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We're finding P.C.D.S. everywhere we go.

Rochelle Mollen, Lisa Flores, Jason Fox, Julie Levenberg, and Molly Moran notice that the teacher they were just talking about is right behind them. (upper right) Scott Schwartz and Jennifer Stem get a little cheesey on the freshman trip, but what are friends for?

(right) The middle school posse taking control of the halls.

Johanna Brosie mooches yet another bite of Erin Dulaney's pizza.

(below) Chris and Cdurtney McConnell hav足 ing a good time in anticipation of the new school year...

Marla Meyer and Kristen Heldt show what good buds they are.

Mr. Hendrickson makes his usual rounds, and catches the Usual people doing the usual things.

Eagles ShowSpirit at all -school assembly

Above: PCDS cheerleaders rally the fans into a frenzy of spirit with their perfectly synchronized cheers.

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Sonia and Heather, proud JV cheerleaders

Right: Ted Atwoodj shows his loyalty to the PCDS blue and gold,

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G o ld D ay Left: Michaela Skloven stylishly shows her spirit for blue and gold day. Below: Matthew Campo participates in the lower school event at blue and gold day. The race with the bowling pins has become a tradition in the lower school competition.

Above: Our mascot shows the cougar from Judson that the PCDS Eagles will always be victorious. Left: Dr. Cags thrills the crowd at blue and gold day, perfectly executing a dive for the volleyball during the staff - upper school student volleyball game.

Kim Cotton, Rochelle Mollen, Lisa Flores, and Liz Bradley get close together in the quad.

HERE DO WE SOCIALIZE? "Friends are great here and m y whole life revolves around socializing in the quad." - Tiffany Peers

Erin Hill, Annie Allison, and Jordan Spack relax together while they contemplate each others smiles.

Vicki Lang and Rebecca Chornenky (left) lean together as they sun bathe.

Mukesh Vidyasagar (below) and a dog. How cute!

Hedra Taylor (above) gets some extra help from a friend, Brian Cornwell. What would social time be without studying?

Christy Pell and Andrea Karo (left) love to skip to their classes together.

Who are we? People and their personalities at PGDS.

A b ove: Julie L ev en b erg , Jo cely n Jaco b s, A n d rea Heydlauff pink, blue, pink- is something wrong here? Right: Aaron Bacon and Vicki Lang groovin' in the sun.

Left: Stacey Piccinati after a long day. Careful, she's out of control.

Down Below: Kenny Allison and Tanya Benatar show off their PCDS study style. Left: In order to relax and forget their hectic lives as PCDS Frosh, Anne A lliso n , Jo rd an Spack, and Josh McDermutt chill in the quad. Below: Chris Yee plays hide-in-seek during a recess in the lower school.

Above: Middle Schoolers try to "fit in" to their surroundings.

Eighth graders build up to their success.

BACK TO ...

SCHOOL Right.. Marc, Marc. You're eigh足 teen now. You can get arrested for killing the calculus teacher. By the way you're inside, take the hat off.

Above.. "Come on Tony, join in," says FrazierBain, Danielle Nolan, and Brandi Johnson to Tony Koppula about their group hug.

Below.. "Locker, locker in the hall who is the fairest one of all," asks Shelly Edlund between classes.

Above.. "Get out of our w a y , or we'll kill you," say Brooke, Rebecca and Meg." We've got lunch."

Above.. The Chubby Cheek Club: Jocelyn, Ashley, and Sonia. Jocelyn says," Don't take my profile." Ashley says, "Don't watch me eat." and Sonia says, "Huh?"

L eft.. M atthew P iers, Ju stine Schluntz, Alexandra HeuserJam ie Johnsen-Brigham and Catherine Crook get excited for another fun year of finger painting, napping, and playground activities.

Below..Danielle, Sonia, Sarah, and Meghan share a "kodak moment" on the first day of school.

Left.. Jimmy Bojalad takes his class hostage with his finger. Way to be a winner Jim.

Above.. Matt Philips takes a break from partying to study for a test next period.

What a view! Check out these three fine, young, kris-krossin examples of PCDS men.

An unexplainable force grabs the head of Brandy Johnson. The ques足 tion is whose hand is it? .Could it be " It"?

Scott Shapiro sports the new line of "Cross Color" clothing. As you can tell, he is doing his part to end racism.

Check out Patrick Koppula's new personal fashion line of colorful patch shirts. What a colorful Patty he is!

Over to the right PCDS students express themselves through a col足 orful array of fancy footwear. Are those Indian moccasins?

PCDS STYLE What we wear.... When we're here

What taste, what style! Carlos Armenta shows his support for the [National League Champions, the Atlanta Braves. Hey Carlos, whereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s your tomahawk?

TEACHERS AT PCDS...

How do they do it? Right: Ms. Valeri W axman, new upper school language teacher, listens intently to her students. Far Right: Mr. Hendrickson does not agree with the thumbs up from sophomore Stuart Hackett. B elow : Senor B runing pontificatesto senior Frazier Bain, w ho is trying urgently to understand.

Above: Mr. Kidder and Mr. Coon of the english department share a laugh about PCDS students.

Left: Airborn Mr. Devine shows his stuff at the Blue and Gold Day faculty/stu dent volleyball game.

Below: Freshman advisors, N eu fer, C ag lieris and Devine try to escape from the freshman trip in Mayer.

Left: Mr. Martin, history teacher, tries to alleviate tire freshman fears of Civ.l. „

Above: Madame Devine lis tens as one of her students tries to confuse her by answering in Spanish.

Head's Message

It has been with pride and pleasure that I have observed increasing interest and responsibility assumed by students and faculty of PCDS for the environment, local and universal. Man made and natural disasters, either current or potential, belong to all residents of earth and must be solved by cooperative efforts. Every effort made, no matter how small they may seem like recycling cans or paper, can and do make a major difference when combined with similar acts worldwide. We must continue to conserve and protect the environment for our future and that of genera足 tions to come. Bravo for the growing role of PCDS on this important issue.

Margaret J. Madden

Head of the School 17

PEOPLE RUNNING THE SHOW !

(ABOVE) Linda Goodin displays just one of the many jobs needed to maintain the P.C.D.S cafeteria. (BELOW) Harold Yeaman and Larry Lee take time out of their late day work to have an evening chat.

% (ABOVE) Jessie Hinton is one of the many members of the wonderful P.C.D.S. mainte足 nance staff.

JACK BALLARD TIM BALTZER KAREN BYERS CLIFF CARLSON

LUIS CISNEROS CECIE DIETZ ALLEN DOEHRER LINDA GOODIN

BRIAN HENRY JESSIE HINTON SHIRLEY HUGHES CHARLIE JONES

DARRELL KNIGHT SY LAZAR LARRY LEE JOHN MACK

RICHARD MCKINLEY STEVE MENSTEDT RAY SMITH GREG WEST

C. WOOLEY LINDA WRIGHT HAROLD YEAMAN

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TODDLERS ON PARADE: PRE-KINDERGARTEN & KINDERGARTEN Christopher Yee contemplating the hard life of being in Pre-K.

Dominic DeMark enjoying life as a Pre-Ker.

Daniel Haddock looking at the world at a new perspective.

BACK ROW:: JAMES YURKA, MELISSA PALM, DAVID REIMAN, DANIEL HADDOCK, MICHAEL HAENEL, WILL FIELDER, DOMINIC DEMARK, AND MOLLIE LINDEN. MIDDLE ROW: JIMMY MCCAIN, TALIA SHERMAN, CHRISTOPHER YEE, HARRY ZEITLIN, COURTNEY MCCONNELL, STEPHEN URLA, EDEN BROWN, REBECCA HIRSCH, ERIN SMITH, TALIA SHERMEN, ANNA CONNELL, IAN BUCON. FRONT ROW:: EMILY RECTOR, JORDAN UGLIETTA, KATIE OVERHOLT, MICHAEL ENGLE, SARAH KOZINN, TOMMY MALONEY, AND SAGAN BEDER.

THE CLASS SHOWING A DIFFERENT SIDE.

Blake Randolph and Alex Grodnik are a littlle camera shy.

Kyle Whisler exhibits another use for the conventional shovel.

EXANDER HEUSER, CATHERINE CROOK, JUSTINE SCHLUNTZ, kTT PEAIRS, JAMIE BRIGHAM, AND MATTHEW KOSTRIVAS OW A LITTLE FRUSTRATION IN RUSH HOUR TRAFFIC.

TEA C H ERS: LO V IE PETER SO N , TO N I C LA RK , ELA IN E H EIDLER, C A RO L D A LTO N , FRON T RO W : C A T L IN PE R E IR A , M A R K FL E ISC H A K ER , SH A N N EN FISH , K IRK BA N SA K , STEPH A N IE PA PP, BR A N D O N LA PRA D E, DA N IELLE SKLOVEN . SEC O N D RO W : EMILY REG A N , JA M IE JO H N SO N -BR IG H A M , BRYAN M C LA UREN , A LEX G RO DN IK, JU STIN E PO SITA N O , K A TIE FISH , RA N D Y D H ILLO N , A BBY BO D ELL, BRIA N N A ELLER, TO M FO G LESO N G ,LA U REN H EN D RIC K , A LEX DRU, BLA C K RA N D OLPH , JU STIN E SCHLU NTZ. TH IRD RO W : JESSE CLA RK, M A TTH EW KOSTRIVA S, JO R D O N RA M BIS, M A TT PEAIRS, Ca t h e r i n e c r o o k , j a c o b s w a r t z , m a t t l y o n s , C h r i s t o p h e r b e a b e a u , M o r 足 g a n W EISSER, C H RIS M CCON N ELL, PA U L FO LSOM , KYLE W H ISLER, JEFFR EY DES1LVA, A LEXA N D RA H EU SER

First And Second Graders Are The Growing Spirit In The Lower School! Jennifer Botero loves to draw with her crayons. What better thing to do is there except to draw in the first grade?

Jessie Rambis contemplates true meaning of life.

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Bottom row: Sarah Spencer, Skyler Robertson, Alexandra Gray, Sam Thompson, Adina Hirsh, Matthew LaPrade, Adriane Ackerman. Middle row: Valerie Garagiola, Jacob Crimmins, Mark Semegen, Allison Pachtman, Jack McCain, Abby Zeitlin, Jessica Kozinn, Ashley Humes, Michael Vrla, Julie Johnson, Jonathan Halevy, Maggie Budzien, Eric Drootman, Alexi Musallam, Jennifer Botero, Sierra Seip, Katie Maples. Third row: Mrs. Davis, Elizabeth Reahard, Jesse Rambis, Jennifer Lewkowitz, Brigit Donovan, Ann Marie Ward, Alisha Blishok, Elise Williams, Jessica Worthington, Rishi Kumar, Lesley Silverton, Brianna Elwell, Doug Devereaux, Aaron Bernard, Paige Knappenberger, Mrs. Anderson. Top: Mrs. Kendall. Josh Soper is trying to balance his paint tower all of the way to the garbage can.

Simi Dhillon and Elissa Eller scoop out all of the seeds in their future Jack-o-lantern.

Josh Soper tries to hypnotize the class frog with his famous angelic stare.

tiffa n y Vail pours glitter into her pumpkin creation during an art lass before Halloween.

auren Perlow takes a moaent to show her best imiression of a puffin.

Bottom Row: Christo Dru, Judy Carland, Becky McLaren, Derek Kravitz, Tiffany Vail, Cory Westrope, Sabrina Delafield, Etkin Chamoglu, Michael Schneider. Second Row: Sarah Scarborough, Stephanie Yee, Jessica Green, Lindsay Bodell, Liz Foglesong, Matt Campo, Lauren Perlow, Neil Smith, Meghan McCain, Sean Beresini, Christian Lorentzen, Eric Austin, Brittany Davis, Skip Bansak, Ashley Becker, Alison Matthews. Top Row: Mrs. Fielder, John Haddock, Adric Rukkila, Eliss Eller, Rebecca Dalton, Elizabeth Engel, Brendan Selby, Angela Connell, Simi Dhillon, Josh Soper, Adam Kopiec, Austin Lee, Joseph Yeargan, Reid Davis, Mrs. Swenson.

Right: 7 7 7 7 7 7 .7 7 7 ! Far Right: "Gosh, that boy is cute," says Leore. Below: Danny Lowe is trying so hard to "just act natural."

First R ow : C. Schw eikher, A . L ew k o w itz, A . G o rd o n , C. O 'C on n or, C. Burkke, I K. K am ili, J. B ucon. R ow 2: M rs.P erso n ias, C. S eag raves, S. Sem egan, M . Skloven, I T. R eah ard , B. W illiam , L. Balis, L. A rik, A .N em ire, J. Platt, D. L o w e, C. C lark, G. W alk er, M rs.John son. R o w 3: P.K. Fisher, D. T iro, A . D eSilva, J. F lan ag an H y d e, E. D eM ark, K. B u d zein , J. B u rn h am , A . Pasulka, A . W ells, H . Schoninger, N . Fleischaker. R ow 4: D. M orril, S. Seip, E. B arnes, J. B yas, L. Biel, M . L aP rad e, B. Langellier, J. Bodell, L. K irk w o o d , L. T ree

Third & Fourth Grade Remember when you were in third and fourth grade? Those long awaited recesses, learning multiplication and division, and of course thinking you're on top of the world. This year was no different. Check out this year's stylin' k id s... AlexisGordon, what are you think足 ing about? 26

Tatum Vail expresses her feeling on her looks by saying, "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful." The leaders of the lower school bring out the school colors on blue and gold day.

Melanie Deutsch admires her teacher's interesting lecture. R o w l :S .F e in m a n ,A .R e th o re , B. G o l d i n g /S . S u r d a k o w s k i , T . V a i l , M .M c N a m e e ,M .W a r d .R o w 2 : B. G u f f e y , J . M c R e y n o l d s , M. M c K i n n o n , K . R u h t , E . C h a m o g l u B. B r o o k , B . S n y d e r , J ' . S k l o v e n , K .D ev er ea u x ,S .E n g le,B .S ilv er th o rn , M .D e u ts c h .R o w 3 :C .B e c h e r,E . B e resin i,C .W h iteom b ,C .W estrop e, A. Yeargan, M .Garagiola,B .Youngblood,

TSymington,T.Blanford,M.Yurka,D. L o b a ck ,B .B o ttn er,M rs.V ie rck ,R o w 4:Edwards, A.Feau,L.Stallings,M.Duncan, L.Carlson,K.Thompson,S.Griffith,D. B ie l,C .C o rn ell,L .L i tw in.

! LOWER SCHOO!

HANGIN 'OUT

Dominic DeMark enjoys taking girls for rides on the lower school playground.

Left: Best buds, Anne Wells and Sally Semegen getting ready to go for a swim.

Below: This Lower schooler enjoys a cool drink after playing hard in the hot sun.

Left: I spy! Jesse Clark, Abby Bodell, and Danielle Skloven play hide-and-go seek on the lower school playground.

Above: I think I can, I think I can. Talia Sherman tries hard to pedal her tricycle.

Fourth grade Junior Girl Scouts, Troop 667 - Front row: Beri Golding, Lexie Carlson, Casey Cornell, Tatum Vail, Courtney Becker, Jessica Skloven, Sarah Engle. Middle row: Katie Thompson, Ashley Yeargan, Michelle Duncan, Meredith Garagiola, Erin Beresini, Chrissy Whitcomb, Kelly Devereaux, Kim Ruht. Back row: (Leaders) Ann Engle, Stephanie Beresini, Marti Skloven.

Third Grade Brownie Troop 749: first row: Katherine Budzien, Caitlin Burke, Jessica Bucon, Michaela Skbuen, Sally Semegen, Katie Magnussen, Teddie Misztal. second row: Lizzie Balis, Lindsay Tree, Saranden Seip, Annie Wells, Alexis Pasulka, Natalie Fleischaker. third row: Mrs. Bucon, Mrs. Semegen, Dr. Fleischaker, Mrs. Burke.

First row: (front) Christian Lorentzen, Cory Westrope, John Hadock, Sean Beresini. second row: Pete Westrope (leader), Reid Davis, Josh Soper, Brendon Selby.

Brownie Troop #275: bottom row: Ethin Camoglu, Julie Carland, Rachel Chase, Rebecca Dalton, Sabrina Delafield, Simi Dhillon. middle row: Becky McLaren* Tiffany Vail, Stephanie Yee, Jessica Green, Lindsey Bodell, Liz FoglesOng. top row: Laura Eller, Jane Carland, Angela Connell, Meghan McCain, Laurel Perlow, Elissa Eller, Elizabeth Engle, Ashley Becker, Cheryl Chase.

Troop #113: first row: A bbey Zeitlin, Jessica W orthington, Brianna El w ell, Jennifer Botero, Allison Pachtm an. second row: A dina H irsch, Sarah Spencer, Jen n ifer Lew kow itz, Alisha Blischok, A lexandra Gray, third row: A shley H umes, Katie M aples, Brigit Donovan, V alerie G aragiola, M aggie Budzien, Elizabeth Reahard. forth row: Anna Maria Ward, Elise W illiam s, Jessica K ozinn, Ju lie Joh n son , Paige K nappenberger, Sierra Seip. back row: Pam W ard, C athy Reahard, Debbie Johnson, C andy Elw ell, Lana Gray.

First Grade Tigers Groop, Pack 545Coordinator: Barb Devereaux. Standing: 1 Alexi Musallam, Jacob Crimmins, Matthew LaPrade, Grey McGrath, Doug a Devereaux, Sam Thompson. Sitting: Jack Me Cain, Michael Vrla, Mark 1 Semegen, Eric Drootman.

rownies, Junior Girl Scouts, Tigers, Cub Scouts, and Evening Eagles

.OWER SCHOOL After School Activities Jacob Crimmins gives the tire a tremendous push, but will he be able to escape its return?

Shannon Fish, Katherine Budzien, and Jessie Clark hang around like monkeys after school.

Maggie Budzien, Jacob Crimmins, Jessie Clark, and Justin Flanagan-Hyde all assume different poses on the jungle-gym.

Right: Lovice Peterson prepares her sing足 ers for another performance, while, Be足 low, the singers watch on for their cue.

The Super Singers have been hard at work entertaining the young and the young at heart all year. 32

Row 1 Left to Right: Daniel Lowe, Adam Lewkowitz, Caitlin Burke, Claire Schweikher, . Ashley Nemiro, Catherine Budzien, Saranden Seip, Justin Flanagan-Hyde, Michaela Skloven, Jessica Bucon, Sally Semegen Row 2: Jason Platt, P.K. Fisher, David Tiro, Grant Walker, Natalie Fleischaker, Alexis Pasulka, Jason Bodell, Kimberly Ruht, Sacha Feinm|| David Morrill, Kelly Devereaux, Brent Langellier Row 3:Kate Thompson, Lindsay Tree,! Lisa Kirkwood, Jamika Byas, Michael LaPrade, Babby Brook, Erin Beresini, Jessica Skloven, Ashley Yeargan, Meredith Garagiola, Clay Westrope, Edwin Barnes

Left: T errified Josh Soper questions/'Shark attack?!?"

Above:Melanie Deutsch m otors full speed ahead.

Above: Josh Soper wonders, "Why's ev足 eryon e going the wrong way?"

Left: "I'll race you!" shouts Lindsay Tree to Sarah Scarborough.

Middle

Doran Arik Gregory Arquette Ted Atwood Jessica Berch Courtney Berg Jessica Campo Kendra Davis Jamie Dessen Nicholas Deutsch Sarah Donovan Natalie Dulaney Robert Eacret Daniel Eagleburger Pier Fisher W oody Galbraith Scott Gillbert Hailey Harris Jennifer Jordan

F.J. Schofield and Daniel Eagleburger deal with the frustrations of everyday fifth grade life.

Aubrey Knappenberger Mike Langellier Courtney Lewis Seth Lewkowitz Christopher Mazzarellla Judd Nemiro Sarah Pachtman Heath Packard Sasha Pasulka Clay Pell Michael Rector Rebecca Reiman

Friendly Fifth Grade

Sarah Pachtman shows part of the spirit of being an Eagle by making sure her work is perfect. Below, Pier Fisher shows her true colors.

Garett Robertson Beau Roysden Stephanie Sandor F. J. Schofield

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Maureen Scholl Andrew Selby Chris Strohm Anais Torrijos (addendum)

Tiffany Westlie Mindy Williams Catherine Yee

SASHA BORSAND AMELIA BROWN JILL CARLAND CASSANDRA CARREJO PETER CHIARELLI JAMIE COUCHE

KATE FERRIS BARRY FIGGINS ADAM FLEISCHAKER CHRISTOPHER FREDERICK KATIE GREEN NELL HADDOCK

WYATT HARRIS KRISTEN HENDRICKS TODD HIMELRICK TAMI ISRAEL MICHAEL KAHN JIMMY KAUFMAN

BROOKE LEWIS ADAM MANIKA TINA MCLARTY CYNTHIA MELDE ROY MIELE BECKY MORETSKY

ASHLEY MORRILL JOSEPH MUSALLAM KELLY NOBLE COURTNEY PAKIS CATHERINE PIETZSCH CHRISTY PIETZSCH

JAMIE PLAZA WHITNEY POZGAY CHRIS RETHORE TYRONE ROBERTSON JOSHUA ROYCE MELANIE SCHONINGER

KRISTA SCOTT JEFF SURDAKOWSKI AYLIN TASHMAN REBECCA TEITEL MERYL THOMAS JOHN TOWNSEND

HE MIGHTY SIXTH! L ast y e a r th ey joined th e m id d le Tool and shocked the section, this ar they h ad plans to tak e it over, s it is the attack of the sixth g rad >. T hey tram p le the fifth, stom p the s e v e n th , an d p u sh asid e the jhth g rad ers in their co n q u est of a m id dle school. W h e re are th ey u a s k ? T h ey're ev eryw h ere. T hey n be seen on the sp o rts field rock y any foe in their p ath . T hey can seen in th e lun ch ro o m eating air w a y to the top. A n d th ey can seen in the classro o m su rp risin g air teachers w ith su ch excellence. >u h av e b een fo rew arn ed , th ey a com in g for...

YOU.

"MMMMMM-- I'm hunnnnnngry!!!" says Krista Scott.

AMY VAN ARSDALE AARON WALKER ERIC WASSMAN SCOTT WILSON JESSE WOLFE TINA WOOD

eff, Josh, and Jamie—The 3 J's—hang out in the cafeteria.

KRISTIN ALTMAN ALICE BROWN EMILY COOK BECCABUROS REG COOPER

JON ASHLEY CORCORAN BRYAN DAWSON ROCKE DEMARK CAMERON DONNELL JEREMY FIGGINS DAVID FRENCH

PETER GEANTIL JESSIE GAUNTT KEVIN GHASWALA TAYLOR GUERIN MARK HANNAH MICHAEL HOESCH

CHRIS HOEYE JAY KAHN CAROLYN KARO RYAN KLINEFELTER JONATHAN KRAUSE GRAHAM KRETCHMAN

NINA LATIMER MELISSA LEWIS NOAH LEWKOWITZ DEVON LOBACK JESSICA LYONS QUENT MANIKA

RANDY MATA KEVIN MCREYNOLDS ANAMAY MELMED CHRIS MICHET BRIAN NEWTON JENNY NOBLE

MATTHEW O' CONNOR TREY PACKARD SARAH PALESTRANT SARAH PARRY JANELLE PLAZA JOHNNY RANDOLPH

SEVENTH GRADE L IV IN G IT U P IN T H E M ID D L E S C H O O L

The Seventh Iraders this year are wacky, stylin' unch. Already lookig forward to next ear, they have arted to leave their lark in the middle :hool.

Seventh Graders, clockwise from top I raig Couche, Melissa Tominac, Kristin Bltm an, Alise Brown, Sarah Palestrant, â&#x2013; mily Cook are all smiles at the thought j tf upper school guys. Except for Craig? John Rector Josh Reed Darren Ringel Chris Sandor Lynn Seawell Debra Sheets

Jonathan Sherman David Snyder Ethan Stewart Paul Surdakowski Richard Symington Melissa Tominac

Lawson Tree Matthew Tyler Carrie Watson Eric West Jason Widoff Ryan Wilson

Kristin Abbate Laura Balis Nicolas Beabeau Aaron Bickell Guy Bowman Susan Bricker Miriam Buros Stephanie Cohen Eric Cornwell Craig Couche Clemie Feau Matt Ferris Katie Flanagan-Hyde Stephanie Fox Jill Galarneau Julie Geantil Marisa Gerdes Jon Gimbel Beale Harrison Tim Henward Emily Jeffries Ann Kaufman Jennifer Kniff Rob Kopiec Rachel Lowe Kristine Lehmann Cari Lentash Katie Lyon Revan McKinnon Sarit Melmed Andy Mendelson Jenny Mendelson Jerry Mischel Cara Palestine Nancy Perla Robby Pinnamaneni Zeb Portanova Alison Pulaski Christie Randt Michael Reilly Becka Rethore Viviane Safrin

IGHTH GRADE t doesn't matter vhere we are, the lighth graders I re everywhere! Jill Sherman, and Brooke Silverstein are checking out Nicolas Beabeau after School.

Erich Schweikher Jill Sherman Eric Shoemaker Brooke Silverstein Kristin Stamm Samantha Stoller Jennifer Sweet Jasmine Tashman Sarah Thompson Tracy Wanner Philip Weinmeister Ezra Weiss Kat Welsh Alison Widoff

SIXTH GRADERS SHOW THE FIFTH GRADERS WHAT'S UP. Courtney Berg, Heath Packard, Jessica Campo, Andrew Selby, and Garret Robertson socialize during their lunch time.

Michael Rector looks into his locker, stunned, at how organized he is. What would school be without lockers?

Back row: Aubrey Knappenberger, Michael Rec足 tor, Andrew Selby, Robert Eacret, Sasha Pasulka, Jessica Berch, Garett Robertson, Scott Gilbert, Clay Pell, Kendra Davis, Courtney Lewis, Jessica Campo, Hailey Harris. Middle row: Courtney Berg, Nick Deutsch, Catherine Yee, Chris Strohm, Pier Fisher, Seth Lewkowity, Natalie Dulaney, Doran Arik, Maureen Scholl, Daniel Eagleburger, Greg Arquette, Chris Mayy arella, Sarah Donavan, Mindy Williams, Judd Nemiro, Sarah Pachtman. First row: Beau Roysden, Woody Galbraith, Jen足 nifer Jordan, F.J. Schofield, Stephanie Sandor, Michael Langellier, Rebecca Reinman, Heath Packard, Tiffany Westlie, Ted Atwood. Top row: Mrs. Funkhowser, Mr. Pilling, Mrs. Bippus.

Jim Kaufman and Wyatt Harris enjoy one of their favorite times of the day, which is eating ice cream during lunch time.

Front row: Christopher Frederick, Tami Israel, A aron W alker, K risten H end ricks, John Townsend, Christy Pietzsch, Eric Wassmann. Second row: Nell Haddlock, Jeff Surdakowski, Ashley Morrill, Roy Miele, Barry Figgins, Kelly Noble, Whitney Pozgay, Katie Green, Peter Chiarelli, Adam Manika, Catherine Pietzsch, Tina McLarty, Michael Kahn, Aylin Tashman. Third row: Tyrell Robertson, Jim Kaufman, Jo足 seph Musallam, Todd Himelrick, Kate Fdrris, Cynthia Melde, Amelia Brown, Cassie Carrejo, Amy VanArsdale, Meryl Thomas, Sasha Borsand, Tina Wood, Jamie Plaza. Forth row: Becky Moretsky, Chris Rethore, Joshua Royce, Brooke Lewis, Jill Carland, Courtney Pakis, Rebecca Teitel, Melanie Schoninger, Krista Scott, Wyatt H arris, Scott W ilson, Jesse W olfe, Adam Fleischaker. Missing: Jamie Couche.

Below: If looks could kill? Sarah Palestrant and Melissa Tominac look on to fellow class mates.

Below: "You're right," says Emily Cook, "my brain is still there!" Tina and Janelle just laugh on.

Above: 7th grader, Ryan Wilson shows off his pearly whites for the Yearbook.

Right: The Seventh grade Rockettes audition. Well, at least they have spectators.

Right: Reg, Richard and Ryan de足 bate the finer points of life, the eighth grade girls.

Right: Rebecca Rethore shows her enthusiasm during the eighth grade trip. "Touch that? Yeah right!" Below: Robert Pinnamaneni and Nicholas Beabeau contem plate about summer plans. Right: Craig Couche pulling a GQ pose for the camera.

HAVING FUN 7th & 8th GRADE CANDIDS

Above: Kristine Lehmann enjoys the plethora of cheese at the health bar in the PCDS cafeteria.

Above: From left to right, Miriam Buros, Jennifer Sweet, and Vivian Safrin are all smiles at the Upper School Octoberfest.

Middle School Activities A break from class will put anyone to sleep, standing or not.

Senate

Back Row-C. Rethore,R. Klinefelter, J. A. Corcoran, N. Latimer, Mi Ferris, E. Schweikher, K. Stamn, J. Tashman, B. Silverstein, J, Lyons, J. Carland,C. Feau,B. Rethore, R. Lowe, First row- J. GimbeL P. Surdakowski, D. Ringel, S. Lewkowitz, R. Miel, H. Packard, D, Loback, J. Plaza, J. Plaza, K. Altman,C. Karo,B. Rethore, W. Pozgayi

Eating is one of the favorite activi足 ties of these Middle-Schoolers.

Write From the Heart Back Row-left-Nina La timer,Debbie Sheets, Tracy Wanner, Chris足 tine Randt, First Row-left-Carrie Watson, Jessica Lyons, Melissa Lewis,, Lynn Seawell, Lauren Bottner, Becca Buros. Missing-faculty advisor Linda Bryant, upper school advisor-Aubrey Joy Corcoran.

Physical Science The long journey back from the science building is an activity all students partake in.

"Please don't leave me in this place,â&#x20AC;? says Larry Mischel to Phil Weinmeister as he makes his first experience in the Upper School a frightful one.

Resting in the sun is a relaxing pastime for these Middle Schoolers.

The w o rld is ro u n d It w as m ad e th at w ay . T he seas are blue. T hey w ere m ad e th at w ay. E v ery th in g w as b alanced by the delicate ring of life. It w as m ad e th at w ay .

C a rs w ere invented to m ak e o u r life easier. W e are ruining the atm o sp h ere and cau sin g high risks of skin cancer. Fu rn itu re is being m ad e o u t of m ah o g an y and red w o o d . These trees p ro v id e the air for us to breathe.

Robby Pinnamaneni finds out, to his great shock, that the Upper School is not quite what he expected.

L a rg e factories and en tertain m en t centers are built. W e m ake the air w e h av e g ray , and u nhealthy to breathe.

W e are m ak in g the earth square to fit o u r needs. W e are m ak in g the seas b ro w n w ith o u r foolish w astes. W e are taking o u r blo w torch es to that delicate ring of gold. Back to the u n iverse the earth will be sold. by Katie Green from the "Write From the Heart" middle school creative publication.

MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY J Middle School Art Teacher Linda Bryant takes some time out of her busy day to socialize with Middle School students.

Mr. Rodney Dashnaw pauses for a publicity photo on his way to class. Don't you just love that smile?

Fifth grade teacher Marie Bippus shows the camera her pearly whites.

David Rowe Brenda Schertenlieb Barbara Whiter

Christine Anderson Marie Bippus Linda Bryant Georgia Buelow

Virginia Carter Joyce Cone John Crabb Louise Crabtree

Rodney Dashnaw Brian Ellingson Susan Funkhouser Syd Hoffman

Frederick Kidder Gay Kohl Judy Mitchell Elizabeth Olson

Edward Pettengill Rob Pilling Ellen Reeve Kae Robb

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Upper right: A-TEAM BOYS FLAG FOOTBALL: top row: Aaron Bickell, Darren Ringel, Reg Cooper, Craig Couche, Matthew O'Connor, Guy Bowman. Middle row: Eric Shoemaker, Kevin McReynolds, Jonathan Krause, Graham Ketchman, David Snyder, Matthew Tyler. Bottom Row: Mike Reilly, David French, Jeremy Figgins, Paul Surdakowski, Try Packard.

Michael Langellier and Wyatt Harris prove that flag football at PCDS can still be a contact sport. Right:B-TEAM BOYS FLAG FOOTBALL: Top Row: Scott Wilson, Wyatt Harris, Jamie Couche, Josh Boyce, Ted Atwood. Middle Row: Beau Roysden, Jimmy Kaufman, Michael Kahn, Chris Rethore, Roy Miele, Tyrell Robertson, Andrew Selby. Bottom Row: Gregory Arquette, Todd Himelrick, Jeff Surdakowski, Chris Strom, Scott Gilbert.

CYA SEVENTH GRADE GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL: Top Row, L-R: Janelle Plaza, Alex Brown, Anamay Melmed, Caroline Karo. Middle Row: Emily Cook, Kristin Altman, Sarah Parry, Nina Latimer. Bottom Row: Jennifer Noble, Devin Loback, Debra Sheets.

EIGHTH GRADE A AND CYA GIRLSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;VOLLEYBAL: Top Row: L-R: Emily Jeffries, Stephanie Fox, Kristin Abbate, Cara j Palestine, Jennifer Kniff. Middle Row: Brooke Silverstein, Jenny Mendleson, Jasmine Tashman, Revan McKinnon, Julie Geantil. Bottom Row: Samantha Stoller, Allison Widoff, Ann Kaufman, Katie Lyons.

At left: Courtney Lewis serves it up during an outside volleyball practice.

Beale Harrison and Jerry Mischel get ready to run a play during Flag Football practice.

Above: Jill Carland, Meryl Thomas, Tina Wood, Catherine Pietzch and Nell Haddock discuss homework, braid hair and theink about how their B-Team is doing all at the same time.

I JlRLS' "B" TEAM VOLEYBALL: I ยง>p Row: Whitney Pozgay, Nell Haddock, Meryl Thomas, Aylin Tashman, I ecky Moretsky, Tina Wood, Jill Carland, Krista Scott. Middle Row: Sacha I ler, Courtney Lewis, Courtney Berg, Hailey Harris, Jamie Plaza, Melanie I [Ihoninger. Bottom Row: Jermifer Jordan, Catherine Pietzch, Catherine B e e , Kate Ferris, Stephanie Sandor, Sarah Donovan.

CYA BOYS' FOOTBALL: Top row: Robert Kopiec, Zeb Portanova, Eric Schweikher, Cameron Donnell. Middle Row: Philip Weinmeister, Matt Ferris, Ryan Klinefelter, Richard Symington, Joshua Reed. Bottom Row: Mark Hannah, Jerry Michel, Chris Sandor, Noah Lewkowitz, Chris Michet.

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Below: Samantha Stoller concentrates on getting in position for a pass.

Right: Star athlete Darren Ringel gets ahug of support from Upper School friend Danielle Nolan

Above Left: Bryan Dawson watches with intensity as the Eagles' Boys' Basketball team clobbers their opponent. Above right: A practice of the Girls' Soccer team teaches Middle Schoolers all of the great moves.

MIDDLE SCHOOL WINTER SPORTS WINNING SPORTS Left: Eric Cornwell gawks as he hears the plan for the next play.

Above: Proper form is always encouraged in soccer play. Here, Kritsin Altman shows the Karate Kid Kick. Left: The Gold team push their way onto the Blue teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s side of the field in hopes of getting the game-winning goal.

BRIGHT SPORTS FUTURES.?

Middle School Athletics Shine!

RIGHT:Softball is a sport which depends on the ability of the pitcher. Here, Jamie Plaza proves that her team has nothing to worry about.

ABOVE: Jill Garlarneau defends the plate during a game against PCDS's favorite opponent, Judson.

BELOW: Tina Wood dodges the catcher of the opposing team in order to bring another big run in for the Eagles' team.

ABOVE: Alison Pulaski makes an impressive catch at the plate and saves the team from the threat of an advancing runner.

ABOVE: When you need a hit in a hurry, count on Jill Galameau to deliver. Here she shows her fine stance after hitting the ball well < into the field

LEFT: Matt Ferris tries to center the ball so that the team can make a fast goal.

BELOW: Scott Wilson runs down the field after a greal kick by the Eagles' goalee.

ABOVE: Eric Wassmann skillfully brings the ball down the field LEFT: Eric Cornwell shows his ballhandling ability as he steals the ball from a Judson opponent

Front R o w : Mike Kahn, Jamie Plaza, Cynthia Melde, Tina Wood, Becky Moretsky, Aylin Tashman, Eric Wassmann, Katie Green, AlisonWidoff, Katie Flanagan-Hyde, Revan Mckinnon, Lauren Bottner, Dristin Altman, Lynn Seawell, Christy Pietzsch, Kristen Hendricks, Ashley Morrill. Second Row: Ryan Klinefelter, Carrie Watson, Ethan Stewart, Devon Loback, Kevin Ghaswala, Noah Lewkowitz, Meryl Thomas, Jay Kahn, Ezra Weiss, Tim Henward, Graham Kretchman, David Snyder, Melanie Schoninger, Andy Mendelson, Scott Wilson, Todd Himelrick, Joseph Musallam, Barry Figgins. Third Row: Aaron Walker, Chris Sandor, Chris Michet, Kenn McReynold, Jeremy Figgins, Trey Pakard, Ryan Wilson, Richard Symington, Zeb Portanova, Beale Harrison, Mr. Rowe, Aaron Bickell, Wyatt Harris, Chris Rethore, Annie Kaufman, Jenny Mendelson, Jimmy Kaufman, Kate Ferris, Whitney Pozgay, RoyMiele.

Front Row: Stephanie Cohen, Jenny Noble, Taylor Guerin, Noah Lewkowitz, Quent Manika, Jason Widoff, Mike Kahn, Tina McLarty, Jeff Surdakowski, Jimmy Kanfman, Roy Miele, Barry Figgins, Peter Chiarelli, Michael Hoesch, Whitney Pozgay, Kelly Noble, Ashley Morrill, Knsten * Hendricks, Jamie Plaza, Rachel Lowe. Second Row: Devon Loback, Becka Rethore, Jessica Lyons, Katie Lyon, Trey Packard, Miriam Buros, Marisa Gerdes, Clemie Feau, Peter O'Connor, David Snyder, Paul Surdakowski, Jonathan Sherman, David French, Jonathan Krause, Chris Frederick, Cassie Carrejo, Christie Randt, Aylin Tashman, Nell Haddock, Becky Moretsky, Nina Latimer, Carolyn Karo, Julie Geantil, Ms. Brenda Schertenlieb. Third Row: Tracy Wanner, Sarah Thompson, Janelle Plaza, Jennifer Sweet, Krista Scott, Jonathan Krause, Graham Kretchman, Cameron Donnell, Nicholas Beabeau, Scott Wilson, Josh Royce, Sarah Parry, Sarah Parry, Sarah Palestrant, Chris Rethore, Peter Geantil, Bryan Dawson, Vivian Satrin, Susan Bricker, Jill Galarneau, Cari Lentzsch, Laura Balis, Courtney Pakis. Top Row: Kristin Stamm, Cara Palestine, Anamay Melmed, Melissa Tominac, Eric West, Jon Ashley Corcoran, Lawson Tree, Rob Kopiec, Rocke DeMark, Guy Bowinan, Craig Conche, Eric Shoemaker, Matt Ferns, Reggie Coopen, Josh Reed, Jesse Wolfe, Jamie Conche, Jill Sherman, Emily Jeffries, Jennifer Kniff, Nancy Perla, Debra Sheets, Alison Pulaski.

Middle Row: Erich Schweikher, Sasha Borsand, Catherine Pietzsch, John Townsend, Brooke Lewis, Jessica Lyons, John Weiner. Third Row: Ms. Susan Richter, Brooke Silverstein, Becca Buros, Sarit Melmed, Kristin Abbate, Samantha Stoller, Jasmine Tashman, Robby Pinnamaneni, Michael Hoesch, Tyrell Robertson, Randy 58

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ABOVE: David Spetzler, Karen Nikodakolus, Brian Cornwell and Ms. Salzmann share a thoughtful moment.

BELOW: Mr. Kosower gives another "infamous" lecture on shooting a basketball. BELOW: Mr. Hendrickson tries to prepare another gangster for his basketball team.

Bob Hendrickson, Dean of students Bob Kosower, Athletic Director Anne Salzmann, Counselor Paul Schweikher, College Counselor

MATH, SCIENCE, AND COMPUTER __________ DEPARTMENT Mr. James Anton Dr. Andrew Caglieris

Mr. William Devine Mr. Peter Flanagan-Hyde

Mr. Eric Neufer Mr. Mike Swingler

Top: "Yes guys, the astronomy class is not going on any trips because of the seniors," says the Swing-man. Middle: " I don’t know the fifth root of the second derivative of the integral. I only know the fourth," says Mr. Flanagan-Hyde. Bottom: "Come on baby, you gotta pull through," cries Mr. Neufer.

Dr. Cags helps Becca Lyons with a tough one. Left:”One more potion and w eil have the final ingredient in the orange-yellow hair dye,”says Mr. Devine.

"Gnarly, dude," says Mr. Anton. "Look at the footprints on the ceiling," comments the master of tochiometry, Mr. Swingler

English Department

Dr. John Collins

Dr. Collins stealthily moves through the hallways incognito with his bodygaurd, Stacey Piccinati. Lance Coon

You want me to be a yearbool advisor next year? Ha!

Stephanie Fisher

Rick Kidder

Lance Coon has a guilty look about him, doesn't he?

Even after grading papers for grue ing hours, Ms. Fisher still has time fc a smile.

Language Department

James Bruning

Ellen Devine

Harry Houle

(Above) Mrs. Devine smiles in French. (Left) Mr. Bruning demonstrates the Vulcan deathgrip. (Right) Yet another tertulia with Miss Waxman.

Valeri W axman

Interests in Social Studies

Chuck Flail

Dave Martin

"Now, are you sure that this pic ture is not going in the yearbook?” says Mr. Morse to our photogra pher.

"Do da do. . . I have your papers, and, ahh, well, ahh, I'm not so sure you want themback. Ha ha," muses Mr. Martin.

Dexter Morse

"Ahhhhhh, someone finally got into college!" thinks Mr. Schweikher, " . . . and there are only forty more to go." Paul Schweikher

"Ohh, I know all the sophomores love me. They love me sooo much tf some of them take more than one class with me. Hee-hee-hee-hee."

Creations of ART and MUSIC

Ms. Richter sits among aspiring musicians, attempting to pass some of her talents down to her students. â&#x2013; Mrs. Ackley tries to demonstrate the use of proportions to her art \exploration class.

Jean Ackley

James Cook

Mr. Cook madly searches for the supplies needed by one of his students; "You give them books, you give them books, and all they do is eat the pages."

Susan Richter

Anne Allison Kimberly Anderson Andrew Arbesman Jonathan Ashley Aaron Bacon

Corbett Beder Jill Betterly Simon Brown Lindsay Chernov Meghan DeMark

Joel Feinman Nicole Felker Laura Frieder Adam Garson Christina Gebert

Sonia Ghaswala Jessica Greene Thomas Harvey Erin Hill Andrea Karo

Heather Laabs Konrad Lee Leslie Litwin Kristopher Martin Joshua McDermott

Arden O' Connor Christy Pell Kate Portanova Alexandra Rethore Scott Schwartz

Classy Frosh Officers Amy Watson, treasurer; Heather Laabs, vice president; Meghan DeMark, president; Sarah Small, secretary (not pictured).

Sarah Small Jessica Soper Jordan Spack Jennifer Stern Christine Sturman

Yen Tran Ashley Waters Amy Watson Danielle Weinstein Jordan Wynn

Far Left: Joel Feinman is a rebel without a clue.

Middle: Nicole Felker gives a warming smile.

Right: Jordy Wynn begs seniors to buy him lunch.

Freshmen Fight Back! There are some grievances that can be forgiven, but after a year of being browbeaten by their Upper classmen, jokingly called names by their History teacher, and being jabbed by constant homework assignments that just never seem to let up, the Fresh足 men have had just about enough... RIGHT: Adam Garson gets pumped and ready for his big fight-with a Civilization book and erasable pen.

BOTTOM RIGHT: Aaron Bacon hides him足 self from the world after having a bout with the toughest fighter known to humankind-a common cold.

ABOVE: Kris Martin and Jonathan Ashley get ready to tackle some足 thing they are sure they can beat: Lunch! RIGHT: Jessica Soper fights the urge to eat a pretzel which is being given to her by a friend.

ABOVE: Jennifer Stem and Jessica Greene use their super strength to keep their friendship together.

ABOVE: Lindsay Chernov beats off a cheesy smile while Ashley Waters loses to the urge of showing her terrific teeth to the camera.

ABOVE: Erin Hill wrestles with a knot in her hair during one of her free periods. Her next match will be with the pony tail holder which she has subdued on her wrist.

ABOVE: Andrea Karo eats her noodles while showing us the face she uses when she is fighting sleep-and still has five pages to go on that English report.

Stuart Hackett-President Brad Durchslag-Vice President Joshua Kanner-Secretary Julie Levenberg-Treasurer

Michael Abrams Danielle Allen Emily Bell Natasha Bernard Ravi Bisla Am y Bonnett Kristen Brook Rebecca Brooks Sarah Burnham Carrie DeMark Ashley Dorrance Mischy DuMont

Brent Fraser Jeff Gimbel Zachary Gordon Matthew Gullen Andrea Heydlauff Jocelyn Jacobs Hallie Jacobson Jeremy Joseph Eric Kaitz Colby Kant Christopher Klock Thomas Krause Sonia Lancy Mark Leibow Erin Loback Melissa McDermott Sarah Michet Jenny Millinger Rebecca Moran Stacey Piccinati Jeremy Ringel Elizabeth Royce Hollye Schumacher Jonathan Silverberg

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THE SOPHOMORES....

"MY MUSCLES ARE BIGGER THAN YOUR MUSCLES", BRAGS ANDREA HEYDLAUFF.

HERE AT YOUR LEFT, WE INTRODUCE YOU TO THE NEXT TOP LEADERS OF OUR FUTURE: CHRISTINA SPETZLER, ERIC KAITZ, AND JOCELYN JACOBS. LET'S GIVE THEM A HAND!

Rustin Silverstein Christina Spetzler Michael Spiegel Zachary Thomas Paula Thompson

Michael Trembley Michail Ulinich Jessica Van Tuyl Karl Weinmeister

What a class, strong, determined, and together! They even beat the seniors in this tug of war!

BELOW: Amy Bonnett and Rebecca Moran dis- RIGHT: Carrie DeMark demonstrates her ability cuss the finer points of Acting, History, Boys and in clearing the picnic tables so that her friends will Lunch during a break in their busy schedules. have places to sit.

The Sophomore Follies... BELOW: Jeremy Ringel acts debonair, charm足 ing, mysterious...you can just see the hunger in his eyes. Luckily, Justin will arrive with his lunch soon, and everyone will live happily ever after.

LEFT: Christina Spetzler and Jeff Gimbel show their pearly whites for the camera.

BELOW: Jessica Van Tuyl and Colby Kant pose effortlessly for the camera. They can be seen performing from now until mid-June in "The Quad".

Starring...

ABOVE: Colby Kant does an advertisement for the new product that she will be promoting this year, showing her praise for its fine, fruity aroma. LEFT: The entire Sophomore class does their mimed impression of a group of fishermen try足 ing to pull in Moby Dick. Many thought it was their best performance, although Moby declined a comment.

Those Amazing Juniors!

The classy Junior officers-Scott Shapiro,Vice President; Danielle Nolan,Treasurer; Ellen Rand, Secretary; andAriel Levy,President; show that all work and no play make life very dull.

Right: Juniors Brandi Johnson and Marie Cohen take a free period to catch up on homework in the sun.

Jessica Anson Carlos Armenta Johanna Brosie Rebecca Chornenky Marie Cohen

Jed Cook Jessica Cooper Brian Cornwell Brandi Cutler Erin Dulaney

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Trista Eaden Shelly Edlund Dawson Fearnow Elizabeth Harvey Brandi Johnson

Anthony Koppula Vicki Lana April Levy Ariel Levy Rebecca Lyons

Neeka Najmi Karenann Nikoloudakis Danielle Nolan Ellen Rand Terence Reilly

Bryan Ringel Gideon Rubin Brooke Schumacher Adam Schwartz Scott Shapiro

David Spetzler Hedra Taylor Meg Van Lith Jacqueline Weiner Brian Zemp

RIGHT: "Bbbl bbbl bbbl bbbl" goes Shelly Edlund as Jessica Cooper and Danielle Nolan eat their lunch. BELOW: "Hey baby wanna come back to my place and read a book?"says the Don Juan of the Junior class, Brian Zemp.

ABOVE: T il kill you if you take that picture." says Brandi Cutler as Trista Eaden laughs at her serious足 ness. Photographer Mark Leibow was never heard from again. FAR RIGHT: Brian Cornwell pulls a train. David Spetzler and Brandi Cutler go "Choo-Choo!" RIGHT: "Don't hate me because I'm beautiful." says Neeka Najmi.

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JUNIORS!! David Spetzler and Jed Cook spend another Friday night reading a book. Reading is fundamental guys. Keep up the hard work.

Deep Thoughts by Terence Reilly: If I shave it, he will come.

"OP: "I hate homework!" says Vicki ABO VE: "O w !" says Dawson -ang Fearnow about Brian Zemp. "I'm disgusted!" says Senior Valeska French

"He's really cute," says Becca Lyons to Brandi Cutler about an unknown subject.

The Class of â&#x20AC;&#x2122;93 Flies Through its Final Year Senior candids! What have they been up to?

Kenny and Tanya (above) are on the verge of a breakdown while doing calculus. (Above right) Liz Bradley, "To get a B or not to get a B. That is the question in Mr. Martin's economics class."

The Senior class (right) displaying strength in numbers.

ikesh practicing to become a bingo-caller after college.

"I think I can, I think I can..." says Marc Grayson.

(left) The PCDS Eagle cheerleaders led by Roch足 elle Mollen and Marla Meyer rally the fans dur足 ing a heated soccer match.

Liz Bradley, Andrea Crimmins, Betsy Brednich, Tanya Benatar and Rachel Kopiec during a free period wondering, "Should we study?"

Senate President, N.M.S. Finalist, Harvard Book Award, Bausch & Lomb Science Award, Dir. "Foiled By An Innocent Maid", Guitar Club, Four Yearsâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;JazzBand, Varsity Tennis, Varsity Soccer, Newspaper, Yearbook, Leadership,

Love thy neighbor as thyself...This above all to thy own self be true, and it must follow, as the night tlh e day, thy canst not then be false to any man...For God so loved the world He gave his only begotten Son that we m ay have eternal life. "Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds." -Einstein

academic grasp withÂ out practice behind it is like embalmed corpse, perhaps lovely to look at but nothing to inspire or ennoble." "If I had no sense of humor, I should have committed suicide." "Our ability to reach unity in diversity will be the beauty and the test of our civilization." "A man is but the product of his thoughts; what he thinks he becomes." Love is the strongest force the world possesses, and yet it the humblest imaginable."~Gandhi

Faith Love

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"Is everybody in?" -Jim Morrison "Time is a river flowing into nowhere. We must live while we can and taste the cup of life so sweet." -Steve Winwood "Right now... Youth is King." -Van Halen "Time, time, time, see what's become of me." -The Bangles "I fight Authority, and Authority always wins." -John Mellencamp "Why won't anyone say anything?" -Mind Candy "This is the end of the innocence." -Don Henley

"Both place and time were changed and I dwelt nearer to those parts of the universe and to those eras in history which had most attracted me...Why should we be in such desperate haste to succeed, and in such desperate enterprises? 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 or far away."~Thoreau

: 3 year Varsity Basketball; 3 year Varsity Base足 ball; 2 year yearbook copy staff (one year copy co足 editor); Ex-Trojan; Big Car Crash Survivor.

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Golf team (Most Improved and Most Valuable), Yearbook (Photo), Trap and Skeet Club.

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Ken Allison

Claudia Bashore

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NThe Wir, Cum Laudfc- on National Latin Examt2 years), Junior Varsity Cheer, Newspaper writer and photography. i

Heather Caldwell Young

"But the audience, what about them? Still worrying about them, Ernest? Don't you see they're no different from us, except that when the curtain falls and the house lights come up, they'll have to go on improvising." - Tad Mosel

The Little Bunnies I'm going to take you to my secret place. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a place that you like no one else I know might appreciate. I don't go there with anyone - but you're a special case for my special place. . . for my secret place. - Joni Mitchell

Every time you get some, people wanna take it back. Every time they try to clock you, you gotta tick more than they can tock. - Prince

Well, she's walking through the clouds with a circus mind thatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s running wild. Butterflies and zebras and fairy tales, moonbeams that's all she ever thinks ab ou t. . . Riding with the wind. Sting

Tanya Benatar

H onors â&#x20AC;˘â&#x20AC;˘3 years, H igh Honors, U.S. C horus - 4 years,, Regents Scholar (ASU and U of A), D ay Breaks - 2 years. Peer tutoring - 2 years. M odel U N , Key C lub - 2 years, Prom C om m ittee, Leadership, T E A M S Com petition, 1st place in N ew H orizons A rt Bxibit, M usical O liver, Environm ental Club, Yearbook, G ender Issues Club, Citizen Bee I

Varsity Baseball (4 years), Congressional Aid for United States Senator John McCain.

Chad Bonfiglio

AKA: Pennzoil Head, Pasta Joe, Big Fig, Mama Leone, Volvo Man

"Whether you’re born into an Italian family or m arry into it, being a member is seldom an easy assignment. It’s a tough job, one that requires diligence, perseverance, a thick skin, unusual communication skills, and a hearty appetite... I LOVE IT!!"

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"How could I possibly be expected to handle school on a day like this?" —Ferris Bueller

Rachel Kopiec

Honors, Yearbook-3 years, Newspaper-3 years, Community Service, Directed One-Act, Model U.N., Drama-A Midsum足 mer Night's Dream, Musical-01iver,Drama-0ur Town, Musical-The Wiz, Directed One-Act.

Most devoted #1 Suns Fan, High honors and honors, Newspaper-3 years, News Editor, Yearbook2 years. Advertising Editor, Orchestra-9 years, Trap and Skeet, Model U.N.-2 years. Recreational Gun and Riflry Shooting-3 years, Community Sendee Club-2 years. Leadership, Drama-Take Her She's Mine, and Foiled by an Innocent Maid, Chess Club, Environmental Club-2 years, MusicalOliver, Drama-Rest in Peace, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Tennis, Musical-The Wiz, Drama-Our Town

Kiran K. Bisla

In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, standi like a rock.

The important thing is not to stop questionÂ ing.

â&#x2013; Thomas Jefferson

-Albert Einstein A fanatic is one who sticks to his guns whether they're loaded or not. -Franklin P. Jones

MAY JUSTICE BE DONE IN THE HIGHEST COURT! GO SUNS! -Me

The finest steel has to go through the hottest fire -Richard M. Nixon

Marc Gravson

Student Senate (2 yrs ); Varsity basketball ( 4 \is), \ arsit\ soccer (4 \rs) V atsitybaseball (2 v r s ), VI od d t 1 N , World Issues, C.ender Issues M em ber of the Randy'"M achoM art" Savage f an club, t hess dub

"What a long strange trip it's been." —Grateful Dead

Merry..." --unknown "I will make you a believer." —Michael Jordan

"Demented and sad...but social.' —Bender

Varsity Golf (2 years), Varsity Basketball (3 years), most improved player and Co-Captain, Gender Issues, Soccer, Senior Leader, Baiter Club.

Jimmy Bojalad

Elizabeth Bradley

Honors, High Honors (2 yrs.), Junior Class VP, Senior Class President, Varsity Volleyball (4 yrs, co-captain Sernior Year), Varsity Basketball (4 yrs.), Varsity Softball (2 yrs.), Varsity Tennis (2 yrs.), Yearbook (3 yrs., co-editor Junior Year), | TEAMS Varsity member, Community Service Club,

Honors (2 yrs.), High Honors, Varsity Soccer, JV and Varsity Basketball (Co-Captain Senior Tear), All-State and All-Conference Basketball, Varsity Golf, JV and Varsity Baseball, PCDS Key Club, Editor-in-Chief of Register, PCDS Eagle Award, JV TEAMS Member, Community Service (4yrs.), Running Club.

T. J. DeMark

Varsity Swimming(4 yrs.), Model U.N.(2 yrs.), J. V. Pom, Theater, Varsity Track, Delta Community Service Club(2 yrs.)

Betsy Brednich

Yearbook(3 yrs.), Leadership(2 yrs.), VolleyÂ ball, Basketball, M odel U .N ., Tutoring in Low er School

I w ould rather h ave 3 m inutes o f w onderful than a lifetim e of nothing special, â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Steel M agnolias

Never, never, never give up. --Winston Churchill

I believe nice guys finish first

Andrea Crimmins

Honors, Varsity Cheer, Senior Counselor on 9th grade trip, Musical (You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, and Oliver). Daybreaks (Editor), Leadership, Model U.N., Environmental club, Evening Eagles.

Senator (3 yrs), Honors, Varsity Cheer (3 yrs, captain), Varsity Tennis <4 yrs), Yearbook (photo), Senior counselor on 7th grade trip, Leadership, Newspaper (photo).

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Oh why, why do I cry. Whatever. Gold Star for Marcus. Suddenly. Joy Ride. J is for John. BLACK. Bernini,

Varsity Tennis (Four years), Senior Leader, Model U.N., MVP State Champion (3 years), Junior Leader ship, Gender Issue (2 years), Yearbook(l year)

Kim Cotton

Cucamonga "Bobby" Bandana Man UH-OH! What do I do about that? Cafe Rio and Lam ar. Tickets! Baiters!! It's time to sketch.

PG? And i-e-i-e. Rydell, Rydell High. Pumpin every minute girl. SPAM! Walkin' down the avenue. Ho-ho’s. Muslim

Aubrey Joy Corcoran

H onors (4 yrs.), Karate, Leadership, W rite from the H eart advisor, M ock Trial, Senior Leader, W orld Issues Club, Y earbook, Positive Force Players, O liver, O ur Tow n, R est in Peace, D aybreaks, N ew spaper, Life T een Youth G roup, Lector in Y outh M inistry, Scottsdale M ayorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Youth Council,

A happy family is but an earlier heaven.

And He will raise you up on eagle's wings, bear you on the breath of dawn, make you to shine like the sun, and hold you in the palm of His hand. - Michael Joncas

The supreme way has no hindrance. - Master Robert A. Trias

And Aubrey was her name, a not so very ordinary girl or name. - David Gates

Ju n io r C lass Treasurer, S en io r Class Vice-President, N ation al M erit Sem i-Finalist, V arsity sw im m ing (4 y rs., Captain in Senior year), M odel UN (2 yTS ), N ew spaper (2 yrs.). Y earbook (2 yrs,), M idsum Q ream , V arsity Baseball (2 yrs.), T a k e H er, Sheâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s M ine

Matthew Allen Philips

Know thyself. - Inscription at the Delphic Oracle.

I am but mad north-northwest: when the wind is southerly I know a hawk from a hand-saw. - Shakespeare

W e are n ot interested in the possibilities of defeat.V ictoria Get there first with the m ost m en .-N ath an B edford Forrest

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Soccer (4yrs.), Tennis (4yrs,), Gender Issues (2yrs.), N ew spaper(2yrs.),W eight-TrainingClub,M odelU.N ., Close-Up, Band, Mind Candy

Right now youth is king!!! —Van Halen

Good friends we've had and good friends we've lost along the way, in the future you can't forget the past so dry your tears I say. —Bob Marley

O young man, Re joice in thy youth... -Ecclesiastes External Revolt is a way of bring ing about internal freedom. —Jim Morrison This m ovie's in 3B, 3 beers and it looks good. — Strange Brew

Varsity Soccer (3 yrs), Varsity Tennis (4 yrs and Spokesman); Newspaper, Community service, Model U.N., Weightlifting, Gender Issues. :

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Varisty Volleyball (3 yrs.), Jr. Varsity and Varsity Tennis (3 yrs.), Yearbook (3 yrs.), US Pony Club, Newspaper

JV and Varisty Basketball (4 yrs.), Varsity Tennis (4 yrs.), Varsity Soccer (2 yrs.), Class President (Freshman and Sophomore), Destroyers Organization (4 yrs.), Yearbook

Ryan Hart

Marla Carole Meyer

Varsity Cheer (Co-Captain), Silver Circle Cotillion, Phoenix Cotillion-3 years, Community Service ASU and hospital-4 years, Dance Club Leader, Part time job at Coffee Roasters of Arizona. Trap and Skeet Club, Daybreaks, Musical (Bye Bye Birdie), Student Advisor for PCDS at Duke Photography, Full time job as an intern in a Chemistry Lab, Prom Committee, Varsity Cheer, Musical (Oliver), J.V. Cheer, Community Service Club, Musical (The Whiz)

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Honor Role, Senior Class Secretary, Varsity Softball-3 years. World Issues Club, Daybreaks-2 years, Karate/Kickboxing, Republican, Political Activist, Environmental and Animal Rights Club-2 years, Prom Commitee, Close-Up, Youth group leader-2 years. Teen World Outreach, ex31 Flavors Employee, Tennis, Modeling-L'lmage Casablancas, Freshman year at Santa Catalina, Softball, Amnesty Intl., Culture Program, Fall Drama Performance

Kristin Alisa Heldt

Honors (4 yrs); Weight lifting dub (2 yrs), Intermural basketball, New Delhi boxing tournament (3rd place), National Cadet Corps, Riflery vlub, Central boxing team, Weight Division B Stste Boxing Championship Runner-up, Soccer team.

Honors; Varsity volleyball (co-captain and MVP),Varsity basketball, Varsity softball (MVP), Sun East and Arizona Juniors volleyball clubs; Yearbook(co-copy editor), Counselor on 7th grade trip, Anytown 1991.

Nicolle Muschinski

Tiffany Peers

softball (4 y rs), V arsity basketball (2 y rs); M o d el U .N ., Y earb o o k A d staff.

"What you egg? Young fry of treachery!" â&#x20AC;&#x201D;William Shakespeare

Cum Laude national Latin exam; softball Mgr, (4 yrs), Volleyball Mgr.; Yearbook |p yrs), Mock Trial, Lower school volunteer (2yrs), Environmental/ Animal rights club, community service (2 yrs), Daybreaks (2 yrs), Newspaper.

Amanda Gray

"Listen to the Mustn'tsâ&#x20AC;? Listen to the MUSTN'TS child, Listen to the DON'TS, Listen to the SHOULDN'TS, The IMPOSSIBLES, the W ONTS, Listen to the NEVER HAVES, Then listen close to meAnything can happen child, ANYTHING can be.-Shel Silverstein

Scott Pettitt

Captain of Varsity Swimming-(Fourth year), President of Hiking Club-two years, Manager of Varsity Basketball, Sailing, Mountain Climbing

H onors, Tennis-4 years, W eightlifting C lub, H iking C lub, Volleyball C lub, Dance C lub, M usical-Y our A G ood M an C h arlie Brow n(Snoopy), D ram a, V arsity Sw im Team , Basketball M anager, M usical-B ye Bye Birdie, D ram a-Take H er She's Mine, M usical-O liver, D ram a-A M idsum m er N ight's D ream , H igh H onors, J.V. Basketball, M usical-T he W hiz, D ram a-O ur Tow n

Justin Freeman

"Where are you going for lunch today?" -The Freshman Class

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Matt Rankin

Varsity Soccer (4 yrs., All-State Senior Year), Baseball (4 yrs.), Basketball (2yrs.), AP Award with Achievement, Yearbook, Newspaper, Leadership, Community Service, Gender Issues, TEAMS member, Destroyers, Merit Scholarship Award Winner, Chess Club.

4 year Varsity Golf (M.I.P.); 4 year Varsity Soccer; 2 year Varsity Basketball; 1 year Varsity Baseball; Senate Treasurer; Newspaper.

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Never cross a man who isn't afraid to die"—Malcom X

Tanya Kloc

Class Treasurer (3 yrs); Varsity Tennis(4 yrs), JV Cheer (2 yrs); Yearbook, Biology club, Leadership group,

"'Whenhe sfa(( die ‘Takehim and cut him out in little stars And he unit matte the face o f heavens sofinel Ih at alt the world w ill he in love with nifiht l And pay no worship to the parish sun. --‘Romeo and Juliet

V arsity Soccer(3yrs.), Varsity Basketball(3yrs.), J.V . Basketball, Varsity G o lf, B lu e an d G o ld K e y C lu b (2 y rs.),V a rsity T e n n is(3 yrs.). G e n d e r Issu e s, G u e st W rite r fo r th e R e g iste r, M o d e l U .N ., C o m m u n ity S e rv ic e, C la ss P re sid e n t(3 y rs.), C lo se-U p

Matthew R. Weinberg

Make Your Presence Known â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Anonymous

For Every Action There Is An Equal and Opposite Reaction. --Newton

Never Cross A Man Who Is Not Afraid to Die. -Malcom X

Schooling has little to do with one's education-Mr. FlanaganHyde

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Melanie Dayani

Valeska French

S e n a te V ice P resid e n t, Y e a rb o o k E d ito r-in -ch ief, Ju n io r P resid en t, H ead C o m m u n ity S e rv ic e c o o rd in a to r (2 y e a rs), M o d e l U .N ., W orld Issu e s C lu b , F resh m a n an d S o p h o m o re V ice P resid e n t, V arsity V o lle y b a ll (4 y e a rs), V a rsity S o ftb a ll (2 y e ars), V a rsity B a sk e tb a ll (1 year).

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Sing a mumble-jumble song, Whistle through your comb. Do a loony-goony dance 'Cross the kitchen floor, Put something silly in the world That ain't been there before! â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Shel Silverstein

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Aubrey Joy Corcoran

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Newspaper has driven Scott Shapiro crazy, as he finds it difficult to perform many simple, daily functions, such as getting dressed.

Feature editors: Zach Thomas and Rusty Silverstein. News editor: Kiran Bisla. Head editor: T.J. DeMark. Sports editors: Scott Shapiro and Adam Schwartz.

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Hedra Taylor works diligently on her article for the newspape at the computer. Since she types 134 words per minute, shi should be done pretty soon.

Matt Gullen, Erin Loback, and Karl Weinmeister spend time helping each other with their newspaper articles. What teamwork and dedication!

MODEL U.N. ike Weiner and Hedra Taylor are excited to ebate at the Model U.N. conference.

Dawson Fearnow campaigns for Model U.N., "We need YOU! Really, we do." Model U.N. is a big job, but somebody's got to do it. jp row: Valeska French, Ellen Rand, Tiffany Peers, Kiran Bisla, Meg Van ith. Middle row: Tony Koppula, Terrence Reilly, Karenann Nikoloudakis, riel Levy, Hedra Taylor, Jake Weiner, Rebecca Chornenky, Matt Philips, itrick Koppula, Vicki Lang, Dawson Fearnow, Bryan Ringel, Mr. Martin, â&#x20AC;˘ont row: Adam Schwartz, Betsy Brednich, Rochelle Mollen, Molly Moran.

Mr. Martin hands out backround papers conÂ cerning the different issues in each student's country. helly Edlund works hard researching and writing her resolution for the pcoming Model U.N. conference; "Do you mind? I'm trying to get some rork done here."

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■ Editorial Staff: Valeska French, editor in chief; Ellen Rand, Liz Harvey, Frazier Bain, ■ Nicolle Muschinski, Vicki Lang, Kiran Bisla, Ariel Levy________________________ ■ Right: M ark L eib ow and H eath er Laabs check out the b o ard to find o u t their next assignm ent.

Right: "Your friendly advisors", Dr.Cags and Mrs. Zink. Below: The editors, Kiran Bisla, Frazier Bain, Valeska French, Liz Harvey, Vicki Lang, Nicolle Muschinski and Ellen Rand.

Jessica Soper and Heather Laabs find their next deadline to be funny.

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Trista Eaden, Christiane Wassmann, Ryan Hart, Aubrey Joy Corcoran, Jessie Green, Matt Rankin and Jordan Spack are all posing for one of those wonderful staff pictures.

Thanks for the wonderful p ictures,Neeka Najmi!

\11 walks of yearbook staff show up to say "Cheez!" From top: ^oss Stuart, Mark Leibow, Adam Garson. Middle: Jessica ?oper, Tina Gerbert, Heather Laabs, Jennifer Stern, Erin Dulaney, Rochelle Mollen, Neeka Najmi. Bottom: Hollye Schumacher md Paddy Koppula

larah Michet shows Jessie Green how to Irop a photo, while Ellen Rand shows lier enthusiasm.

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The Senior Leaders. First ro Aubrey Joy Corcoran, Andi Crim m ins, Rochelle Molh Christiane Wassmann, Muke V idyasagar, Jim m y Bojak Back row : H eath er Your Patrick Koppula, Ryan Hart, b Pictured: Matt Rankin and An Salzmann.

The Junior Leaders. First rov Erin Dulaney, Meg VanLitl Jessica Cooper, Danielle Nolai B randi Joh nson , Johann Brosie. Back row : Gideo Rubin, Marcie Cohen, Vicl Lang, Liz H arvey, Rebecc Chornenky, Tony KoppuL Ellen Rand, Adam Schwart: Scott Shapiro, Brian Cornwel Anne Salzmann.

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World Issues

The World Issues Club meets every other Monday after school. At these meetings we discuss issues such as animal rights, the environment, and human rights. We also raise money through bake sales and other fundraisers and give the profits to charity.

One of the jobs of the World Issues Club is to empty the recycling bins around campus. Above, Rebecca Chornenky is taking care of that job.

At the World Issues bake sale, sixty-five dollars was raised and donated to a charity. To the left are Julie Levenberg, Rebecca Chornenky, and Anne Salzmann selling; while Yen Tran waits to buy a doughnut.

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Where's the action? Upper School Clubs

T rap an d Skeet Back Row-Sarah Burnham, Brad Durchslag, Kenny Allison, Jed Cook, Brian Cornwell, Ravi Bisla, David Spetzler, Christina Spetzler, Faculty Advisor-James Bruning, Front Row-Ross Stuart, Konrad Lee, Aaron Bacon, Hedra Taylor, Kiran Bisla, Tom Harvey, Mike Trembley

Weight Training Back Row-Brian Zemp, Jason Fox, Parag Karindikar, Raj Abhyanker, Front Row-Brent Fraser, Brad Durchslag, Stuart Hackett, Eric Kaitz, Jon Silverberg, JustinFreeman

Hiking Club Michail Ulinich, Justin Freeman, Marie Cohen, Brent Fraser

Dance Club Back Row-Lindsay Chernov, Justin Freeman, Marla Meyer, Front Row-Jessica Van Tuyl, Andrea Karo, Jessica Anson, April Levy, Becca Lyons

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Patrick Koppula, president < the Senate, leads the meetin with his usual enthusiasm.

Top Row: Adam Swartz, Lisa Flores, Rochelle Mollen, Vicky Lang, Valeska French, Jeremy Ringel. Bottom Row: Tony Koppula, Jordy Wynn, Ashley Waters, Alex Rethore, Rusty Silverstein, Zachary Thomas. Missing: Patrick Koppula.

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Above: The Varsity team gets ready for a big play. Left: Liz Bradley shows her skills as she prepares to serve a point.

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Christina Spetzler watches as TiffanyPeers oes for the ball.

|\ team would be nothing without the support |)f its bench.

Varsity Volleyball: Top: Tiffany Peers, Elizabeth Bradley,Valeska French, Ariel Levy. Second Row: Coach Georgia Buelow, Christina Spetzler, Nicolle Muschinski, Christiane Wassmann. Front Row: Hallie Jacobson, Danielle Allen, Amy Bonnett.

Junior Varsity: Top Row: Brandi Johnson, Danielle Allen, Hollye Schumacher. Second Row: Coach Bridget Bell, Meg Van Lith, Meghan DeMark, Ashley Waters. Front Row: Andrea Karo, Kate Portanova, Melissa McDermott.

With The Majority of the Team Qualifying For State, It's Difficult Not to Be Proud of the PCDS Swimmers._________________________

AT THE POOL RIGHT: PCDS swimmers show their graceful form as they dive into the state relay.

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LEFT: Sarah Burnham looks at those awesome standings.

BELOW: Molly Moran tests the water and finds it quite refreshing.

"Well, that's a wrap!" says swim coach Mike Maczuga at the final swim meet this season.

ABOVE: (From left) State swimmers Stacey Piccinati, Natasha Bernard, Julie Levenberg, and Molly Moran relax in the pool between heats.

Right: Sophomore Jon Silverberg shows that those expensive dance lessons can pay off on the soccer field.

Below: Co-captains Matt Rankin, Adam Schwartz, and Marc Grayson try to fine tune the rules of the game with the refs.

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Fashion and Soccer Mogul, 1 Rankin, dribbles like a mad down the PCDS field.

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Far Left: JuniorDanielle Nolan displays her soccer skills and perfect form.

Left: Junior Carlos Armenta struts his stuff while taking the lead over his opponents.

Back Row: Coach Steve Kropf, Brad Durchslag, Adam Schwartz, Matt Weinberg, Jason Fox, Matt Rankin, Carlos 'Vrmenta, Matt Gullen, Dawson Fernow, Ken Allison, Coach Bill Devine. Second Row: Patrick Koppula, Eric Kaitz, Jon Silverberg, Brent Fraser, Mukesh Vidyasagar, Austin Flackett, Stuart Hackett, Chris Klock, Andy Arbesman. Pront Row: Danielle Nolan, Konrad Lee, Tony Koppula, Scott Schwartz, Terence Reilly, Michael Spiegel.

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Women's Basketball Hopes are high for the only Women's Basketball team that has qualified for the state tournament.

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ABOVE: Christina Spetzler goes up strong and heaves the ball tows the basket. Count i t !

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POPP IN' THE NIJT ! Below: Paula Thompson defies gravity as she soars for a rebound.

ABOVE: (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) LIZ BRADLEY, DANIELLE ALLEN, CARRIE DEMARK, COACH COOK, DANIELLE NOLAN, ANNE ALLISON, KATE PORTANOVA. (BOT TOM ROW) SARAH BURNHAM, PAULA THOMPSON, NICOLLE MUSCHINSKI, STACEY PICCINATI. CHRISTINA SPETZLER, MEGHAN DEMARK

ABOVE: GIRL ON A MISSION! CHRISTINA SPEZTLER DRIBBLES DOWN THE COURT.

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Varsity (back row) T.J. DeMark, Ryan Hart, Marc Grayson, Matt Weinberg, Gideon Rubin, Brian Zemp, Frazier Bain, Raj Abhyanker. (front row) Jim Bojalad Jeremy Ringel, Matt Rankin, Mukesh Vidyasagar, Carlos Armenta, John Silverberg, Asst Coach Brian Ellingson, Head Coach Bob Hendrickson.

bove: Sophomore Stuart Hackett attempts a block, but Junior Terrence eilly gets by to make the shot. ibove Right: Sophomore Jeff Gimble takes it to the hoop for the basket.

Sophomore Zach Thomas shoots the ball, displaying his graceful layup manuvers. Sophomore Brad Durschlag looks on waiting for the rebound.

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Right: Junior Erin Dulaney, show ing perfect form, keeps both eyes on the ball at all times.

Right: Stacey Piccinati makes a fash ion statement and blasts the ball into the outfield. Below: "Gotcha!" yells Nicolle Muschinski as she tags Anne Alison stealing from first base. Below Right: Third basewoman, Amy Bonnett, fires the ball home for the out.

Right: "Hey batter, batter!” says catcher Danielle Allen as she tries to distract power-hitter Valeska French.

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Back Row: Coach Georgia Buelow, Erin Dulaney, Nicolle Muschinski, Valeska French, Carrie DeMark, Anne Allison, Heather Laabs, Coach Paul Schweikher, Andrea Karo. Front Row: Danielle Allen, Leslie Roberts, Stacey Piccinati, Kristin Heldt, Tiffany Peers, Melissa McDermott, Amy Bonnett.

"I'm gettin' too old for this!" complains Coach Schweikher as he tries to get Senior Kristin Heldt out at home.

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Baseball Bats 1.000 "This is Harry Doyle welcoming all you friends of the feathered to another season of Eagles' baseball.' - adapted from the movie, Major League

Carlos Armenta dreams of hang ing curve-balls. Matt Rankin legs it out during batting practice.

Bryan Ringel in the cage perfecting his dingers.

He swings... and the only thing left of that ball is a vapor trail! Adam Schwartz readies himself for homerun number one for the season.

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Below: SaWING, batta batta!

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Senior Ross Stuart takes a cut at the ball during pre-season practice.

Kim Cotton; another unbeatable season!

Coach of the Year: Mr. Flail.

Andrea Heydlauff going for the winner!

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Liz Bradley leaves her opponent in the dust!

B o tto m Row: A. Waters, Kant, B. Johnson, M. Coh< H. Schumacher. Top Rc H. Jacobson, E. Rand, Edlund, C. Wassmann, Mollen, K. C o tto n, L. B d le y , A. H e y d la u ff, L e v e n b u r g , S. Mich< Coach: C. Flail.

WOMEN'S TENNIS GIVES US A SMASH! Ellen Rand questions her shot.

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Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Graduating Class of 1993 The Smalls, Les, Susie, Sarah, Tim & Scott

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Congratulations and best of luck to j the Class of 1993 I from the Phoenix Country Day Schoo Parents' Association

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You've always made us laugh. You've always made us proud. You're a wonderful son and brother.We'll always love you! Love-Mom, Dad, Carrie, Meghan, Rocke, Evan and Dominic

Congratulations Tanya, You've tried your best and yoij deserve the best. Good luck in colld next year and I hope your future st^ bright and cheerful as you are todai

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BABAR RULES ! Tanya, Congratulations! Finally college, Huh. I bet that'll be fun. Good luck and do well. love, CTK

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Love always, your friend, Lee Watkins

To our dear Lindsay, Nous etions ravis de te soutenir pendant ta grande aventure en France et nous sommes si contents que tu aies termine le premier chapitre de ta vie a PCDS. Tu as demonstre la force, le courage et la perseverance. Continue a mantenir Ices qualites et sache que tu as notre amour jlsincere et eternel. Dieu t'a benie et continuera a jhonorer tes prieres et tes suppliques. Nous t'aimons avec devouement. Mom, Frank, Stacey. 1993

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Mock Trial Team A: Marie Cohen, Erin Loback, Jenny Millinger, Aubrey Joy Corcoran, Rusty Silverstein, Amanda Gray

Mock Trial TeamB: Corey Beder, Arden O' Connor, Joel Feinman, Christine Sturman, Alex Rethore, Amy Watson

After months of hard work the Mock Trial Teams of PCDS went to the Maricopa County Supe足 rior courthouse to engage in seven and a half hours of grueling competition. Phoenix Country Day School became the talk of the courthouse as both teams won their way into the finals after just one year of involvement. In the end Team A took third place in the region and Team B walked away with a fourth place award; putting both teams in the state competition. Congratulations Mock T rial! The thrill of victory, the agony of defeat. Men's Varsity Basketball went on quite a ride this season, with an overall record of 19 and 6. As with every other sports team, the Eagles had their ups and downs, and a heartbreaking loss in the last game of the quarter finals of the state tournament. But the season was not a total loss. It ended with a great record and a continued love for the game.

Varsity Basketball: Coach Hendrickson discusses strategy as Matthew Weinberg, Ryan Hart, Carlos Armenta, Gideon Rubin, and Frazier Bain listen carefully.

U.S. Jazz Band: (back row) Valeska French, Mukesh Vidyasager, Erin Loback, Sarah Burnham, Hollye Schumacher, Ariel Levy (middle row) Adam Schwartz, Rusty Silverstein, Tony Koppula, Carlos Armenta, Ken Allison, Anne Allison, Jeff Gimbel, Zach Thomas, Konrad Lee (front) Patrick Koppula

This year due to several conflicts, the Upper School Jazz Ensemble had to work especially hard. Practices were twice a week and met at 7:00am before school. What was the incentive? This year the Jazz Ensemble will be competing at a National Festival in New Orleans. The festival will be in late April and Phoenix Coun足 try Day will be competing with several schools from around the country. Best of Luck! 189

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Photo Credits Cover: photo courtesy of National Astronomy Observatories pp. 20-21: photo courtesy of Hobby Poster #2070 Arti Grafiche Ricordi 141 East 44th St., Suite 201 New York, NY 10017 pp. 34-35 and 60-61: map courtesy of Webster's Color Atlas of the World 1982 Crescent Books. Distributed by Crown Publishers, Inc. pp. 126-27: map courtesy of Rand McNally Atlas pp. 138-39: map courtesy of 1991, M.M. Gousha a Division of Simon & Schuster, New York. pp. 144-45: photos courtesy of Paula Silverberg.

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p. 189: photo courtesy of Scottsdale Progress Sports Section Feb.11,1993 mock trial photo courtesy of Toni Loback

YearDooK ivy j jit's surprizing, but we finally made it! With all the Tuesdays, Thursdays and espe足 cially SATURDAYS, we mostly met our deadlines. Since last spring, we had to choose everything from editors to the theme. Where are we, where are we going? that's what we tried to express throughout this book. It took a long time and even more work, but only a few really made the difference."Yes, we have a staff of 50..well 25..well actually only the few and the brave have survived!"

Frazier and Nicolle-the senior copy connection-we had lots of laughs Iver captions but you always helped finish off the endless copy. Ellen and Liz-the layout ladies-I know it was hard to switch to the Macs but you made it a success and showed your dedication. Vicki-photographer extrodinaire-It was definitly a struggle, but you lere a great and so were your last minute pictures. Kiran-you helped take us over the top in Ads money and were there jven with all your conflicts. Mark- You weren't an editor but you should have been. Your Ichuberance and dedication were greatly appreciated. All the pictures, all fie Ads! What would we have done without you? Ariel-You took charge and lead your group, good work. Deadline Specialists who I am also very greatful to: Matt Rankin, stacey Piccinati, Yen Tran, Trista Eaden, Sarah Michet, Jessi Greene,Erin Jill, Anne Allison, Jake Weiner...and special thanks to Whitney Pozgay. And last but hardly least-Dr. Cags and Mrs. Zink. Without the two of lou, the yearbook would not have existed. I can't thank you enough!

INDEX

A B

C D 196

Abhyanker, Raj

106,148

Allison, Ken

9, 59, 80, 8 5 ,1 3 4 ,1 4 5 ,1 8 9 .

Bain, Frazier

10,14, 8 3 ,1 3 0 ,1 4 8 ,1 8 9

Bashore, Claudia

Benatar, Tanya

9 ,5 9 , 80, 81, 88.

Bisla, Kiran

5 9 ,9 1 ,1 2 5 ,1 2 8 ,1 2 9 ,1 3 0 ,1 3 4 .

Bojalad, James

11, 9 3 ,1 3 2 ,1 4 8

Bonfiglio, Chad

Bradley, Elizabeth

6, 80, 81, 9 4 ,1 4 0 ,1 4 1 ,1 4 6 ,1 4 7 ,1 5 6 .

Brednich, Betsy

8 1 ,9 7 ,1 2 9 ,1 3 1 .

Corrcoran, Aubrey Joy

5 9 ,1 0 2 ,1 2 5 ,1 3 0 ,1 3 2 ,1 3 3 , 137,189.

Cotton, Kimberly

6 ,101,156.

Crimmins, Andrea

59, 81,98,125,132,154.

Dayani, Melanie

123

F G H K

DeMark, T.J.

98,1 2 8 ,1 4 8 .

Flores, Lisa

2 , 6, 100 .

Fox, Jason

2 ,1 0 5 ,1 3 1 ,1 3 4 ,1 4 5 ,1 5 8 .

Freeman, Justin

59,103,134.

French, Valeska

5 9 ,1 2 4 ,1 2 5 ,1 2 9 ,1 3 0 ,1 3 3 ,1 3 6 ,1 4 0 ,1 4 1 ,1 5 0 ,1 5 1 ,1 8 9 .

Gray, Amanda

115,137,189.

Grayson, Marc

10, 81, 92,144,148.

Greene, Justin

107.

Hackett, Austin

1 0 4 ,1 2 5 ,1 4 4 ,1 4 5 ,1 5 8 ,1 5 9 .

Hart, Ryan

109,125,130,132, 148,159,189.

Heldt, Kristin

3,1 1 1 ,1 5 1 .

Karandikar, Parag

112.

Klock, Tanya

120.

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Kopiec, Rachel

39,81,90

Koppula, Patrick

59, 82,128,129,131,132,136,145,158,

Meyer, Marla

3.59.81.110.154.

Mollen, Rochelle

2.6.81.99.129.131.132.136.154.

Moran, Molly

2,96,129,142,143.

Muschinski, Nicolle

113,130,140,141,146,147,150,151.

Peers, Tiffany

6 ,1 1 4 ,1 2 5 ,1 2 9 ,1 4 0 ,1 4 1 ,1 5 1 .

Pettitt, Scott

116,142.

Philips, Matthew

1 1 ,1 0 3 ,1 2 9 ,1 4 2 .

Piccinati, Lindsay

122.

Rankin, Matthew

1 1 8 ,1 3 0 ,1 4 4 ,1 4 5 ,1 4 8 ,1 5 2 .

Stuart, Ross

8 4 ,1 3 1 ,1 3 4 ,1 5 5 .

Vidyasagar, Mukesh

7 ,5 9 , 8 1 ,1 1 9 ,1 3 2 ,1 4 5 ,1 4 8 ,1 8 9 .

Wassman, Christiane

1 0 8 ,1 3 0 ,1 3 2 ,1 4 0 ,1 4 1 .

Weinberg, Matthew

1 2 1 ,1 2 5 ,1 4 5 ,1 4 8 ,1 8 9 .

Young, Heather

59, 87,132.

189.

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HOW CAN WE SAY GOODBYE? Hasta la vista, Arrivederci, Ciao, Au Revoir, Shalom,C-Ya, We 're Outta Here!

F R I E N D S H I P A T P .C .D .S . Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose and sometimes you get caught with pie on your face—but through it all you'll always have your friends. So where ever your travels take you, whatever you choose to do, never forget these days and these memories. "Best Friends are made through smiles and tears, and sometimes that fades over miles and years, but I knew right away when I saw you again—we'll always be friends." —Beth Nielson Chapman.

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