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Top: Mrs. Madden strikes a pose with the Eagle. The rowdy lower school shows their Blue and Gold pride. Erica Worthington has her face painted to show he spirit.

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W e will miss yo u ... Your guidance has led PCDS to an even stronger and brighter future, illuminating our own strengths while reflecting your deep personal commitment to our community. The countless hours you have spent, your passions, your strength of character, and your insights will remain behind and continue to touch us all. Your effect has been profound: • doubling of the endowment • increasing the School population by 30% • expanding the School by the addi tion of the new classroom building in the Middle School and a new science complex in the Upper School • developing the wash into beautiful playing fields • increasing the calibre of the Upper School by tightening the curriculum and hiring excellent faculty.

T h a n k y o u M rs. M a d d e n , OUR VERY BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE.

mm H ead o f P h o e n ix C o u n t r y D ay S c h o o l f r o m 19861 1994.

"These are the days - - yours and mine. They will be what we make of them."

For me and for members of the PCDS Class of '95, these are exciting days )f work, celebration, remembering and planning ahead. As we focus on inishing our respective years at PCDS, leaving close friends, familiar places md activities and moving on to experiences which will hold many unknowns or each of us, we must also interact with and contribute to the world at large. Each day brings word of new theories about such topics as the age and nformation of the universe, the growing hole in the ozone layer, voice :ontrolled computers, the correct diet to prevent illness and stave off aging, levastation in Bosnia and Rwanda, advances in genetic engineering in both )lants and animals, exploration of the deep or increasing crime and lomelessness. You, as seniors, have begun studies to be continued in college md beyond to help you become effective world citizens able to make wise >ersonal and public decisions. In addition, you have taken time to reach into he community and serve others less fortunate. Store, within you, as I will, the knowledge, friendships and experiences gained here at PCDS and build on them. Join me in looking forward to a :hallenging future. These are the days - - yours and mine. They will be what ve make of them. 17

DR. CAGS THIS ONE'S FOR YOU!! I You have brought frantic enthusiasm and pure spunk to our school. The everpresent possibility that you may someday dance again, adds an air of excitement to all our music assemblies. Your "Stand and Deliver" attitude has shown us in math and in volleyball that dedication can pay off. This school will never be the same. Mafia Man! Mr. Commitment. Thank you for all your hard work, dedication and spirit.

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B r il l ia n t F a c u l t y

Dexter Morse Head of Upper School

Alexandra McKinley Head of Lower School John Crabb Head of Middle School

Lo w e r Sc h o o l

Jean Ackley Lower School Art

Jan Anderson First Grade

Toni Clark Science

Carol Dalton Kindergarten

Cindy Davis Second Grade

Lee Edwards Fourth Grade

John Fielder Fourth Grade

Diane Ingold Pre-Kindergarten

Karen Johnson Third Grade

Julie Kern First Grade

Evelyne Macrodimitris Librarian

Daniel Majeski Physical Education

Leslie M ilne Pre-Kindergarten

Anna Munczek Second Grade

Lynn Personius Third Grade

John Riley Computer, Music

Laurie Rothrock Kindergarten

Mary Swiess Physical Education

Mary Lu Syllaba Learning Specialist

Fran Vierck Fourth Grade

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Carlos Alvelo Spanish

Christine Anderson Spanish

Marie Bippus Fifth Grade

Linda Bryant Art

Georgia Buelow Physical Education j

Jennifer Cherilla Mathematics

Louise Crabtree English

F. Rodney Dashnaw Social Studies

Marti de Anguera Science

Brian Ellingson Physical Education

Susan Funkhouser Fifth Grade

Alexis Marsden Science

Judy Mitchell Assistant to Head, Counselor

Rob Pilling French

Mark Poirier English

Ellen Reeve English

Kae Robb Spanish

David Rowe Band, Music

Brenda Schertenlieb Choral Music

Erik Weihenmayer Fifth Grade

Tom Wielunski Computer, Math

Betsy Youngman Science, Math

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James Anton Chair of Science Department

James Bruning Chair o f Foreign Language Department

Andrew Caglieris Mathematics

John Collins English

James Cook Chair of Art Department

Lance Coon English

Harlan Edelman Counselor, History

Stephanie Fisher Director of Admis足 sions, English

Charles Flail History

Peter Flanagan-Hyde Chair of Math Department

Robert Hendrickson Director of Student Activities

Lillian Howard Latin, History

Kaye Ferguson Chair of Music Department

Abigail Garfield Mathematics

Rick Kidder Chair of English Department

Robert Kosower Athletic Director

Valeri M arsh Spanish

Joyce Plaza Librarian

Anne Salzmann Counselor

W. David Martin Chair of History Department

Paul Schweikher Director of College Counseling, History

Carole Seror French, Spanish

Eric Neufer Chair of Computer Department

Mike Swingler Science

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Dean Wilkins Chemistry

Leslie Abbott Receptionist

Elavie Ndura French

Gigi Addison Lower School Secretary

Karen Anderson Development Secretary

Ismeal Avila Kitchen

Tim Baltzer Maintenance

Duane Bergstrom Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds

Shirley Boulter Business Office Secretary

Lee Buettner Administrative Assistant to Head

Karen Bruntz First Grade Aide

Cliff Carlson Grounds

Luis Cisneros Custodian

p:;* . Roberta Cody Kitchen

Noel Hoblit â&#x20AC;&#x17E; M aintenance

Louise LaMee Pre-Kindergarten Aide

Dawn Cunnion Lower School Admissions

Carol Hook Receptionist

Cecilia Lechuga Custodian

A1 Doehrer Bus Driver

Elaine Heidler Kindergarten Aide

Shirley Hughes Kitchen

Charles Jones M aintenance

Jackie Lee Middle School Secretary

John M ack Custodian

Barbara Hendrickson Extended Day

James Kirkwood Custodian

Jessie Hinton Head Custodian

Darrell Knight Bus Driver

Diana McCullough Monique McGuire Lower School Pre-Kindergarten Secretary Aide

Leo Nez Custodian

Joan Risley Communications/ Events Coordinator

Victor W eber Director of Development

Beth Zink Community Relations and Publications

Jewell Nisbet School Nurse

Christine Palmer Librarian

Ed Pettengill Computer Support

Michael Phillips Custodian

Betty Reiff Bookstore

Karen Roberts Upper School Secretary

Dolores Smith Accountant

Dennis Sutter Maintenance

Adrian Tolino Kitchen

Trudy Tom Business Office

Gregory W est Head Groundskeeper

Ron Wiggins Director of Food Sevices

Harold Yeaman Grounds

Lyle Zealstorf Maintenance

Linda W right Kitchen

P re-k in d e r g a r t e n

Left to Right: (Front Row) Mrs. Milne, Harrison Ward, Philip Pachtman, Jarrid Fish, Christopher Gibbs, Tommy Burke, Brandon Norem, Emma-Claire Henderson, Mrs. Ingold. (Second Row) Miss McGuire, Sophie Bidwill, Kit York, Jennifer Papp, Eric Fram, Elena Uglietta, Connor Riley, Kevin Keenan, Colin Caskey, Mrs. LaMee. (Third Row) Laura Bodell, Mathew Landers, Hannah Meister, Philip Haenel, Jay Fielder, W illiam Perocchi, Anthony Conyers, Abigail Abraham, Gregory Peairs. (Back Row) Thomas Parides, Guy Gamble, Alexa Cohn, Ross Bryan, Emma Lyddon.

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^eft to Right: (Front Row) Nicholas Farrier, Matthew Barbey, Blake Lewkowitz, Carsten Hamann, Robbie Addison, Jack -looker. (Second Row) Mrs. Dalton, Emily Swindal, Anita Drootman, Danielle Weinberg, Clare Burmham, Aliena Goren, Mi Grace, Laura Reahard, Mrs. Rothrock. (Third Row) Hugh Schlott, Anna Connell, Lizzie Thompson, James Lundeen, Brian ..akin, Andru Roysden, Brittny Golding, Joshua Kantor. (Fourth Row) Samuel Monroe, Justin Wells, Schuyler Humes, Megan Donovan, David Jensen, Alex Beder, Rick Selling, Mrs. Heidler. (Back Row) Jimmy Li, Alec Davis, Faith Burton, Joseph locco, Jeffrey Johnson, Jax Cornell, Nicolas Genta, Erica Worthington.

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Left to Right: (Front Row) Sofie Lyddon, Kathryn Lorentzen, Dathan Hamann, Talia Sherman, Stephen Vrla, Christopher Yee, Harry Zeitlin, Jimmy McCain, Eden Brown, Shannon Malone. (Second Row) Sagan Beder, Alexandra Matloff, Charlotte Slocum, Rebecca Hirsch, Katie Overholt, Jordan Uglietta, BJ Neller, Courtney McConnell, Amanda Frederick. (Third Row) David Reiman, Ellie Abraham, M elissa Palm, James Yurka, Chris Parides, Lauren Weinberg, Michael Engle, Adam Kantor, Lucy Lippon, Cole Geringer. (Top Row) Mollie Linden, Michael Haenel, Thomas Maloney, Will Fielder, Ian Bucon, Dan Haddock, Connor Archbold, Emily Rector, Dominic DeMark, Carlie Lakin, Sarah Kozinn. Teachers (left to right): Mrs. Anderson, Ms. Kern, Mrs. Bruntz.

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Left to Right: (Front Row) Ryan Tree, Erica Casselman, Jamie Johnsen-Brigham, Dana Atwood, Alex Grodnik, Shannen Fish, [Catharine Fish, Bethany Smith, Kirk Bansak. (Second Row) Bryan McLaren, Justine Positano, Danny Tunney, Abby Bodell, Stephanie Papp, Emily Regan, Thomas Foglesong, Sean Bandawat. (Third Row) Mrs. Davis, Lauren Hendricks, Brandon La rrade, Danielle Skloven, Stephen Black, Randy Dhillon, Blake Randolph, Matthew Peairs, Mark Fleischaker, Florian Dotti, drs Munczek. (Fourth Row) Alexander Dru, Catherine Crook, Brianna Eller, Alexandra Heuser, Christopher McConnell, J. Cyle Whisler, Matthew Kostrivas, Richard Mackay, Christopher Beabeau, Jacob Swartz. (Back Row) Paul Folson, Grant fakis, Jason Root, Jeffrey DeSilva.

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Left to Right: (Front Row) Adam Sobczak, Eric Drootman, Tyrone Ray, Alexi Musallam, Jack McCain, Mark Semegen. (Second RowJ J ulie Johnson, Allison Pachtman, Elyse Williams, Jennifer Botero, Abby Zeitlin, Alisha Blischok, Jessica Kozinn. (Third Row) Dara Bryan* Adina Hirsch, Michael Vrla, Jonathan Halevy, Brigit Donovan, Jennifer Lewkowitz, Maggie Budzien, Ashley Humes, Mrs. Personius„ (Fourth Row) Mrs. Johnson, Lesley Silverthom, Elyse Williams, Jessica Worthington, Skyler Robertson, Matthew La Prade, Sarahi Spencer, Anna Marie Ward. (Fifth Row) Paige Knappenberger, Rishi Kumar,Sam Thompson, Aaron Bernard, Alexandra Gray, Elizabethj Reahard, Christopher Blandford. (Back Row) Doug Devereaux, Brianna Elwell, Jacob Crimmins, Valerie Garagiola, Sierra Seip, Christine Perocchi, Stephen Martori. • • J • • » . a .

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Lef t to Right: (Front Row) Lauren Perlow, Tiffany Vail, Nicole Wells, Elizabeth Foglesong, Meghan McCain, Becca Smalley, Lindsay Bodell, Whitney Henderson, Jessica Green, Stephanie Yee. (Second Row) Rachel Chase, Christie Jilly, Eric Austin, Peter Howell, Christian Lorentzen, Emily Burnett, Susan Scholl, William Dowling, Neil Smith, Sean Beresini, Joey Hooker. (Third Row) Sabrina Delafield, Ashley Becker, John Haddock, Justin Long, Becky McLaren, Julie Carland, Etkin Chamoglu, Alexa Binns, Angela Connell, Sally Handmaker, Elissa Eller. (Fourth Row) Mr, Fielder, Elizabeth Engle, Allison Smith, Brendan Selby, Brittany Davis, Rebecca Dalton, Alex Caskey, Joseph Yeargan, Michael Schneider, Christo Dru, Josh Soper, Skip Bansak, Mrs. Vierck. (Back Row) Ms. Edwards, Lauren Tree, Vincent Devlin, Sarah Scarborough, Alison Matthews, Simi Dhillon, Reid Davis.

Lo w e r Sc h o o l "Please do not disturb! A group of 4th grade geniuses are at workâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;sit back and admire the direction of their imagination." | (Sarah Scarborough, Sean Beresini, Vincent Devlin, Michael Schneider, _ Elizabeth Foglesong.)

Philip Pachtman skillfully avoids a sticky situation.

Whoosh! (Robbie Addison, Jay Lundeen, Jimmy Li)

Don't be fooled by Emily Swindal's j grace getting to the other end of the' monkey bars only looks easy.

From the mesmerized look in their eyes, it: could only be the beloved PCDS eagles. (Sam Monroe and Lizzie Thompson)

I D o n 't W a n n a G r o w U p Whoa! Connor Riley, do you have a license for that smile? Who needs sun and sand in California, when you can get it right here at PCDS? (Ross Bryan, Hannah Meister, and Connor Riley)

"Mission Control to Ellie Abraham, are you still with us? Over."

The Lower School at Phoenix Country Day includes Pre-K through 4th grades. These grades incorporate their own uniqueness and creative spirit into their everyday activities. Laughter and energy are the essential ingredients upon which the Lower School thrives. The Lower School contributes wholeheartedly to any special events or projects that the School sponsors; one of the things that students and teachers look forward to on Blue and Gold Day is the enthusiasm of the Lower School, with their blue and gold outfits. Sometimes, they even appear with blue faces and gold hair!!! The Lower School students always have radiant smiles and sunny attitudes which give PCDS an exuberant element of success.

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Life after School.

Left to Right: (Front Row) Matthew Curtis, Hannah Meister, Jimmy Li, Joseph Rocco, Matthew Barbey. (Back Row) Susan Scholl, Maggie Budzien, Jacob Crimmins, M aureen McNamee, Maureen Scholl.

M aggie Budzien and Justine 5ositano) "We can get by with a ittle help from our frien d s.. . "

With dimples flashing, Brandon Norem sets out to contradict the image of a "suffering artist."

Sky on the bottom? W hat will the future leaders of America think of next? (Hannah M eister and Brandon Norem)

This picture speaks for it self. (Top to Bottom: Sam Thompson, Jacob Crimmins, and Jonathan Halevy) All photos by Yen Tran.

Lower School Swim:

Left to Right: (Front Row) John Haddock, W illiam Dowling, Aaron Bernard, Tyrone Ray, Grant Pakis, Kyle Whisler, Richard Mackay, Matt Pearis, Paul Folson (Middle Row) Susan Scholl, Julie Carland, Whitney Henderson, Emily Rector, Allison Pachtman, Jennifer Botero, Katie Fish, Abby Bodell (Back Row) Coach Majeski, Simi Dhillon, Alexa Binns, M aureen Scholl, Lindsey Burnett, Alison Matthews, Sally Handmaker, Emily Burnett.

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^eft to Right: (Front Row) Jordan Uglietta, Nicholas Genta, Alec Davis, Danny Tunney, Florian Dotti, Dominic DeMark, Daniel Haddock, Jack Hooker (Back Row) Coach Maczuga, Shannon Malone, Sarah Spencer, Emily Regan, Jamie iohnsen-Brigham, M egan Donovan, Shannen Fish, Erica Worthington, Stephanie Papp, Faith Burton, Kathryn Lorentzen, Coach Majeski.

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There are many opportunities for the lower school students to pursue their interests. The lower school swimming program is one of the areas that many of the lower school students choose to explore. After school, Coach Dan Majeski meets with the lower school swim足 mers twice a week. The students begin by learning three major strokes and then they spend their time practicing them. Coach Majeski also ensures that his students learn the importance of water safety. At times, the dedication that these students place in the sport rivals that of Olympic trainers. That does not mean that these little "fishes" do not take time to enjoy them足 selves. On the contrary, the students claim that the lower school swimming program is a great place to meet new friends. These swimmers can often be seen splashing around and frolicking with their friends in between breaks.

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James Burnham Caitlin Burke Jamika Byas Evan DeMark Adam DeSilva

P.K. Fisher Justin Flanagan-Hyde Natalie Fleischaker Todd Gilbert Alexis Gordon

Christopher Jensen Nicole Jilly Guru Dharam Khalsa Lisa Kirkwood Michael LaPrade

Brent Langellier Adam Lewkowitz

Daniel Lowe Rebecca Lynch

David Morrill Laura Neller AshleyNemiro Christopher O'Connor Alexis Pasulka

Jason Platt Tommy Reahard Christopher Segraves Saranden Seip Sally Semegen

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Ann Marie Wells Benjamin Williams

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Courtney Becker Erin Beresini David Biel T.J. Blandford Darcy Bollman Benjamin Bottner Bobby Brook Lexie Carlson Justin Caskey Eser Chamoglu Casey Cornell Melanie Deutsch Kelly Devereaux Kathleen Dowling Michelle Duncan Sarah Engle Sebastian Fabricius Sacha Feinman Meredith Garagiola Beri Golding Bryant Guffey Ashley Gustafson Justin Hammar Morgan Henderson Sarah Hurwitz Callie Kant Babo Keiper Josh Leichtung Lance Litwin Doug Loback

Michael Lowe Gowtham Mahalingam Christopher Mallien-Davis Maureen McNamee Julie McReynolds Luke Morrison Geoffrey Pakis Evan Rand Abigail Rethore Kimberly Ruht Jeffrey Sand Bryan Silverthom Michael Simpson Mark Sipperley Jessica Skloven Brian Snyder Philip Stuart Scott Surdakowski Tom Symington Jesse Teer Amber Thompson Katie Thompson Tatum Vail Martin Ward Devin Wilkey Joshua Wright Ashley Yeargan Britnee Youngblood Mike Yurka

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Doran Arik Ted Atwood Jessica Berch Courtney Berg Adam Blankenheimer Lindsey Burnett John Coffee Kevin Daucher Kendra Davis Jamie Dessen Nick Deutsch Sarah Donovan Natalie Dulaney Robert Eacret Daniel Eagleburger Pier Fisher Andrew Funk Woody Galbraith Alexis Garson Scott Gilbert Hailey Harris Sam Hartzmark Jared Hermann Rob Hoxie Ryan Jorgenson Aubrey Knappenberger Angel Korer Albert Kraus Courtney Lewis Seth Lewkowitz

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Erin Lynch Judd Nemiro Zachary Oakland Sarah Pachtman Heath Packard Sasha Pasulka Jason Pawloski Clay Pell Elizabeth Perla Brian Pletcher Michael Rector Rebecca Reiman Garett Robertson Sarah Robertson Beau Roysden Stephanie Sandor Erika Saretsky F.J. Schofield Maureen Scholl Andrew Selby Nat Shultz Chris Strohm Lena Watanabe Tiffany Westlie Aubrey Wieger Catherine Yee

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Sasha Borsand Amelia Brown Jill Carland Cassie Carrejo Peter Chiarelli Jamie Couche David Dobrusin Matt Driscoll Noah Ellman Robert Felix Kate Ferris Jimmy Fitzgerald Christopher Frederick Katie Green Nell Haddock Linsday Hanson-Campeau Wyatt Harris Kristen Hendricks Elizabeth Hewson Todd Himelrick Christine Iobst Tami James Michael Kahn Brooke Lewis Amanda Mabey Danielle McKenna Erin McKinley Roy Miele Adam Manika Becky Moretsky

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Ashley Morrill Joseph Musallam Ariella Neville Kelly Noble David North II Courtney Pakis Christy Pietzsch Jamie Plaza Whitney Pozgay Diana Quinzani Mariah Rand Chris Rethore Audrey Robertson Ty Robertson Krista Scott Carrie Smalley Sara Steinberg Jeff Surdakowski Aylin Tashman Rebecca Teitel Meryl Thomas Margaret Tillman John Townsend Amy Van Arsdale Aaron Walker Eric Wassmann Scott Wilson

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Above: Justin Flanagan-Hyde looks puzzled when he realizes how much science homework he has. Top Right: Chris O'Connor is explaining to his partner how to answer question five. Middle Right: The fifth grade girls giggle when their picture is taken. Right: The fifth grade boys have fun during their lunch by doing their homework and making funny faces. Layout by Lynn Seawell and Becca Buros Photos by Sarah Buros and T om Harvey

6t h G rade In T h e M id s t O f T he M id d l e Sc h o o l Ashley Gustafson prepares to go to her next class by getting books out of her locker.

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M i d d l e Sc h o o l CYA VARSITY FLAG FOOTBALL (L-R) 1st Row: Jim Fitzgerald, Dave Dobrusin, Todd Himelrick, Adam Manika, M ike Kahn, Jeff Surdakowski, Chris Rethore, Matt Driscoll, Joe Musallam. 2nd Row: Aaron Walker, Eric Wassmann, Dave North, Scott Wilson, Jamie Couche, W yatt Harris, Roy Miele, John Townsend, Coach Lee.

A TEAM FLAG FOOTBALL (L-R) 1st Row: Jesse Teer, Luke Morrison, Scott Surdakowski, Sebastian Fabricius, Chris Strohm, F.J. Schofield. 2nd Row: Judd Nemiro, Robert Eacret, Benjamin Bottner, Nick Deutsch, Heath Packard, Ryan Jorgenson, Geoff Pakis, Woody Galbraith, Ted Atwood, Jared Hermann, Coach Walker.

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(L-R) 1st Row: David Tiro, Tommy Reahard, Jason Platt, | Chris O'Connor, Ben Williams,] Brian Snyder, Michael LaPradej David Bandawat. 2nd Row: Brent Langellier, Martin Ward, Doug Loback, Randall Smalley J P.K. Fisher, Evan Rand, Guru I Dharam Khalsa, Chris Jensen. 1 3rd Row: Coach Ellingson, Gowtham Mahalingam, Justin I Hammar, Edwin Barnes, David Morrill, Sacha Feinman, Adam I DeSilva, James Burnham.

Fall S p o r t s CYA VARSITY VOLLEYBALL (L-R) Top Row: Aylin Tashman, Brooke Lewis, Courtney Pakis, Rebecca Teitel, Sasha Borsand, Erin McKinley, Krista Scott, Nell Haddock, Audrey Robertson. Bottom Row: Meryl Thomas, Cassie Carrejo, Jamie Plaza, Carrie Smalley, Kristen Hendricks, Kelly Noble, Christie Pietzsch, Jill Carland, Amy Van Arsdale, Lindsay Hanson.

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(L-R) 1st Row: Aubrey Knappenberger, Sarah Donovan, Alexis Garson, Courtney Lewis. Back Row: Kendra Davis, Courtney Berg, Hailey Harris, Angel Korer, Sasha Pasulka.

(L-R) 1st Row: Ashley Burgess, Ashley Nemiro. 2nd Row: Laura Neller, Jessica Bucon, Alexis Pasulka, Nicole Jilly. 3rd Row: Coach Buelow, Rebecca Lynch, Ann Wells, Laura Biel.

CYA J R VARSITY VOLLEYBALL L-R) Amber hompson, Babo eiper, Erin eresini, Ashley riictaferm Upri lustafson, Beri lolding, Morgan enderson, Tatum rail, Julie IcReynolds, Sarah |ngle, Lexie arlson, Casey bm ell, Coach wiess.

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BOYS "A" TEAM BASKETBALL Front Row: (Left to Right) Roy Miele, Jason Pawloski, P eter C h ia re lli, F.J. Schofield. Middle Row: Sam Hartzmark, Heath Packard, Chris Rethore, Judd N em iro, Robert Eacret. Back Row: Jared Hermann, Andy Funk, Christopher Frederick, Ryan Jorgenson, Noah Ellman. (Not Pictured: Jim Fitzgerald, John Townsend, Coach Ellingson) BOYS "B" TEAM BASKETBALL Front Row: (Left to Right) Evan DeM ark, Justin Flanagan-H yde, Chris O'Connor, P.K. Fisher, J a s o n P l a t t , A dam Lewkowitz, Ben Williams. B ack Row : M ic h ae l LaPrade, David Tiro, Todd Gilbert, Adam DeSilva, Zach Israel, Daniel Lowe. (Not Pictured: Coach Ellingson)

BOYS "CYAVARSITY" BASKETBALL Front Row: (Left to Right) Matt D riscoll, Aaron Walker, Adam Manika, Jo足 seph Musallam, Mike Kahn, David Dobrusin. Back Row: David North, Jamie Couche, Scott Wil足 son, Wyatt Harris, Eric Wassmann. (Not Pictured: Todd Himelrick, Coach Walker)

GIRLS "A" TEAM SOCCER ront Row: (Left to Right) .ubrey Knappenberger, ourtney Lewis, Cassie arrejo, Rebecca Reiman, atherine Yee, Aubrey Sieger. Middle Row: Aylin ashman, Kendra Davis, ailey Harris, Courtney erg, Angel Korer, Sasha orsand. Back Row: Ariella eville, Audrey Robertson, iz Hewson, Erin McKinley, leryl Thomas. (Not Picired: Christy Pietzsch, oach Buelow)

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YS "CYA- JUNIOR VARSITY" BASKETBALL Row: (Left to Right) ria n S n y d e r, S c o tt urdakowski, Sebastian abricius, James Burnham, 1 Smalley. Back . Josh Leichtung, David iel, Edwin Barnes, Doug Ben Bottner, Jesse eer, TJ. Blandford. (Not ictured: David Morrill, !oach H o b lit, Coach dvelo)

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Girls 'A' Team Softball (left to right) Ashley Yeargan, Angel Korer, Amber Thompson, Alex Garson, Jamie Dessen, Meryl Thomas, Coach Swiess.

Girls 'B' Team Softball Front Row: (left to right) Sally Semegen, Ashley Nemiro, Laura Neller, Ashley Burgess, Jessica Bucon, Saranden Seip. Middle Row: Kim Ruht, Beri Golding, Annie Wells, Ashley Gustafson, Laura Biel, Lisa Kirkwood. Back Row: Sarah Engle, Michelle Duncan, Lexie Carlson, Casey Cornell, Coach Buelow.

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Boys 'B' Team Soccer Back(ltor)JohnM lchet Martin Ward, Doug Loback Geoff Pakis, Mark Sipperley, David Biel, Coach Pilling. Middle (1 to r): Jason Platt, Ben Williams, Brent Langellier, Randall Smalley, PK Fisher, David Tiro, Justin Caskey, Sacha Feinman. Front (1 to r): Sebastian Fabricius, Justin Hammar, James Burnham, Grant Walker, Tommy Reahard. (Not Pictured: Scott Surdakowski, Brian Snyder.)

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Back Row: (Left to Right) Cassie Carrejo, Brooke Lewis, Jamie Plaza, Carrie Smalley, Mike Kahn, Whitney Pozgay, Meredith Garagiola, Ashley Yeargan, Brian Snyder, David Biel. Front Row: Meryl Thomas, Jamie Couche, Sasha Pasulka, Doran Arik, Chris Rethore, Robert Eacret, Scott Surdakowski, Brent Langellier, Leore Arik, Saranden Seip, Mark Sipperley.

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First row left to right: Natalie Dulaney, Aubrey Wieger, Lena Watanabe, Elizabeth Perla, Erin Lynch, Judd Nemiro, Roy Miele, Scott Surdakowski, Daniel Eagleburger, Jason Pawloski, Jared Hermann, Seth Lewkowitz, Andy Funk, Garett Robertson, Adam Blankenheimer. Second row: Audrey Robertson, Christine Iobst, Sara Steinberg, Elizabeth Hewson, Brooke Lewis, Kelly Noble, Doran Arik, Stephanie Sandor, Lindsay Hanson-Campeau, Sasha Pasulka, Amelia Brown, Mariah Rand, F.J. Schofield, Woody Galbraith, Heath Packard, Nat Shultz, Sam Hartzmark, Kevin Daucher, John Coffee. Third row: Nell Haddock, Angel Korer, John Townsend, Diana Quinzani, Ariella Neville, Ted Atwood, Aaron Walker, Chris Rethore. Fourth row: Whitney Pozgay, Amy VanArsdale, Jill Carland, Courtney Pakis, Cassie Carrejo, Jamie Couche, Danielle McKenna, Rebecca Teitel, Becky Moretsky, Christy Pietzsch, Erin McKinley, Sasha Borsand, Krista Scott, Christopher Frederick, Scott Wilson, David North, Ty Robertson, Peter Chiarelll Ryan Jorgenson, Nick Deutsch, David Dobrusin, Todd Himelrick, Matt Driscoll.

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S t r in g E nsem ble (Left to Right) Micheal Hoesch, John Rector, Kristin Abbate, Rachel Finkelstien, Ms. Ferguson (Instructor), Jessica Van Tuyl. (Not Shown: Brooke Silverstein, Courtney Smalley)

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THE 9TH GRADE Sarah Palestrant, President Kristin Altman, Vice-president Trey Packard, Treasurer Lauren Beckenbaugh, Secretary Geoffrey Alcorn Caroline Amiel Elizabeth Benoit Jonas Blume Lauren Bottner April Brooks * Alice Brown Rebecca Buros Reginald Cooper Jon Ashley Corcoran Katherine Cutrer Emily Delgado

Britany Engelman Josh Finberg Jessie Gauntt Peter Geantil Kevin Ghaswala David Henry Michael Hoesch Chris Hoeye Jay Kahn Carolyn Karo Jonathan Krause Graham Kretchman

Nina Latimer Melissa Lewis Devon Loback Jessica Lyons Quent Manika Randy Mata Kevin McReynolds Anamay Melmed Christopher Michet Jenny Noble Matthew O'Connor Sarah Parry Mithun Patel Janelle Plaza Kathleen Potter John Rector Darren Ringel Samantha Robertson Roman Rozinov Chris Sandor Lynn Seawell Debra Sheets David Synder Ethan Stewart Paul Surdakowski Melissa Tominac Lawson Tree Matthew Tyler Sarah Vieh Carrie Watson Eric West Ryan Wilson Jonathan Winer

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Kristin Abbate Vera Almann Laura Balis Ted Begun Scott Bleier Arvind Bobra ..

Sonal Bobra Lori Brown Sarah Buros Stephanie Cohen Eric Cornwell Anne Dowling Matthew Ferris Rachel Finkelstein Katie Flanagan-Hyde Julie Geantil Marissa Gerdes Seana Giardini Jon Gimbel Beale Harrison Emily Jeffries Leslie Johnson Annie Kaufman Jennifer Kniff

Sarah Lee Cari Lentzsch Rachel Lowe Katie Lyon Jacqueline Mass Revah McKinnon Kimberly Melde Andy Mendelson Jenny Mendelson Jerry Mischel Aria Nemiro Tope Owoyemi Nancy Perla Zeb Portanova Alison Pulaski Alexandre Quinzani Christie Randt Michael Reilly Becka Rethore David Schmid Erich Schweikher Edmund Sherman Brooke Silverstein Courtney Smalley Paul Sraow Kristin Stamm Samantha Stoller Jennifer Sweet Jasmine Tashman Sarah Thompson

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Meghan DeMark Joel Feinman Nicole Felker Laura Frieder Christina Gebert

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Chris Mee Markar Naradikian

Christy Pell Kate Portanova Alexandra Rethore Toby Roberts Marianna Rozinov

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"Listen to your life. See it for the fathomless mystery that it is. In the boredom and pain of it no less than in the excitement and gladness: touch, taste, smell your way to the holy and hidden heart of it because in the last analysis all moments are key moments, and life itself is grace." - Frederick Buechner

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Do or do not; there is no try. - Yoda the Jedi Master

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I belong to no organized political party - 1 am a Democrat. -Will Rogers

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There are teams named Smith and teams named Grabowski. . . We're a Grabowski. -Ditka

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Look that up in your Funk and W agnall !!! I wake to sleep, and take my waking slow I feel my fate in what I cannot fear, learn by going where I have to go. - Theodore Roethke

"Nobody knew my rose of the world but me I had too much glory. They don't want glory like that in nobody's heart."-- The Rose Tattoo

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I can believe anything provided it is incredible.—Oscar Wilde Friendship is one mind in two bodies.—Memcus Apathy is a sort o f living oblivion.—Horace Greeley I am a part o f all that I have met.—Alfred, Lord Tennyson

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Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. —Aaron Burr Give me a firm place to stand and I will move the earth. —Archimedes Never underestimate the power of human stupidity. —Robert Heinlein

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T he Lifers

They've survived thirteen years of trials and tribulations. Meal after meal of cafeteria food, exciting trips to study oceanography and to conquer ropes courses, endless homework assignments, one too many trips to Salome, Arizona for sports games, and watching PCDS grow and expand are only some of the infinite experiences they've had here at PCDS. These students have survived it all, and are still here to tell about it. Congratulations, Hallie, Ravi, Hollye, Ashley, Stuart, and Brad!

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The Middle School building was completed just in time for the 1994-1995 school year.

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S e n io r S peeches There is one common topic of conversation among the seniors at PCDS each year â&#x20AC;&#x201D;Senior Speeches. The Senior Speech at PCDS has become one of the most interesting and rewarding experiences with which a student leaves PCDS. Not only does the senior gain from this experience, but fellow classmates and teachers learn things they never knew before. This year's speeches ranged from vigilantism, anger, The Doors, living with illness, reincarnation, to moutaineering. Everyone in the Senior class did a wonderful job. So, Juniors, despite the initial feeling of petrifying nervousness, the senior speech really isn't all that bad. It's actually kind of fun.

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Y e a r b o o k St a f f : AM AZING PEOPLE W ITH INFINITE CREATIVITY A N D ENERGY!

The Czars of yearbook -j editors Sarah Michet,i Jocelyn Jacobs, Lindsayi Schmid and Mark Leibow.,

Behind the scenes of yearbook Courtney and M arissa show us how it's done.

Three days until the deadline, Ms. Howard!

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Front Row: K.Altman, J.Plaza, L.Seawell, B.Burros, E.Hill, Y.Tran, Ms.Howard. Row 2: M.Leibow, H.Laabs, J.Greene, J.Spack, S.Ghaswala, A.Allison. Row 3: S.Schwartz, N.Latimer, J.Mischel, S.Stuart, M.Tyler, M.Tominac. Row 4: C.Smalley, M.Gerdes, L.Johnson. Row 5: J.Mass, S.Michet, L.Schmid, J.Jacobs, H.Schumacher, J.Rudnick, K.Brook.

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| |THE STAFF: Fifth Row (from left to right)- C. Rudnick, M. Gullen, A. Mendelson, P. Weinmeister, A. Bobra, C. Lentzsch, D. Snyder, D. Henry. Fourth Row- J. Wynn, C. Klock, C. Fennell, M. Tominac, S. Palestrant, A. Brown, A. IMelmed, K. Altman, J. Kahn, C. Karo. Third Row- J. Rudnick, M. DuMont, L. Schmid, R. Bisla, N. Perla, B. Silverstein, IS. Bobra, J. Gimbel, A. Garson, J. Winer. Second Row- J. Feinman, P. Bayless, L. Balis, M. DeMark, S. Schwartz, P. â&#x2013; Geantil, Q. Manika, M. O'Connor, M. Leibow. First Row- M. Spiegel, H. Jacobson, R. Silverstein, E. Loback, K. Brook, J. | Gimbel, Z. Thomas, K. Weinmeister, Mr. Edelman.

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(L to R) Top Row: Jamie Rudnick, Sarah Michet, Corey Rudnick, Ashley Dorrance, Stacey Piccinati, Hallie Jacobson. Second Row: Tina Gebert, Jill Betterly, Hollye Schumacher, Natasha Bernard. Bottom Row: Rebecca Brooks, Kristen Brook, Evan Schoninger. Mr. Cook in hiding.

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(L to R) Back Row: Mr. Coon, Hallie Jacobson, Jenny Millinger, Jordy Wynn, Ted Begun. Bottom Row: Rebecca Brooks, Marianna Rozinov, Corey Rudnick.

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L to R) Back Row: Mr. Coon, Jocelyn Jacobs, M att Gullen. Second Row: Cari Lentzsch, Jenny Millinger, porey Rudnick, Karl Weinmeister. Bottom Row: Tracy Wanner, Jordy Wynn, Sonia Lancy, Hallie [acobson, Jamie Rudnick, Michael Spiegel.

S enate Left to Right: (Front Row) Jeremy Ringel, Mischy DuMont, Erin Loback, Rusty Silverstein (Presi足 dent), Ashley Waters, Devon Loback, Alex Rethore. (Back Row) Jon Winer, David Snyder, Jordy Wynn, Kristin Abbate, Rachel Lowe, Brooke Silverstein.

Mr. Hendrickson, the faculty advisor, always has great ideas and advice for the student organizations.

What has Rusty Silverstein, President of the Senate, thought of now?

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Team 2 Left to Right: (Front Row) Mithun Patel, Sarah Palestrant, Alice Brown. (Second Row) Corey Beder, Jon Winer, Becka Rethore.

Team 3 Left to Right: (Front Row) John Rector, David Henry. (Second Row) Kevin McReynolds, Jay Kahn, David Snyder.

Faculty Advisors: Mr. Schweikher, Ms. Salzmann

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The One-Acts December 10, 1994

The Poet and the Rent Starring: Jonathan Ashley, Mischy DuMont, Jenny Millinger, Katie FlanaganHyde, Sarit Melmed, Samantha Robertson, Trey Packard, Revan McKinnon, Nina Latimer. Director: Mr. Edelman

While Shakespeare Slept Starring: Corey Beder, Jenny Millinger, Nancy Perla, Rachel Finkelstein, Sarah Palestrant, Revan McKinnon, Jenny Noble, Samantha Robertson, Stephanie Cohen. Director: Dr. Collins

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THE AWARENESS CLUB

Community involvement is the main goal of the Service and Awareness Club, which has undertaken various projects including a party for 130 homeless children. Members c o n tin u o u sly fu n d ra ise fo r c h a rita b le causes and encourage awareness of en足 vironm ental and human and animal rights issu e s. Ninth graders th ro u g h seniors actively participate and present their ideas.

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Left to Right: (Front Row) Rachel Lowe, Yen Tran, Amy Watson, Julie Geantil, Mithun Patel, Ashley Waters. (Second Row) David Snyder, Cari Lentzsch, Nicole Felker, Andrew Arbesman, Brad Durchslag, Ravi Bisla, Paolo Bayless, Arvind Bobra. (Back Row) Jonathan Winer, Alex Rethore, Brent Fraser, Mr. Martin, Meghan DeMark, Tom Krause.

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Left to Right: (Front Row) Randy Mata, Eric West, Roman Rozinov, Michael Hoesch, Nicole Felker, Shawna Wekherlien, April Brooks. (Second Row) Konrad Lee, M arkar Naradikian, Mikhail Ulinich, Jon Gimbel, Erich Schweikher, Erich Shoemaker. (Back Row) Kevin Ghaswala, Chris Hoeye, Josh Finberg, Christopher Klock, Edmund Sherman, Michael Reilly, Mr. Bruning. photos by M ark Leibow

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[ft to Right: (Front Row) Tracy Wanner, Riana Linsky, Kimberly Melde, Jasmine Tashman, r. Anton. (2nd Row) Trey Packard, Summer Stuart, Samantha Robertson, Jessie Gauntt. (3rd pw) David Snyder, Jay Kahn, David Henry, Jonathan Winer, Sarah Lee, Heather Laabs, Jessica [per, Sonia Ghaswala, Jennifer Sweet, Konrad Lee. (Back Row) Simon Brown, Christopher ee, Tobias Roberts, Paolo Bayless.

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Le a d e r s h i p The first step to success.

(L-R) Back Row: Corey Beder, Adam Garson, Anoop Bhatheja, Jordan Wynn, Chris Bedford. Second Row: Amy Watson, Yen Tran, Marianna Rozinov, Riana Linsky, Joel Feinman. Next Row: Scott Schwartz, Arden O'Connor, Alex Rethore, Christine Sturman, Kate Portanova, Jessica Soper, Nicole Felker. Front Row: Anne Allison, Jordan Spack, Heather Laabs, Erin Hill, Jessica Greene, Meghan DeMark, Sonia Ghaswala, Kacy Anderson, Jill Betterly, Christie Pell.

This group of energetic and goal oriented juniors are given an opportunity to improve and tune up their leadership skills. They meet once a week with Counselor Anne Salzmann in small groups. They learn to communicate effectively with their fellow classmates and express their feelings openly. Take a closer look at these future leaders of our community!

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3ack Row: Jill Betterly, Christie Pell, Cara Palestine. Front Row: Anne Dowling, Leslie Johnson, Aria Nemiro.

pie Horticulture Club gives the students a chance to grow their [green thumbs." Each member learns how to grow and nourish i/arious types of plants, pie result of their work s now proudly displayed in front of jVfadden Hall in the I Mischel Garden.

The Poster Club is a new addition to PCDS extracurricular activities. These students, along with their advisor, Ms. Garfield, use their creativity to design posters and art boards for all kinds of occasions. Their marks can be seen all over the school whether an advertisement for the school play or just a splash of color to encourage school spirit.

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Back Row: (L-R) Mr. Anton, Markar Naradikian, Jon Gimbel, Sarah Lee. Front Row: Tracy Wanner, Jessica Soper, Christine Sturman, Kate Portanova. Not Pictured: Jonathan Silverberg, Tom Krause, Chris Klock, Stuart Hackett, Brad Durchslag, Zach Gordon, Mischy DuMont, Matt Gullen, Jeremy Joseph, Eric Kaitz, Corey Rudnick, Julie Geantil, Emily Jeffries, Matt Ferris, Jenny Mendelson, David Schmid, Devon Loback, Melissa Lewis, Carolyn Karo, Sarah Parry, Ryan Wilson, Ms. Seror.

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Left to Right: (Front Row) M. Dumont, J. Tashman, K. Potter. (Second Row) E. Beniot, C. Spetzler, Dr. Caglieris. (Back Row) H. Schumacher, J. Mass, M. Demark, D. Allen. Middle right: Kristin Altman gets prepared to bump the ball. Right: Danielle Allen and Megan DeMark are told to say "CHEESE!"

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Far Left: Katie Potter has total concentration as she dives for the ball. Left: Christina Spetzler, Danielle Allen, Jacqueline Mass, Megan DeMark and Mischy DuMont pose for a team picture during a break. Below: Katie Potter, Nina Latimer, and Elizabeth Benoit spectate as Kristin Stamm awaits the volleyball.

Above: Danielle Allen has perfect technique as she serves the ball. Left to Right: (Front Row) E. Beniot, K. Altmann, J. Plaza, S. Stoller. (Second Row) K. Potter, J. Kniff, K. Stamm, A. Melmed, Coach Lee. (Back Row) N. Latimer, A. Kaufman, R. McKinnon, K. Lyon.

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Sw i m m i n g A n d D i v i n g M ake A Sp l a sh The Swimming Team First row, from left: Gail Bleakney, Andy Mendelson, Leslie Johnson, Jenny M endelson, Nicole Felkner, Erin Hill, Jordan Spack, Anne Allison, Sarah Parry, Alex Rethore, Peter Geantil, M att O'Connor. Second row, from left: Chris Mee, Emily Jeffries, Chris Bedford, Tasha Bernard, Arden O'Connor, Stacey Piccinati, Julie Levenberg, Trey Packard, Graham Kretchman, Cari Lentzsch.

Tracy performs one of her amazing dives.

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Al mo s t . . . huff h u f f . . . there . . . huff h u f f . . . Chris!

The Diving Team From Left: Becca Rethore, Peter Geantil, Tracy Wanner, Trey Packard, Summer Stuart.

Above, left: Julie and Stacey take time out from their rigorous practice schedule to pose for the camera. Above: Watch out Tracy! One step backward and . . . splash!

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Eric Kaitz, what can we say, he is a natural.

Jo n S ilv erb erg in his days as a ballerina!

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Erich Schweikher practices his form when nobody is around.

The soccer team plays while number twenty, Paul Surdakowski, wanders around the field.

op Row (L-R) Michael Spiegel, Jon Silverberg, Jeremy Ringel, Jeff Gimbel, Jon imbel, Whitney Symington, Julie Geantil. Middle Row: Brent Fraser, Benji oretsky, M att Gullen, Markar Naradikian, Mikhail Ulinich, Eric Kaitz, Brad urchslag, Stuart Hackett. Front Row: Kevin Ghaswala, David Schmid, Zeb Jortanova, Erich Schweikher, Matt Ferris, Michael Reilly and Paul Surdakowski. Coached by Mr. Wilkins

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TAKE A RUN FORTHE BORDER THE FIRST DAYS OF CROSS COUNTRY

Top right: HEY KARL, W HAT'S UP? T o p Lef t : Phi l ! Y o u n g Theodore is catching up! Bottom: (L-R) Mr. FlanaganH y d e , R a v i Bi s l a , T e d Begun, Paul "Gumby" B ayless, Eric Shoem aker, Karl "Stud" W einm eister, Edmund Sherman. (Bottom Row) Beth Begun, Em ily D elgado, D evon L oback, Jerry M ischel, Phil Weinmeister, Darren Ringel, Chris Michet, not pictured M att Tyler.

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Ravi Bisla and Gumby are off on another expedition in Cross Country.

Devon Loback and Emily Delgado have big smiles for the camera as they begin their run.

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Back Row: (Left to Right) Mr. Kosower, Kate Portanova, Devon Loback, Emily Delgado, Elizabeth Benoit, Katie Potter, Julie Geantil, Jenny Mendelson, Ms. Lee. Front Row: Carrie DeMark, Anne Allison, (Co-Captain) Christina Spetzler, (C o-C aptain)D anielle A llen, Meghan DeMark, Emily Jeffries

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Record: 13-6

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Back Row: (Left to Right) Chris Michet, Chris Sandor, Jonathan Krause, Tope Owoyemi, Coach Ellingson, Jon Gimbel, (Co-Cap足 t ai n) Jer r y Mi s c h e l , Paul Surdakowski. Front Row: Lawson Tree, Michael Giardini, Matt Tyler, Matt O'Connor, Eric Shoemaker, (Co-Captain) Phil Weinmeister, Michael Reilly.

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Back Row: (Left to Right) Coach Ellingson, Becca Buros, Emily Delgado, Elizabeth Benoit, Debra Sheets, Jessica Lyons, Coach Lee. Front Row: Kate Portanova, Devon Loback, (Co-Captain) Britany Engelman, (Co-Captain) Jenny Mendelson.

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Front Row (Left to Right): Jerry Mischel, Chris Klock. Back Row: Coach Jerry Keever, Mike Abrams, Zach Gordon, Matt O'Connor, Adam Garson, Konrad Lee, Toby Roberts.

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Congratulations & Good Luck to the Class of '95

From Your PCDS Booster Club • SUPER EAGLE BOOSTER MEMBERS • ABRAHAM • ALLEN • ALLISON • ALTMAN • ANDERSON • BANDAWAT BECKENBAUGH • BERNARD BANSAK • BARNES BOTTNER • BROOK • COHENBETTERLY • BIDWILL COUCHE • DELGADO DURCHSLAG • CORNELL DEVEREAUX • DEVLIN DEMARK • DESSEN FEINMAN • FERRIS • GALBUT DONOVAN- BYERS GIMBEL • GIMBEL-SCHWARTZ GAMBLE • GEANTIL HACKETT • HARRIS • HEWSON GUSTAFSON • HAENEL JEFFRIES • JOHNSON • KAITZ HLMELRICK • IOBST KRAUSE * KRETCHMAN KANT* KARO U • LOBACK LEVENBERG • LEWIS LYONS • MACKAY LORENTZEN MCKINLEY MCCAIN MEISTER MCREYNOLDS MERRIMANMENDELSON MICHET • MINTZER HARRISON MORRISON MISCHEL OWOYEMI • PAKIS O'CONNOR PORTANOVAPERLA • PICCINATI BELL • RAND NOYES • POTTERREILLY • RETHORE RANDT• RAY SANDOR RINGEL • ROBERTS SMALL • SPACKSEGRAVES • SILVERBERG SURDAKOWSKI TYLER • SPETZLER • STAMM TREE • VAN TUYL TEER • THOMPSON • TOWNSEND WYNN • YEARGAN WASSMANN • WEINMEISTER ► BOOSTER MEMBERS • BLEAKNEY • CARLAND BECKER • BEDER • BERESINI KEIPER • DUMONT COOPER • DEANGELISGILBERT • HADDOCK FOGLESONG • FRAM HENDERSON • HOWELL • HURWITZ STANTON • HAMANN • HARVEY MALONE • NELLER • PLATT • PLETCHER JENSEN • KANTOR • MALLIEN-DAVIS ROOT • SCHLOTT • YURKA

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Dear Hoi lye, Know th a t each day you can make a difference in one person's life by being encouraging, uplifting, and inspiring. Know th a t th is PCDS exit is an entry to somewhere of higher learning and great destiny. Know th a t there have been many fond memories.. .thanks to PCDS! Thanks to the teachers fo r opening the d o o r...

CONGRATULATIONS! P est Wishes To The Class of 1995!

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Grant Kemlo 7 th Grade

John Michet 6th Grade

Taylor Guerin 9th Grade

Steve Garrity 7 th Grade

Laura Simchak i()th Grade

MIDDLE SCHOOL STRINGS IFront (1-r): M.Garagiola, L. Carlson, J. Skloven, J. Teer, E. Chamoglu, B. Silverthom, C. Becker, K. Thompson, Ms. Ferguson. Back Row (1-r): J. Townsend, M. Rector, B. Roysden, S. Pachtman, P. Fisher, C. Pell, R. Felix, A. Mabey. (Not Shown - S. Borsand, E. McKinley, M. Scholl)

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LINDSAY: Your positive attitude and commitment made life a little bit more enjoyable during those long yearbook months. Your efforts and "skill with the computer" were wonderful!

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Thank you to: MARY!, the Latin II class (Eric, Amy, and Yen), the many faculty and administrators, especially Ms. Garfield and Dr. Cags.

M k NEUFER(The Computer God): Thank you for all your technical (and emotional!) support. Your knowledge of the mighty computer saved us oh so many, many, many times!

We managed to create something out of nothing! It is impossible to acknowledge JULIE: Wow! You did it, and all by yourself, may I add! The ads could not have turned out so creative, professional, everything you did for the yearbook. Without organized, and . . . PERFECT without the countless hours your dedication, time, you put in. You even improved your phone skills . . . ! creative energy, and MARK: Your photography skills, determination, and patience, nothing would eagerness to help made everything go just that bit smoother. have been accomplished. You even managed to dodge a few footballs thrown here Your organizational skills and there! saved us from many a disaster. Your room A N D . . . Jocelyn: Thanks for all your great ideas and efforts - you mastered the art of the senior page quite w ell!. became a "home away from home" for the . . . Courtney: We could count on you for all those last minute pages and corrections. Thanks for your hard work! dedicated souls, and your lightheartedness was . . . Yen: Your contribution was more than we expected always appreciated. from any of the staff. Great job! . . .

To the PCDS Community: The Phoenician is a student-run publication produced entirely by students with the assistance of a faculty advisor. The staff of the Phoenician is composed o f enthusiastic and dedicated students who are willing to make a Isignificant effort towards producing a high quality yearbook. The yearbook is an extra-curricular activity which often meets several times per week and on weekends. The time and energy put in by these students is truly commendable. The editors, staff, and advisor have made every effort to check for spelling mistakes, omissions, and photographic errors. Despite our efforts, we apologize for any errors which may have gone unnoticed. We hope that you Ienjoy this year's yearbook and appreciate the generous dedication of our students.

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