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A DAY IN THE LIFE . . .

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"Is this chicken fiesta or chicken fiasco?" See Spa, see Spot rah, ruh, run; see Spot run te, to Jih, seeSpot run to Jill"

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"Why does that phonekeep ringing?"

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te a quick note home:r Mom and Dad,roommate and I are getting along really well

I drift off to sleep as I think of another tun, yet academi-cally challenging, day here at the beloved school in themidst of cornfields that we are so proud to call home.

iike the dreams of theare better than the his-f of the past" -Patrickiry

STUDENT LIFE

Ill Form

First Row: Hammell, Hirsh L., Cordeiro C, Pearce, Clarkson, Laryea, Bozick, Morse, Farland, Grant E., Caruthers L., Teach, Hwong, Nicoll;Second Row: Ansell, Bowers, DeLashmutt, Gilbreath, Bergland, Fogle, Wilkinson, Sibert, Salas, Sandoval, Ms. Sharkey; Third Row: Mr. Cald-well, King, Lahey, Rhame, Frazier, Boyle, Fischer, Birdsey, Hickman, Dalmau, Baer A., Meeks; Fourth Row: Venutolo, Allen, Shay, JoumblatB., Gerard, Collins, Todhunter, Goldsworthy, DeSalvo, Scoville; Fifth Row: Wolinski, McLean, Kim S., Saathoff, Brayton D., Rockwell A.,Berrett, Conell, Snider

Through the unique experience of Echo Hill, our formhas started a foundation for friendships that will last alifetime. After the awkwardness of getting used to livingso closely with unfamiliar people, the third form has suc-ceeded in adjusting to life at SAS. Through the closenessof corridor life, conversations in Moss and Pell commonrooms, and fun filled Saturday nights, our class hasformed a bond which will continue to build throughoutour years here as SAS. Just think, only three years to go.

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IV Form

Front Row: Caswell Ang., Lowa, Keeley M., Saunders, Marvel, Foster C, Bugg, Atwater, Laramy, Counts, Barker, Wieland, Amapindi,Juliano, Tucker; Second Row: Phillips, Corny, Caswell Ann., Auguste, Zarchin, Green, Smith H., Wun A., Flippin, Devine, Pilkington,Vaughn, Royer, Awantang, Nicklin, Holderness, Mrs. Stegeman: Third Row: Mr. Bates, Rochester, Moneta C., Gray, Jenkins S., Mones,McDonough, Hovan, Johnson B., Sykes, Cowan, Westfall, Walter, Brauner, Fontanilla, Kinsey, Ward, Crow, Fujas; Fourth Row: Heckman,Smith C., Wilson, Cuervo, duPont, Vassalotti, Baldwin; Fifth Row: Lauten, Dolan, Jewell, Owens, Heinle, Joumblat N., Kim E., Griffin,Harrington, Leonard, Pietras, Hance, Comstock, Cho S., Connell, Clay, Watkins, Breakwell, Downs

Being the largest class in the school, this year'sfourth form was fortunate to have such a diverseand talented group of students. The class adjustedwell to almost doubling in size, and accomplishedmuch together during this incredible year. Theform's major feat was the semi-formal, which wasa huge success thanks to the form advisors, Mr.Bates and Mrs. Stegeman. They helped make ouryear both enjoyable and memorable. This fourthform class definitely proved themselves to be a sig-nificant part of the school through their manyambitious endeavors. Their contributions to theschool have already made beneficial changes, andthey have only just begun.

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VForm

First Row: Cohan, Deas, Potter, Forney, Patton, Stenbeck, Willis, Smith T., O'Brien, Claypoole, Mowbray, Battle, Charlton, Satterfield;Second Row: Reynolds., Baer L., Newkirk, Miller C., Jones, Trindle, Paden, Schneider, Calder, Etherington, Caruthers E., Myers, Espiritu;

Third Row: Burnette, Brathwaite, Rosenthal, Dharmadhikari, Middleton, Frantz, Thomas, Close, Graves, Tholand, Williams J.,Budwig, Bal-lard, Vlcek, Werble, Levengood, Mrs. Bride; Fourth Row: Everhart, Lynskey, Cho B., Stephens J., Hazelton, Keyser, Rohrbach, Jenkins J., Bur-nam, Orban, Kang, Bourne, Mr. Denning; Fifth Row: Kellogg, Bair A., Harney, Hofer, Carrington, Davis, Maxfield, Morley, Cordeiro M., Mai-loch, Chopek, DeWire, Reynolds F., Cox S., Evans, Hirsh B., Granum

It hit us hard, but after all the ups anddowns (including a record setting number ofsick/mental health days) the Fifth Form hasproven its importance to SAS. In between ourbusy academic and social schedules, we'vefound time to supply the student body withDomino's Pizza every Tuesday and Fridaynights. Using the '96 epidemic, the fifth formturned a tragedy into a long sleeve, navy blueT-shirt for the weary survivors. We await thedays of no breakfast sign-in, no waitingtables, giving out the marks and stepping intoour roles as leaders of this fine establishmentwe call home.

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VI Form"The more academic promise a student shows before entering college the greater the likelihood that he will drcout for psychiatric reasons."

-P.105 Schools of HopeDouglas H. Heath

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Front Row: Adamopoulas, Moneta ]., Coleman, Bass, Carson, Prescott, Koch, Edwards, Riley, Greenlee, Johnson R., Saddleton, Stephens,Rayner. Second Row: Waters, Williams, Hernandez, Siebert, Pfeiffer, Foster M, Blake, Wafle, Bohannon, Williams. Third Row: Digges, Kee-ley K., Alexander, Pinch, Menei, Robinson, Turner, Smith A., Reese, Thomson, Forbes, Dormer, Ferrell, Wright. Fourth Row: Barnes, Kieffer,Miller P., Landay, Trumbauer, Kennedy, Hutton, Willey, Parikh, Grant C., McEvoy, Craighill, Herr, Veghte, Mrs. Bates. Back Row: Mr. DeSal-vo, Bullard, Gable, Ramos, Wun E., Benyam, Durkin, Hamilton, Fling, Sayre, Erard, Rockwell P., Brayton A., Laffitte, White, Lehman, Cox A.

"Let us agree that we will never forget one another ... let us never forget how good we once felt here, alltogether, united by such good and kind feelings as made us, no, perhaps better than we really are ... Youare all dear to me, from now on I shall keep you in my heart, and I ask you to keep me in your hearts, too."

>4 -The Brothers Karamazov

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SpeciaSeven o'clock breakfast, eight o'clock

classes, three forty-five practice, eight classesa day, two week schedule, four week tableseatings, three tri-tnesters, six hours of sleep.It appears as if the life of the Saint Andrew'sstudent is a mundane wheel of infiniterecursion. But what's this? (dramatization):"QJC. you guys we've got something reallyawesome going on this weekend. We'vesomehow managed to get twelve goats, and apolka band, and we've filled the gym withwhip cream . . ." Yes! The special activity,ranging from the Vestry Auction, a capitalismfree for all in which we, in a commercialisticrampage, struggle to outbid for pricelessarticles of extremely used clothing andequipment, to the cultural enlightenment oftraveling to Washington to dispute politicsand the evils of the "red commies bullshitpropaganda" with slightly insane anti-communist picketers*

The special events of the year are whatkeep the spice in our lives and the adrenalinepumping through our veins despite the bestefforts of the blood drive to drain us dry.

.ctivitieshether it be the tears brought to our eyes•m Dominic Menei's moving kareokeidition of "Hey Jude;" disguising yourselfHalloween as Mia from "Pulp Fiction" so

it even your boyfriend doesn't recognizeu; competing in the "talent?" show; orndlessiy chanting such innovative phrases"We want a Frosty!" (pause) "Frosty!

>sty! Frosty!" and the occasional outburst"Frosty, Yeah, Frosty, Frosty!" on thertual Frosty Run, a ritual in which theident body takes Wendy's by storm. It isjse memories that vividly stand out fa ournds for years to come as we awake in ad sweat at three in the morning unable toike from our memory the image of Johnaighill in & dress.it is watching Austin Middleton getting the.p beaten out of him to Janitor Two, theana! No-Skilz vs MacDuff indoor socceritch, or the somewhat Russian Roulette-]ue practice of Semi-Formal that create theAndrew's experience. After all, in a worldendless ritual and time honored traditionsve weren't all crazy we'd all go insane.

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CorridorLife

You have entered an-other dimension. A dimen-sion beyond sight andsound. A dimension wheremusical tastes ranging fromcountry to techno vie fordominance. A dimensionknown as ... The TwilightZone? -wellalmost. It's thecorridor, where hall-la-crosse, corridor wrestling,and the crinkling o/Tostitos® bags are set tothe background music ofeither Monty Python'sSearch for the Holy Grailor Sixteen Candles, eachmaking its fiftieth consecu-tive showing in the com-mon rooms. Yes, corridorlife. Probably the most de-finitive aspect of SaintAndrews, the corridor isnot only a Lord of the Fliestype environment but alsowhere the strongest bondsof friendship are formed(hey, nothing tears downbarriers like communalshowers). It is not just aliving quarter but a placewhere ties of loyalty (notunlike those in The God-father) are formed to carryyou through your tour ofduty in the land ofcornfields and coldweather.

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Front Row (L-R): Forbes, Bohannon; Second Row: Bergland, DeLashmutt, Caruthers,L., Farland; Third Row: Nicoll, Fogle; Fourth Row: Pearce, Ansell, Clarkson, Gilbreath,Sandoval, Salas, Wilkinson, Hammell.

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SCHMOLZE

In Grocery Cart: Dowries; Front Row (L-R): Durkin, Hamilton, Smith, A., Pinch; Second Row: Johnson, B., Watk:Baldwin, Moneta, C., Ward, Cho, S., Sykes, Gray; Third Row: Harrington, Owens, Hance, Joumblat, N., Pietras, JewCowan, Leonard, Smith, C., Heckman, Heinle.

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Last year, Voorhees corridor was inhabited by a fearsome and lawless gang of students.While it is rumored that a balding and bookish faculty member was charged with main-taining order on the hall, it appears that he was quickly overwhelmed and broken by thenatives. But as the year ended, the outlaws migrated back downstairs and were succeededthis fall by a new band of gently, yet rugged young men hell-bent on restoring Voorhees'once proud name. Inspired by brightly-colored name tags and a birthday chart, the lads suc-ceeded in bringing the corridor back to its glory days. Yet their appreciation for crayons andconstruction paper was not to be mistaken for weakness. No, they were also a rough andready bunch. One should not have been surprised to find a majority of the corridor, someblisteringly cold Sunday afternoon, sawing lumber or practicing auto repair. In short,Voorhees '96-'97 was a new breed of male corridor — a Renaissance corridor really — asadept at emotional and childish artistic expression as fishing, carpentry and brick-laying.

VooRHEES

ont Row (L-R): Mones, McDonough, Wilson, Gorny, Cuervo, Hovan, Crow, Griffin; Second Row: Mr.Iheany, Jenkins, Lauten, Kim, E., Vassalotti, Clay, Comstock, duPont, Connell, Kinsey, Breakwell,ichester, Dolan; Third Row: Saddleton, Johnson, Willey, Stephens.

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(L-R): Flippin, Atwater, Royer, Rockwell, Holderness, Erard, Pilkington, Devine, Walter, Tucker, Nicklin, Low;Laramy, Barker.

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UPPER MOSS

>nt Row: Awantang, Dormer, Fontanilla, Vaughn, Auguste, Foster. C; Second Row: Caswell, Ang., Zarchin, Smith,Green, Counts, Bugg, Westfall, Wun, A., Brauner, Thomson.

"Bird ... bird ... bird ... Yo mama ... Ann-stop it, you're scaring me!... are we having a corri-dor party tonight? ... no ... Angela, Laura -sleep in separate beds ... Laura Z., put someclothes on ... Jojo, MoVo, Tati... LindSAY... you need a hug ... Vidalia!... Helen, have youseen your roommate? ... White Flag ... no for real this time ... will someone get the phone... RAPE!... where is the clarinet coming from ... how do you call ... give me some fat . . .mmm, dry popcorn ... wipe off the sink when your done ... no peeing in the trashcan ... orspitting... Nigerian mama tells your future ... who's unicycle is this? ... no winkies here ...why does it smell? ... guess this dog's name ... I have da giggles ... could you guys keep itdown? ... Dan, Dan, the waiter man ... how are the cookies? ... burnt... Sure I'll have mylights out at 11:00."

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MOSS ANNEX

Front Row (L-R): Pfeiffer, Reese, Foster; Second Row: Keeley, M., Marvel, Amapindi, Saunders,Fujas, Caswell, Anne.

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M"Girls this is absolutely inexcusable! The dorm is hideous, and your attitudes are way out of line. I just

don't know what to do ... Seniors?" -Miss. Terhune"There is no explanation for this! You're going to have to pay! Go get your running shoes, a towel, your

debit card, a notebook and pen, and a bathing suit. NOW!!" -Holly FlingStumbling out of the door, articles in hand, and blindfolds around their eyes, the Juniors were led into the

wilderness of the 96-97 school year by the Seniors of M Dorm. From day one we exposed the new "gully girls"to M with colorful erect balloons prodding their environment. From the Monday night movie (She CriedNo), to Days of our Lives, the gang stuck together. We kept the dorm nourished with undercooked cake andnachos and salsa, and after putting everyone to bed, the Seniors were entertained with Checkers and Domi-noes ...

Whether it was clogging and lip synching on upper or jazz dancing and sleeping on lower, there wasalways LOTS of food. And the dorm stuck together through complaint after complaint. We want to wish youthe best of luck next year to ...

The juniors, in their senior year.Miss. Terhune, now an expert at late night study breaks.Mrs. Bates in dealing with next year's noise.And the rest of the seniors, wherever you may be.

We love you. -Holly and Meg

)iving Board (L to R): Myers, Williams ]., Wright, Blake, Sayre, Cohan; Hanging: Mrs. Bates, Ms. Terhune, Clay-e; Treading in Back: Schneider, Close, Graves, Calder, Paden, Vleck, Trindle, Mowbray, Williams A.; Front: Bat-Jexander, Fling, Smith T., Espiritu, Edwards, Brayton. Sick in bed: Ferrell, Levengood, Wafle, Willis.

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Front Row (L-R): Hernandez, Koch, Digges; Second Row: White, Miller, C, Tholand, Jones, Charlton, Satterfield; TlRow: Stenbeck, O'Brien.

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/s MemoriesRemember the time when Kate Werble was on the phone? Jim was in the common room, Scavenger Vita wasn search of fresh meat, Sarah told us to turn the music down, the desk Mrs. Chilton had to move in her preg-lant state, Emily and Emily's room spilling out into the common room, or perhaps the time when it was aness? What about the L dorm Stalker and Alex's emergency evacuation signs. "Don't worry the dogs on the>ound!!!!!!!" - Fatty Spence. MLF & MAP doing MKG. The war of the VCR (which we won) Kate Werble'sland in front of her face. The time Alex told us about her screamin'. And let's not forget the sacred comput-T games. Staying up all night! Just kidding we don't do that here on L. Liz singing in her beautiful voice.JAYS OF OUR LIVES! The Santa Shrine that Kate K. and Meredith put so much love into, only to have hisimbs ripped off. Walking on Emu #$% ^ ! Kate W. Breaking down the stall door. Kate K. and Alex's acro->atic routine on the banister. St. Andrew's College. Meredith and Maggie's fashion show. The discovery inhe closet and last but not least DOING THE DISHES! Just kidding that is also something we don't do herem L.

(L-R): Deas, Caruthers, E., Patton, Forney, Etherington, Waters,Laffitte, Siebert, Keeley, K., Werble, Ballard.

SherwoodA wise man once said, "There's nothing better than a fine group of men who spend their days frolicking in the

forest, seizing all of the pleasures that life has to offer." That wise man was Granville Hudson Sherwood IV. Thispast year we have upheld the tradition of superiority that Sherwood Corridor has always displayed since thefounding of this beloved institution. Never before has such a sundry crew of 27 men been assembled. With Batmanat the helm, there's no other place on the St. Andrew's Campus where the fine young women yearn to pass theirdays and nights than Sherwood Corridor. While callow youths neighboring corridors aspire to converse with theirfemale counterparts, the stallions of Sherwood waste no time with such simple talk. Indeed we are Gods among meremortals. We are His gift. Although the words, "Their girth and heft can be no larger," have been said almost toofrequently, we continue to amaze even ourselves with new feats of manhood. We would like to thank all of thosewho enabled us to rise to the challenge this past year. Granville, I hope we have done you Proud.

The Men of Sherwood

The Men of Sherwood-(Clockwise from bottom left): Rosenthal, Robinson, Brathwaite, Dharmadikari, Hirsh, Orban, Kang, Prescott, Moneta J., Baer L, Kellogg, FrantTurner, Carson, Burnette, Hofer, Kennedy, Hutton, Rohrbach, Thomas, Davis.

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The Founders:(L to R): Greenlee, Rayner, Miller, Barnes, McEvoy, Landay, Herr, Kieffer, Trumbauer, Veghte.

n keeping with the fine tradition that has grown immortal over the years on Baum Corridor, wenaged to maintain an absolutely disgusting bathroom throughout the year. Coming into the:hroom on Sunday morning is always a special treat. But regardless of the corridor conditions,urn men have excelled academically and in the extracurricular arena making exceptional contribu-ns to athletics. Though our corridor was first plagued by a faculty "conspiracy" to bring to justice: wielders of a "supposed" paddle, the corridor had no other noteworthy problems. (To this day:re is no evidence that the paddle ever existed.) At this point in our pithy summation of the years useful to turn to the words of our fearless mentor Chester Baum who is rumored to have oncenarked, "Underformers come to Baum as mere boys, but under the guidance of Baum seniors leavemen.

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FACULTY

Ode To The FacultyO teachers of this sacred placeWho cherish every student's face,As in Heath's Schools of Hope,You are the ideal; you help us cope.

For twenty years of J. Bob's reign"Way to look!" boomed at every game.Our faculty has aged with grace and stead,Despite John Austin's balding head.

As the spazing Speers' kids beat theirtummies,

Will's Food Committee made ARA yummy.He ripped down our tapestries and stole our

lamps,But the HRA rebelled with a mighty stamp.

G. Lindsay roamed the halls at nightEquipped with headlamp and flashlight."Put down the cookie where you stand!"This was the Honor Committee's demand.

We love you, dear Tad for winter's extrahalf-hour

Which cut back the blahs and made time <showers.The Internet is up and running strong,Despite long announcements from Stegie

and Wang.

And for those who are leaving we bid youfarewell:

Well miss you dear Mad Dog and WallyLiefield.

In your own special ways, two mentorsyou've been.

Don't worry Walter, our weekend sheets ain!

You've handled it all with abundant delig]From the flu epidemic to viewing Twelfth

Night.We thank you so much for you patience

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Mission Impossible?! Not for Mrs. Wolf, When the epidemic of'96 hit St. Andrew's campus, she was armed and ready.

Hadley Roach sports the football jersey turned seniorgirl cheerleaders' uniform as she awaits the outcome ofthe Men's Soccer State Tournament.

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Registrar's OfficeFront Row: Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Chilton, Mrs. Samson; Back Row: Mr.Sturtevant, Mr. Higgens.

Office of Alumni DevelopmentFront Row: Ms. Profaci, Mrs. Dugan, Mrs. Mackiewicz, Ms. FairclBaclc Row: Mrs. Diliman, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Holveck.

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Headmaster's Office(L to R): Mrs. SOI, Mr. O'Brien, Mrs. Loessner

School Store(L to R): Mrs. Abbot, Mrs. Odden

nissions Officeit Row: Mr. Fogelman, Mrs. O'Brien, Emma Loise. Back Row: Mr..e, Mrs. Stegeman, Mrs. Whitlock, Mr. Caldwell.

History Department(L to R): Mr. Bates, Mr, Fogelman, Mr. Denning, Mrs. Mein, Mrs.Chilton, Mr, Brown, Mr, Hyde, Mr. Stegeman

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Arts Department(L to R): L. Leal, M. Cheban, A, McTaggart, J. McGiff, L. Walker.

Math Department(L to R): D. DeSalvo, K, Sharkey, G. LeBlanc, J. Lieb, D.Wang, L. BrovHiggins, L MacNairn.

Modern Language DepartmentTop to Bottom: D. Duffy, B. MacNairrt, M. Bride, L.Bates, D. Johnson.

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ience Departmenti R): Mr, MacNalrn, Mr. Colburn, Ms. Terhune, Mr, Kernel, Mr. Odden, Mr. McLean.

Library(L to R): Mrs. Stegeman, Mr. Liefeld, Mrs. Trabaude«

English DepartmentFront Row (L-R): Mr. Speers, Mr. Roach, Mrs. CaldwellMr. O'Brien; Second Row: Mr. Rue, Mrs. Roach, MrSmith, Mr. Sturtevant. Mr. Austin

Chaplaincy TeamFront and center: Mr, Cheban; Second Row(L-R): Mr.DeSalvo, Ms. Hewlett, Mrs. McTaggart, Mr. Kunz

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Religious Studies Department(L-R): Mr. Gilheany, Ms. Hewlett, Mr. KunzNot Pictured: Mrs. Mein

Infirmary(L-R): Mrs. Beaston, Mrs. Wolf, Mrs. Mathers

Business OfficeSeated: Mr, McBride; Standing: Mrs, Wilson, Ms. Hemson,Mrs. Mannerin, Mrs. Simendinger

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Day Kitchen StaffSeated (L to R): Peggy Bowser, Celestine Woods, JeanWoods, Sam Daniels. Standing: Alan Voshell, Jeff Barlow,John Gula, Stev Beck. Not Pictured: Jeff Hampton, MalcolmTiller.

ntenance and Housekeeping Staffit Row (L to R): S. Simmons, J. Huffman, K. Knotts, P.sch, H. Vasquez, P. Connolly, T. Simmons, D. Taylor, C.ales, B. Watson. Back Row: R. Carter, D. Rawley, R.y, H. Penchin, D. Staats, R. Barcus, R. Brown, C. Roberts,[ott, J. Foncesca, F. Cebulski

Night Kitchen StaffFront Row {L to R): Deb Tocci, Rochelle Watson, Clarinda Jones,Susan Mannon, Michelle Lance. Back Row: John lorizzo, FrankWilson, Matt Wright, Raymond Allen, Rob Mecke. Not Pictured:Justina Jones, Melissa Stevenson, Mark Lasko.

Athletics

Men'sSoccer

Another fall, another conference ti-tle, another knee injury, another firstround loss in the state tournament. Bynow these are all expected, but we hadmore than our fair share of surprise.Payne's decision to stay at St.Andrew's and play soccer, Craghill's"accident," and Rue's questionabledisappearance. Although we neverreached our full potential as a result ofthe injuries we suffered, we still hadan enormously successful season. Ourteam spirit carried us through the sea-son and allowed us to compile animpressive record of 9-2-5. This teamloses a lot of seniors, but there is stilla great possibility of winning a fourthconference title.

Varsity SoccerBack Row: Mr. Speers, Rosenthal, Kennedy, Robinson, McEvoy, Miller, Grant, Veghte, WilCraighill, Morley, Bass, Johnson, Wun, E., Turner, Gable, Trumbauer, Maxfield, Mr. Austin. FiRow: Reynolds, Cho, Burnam, Malloch, Hofer, Cordeiro, Hazelton, Baer, Keyser, Herr, Parikh. VBall: Christopher Speers and Matthew Roach.

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JV Soccer (L to R) Sitting: Rhame,DeSa lvo , H a r n e y , Smi th ,Hickman, Meeks; Second Row:Everhart, Cuervo, Leonard, Sykes,Moneta, C., McDonough, Jewell,Mones, Cowan, Hance, Newkirk;Back Row: Mr. Bates, Ramos,Rayner, Lynskey, Frantz, Orban,Thomas, Davis, Rohrbach,Jenkins, Stephens, Coleman,Benyam.

Thirds Soccer (L to R) Front Row: Fischer, Joumblat, B., Crow, Birdsey, Baer, A.; Second Row:Berrett, Heinle, Goldsworthy, Frazier, Cho, S.; Third Row: Mr. A. Stegeman, Gerard, Collins,Snider, Hovan; Back Row: Heckman, DuPont, Todhunter, Connell, Rockwell, Pietras, Ward,Kim, S.

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Women's SoccerA Record Breaking Team

Women's soccer would have rockedthe shiny red van this year, except weonly had one away game. Fueled bythe power of 31 talented singer/ath-letes, the team near ly wentundefeated, hampered only by thesweet, f a i r -p l ay ing angels ofGermantown Academy. Inspired, asusual, by Mr. Rue's "no you don't geta water break" fitness test, the teamwent on to break almost every recordin the history of women's soccer atSAS (next year we're challenging UNCto a pick-up game). Under the instruc-tion of Bobby Rue, SAS women's soc-cer finally overcame the tradition ofmuteness and learned how to out com-municate every team we played. Ourpoint is that SAS women's soccerplayers kick butt. An SAS women'ssoccer player can leap tall buildings ina single bound, cook spaghetti usingonly her toes and can out sprint Pele.She can do your self portrait usingnothing but spray paint, she'll christenyour field, and has perfected the bicy-cle kick. She has saved the world fromnuclear war, during half-time shestruts the runways of Paris, she couldbench press Mr. Hyde, and she canfull-tilt-boogie from here to L.A. Wewonder what this talented team willdo without the superb and authorita-tive leadership of their two captains.Whomp Bootay next year, y'all. We'llmiss you. Love, Page and Lindsay.

Team Names: Front Left to Right - Hernandez,Koch, Rockwell, Dormer, Fling, Blake. SecondRow: Tholand, Royer, Fogle, Claypoole, GrantL., Clarkson, Paden, Myers, Auguste, Espirtu,Vaughn, Bozick. Back Row: Coach Rue, Cox,Delashmutt, Nicklin, O'Brien, Deas, Graves,Clader, Willis, Wieland, Bugg, Cohan, Barker,Flippin, Brauner, Mrs. McNairn, Mr. McNairn.

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Field HockeyWhat do you get when you combine

two Indian chiefs, a gallon of picklejuice, a pair of pink spandex, a fewdead firecrackers, and little orphanAnnie? Well, you end up with a mean-ingless collection of objects, or youcould have the 1996 Varsity FieldHockey Team. We were indeed a teamof spunk and spirit. Our record was apoor indication of our intensity andhunger (did someone say "pizza"???).The defense was formidably solid, themidfield was unstoppable, and thefront line was versatile, tenacious, andtraveled at roughly the speed of light.In a dramatic overtime, we earnedvictory over the no. 7 ranked Wil-mington Christian, and went on to tiethe no. 5 ranked St. Mark's. Despitethe losing steak which stained ourrecord, we never lost our sense ofhumor, our love of the game, or ourlove for each other. We were the moralvictors, and we'll remain winners inour hearts forever . . .

We'd like to thank Mrs. Bride andMrs. Chilton for their undying sup-port, encouragement, and patience.For their concerned devotion to thedeterioration of our nutritional intake,we'd also like to thank our managerKatie Thomson, our coaches, and ourobsessively supportive parents.

First Team All-Conference: Eva SayreSecond Team All-Conference: AnneClose; Lisa Pilkington

Varsity Field HockeyBack Row: Mrs. Chilton, Cordeiro, Pearce, Devine, Smith, Juliano, Close, Pilkington, LaraMrs. Bride. Front Row: Alexander, Digges, Foster, Pfeiffer, Sayre, Forbes, Siebert, BohaniKeeley.

JV Field HockeyBack Row: Mrs. Sturtevant, Sibert, Osier,Lowa, Saunders, Hammell, Green, Gilbreath,Salas, Hirsh, Atwater, Awantang, Ms,LeBlanc, Hwong. Front Row: Teach, Vlcek,Smith, Mowbray, Trindle, Forney, Werble,Etherington, Farland.

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FootballAs usual our undersized

football program did not ac-curately record her marvelouswill to dominate her opposingfoes. Led by six loving, caringseniors, the program was nur-tured and sustained and"hung tough" though thebleakest of battles. Thoughmultiple journeys to the Phil-adelphia orchestra and theballet these fine players man-aged to develop a sense ofbeauty and grace and carriedthese attributes to the grid-iron. For example, As KirkKieffer hurled the pigskin intothe waiting hands of such deftreceivers as Frank Reynoldsand Geoff Dewire, Phil Pinchand John Landay mashed theirwar bonnets with those of thePhilistine enemy. Augmentedby such fiercely legged backsas Andrew "Steamroller"Smith and Caleb "the Pun-isher" Prescott the Saints didforce their vile opponents intopronated submission (some-times). The occasional illegalspear into the lower back of anunsuspecting quarterback wasnot an infrequently pursuedtask of George Hutton's. Thelotus of our glorious seasonbloomed enormous, chantingcrowds bore witness to themassacres of the PrincetonDay School and WestNotingham Acadamy on ourpart, and Mr. Hyde and Mr.Colburn did scream with war-rior passions as Mr. Lieb nod-ded in sinister disapproval ofCoach Fogelman's attire andthe atrocious misdeeds andcalls of the blind and ignorantreferees.

(L to R) Front Row: Prescott, Smith,Hutton, Pinch, Kieffer, Landay; Sec-ond Row: Cox, S., Middleton,Reynolds, F., DeWire, Jenkins, S.,Downs; Third Row: McLean, Owens,Kinsey, Johnson, B., Joumblat, N.,Gray, Brayton, D.; Back Row: Shay,Clay, Kim, E., Wilson, Conell,Venutolo

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Women'sCross-Country

A bit apprehensive at first aboutnew beginnings, we returned for thisseason under a new coach, Mr.Gilheany. But, this year's women'scross country team had a happy,healthy season, full of great times andgreat memories:

- A realistic sports camp.- Cross country, bike, or swim team?A team identity Crisis.- The healthy end-of-camp dinner:Ben & Jerry's.- The Breakfast Club and Mr. G'sdemonstration of 80's dancing.

"Choose your own" cornfield loop(Saturday breakfast run).- Deserting Liz at Thriftway.- Double whammy on the bike ridefrom Hell.- Vita's twig: a new innovation insports bras.- How many people do we have onthis team? 9 ... 12 ... 13- A super intense eating workout atDunkin' Donuts.- "Take it Easy" - the Eagles (ourpre-race anthem).- Running the AIDS Walk.- Waf's alternate version of thecoach's cut-off.- Ed finally runs Bellevue.- Mr. G's friend.- Ms. Bates' crazy driving and deli-

cious brownies.It was truly a memorable season.Thanks for everything, girls and Mr.G. Good Luck next year. We'll missyou. Love, the Seniors.

Internally dubbed the Breakfast Club,year's cross country team enjoyed good firan fast times, and shared many memor

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Front Row: Waters, Wafle, Edwards, Reese, Brayton, Ferrell; Back Row:Gilheany, Tucker, Caruthers, E., Caruthers, L., Keeley, M., Battle, Stenbeck,Bates.

In years past, the rumor had been spread that cross country was not an interesting sport tovatch. Luckily, this year on average, we had a few hundred spectators at our home meets." -iimon Saddleton

it Row: Kellogg, Gorny, Scoville, Greenlee, Brathwaite, Boyle, Dalmau;3nd Row: Carrington, Watkins, Dolan, Harrington, Rochester, Baldwin, Com-k; Back Row: Mr. Brown, Carson, Hirsh, B., Stephens, Saddleton, Evans,>pek, Moneta, Mr. Duffy.

Men'sCross-Country

This year the men's cross countryteam had a successful season of racing.Under the coaching of Mr. Brown andthe "Duff Dog" the team managed toend the season ranked fourth in thestate after three months of gruelingwork. The team would like to espe-cially thank Mr. Duffy for his intensework on the most important musclesin cross country, the pectorals, whichproved to be invaluable later in theseason during the annual "Coaches vs.Team" bench press competition.

During the season, the team trav-eled far and wide to race against otherschools. The team would like to thankthe coaches for their safe and courte-ous chauffeuring without which thesemeets would not have been possible.Although the team did not reign victo-rious at every one of these away meets,we rest assured that our coaches couldhave beaten our competitor's coaches.

Finally, the team would like tothank all our loyal supporters. In yearspast the rumor had been spread thatcross country was not an interestingsport to watch. Luckily, this year onaverage we had a few hundred specta-tors at our home meets. Your supportis greatly appreciated and we will seeyou next year for a few seconds as werun by.

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VolleyballThe '96 Volleyball season marks

the beginning of a strong program inthe years to come. Despite the harass-ment the volleyball players face atSAS, a remarkable 25 brave studentsbought knee pads, AA batteries forB.S. ventilators, and gave up sun-light. This season's record was notfantastic, nor did it show the teamsathleticism and potential. But sinceso many players are returning, thisseason is only a building block to sur-pass. Out of the 25 players 23 will beback again depriving themselves ofsunlight to strengthen the program.We wish y'all the best of luck.Love your captains, VE and SerenaP.S.-Watch out for Mr. Smith andthose water buckets!

Even with only two returning varsplayers, this year's team carriedthe "yay" tradition.

Varsity Volleyball (L to R) Front Row: Satterfield, Fujas,Erard, Lehman, Marvel, Wun, A., Caswell, Ang., Bergland;(not pictured Anne Caswell)66

JV Volleyball (L to R) Front Row: Miller, Mor;Fontanilla, Holderness, Bawers, Amapindi; Back RoWilliams, T., Riley, Williams, J., Wilkinson, Zarch:Nicoll, Westfall, Laryea, Ansell, Sandoval, Ms. Sharke

As the days be-come longer andthe weather getscolder, St. Andreanshead from the ligh tof the sun and thesmell of the fieldsto the gen tie beamsof the gymnasiumlights and theintoxicating smellof bromine.

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ThirdsFront Row (L to R): Allen, Rhame, King, Shay, Fisher, Meeks; Searow: Mr. Walker, Kim S., Cho S., Venutolo, Kang; Third R<Wilson, Snider, Berrett, Kim E., Saathoff.

Junior VarsityFront Row (L-R): Jewell, Smith, C, Cowan, Sykes, Pietras, Griffin;Second Row: Harney, Owens, Johnson, B., Harrington, Gray

This year's basketball seasonhad a stellar season. Under theleadership of Coach Bobby Rueand Captains Kirk Kieffer andCaleb Prescott, the team im-proved immensely throughoutthe season and showed greatunity..

Clearly, our record does notreflect the success we experi-enced as a team. However, weare a young team and are look-ing to forward to the leadershipof the juniors next year. Suchstars as MVP Jeff Rosenthal andCoach's Award Recipients SuliJenkins and Frank Reynoldslead the Saints to greatness. Weonly hope they can aspire to thelevel of leadership exemplifiedby Rox Veghte.

The team would especiallylike to thank Mr. Hyde, all ofthe spectators at our nightgames,, and the humorous an-nouncements by our Thirdsbasketball team.

ity:.t Row (L-R): Prescott, Keiffer; Second Row: Cho, B., Jenkins, S., Veghte,:nthal; Third Row: Mr. Rue, Davis, Morley, Landay, Maxfield, Reynolds, F.

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Women's Basketball

rsitynt Row (L-R): Laffitte, Keeley, K., Graves; Second Row: Miss Sharkey, Grant,Claypoole, Bugg, Green, O'Brien, Close, Deas, Pierce, Ms. Terhune, Williams,

Junior VarsityFront Row (L-R): Sandoval, Teach, Laryea, Bergland, Fogle, Morse; SecondRow: Ms. LeBlanc, Wun A., Devine, Ansel, White, Erard, Cox, A., Lehman,Bozick, Barker, Lowa.

Let's go ladies!. . . Oh, man-thetrophy's not in the picture! . . .Wonder what happened to thosecrack dealers? . . . Grip it, feel it ...You guys, why don't you wear yourT-shirts? . . . Do you wear sneakersor tennis shoes? . . . bean sprouts . . .I said a Boom-chick-a-boom"McDonald's style" . . . Duke, Car-olina (What happened to the Yan-kees?) . . .-Heide Louise: her hilArious jokes-Elizabeth Miller: Too manyMcDonald's french fries?-Patricia Johns-(P Dot): Foulmuch????-Liza Jane: Go Pinnn!-Kristin (oops . . . Cristin) Neissin:"Believe me guys, New York Citydoes not have country music."-Anne Fletcher: Good thing knee-pads were invented!-Mary Alexander: Please shoot-agogo-Barbara Pringle (Babs): Watch thenose (and the bleachers!)-Mary Pendleton: (crackhead):A.K.A. "flexiface" A.K.A. "FUF"-Mary Katherine: "Not only am Icaptain, I'm the best player on theteam!"-Elizabeth Harrison: Why aren't youin concert choir?Ref: "OK, do you have any captainsthat start?" Kate and Liz: "Uhhh,Penn-we need you!"See y'all on ESPN!Thanks to our coaches. And . . .Congrats to Ms. Sharkey for nothaving any fender-benders this year;good luck on that "college loan,"Mister Hune! Send our love to Steveand Rick! 7

Wrestling

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This year's wrestling team postedan impressive 7-6 record. With thefirst record in three years, the Saintovercame adversity all season longwith numerous injuries and setbacks.However, through the tireless effortsof Coaches Carpenter and Duffy andthe outstanding leadership of tri-cap-tains "Flexy" Dave Bass, Phil Pinch,and "Iron' Mike Evans the Saintspulled off another outstanding per-formance at the St. Andrew's Tourna-ment. Mark Brathwaite took third,while Nick McDonough, Dave Bass,and Luke Baer took second place fin-ishes. Phil Pinch and Mike Evanswere crowned champions at 171 Ibs.and 152 Ibs., respectively. At the endof the season, the Saints sent twowrestlers, Luke "Double-jointed"Baer, and Mike Evans to the StateTournament, where they both faredwell. All in all the Saints had a greatseason, though, had to be Mrs. McGif fand her shiatsu massages. This year'sunderformers also wish to bidfarewell to our seniors, who havebeen the backbone of the team. MikeEvans won the Most ValuableWrestler award, Luke Baer won theMost Improved Wrestler award, andDave Bass won the Coach's award atthe sports awards ceremony. Wewould all like to thank Nina Barker,Susan Myers, "Ashton", CoachKrausse, and two-time NCAA runnerup, Chad Blakely.

Front Row (L-R): Mr. Carpenter, Mr.Duffy, Pinch, Evans, Bass; SecondRow: Mr. Baum, Rohrbach, Barnes,Scoville, Baer, A., Burnette, Baer, L.,McDonough; Third Row: Joumblatt,N. Ramos, Conell, Downs, Watkins,Brathwaite, Mr. Krausse

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Women's Squash

Dynamic and energetic aretwo words to describe thisyears Varsity Women's squashteam. Although four of theteam members were new tosquash this year, our team wasstrong and charismatic. Our"smooth moves", impeccable"fwacking", and our exhaust-ing floor routines were alladmirable aspects of this sea-son. Not only did we illustratesuperior squash skills this year,but we also exhibited greatpotential for paddle tennis anddoubles squash. We would liketo thank Mrs. Chilton for all hercommitment to the team.Despite our long road trips andinsatiable appetites, Mrs.Chilton was a dedicated andinspiring coach. Each teammember can agree that ourcloseness and humor madethis season memorable.

Varsity: (L to R): Mrs.Chilton, Dormer, Bohannon, Forbes, Stenbeck, ForncPilkington, Smith H. Laramy, Clarkson, Juliano

Junior VarsitFront Row (LtoR): BrauneMr. StegemarTucker;Second RowWerble,Farland,Wilkinson,Salas; ThirdRow: Osier,Auguste,Williams T.,Riley

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jrsity: Front Roe (L to R): Smith A., Grant C., McEvoy, Hamilton, Parikh, Mr.2nning; Second Row: Durkin, Rayner, Gable, Leonard, Cox S.

Squash had a good year, wewon some and we lost some. Idon't remember our recordsbecause we spent so much timein the van. You're probably notparticularly interested in oursquash season so we'll makethis synopsis brief. The teamwas led by the Napoleonic Mr.Denning who often becamefrustrated with anything butthe supreme effort. It was a sea-son plagued by tactical mis-takes, such as when Mr. Den-ning, who had problemsfalling asleep at the wheel,asked Jeff to ride shotgun forconversation. Even so, JeffGable shared the coachesaward with Carter Grant, andRandolph McEvoy had thesupreme distinction of beingmost valuable player whileCharlie Durkin was awardedthe most improved.

:nior Varsity: Front Row (L to R): Frazier, Birdsey, Boyle, Allen, Greenlee, Mr.. Stegeman: Second Row: Saddleton, Orban, Phillips, Frantz, Heinle, Tod-anter, Gerard

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Women's Swimming And Diving

" ... Would the St. Andrew's Coachplease report behind the blocks ... Itappears that one of your swimmers ishaving difficulty breathing ..." Thisseason was the best yet for theWomen's Swimming Program at St.Andrew's. Although the team wasfrequented by asthma attacks andsickness, our team managed to pulltogether and finish with a tenth-place state rank.

Our secret psyche buddies helpedget us to our 10-2 finish this season.Who can forget Jessi strutting aroundthe State meet in nothing but herbathing suit, socks, and shoes whileSarah convulsed in the warm-downpool in an attempt to catch her breath.Or the time driver Meaghan Keeleysucked it up to swim the relay, laugh-ing all the way. Although thewomen's team never enjoyed nakedWar Ball like the boys did, we still feelwe became close through our groupbreathing sessions and really infor-mative meeting with a food doctor.

Many records have been broken,and many more will fall under theleadership of our new captains, AnneWillis and Beth Calder. Good luckwith the asthma — we'll miss you!

Love Katie, Meredith, and Alii.

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L to R: (top) Flippin, Fujas, Wieland, Counts, Nicoll, Caruthers L., HwonCalder, Caruthers E., Cordeiro C., (bottom) Westfall, Ballard, Walter, Kelley M., Thomsom, Blake, Brayton A., Marvel, Willis, Zarchin.

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The success of a season is notmerely determined by winsand losses. While the Men'sSwim Team finished the season9-3 in dual meets, won its thirdconsecutive DISC, champi-onship, and achieved its firsttop ten ranking in the state theteam was successful in manyother and more importantways. This team formed anextremely cohesive bond thatwas based upon mutualrespect and tenacity, these menalso possessed a strong loyaltyand affinity for each other andtheir collective goals. It was thewill of this team through stren-uous training and desire to winthat allowed its success. Thisteam came to understand whatthe true definition of team isthrough its selfless acts and thesupport it gave to each mem-ber. This is the best swim teamSt. Andrew's has ever had andit has a bright future ahead of it.Good luck next season.

Tom & Jonathan.

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VarsityWoodworking

(L - R): Robinson, Turner, Willey, Trumbauer, Royer, Tholand, Mrs. Mein, duPont.

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Forestry'People Of The Forest

Front Row (L-R): Newkirk, Etherington,Smith, T., Mr. McLean; Second Row:Amapindi, Mowbray, Foster, M.; ThirdRow: Dharmadhikari, Reynolds, S., Kel-logg-

WinterWorkout

Front Row (L - R): Hazelton, Hutton, Craighill, Coleman, Herr; Second Row: Miller, P. Vlcek,Schneider, Malloch, Granum, Hofer, Everhart, Myers; Third Row: Mr. Gilheany, Fling, Jones,Reese, Mr. Fogelman: Missing as usual: Pfeiffer, Digges.

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This December, the Concert Choir was invited to the White House. Below, trsing in the East Room for passing tours, who lingered as long as permitted to hithe melodious voices of these St. Andrew's students.

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Special Program:

The ArtsPossibly one of the highlights ofthis winter, this year's specialprogram for the arts includedeight musical performances fol-lowed by an exhibit of students'work in the Art Building inmany different mediums, rang-ing from photography toceramics. Even Mr. O'Brien hadwork on display.

As Tara Gilbreath and Mr. Terhune ponder the implications of JohnLanday's bust, Payne Miller can't hold back a smile when trying toexplain his artwork to Morgan and Megan. Below right, the biggestattraction of the night: REFRESHMENTS!

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Front Row (L to R): Alexander, SmithT., Battle, Forney, Burnam, Evans,Carrington, Wafle, Budwig; SecondRow: Clay, Bullard, Vassalotti, Mr.Cheban, Gable, Rockwell, Wright,Schneider, Harney.

First Row (L to R): Kang, MilkWilliams A., Wun A.; Second RoiBarker, Nicklin, Hernandez, Brat]waite; Third Row: SchneideWright, Evans, Crow, Gable

Front Row (L to R): Newkirk, Kang,Miller, C., Williams, A., Morse,Frantz; Second Row : Wright,Wieland, Barker, Nicklin, Everhart,Hernandez, Brathwaite; ThirdRow:Schneider, Evans, Riley, Ferrell,Crow, Gable, Bourne, Westf all, Jones,Wun, A.

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Front Row: Mr. Walker, Barnes; Sec-ond Row: Kang, Bourne, Vassalotti,Wun, A. Brayton, A., Waters; ThirdRow : Cuervo, Wilson, Phillips, Bird-sey, Hofer, Cho, S., White, Burnette,DeWire; Not Pictured: Connell, Car-son, Barker, Conell, Lauten, Hirsh, B.

nt Row:Mr. Walker; Second Row:s t f a l l , Fontani l la , Esp i r i tu ,>reath, Wun, A. Atwater, Satter-i; Third Row: Bourne, Goldswor-, Awantang, Hirsh, L. Waters,yton, A. Cuervo, Gorny, Cho, S.,•ell, White, Wilson; Fourth Row:irmadhikari, Phillips, Hirsh, B.,y, Vassalotti, Kang, Baldwin,dnson, Carson, Rayner, Barnes,inell, Lynskey, Cho, B., Dolan

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Kneeling: Malloch, Cordeiro M.; Front Row (L to R): Sykes, Meeks, Hutton, Battle, Smith, Willey;Back Row: Lowa, Heckman, Blake, Foster M., Clarkson, Foster, C.

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Spanish Club

Sitting (L-R): Carrington, Cho, B., Middleton, Herr, Fling, Bohannon, HernanStanding: Dharmadhikari, Davis, Malloch, Brathwaite, Evans, Burnette, WunJones, Maxfield, Myers, Vlcek.

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Front Row (L-R): Hernandez, Erard, McEvoy, Reese, Forbes, Bullard; Second Row:Smith, H., Foster, C., Devine, Fontanilla, Hofer, Ward, Fujas; Third Row: Walter,duPont, Charlton, Tholand, Nicklin, Gorny; Fourth Row: Chopek, Burnam, Cordeiro!M., Reynolds, F., Hazleton, Cho, B., Kang, Jones.

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Kneeling: Vaughn, Atwater; Front Row (L to R): Baer, Bourne, Carrington, Davis, Brayton,Lynskey, Herr, Hirsh, L., Budwig; Back Row: Cho, Orban, Middleton, Brathwaite, Morley,Malloch, Maxfield, Reynolds, Hazelton, Evans, Burnette, DeWire, Stephens, Hirsh, B.

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Model Congress

Front Row (L to R): Thomson, Fatten, Etherington, Trindle, Siebert, Forbes, Williams, A.,Sayre, Lehman, Brayton, Bates; Back (L to R): Koch, Rosenthal, Ramos, Benyam, Willey,Saddleton, Hazelton, Burnam, Williams, T., Rockwell.

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Front Row (L to R): Newkirk, Trindle, Smith, H., Wun, E.; Second Row: Nicklin, Clarkson,Battle, Reese, Dormer, Blake, Pfeiffer, Bohannon, Gilbreath, Morse, Wun, A., Jones; ThirdRow: Schneider, Close, Paden, Todhunter, Forbes, Rockwell, Wafle.

Spectrum Club

Front Row (L to R): Newkirk, Dharmadhikari, Kang, Davis, Gable, DeSalvo; Second Row:Williams, T., White, Hernandez, Espiritu, Bourne, Brathwaite, Williams, J., Jones.

Food Committee

Front Row (L to R): Mr. Speers, Mr. Goula, Laryea, Caruthers, L., Caruthers, E,, Siebert,Zarchin; Back Row: Saathoff, Stephens, T., Evans, Turner, Crow.

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Team Taco BellAnd on the eighth day, God cre-ated Taco Bell. The Few. TheProud. The Elite. The Men andWomen of Team Taco Bell. Fromone week to the next, they chal-lenge the fabric (and intestines)of their very being, pushingthemselves above and beyondthe edge of human decency forthat perfect form: The Soft Taco.That which every man strivesfor, endures for, lives for, andpreys on, in order to leave hismark on the wall of the thirdstall. Meat, cheese, and lettuceengulfed by a delicate, greasestained flour confection. A life-style devoted to packing themdown.

James Jenkins, Christopher Turner, William Robinson, Timothy Trumbauer, Veronica Erard, Eva Sa'George Hutton, Amol Parikh, Harvey Johnson, Carter Grant, Robert Willey, Sam Cox, Charles Dur)William Hamilton, Jonathan Higgins & Eric Kemer.Veronica Erard: Most Tacos Consumed by Female: 13 (soft)James Jenkins: Most Tacos Consumed by Male: 18 (soft)John Dolan: Fewest Tacos to Ego Ratio: 1.5 (hard)

Golf Club

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Scottsmen

Front Row (L-R): Gable, Greenlee, Moneta, ]., Coleman, Moneta, C., BackRow: Mones, Ward.

Culinary Club

Presidents: Paden, Clarkson.

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Clockwise: Williams, A., Stephens, T., Gable, Saddleton, Johnson, H,, Reese, Sayre, Digges,Bullard,

Polar Bear Club

Front Row (L to R): Todhunter, Baer, A., Cuervo, Gable, Sayre, Edwards; Second Row: Dolan,Mr. Brown, Scoville, Lauten, Tholand, Conell, Charlton, Gilbreath, Teach, Cordeiro, C.,Westfall, Morse, Hwong, Wun, A., Laryea, Hirsh, L.

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Clockwise from left: Baldwin, Kang, Battle, Holderness, Caruthers, L., Caruthers, E., Alexander,Brayton, D., Durkin, Rockwell, P., Bullard.

Chapel Monitors

First Row (L to R): Hutton, Alexander, Wafle, Foster; Second Row: Craighill, Reese, Pfeiffer,Forbes, Smith, Grant, McEvoy.

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Rifle ClubI would like to make a fewthings clear about the St.Andrew's Rifle Club. Thisclub does not as of yethave any affiliation withthe NRA; and althoughwe gain pleasure from fir-ing projectiles at small,furry, helpless, Bambi-likewoodland creatures, wedo not gain any pleasurefrom selling the pelts tobuy more bullets and big-ger guns.

Thankyou.Austin Middleton,PresidentNick Thomas,President

FrontRow (L to R): Dolan, Gerard, Joumblat, N., McDonough, Fujas, Kang; With guin ascending order: Orban, Frantz, Thomas, Middleton, Mr. Gilheany.

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SAISL Commissioners

(L-R): Turner, Robinson, Durkin, Grant, C., Ward.

Deferral Club

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Elias Adamopolous - overseeing the con-struction of his personal golf course onthe former site of St. Andrew School

E.Ying-peng Wun - CEO of Death RowRecords

Meg Alexander - a pink Care BearMegan Wright - dressing in pastelsBrad Barnes - caretaker of the Overlook

HotelTonette Williams - starting her ninth sea-

son on General Hospital as the steamyseductress Xandria.

Dave Bass - writes, directs, and stars in "TheNaughty Choir Boy"

Angelica Williams - drill sergeantDanny Benyam - shaves his head, pierces

his ear, and winks at reflections in thekitchen floor.

Rob Willey - In a legal battle with Mr. Matu-sow over custody of Kuma

Meredith Blake - becomes the world's fore-most consumer of yarn when trying toknit herself a hat

Laya White - still looking for acolytesKathryn Bohannon - starting her master's

thesis the night before it's dueVita Waters - Xena, Warrior Princess

Simon Saddleton (M.D.) - becomes a bil-lionaire after perfecting a replacement tothe silicone breast implant

Alii Brayton - at a follow-up appointmentwith Dr. Saddleton

Katy Wafle - L'Eggo my EggoBrian Bullard - leaves the monastery to

play back up keyboards for AC/DCChris Turner - cutMatt Carrow - graduating summa cum

laude in St. Andrew's Class of 2017Alexandra Cox - lobbying in Congress for

her strip mining corporationPayne Miller - "Payne enjoys rowing and

quiet walks on the beach; he's lookingfor a kind, gentle, and athletic woman toshare his life with. If you would like toleave a message for Payne call 1-900-NEED-LUV

Geoff Carson - lures young girls into hisapartment with his saxophone

Rox Veghte - goes broke calling 1-900-NEED-LUV

Phil Coleman - living in MayberryTim Trumbauer - accidentally blows up

after standing with his back to the fireJohn Craighill - After twenty years of

drinking milk he kicks Tom's ass for allthose years of abuse

Katie Thomson - handing out flowers andspreading the gospel of love in airportsacross the world

Brooke Digges - still chasing fourteen year-old boys

Tom Stephens - After losing 480 pounds hebecomes an inspiration to others likehimself who "just didn't have the moti-vation" to keep in shape.

In 20 Years...

George Hutton - quietly herding his yak in theHimalayas

Jon Moneta - Representative Jonathon W. Mon-etaw (Pennsylvania), Speaker of the House

Harvey Johnson - beaten and left for dead aftermaking his final insult

Dominic Menei - kindergarten teacherKate Keeley - Mary Katherine Keeley Harrington,

graceful lead in Broadway's Swan LakeRandolph McEvoy - married to a beautiful trilin-

gual woman, teaching English, coaching soccer,and insulting everyone he meets

Ben Kennedy - lying in a pool of his own vomit atDartmouth while still trying to complete Fresh-men English (da#n that attendance require-ment)

Serena Lehman - As a regular at the Death MetalClub, she is always the first to break a beer bot-tle against her head and start a fight

Kirk Kieffer - verboseJohn Landay - selling little old ladies used cars

with his "guarantee of quality"Becca Koch - still chasing the admissions film

crew screaming out her phone numberLiz Lafitte - burning in Hell for her crimes against

humanityLindsay Dormer - still lurking in the corners of the

dining hall waiting to attack people using papercups

Andrew Smith - professional coomatae artistCharlie Durkin - a.k.a "Diesel D.", gets a quadru-

ple platinum hit with Death Row Records andthe song "Straight Outta da Hamptons"

Sarah Siebert - "Next on SARAH!, Women whomarry the teachers that taught them"

Katie Edwards - lost in northern WisconsinEva Sayre- Appearing on SARAH! with her hus-

band MichaelVeronica Erard - sexually repressedPage Rockwell - endorsing Micro-MachinesLiz Ferrell - continues to call anyone without an

accent a "yankee"Will Robinson- a mimeHolly Fling - Men's Head Crew Coach at SAS after

the former coach (Mr. Brown) was fired for hisleniency.

Anne Riley - inducted into the Guinness Book ofWorld Records for most metric tons of spandexowned by a single person

Moira Forbes - a Democrat advocating the socialprograms that support her

Natalie Reese - a romance novelist who enjoysposing for her own covers

Morgan Foster - replaces Sally Struthers on tele-vision: "it would be awesome if you could helpthese starving children"

Ty Rayner - ruthless billionaire running a nuclearpower plant in Springfield

Jeff Gable - lives happily in a white house with apicket fence, his perfect wife, and four adorablechildren, next door to friendly neighbors thathave no idea about the nine bodies buried in thebasement by their homicidal psychopath neigh-bor

Sabastian Ramos - still trying to grow a mustacheCarter Grant - sitting at the end of the rainbow

counting his blue diamonds, yellow moons, andpurple horseshoes

Caleb Prescott - running a covert drug smugglingoperation from St. Croix; code name "blacksnake"

Logan Greenlee - Missing. (However, a few yearsafter his disappearence a man fitting hisdescription with a beard applied for a positionin the audio visual department at St. Andrew's)

Phil Pinch - quoting Wooderson from Dazed andConfused "High school girls; I get older, theystay the same age" and "How's this year's cropof freshman chicks looking?"

Will Hamilton - reading children's books on tapeRachel Pfeiffer - hiding in Mr. Rue's apartment

watching his every moveAmelia Hernadez - nickname "Stash," feeding

the troops with her unending supply of foodAmol Parikh - best fight promoter since Don KingChip Herr - replaces Chuck Woolery and hosts

the reprisal of the LOVE CONNECTION

.. Mere-Dog.. Wiley Wiggens . . Patrick Stuart and other bald men . . . Two couples, one destiny. . . Handyman. . . L.I.V.l.N.. . . Barf me. . . Fudge 'em in the pants. . . it's not selfish if you're better

Meg Alexander

Thank you: Katy, Liz, and Meredith for three splendid years inour kibutz, Princess Katarina and Lindziana for nighttimefairytales and triple moments, Payne for M.A.P tours and anony-mous decisions, Holly for always listening and inspiring me, theBottom of the Barrel for the happiest times of my life, SunriseSisters, Upper M '96-'97: I love you all, the Griffin '96 and thewomens crew team of '97: rowing will always be a part of me; ilhas helped to shape who I am, my JC's and Michelle for theAlleghany high, DLC, the Concert Choir, Megan, Page, Nat,Morgan, Talley, Alex, Anne R., Rachel, Katie T., Moira, Edwards,Brooke, Sarah, John L. And to my Beloved faculty: Darcy, Use,Big O, Joanie, Brad, Kyla, Carl K., and Monica. Special thanks toMom, Dad, Julie, and Cynthia for always believing in me. I loveyou.

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My head is not a football for you. I'm not noanimal in the zoo.

-Sinead O'Connor

I think that wherever your journeytakes you, there are new gods waitingthere with divine patience - andlaughter.

„ -Susan M. Watkins

„ , , ,baby s boats a silver moon sailing o er the sky,Sailing o'er a sea of dreams as the clouds roll by,Sail, baby, sail - out across the sea.Only don't forget to sail back again to me.

(UEM i,, suoissasqo s,zn put u)rparaj/\i uSnoi 9U} ur Salmon ' ' saiODs M y TQ "

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Meg just stick your finger in. You won't;electrocuted.

-Kate Keeley

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s . . . You can just keep on beating because you ain't getting in the bush.. . Stash... This isn't doing anything for me. . . Moontower.. . Your mamma's so f a t . . . Fudge it! . . . Goals to accomplish

A/hy not sieze the pleasure at once? How often is happiness destroyed•f preparation, foolish preparation!" -Jane Austen Katy Wafle

"A woman without a man is like a fishwithout a bicycle."-Gloria Steinem"Life itself is a proper binge." -JuliaChild

d only to close my eyes tothe rumbling of the wag-in the dark, and to beL overcome by that oblit-ig strangeness . . . I hadense of coming home to;lf, and of having foundvhat a little circle man'srience is. For Antonia andie, this had been the road'estiny; had taken us to: early accidents of for-which predetermined for11 that we can ever be.

I understood that thatroad was to bring ustogether again. What-

we had missed, we pos-d together the precious,ncommunicable past." -i Gather, My Antonia

I would like to thank,Meg for her undying patience with me, Mere, Liz, Natalie, and Morgan — The

Bottom of the Barrel for helping me set my goals, The Dateless Losers Club,Sunrise Sisters, Upper North (1995-1997) the best corridor on earth, The ConcertChoir, The Camping Trip 1996, Women's Cross-Country, Brooke, Kate, WillRobinson , Lindsay, Carter, Moira, Pickle, George, Rachel, John Landay, Simon,Vero, Page, Alii, Ed., Megan, Wiley Wiggens, all the oatmeal lovers in the worldand to Rains: "We are the music makers and we are the dreamers of the dreams".Thank you also to all the adults who have influenced me: Bobby R., Nan, WillSpeers, Ann McT., Tad, Monica, and my parents who have guided me withpatience.

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Learn to let go. That is the key to happiness.Siddhartha Gautama, the Buddha

I'm so far behind, sometimes I think I'm ahead.

Elizabeth Blair Ferrell

Thank You-Katy, Meredith (for putting up with my neurotic tendencies for 3 years), Meg, Megan, Anne, Ed, Natalie, Morgan, BTacky, KT, Serena, Mary, Suze, Dan, Pre-cal hnrs. 95-96 (for helping me through my nervous breakdowns), LMoss 94UpperM 95-96 and 96-97, the Caroline '96, The Bottom of the Barrel- I owe my fondest memories of this place to yand I take you with me in my heart. To those I left at home- thank you for your unfailing friendship and love des^h| miles that separate us. To Dad, Mom, Chris, and Sam- Thank you for supporting me in my decision to come tcAndy's and giving me the opportunities you never had. Though I am often led away from you, I owe everything life

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ill I in sayin' is I just wanna lookack and say I did it the best IDuld when I was stuck in thisace, I had as much fun as I

Duld when I was stuck in thisace, I played as hard as I couldhen I was stuck in this place. " - Dawson, Dazed & Con-

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1 - in a way - nobody sees aper - really - it is so small - we:n't time - and to see takes time,to have a friend takes time." -rgia O'Keefe

Thanks to everyone who has brightenedmy days here, especially Liz (for tolerat-ing me these three years), Katy, Meg,Brooke, Rob, Natalie, Katie T., Lindsay,Moira, Kate, Morgan, Kathryn, Megan,Alex, Rachel, Holly, Alii, Sarah, George,Timmy T., Carter, Will, Ronnie, Ben,Harvey, John L., Rains, Susan C, thetriple next door, the Bottom of theBarrel, the D.L.C., Upper M. '95-'97, theCaroline '96, the camping trip, theStarship Pre-Cal, Mr. Brooke, Ms.Matouk, Mr. Austin, Mr. Denning, andMs. Mein; to Colleen, Nicole, andSteph, for all our rowdy nights atPerkin's; to John Travolta and RalphFiennes; to Ted, Courtney, and Heather;and finally, to my parents for theirconstant sacrifice and love.

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"When choosing between two evils, Ialways like to try the one I've never triedbefore." - Mae West

"You can't be what you were, soyou better start being just what youare. The time is now, and it's run-ning out." - Fugazi

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Randolph

"Look not mournfully into the Past. It comes not back again.Wisely improve the Present. It is thine. Go forth to meet theshadowy Future, without fear, and with a manly heart."

- Longfellow

Thanks to: Mom, Dad, Bruce, Turner, Durks, Mol, Carter, Rob, Ben, Smithers, Harvs, Eddie Y.P., B-Son, Ton, T-FMoira, Thomson, Veronica, Rachel, Roach, Austin, Speers, Mrs. Mein, and everyone that has helped me along the v\I couldn't have gotten there without you.

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Charlie Durkin

To all my boys, thanksfor making the last fewyears awesome. Mr.Roach, Mrs. Mein, and

Doc. D. thanks for yourconstant encouragementand optimism. To theCaldwell family for provid-ing a home away fromhome. General thanks:BDB(J.V. soccer), WSS(forgett ing things done),PKM(You are always wel-come to PA), and CNK.Most importantly, thankyou Mom and Dad for yourunfailing support.

<!I knew the moment had arrived for killing the past and coming back to life. I have been here. This land will always be a part of me now. Don't for

us. But, more than anything, be us and still be yourself . .. and f*clall. -THE OLD GRINGO

I'm only here to do two things, kick some ass and drink some beerand we're almost out of beer. -DAZED

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Ve are in the middle of a change in destination, when the train stops,[together, we're gonna smile.

Led Zeppelin

. .. woe to the man whose heart has not learned while young tohope, to love — and to put its trust in life!

Joseph Conrad

was something that lay under the sun and felt it, like the pumpkins, and I didn't want to belything more. I was entirely happy. Perhaps we feel that way when we die and become a part ofjmething entire, whether it is sun and air, or goodness and knowledge. At any rate, that isappiness; to be dissolved into something complete and great. When it comes to one, it comes asaturally as sleep.

Willa Gather

"hank You Mr. Kemer, you have prepared me well for my future. I am very fortunate to know you. Mrs. Mein, I amrateful that I have had you as a role model. Mr, Wang, I shall be forever indebted to you for your guidance. Mr.Jesalvo, I thank you for your interest in my livelihood, I must treat you to Money's sometime.riends Christopher, my time with you has been the most memorable I have known; I hope that some day we can goxploring. Rob, I want you to know that if I was ever ungrateful of you it was because of my own faults. I hope younjoyed our times. Carter, I am sad that pur time went so fast. Amol, you have been with me the most this last year;whether in sickness or in health, we were together. You are a true friend. Randolph, Simon, Charlie, Will, Tim, George,jidrew, Tom, Veronica, Eva, Meredith, Page, Rachel, Lindsay, Liz, and all of those close to me, I am sorry for theniteness of my page, but that's the way i<K|ias to be. You are my friends and I will remember you all. Morgan, Susan,lates, Doug, and the rest of the freshmen class, you must persevere. Just keep livin'.11 of My Love: Mark, Greg, Sarah, Shelby, Adrienne, Kyle, Mom, Dad, Mom-mom, Pop-pop, Poppi, and Nana.Without you guys, I could not have done anything productive. You are the ones who deserve any congratulations everlisgiven to me.

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PHILSo, you see, you will have to learn to listen to moreof the radio music of life. It'll do you good. You areuncommonly poor in gifts, a poor blockhead, but bydegrees you will come to grasp what is required ofyou. You have got to learn to laugh. That will berequired of you.

-Herman Hesse, Steppenwolf

THANKS- God, Dad, Mom, Merryn, Fred, Rich, RMS, RMC, DTR, MH, Menei,Miller Kieffe, Landay, Caleb, George, Smith, JD, Chip, Brad, Ben, Carrow, Don,Ka, Nelson, Max, Rachel, Nina, Julie T, football, wrestling, baseball, Schmolze'96-97, Baum '95-96, FSKF, EEC, William + Mary . . .

what if a dawn of idoom of a dream bitesthis universe in twopeels forever out olhis grave and sprin-kles nowhere with mtand you? Blow soorto never and never tctwice (blow life tcisn't: blow death tcwas) -all nothing'sonly our hugeshome; the most whcdie, the more we live

-excerpt fromE.E. Cummings'

what if a much 01a which of a wind

What are we doinhere, that is the question. And we arblessed in this, thawe happen to kno\the answer. Yes, i:this immense confusion one thing alone iclear. We are waitinfor Godot to come -

-Samuel BecketWaiting for Godot

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CREDITS:I'd like to thank the entire St.Andrew's community for 2 and one-half great years. I'd especially like tothank: My family, Liza, Morgan,Don, Alan, Payne, George, Pinchy,and anyone else who was excluded inmy haste.

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Special Thanks to Mom, Dad, Sarah, Leigh, and Kensi for all thelove and support; TKS, PJC, JAH, JPNA, RMC, DTK, WSS,DPD, and MFC for all the guidance; and JKK, WFH, JPEM, JKL,GSH, BGK, DJM, ASM, VME, HEF, MEF, RCP, JBW, MLB, andDTJ for all the good times

122 John St. Clair Craighill, Jr.

JohnLanday

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PayneMiller

tories: Silent Boy . . . Not Down W/ The Hote ... KJ/KT Frosty Run ... Rache & theies . . . East Bay Kid . . . Carrow's Delivery . . .PM Late Nights . . . Intro To Eaks . . . What'sQuee . . . Trey Jacked it ... Chillta' W/ Nei-ate Addition To English Class . . . Mo's &, The:es . . . Nope To Scope . . . I Do It Cause I Love... JV B-Ball. . . Obsession For Men . . . Robo. . . I'm Pullin Over . . . Klan Wars . . .

ken Club W/ SR, KN . . . Hang on Sloopy (still.n) . . . Doc D sessions . . . Canadian Pride . . .y for bed ... Chillin w/ Trey . . . Lax Dab . . . Tatnail sucks . . . Silent times . . . Mein's\ 0% . . . Phil and Nei puke ... Sarah's partyah guy) ... Mo's # 2 (not man enough) . . .RV Camp style . . . Late night phone boothFood poisoning w/ Kirk ... Outgoing letters

Lax camp w/ Robinson .... Buffet w/ Mo,ie .... Late Cake . . . Happy B day . . . Road(Southern hospitality, Olympics, Trey, Chip,

•f, JACKED) . .. Deep Creek? ... Thats coolUhn Style ... The phone rang . . . Football' KK ... Sarah's w/ Bergy . .. i tried rejectedfhe paddle ... Lets go back up ... Amol's 2s of pain . . . . Maxf ield war ... Voicemail . . .: . .. She's like a rainbow . .. Ty's the mantisBrickout ... Tangled up in blue . . . Rox'sh daddy) . . . V. B-Ball . . . Redemption . . . .w/ Kate ... Its all good, on it goes, I'm gone

i Kenneth Landay

Memories: Kate rescuing my jeans dur-ing canoe battles .. . wawa effect withLou Reed .. . first D with Phil ... robo.. . asthma attacks with Carrow ...Chip's schedule ... Wu-tang "you gotpride?". . . Bergey wake up calls ... JVsoccer '94 ... walking alarm clock-HNK . . , snowstorm in MIL"props"... Homecoming Sat. classes'95 . . . Graduation night '96 . . . UKhoops '95-'96 "national champs" . . .Thunder and Lightning ... KJ slappingJSC ... DISC b-ball tourney '95 ...RCP's weekends and exams '94 ...shotguns with Creeker ... one week... Capon (k-pin) Valley ... creamingwith KJC, GCD, AMS ... 100's withLAL, AMK at rope swing "Caught any-thing?" .. . D + D with Ty .. . break-ing into fitness center with Holly inJacksonville ... Yemassee train stationwith JPEM ... chillin at JKL's housewithout him ... Stealin' from the oldpeople in Alexandria with KJ, RCP,JPEM, JSC . . . high school graduationwith everyone ... life beyond SAS.

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Memories: "Are you riddy to study?"... Holy Spirit '96 ... C.P. w/ JKL,JKK, and RHV ... Road Trip '96 w/JKL ... NBA Jams w/ KJC ... "it's1614, so P.A.D.!" . . . "Coochie"-HEF... Funkdafied w/ JSC .. . "No dis-tractions, no excuses"- Dark Horse '96. . . "Bzzzz"-MKK ... Morgan's houseand the Dunkaroo/ Butterfinger feastw/ WFH and JKK .. . the Muslim rallyin Baltimore w/ Dan Haskins ... thePathfinder experience in Jacksonvillew/ S?? and HEF ... Carrow's miracu-lous asthma persciption w/ Schmolze'95 . . . getting "wasted" on Gatorade. . . green jacket '93 . .. Snowed-in inMilford w/ JKK and JKL ... Georgiacarjacker w/ JKL .. . the "pond" be-hind Chip's w/ KJ and RCP, golf cart toTurkey Hill with WFH, GraduationNight '96 ... the Belt of Orion w/ HEF... MAP tour '93 w/ MMA, Dec. 7,1996 w/ DIP ... "Right hand, rightside, NOT LT!"-HEF ...

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pi "Time is a jet plane, it all moves too fastOh, but what a shame, aO we shared cai

"It was a joint decision." - JKK (after '93 last."DC) -Bob Dylan

"Through all the happiness and sorrow,I guess I'd do it all again.Live for today and not tomorrow,It's still the road that never ends."

-Anonymous

"Car crawled past all stuffed with eyes,Street lights shed their hollow glow,Your brain bruised with numb surprise,Still one place to go ..."

-the Doors

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"I was lying in a burned out basement with thefull moon in my eyes;I was hoping for replacement when the sunburst through the skies."

-Neil Young

"I believe in a long, prolonged distortion of the sensesin order to achieve the unknown."

-Jim

''Payne, 111 give you time to put on your clothes andthen I want you to come on outside."

-Mrs. Veghte

"Oh tell me where your freedomlies,

The streets are fields that neverdie.

Deliver me from reasons whyyou'd rather cry.

I'd rather fly."-Jim

"Where do we go from here?The words are coming out all weird."

-Radiohead

We hereby do bequeath these lyrics to allunderformers bound behind the gates ofSAS for the years to come:

"No chains around my feet, but I'm not freeI know I am bound here in captivity.And I've never known happiness,And I've never known sweet caresses.Won't someone help me?"

-Robert Nesta Marley(Concrete Jungle)

L-Thanks to: Mom, Dad, andne: I love you a lot. Thanka for putting up with my she-ligans for 18 years, and al-ys sticking by me.vlssrs.: Doc Desalvo, Mrs.itouk, Mr. Sturtevant, Coachrde, Mr. Colburn, Mr.•gman, Coach Lieb, Fogums,•. Kunz, Mr. Brooke, and Mr.Iden for your guidance, influ-:e on me. I especially thanka for making the effort to getknow me in my entirety,anks to all of my friends. Af-all that's the best part of SAS.3ood Luck: JPEM, JKK, MKK,IP, MEF, SSS, WFH, PJP, Nei,IV, MMA, BGCB, Blake,Bo, A. Cox, JSC, ABD, Ken-iy, Rena, Ty, Nat, Wafle,:C, KCF, Fish, SEA, PJB,3D, LJG, AMK, LAL, DWS,:D, HNK, NDM, SJR, SMS,

JKK-Xtra Special Thanks to Mom,Casey, Mirni, Pa for supporting methrough both good and bad times,MWH- RBR- RMC (for putting upwith me on and off the field). DPD,MKK, JKL, JPEM, RCP, MEF, HEF,WFH, AMS, SSS, JSC, PJP, CP,KPB, GSH, VE, RHV, GCD, KJC,CJM, SAJ, AMK, LAL, NWA.

JPEM-Special thanks to all of myfamily, Mom, Dad, and Ali for sup-porting me for four long years, to allof my friends and teachers whohelped me through good times andbad: JKK, JKL, SSS, MEF, RCP,RMC, JSC, BUD, PJP, BGCB, RCB,RHV, Bernabutt, KJ, WFH, AHW,DIP, KJC, HNK, CJM, MAD, Baum'96-97, the SEC, GLB, the G.L.Brown '96, '97, JLL, TKS, PKM,and, finally, for giving me so muchhappiness, I give all my love to HEF;you will never be forgotten.

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Sometimes the lights all shinin' on meOther times I can barely seeLately it occurs to meWhat a long strange trip it's been.

-Grateful Dead

Now I know the time has comeWhat goes on up is coming on downGoes around and comes around.

-Bob Marley

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Special thanks to: Mom, Dad,Mr. Colburn, Mr. Sturtevant,Matt, Holly, Veronica, Brad,Payne, Kirk, John, Tom, Simon,Rachel, Ty, Rox, Tim, George,

f Geoff, Casey, Berry, Kai, Steve,and Max for making l i feintersting.

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hough Separated, You Will Al-vays Remain in my Heart::g-I cannot thank you enough for'our support and friendship.ip-I'll always be here for you . . .fake care of yourself.itt-You never left our thoughts . . .iloth.' Old Bumpae-There will always>e a place for you.nny-No value can be placed onrour friendship.nie-"HAMBURGER!" I luv u Dinof Wanky.ffin '96-I'll never forget it ... I'lllever forget you.rne-You are the somebody Payne,hope you will never forget when

rou see "the" belt. "People tell met's a sin, to know and feel too muchvithin. I still believe you are mywin, but I lost the ring .. . (Dylan), Page, Alii, Eva . . .

Holly Elizabeth Fling

Mom, Dad, and Pups- Thanks so much for youSsupport and faith. Wes . . . I love you

Val . . . Apey You'll never wait so long 'cause Ineed you like a drug. (Pixies?, U2?) "Just yester-day morning they let me know you were gone. . . I've seen fire and I've seen rain. I've seensunny days that I thought would never end. I'veseen lonely times when I could not find a friend,But I always thought that I'd see you again."(Taylor) I love you Flaaannay!

To Those I'll Always Have Ears anfj|a Smile For: Ronnie, Timmy-TDoodaloodaloot, Keener, Hashley,Carter, Mere, BB (Da Bow), Beefy,Soccer '96, Kirky, Fruitcake, theBrayton family, Austin, Rue (DooDoo Brown), Bates, Brooke, Speers,Beth, Nattie, "M" '95-96, '96-97^'Bam Bam, "The Triple" '95-'96, andall those that I may have left out in•this hectic process.

Page, Eva, VE, Alii . . . "I love youlike the stars above, I'll love you tilI die." (Dire Straits)

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To my beauties: VE and Holly, I can never say enoughto thank you for your constant compassion and friend-ship. You'll always be with me, Chickie. I love you,Flanaaaaaay! To Page, with whom I have shared the roleof psychiatrist so often that I fear the outcome of search-ing for a friend or a shrink that can compare, good luck.And to Eva, although Lezzi-fests and frisbee will never bethe same, may your days of Brouhaha never end.

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To those who have made drudgery bearable and relaxation thatmuch sweeter, I can never thank you enough: KT, Hottie, Waf,Pickle, Bo, Amol and Harvey (for flavor), JTJ, Vita, CAG and JTW(for memories), Anne, Niblet and all the 96-97 Lower M women,Upper Pell 93-94, Mr. Smith's advisee group, LES (for guidanceand support), MKD (for reassurance), Mr. G., DMW, ER, andWW.

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Allison Anne Brayton

n the uterus of love we are all blind cave-fish." -anonymous"What the hell is a stapler?" -Ve '93

ichas Gracias a: Page (por felicidad), Al (por confianza), Apes (por.piracion), Eva (por risa), Linds, Christopher, Nattie, Matthew,.rvs, Fiz, Brad, Timmy, Ronnie, Upper Pell '93-94, Annex '94-95,wer Moss '96-97, The Caroline, Moss/Pell Seniors, Mr. Bates, Big", y mi familia. Los quiero mucho.

'ou can dream, so dream out loud. You know that yourne is coming 'round ... So don't let the bastards grindiu down." -U2

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nnAyin$ $r/ititnAe to everyone who entertained me tosome degree while I served my four years- especially Alii, Holly,Edwards, M.D., M.M., Simon, little Timmy Fluff-Fluff, Cia andCar, Monty Python's Flying Circus, J.T., the Sloths, J.P., B.P., Mr.Cheban's deranged wife, the H.N.C., those who "SQUAT"-ted inthe fall of '96, R.F., and all the fairies.

Sltt »*i (tvf to Mom, Dad, Slug-Boy, and other miscellaneous

members of Family.~£t \Jtrtmiqm tnA 3*n.%ue.- Without you, my life would be

empty (but safer! and less smelly!). Seriously- you are the twomost lovable, parasitic, spastic demon-girls who have ever mademe laugh till I almost drowned.

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'Blessed are the cheesemakers—Life of Brian

130 Eva Star Sayre

"Big deal. Vety big deal. -J.D.S.

Thank you - Mom, Dad, Arex, and AuntB., RBR, DMW, LSH, EMR, SHS, andBOB, Griffin '96, Moss-Pell Up All Night,Katy, Meg, Anna, Alexandra, Serena,Tonette (overseer of all), Harvey, and ofcourse; the Hangster, Holly-o, Al, Evala,Veroniquita, and Simon.

RAIN1 opened my eyesAnd looked up at the rain,And it dripped in my headAnd flowed into my brain,And all that I hear as I lie in my

bedIs the slishity-slosh of the rain

in my head.

^ I step very softly,I walk very slow,I can't do a handstand-

_^ I might overflow,BL So pardon the wild crazy thing

I just said-I'm just not the same since

there's rain in my head.-Shel Silverstein

amongweapons,among cat-tle the magi-cal wish-grantingcow."-TheBhagvadGita

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Thanks to Ms. Matouk, and Mrs. Stegman fcyour support and guidance to Pell 96-97, KE]EBF, RH W, PCR, KPB, MSF, LSD, and AJOKTo Carter, Alex, Katie T., Anne and Tonette fcalways listening to me, understanding me, anmaking me smile. And to my family-Thanyou for everything. I love you.

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Tonette

w, women forget all those things they don't want tolember, and remember everything they don't want to*et. The dream is the truth. Then they act and do thingsDrdingly.

-Zora Neale Hurston

a woman, I can do that.

:h much love to Mommy and Daddy foruring my "maturing" process. To all mysins for sticking together and encourage-it.inks to Tricia, Jamaal, Jason, Dievraun,;ph, Jay and Ronnie. You all have myrt.inks also to Alexandra, Serena, Anne,;e, Veronica, Ryan, Katie E. Jenell,elia, Luther, Niegel and Dionne. You'vemt the world to me.guidance and wisdom: Ms. Matouk, Ms.rkey, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Mein, Mr.ich and the Sturtevants.ecial thanks my sister and best friend,lya. You'll always be # 1 because you'relang special. I love you.

Tonette Amelia Williams

William W.Hamilton

"When all are one and one is allTo be a rock and not to roll."

-Led Zeppelin

'Where there is a Will there is a Way-Unknown

'We're all born mad, just some of us stay that way.'-Samuel Beckett

Thank you to Mom, Dad, Ross, Chris, Blair, Granny,Mr. Kunz and Mr. Lyons for all the support over theyears. Special thanks to all the "Boys"- Charlie,Amol, Dolph, Robinson, Turner, Andy, Ben, Carter,Rob, Harvey and Tim- for all the laughs. Live longand happy, guys.

Love,Ton

William Wilson Hamilton

Robert Veghte

f itanks to: PJC, DTR, WSS, JA, RBR, EMC, NAM, JPEM, JKK, JL (theimk patrol), JC CH, PCR, MA, MEF, RCP, MKK, SS, Phishing-out>, Wu-Tang and C.P. '96-'97, Dewan, and any other friends or faculty;mbers that I may have forgotten.

Thanks to: Mom and Dad for all of their love, guidance andpport.

— Just remember Rox ..... Nomatter how big you may think youare, I can still pound you to dust.

— Rubber DEdos! That's profanity,give me fifty and back Steve!

Robert Haldeman Veghte 135

GeorgeSergeant

AndrewMark

WilliamByrne

ChristopherBarnaby

I want to see what's never been seen,I want to live that age old dream.Come on, lads, we can go together.Let's take the best right now.

- Neil Young

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It's time to play the games.- Louis Deliverance

It is like a finger pointing away to the moon,Do not look at the finger,Or you will miss all the heavenly glory.

- Bruce Lee

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Let us cross over the river, and rest under the shade of the tree- T. J. "Stonewall" Jackson

Every man dies, not every man lives.- William Wallace

At that moment, I knew surely and clearly, that I was witnessingperfection. My brother stood before us, not on the bank of the BigBlackfoot River, but suspended above the earth; free from all it's laws,like a work of art. And I knew just as surely and just as clearly, that lifeis not a work of art and that the moment could not last.

- Norman Maclean

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Andrew:Love and thanks to myfamily, friends, andteachers. I can neitherexpress nor repay all youhave shared with, andgiven to me. Words arenot sufficient to remem-ber all the memories wehave shared, but thistime has left nothing toregret

Christopher:Love to Mom, Dad andOliver. Thanks to PKM,JPNA, and TKS for yourhelp. And to all myfriends, thank you formaking these years ajoy.

George:I give thanks and amgrateful to all of thosewho have made my daysmore pleasant and a joyto live, especially to Mr.Kunz and the rest of thequad. May the comingdays keep our friend-ships intact.

William:I would like to thankmy Mom and Dad,Julia, WSS, TKS,PKM & GLB every-one who has made melaugh, all of myfriends throughoutthe years, and ofcourse Lindsay. Thesewere beautiful years.

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". . . With a sudden intensity, as if she saw it clear for a second, shedrew a line there, in the centre. It was done; it was finished. Yes, shethought, laying down her brush in extreme fatigue, I have had myvision." Virginia Woolf, To the Lighthouse

THE LAKE ISLE OF INNISFREE

I will arise and go now, and go to Innisfiree,And a small cabin build there, of clay and wattles

made:Mine bean-rows will I have there, a hive for the

honeybee,And live alone in the bee-loud glade.

And I shall have some peace there, for peace comesdropping slow.

Dropping from the veils of the morning to where thecricket sings;

There midnight's all a glimmer, and noon a purpleglow,

And evening full of the linnet's wings.

I will arise and go now, for always night and dayI hear lake water lapping with low sounds by the shore;While I stand on the roadway, or on the pavements

grey,I hear it in the deep heart's core,

-WB Yeats

"Only on the surface of things have I ever trod thebeaten path . . . . I have been free. Yet I have not everstolen either the ponderable or the imponderable mate-rial of happiness . . . . And I have come, at last, from thefleeting rebellion of youth into the steadfast-or is itmerely the seasonable-accord without surrender of theunreconciled heart/'-Ellen Anderson Gholson Glasgow

To EMR, NAM, RBR, KBS, PKM,JPNA, BDB, and the Sturtevants-thatiyou all for teaching me with greatsensitivity and wisdom.

To everyone who has provided me with constancy, laughs, wisdom and comfort over the past four years, especially: Tonette, VE, Lindsay, Alii, NatiWaffle, Meg, Serena, Rob, Carter, Rachel, Rains, Eli/abeth L., Anne, Kathryn, Moira, Katie T., Page, Holly, Meredith, Randolph, Bernadette, Up]Pell '93-'94 and '96-'97, Ulla, Alysia, Lulu and Welles, Ali, Noelle and Lucy.140To Sam, Dads, Moms, Daisy and Fival: I love you all so much. Sam-I'm so happy you decided to come to St. Andrew's, and even though we'll

nks to AJOK's, Ayooda, Immortal Beloved,Griffin '96, Annex '95, K '96, U.M. '97, the1, LES and the advisee group, JPNA, DMW,>, and BOB. I'll miss you. Most of all, thanksfom, Dad, and Matthew; I love you.

leen Elizabeth Thomson

Natalie Reesei,

Thankyou to: GBD, Mom, Dad, Lee, Mo, Ray, VE, PiiScraping the Bottom of the Barrel, Claire, Agent RR, ''95-6, Moss '96-7, Griffin '96 and Mr. Bates, Ms. Schi<Mrs. Mein, and all of my other friends, family and teaclI love you.

"We shall not cease from exploration and the end of all of our exploring will be to arrive where we started andknow the place for the first t ime . . . What we call the beginning is often the end-And to make an end is to makea beginning. The end is where we start from." -T. S. Elliot

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"With the falling of leaves, the masks of green are stripped off the hillsides,revealing the diversity and uniqueness of each ridge and valley, rock andstream, old shed or oil well hitherto unseen. It is in the winter when the hillsbare their innermost selves, that we get to know them. Then, in the spring,when the masks return, we can look at the hills as old friends few othersunderstand. So it is with people. Most of the time we wear our masks. Butduring the difficult times, during the winters of our lives, we shed thefacades and reveal the intricacies of the unique beings we are. It is in thesemoments that friendships are formed, and we experience one another as fewothers ever will." -John W. Walker

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"Still, with his eyes on the world,Christopher Robin put out hishand and felt for Pooh's paw. Sothey went off together. But wher-ever they go and whatever hap-pens to them on the way, in thatenchanted place on the top of theforest, a little boy and his bear willalways be playing." -A. A, Milne

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142 Natalie Averell duPont Reese

KathrynThank you so much to N.Mein, M. Bride, Oddis, A.Chilton and E. Roach. Specialthanks to RCP, LRD, Moi,KET, Al, SL, VE, ALC, MLB,ABD, MKK, Meg, Pell '96-'97, Lisa, John, Kirk and Ben.And most of all, I thank myfamily: Mum, Dad, Bentonand James, for all your loveand support.

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'Nothing in the world can take the place of persis tence. Talent will not; nothing is m

"When you are not practicing, remember, someone somewhere is practicing, and when you meethim he will win."

-Bill Bradley

"It's better to do nothing together, than to do something alone."-Anonymous

Thanks to my friends: Allison, Rob,Moira, Durkin, Bernadette, Tom, Payne,Meredith, Randolph, Robinson, George,Turner, Andrew, Katie T., James andCordeiro, for teaching me the importanceof fun; to my teachers: Mr. and Mrs.O'Brien, Mr. Caldwell and the entireCaldwell clan, Mr. Speers and his family,Mrs. Mein, Mr. Austin, Mr. Roach andMr. Brown, who taught me how to"think;" and, of course, to my family forentrusting me to the caring community ofSAS. My sincere thanks for the time youhave spent with me over the last threeyears. Your ceaseless time and energyhave helped me to see beyond my close-mindedness to all the world has to offer.I am forever grateful.

Benjamin Graves Kennedy

Character is how you behave whenno one is looking."

-Dr. Robert Coles

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If history is a spider-threadspun over and over though brushedawayit seems I might some twilightor dawn in the hushed country lightdiscern its grayness stretchingfrom molding or doorframe, outinto the empty dooryardand following it climbthe path into the pinewoods,tracing from tree to treein the failing light, in the slowlylucidifying dayits constant, purposive trail,till I reach whatever cellar holefilling with snowflakes or lichen,whatever fallen shackor unremembered clearingI am meant to have foundand there, under the first or laststar, trusting to instinctthe words would come to mindI have failed or forgotten to sayyear after year, winterafter summer . . .

- Adrienne Rich

Thank You: Chris, Randolph, Will, Andrew, George,Brooke, Charlie, Will H., Carter, Amol, Tim, KatieT., Simon, Moira, Lisa, Alexandra, Tom, James, Sam,Rains, Voorhees, Mr. Gilheany, Ms. Matouk, Mrs.Mein, Mr. Speers, Kirstin, Harvey, Ben, Mr. Rue andMeredith.Mom, Dad and Carey — Utah is forgiven. Thankyou.

Robert Haven Willey 145

Carter

Just keep livin'. L-I-V-I-NDazed & Confused

"I don't need very much now," said the boy," justa quiet place to sit and rest. I am very tired." "Well,"said the tree, straightening herself up as much as shecould, "Well, an old stump is good for sitting andresting. Come, Boy, sit down. Sit down and rest."And the boy did. And the tree was happy.

Shel SilversteinThe Giving Tree

Thanks: To all of my bo]Your friendship over tpast four years has measo much to me. I'll remeiber you all forever. To nteachers: the CaldwelMr. Austin, Mr. Kunz, IVDenning, Mr. Speers, aithe rest of my teachers, iside the classroom and 01I'll always cherish whyou all have given me. rvfamily: Mom and Dad;love you both very mucElizabeth; you're an amaing gal, and I love you mothan you know. Thanksall of you.

"And though you wantlast forever, you know y(never will. And the gooibye makes the jourmharder still."

Cat Stevens

146 John Carter Grant

Trumbauer

>o much to we take for granted. - Daveylathews

Ask good MacDuf f and Donalbain, so many goodideas are slain by those who would dare not step outof line. But if I have my way tonight, and chancesare I think I might - I'll turn those sour minds tograpes of wine. Welcome to this world.

- Primus

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Thanks in no particular order to: Mom, Dad, Chris, Mike,Charlie, Shakey, Jigsaw, Derek, Ashley, Will, George, Amol,Ben, Rob, Christopher, Tonto, Andy, Durkin, Carter, Harvey,Ronnie, EYPW, Veronica, Holly, Meredith, Eva, Ferrel,da'Baum '97, PKM, TFG, JPNA, Mr. Matusow, all those thathave helped me in the past, and those who will help me in thefuture.

Timothy Jay Trumbauer 147

Angelica

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Always be joyful.Always keep on praying.No matter what happens,always be thankful,for this is God's will for you.(I Thessalonians 5:16-18)

Thank You: (If it weren'tfor all of you, I couldn'thave made it this far!)God, Mom, Dad, David,Lynne, Jonathan, Laya(Our friendship means

so much to me.), Elisa, (You are an inspiration.), Vita, PE, PA, AB, HF,LW, AA, AH, AW, VE, PR, ET, TB, EL, LH, CK, DJ, DFC, LES, BB,AR, KES, AMM, DM, HW, BB, and everyone else who has beenthere when I needed them. Thank you for your friendship, encour-agement, and patience.

148 Elisabeth AngelicaHopkins Williams

;dicate this page in the memory of Barbara Elaine Jeffries andfmond Charles White. Without you I never would have madehis far.

ink you's:

Daniel - Thank you for having bottomless ears, a strong>ulder, and a golden heart.

Angelica - You are my best friend and half of my very soul. I1 never, ever lose sight of you. Friends like you only come oncei lifetime.

Elisa - You are so good for me. You give me self esteem andw me that I can stand up for myself. I sometimes don't thinki realize how much influence you have over me, and I thankL for it.

To Naomi - You are so vulgar andraunchy sometimes its scary. But youare also kind and full of love (thoughyou won't admit it.) You have taughtme that nothing is too outrageous, andnothing is too compassionate. And, bythe way . . . PENIS!!

Laya

\Also thanks to:My family, because I know I'll always have your support,whatever I do.

To all my friends - "Let us agree that we will never forget oneanother . . . let us never forget how good we once felt here, alltogether, united by such good and kind feelings as made us, too,perhaps better than we really are ... You are all dear to me, [and]from now on I shall keep you in my heart, and ask you to keepme in your hearts too." - The Brothers Karamazov

Also: Ms. Maull, Ms. Miller, Ms. Johnson, all the corridors I'velived on, Eva for putting up with me (and my mess) freshmanyear, Angelica for sophomore and junior years, and Holly forjunior year, all my teachers, and to Mr. O'Brien, for giving me thedrive to excel throughout sophomore, junior, and senior years.

Just keep on steppin', children, when you know you're right.Don't matter what they tell you. Just keep on steppin'.

- Black folktale

Cause I'm a woman, phenomenally. Phenomenal woman, that'sme.

- Maya Angelou

What's a phallic symbol?- Laura Westf all

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II

"With all memory and fate drdeep beneath the wavesLet me forget about today ttomorrow."

-Bob Dylan

"I think I'll disappear now, slipout sideways just for awhile - butuntil then I'll stay in and sleeplate."

-Crash Test Dummies

Sebastian150 Sebastian Padraic Ramos

Sebastian would like to thank: Mom,Dad, Dan and Chris, Eddie, Bass, Car-son, Caleb, Danny, Ty, Logan, Elias,Oreo Cookie, Nei-Dog, Katie andAnne, Aniol, Gable, Moneta, Phil,Goo, Carps, the school sto', TDO,WSS, DMW, DPD, TKS, BDB, andMr. Brooke.

"Beer! So be it! Let us drink and be merry, for we are strong, andto-morrow we die." -The Secret Agent

"In two hundred years doctorswill rule the world."

"I'm always good-Holly Fling

"DID YOU DID YOU DIDYOU?"

-Caleb

Eddie would like to thank: DPD, TOO, RHS, MOM,JPNA, DMW, ELK, TKS, WSS, TJY, Carps, and theSchool Store. Mom, Dad, Andrea, Aldora, and Edith.Sebastian, Bass, Craig, Caleb, Carson, Danny, Rich"the B*tCh," Elias, VE, Logan, Tyler C. Rayner, Katie,Anne, Moneta, Simon, Phil C., Bullets, Arnol, TimTrumbauer, Turner (Fellow Blue Ace), Randolph(Room 209 Beat-down), Gable, Nei-Dog, and Goo.

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DanielBenyam

Tha saga continues-NWA

Let me let you know onething. It's one life, one love,so there can only be oneking.-NAS

Gatsby believed in the green light, the orgastic futurethat year by year recedes before us. It eluded us then,but that's no matter-tomorrow we will run faster,stretch out our arms farther

-P. Scott Fitzgerald

I'd like to thank myself and God for giving me the strength to surithese four years of hell. My family: Mom, Dad, Martha and JostMartha I'm proud of you, keep on making that loot. Mr. BatesMr. DeSalvo. For everyone I left out that I was cool with then, wcool now.

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Brian

A true friend is the most precious of all possessions-La Rochefoucauld

st folksabout aspy asy maketheirids to be.A.coin

Special Thanks: First,and most importantly, tomy family. You have al-ways supported me andhave been there for me.Thank you. I love youguys.To all my friends whohave helped me downthis bumpy road calledlife. Especially: Jeff, Da-vid, Anne, Megan, Katy,Page, Simon, Elisa,Becca, Mrs. Simen-dinger, Mr. Odden, Mr.Wang, Mr. Kunz, Mr.Cheban, Miss LeBlanc,Mrs. Matthers, and Mrs.McTaggart. I love you allmore than you'll everknow. Thank you forbeing there. I'll miss youall very much.

The most wasted of all days is that inwhich we have not laughed

-S.R.N. Chamfort

Captain! My Captain! Our fearful trip is done, theize we sought is won.

-Walt WhitmanBrian Michael Bullard 153

Jeff Gable

How can something seem so plausible at the time, yet so idiotic in retrospe- Calvin

I'd rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints. . . the sinners are mimore fun. Only the good die young. - Billy Joel

Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, ycould miss it. - Ferris Bueller

Thanks to: Big-O, MFC, PJC, DMW, JML, LES, MKD, JPA, TKS, WSS, BaKatie, Anne, Nina, Brian, Phil, Eddie, Ramos, Hal, Chris, Dan, Megan, BeoFeety, Teacha, The Scotsmen, The Concert Choir, Hillier '96/'97, and everycelse whom I've left out.To others elsewhere: Bobby, Beau, John, Elizabeth, Liz, Fuller, and CEA XSpecial Thanks to: Mom, Dad, Ashley, Alicia, Grandma, and the rest of the faI love you all.

154 Jeffrey Lyle Gable

time is never time at all you can never ever leave without leaving apiece of youth and our lives are forever changed we will never be thesame...

- smashing pumpkins

Turns out not where but who you're with that really matters.-DMB

I would like to thank my parents for support, Nana for themoney, Gable, Mones, and Nick for friendship, Anne for love,Katie, Megan, and Becca for keeping me busy, the Neener forthe psych notes and compassion, Suze for the squeeze, Carsonfor the dominoes and frisbees, Caleb for sex, Logan for thelaughs, Marc F. for the food, Uncle Ying and the Spick for theroom, Jonathan and Luke.

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Edwards Special Thanks to the following for helping meget through all four years: Buf fy (for always beingthere), MFC (for everything), Gable, Bass,Megan, Ferrell, Maddy, Kecky-lou, Logan,Neener, Mr. Leal, Wafle, Serena, Tonette, "L"Dorm '96, Cross Country "96, "M" Dorm '97,Moneta, Carson, Coleman, Sebastian, and espe-cially Ty, Menei, and Danny for all the love andkindness you have shown me this past year.And, most importantly, thanks to my family fortheir unconditional support: Mom, Pat, Gerry,Christy, Suzie, Kris, Michael, Squeaky, Petunia,Captain, Mocha, Sabrina, and Dracula.

Toby

"Does the noise in my head bother you?"~TheGods Must Be Crazy

"I don't pretend to know all the answers, I don'tpretend to know all the questions- Hey, wheream I?"-Jack Handey

Thank you, my friends, for all that you havetaught me. I will never forget your wise wordsand smiling faces. I love you all.Chicas: Toby, Ren-a, Nettelai, KT, Ferliz,Meggies, and Kecky-lou.Friends: JLG, LFDG, SMS, DAB, BMB, Neener,"La"-my Ml' sis, GVC, JWM, PSC, MMA, TJT,PCR, VE, EHL, MKK, KPB, MSF, "L" '96, Pell '97,The Caroline '96, Dave M.-I miss you RR- forlaughs and poetry, and Ty- will you marry me?Mentors: Ann + Fletcher, anyone from L.F., IL(you know who you are), Monica, Big O., and, P.BrookeFamily: Mom and Dad- for support, Stacey- fortalking, Perron- for de-stressing, Gmom andGdad, Bev and Lance, Tag, Joy, Radar, andSabrina (the secret of a lifetime)

Buffy

"There is a voice inside of you that whispers allday long, 'I feel that this is right for me, I know

1 that this is wrong.' No teacher, preacher, parent,friend, or wise man can decide what's right foryou-just listen to the voice that speaks inside."-Shel Silverstein

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A. Riley

on't know, I don't care, and it doesn't make any;rence." - Jack Kerouac

in't cheating if you don't get caught." - G. Lindsay

- I did not take a nap- the nap- took- me . . ." -Silverstein

ow thyself? If I knew myself, I'd run away." -nn Wolfgang von Goethe

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Elizabeth

Sometimes a smile happens in aflash, but the memory can last alifetime. - Anonymous

For laughter, compassion, and friendship,thanks to "L" Dorm '95-'96 and '96-'97,UMoss '94-'95, SSS, MKK, VCW, JLG,CWM, EAHW, GSH, JTJ, WBR, to all thesoutherners- especially JCG, BPC, MPB, andMAD, and also to anyone else who has helpedme along the way. Special thanks to MLWand RCP. To St. Andrew's faculty, thank youfor your wisdom and patience, particularlythe Roaches, MKD, SHS, KES, and LTB. I'llmiss y'all!For those at home, many thanks to SMK, JSR,and GLB for a lifetime of friendship. Endlessappreciation and love to my entire family,especially to Mom, Dad, and Spann- thosewho know me best.

160 Elizabeth Harrison Laffitte

To laugh often and much; towin the respect of intelligentpeople and the affection ofchi ldren. . . to appreciatebeauty; to find the best inothers; to leave the world a bitbetter... to know even onelife has breathed easier be-cause you have lived. This isto have succeeded. - Emerson

Some people come into our lives and qui<go. Others stay awhile, leave footprints onhearts, and we are never the same. - An<

Megan

curtain is lifting. We can have triumphragedy for we are the playwrights, the>rs, and the audience. -John Macauley

If you can keep your head when all about youAre losing theirs and blaming it on you,

If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you,But make allowance for their doubting too;

If you can wait and not be tired by waiting,Or being lied about, don't deal in lies,

Or being hated don't give way to hating,And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise:

If you can dream- and not make dreams your master;If you can think and not make thoughts your aim.

If you can meet with Triumph and DisasterAnd treat those two imposters just the same;

If you can bear to hear the truth you've spokenTwisted by knaves to make a trap for fools,

Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken,And stoop and build'em up with worn-out tools:

If you can make one heap of all your winnings;And risk it on one turn of pitch-and-toss,

And lose, and start again at your beginningAnd never breathe a word about your loss;

If you can force your heart and nerve and sinewTo serve your turn long after they are gone,

And so hold on when there is nothing in youExcept the Will which says to them: "Hold on!"

If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue,Or walk with Kings-nor lose the common touch,

If neither foes nor loving friends can hurt you,If all men count with you, but none too much;

If you can fill the unforgiving minuteWith sixty seconds' worth of distance run,

Yours is the Earth and everything that's in it,And-which is more-you'll be a Man, my son!

- Rudyard Kipling

There is a certain freedom in be-ing completely screwed, it can'tget any worse. - MatthewBroderick

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All my love and thanks to my parents: Mom,Dad, Roy, and Kacy without whom I could everbe where I am today. To Brian: I would neverhave survived my first two years here withoutyou. To Grandma, Grandpa, and Agnes: Foralways being there. To Syd and Chris: I love youguys! To Liz L., Annie-B, Ferrelli Lizelli, and Mrs.McT: You four have been friends that I'm notsure I could ever have deserved. To Edwards,Tonettie, Meggie, Wafy, and Mere-Bitch: Formaking the party last even through the roughestdays. To Geoffie: For the continuous comedy. Tothe Concert Choir- I'll miss all of you guys andthe music we created. Thanks to the frisbeeposse, esp. CM, JLG, and DB. To Big "O", Mr.Wang, and Ms. Terhune: for being you. Thanksto Annex '94-'95, "L" dorm '95-'96, and UpperM '96-'97. I love all of you guys and will missyou dearly.

SIMON.lome at me like a panther 'cause

you know yes is my answer.-Deee-Lite

Thanks very much Tom, Brad, Matt, Harv,Rob, Ty, Chip, George, Veronica, Katy W.,Fleurn, Elias, Will P., Eva, everyone who hastaken me to Dunkin' Donuts (especially RFF,MWH, & DMW), and Deee-Lite.I would also like to thank Mr. Brown, Mr.Wang, and Ms. Matouk. You have helpedme more than you will ever know.Special thanks to Mom, Dad, Nicholas, andPage. I love you all.

You're never too old to rock and roll.- Jethio Tull

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The harder you work, the luckier you get.

Thomas Burke Stephens 163

Bradford George Carmack BarnesIt was the best of times, it was the worst

of times,-Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities

How can I pimp with poop in my pants?- John Landay

You've got to treat this problem like yourwedding night: just get in there and do it.

- Doc DeSalvoFireball!!!

-ChipIf I wanted to read I'd like,... go to

school, or something.- Butthead

Sasprilluh! Whoooeeeeee!!!- Luster, The Sound and the Fury

Some people come into your life andquickly go. Others come stay for a while,

& leave footprints on your soul so you arenever the same.

- AnonymousOne of these days

I'm going to sit down and write a longletter

To all the good friends I've knownAnd I'm going to try

To thank them all for the good timetogether

Though so apart we've grown- Neil Young

Life's a long song;But the tune ends too soon for us all.

- Jethro Tull

Brad would like to thank:Teachers: Mr. Bates for guidance,

encouragement, and friendship; Mr.Denning, Mrs. Roach, Mr. Gilheany and

Mrs. Bride for their excellent teaching; Mr.Wang for being the coolest math teacher

ever; Mr. Speers, Mr. Brown & the rest ofthe Dean's office for their help and

patience; and Mr. Lyons, Doc DeSalvo,Mrs. McTaggart, and especially Mr. Duffy

for their coaching. Friends: Fleum, Ollie,Ed Jones, Rob M. Slater, Trey, Ginna,

Simon, Tom, Chip, Veronica, Payne,Landay, Carson and all known

accomplices, Ty, Logan, Turner (my eviltwin), Phil, Harvey, George and the entireSloth crew, Nei-Dog, Voorhees '94, Baum

'95 & '96, Football '93 & '94, Wrestling'96-'97, Dewire, Chopek, Kai, the Carrow

family, Ryan, Laura, WT, DWD, RTY,SCP, SA, PM, and USL

To Liz Ferrell and Matt Carrow: I wishthanks were good enough and this page

long enough to express my complete anddeepest gratitude. You were there through

the good and the bad and believe mewhen I say I couldn't have done it without

you. Liz and Matt, you both will alwaysHH be with me

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164 Bradford George Carmack Barnes

Many thanks to the following people:FacultyMr. DeSalvoMr. HigginsMr. MatusowMr. Smith

1994Ian ClarkAndy Techet

1995Cristina StenbeckAshton CurtisRyan DohertyLiz DwyerPedenTHarrisChris OrbanAndrew Pipes

1996Eric CalderAndrew ChangReg HargroveCharlotte Sanders

1997Brad BarnesAlii BraytonGeoff CarsonKate KeeleyLogan GreenleeChip HerrJohn LandaySebastian RamosTy RaynerSimon SaddletonTom StephensKatie ThomsonEddie Wun

1998Luke BaerMary BattleMatt OrbanSophie Stenbeck

and theDunkin' Donuts®TransportationCrew:Mr. FogelmanMr. GilheanyMr. HydeMr. LiebMr. Odden

Tyler Christian Rayner

MORGAN E. FOSTER•••..-•>'%.

Mo would like to thank . . .Nattie: I could never say enough, RayRay for being the greatest best friend

a girl could ever ask for, Payne, John and Kirk for always making me smile, Stacand all my buds from home, Nei . . . 'nuf said - I miss you, Moss-Pell Seniors'96-'97 (Aoouhda), Mom, dad and the whole fam . . . "thanks" just isn'tenough, M-dorm '95-'96, the CLASS OF '97 ... you kick ass! Brooke, Mary,

Tal, Nicki and the Phoe posse, Art Majors, TDR, EMR,NAM (thanks for never losing faith in me), Mr. G., PBand all of my teachers, all those who have stuck by methrough the years and CLAIRE . . . my sister and bestfriend: you will never know how much you have taught

1To GSH: "Love is perhaps the only glimpseare permitted of eternity." ( - Hellen HayThank you.

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To BDB and the SAS women's crew team . . . "changes can come from the power ofmany, but only when the many come together to form that which is invincible, thepower of one." - The Power of OneBDB and the Griffin '96 you have taught me about strength and the truest kind ofcourage.To Mere-dog, Liz, Nat, Meg and Katy . . . thanks foreverything . .. "J.K. Livin," always "J.K. livin".

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"Generally, by the time you are Real, most of your hair has been loved off, and your eyes drop out and you getloose in the joints and very shabby. But these things don't matter at all, because once you are Real, you can't beugly, except to people who don't understand." - Margery Williams The Velveteen Rabbit

166 Morgan Elizabeth Foster

looking for people I used to know, and I'm looking for places we used

Rachel ,

To my family, what could I possiblysay? I love you. To Vic and Em, forbeing the most steadfast and inspi-rational sisters and best friends Icould ever ask for. I love you.

ey may say, 'those were the days', but inay, you know, for us, these are thes." -Perry Farrell "We'll blow away

forever soon andgo onto differentlands, butplease do not everlook for me, forwith me you willstay." -SuzanneVega

"That time was likenever and like always.So we go there, wherenothing is waiting, andwe find everythingwaiting there." -PabloNeruda

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To those without whom Iwould not have made it: Mor-gan, Lindsay, Kate, Moira,Brooke, Katie J. and Liz, thereare not enough words. Im-measurable love to: Natalie,Katie T, Kirk, John, Payne,Chip, Dolphie, Pick, Sarah,Meg, Mere, Waff, Bo, Serene,Claire, Molly, Talley, and An-nex '96-97, for all the laughterand support. For endless in-spiration and direction: Mr.Rue, Mrs. Bride, Mr. Denning,Mrs. Bates, Mr. Smith, Ms.Schickel, and Mrs. Roach.

"I cannot fix upon thehour, or the spot, or thelook, or the words that laythe foundation. I was in themiddle before I knew that Ihad begun." -Jane AustenAMS- Thank you for theunexpected. I love you.

Rachel Catherine Pfeiffer 167

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We laughed until we had to cry, and weloved right down to our last good-bye. Wewere the best I think we'll ever be. Just youand me for just a moment. - St. Elmo's Fire

So wherever I am there's always Pooh,there's always Pooh and Me. "What would Ido?" I said to Pooh, "if it wasn't for you," andPooh said: "True, it isn't isn't much fun for one,but two can stick together," says Pooh, says he."That's how it is," says Pooh.- Christopher Robin

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I'd like to thank: Clique K, LP '93-'94,'96-'97 Ayooda and all of my friends.And I'd like to thank Ms. Matouk, Mrs. BrOddis, Ms. Hewlett, Mrs. Chilton and esdaily Mrs. Caldwell for your patiencesupport. My never-ending thanks goesBrooke, Moira, Kate, Rachel, Veronica, KcMeg, Kathryn, Amelia, Alexandra and,course, Will. I love you all forever. And nespecially, thank you Mom, Dad, MattNana. Thank you for having faith in me. 11you.

"I love you to the moon andback."

Lindsay Ryan Dormer

Brooke

ft.I would like to thank:Clique K, The PhoestryCrew, Mo, Mer-Mer, Waf-fle, Vern, Maxine, Skinny,Bobo, RW, WR, The DLC,AJOKS, Immortal Beloved,Becca, K.J., K dorm'96-'97-for frightening me, Henry,Soph and C'BOB. ToSpeers, MBB, CNK, andJPNA- for listening to any-thing and everything.Thanks especially to:L i n d s a y ( P i g l e t ) ,Keeleymonster, Myra, andRay-Ray. Thank you mostof all to my family, themost important part of me.

"The most important thing to keepremembering is that life is not so muchmeant to be understood as it is to belived out; it is not a problem to besolved, but a mystery to be partici-pated in fully." -?

"'Why was not important. . . Analysis de-stroys wholes. Some things, magic things,are meant to stay whole. If you look at theirpieces, they go away." - BOMC

"Now let the night be dark forall of me. Let the night be toodark for me to see-Into thefuture. Let what will be, be."- Robert Frost

Ashley Brooke Digges

I m glad I did it, partly becauseI enjoyed i t . . . but chiefly be-cause I shall never do it again." -Mark Twain

Moira

Somehow I know we'll meet again. I don't know just whereand I don't know just when, but you're in my heart, sountil then, it's time to say goodbye. - Kermit and theMuppets

Special Thanks to: Kate, Lindsay, Rachel, andBrooke- you have made it all worthwhile forme, I don't think I could have made it throughwithout your amazing friendship and love.Also, thanks to my family whose support hasmeant more to me than I can express.Thanks also to: Ben, Katie, Morgan, Sarah,Kathryn, Will, Natalie, Meredith, Rob, Katy,Carter, Serena, Alex, Meg, James, AJOCKS,Lower Pell '96/'97, the DLCs, and "clique K".Mr. Roach, Mr. Speers, and Mr. Austin-youhave inspired me more than you will everknow. Thank you for your incredible dedica-tion and support.

Moira Stevenson Forbes

KateKeeley

I could not stay here, for I hadthings to do, and a promise to keep.However, when I left, I carried thememory of that place as if it were adiamond in my pocket.

"hank you to Rachel, Lindsay, Moira,g, Brooke, Sarah, KT, KJ, KLW, JKL,C, EHL, VWW, MAP, MLF, MAD,:, RBR, MCM, NAM, AJOK's, Theoline '95-'96, L '96-'97 — You haveie it worthwhile — and especially toi, Mom, Reenie, Meaghan, and Bloatall of your love, support, and guid-

Mary Katherine Keeley

Sarah

There are those who plike ships in the night

Who meet for a momethen sail out of sight.

With never a glance baiwards of regret,

Folks we know briefly tlquickly forget.

Then there are friends v\sail together

Through quiet waters istormy weather.

Helping each other throijoy and strife,

And they are the kind v\give meaning to life.

I can't do everything, but I'd do anything for you.I can't do anything except be in love with you. - DS

Love and thanks to: Dad, Mom, Lauren, Teddy, Trevor, and Shirley — thankyou so much for all your love, strength, and guidance. Thank you to all myteachers, especially BOB, ASC, MBB, NAM, and RBR. L '96-97, Meg, Liz,Angelica, Meredith, Morgan, Alexandra, Tonette, Vita, Lindsay, KT, Brooke,Becca, Sophie, Ben, Payne, Kirk, Landay, Christian, Emily C, and Bernadette,thank you so much for the friendship and memories. Special thanks to Moiraand Rachel, you both have helped me more than you will ever know. Kate, yourfriendship means so much to me. Thanks for the travels and good times, butmost importantly for keeping me honest. I'll miss you. And to my best friend,Jim: Thank you for all the support, inspiration, and laughs. You mean more tome than words are able to convey. I love you. • • • — •

So we beat on, boats against the crent born ceaselessly into the past.

- F.S. Fitzgerald The Great Gat

best way to figure out who you are is to get to the place where you don't have to be anything else. - Levi jeans

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"There is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doi:It's time I swing the baskets off this overbur- as simply messing around in boats. - "River Rat"dened horse,Sink my toes into the ground and set a differ-ent course.

- Phish

"Take it all in it's as big as it seems, count all your blessin;remember your dreams." - Jimmy Buffett

Tremendous thanks to Mom, Dad, Stuart, Kit, Carson, Claeb, Gable, Suze,the Monetas, Logan, Ty, Ferrel, Koch, Bass, Rob, Page, Elias, Riley, Chuck,Edwards, Rich, Sebastion, 81, Fluff, JR, the Scotsmen, the LC, the ZB team,La Maison, the Freshmen and any and all extras.

1 74 Philip Schuyler Coleman

,ogan GreenleeTity of people miss their share of happiness notmse they never find it, but because they don't stop toiy it"

"You know, people are like dominoes,you know. They are always falling downand getting set right back up again. Evernotice that? Shut up."

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Many thanks to (in no particular order) Mom, Dad, Grandmother,Grandfather, Katherine, Alex, Maddie, Mr. Wang, Mr. Brown, Mr. Hyde,Mr. Odden, Kennedy, Torio, Bass, Riley, Koch, Ramos, Coleman, Ed-wards, Ferrell, Gable, Rayner, Landay, Laffitte, Wright, E. Wun, Carson,Caleb(Jacob), McDonough, Mones, Stephens, Saddleton, Morse, S. and D.Meyers, Raffetto, Barnes, Herr, Parker, 1st Boat, and anyone I missed.

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In Loving Memory of John McFadden, I will neverforget all the pain, sweat, tears, and joy.

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"The clouds grumbled on the east. God crept closer,mumbling. I raised the right fist, shook it at the oldBastard, and passed out."

Edward Abbey"You know, people are like Dominoes, you know

Thanks to: Mom, Dad, Toph,Geoff, Claeb the Greek, Phil,Bob, Thomas, Barnes, Logan, Ed-wards, Riley,, Liz, Suze, Fluffy,Fluffhead, Fro Chuckles, James,Wolfman, Doug, Zocco, Ash,Em., Bart, Blythe, M.W., TFG.,GLB., PKM., JAH., NAM., Zoso,E.G., Duane, Carlos, CSN & Y,Mr. Leal, Tim, Scott, Zanki, andJohn.

176 Jonathan Weldon Moneta

GeofferyCarson

always falling down and getting set right back up again. Did you ever notice

Tom "Big Boy" Byron

them born, Southern Bred, when I die I'll bethem Dead.

Many thanks to:

The Fam

Mom. Dad. Shannon. Melissa. Frisky

TheLCJonathan, Caleb, Phil Bob, Logan, Bass, The

Greek, Torio, The Wun, Sebastian, Dave, Chuck,Zocco, The Wolfman, James, JoMo, Doug,

Handy, Gable

FriendsBrad, Ty, Neil, J.R., Ben, Tom, Brian, Phil, Simon,

D.B., Nei, Max, Megan, Anne, Liz, Edwards, Page,Alii, Liz, Luke, Blue Lou, Christopher, Emmett,

Pat, Bourne, La Maison

Faculty BuddiesDOC, Cheban, O-Dog, Colburn, Rue, Cool

Breeze, Hyde, Higgins

d in the end, the love you take is equal to the love youe."John Lennon

Special thanks toPat, for helping with my page

Susan, for everything

"I am wonderingYoda

why you are here?"

Geoffery Van Carson 177

Caleb Prescott"This function is like your wedding night. You can't be a spectator.

You've got to get in there."-"Doc" Desalvo. "Hey Mr. DeSalvo, wasyour wedding night like a function."-Casey Chopek."You can't run home, but you can home run,"-"Doc" Desalvo."Was it thirteen states united or thirteen united states ... Think aboutthat for a second."-MKD."Judge me by my size, do you?" -YODA.

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Although this list of namesmay not appear as importantas the latter, each of them hasaffected me in a significantway. Thanks to tamecah,Duffy, Wesley, Oshay, Geoff,Jonathan, Phil Pinch, PhilColeman, Eddie, Sebastian,Danny, Nei-dog, Elias, Kirk,Dave Bass, Susan, Jenell,Katie Watson, KatieEdwards, George, Suli,Sloan, Mr. Kunz, Mr. Rue,Mr. Hyde, and Mr. Matusow.

"The penal system is screwed up."-George Hutton. "Yes it's a very hardissue.'-Caleb"Boom."-"Doc" Desalvo."Those God darn sons of bitches referees. Jesus Christ, they have toomuch power."-Mr. Colburn."Comeeeeeer Scout! You old dog, you little rascal you. Hah hah hah." •Mr. O'Brien."Caleb, do you have power windows in the Virgin Islands?" -Mrs.O'Brien.

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I would like to begin by givithanks to God who created all we piceive and feel; for without this foiwe are not able to give thanks. Nexwould to thank my parents. Mr. a:Mrs. Prescott, who bought me irthis world an instilled the right quities in me. Special thanks to AToulson and the O'Briens who sontimes assumed parental roles duricritical periods of my Saint Andrevcareer. I love you to my sister Amwho had enough faith in me to siport me in my every decision.

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"o Those who were lost along the way: Lara,Christian, Katie, Rich, Elias, Matt, Sofia, Sony,nd Dominic. To what might have been — wewpeyou are doing well, wherever you may be.

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SuperlativesMost likely to sleep through the rest of life: Veronica Erard and Tom

StephensGuy with whom you would most want to be stranded on a desert island:

Matt CarrowGirl with who you would most want to be stranded on a desert island:

Katie JacksonBiggest Spaces: George jHuttonjmd KathrynjK)hannonMost likely/to make a* scene in public placjfjohn Landay and Sarah/ Siebert*/ . . \/ "< Ij / If

Jvlost likely.to get a parkang|:ic^et: R*x Vjfghteket: Alexandra Cox

jhiaMirst I: Natalie Reese

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Love, Mom, Dad, Ashley, Grandma, Pet.Thanks to faculty and staff of St. Andrew's. 185

Listen to theMUSTN'TS

Listen to the MUSTN'TS,child,

Listen to the DON'TSListen to the SHOULDN'TSThe IMPOSSIBLES, the

WON'TSListen to the NEVER

HAVESThen listen close to me-Anything can happen,

child,ANYTHING can be

-Shel Silverstein

Harvey- How do I put inwords the love and pride Ifeel in my heart? You arejoyful, loving and kind.Your ability to look to thefuture, set your course andfocus on it has made you theaccomplished young manyou are today. You are theBEST son/brother and weare so proud of you and allyou have done!

CONGRATULATIONSDarling

Love- Mom, Shelby,and Sarah

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Congratulations, Page!!

with lots of love and great pride from thenot-quite Brady Bunch, Mom and Jerry,

Dad, Alex, Mandy, Hartsgrove, Aunt Pamand Uncle JP, Aunt Barb and Dolly.

"SHE'S LIKE A RAINBOWTJ C

1 CHELLY- CONGRATULATIONS, WE- LOVE YOU...

Congratulationsto our great

Sarah

Love, Mom and DadLauren, Teddy, and

Trevor

Thank you to St. Andrews.It has been a great 4 years!

JONflTHHN,

REMEMBER RT THE END OF THE DRV,

B E R B L E T O S R V , I G R U E L I F E T H E

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Rob,Congratulations!Today is your day.You're off to great places!You're off and away!...You'll be on your way up!You'll be seeing great sights!You'll join the high flierswho soar to high heights ...And somehow you'll escapeany waiting and staying.You'll find the bright placeswhere Boom Bands are playing.

Dr. SeussWe love you so very much-Mom, Dad, and Carey

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Way to go, CHIP!

Thanks, SAS!

We Love You,Mom, Dad, AJ & Poky

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CONGRATULATIONS SERENA FROM MOM AND DAD ANDAMANDA!

"We should be careful to get out of an experience only the wisdom that is in it — and stop there; lestwe be like the cat that sits down on the hot stove-lid. She will never sit down on a cold one anymore."-Twain

Congratulationsto our "cool" Katy

and the Class of 1997

Love Mom and Dad

"Hey, Big Guy - Lumper - Johnny-John -The Boy"

John,You have made life lively,challenging, happy... andcertainly never dull!We are so proud of you!God's speed. We love you... forever and always.

Dad and Mom

If You Can Dream It. . .You Can Do It!

John,You are the best!Congratulationsand good luck!

Love,Anne

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALEXANDRA COXAND THE CLASS OF 1997!

We love you, Pickle, and are so proud of you.

Moms, Dads & Sam

Congratulations!Today is your day.You're off to Great Places.You're off and away.

It's opener therein the wide open air.

And when things start to happendon't worry. Don't stew.Just go right along.You'll start happening too.

from: "Oh; the Places you'll go."by Dr. Seuss

You have brains in your head.You have feet in your shoes.You can steer yourselfany direction you choose.You're on your own. And you know what to doand YOU are the guy who'll decide where to go.

Out there things can happenand frequently doto people as brainyand footsy as you.

And will you succeed?Yes! You will indeed!(98 and 3/4 per cent guaranteed.)Kid, you'll move mountains!

CongratulationsClass of 1997!

WAY TO GO,Johnny "O DOE!'

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We Love You! Mom, Dad, Sarah, Leigh, and Kensington

Congratulations,Rox

and the Class of 1997

Thanks SAS for steering himin the right direction!

The end of one journey is over,the next is just beginning —

love,Mom, Dad and the dogs —Molson, Clicquot, Calvadose,Mooshead, Chevas, Grogand Amstel"l_ite"

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Elizabeth Harrison Laffitte

If you wantto be happy,

be.Tolstoy

'listen to the Exhortation of the Dawn'

L,ook to this Day*

For it is L,ife, the very L,ife of L,ife

In its bnef Cjourse lie all the

Varieties and Realities of your Existence

The Bliss of Growth,

The Glory of flftion,

The 3plcndour of Beauty,

For Yesterday is but a Dream

Hnd Tomorrow is only a Vision,

But Today well lived makes

Every Yesterday a Dream of Happiness,

Hnd every Tomorrow a Vision of Hope

I,ook well therefore to this Day'

£uch is the 3alutanon of the Dawn'"

Osier

The mostwasted day ofall is thai on

which we havenot laughed.Cham for l

With Love,Pride, and Joy--Mama, Daddy k Spann

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CONGRATULATIONS Geoff!!!!!!!!!

"Luke, believe in the Force and in your self..." Gen. Obi Wan Kenobi, Return of the Jedi.

?his above all: to thine ownIf be true, and it mustHow, as the night the day,lou canst not then be false

any man. Farewell: myessing season this in thee"Polonius, Hamlet

"That's what I've fought forand planned for all my life. Ialone, am heir to the realm. Iwill be SHOGUN I didnot choose to be what I am. Itis my karma" ... Toranaga,Shogun

We love you and are very proud of you. Dad, Mom, Shannon, and Melissa, and Frisky 199

CharlieYou have always been

Sweet Generous

Brave- Sort Of Sporty

IDebonair And Wonderful

We are so proud of you and love you very much- Morn and Dad

To everyone at St. Andrew's- Thank you!We will miss you-

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CONGRATULATIONS!YOU'RE READY FOR THE NEXT VENTURE!

WHERE THERE'S.WE

MOM, DAD/1CHRIS, BLAI

ERE'S A WAY!

CONGRATULATIONSANNE

WE LOVE YOUWE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU

MOM, DADSTAGEY AND PERRON

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Megan, our love and respect for you is endless.Continue to be true to yourself.

You are an example for everyone!All our love,

Morn, Roy, and Brian

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Congratulations and good luck Class of '97 ...It's been a pleasure!

Michael and Ellen Foster206

Hey, Amol Parikh, We Love You!Mom, Dad & Anush

Congratulations Class Of 1997

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Randolph- "HappyTrails To You"

Love Mother, Dad& Bruce

Congratulations,Eddie!

Good Luck AndBest Wishes In

The Future!

Love,Dad, Mom, Edith,

Aldora, AndAndrea

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KATHERINEWe are always so proud of you! We wish you

great success and joy.Love, Mom, Dad and Matthew

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The character of an individual is the composite of experience gained from risks and choices.What a beginning you ve made!

We love you!Mama, Daddy, Stuart and Kit

IColors

My skin is kind of sort of brownishPinkish yellowish white.My eyes are grayish bluish green,But I'm told they look orange in the night.My hair is reddish blondish brown,But it's silver when it's wet.And all the colors I am insideHave not been invented yet

-Shel Silverstein

Lindsay Dormer, you are loved.Mom, bad, Matt, Madison

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CongratulationsClass Of'97

... you may bedisappointed

if you fail,but you are doomed

if you don't try.-Beverly Sills

Way to go, Bee!Mom, Stefan, Martha

What can I say,Mo? I love you,and you meanthe world to me.Fm going to missyou! Good Luck!

XOXO- Clay

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I Jear L,ita/

In the course ol ones lile

one encounters many characters

some emitting many shades ol gray

others sparkling light.

From the instant you appeared

shades ol wonderous lights have lilled

our house and hearts.

Oiving us numerous opportunities to

bask in the clouds ol smiles

that were always heavy with Kind

innocent laughter and carelree joyousness.

I pray as you grow that your light

sails into many homes and hearts

bringing to them this gilt that is typically

yours.

N\om,

Congratulations Amelia, our sparkling light!!!!and the Class of 1997

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Congratulations, Princess!

We Love You.

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MOIRA!

We love you and will always bevery proud,

Love Mom and Dad

Brian-

"You LightUp My Li/e"!You haveaccomplished greatthings these pastfour years."ConsiderYourself!" oneof the "LuckiestPeople In TheWorld". As youcontinue "ToDream TheImpossibleDream" always"Whistle AHappy Tune".Remember as you"Climb EveryMountain","You'll NeverWalk Alone".

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Mr. LiefeldMr. Denning

We'll miss you next year!Thank you for everthing

you have done for us!

For your years ofdedication, we areeternally grateful.

VI Form-Class Of 1997Alexander, Margaret M.

Dr. & Mrs. Edward L. Alexander ICynthia (Cce Cee)71 5 Green Winged TrailWyoming, DE 19934

Barnes, Bradford G.

Dr. Barbara E. Barnes297 Valley RoadWexford. 'PA 15090-7568Mr. Ciregorv D. Barnes14 Kevin CircleOil City, I-'A Ib3ft'i-tl43 ^H '14^77-0629

Bass, David A.540 972-2453Dr. & Mrs. Michael L. BassHeather10740 Catharpin RoadSpotsylvania, VA 22553-3900

Benyam, Daniel S.703 642-3079 ,Mr. Benyani G. Yessus &Vis. Del-Tab Ghobreab5405 Dublin AvenueSpringfield, VA 22151

Blake, Meredith L.610/865-5592Mr. & Mrs. losephG, BlakeJane9 14 Seventh AvenueBethlehem, PA 18018

Boharmon, Kathryn P.212/879-2086Mr. & Mrs. Benton P, Bohannon, Jr.Kathryn770 Park Avenue • 'New York, N'Y 10021

Brayton, AHison A.4 1!0; 778-0325Dr. & Mrs. Neil W. Bray tonRobyn141 Brayton LaneChestertown,. \1D21 620-2253

BuMard, Brian M. ^215/538-6106Mrs. M. Diane Bullard201 N. Ambler StreetQuakertown, PA 18951-1351Mr. I, Parker BullardI'.O.Rox72 , ,

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Carson, Geoffrev V.608/?58-1551 ..,-.,.D|li|: Mrs'. Larry V. CarsonN'|ifcy304 Country View CourtJanesville, WI 53545-9072

Coleman, Philip S.9 1 0/343-8320Dr. & Mrs. Gordon D. Coleman

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10 Park AvenueVihningtcm, NC 28403

Cox, Alexandra L.202 965-0615

If} 10/556-6400 (weekends)Mr. & Mrs. Warren (. CoxClaire31 1 I N . Street, N.W.

| Washington, DC 20007-3420> (Sam '98);

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Craighill, John St. Clair, Jr.703/845-8972Mr. & Mrs. John S. CraighillKathleen1406Crest\vood DriveAlexandria, VA 22302-2301

Digges, Ashley Brooke410/778-6061Ms. Wendy \\r. DiguesP.O. Box 209Chestertown,MD21620Mr. KdwardS. Digger, Jr.4^10 Meadowdi ft RoadGlen Arm, MD2l(l?7-Qj27410/592-9319

Dormer, Lindsay R.410/749-5603Dr. & Mrs. Bernard J. Dormer, Jr.Jean1502 Camden AvenueSalisbury, MD 21801

Durkirt, Charles P.212.737-9063Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Durkin, Jr.Mary a.*****?142 Fast 71st StreetNew York, NY 10021-51.57

Edwards, Katie E.302/645-8333Mrs. Kathy C.Edwards150 King^ 1 fighwayLewes, DE 19958

Erard, Veronica M.58-2-92-7841Mr. &Mrs. Philippe ErardSusanaccs 1288P.O. Box 025323Miami , f-L 33102-5323

Ferrell, Elizabeth B.704/362-1907Mr. & Mrs. Excell O. FerrellPaula2516 Sheffield Crescent CourtCharlotte, NC 28226 .

Fling, HolIeyE.904/268-7280Mr. & Mrs. Rodger W. FlingNoreen13880 Mandarin RoadJacksonville, FL 32223

Forbes, Moira S.908/234-2175 Jj'lMr. & Mrs. MalcolmS. Forties, Jr.SaMna1335 B u r n t M i l l s RoadBedminster,NJ0792l

Foster, Morgan E.410/827/6910Mr. & Mrs. Michae l R. FosterEllen400 Greenwood CreekFarm La.Grasonville,MD 21638(Claire '99)

Gable, Jeffrey!.704/782-0358Dr. & Mrs. Ronald GableDianne464 Win field Boulevard, S.E.Concord. NC 28025-3642

Grant, John C.803/723-7264.Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael GrantLisa10 Wentworth StreetCharleston, SC 29401(Elizabeth '00)

Greenlee, Logan F. D.410/476-5053Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. GreenleeJean4500 Grove RoadTrappe,MD 21673

Hamilton, William W.212/288-1281Mr. & Mrs. D. Ross HamiltonJeanne130 East End AvenueNew York, NY 10028-7553

Hernandez, Amelia M.718/456-5207Mr. Luis Hernande/ &Ms. Marit/a Villegas340 Starr StreetBrooklyn, NY 11237-2630

Herr, William F. Ill717/285-7061Mr. & Mrs. W. Frantz Herr, Jr.PatriciaSpring Meadows Farm746 Hershey Mill RoadMountville, PA 17554-1705

Hutton, George S.703/425-9410Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Hutton IIIEvelyn4216 Holborn AvenueAnnandale, VA 22003-3733

Johnson, Harvey R. ,;:302/422-6993Ms. Janet E. KennedyP.O." Box 186Milford , DE 1996.3Mr. HarvevL. Johnson612 Lexington Mill Rd.Magnolia, DE 19962303/335-3638

Keeley, Mary Katherine304/622-2216Mr. & Mrs. John P. Keeley 111Irene316Buckhannon AvenueClarksburg, WV" 26301-3135(Meaghan '99)

Kennedy, Benjamin G.412/238-5249Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. KennedyRobinP.O. Box 57Rector, PA 15677-0057

Kief.fer, James K.302422-4736Mrs. Ramsay C. Kieffer622 Adarr^ DriveMilford, DF. 19963-2406

Koch, Rebecca L.703/256-42851 he Hon. Kathleen Day Koch3813 Forest Grove Drive\ n n a n d a l e , VA 22003The Rer. Michael E. Koch11551 lovceton DriveLargo, MD20774-1597W1'499-6222

Laffitte, Elizabeth H.803.584-3883Mr. & Mrs. Henry S. LaffitteElizabeth (Libby)BoxlAltendale,SC 29810

Landav, John K.410/653-0097Dr. & Mrs. Harvey C. LandavJanet10 13 Windsor RoadBaltimore, MD 2 1 208

Lehman, Serena H.71 7/566-3979Mr. & Mrs. Kerraeth E. LehmanKarenP.O. Box 161Hummelstown, PA 1703t>-0161

McEvoy, Randolph561/770-0544Mr. & Mrs. E. Bruce McEvoyAnnP.O. Box 7095Vero Beach, FL 3296]

Menei, Dominic J.302/834-6522Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas MeneiSusan307 3th StreetDelaware City, DE 19706-0230

Miller, J. Payne E.803/524-7193Mr. & Mrs. C. Somers MillerAlice165 Spanish Point DriveBea 0 fort, SC 29902-6 1 29

Moneta, Jonathan W.610/525-5912Mr. & Mrs. John A. MonetaLeslie718 Old Lancaster RoadBrynMawr, PA 19010-3109(Christopher '99)

Parikh, Amol M.302/697-1999Dr. & Mrs. Mahendra ParikhBharati45 Emerson DriveDover, DF 1990)

Pfeiff er, Rachel C.7fl3-549-77fl7Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. PfeifferKristin301 North View TerraceAlexandria, V A 22301-2609

Pinch, Philip J.908/687-9424 : . . / : . .Re-\ . ..XT Mrs. R. Sidney PinchCatherine8l>2 StuyvesifitAwenwe *Union, NJ 07083-6918

Prescott, Caleb809 778-2118

' Mr. & Mrs. George PrescottMisceidaP.O. Box 4734KingshillSt. Croix,

Ramos, Sebastian P,212/645-2430Mr. & Mrs. Claudio ]. RamosVirginia360 West 22nd StreetNew York, NY 100 1 1

ter, Tyler C.•24-4058sc Mrs. Pearce M. Ravner/ AnnBox 139.y Hill, N) 08553

e, Natalie A.,38-1281iMrs. PhUipS . ReesemeKennett Pikel ington, DH 19807-1711

.', AnneE .35-3708.-Mrs. Bruce A. Riley,1N, Greenbay RoadForest, 11.60045-1109

nscm, William B. HI22-4721i Mrs. William B. Robinson, |r.

)elaware StreetCastle, DE 1972U

.well, Page C.45-8188•arah R(iek\vel lEast Avenueester,NY14HOohn Rock\\ elle//sivet>r> Drive'.son, CT Ofi-143'4?-S242 • •'00)

leton, Simon M.67-4855Mrs. Michael J.Saddleten

Merriman Roadn, OH 44303-1767

:, Eva S.91-6189: Mrs. Michael S. Say reielenna Courtehem, 1'A 18017-4489

•rt, Sarah S.68-7,83-5427 or 5428S; Mrs. Thomas L. Siebertrah•lean Embassydvagen101.holm 11589, Sweden

1, Andrew M.91-1669loelN. Smithlent Pine Hillsville, PA 18051'lark C. Smith3de Avenueford, Nf 1)701 (>72-6S33

lens, Thomas B.i?%756: Mrs. Thomas C. Stephen^iEstates DriveL~iiy,UT 84060

ison, Katherine E,93-9939Mrs. [. Anderson ThomsontineA'ayside Placeot lesvi i le .VA 22903

Trumbauer, Timothy }.410/778-4654Mr. & Mrs. lames K. TrumbauerMary331 Park LaneChestertown, MD 21620-2334

Turner, Christopher G. B.540/687-5452Mr. & Mrs. G. N'evill TurnerClareP.O. Box 222Middleburg, VA 20118-0222

Veghte, Robert H.609/935-8019Mr. & Mrs. Robert I. VeghteMelissa (Missy)31 Sufiset DriveSalem, NJ 08079

Wafle, Kathtyn L.540/373-0443Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin N. WafleKathryn11209 North Club DriveFredericksburg, VA 22408-2054

Waters, Vita W.718/626-4125Mrs. Lydia E. Waters77-09 Ditmars BoulevardJackson Heights, NY 11370

White, Laya D.410/822-1371Mrs. J e n n i f e r D. WhiteP.O. Box 384Easton,MD 21601Mr. Vaughn P. White541 Ocean PinesBerlin, AID 2^11

Willey, Robert H. Ill703/683-3333

& Mrs. Robert H. Willey, Jr.E l i / abe th (Lib)1456 Duke StreetAlexandria , VA 22314-3403

Williams, E. Angelica H.302.737-3090Mr. & Mrs. David NorthmoreLenis751 Hopkins RoadNewark, DK 1971.1Y/r. Pett'r William*;4 Stron t.\venuelynnfield, MA 01940

Williams, Tonette A.71.8/738-2945Mr. & Mrs. Kenrowe WilliamsToni107-18 1.30th StreetQueens, NY 11419-3132

Wright, Megan L.561/842-8212 . . . . . .Mrs. Nancy Chapin401 Quadrant RoadK. Palm Beach, HI.33408•107/842-5080Mr. Colin M. Wright7717 Bold L.id RoadP.i/m Reach Garden^ FL 3.141^-7X21

Wun, Edmund Y.410/778-5312Dr. & Mrs. kin K. WunKing Hang113 Manor A v e n u eChestertown, MD 21620(Andtea'99)

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Baer, Luke S.919/441-6111Mr. Richard P. Baer III &Ms. Priscilla (Sunny) E. SmallP.O. Box 4261706 Bay DriveKill Devil Hills, NC 27948(Alex '00)

Bair, Alan L., Jr.609/298-5910Mr. & Mrs. Alan L. BairUrsula406 Prince StreetBordentown, NJ 08505-1719

Ballard, Tucker H.804/423-1236Mr. & Mrs. C. Chadwick Ballard, Jr.Dorothy (Dottie)7433 Flicker PointNorfolk, VA23505

Battle, Mary Pinckney803/248-9496Mr. & Mrs. Michael W. BattleCatherine (Cathy)606 Laurel StreetConway, SC 29526

Bourne, Mark H.410/778-1779Mr. & Mrs. Michael O. BourneAnn24576 Langford RoadChestertown, MD 21620

Brathwaite, Mark).718/941-6808Mrs. Judy Brathwaite557 East 21st StreetApt . 21.Brooklyn, NY 11226

Budwig, Elizabeth E.60'i 497-5254Dr. & Mrs. Andrew BudwigJudith19 Lambert DrivePrinceton, NJ 08540

Bui nam, R. Christian410/392-4940Mi-. & Mrs. Ross W. BurnamEvelyn1.50 Casparus WayElkton, MD 21921

Burnette, Paul D.304/292-6860Mrs. Elizabeth D. Burnette150 Lakeside DriveMorgantown, WV 26505Dr. /.Xmi;l,]s G. Burnette5IW/Y, T7iomr>son StreetWhiteville, NC2X472910/646-4092

Calder, Elizabeth J.717/326-0798Dr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Calder, Jr.Stephanie1517 Locust StreetWi l l i amspor t , PA 17701-2026

Carrington, James W.202/537-7331Mr. & Mrs, Timothy T. CarringtonMerr i l l2332 Nebraska Ave., N'.W.Washington, DC 20016

Caruthers, Emily C.011-966-3-673-1131Dr. & Mrs. Laird D. CarurhersMaryc/o AramcoP.O. Box 4019Ras Tunura, Saudi Arabia(Lacy'00)

Charlton, Sloane A.610/346-8674Mrs. Christine Charlton Taylor3615 Haupt-S Bridge RoadRiegelsville, PA 18077Mr. John C. Charlton21 South End AvenuePH1-CNew York, NY 10280

Cho,BillyI.011-82-333-657-0043Mr. & Mrs. Harry ChoGrace813 Bee Jeon DongLucky Apt.102-504, Pyongtaek CityKyong-Ki Do, S. Korea

Chopek, Kenneth J.302/656-7157Mrs. Deborah A. Chopek109 Dickinson LaneWilmington, DE 19807

Claypoole, Barbara P.803/722-8726Mr. & Mrs. J. Stanley Claypoole IIIBarbara88 Beaufain StreetCharleston, SC 29401-1952

Close, Anne P.610/689-5655Dr. & Mrs. Richard A. CloseVirginia

Limekiln, PA 19535

Cohan, Elizabeth T.202 '90n-2486Mr. & Mrs. Phi l ip L. CohanCarolyn2910 Clover Drivcu-ay, N.V\ .Washington, DC 20016

Cordeiro, Michael C.410:820-7046Mr. & Mrs. IV. Michael CordeiroJeanne408 Sou th Hanson StreetEastern, MD 2160 J(Courtney'00)

Cox, Samuel O.202/965-0615410/556-6400 (weekends)Mr. & Mrs. Warren J. CoxClaire311 IN. Street, N.W.Washington, DC 20007-3420( Mex.indra '97)

Davis, Jimmy L.212/491-6137" ••> Sif I .Ms. Shirley C. Davis519 W. lS lVt Street, Apt. 14New York, NY 10031

Deas, Man' AlexanderSD3.722-8970Mr. & Mrs. H. Brown HamrickElizabeth (Bee)55 King StreetCharleston, SC 29401

DeWire, Geoffrey C.

Dr. JoAnnC. DeWireipllfiferson Placefenyille, PA W506Dr. ; / 7 t > / i M s A f . Dell-Yro

: i } t o n t 7 , V'A 23225

Dharmadhikari, Aakash M.417/887-8131Mr. & Mrs. Murlidhar DharmadhikariRahha3311 S . Ie f fe r sonSpr ing f i e ld , MO 65807

Espiritu, Elisa R.718/931-2419Mrs. Barbara Bnsdano191(1 Pelham Pkwy., SouthBronx, NY 10461-3726

Etherington, Emily Hall McOieEmily804/338-6648Mr. & Mrs. William EtheringtonMartha (Moonie)1312 Loch Lomond LaneRichmond, VA 23221

Evans, Michael |.214/352-9016Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. EvansEfeabelh10611 DeBercy CourtDallas, TX 75229-5331

Kverhart, Michael L.717/763-4776LynnMr. & Mrs. Wilson C. Everhart, Jr.2316 Yale AvenueCamp H i l l , PA 17011

Forney, Meredith L.302/645-7698Mr. & Mrs. Dennis N. ForneyRebeccaHI 7 Savannah RoadLewes DE 19958

Frantz, Peter S.212/427-2428Mr. & Mrs. MarkG. FrantzBente1105 Park AvenueNew York, NY 10128

Granum, lames L.202063-1155Mr. & Mrs. fames L. CranumEllen5126 Watson Street, N.W.Washington, DC 201)16-5340

Graves, Mary P.919/946-2782"Mr. & Mrs. C. Svvanson Graves i l lLind705 Short DriveWashington, NC 27889-4731

Harney, John M.205/880-9858Mr. & Mr>. E, Gary HarneyJo1403 Joshua DriveHuntsville, AL 35803-3610

Hazelton, Patrick T.610/434-8779Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Ha/eltonMarilyn27411 Andrea DriveAllentown,PA 18103

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Hksh, Bradley B.410/778-1082 "Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin K. HirshDiane (Dec)8935 Orchard DriveChesterknvn, MD 21620-3407(Leslie '00)

Holer, Max Martin0043-732-701348Helmut & Eva-Martina HoferBrennerstrasse l&aA-4040 Linz, Austria

Jenkins, James T., Jr.919/492-8068Mr. & Mrs. James T. JenkinsFrances1845 Parker LaneHenderson, NC 27536-3542

Jones, Naomi C.610/255-4947Mr. & Mrs. Stephen S. [onesRebeccaP.O. Box 43Kemblesville, PA 19347

Kang, Daniel Hsing-Po718,461-7079Mr. & Mrs. Cheng KangSophia140-30 Sanford Avenue, Apt. 4BFlushing, NY 11355

Kellogg, Donald R., Jr.408/484-2300Dr. & Mrs. Donald R. KelloggJule303 Corral de Tierra Rd.Salinas, CA 93908

Kcvser, Henry N. IV610/664-5804Mr. & Mrs. H. Nelson Keyser HIMary Ellen4(18 Bryn Mawr AvenueBala Cynvvyd, PA 19004-2721

Klussmann, Lizette718/994-3461Mr, & Mrs. George KlussmannMaria1977 Crompond RoadCourtland Manor, NY 10566

Levengood, Lara E.717/393-4265Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. LevengoodLynda1414 Ridge RoadLancaster, PA 17603-4736

Lynskey, G. EmmeH III610/388-6588Mr. & Mrs. G. Emmett LynskeyJean39 Fawn LaneKermetl Square, PA 19348

Malloch, Ian Andrew410/268-2614Dr. & Mrs. Theodore RooseveltMal lochLynette873 CoachwayAnnapolis, MD 21401

Maxfield, Clyde J. IV610/356-0279Ms, Karen Miller412 West AvenueWayne, PA 19087M/Bruce A. Maxfield305Devon LaneWest Chester, PA 19380610/696-5235

Middleton, Edward A.703/241-2732Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. MiddletonColin3219 N.Wakefieid StreetArlington, VA 22207

Miller, Cynthia G.410/822-5025Mr. & Mrs. David F. MillerMargaret208 South Hanson StreetHasten, MD 21601-2922

^lorley, Sean W.6KV444-1022Mr. & Mrs. N. William MorleyRachel113 Quail LaneKennet t Square. PA 19348-2654

3Vf owbray, Nikki D.302/337-7615Mrs. Donna M. Moxvbray312 Delaware AvenueBridgcx rile, DE 19933-1119Mr. Phillip M. MowbravP.O. Box 72Bridgeville, DE IW13-0072

Myers, Susan W.302/227-2773Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. MyersJane217 New Castle StreetRehoboth Beach, DE 19971 -3011

Newkirk, Noah K.302/644-0880Ms. Cheryl Curtis115 Gosling Creek RoadLewes, DE 19958-9593Mr. Crjig NewkirkP.O. Box 6504Chesapeake, VA 23323-0504804/436-5611

O'Brien, Cristin N.212/996-1032Mr. & Mrs. RoJiert O'BrienCynthia Nliesen1192 Park AvenueNew York, NY 10128

Orban, Matthew P.410/822-0890Mr. & Mrs. John OrbanCindy8214 Ingleton CircleEaston, MD 21601

Paden, Elizabeth R.910/723-7720Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin C. Paden, Jr.Mildred2700 Reynolds DriveWinston-Salem, NC 27104-1902

Patton, Margaret A.212/988-1018Mr. & Mrs. Douglas C. PattonAnn200 E. 84th Street, Apt. 9CNew York, NY 10028-2915

Potter, Gwendolyn B.606/266-2722Mr. & Mrs. William PotterMichael300 Holiday RoadLexington, KY 40502-1003

Reynolds, Frank W.310/829-6906Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan R. ReynoldsCharlotte2707 Washington AvenueSanta Monica, CA 90403

Reynolds, Stephen I.610-269-9346Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. ReynoldsJoann3744 E.Fisherv i l l e RoadDowningtown, PA 19335-1307

Rohrbaeh, Nathaniel B.410/867-2052Mrs. Sarah C. Rohrbaeh (Sally)902 Cumbers-tone RoadHarvvood, MD 20776-9561

Rosenthal, Jeffrey M. I.301/530-2324Mr. & Mrs. Alan [ L RosenthalLinda11001 Roundtable CourtRockville, MD 20852-4560

Satterfield, May B.302/653-6596Mr. & Mrs. Joseph SatterfieldJune54 Lakeview DriveSmyrna, DE 19977

Schneider, Mary Carlin A.713/465-1065Mr. & Mrs. W. Barry SchneiderTracy3 Winners CircleHouston, TX 77024

Smith, Talley P.Mr. & Mrs. Henry B. Smith'High Time'Judiann8 High Time DriveSouthampton SB04, Bermuda

Stenbeck, Sophie M.516/671-8910;Mr. & Mrs. Jan StenbeckMerrillMayville Farm867 Cedar Swamp RoadGlen Head, NY 11545

Stephens, John B.941/646-6403Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. StephensMary4306 Forest Hills DriveLakeland, FL 33813-1717

Tholand, Stephanie Anne M.Stephanie703/825-5534%Mr. & Mrs. Jens U. TholandMary'Willow Lawn'14230 Lovers/LaneCulpeper, VA 22701-4160

Thomas, Nicholas O.509/244-6672CAPT & Mrs. Eric L. Gordon, USA!Myong5493 A Pine StreetFairchild AFR WA 99011-2211

Trindle, Jamila410/348-5030Ms. Alexandra Matthai31 i F~ric.son AvenueBetter-ton, MD 21610

Vlcek, Katharine Benes301 -'657-2035Mrs. Ann 1 .evvis Vlcek30 Quincy StreetChevy Chase, MD 20815-4227

tie, Katherine T.

: Mrs..•rine (Kathy)Garfield Street/!f>W.lington, DC 20||f

atns, JenellP.79-6H32: Mrs. Edward Williamsjjarver Loop, Apt. 7EK, \Y 10475-2446

s, Anne H.34-5141: Mrs. Jonathan S. Willis I I Idine(Gerrie)Ken ton Roadr,DE 199(14

IV Form -lass Of 1999pindi, Akilah25-3837EJnnah Ra in to rd5 I J 9th Avenuebaas•ns, NY 11412

iter, Sarah E.48-5856aah WestcottiShallcross Wharf Rd.edyville, MD 21645

iste, Tatiana Marie-457-4371: Mrs. Carl-Henri Augustei-Odeteta da Alagoa-35-3o esej.welos, 2773, Portugal

utang, Ann M.34-1-261-4355: Mrs. Felix N. Awaniang

•lean Embassy - Lagos. of Staterington, DC 20521-8300

win, Robert F. Ill29-8669

tMrs . Robert F. Ba ldwin , Jr.Belfield Roadindr ia , VA22307-1109

er, Cynthia A.46-5796i Mrs. Stephen K. Barker

Sharps Point Road:> LI ry, MD 21801

ner, JodiE.1-673-3887z Mrs. Jerry L. Brauner

Box 4 1 32"anura 3 1 31 1, Saudi Arabia

kwell, Max G..74-4554c Mrs. Gary Breakwellleen.t Tree Court•r, DE 19904

Bugg, Patricia J.||||W580-2178

Mr. & Mrs. A. Davis BuggM.argarelRt. 3, Box283HHeaths vi11e, VA 22473

Cdsweil, Angela D.302/945-3640Mr. & Mrs. Harold R.CaswellLynneRDl,BoxF-135CLewes, DE 19958(Anne '99)

Caswell, Anne M.302/945-364(1Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. CasweilLynneRDl,BoxE-135CLewes, DE 19958(Angela '99)

Cho, Steven H.JS.pf4-1713Mr. & Mr$-.;Se-Ting~iiam ChoWon-HeeHyundae Apt. 82-806Abguc hung-DongK a n g n a m ~ k u , Seoul, Korea

Clay, Alexander R.606/873-7191Mr. & Mrs. Randy S. ClaySue695 Craigs Creek RoadVersailles, k'Y 40383-8909

Comstock, Stephen P.914/856-6339Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. ComstockMarsha2100 Hollow RoadGlen Spe\, NY 12737-5506

Conneil, Ryan P.302/633-4066Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence ConneilPatricia104 Hobson DriveHockessin. DE 19707-2106

Counts, Meredith Q.410/820-4090Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Counts 111KarinBell's Pond FarmP.O. Box 1209Eastern, MD 21601-1209

Cowan, James B.716834-2100Drs. l\k hard & Linda Cowan94 Greenaway RoadB u f f a l o , \Y 14226-4110

Oow, Karl W. A.410/648-5687Mr. & Mrs. Rov VV. Cr<nvSue12395 X ' ansan l Corner Rd.Kennedyville,MD 21645

Cuervo, Oswald G.302/376-0475Mr. & Mrs. Lu i s CuervoGloria505 Lake Dr.Middletown, DE 19709

Devine, Marie Bernadette410/822-7292Dr. & Mrs. John J. DevineMarie27810 Cedar Point RoadEaston,MD 21601

Dolan,JohnP.302/934-6614Mr. & Mrs. W. Thomas DolanLindaP.O. Box 516Millsboro, DEI 9966

Downs, Jonathan864/895-9391Mr. & Mrs. Barry J. DownsChristine10 Sharptop WayLandrum, SC 29356-3141

duPont, Samuel C.410/822-8275Mr. & Mrs. T. Coleman duPont 11Susan6868Travelers Rest CircleEaston,MD 21601-7668

Flippin, Sally C.540/343-6847Mr. & Mrs. C/. F r ank l in FlippinMaryP.O.'Box 1200Roanoke, VA 24006

FonUnilia, Dominique A.011-966-3-878-0488Mr. & Mrs. Jerrv P. FontanilaZitac. o Saudi AramcoP.O. Box 11720Dhahran 31311, Saudi Arabia

Foste^ Claire M,410827-6910Mr. i Mrs. Michael R. FosterEllen400 Greenwood Creek Farm La.Grasonville, MD 21638(Morgan '97)

Fujas, Caylei T.541/779-2827Mr. & Mrs. Richard FujasElizabeth1015 Kristeii DriveMedfor, OR 97504-9516

Gorny, Lee J.814/796-2838Mr. & Mrs. lames E. CornyJanice11365TraskRoadWaterford, PA 16441-9112

Grav/ Nathaniel P.847/446-7195Mr. & Mrs. Elisha GrayN i n a672 Maple StreetWinnetka, IL 60092-3123

Green, Liza J. H.804/296-4982Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. GreenEmma (Em)206 Alderman RoadCharlottesville. VA 22903-1704

Griffin, Jarrett A.404/377-9184Mr. & Mrs. Mark F. DenierMaryellen1453 Emory RoadAtlanta , GA 30306-2407Jiff. PaulS. Griffin4560 Dudley LaneAtlanta, C A 30327-3333

Hance, Charles W.W.908/439-3755Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. HanceNancyBox 41, Hollow Brook Rd.Pottersville, NJ 07979

Harrington, P. Bennett410/849-2727Mr. & Mrs. John F. HarringtonMaureen1490 lenbury CommonAnnapolis, MD 21401-6474

Heckman, William A. M.908/439-3015Mr. & Mrs. Guy C. HeckmanMargaret (Mimi)P.O. Box 609FarHills, Nj 07931-0609

Heinle, Colin C.717/394-6407Dr. & Mrs. Frederick J . Heinle, Jr.Karen14 10 Ridge RoadLancaster, PA 17603

Holderness, lulie F.910/272-5534Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Holdernes?Jul ie405 Kimberly DriveGreensboro, NC 27408

Hovan, Richard A,410/836-0787Mr. & Mrs. Richard HovanMarilyn7 Woodstone DriveCha l fon t , PA 18914

Jenkins, Sulaiman A.718/827-2617Ms. Khanssaa Y. Jenkins26 Grant AvenueCypress Hills, NY 11208

Jewell, Wesley GrantMr. & Mrs. Kevin R. JewellCarolineP.O. Box 281961San Francisco, CA 94128-1961

lohnson, BrinstonT., Jr.718.529-4926Mr. & Mrs. Brinston J, JohnsonShoner204 Walton Green wayKennesaw,G^30144"

Joumblat, Naj ib N.961-3-334400 (business)Mrs. Nora loumblat724 North StreetGreenwich, CT 06831Mr. NassibN. Joumblat

5a/da, Lebanon(Bechir '00)

fu l iano , Robin T.410/226-5965Mrs. Beatrice T. f u l i a n oP.O. Box 264Oxford, MD 21654-0264

Keelev, Ann M.304; 622-221 6Mr. & Mrs. John P. Keeiey HIIrene316 Buckhannon AvenueCtarksbu rg, W V 26301 -31 35(Kate '97)

Kim, Sunghoon E.822/572-3024Prof. & Mrs. Dong-HyunKimWan-Soo#204-101 Hyundai Apt.Gaepo-dong, Kangnam-guSeoul 135-240, Korea

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Kinsey-Stephanou, Alexander G.212/772-9613Mrs. Catherine Kinsey &Mr. Clinton Smullyan, Jr.31 East 79th Street, Apt. 8ENew York, NY 10021

Laramv, Molly E.410/822-6912Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence W. LaramyLinda8299 Diamond Back Cove Road

"Hasten, MD 21601-5035

Lauten, William T. IV011-966-3-878-0263Mr. & Mrs. William T. Lauten IIIKathleenco AramcoBox 10844Dhahran 31311, Saudi Arabia

Leonard, Charles E. IV516/239-4429Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Leonard IIIllxe1 Oxford PlaceLawrence, NY 11559

Lowa, Lindsay A.610/327-4228Mr. K.William Lowa III540 Highland RoadPottstown, PA 19464-4208Ms. Eve L. Lowa4 Hollv CourtPottstown, PA 19464-4208610/326-6462

Marvel, Sarah J.410/827-7947Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. MarvelAnne127 Arrowhead WayQueenstown, MD 21658-1600

McDonough, Nicholas R.302/945-7262Mr. & Mrs. Robert KesterKerry19 Beaver Dam CircleLewes, DE 19958

Mones, Daniel R.410/778-9010Mrs. Pamela Mones108 Hickory LaneChestertown, MD 21620Dr. Richard A Mones.W501 VV>-f Chapel RoadAberdeen, MD21001-1117410 734-42K5

Moneta, Christopher W.610/525-5912Mr. & Mrs. John A MonetaLeslie718 Old Lancaster RoadBryn Mawr, PA 19010-3109Jonathan '97)

Nicklin, Miriam M.703/329-8759Mrs. Jane Wells2000 Summit TerraceAlexandria, VA 22307-1147

Owens, Ronald C.914/426-0934Mrs. Sheila OwensllSecoraRoad,2AMonsev, NY 10952-3730

Phillips, Mark D.302 227-6907Mrs. Donna H. Phillips18 Coventry RoadRehoboth Beach, DE 19971-1430Mr. H. Donovan Phillips, Jr.P.O. Box 209Laurel, DE 19956-0209

Pietras, Cody G.814/456-4763Mr. & Mrs. Timothy PietrasRosalind131 West 23rd StreetErie, PA 16502-2806

Pilkington, Elizabeth C.516/626-0209Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. PilkingtonHelen152 Wheatley RoadGlen Head, NY 11545-2614

Rochester, Jared E.410/348-5926Ms. Martha E, Hughes26629 Medders RoadP.O. Box 108Still Pond, MD 21667Mr. Gilbert E. Rochester32105 Millington Rd.Millington, MD 21651

Saurtders, Susan R,803/365-3407Dr. & Mrs. Henry V. SaundersSandra308 Crabtree DriveConway, SC 29526-3223

Smith, Colin J.704/849-9545Mr. & Mrs. Derek SmithPamela2727 Providence Spring LaneCharlotte, NC 28270

Smith, Helen C.410/879-8324Mr. & Mrs. Francis W. SmithSusan1300 Locust AvenueBel Air, MD 21014-2206

Sykes, David W.212,048-6334Mr. & Mrs. James W. Sykes, Jr.Julie1111 Park A venueNew York, NY 10128

Tucker, Elizabeth B.919/781-4711Mr. & Mrs. Garland S. Tucker 111Greyson2327 Lake DriveRaleigh, NC 27609

Vassalotti, Louis J. Ill717/581-1921Ms. Susan Vassalotti486CandlewyckRd.Lancaster, PA 17601A'/r. / oi.j/5./. Vass.j/off/', /r.7039 Bayshore DriveLen-ef, 'DE .19938-9505302 'M5-5665

Vaughn, Mary E.302/653-8241 "Mr. & Mrs. James T. Vaughn, Jr.Marjorie (Missy)414 West StreetP.O. Box 900Clayton, DE 19938

Walter, Jessica Garrett410/827-6263Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. WalterApril201 Belle Point DriveQueenstown, MD 21658

Ward, Robert L.407/453-7930Mr. & Mrs. James G. WardCarolyn780 Watermill DriveMerritt Island, FL 32952-4138

Watkins, Ivan A.410/849-2294Mr. & Mrs. Robert WatkinsBarbara868 Coachway DriveAnnapolis, MD 21401

Westfall, Laura R.302/349-4142Mr. & Mrs. Kirk R. WestfallBarbara106 Governors AvenueP.O. Box 172Greenwood, DE 19950-0172

Wieland, Jessica B.410/742-3026Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. WielandHelga3832 Five Friars RoadSalisbury, MD 21804

Wilson, Christopher E.302/653-9682Dr. & Mrs. Edward S. WilsonJuanita1101 Smvrna-Leipsic RoadSmyrna," DE 19977-9769

Wun, Andrea S.410/778-5312Dr. & Mrs. Kin K. WunKing Hang113 Manor AvenueChestertown, MD 21620(Eddie '97)

Zarchiit, Laura A.703/790-0784Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence ZarchinKathleen8003 Greenwich Woods DriveMcLean, VA 22102

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Allen, Blair J.910/377-9008Mr. & Mrs. David S. AllenRobin513 Holly Ridge DriveWinston Salem, NC 27105-9676

Ansell, Nicole A.718/652-4861Ms. Brigitte McKinney834 East 215 StreetBronx, NY 10467

Baer, Alexander D.919/441-6111Mr. Richard P. Baer III &Ms. Priscilla (Sunny) E. SmallP.O. Box 426,1706 Bay DriveKilt Devil Hills, NC 27948(Luke'98)

Bergland, Ashley I.713/524-3448Dr. & Mrs. John M. BerglandGertraude231)6 Ella Lee LaneHouston, TX 77019-6309

Berrett, Kiel W.610/932-2550Mr. & Mrs. Kory R. BerrettPatricia3054 Reisler RoadOxford, PA 19363-2263Mrs. Leah W. Laferriere515 Painter RoadMedia. PA 190^3-4424610/565-2134

Birdsey, Laurence H.610/434-7017Rev. &Mrs. R. Bruce BirdseyBrenda24 N. 16th StreetAllentown, PA 18102-4203

Bowers, Sarah L.609/397-3614Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. BowersFrances111 River RoadStockton, NJ 08559-1825

Boyle, Jeremiah G.610/432-6129Ms. Colleen Reph1217 West Walnut StreetAllentown, PA 18102-4735

Bozick, Julia M.410/543-9059Mrs. Mary S. Jones5901 Dumbarton DriveSalisbury, MD 21804Mr. Peter A. Bozick, Jr.654 River OakSalifhurr, MD 21801-5366410/742-44511

Brayton, Douglas A.410 778-0325 or 41IV1758-1639Dr. & Mrs. Neil W. BraytonRobyn141 Brayton Lane 'Chestertown, MD 21620-2253

Caruthers, Lacy A.011-966-3-673-1131Dr. & Mrs. Laird D. CaruthersMaryc/o AramcoP.O. Box 4019RasTanura, Saudi Arabia(Emily '98)

Clarkson, Susan M.404/352-9210Mr. & Mrs. William Clarkson IVLucile1540 West Wesley Road, N.W.Atlanta, GA 30327-2486

Collins, Philip E, M.804/973-9770Dr. & Mrs. Phil CollinsKaren3280 Ridge RoadCharlottesville, VA 22901-7320

tell, Nicholas J./371-5822& Mrs. Lawrence J. ConellteeCamden Drivedcr ickbburg , VA 22405

'deiro, Courtney C.'820-7046& Mrs. W. Michael Cordeiro

man, Pedro A.84ll-0486Christine Larnboy-34 121st Streetimond Hill, KY 11419-2122

-ashmutt, Abigail C.777-1246& Mrs. Thomas H. DeLashmutt•le. Box 1 35c Hill Farmie,VA 20105

ialvo, Stephen A.'378-49236 Mrs. David P. DeSalvoAndrew's School•yNoxontown RoadIdletown, DE 19709-1605

land, Kathleen C.295-6400Melanie Taylor Fai'land7 Oxford Roadirlottesville, VA 22903-1329

:her, Robert A. Ill'645-1731& Mrs. Robert A. Fischer, Jr.laEast Cape Shores Drive•es, DE 19958-31 10

le, Ingrid C.'267-71936 Mrs. Jerry Fogle"icia7 Showers Lane•tinsburg, VVV 25401-8882

tier, Peter G.'598-3677& Mrs. Thomas G. FrazierolBuckmanville Roadv Hope, PA 18938

ard, Rupert570-2091Kathleen GerardEast 79th Streetv York, NY 10021-0346Anthony R. Gerard'.Box 2308t Hampton, NY J 1 937'324-8612

wreath, Tara J.'476-8694SheriGilbreathIrene Circleington, TN 38019-3304

dsworthy, Andrew B.'486-6110. Susan GoldsworthyStargazers RoadDreeville, PA 19320-9804

Grant, Elizabeth M.803/723-7264Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael GrantLisa10 Wentworth StreetCharleston, SC 29401-1624(Carter '97)

Hammell,HilaiyP.703/548-1466Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. HammellVirginia304 Virginia AvenueAlexandria, VA 22302-3309

Hickman, Joseph A,410/778-0217Mr. & Mrs. F. Joseph HickmanMarianne10057 Perkins Hill RoadChestertown, MD 21620-3159

Hirsh, Leslie E.410/778-1082Dr. & Mrs. Benjamin K. HirshDiane (Dee)8935 Orchard DriveChestertown, MD 21620-3407(Brad '98)

Hwong, Alison R.609/921-1568Mr. &Mrs. Corrington HwongBeatrice10 Brook Drive WestPrinceton, NJ 08540-9574

Joumblat, Bechir N.203/629-3874Mrs. Nora Joumblatc/'o 724 North StreetGreenwich, CT 06831orMoukhtara-ChoufLebanonMe. NassibNJoumbiatPalais JoumblatBramiehSaida, L ebanon(Najib '99)

Kiirt, Sung Kun822793-6243Mr. & Mrs. Ki Ho KimJungHeeShin Dong Ah, Apt 2-105Seo Bing Go Dong, Yong SankuSeoul, Korea

King, Jonathan C.814/724-5231Dr. & Mrs. Sidney K. KingChristine1274 Carrnont DriveMeadville, PA 16335

Lahey, Patrick J.609/522-8254Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. LaheyPatricia311 East Trenton AvenueWild wood Crest, NJ 08260

Laryea, Lorinda I.703/318-1494Mr. Stewart Laryea &Ms. Katherine Mills1218 Wilshire DriveHerndon, VA 22070

McLean, Cleaver L.718/574-9106Mfs. Wiima Long270 Lewis AvenueBrooklyn, NY 11221Mr. Cleaver E. McLean101 Lafayette StreetBrooklyn, NY 11217

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Meeks, Andrew S.410/543-8508Dr. & Mrs. Richard H. MeeksMargery28022 Herjen TerraceSalisbury, MD 21801

Morse, Maria C,609/924-0757Ms. Louise A. Morse89 Battle RoadPrinceton, NJ 08540-4945

Nicoll, Marguerite V.804/220-2747Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. V. NiciMartha3300 Ash ViewWilliamsburg, VA 23185-8101

Osier, Hannah W,540/364-2725Mr. & Mrs. William R. OsierCatherineP.O. Box 14Orlean,VA 20128-0014

Pearce, Heidi L.410/778-1007Mr. &Mrs. Michael PearceHolly25761 Collins AvenueChestertown, MD 21620-4734

Rhame, Joseph B. Ill908/747-9622Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Rhame, Jr.Anne475 Little Silver Point RoadLittle Silver, NJ 07739

Rockwell, Alexander U,203/245-8188Ms. Sarah Rockwell2940 East Ave.Rochester, NY 14610Mr. John Rockwell70 Wellsweep DriveMadison, CT 06443203/245-8242(Page'97)

Saathoff, Graham S.804/295-8419Dr. & Mrs. Gregory SaathoffAndrea1861 Field RoadCharlottesviMe, VA 22903-1618

Salas, Caroline T.516/364-4559Mrs. Caroline W. Salas103 Muttontown RoadSyosset, NY 11791Mr. Peter E SafesDolphin Management, Inc.129 E. 17th StreetNew York, NY10003-3451212/982-5071

Sandoval, Cristina718/327-1519Mr. & Mrs. Carlos SandovalConsueJo910Dinsmore Avenue, Apt. 2FFar Roclcaway, NY 11691

Scoville, Morgan B.615/665-2933Dr. & Mrs. George S. ScovilleNancy1029 Chancery Lane SouthNashville, TN 37215

Shay, Kodi J,718/798-3584Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. ShayKaren3635 Olinville AvenueBronx, XY 10467-5513

Sibert, Laura C.609/936-0823Mr. & Mrs. Alan C. SibertFrancrne4 Marblehead CourtPrinceton Junction, NJ 08550-2101

Snider, Slates H.704/333-1444Mr. & Mrs. V.Reitzel SniderDebbie964 Granville RoadCharlotte, NC 28207-1832

Teacr^ Julie M.703/759-3831Mr. & Mrs. Stuart E. TeachKay1312 Millfarm DriveVienna, VA22182-1354

Todhunter, James P.717/323-0890Dr. & Mrs. William J. TodhunterJoni708 Highland TerraceWUliamsport, PA 17701-1720

Venutolo, Richard L.215/598-0425Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. VenutoloBarbara5044 Ridge RoadP.O. Box 422Pineville, PA 18946-0422

Wilkinson, Katherirte J.915/682-0774Mr. & Mrs. Jack B. WilkinsonTerry25 Saddle Club DriveMidland, TX 79705

Wolinski, Matthew E.302/378-4386Mr. &Mrs. Michael WolinskiLaurie115 E. Cochran StreetMiddletown, DE 19709Afrs. Cynthia Craig2W Mill laneEjrlville, MD 21991-152241.0/275-8092

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Front Row (L - R): Bray ton, A. (editor), Thomson (editor), Ms. Fairchild (advisor), Mr. Leal (advisor), Malloch, CordeiM., Reynolds, F., Digges, Allen; Second Row: Ballard, Cohan, Tholand, Kang; Third Row. Fling, Reese, Ferrell, WrigVaughn, Green, Smith, H., Vlcek, Coleman, Graves; Not Pictured: Jenkins, J., Wun, A., O'Brien, Brauner.

It's three o'clock in the morning, two days after spring break started andnone of us have started packing yet. As the cockroaches scurry across thefloor in front of us in the yearbook office, ants crawl through the keys of mypower book, the same mix plays over and over, and we don't care becausethis is the final page of the '97 Griffin and we're finally done. Enjoy everyone of the 228 pages. Good night.

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Finally we are in the new theater and its beautiful except for therows of boxes piled high on the front of the stage. Since its Monday ofTech Week, we perform behind them. Tuesday- boxes gone. Wednes-day- "we can't get the sound board turned on and I still don't knowhow to write light cues on the new board." Thursday- "aren't thereelectrical sockets backstage anymore?" Friday- Despite the chaos of theweek, we open (with two professionals in the booth just in case) andwe are a hit. The big thrill came Saturday when Lucille Fletcher, authorof Sorry, Wrong Number joined us on stage for a bow. Congratulationscast and crew.

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This years lax team proved thatthey could win - finishing the season#1 in the state with a 16-0 record andalso proved that they could have a lotof fun along the way. Speed, aggres-sion, teamwork, and intensity led theoffense while a solid defense that was"up close and personal" shut downmany strong teams such as TowerHill (for the first time in the history ofthe program). The lax team got toknow the big red vans and improvedtheir communication skills ("Stop!")while traveling to Hilton Head, St.Agnes/St. Stephens, and Easton.While disappointed by the absence ofa state tournament, the B.I.G. in-spired the team to strive to be unde-feated. With the loss of only 3 seniors,the women's lax team "could go allthe way" again next season.

ConferenceChamps

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Women's Varsity LacrosseFront Row (L-R): Sayre, Pfeiffer, Close. Back Row (L-R): Foster, C, Bugg, Juliano,Stenbeck, Pearce, Siebert, Graves, Calder, Smith, H. Pilkington, Laramy, Bozick, De-vine, Bride.

Women's JV LacrosseFront Row (L-R): Etherington, Barker, Mowbray. Second Row: Cordeiro, C, Farland, Osier, Lar-yea, Fogle, Teach, Williams, T., DeLashmutt. Third Row: Chilton, Cox, A. Nicklin, Counts, AtwaterCaruthers, E., Lowa, Wieland, LeBlanc.

Men's LacrosseThis years lax team had a lot of potential. With

John Landay at the helm The Saints stormed overmany conference teams including Friends,Westown and Sanford. Unfortunately the lax teamwasn't ever at full throttle with Landay forced to sitout of some games, and Than Rohrbach out all sea-son due to a back injury. However next year theSaints' attack will dominate the field with Sam Cox,Than, and the two freshmen starters AndrewMeeks, and Slates Snider. This team has created agreat stepping stone for next year, with such re-turning players as Kai Newkirk, Steve Reynolds,Mike Cordeiro, Ivan Watkins in the goal, DanMones, and Jeff Rosenthal. This years middies wereled by a first year senior, Andy Smith. His excellentface-offs led to many-a-fastbreak goal. Mike willsurely fill his shoes.

Front Row (1 to r): Rohrbach, Cox, Rosenthal, Robinson, Gable, Bass, Reynolds, Newkirk, Wat-kins, Coach Sturtevant. Second Row: Graay, Wun, Turner, Snider, Cordeiro, Grant, Trum-bauer, Smith, Ramos, Craighill, Landay, Mones, Hickman, Kinsey, Coach Fogleman. ThirdRow: Wilson, Venitulo, Cuervo, Conell, Birdsey, Downs, Fischer, Todhunter, Lauten, Roches-ter.

BaseballDespite the disappointing end to

the 1997 season, the baseball teamplayed a strong season in which theyfought to achieve a 5-3 record in theconference and a 8-10 record overall.The highlights of the 1997 seasonwere the game against West Notting-ham at Frawley Stadium and the fiveplayers who received all conference:Chip Herr '97, Phil Pinch '97, KirkKieffer '97, and Geoff DeWire '98were first team all conference andPaul Burnette '98 was awarded sec-ond team all conference. Also ChipHerr made second team All-State, andGeoff DeWire made honorable men-tion All-State. Next years team willmiss the three seniors, but there aremany returning players who will helpto field a strong team. The baseballteam would like to thank all the helpfrom alumni and parents for theirtime and support. They would espe-cially like to thank Mr. Colburn for allhis dedication, patience, leadership,and understanding. 1998 will surelybe a great year!

Men's Varsity BaseballFront Row (L-R): Burnette, Pinch, Herr, Kieffer, DeWire, Maxfield. Sec-ond Row: Baer, L., Middleton, Jewell, Orban, Bair, Pietras. Third RowColburn, Lieb, Hyde, Jenkins, S.

Men's JV BaseballFront Row (L-R): Baer, A., King. Second Row: Mr. DeSalvo, Cho, S., Kim,S., Cowan, Shay, Rhame, Allen, Walker. Back Row: Rayner, Owens,Davis, DeSalvo, A., Breakwell.

Women's CrewThe women's crew team had an excel-

lent season this year. The new Varsity 8,the Bradford D. Bates, sent the girls flyingpast many other crews in the country. TheSenior 8, led by six seniors, had a lot of de-termination and desire for a successful sea-son. They won the New Jersey Champion-ship, the MidHudson Championships, andfor the first time since the mid-80's, theywon the TC Williams and the Kent Schoolrace. At the Stotesbury Regatta, theyfought through the rough winds and waterto place second. The Women's Senior Eighthas the honor to attend the women's Hen-ley Regatta in England this summer. Goodluck!

Although the Varsity 8 had an amazingseason, the Junior 8 definitely scared awaymany other crews by their 20 second leads.They won the New Jersey Championships,and placed second at both Stotesbury andthe Scholastic Regatta held at St. Andrew's,We all look forward to see what you willdo next year!

The Senior 4's strength and drive leadthem to place in the top 10 at the Stotes-bury Regatta, and the freshmen lead bycoaches Stephen Lord and Jim Bride, alsohad a great season. They showed a iot ofpotential for the following years.

The team was controlled by the numer-ous seniors. We all respect your love forcrew. You will be missed.

Senior Eight(L-R) Willis, Reese, Rockwell, P., Alexander, Marvel, Walter, Th-omson, Fling. Coxswain: Foster, M.

Junior Eight(L-R)Schneider, Green, Trindle, Ballard, Jones, Fujas, Kee-ley, M., Cohan. Coxswain: Holderness

Senior Four(L-R) Erard, Keeley, K., Fer-rell, Blake. Coxswain: Koch

Senior Double(L-R) Wright, Riley

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This year's men's varsity crewteam enjoyed great success atboth the first and second boatlevels. The men's first boat re-turned five rowers from a fastboat last year and several rowersstepped up to provide intensecompetition for every last seat inthe varsity eight. The first boathad its ups and downs in theregular season, never winning arace. Once the regatta seasonbegan, however, this boat roseto a new level, winning the newJersey Scholastic Champion-ships, the Mid-Hudson Regatta,and taking third at Stotesbury.The crew pushed itself even fur-ther to beat Bonner and finishsecond to St. Joe's Prep by 1 sec-ond at the Scholastic Nationalsheld at home on NoxontownPond, qualifying for the USRow-ing Youth Invitational regatta inCincinatti, Ohio. The crew willalso be racing at the prestigiousHenley Royal Regatta on theThames River in England.

The second boat also sput-tered some in the regular sea-son, but, like the first boat,rowed an outstanding race atNew Jersey's, winning by sev-eral lengths. At the Stotesburysecond boat was clearly the fa-vorite, being the fastest boat onpaper by far, but they finishedfifth, succumbing to the harshconditions seen aM weekend.

Clearly this year was a greatone for both boats in the men'screw program. We will sorelymiss the five seniors who aregraduating from the first boatand the five seniors from thesecond boat. We are, however,expecting another strong yearnext year with a tough group ofunderformers that will undoubt-ably rise to the challenge again.

Senior Eight(L-R) Saddleton, Miller, P., Chopek, Hutton, Granum, Reynolds, F.,Stephens, T., Kennedy. Coxswain: Smith, C.

Second Senior Eight(L-R) Durkin, Carson, Jenkins, }., Keyser, Moneta, J., Malloch, Evans,McEvoy. Coxswain: Greenlee

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Junior Eight(L-R)Hazelton, Comstock, Morley, DuPont, Ward, Ever-hart, Moneta, C., Thomas. Coxswain: Hovan

/lidweight EightL-R) Baldwin, Carrington, Hofer, Connell, R., Dolan, Vas-alotti, Barnes, Scoville. Coxswain: Frantz

Fifth Boat(L-R) Bullard, Clay, Bourne, Godsworthy, Gerard, Wolin-ski, Rockwell, A., Griff en, Berret, Bray ton, D. Coxswain:Coleman

JV Women's Crew

Freshmen Eight:(L-R) Grant E., Hammell, Siebert, Bergland, Sandoval,Caruthers, L., Salas, Morse, Hirsh, L., Ansel, Nicoll. Cox-swain: Hwong

Third Boat:(L-R) Royer, Vaughn, Awantang, Westfall, Saunders,Flippin, Fatten. Coxswain: Charlton.

Fourth Boat(L-R) Charlton, Sibert, Tucker, Myers, Fontanilla,Caswell, Anne, Zarchin, Vlcek. Coxswain: Wun, A.

Women's Tennis

Whether in Hilton Head or Middletown,Varsity Girl's Tennis showed determination,poise, and enthusiasm. Despite the innercompetition the Pictionary cause, we bondedas a team as we sampled weekly brownierecipes. One of the highlights of the seasonwas our rematch against undefeated TowerHill, led by notorious Sue and her "unreli-able" freshmen. Through an amazing teameffort we won the match. Yes, St. Andrew'shas taught us not to hold grudges; thus, wehave forgotten the newspaper for neglectingto acknowledge this victory.

Thanks to Cristin for her enthusiasm andsupply of gummy bears and to Kate Wilkin-son for her success as the only freshman onthe team. Good luck Kate playing Wallis,Nina, and Arusha for the next three years.Thanks to Kate Werble for creating her ownchapter in THE RULES regarding propertennis attire and to Laura for modeling a dif-ferent tennis outfit every practice. Also wewould like to thank Kathryn for always mak-ing us laugh and putting up with Fran fortwo years. We are proud of Pringle for deal-ing with Megan Dencker, and we are proudof Alex for dealing with Lonita (a.k.a. "themouth") and her hair.

Endless thanks to Mrs. Terhune for help-ing coach us this year; we know you willcontinue to do a great job in the years tocome. To Mrs. Roach, you made this seasonunforgettable through your humor, dedica-tion, and love for the sport. We will miss youmore than you can ever know! (but we knowthat now you will have more time to eatyour favorite meal: cream of chicken).

Women's Varsity TennisFront Row (L-R): Laffitte, Lehman, Bohannon. Second Row: Terhune, Levengood, Claypoole, O'Brien, Deas, Werble, Wilkinson, Roach, Budwig.

Women's JV TennisFront Row (L-R): Sturtevant, Tholand, Brauner, Auguste, Caswell, Ang.

Men's Tennis

Men's Varsity TennisFront Row (L-R): Sykes, Stephens, ]., Leonard, Lynskey, Parikh, Denning. SecondRow: Hance, Heckman, Veghte, Harney, Hamilton, (not pictured: Burnam).

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This year varsity tennis had sur-prising potential with new startersAmol Parikh, Michael Harney, andJohn Stephens. With this combinationof experienced players filling ourline-up we were next to unstoppableonly losing to Tatnail twice and Sal-lies once. With a combined record of9-3 we went into the state tourna-ment with high hopes, but certain cir-cumstances, like the draw, hurt ourchances. As a year of growth we sawmany players make progress, whilesome regressed. Rox Veghte, alwaysthe shining example of maturity andsportsmanship, became the recipientof the "Coach s Award." Such strangeevents rarely happen twice in oneseason, but this is guy's tennis andwe are quite unpredictable. Maybe itwas the grueling warm up runs, orthe exhausting practice that humbleeven the rowers, but something pos-sessed Michael Harney this season.Maybe one "good day' as Will put it,but after clawing his way onto theteam Harney put all doubters toshame with excellent play throughoutthe season. We had one undefeatedteam during the season, when theyplayed together, John and Charlie,who were 12-0 against the best com-petition in the state and were the de-ciding match in many matches. Forthe third straight year Emmett Lyns-key drove more opponents to insan-ity at 1 singles beating even the de-fending state champion. Losing onlytwo seniors next year is quite promis-ing. Of course we cannot completesuch an article without paying tributeto Denning who guided us through-out the season and will be leaving usout to dry in the next one. Thank youfor your guidance and good luck.

Men's JV TennisFirst Row (L-R): Boyle, Crow, Joumblatt, B. Second Row: Benyam, Stegeman, A.,Ramos, Johnson, C. Harrington, Gorney, Prescott. Third Row: Wun, E., Johnson,H., Heinle, Phillips.

Prom 1997

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Graduation