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Miss Whitcraft

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Mr .Stifler

Mr. Fickenscher

MATHEMATICS

Mr. Parr

SCIENCE

Miss Mennie

Mr. Farraday

Mr. Golding

HISTORY Mr. Eldridge

Mr. Metz Mrs. Adams

Mr. Ely

Mr. Lauber

ENGLISH

Mrs. Springer

Mr. Cantrill

Mlle. Pierre- Louis

Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Arditi

Mrs. Smith

Miss Fiesel

LANGUAGES

Mr. Shakespeare

THE ARTS

Mr. Ceder strom

Mrs. Satterthwaite

Mr. Kauffman

Mr. Emory

Mrs. Kempin

Mrs. Packer

Miss Martha Faulkner

Mrs. Horikawa

ATHLETICS Mrs • Jackson

Mr. Groff

Mr. Betof

OFFICE PERSONNEL

Mrs. Carey, Mr. DiMartino, Mrs. Rodgers

Mrs. Whiteway

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MAINTENANCE

Mr. Hope, Mrs. Hope, Mr. Gilbert, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Schaeffer, Mr. Meredith, Mr. Moore

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CAFETERIA

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At night when the sea cradles me And the pale star gleam Lies down on its broad waves , Then I free myself wholly From all the activity and all the love And stand silent and breathe purely, Alone, alone cradled by the sea That lies there cold and silent with a thousand lights Then I have to think of my friends And my gaze sinks into their gazes And I ask each one , silent alone "Are you still mine? Is my sorrow a sorrow to you , my death a. death Do you feel from my love, from my grief, Just a breath, just an echo?"

And the sea peacefully gazes back, silent And smiles: no And no greeting and no answer comes from anywhere. Hermann Hesse

sarah bassett

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RIGHT

Better to reign in h t ll, than to serve in h eaven . John Mil t on

paula brown

\\'hen I was one, I had just begun. V.'hen I vras two, I \vas nearly new. I was three, I was hardly me.

l~hen

Vhen I v;as four, I was not much more

Hhen I was five, I was just alive. But nov: I'm six, I'm clever as clever. So I think I'l be six forever and ever. A.A. Milne

jane carter

carol clemenko

" ••• Only Enat-sizeci, gnat-lived homo sapiens, keeper of the hunan brain, can look to the sky, laugh with delight of being and shout: 'I live! I am! I exist! I see the universe! I am a'!A.'are! 1 • • • "

H. B.C.

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edward farraday

••• time it was and what a time it vms it vias ••• a time of innocence a time of confidences long ago ••• it must be ••• I have a photograph. preserve your memories they're all that's left you." 11

Bookends thefl1e" Slrnon and Garfunkle

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david haugaard

If a man does not keep pace with his companions, Perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music lvhich he hears, l-lov1ever measured or far away. Thoreau

janet jackson

Even the tiny ladybug shares the responsibility for the intricate balance of the universe

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judy jackson

Aim at the sun; you may not reach it, but your arrow will fly higher than if aimed at an object on a level with yourself.

To be nobody - but yourself In a lvorld 1-1hich is doing its best nigh t and day, To make you everybody else Heans to fight the hardest battle any human being can fight; And never stop fighting • .::.e. cummings

Forty-nine reasons all in a line, all of them good ones all of them lies. Steve Stills

jim kramer

Sear the Lark and hark unto the barking of the dog - fox gone to ground. See the splashing of the Kingfisher, flashing to the water, and a river of green is sliding unseen beneath the trees, laughing as it passes thru the endless summer, making for the sea.

rodney lucas

In a lazy water meadow, I lay me down. All around me golden sunflakes settle on the groWld ,. bursting in the sunshine of a bygone afternoon, bringing sounds of yesterday into this city room. Roger Waters

david madway

"And, while with silent, lifting mind I've trod The high trespassed sanctity of space, Put out my hand, and touched the face of God," John Gillespie Magee, Jr.

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martin

michael mersky By all trleans USE SOME TIYES to be alone Salute thyself: see vrhat thy soul doth wear. George Herbert 53

By accident, you put Your money in my Machine ( #4) By accident, I put My money in another Machine( #6) On purpose, I put Your clothes in the Empty machine full of water and no Clothes It was lonely. Richard Brautigan

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nina mishkin

"As is a tale, so is life: not how long it is, but how good it • 1· s 1S,

what matters."

scott

myers

"Hhen all the laur,h ter dies in sorro"' And the tears have risen to a flood ~fuen all the wars have found a cause In human wisdom and in blood Do you think they'll cr~ in sadness Do you think the eye will blink Do you think they'll curse the madness Do you even think they'll think" Kendrew Lascilles

eileen o'neill

. Not knowing what to feel or if I understand Or whether wise or foolish, tardy or too soon ... " "Portrait of a Lady" T .S. Eliot

ulrike reinlander

go look somewhere else for subject matter for what does the subject matter for all matter is subject to other matter and it really doesn't matter bernard gunther

I isa reischer

stephen ritt

Die Gedanken sind frei! Wer kann sie erraten? Sie fliehen vorbei, Wie nachtliche Schatten.

Kein r~ ensch kann sie wissen Keiu Jaeger erschiessen, Es bleibet dabei: Die Gedanken sind frei 1

paulette rosen

It ~as the defense's fault. R. Hallett

bernie schranze

anne

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Inevitably, the bourp,eoisie and the petty bourgeoisie Hill g ive expression to their own ideologies,

Inevitably, they

will stubbornly express themselves on political and ideological questions by every possible Means. do othen1ise,

Y.ou cannot expect them to

Fe should not use the method of suppression and

prevent theP, from expresslng themselves, but should allow them to do so and at the smne tine argue ";ith them and direct appropriate criticism at theM,

He must undoubtedly criticize "'rong ideas of

every description.

It certainly would not be ri~ht to refrain

from criticism, look on Hhile Hronp: ideas spread unchecked and allow them to monopolize the field.

tlistakes must be criticized

and poisonous weeds fought wherever they crop up,

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criticism should not be dogMatic, and the metaphysical method should not be used, hut efforts should be made to apply the dialectical method, \\'hat is needed is scientific analysis and convincing argument. Vao Tse-Tung

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"Uh thick cloud caught uh piper cubs tail The match struck blue on uh railroad rail The old puff horse was just pullin' thru 'n uh 1 man \>Tore uh peg leg forever I'm on the bum where the hoboes run The air breaks with filthy chatter Oh I don't care there's no place there I don't think it matters Hy skin's blazin' thru 'n my clothes in tatters 'n the railroad looks Like uh ''y" up the hill of ladders One shoe fell on the gravel One stick poked do~m

jim strong

Gray of age fell dmro on uh pair of ears

eagle shilled thru my hole watch pocket Uh gingham girl baby girl Passed me by in tears Uh jack rabbit raised his folded ears Uh beautiful sagebrush jack rabbi~ 'n an oriole sang like an orange His breast full uh worms 'n his tail clawed the evenin' like uh hammer His wings took t' air like uh bomber 'n my rain can caught me uh cup uh ~.,rater" 66

john taylor

Those ,,rho profess to favor freedom yet deprecate ap:itation, are men wh0 \•Jant crops ,,d thou t plm, ing up the g round; they \o.7 an t rain without thunder and lightninR, they want the ocean without the mr.T ful roar of its Many waters • • •• Power concedes nothin R vithout demand •••• Find out just Hh.<Jt any people \vill quietly subMit to and you have found out the exact measure of injustice and "t-7rong Fhich ·will be imposed upon them , and these Hill continue till they are resisted \-lith either t•mrds or blm.r , or "t-rith both. The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they oppress. (This passage is from Frederick Douglass's " Hest India Emancipation Speech" of August, 1857) 1

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As I began, So I will end it Singing a Song of long ago Loving the people I've befriended And Singing a Song of long, long, long ago. Carole King

rick werner

"I wanted only to try to live in accord with the promptings which came from my true self. Why was that so very difficult?" Demian Hermann Hesse

linda worrall

bruce wrigley

"Good temper, li ke a sur:ny day, sheds a ray of brightness over everything: it is t he sweetener of toil and the snother of disquietude'

Washington Irving

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YEARBOOK

THE YEARBOOK STAFF

Standing(left to right) Bernie achranze- Photography Edit;,r Sc_o tt Myera - Photography Editor S_teve Ri tt - Business:: Manager Paulette Rosen- Art Editor S.ea ted Bruce Wrigley- Co-Editor Sarah Bassett - Co-Editor Faculty Advisors: Mr~Emory Mis.s Whitcraft

SERVICE COMMITTEE

TED FARRADAY, PRESIDENT

STUDENT COUNCIL

CAROL CLEMENKO, PRESIDENT

**ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS

First row: D. Garrigues, M. Mersky, S. Ritt (Captain), B. Schranze, R. Werner, J. Kramer, S. Myers. Second row: R. Sperry, J. Shaw, D. Callner, P. Yoskin, K. O'Connor, M. Cain, P. Scott, D. Williams, D. Wilde, R. Hallett (Coach).

SOCCER

First row: J. Jackson, L. Korostoff, E. Slap, A. Mitchell. Second row: J. Thomas, D. Funderburg, L. Mitchell, J. Jackson (Captain), J. Carter, J. Kirk, L. Schwab, J. Jones. Third row: M. Seidel, A. Arena, P. Korostoff, V. Hoell, P. Edwards, M. Ryan, N. Beck. Fourth row: F. Jackson (Coach), M. Schwartz, M. Funderburg, L. Bixby, E. O'Neill, L. Hudock, L. Smith, (Manager).

HOCKEY

First row: C. Coleman, T. Ely, J. Cannon (Co-captain), J. Young (Co-captam), M. Williams, V. Carbone, B. Baird, Second row: C. Ludwig, R. Jacques, E. Adams, C. Peaks, R. Lucas, R. Beverly, Third row: G. Fong, K. Paul, J. Cannon, D. Wesley, D. Taylor, E. Kohl, M. Collins, Fourth row: A. Stifler (Coach), D. Kirk (Coach), R. Jones (Coach).

FOOTBALL

Kneeling: I. Stomackin, J • Young, ~l . M ers ky , T.Ely 1 R. Sharpe. Standing; Mr. Betof. K.Atkins, M.Cain, M.Edelstein, C.Peaks, Mr. Jones, J.Clay.

BASKETBALL

Standing: D.Taylor, Mr. Golding, G.Howe, J. Snow, E. Martin, ~. Hale, M. Redmond, J. Cannon, J •. lv1c Nichol, D. Williams, R. Jacques, J. Cannon, Mr. Dorrance. Kneeling: D. Beal, B.• Baird, D. Wesley.

WRESTLING

Row 1: J .Jackson, A.Mi tchell, L.Mi tchell, J .Thomas.( capt.), D. Funderburg M.Funderburg, E. Slap. Row 2: B.Kri tchevsky(mg-r.), L.Rudock, L.Koroatoff P. Graub, N.Beck, J .Jones, J. Kirk, M~ Young, L. Smi th(mgr.), Mrs.. Jackson.

GIRLS' BASKETBALL

S~ Ritt(~apt.), S. George~ D. Wilde, S. D. Farraday, P. Yoskin •.

WINTER SOCCER

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C. Vaden, P. Scott,

Standing: P. Yosldn, s. Sanders, D. Antonelli, M. Edelstein, J. Kramer, v. Carbone, R. Werner, J. Orwitz, Mr. Betof(coach). Kneeling : Mr. Jones(coach), s. Myers, M. Mersky(capt.), I. Stomachin, B. Schranze. Absent: R. Sharpe, P. Scott, B. Baird. TRIKE 3, Y1 ER OUT

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Sitting: D. Garri~es, P. Gould(capt.), K. 0 1 Connor(capt.), R. Lucas. Standing: .Mr. Ely(coach), J. Cannon, D. Taylor, Mr. Lauber{coach), c. Ludwig, P. Schalow, c. Peaks, J. Young, L. Bludman, J. Cannon, R. Donolow, E. Hudock, M. Guynn, v. Mallory, J. Shaw, G. Fong, D. Williams, D. Wesley.

TRACK

Thirdrow: C. Leiter, L. Hudock, K. Davis, N. Beck, Mrs. Makler(Coach), S. Allen , M. Young, N. Calabi, M. Funderburg. Second row: M. Seidel, J. Kritchevsky, C. Br omley, L. Bixby, J. Thomas, T. McQueary, A. Mitchell. First row: C. Harrison, P. Levin,. L. Korostoff, J. Carter (Captain), J. Jackson, J. Jackson, A. Arena. Absent: A. Ely, W. Pew.

LACROSSE

TENNIS.

Kneeling: Mr. Young(Coach), D. Wilde, M. Spector, M. Byer, D. Callner, M. Box, C. Vaden, J. Yarnall, H. Davis, Mr. Hallett (Coach). Standing: C. Epstein, M. Joseph, D. Madway, S. Ritt (Captain), M. Gorson, E. Adams, R. Harris, B. Wrigley, L. Tobia.

Sitting: L.Voluck, L.Aglow, A.Moll, P.Graub(captain), C.Copeland, P .Korostoff, B.Flum, P .Edwards.Standing: T .Holcombe, E .Slap, L.Mitchell, M.Ryan, S.Facione,E.Ellis, H.Whiteway, L.Bronstein, U. Reinlander, Miss Mennie(coach).

Sitting: E. George, J. Cohen, E. Weinstein, L. Schalow, C. Dawson, S. Andrews. Standing: Mr. Parr (Coach), J. Pelligrini, P. Kinzer (Captain), J. Eidleson, L. Waxman, A. Grossmann, R. Rascoe, C. Boonin, P. Stavis, K. Meyer, B. Kritchevsky, P. Brady, S. Hewins.

ARCHERY

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CONGRATULATIONS

TO THE CLASS OF '72

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CONGRATULATIONS Best Wi shes To The Class Of

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OUR PURPOSE: to stimulate and renew pleasant interests at Friends' Central School, as well as to promote the welfare of the school. OUR METHODS: we encourage your participation in school and alumni gatherings by keeping you informed of our activities. We hope that you will always make the time to keep in touch with us. You will hear from us about your friends through our alumni magazine, DIRECTIONS.

THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF FRIENDS' CENTRAL SCHOOL WELCOMES THE FOLLOWING NEW MEMBERS: ETTORE DON ANTONELLI SARAH ELIZABETH BASSETT KEVIN DAVID BRADY PAULA BROWN JANE CARTER CAROL HART CLEMENKO TIMOTHY STRONG ELY EDWARD CLAYTON FARRADAY MINDY GRABER FELINTON DAVID MOORE GARRIGUES PAUL GOULD GRACE LOIE GROSSMANN DAVID GREGORY HAUGAARD JANET JACKSON JUDITH JACKSON JAMES HENRY KRAMER RODNEY JAMES LUCAS DAVID EDWIN MADWAY CRAIG BENNERS MAR TIN MICHAEL JAY MERSKY

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