hristina Spetzler seems somewhat deached from her friends, Danielle Allen ind Jocelyn Jacobs
Michael Abrams
Danielle Allen
Casey Bergren
Tasha Bernard
Ravi Bisla
William Blakeney
I have a dream that all Upper Schoolers are created equal, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors; except for Freshmen who are the best. Chris Klock
Kristin Brook
Rebecca Brooks
Brent Fraser and Mike Abrams are caught hanging out in the art room.
Sarah Burnham
Carrie DeMark
Ashley Dorrance
Camille Dunlap Brad Durchslag Brad Foran arah Slavin explains to Ashley Dorrance bnd Seth Glogower how Michael Spiebel became a robot.
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Brent Fraser Jeff Gimbel Zachary Gordon Matthew Gullen Stuart Hackett Jocelyn Jacobs
Hallie Jacobson Jeremy Joseph
Joshua Kanner
Christopher Klock
Eric Kaitz
Thomas Krause
Jeff Gimbel and Josh Kanner drink up as Jeremy Gimbel and Jocelyn Jacobs pretend not to notice.
Sonia Lancy
Karin Lefeber
Amanda Left
Mark Leibow j
Richelle Melde
Jenny Millinger
Jeremy Ringel
The Frosh lunch bunch crowd the halls of the quad.
Julie Levenberg
Erin Loback
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Leslie Roberts Elizabeth Royce Hollye Schumacher Robin Seder Brooke Sikora Jonathan Silverberg
I like the friendly atmosphere. Even during the first week of school lots of the upperclassmen and teachers, I don't even have, knew my name.
Rustin Silverstein
Erin Loback
Jessica Van Tuyl
Karl Weinmeister
Amy Zinman
Please, Oh Wonderful Seniors, will you buy us lunch? Sarah Burnham
Sarah Slavin, Jessica Van Tuyl, Richelle Melde, Sarah Burnham, Sonia Lancy, Carrie DeMark, discuss P.C.D.S. life dur足 ing a free.
Four little fresh足 men sitting in a row.
Sarah Slavin
Christina Spetzler
Michael Spiegel
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Robin von Hellens, Dawson Fearnow, and Meg Van Lith stop to speak of cloud formations.
Liesl Schneider studies for a big test Truly classy officers Brandi Johnson, Vice President, Shelly Edlund, Treasurer, Ellen Rand, Secretary, and Adam Schwartz, Presi足 dent.
Rebecca Chornenky acts as a queen in an aluri num foil kingdom.
I like Sophomore year be足 cause the work is easier than it was in Freshman year, and so I get the chance to m eet a lot of people who I missed last year. Brian Cornwell
Jessica Anson Carlos Armenta Johanna Brosie David Brown Rebecca Chornenky Marie Cohen
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Jed Cook Jessica Cooper Brian Cornwell Brandi Cutler Erin Dulaney Trista Eaden
Shelly Edlund Dawson Fearnow Seth Glogower
Elizabeth Harvey Brandi Johnson Anthony Koppula
Life is better when you are wide awake, or so say David Brown and Terrence Riley.
School spirit shows its true colors when you are with Jessica Cooper, Brooke Schumacher, Danielle Nolan and Seth Glogower
This year I can drive, which is great, but I can't arrive late to classes with the excuse that I didn't know where to go! Then again, it's pretty scary to realize that half of the Freshpeople are taller than I am. Hedra Taylor
Trista Eaden and Katherine Walsh enjoy the bounties of a free period
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Neeka Najmi Danielle Nolan
Well, let me tell you, honies, this has been quite an interesting year. I think that the most important thing that you have to remember is to not take any of this too seriously, or it will all come after you in the end. Brandi Johnson
David Spetzler studies the finer art of ingesting cu sine.
Ellen Rand Terrence Reilly Bryan Ringel Krista Rowlands Gideon Rubin Liesl Schneider
Meg van Lith, having finished a grinding test, takes a moment to smile after all of the stress is over.
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David Spetzler Hedra Taylor Meg Van Lith Robin von Hellens Katherine Walsh Jacqueline Weiner Daniel LaRue
All I can say is that it was fun to w atc h the Freshmen suffer through Civ. like we did last year. Carlos Armenta
Above Left- Tony Koppula enjoying the life of a Sophomore. Below- Elizabeth Harvey and Ariel Levy try to understand the meaning of lunch.
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Below: Marla Meyer glances at Ken, Austin, Matt, Mukeesh. and T.J.
Above: Mukeesh prays for soccer prowess Below: Austin and Matt demonstrate one of the junior strengths, friendship
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Above and Right: Ken and Mio (thoughtful, aren't they?)
Below: Tiffany demonstrates one of the junior's many talents, .gum sculpture
GOAT! Big Guy. Big Daddy. Little Mama. Puppy. HORNO! Simon. Little Friend. The roof is on fire. O Nellie. You think you're bad, but you ain't! You will do it now and you will like it. Do it up, Baby. Fight the power. One and one . . . The Junior Class
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"Goodbye, Blue Mon day!" -Kurt Vonnegut
"Viva Zapata!" Anonymous
"if a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured and far aw ay." -Henry David Thoreau
"Som e members of Congress appear to seek i m m o r t a l i t y through pork." -Lowi N. Ginsberg
Mr,T* Pizza “ The Second World War was over-and there I was a t high noon, crossing Times Square with a Purple Heart on." -Eliot Rosewater
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“The best way to get rid of un wanted flying insects is to have bad body odor.”-Talk!ng Heads “If we couldn't laugh we would all go insane.“-JIm m y Buffett ’’His tory is bunk.”-Henry Ford “Work, work, work.”-Tom C h am b ers “You can get it if you really want it.”-JImmy Cliff “You can’t al ways get what you want.”-RollIng Stones “Life is hard but it's a
lot harderwhen you are stupid.’’Redd Foxx “Everybody’s got something to hide except for me and my monkey.”-The Beatles Tomorrow will be much worse... give up now.”-Gregg Dessen "Nice guys finish last.”-L eo Duocher "Always look on the bright side of life.”-Monty Python “When you ain’t got nothing, you got nothing to lose.”-Bob Dylan "Woke up this morning, I was feeling quite weird. Had flies in my beard. My toothpaste was smeared.”-The Byrds “You can’t beatwhatyou can't catch."-Kevin
Johnson “Everybody who is incapable of learn ing has taken to teaching.”-Oscar Wilde ”54°40' or fighf-Jam es Polk “Cowards die many times before theirdeaths”-Willlam Shakespaere “Great spirits have always encountered violent oppositionfrom mediocre minds.“-Albert E in stein "So it goes.”-K u rt Vonnegut “Oh I wish there were some words in the world that were not the words I always hear.”Albert “I can’t complain but sometimes I still do. Life's been good to me so far.”-Joe Walsh "Let’s rock.“-AI Bundy “I am no longer irratating”-Vlade Dlvac “I’d trade all my tomorrows for single yesterday.“-Janis Joplin “Life is like a sewer.
Donald Barthelme “Ignore the problem. It'll go away.”-Sam Malone “I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul.“Wllllam Henly “YessssF-Marv Whatyougetout of it depends on what you put into it.”-Tom Lehrer “I have to admit it’s getting bet ter. A little bet ter all the tirne.”The Beatles “I just want to cel ebrate another
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"Must we always teach our children with books? Let them look at the mountains and the stars up above. Let them look a t the beauty of the waters and the trees and flowers on earth. They will then begin to think, and to think is the beginning of a real education." - David Polis
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"Nobody's sick of me!" — Michaela The outside of a horse is good for the inside of a man.
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"Happiness seems made to be shared"
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Junior Class Secretary; Newspaper; Varsity Basketball; Varsity Cheer; Community Service; Prom Committee
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" . . . give us grace to accept with serenity the things that cannot be changed, courage to change the things which should be changed, and the wisdom to distinguish the one from the other." Reinhold Niebuhr
Thank you to all the teach ers who have inspired me: from Desert View, to Broadmor and McKemy, to PCDS, and beyond.
"The mathematician has reached the highest rung on the ladder of hu man thought." -Havelock Ellis
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Honor Roll; Varsity Swimming, Captain, State Finalist; Varsity Golf, Captain; Newspaper,! Sports Editor; Model U.N., Security Council; S.M.Y.C.; 7th Grade Trip, Senior Leader;! Neoconservative Physicist, Founder Member; Hopi Indian Reservation Trip; Nemesis to; Administration: Hair Styles; Visual and Verbal Specialist, Varsity Basketball; Ski Club.
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"The only one who c a n te ll you you c a n 't, is you. And you d o n 't have to listen." -Nike "Those who live and die by the sword, b e t te r h a v e o n e damn go od sword." Arnold Palmer
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Varsity Golf; Leadership; Swimming; Newspaper; Sender Issues.
"The ability to laugh at oneself can be the beginning of a lifetime of comedy." Brian H. Coulter Men for the Mountains
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"W hat is real?" asked the rabbit one day . .. "Does it all happen a t once, orbit by bit? "It doesn't happen all at once." said the Skin Horse. "You be come. It takes a long time. That's why it doesn't often happen to peo ple who break easily, or have sharp edges, or who have to be carefully kept. Generally, by the time you are Real, most of your hair has been loved off, and your eyes drop out and you get loose in the joints and very shabby. But these things don't matter at all, because once you are Real you can't be ugly, except to people who don't understand." Margery Williams The Velveteen Rabbit
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Honors (4 yrs). Senior class VP. Newspaper (features Editor), City manager (Phoenix Youth Government Program). Phoenix Gazette (Teen Correspondent), Varsity Basketball (3 yrs). Neo-Conservative Physicists (founder), Monty Python club. Weight lifting club, Ski club. Weird Al fan club. Political Radical (registered Democrat).
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"And so on." — Kurt V o n n eg u t
"G e lb a u g h , m y plunger." Brian Hoblit
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"Every passing hour brings the Solar System forty-three thousand miles closer to Globular Cluster M13 in Hercules-and still there are some misfits who insist that there is no such thing as progress." — Ransom K. Fern (as said to Kurt Vonnegut Jr.)
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Faith is an island in the set ting sun -Paul Simon I don't want to repeat my innocence, I want the plea sure of losing it again. -F. Scott Fitzgerald We cannot direct the wind, but we can adjust the sails.
The weather is here .. . I wish you were beautiful -Jimmy Buffett
Conscience is the inner voice which warns us that someone may be looking H.L. Mencken I know I don't understand much of whaf it is that fills me up. -David Byrne People remember you better if you always wear the same outfit - Byrne
Deep Thoughts: by James Anton If you asked a membrane. "Membrane, why do you exist?" .. what would he say?
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"I never forget a face, but in your case I'll make an exception." -Groucho Marx "If you didn't see the gam e last night . . . you missed it," -B.Kosower
"Whoso would be a man must be a non-conformist." Ralph Waldo Emerson "Being a red photon would be very boring You wouldn't be able to tell yourself from "To b e g re a t is to b e misunderstood." -Ralph W aldo Emerson "No d a m n e d c a t, and no d a m n e d crad le!" Kurt V o nnegut "Such evil deeds could religion prompt." -Lucre tius “Lay on MacDuff, and damned be him that first cries, 'Hold, Enough!'" Shakespeare's MacBeth
"There was only one catch and that was Catch-22 -Joseph Heller "It is not desirable to acti vate a respect for the law, so much for the right." -Hen ry David Thoreau
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"When are we going to find a cure to the common war?"Benjamin Franklin 'Hawkeye' Pierce . . . "There is no logic here today. Do as you got to, go your own way. Time's short, your life's your own and in the end we are just dust 'n bones,"-Guns and Roses. , . "I'd never cry if I did find a blue whale I my soup, nor would I mind a porcupine inside a chicken coop. Yes, life is fine when things combine like ham in beef chow mein. But Lord, this time I think I mind they've put acid in the rain."-unknown . . , "I'm in a New York Stateof-mind."-Billy Joel . . . "If we weren't all crazy. W e would go insane."-unknown . . . "I only hope that we never lose sight of one thing. That it all started with a mouse."-Walt Disney . . . "Yesterday . . . cam e suddenly."-The Beatles . . . "For oak and elm have pleasant leaves that in the spring time shoot: But grim to see is the gallows tree, with its adder-bitten root, And, green or dry, a man must die before it bears its fruit!"- . . . "Like two doomed ships that pass in storm, W e crossed each other's way: But we made no sign, w e said no word, W e had no word to say. For we did not m eet in holy night, but in the shameful day."-Oscar Wilde . . . "Life is short. Play hard."-Reebok . . . "If only the young are free to believe, then let me be young forever."Jess Row . . . "Warm winds blowing, heating blue skies. And a road that goes forever . . . I'm goin' to Texas." -Chris Rea
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“ Look people in the eye " . .. “ Buy great books even if you never read them" . .. "if in a fight, hit first, and hit hard" . .. “ Don't postpone joy" . .. “ Slow dance" ... “ Think big thoughts, relish small pleasures" ... “ Learn to listen. Opportunity sometimes knocks softly" ... “ Wear audacious underwear under the most solemn business attire" . .. "Never deprive someone of hope; it might be all they have" .., “ Never give up on what you really want to do. The person with the big dreams is more powerful than the one with all the facts" . .. “ Be romantic" . .. "Be insatiably curious. Ask 'why' a lo t" . . . "Become the most positive and enthu siastic person you know" . .. “ Don't forget, a person's greatest emotional need is to feel appreciated" . . . “ Don't major in minor things" ... “ When someone hugs you, let them be the first to let go" ... "Be willing to lose the battle to win the war" . .. “ Learn to show enthusiasm and cheerfulness, even when you don't feel like it" ... "Take good care of those you love" .., “ Keep it simple" . .. "Lie on your back and look a t the stars" . .. "Don't believe people when they ask you to be honest with them" . .. "Never underestimate the power of true love" . .. "Don't say you don't have enough time. You have exactly the same number of hours per day that were given to Helen Keller, Michelangelo, Mother Teresa, Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Jefferson and Albert Einstein" i . .. "Live your life as an exclamation, not as an explanation." Every so often, push your luck" . .. "Reread your favorite book" ... "Never waste the opportunity to tell someone you love them" ... “ Take charge of your attitude. Don't let someone choose it for you" ... "Focus on making things better, not bigger" ... "Begin each day with your favorite music" ... “ Take care of your reputa tion. It's your most valuable asset" . . . " Make a list of 25 things to do before you die. Carry it in your wallet and refer to it often" ... "Laugh a lot. A good sense of humor cures almost all of life's ills" ... “ All for one and one for all together singing a song for love. You and I are none without the other singing a song for love."-Extreme . .. "More than Words."-Extreme . .. “ Sorry, Nadia."-Mike . .. I Love you, Brandi! . .. “ Thank you Mom and Dad and to the rest of my family, i LOVE YOU ALL1 BYE!"
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"If there is anything better than to be loved, it is loving," -Anon.
“ Friendship improves happiness, and a b a te s misery, by doubling our joy, and dividing our grief.'' A d d is o n .
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I [he Layout Staff: Laura Johnson, Liz Harvey, Ariel Levy, Poppy Dodge (editor), Lisa Flores, Betsy Brednich, and !Illen Rand
Rachel Kopiec plays "een y m eeny miny mo" with the Prom pictures.
Co-editors Liz Bradley and Lindsay Piccinati brief the staff on yearbook procedures.
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Back Row: Marc Grayson, Ryan Hart, Jason Fox, Justin Guleserian, Austin Hackett, Mukesh Vidyasagar, Matt Philips, Zach Thomas, Rust Silverstein, Scott Shapiro. Middle Row: Mrs. Fisher, T.J. DeMark, Adam Schwartz, M att Rankin, Ariel Levy, Aubrey Joy Corcoran, Patrick Koppuld Hedra Taylor, Kiran Bisla, Sarah Slavin, Danielle Nolan, Frosh, Ms. Scully. Front Row: Nadia Lancy, Zach Rubin, Justin Greene, Gregg Dessen, Brid Hoblit, Sean Nolan.
From left: T.J. DeMark (Assistant Editor), Nadia Lancy (Photo Editor), Sean Nolan (Sports Editor), Gregg Dessen (Editor-in- Chief), Brian Hoblit (Features Editor), Zach Rubin (News Editor).
Above: Editor Gregg Dessen proudly checks out his finished product. Right: Matt, what are you writing now?!
Undercover journalist Kiran Bisla gets the facts from Julie Von Hellen
Students enjoy reading the Register so much, they just can't put; down!
The Country Day Players present:
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Principal Mollie Michaelson Frank Michaelson Anne Michaelson Liz Michaelson Airline Clerk Emmett Whitmeyer Adele McDougall Sarah Walker Donn Bowdry Freshman Richard Gluck Alfred Greiffinger Alex Loomis Mr. Whitmeyer
Crew: Stage Manager Lights Sound Stage Crew
Valeska French Erich Schweikher Heather Young Rachel Kopiec Lindsay Piccinati Johanna Brosie Hedra Taylor Claudia Bashore
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Mrs. Beth Zink Dr. John Collins Mr. Richard McKinley
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Above: Kim Davis, Gregg Dessen, Becky Dicken, Karen Kahn, Michelle Zinman, Jill Dutton. Below: Poppy Dodge, Jamie Wynn, Greg Fraser, Gary Edlund, Ben Slavin, Adam Spiegel.
Seniors Michelle Zinman and Becky Dicken listen as Karen Kahn explains her theory on the importance of triangle breathing.
Above: Seniors Gary Edlund, Jamie Wynn, Ben Slavin and Gregg Dessen. Let Leadership Buddies-Juniors Christiane Wassmann and Rochelle Mollen.
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oove: Senate Representatives, Robin Von Hellens, Lisa Flores, Rochelle Mollen, and Tony KopJla work hard for the benefit of the student body. Below: Head Honcho Mr. Morse advises the snators while trying to make the classroom desks look comfortable.
Above: Senate President Adam Spiegel organized the PCDS Constitution this year which will be in ef fect during the 1992-93 school year. Below: Greg Fraser looks over some information while Mukesh give a little wink of assurance.
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Back row from left: Greg Fraser, Sean Nolan, Ryan Hart, M att Wein berg, Rachel Kopiec, Kiran Bisla, M att Philips, Mukesh Vidyasagar, Jason Fox. Middle row from left: Club Sponsor Mr. Dave Martin, Justin Greene, Gregg Dessen, Adam Spie gel, Jackie Claborn, Brian Hoblit, Ben Slavin, M att Rankin, Jill Dutton, Eliza beth Keches, Austin Hackett, Tanya Benatar, Andrea Crimmins. Front row from left: Rebecca Dicken, Ja mie Wynn, Karen Kahn, Poppy Dodge, Kim Davis, Michelle Zinman
It is beneficial in helping us gain knowledge of interaction between countries. Jackie Claborn
cmmurity Icitice Club The Community Service club has been dedicated to having all the students complete their requirements. A dam L. Cohen.
And with the help of the lead ers of the Community Service Club, it is sure that the require ments will be filled with a sense of fun and an understanding of others in our community. One of the major and ongoing pro jects of the Community Ser vice Club is helping a t the St. Vincent de Paul's soup kitchen, where homeless people re ceive nourishing meals.
Above right: Sarah Fearnow helps the PCDS community by picking cans up from the bin. Below right: Valeska French, a tireless server of the community, stops to ta k e a break from all of her work.
jpack row from left: Paul Storer, Natasha Bernard, Ashley Dorrance, Kiran Bisla, Rachel Kopiec, Sarah Fearnow. Adam L Ifcohen. Front row from left: Karin Lefeber, Danielle Allen, Liz Royce.
Bide^y i ll I Back Row: Zach Thomas, M a tt G u l l e n , S a ra h Burnham, Brooke Sikora, Jenny Millinger, Paul Storer. Front Row: Becky Brooks, Amanda Left, Kristen Brook, Chris Klock, Advi足 sor Mr. Jim Anton.
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Ccmpitei Clib Advisor Mr. Eric Neuter, Zach Thomas, Karl Weinmeister, Matt Gullen, Stuart Hackett, David Spetzler, Chris Klock, Paul Storer, Mike Abrams, Tom Krause.
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Above: Jake Weiner and (far right) Johanna Brosie help at a Head Start Snowdays party.
I volunteered a t my grandfa足 ther's nursing home. I work with patients who are with him. Betsy Brednich
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He may not remember me, but I will never forget him. Benjy Brednich on his grandfather's Alzheimer's disease
Russian emigrant Helen Kopnina spoke movingly about her country Two years h ave passed since I em igrat ed to the United States from the Soviet Union. Two years of my new life. Now I can see my country, Russia - which I still call mine - from the distance of time and new approaches, making it possible for m e to o vercom e a strong emotional barrier which kept m e from understanding the reality of Communism before. As traditional Russian proverb says, “G o abroad if you w ant to hear news from hom e." My memories of Russia are the best mo ments, shared with my friends, and nature in Russia, which I love with all my soul. When thinking of Russia, I rem em ber a Northern b ay of the White Sea, where I was hiking with my friends. There was a cam p-fire on the lake's bank which I constantly miss in my dreams, the sound of guitar, a c c o m p a nying the whisper of the wind. Every fa c e of those sitting close to the fire is very famil iar and very dear. When I listen to Tchai kovsky music. I'm very lonely again, looking in the everpeaceful mirror of the lake. Then I forget all the deceptions and cruelty, which are d e e p rooted in my motherland, and I forgive everything but my own flight. Yet I know the emigration was the only thing I could do to be free to choose for myself.
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Varsity- Front Row: Christina Spetzler. Ariel Levy. Middle Row: C oach Georgia Buelow, Christianne Wassman, C o-C aptain Nicolle Muschinski, Liz Har vey, Melanie Dayani. Back Row: Tiffany Peers, C o-C aptain Liz Bradley, Valeska French, Jeanne Wilkins.
I want to say something positive, but there's always room to improve Nicolle Muschinski
Above: Paula Thompson says of the season, "It was fun, and thanks to Brandi our spirits w ere always uplifted."
Junior Varsity: Front Row: Richelle Melde, Brandi Johnson, jjecond Row: Coach Cindy Kappler, Leslie Roberts. Brooke Kchumacher, Betsy Brednich. Top Row: Captain Robin Von tJellens. Hollye Schumacher, Amy Zinman, Paula Thompson
Melanie Dayani, Valeska French, Christina Spetzler, and Tiffany Peers exalt in another victory for the Eagles.
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Above: Angie Tankersley mentally critiques her last dive.
A bove and below: The eagles strive with all their might.
A victory smile from Joce lyn Jacobs.
I think the team's been really sweet this year, supportive of each other, more than in any other year. -Becky Dicken
Back row: Asst. Coach Bill Divine, Seth Glogower, Jonathan Silverberg, Stuart Hackett, Patrick Koppula, Brad Durchslag, Tony Koppula, Matt Gullen, Brent Fraser, Mike Trembley, Michael Spiegel, Coach Sanchez. Middle row: Marc Grayson, Jackie Clabom, Ken Allison, Mukesh Vidyasagar. Austin Hackett, Greg Fraser, Steve Trembley, Adam Schwartz. Manager Scott Shapiro. Front row: Matt Rankin, Brian Hoblit & Adam Spiegel (Co-captains), Gregg Dessen, Benjy Brednich, Alex Simon.
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" T h e players hav e worked hard in the sum足 mer league and all during the season to bring the best possible program to P.C.D.S. Their love of the game and willingness to work is very satisfying to me as a coach." Coach Hendrickson.
T.J. DeMark pops his famous pointer.
lam Spiegel, Brian Hoblit and Jim Bojalad listen carefully during a time out.
Jeff Matura goes for a score.
Junior Varsity team: Top Row: Tony Koppula(manager), John Silverburg, Terrance Reilly, lam Schwartz, Josh Kanner, Jeff Gimbel, Coach Brian Ellingson, Front row: Gideon Rubin, Brad chslag, Jeremy Ringel, Dave Brown, Carlos Armenta, Ravi Bisla, Scott Shapiro.
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Women's Varsity: Top Row: Valeska French (stats). Elizabeth Bradley, Betsy Brednich, Sarah Burnham, Robin von Hellens, Carrie DeMark, Casey Bergren, Danielle Nolan, Tiffany Peers (m anager) Front Row: Danielle Nolan, Lindsay Piccinati, Lisa Plougmann (asst, coach), Coach Jim Cook, Jeanne Geantil, Christina Spetzier
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Karl Weinmeister addresses the ball (even though there is no hole to aim for).
The golf team this year has a great deal more depth and ex足 perience than last year. Hopefully, we can turn these pluses into a strong run for the state championship. -Sean Nolan
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Jamie Wynn finds that tennis rackets are good for swattirl those little bugs that fly by her head.
Kim Davis (above) and Liza Keches (below) on court.
Back Row: Mr. Flail, Jocelyn Jacobs, Shelly Edlund, Christiane Wassmann, Brandi Johns* Front Row: Liza Keches, Tanya Klock, Jamie Wynn, Ellen Rand, Rochelle Mollen, Kim Dal (Not Pictured: Kim C otton, Marie Cohen, Hollye Schumacher, Brooke Schumacher.)
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Left: Senior Alex Simon, last year's state champion, looks forward to this year's tennis season
Right: Dawson Fearnow, about to show the yearbook photographer just how hard he can swing his racket
With the return of most players from last year, including the current state champion, and the addition of some good players, I be足 lieve that the Men's Varsity team will again have a successful season under the coaching of Mr. Flail.
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Congratulations on 30 wonderful years. We are proud to be part of the PCDS family! Ruthie and Ron Cohen Daniel and Brad
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