1974 FCS yearbook by Friends' Central School

BLACKBURN LIBRARY Friends' Central Sohool 68th St. and Cit7 Line Philadelphia, Pa.

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''IT ALWAYS HAPPENS ON LONG JOURNEYS THAT DURING THE 'FIRST TWO OR THREE STOPS THE IMA-GINATION REMAINS IN THE PLACE LEFT BEHIND UNTIL SUDDENLY, WITH THE FIRST MORNING MET ON THE R ·OAD, IT LEAPS AHEAD TO THE PLACE OF DESTINATION AND PROCEEDS TO BUILD THE PALACES OF THE FUTURE THERE.'' ''THE COSSACKS''- TOLSTOY

Friends' Central School 68th And City Line Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. 19151

NINETEEN SEVENTY-FOUR

DEDICATED TO CLINTON N. ELY

A duty of teachers is not only to instruct their students, but to instill in them the desire to continue the search for knowledge outside the classroom and to iive them the skills needed to fulfill this search. As both a Russian and English teacher, you have consistently met these high standards; and, more than that, you have been a friend to us, sharing with us your sense of humor, your insights, into the comic and grotesque sides of life, and, above all, yourself. And that is the most meaningful gift of all.

MR . PURDY- Religion MR . ANICITO-Phys . Ed. , Health MR. PARR- Chemistry, Physical Science

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MRS. KEMPIN-Nurse

MRS. HUTCHINSONDirector of Alumni Affairs

DR. WOOD-Headmaster

ADMINISTRATION

MR. KIRK-Director of Admissions MR. YARNALL-Business Manager

MISS WHITCRAFT-Dean of Girls MR. FARRADA Y-Assist ant Headmaster, Principal of Upper School MR. LAUBER-Director of Development

OFFICE PERSONNEL

MRS, WHITEWAY

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CAFETERIA

MAINTENANCE Mr. Oden Mr. Schaeffer Mr. Hope Mrs. Hope Mr. Meredith Mr. Finnerty Mr. Gallagher Mrs. Miller Mr. Moore Mr. Wilson

Mr. Peterman: (Super. of ffidgs. and Grounds )

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CLASS OF 1979 MRS. ADAMS E. Berson S. Bridges B. Campbell A . Cederstrom R. Chanoff M. Frank

B. Hall M. Horika waJ. Hudock M. Humes A. Hunte'!' M. Kay J. Kendall A. Lee

T. Lyles J. Mintz A. Peaks W. Pflueger T. Pitts J. Prince J. Smith H. Treatman

B. Weinberg D. Williams S. Zeldin

ClASS OF 1979 MR. GOlDING V. Abbott D. Boyer A. Cowitz C. Cutle'r-- J. Edelman P. Fell

C. Gleitman J . Goldberg S. Goldsborough J. Gonzalez G. Gorson P. Harbage K. Haskin D. Hyman

W. Jones T. Kight H. Korostoff D. Mellman E. Meyer E. Oglesby D. Peltz M. Rothman

C. Rubin J. Scott S. Sills D. Slade D. Solomons P. Webb E. Winslow

ClASS OF 1978 MRS. ARDITI M. Andrews J. Balson D. Beal C. Boyer V. Bressler D. Child

S. Gordon A. Iossifides S. Jamison D. Jenkins J. Kern H. Khella A. Kight T. Lundy

D. McElroy G. Noodergraaf L. Ostrum M. Pressley G. Raymond C. Sayre S . Selarnick L. Snider

E. Stuhltrager B. Topiol E. Whereat S. Williams

MR. THOMPSON D. Bachrach R. Beverly A. Braverman S. Brooks A. Freedman E. George N. Howell

E. lnforzato S. Jackson S. Kassab S. Kendall K. Knowles H. Lehr J. Lieb R. Moberg

M. Munafo R. Oaks A. Otey K. Palcho J. Romine P. Rosenau L. Schaub W. Staton

C. Tashjian N. Trask E. Wachs N. Weisbord

ClASS OF 1977 MISS ORBISON R. Atkins S. Armitage R. Bellano V. Bradley M. Chanoff F. Denny

R. DeVault D. DiPrinzio R. Fell P. Haskin M. Kay A. Kohlhas L. March D. Moseley

A. Richardson J. Schrode D. Shakespeare J. Shields T. Spencer E. Treatman A. Whereat R. Willis

M. Winslow D. Ritt MR. PHELPS L. Bernstein R. Bonhage K. Cain J. Clark E. Cooper

K. Davis K. Fields G. Forni a L. Funderburg K. Horikawa A. Kohl J. Lavine P. Mayro

G. Schaff G. Schwartz E. Shapiro J. Smith P. Swope S. Tutt D. Willis S. Sharpe

MISS SPONSLER P. Bleznak G . Casey H. Cowitz D. Cuadrado W. Folino E. Gleitman M. Joseph

K. Keith E. Lee R. Moses A. Moyerman K. Murphy E. Nace L. Schranze B. Scott

W. Sniffen K. Stone B. Trumper S. Walker A. Wood

ClASS OF 1976 MRS. McVOY ]. Baker P. Baumann J. Breitman ]. Callner S. Frank C. Freedman

L. Haas N. Jackson C. Kendall M. Lane W. Lehr N. MacGaffey S. Myers B. Phillips

R. Prince K. Rowland

G. Sax C. Sayre D. Speetles A. Taranta A. Vaden J. Whereat

L. Wolfe MR. DORRANCE K. Cherry L. Elliott M. Erulkar H. George A. Gonzalez K. Hooks

G. Levy M. Lippman A. Lundy R. Pennypacker S. Ravdin B. Raymond M. Rowan ]. Shepherd

A. Smith S. Spivak D. Tanis C. Ward W. Weiner R. Werner S. Yarnall

MR. PARR R. Bowen ]. Brooks E. Ellis A. Fascione E. Gonzalez J. Guggenheim

]. Harbage G. Howe J. Lindquist . S. Meyer E. Munafo ]. Prall 23

E. Richardson R. Rosenfeld ]. Runnette S. Slade L. Staton C. Steisel c. Turner D. Weiser

S. Whitman B. Wilson

CLASS OF 1975 rvffi.S. SIMON L. Aglow

S. Allen M. Arnold L. Bludman N. Calabi S. Curtis

J. Eidelson M. Elliott J. Frailer S. Gardner T. Hale S. Hickman ]. Higgins T. Jacks

J. Kritchevsky S . Khella A. Moll L. Moore R. Moore C. Myers C. Peaks

M. Pennypacker J . Schaff G. Schellenger J. Snow L. Wa xman D. Williams M. Young

MR. SIMMONS B. Auerbach A. Bak J. Cohen M. Collins K. Davis C. Dawson D. Diament

B. Donziger A. &coli K. Guynn W. Harris D. Kendall C. Leiter F. Ludwig J. McNichol

T. McQueary S. Michael E. Moyerman K. Paul W. Pew M. Redmond

D. Schwab M. Seidel L. Stedman D. Temeles R. Wachs F. Zimmerman

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THE YEARBOOK FAMILY PORTRAIT "Papa" Epstein (Asst. Ed.), "Aunt Chastity" Pastor {Co-Ut. Ed.), "Ingenue" Schwartz (Art Ed.), "Aunt Prudence" Arena {Bus. Mgr.) "Uncle Fitzwilly" Emory (Fac. Advisor), "Upstairs Maid" Cobrin {Ad. Mgr. ), "Cutsie Kate" Meyer {Photo. Ed.), "Mama" Whiteway {Ed.-inChief), "Sonny" Kern {Co-Ut. Ed.).

THE BLACK STUDENTS' UNION THE OFFICERS

THANKS TO: .Miss Whitcraft Edgar Adams Nina Beck Murray Corson Usa Hudock

J. Jones {Pres. ) T. McQueary (V. Pres.) C. Dawson (Sec. ) C. Peaks (Treas. ) Mrs. Thomas {Fac. Advisor) A. Smith C. Ward W. Harris S. Walker K. Stone D. Willis R. Moses P. Stavis M. Collins

Pamela Korostoff Loretta McElroy Pam Reese Leola Smith Chris Vaden

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J. Shepherd K. Hooks

L. Staton D. Cuadrado B. Davis K. Fields R. Willis D. Jenkins J:(, Knowles S. Williams N. Howell

7th P. Webb 8th N. Weisbord 9th A. Moyerman 10th D. Vaden 11th M. Redmond-Student Chairman 12th R. Sharpe D. Williams Mr. Parr-Chairman Mr. Dorrance Mrs. Simon Mrs. Arditi Mr. Purdy Mr. Phelps Mr. Farraday

STUDENT COUNCIL R. Chanoff ]. Edelman M. Horikawa P. Fell S. Gordon R. Moberg N. Trask S. Jamison H. Khella L. Funderburg

S. Armitage K. Fields R. Atkins S. Frank S. Whitman ]. Prall P. Baumann B. Donziger M. Arnold

M. Redmond E. Moyerman D. Williams (Pres. ) M. Schwartz(V. Pres. ) S. Khella (Treas. ) K. Davis (Sec. ) E. Hudock E. Adams D. Wesley M. Funderburg

Officers

SERVICE COMMITTEE Frank Ludwig (exchange student)

R. F1inkman, C. Boonin, D. Pastor, M. Joseph, Frank Ludwig (exchange student), D. Schwab, M. Seidel, J. Kritchevsky, R. Wachs, S. Fascione, G. Howe, E. Richardson, M. Lippman, A. Richardson, K. Horikawa, V. Bradley, H. Cowitz, P. Blemak, L. Ostrum, S. Jackson, M. Andrews, A. Kight, M. Rothman, H. Korostoff, J. Mintz, M. Frank, B. Campbell, A. Lee, Miss Fiesel (advisor).

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H. Whiteway (Pres. ) C. Cooper (V. Pres. ) P. Korostoff (Sec. ) M. Arnold (Treas. ) Mr. Shakespeare (Fac. Advisor) A. Arena B. Cobrin

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S. George T. Brady D. Kendall K. Paul M. Redmond L. Haas M. Lippman R. Pennypacker S. Ravdin

:Mrs. Jenkins (Fac. Advisor) R. Bowen K. Cherry J. Callner M. Lippman K. Murphy D. Pastor R. Pennypacker E. Shapiro C. Steisel K. Stone S. Sharpe S. Tutt L. Haas

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CHORUS A. Arena B. Cobrin R. Fell D . Moseley B. Phillips M. Seidel M. Schwartz P . Stavis A. Taranta J . Schrode N. Beck H. Cowitz B. Davis L. Funderburg E. Gonzalez K. Horikawa K. Keith C. Kendall J. Kirk P . Mayro E. Munafo E. Richardson A. Richardson S . Spivak H. Whiteway D. Willis L. Lee C. Boonin S. Fascione S. Frank

N. Jackson J. Jones K. Murphy P. Reese A. Smith L. Staton S. Walker S. Whitman M. Winslow L. Bernstein L. Bixby M. Funderburg H. George T. McQueary S. Myers K. Cain G. Howe K. Guynn M. Kay D . Kendall A . Kohl D. Ritt L. Schranze P. Swope D. Vaden M. Arnold E. Adams K. Paul P. Schalow C. Turner

ORCHESTRA P. Schalow D. Swope L. Smith E. Temeles N. Jackson G. Schaff M. Seidel J. Kritchevsky J. Schrode B. Raymond L. Sayre E. Oglesby L. Schranze C . Tashjian D. Temeles

S. Frank S . Kendall B. Hall G. Howe G. Noodergraaf S. Sanders C. Turner J. Breitman K. Guynn G. Schwartz J. Prall A . Ote y M. MacGaffey A. Smith E. Munafo

D . Farraday R . Zimmerman A. Moyerman S . Armitage M. Winslow A. Whereat D. Hyman D. Williams

PHOTOGRAPHY MINOR K. Hooks S. Meyer J. Frailer M. Erulkar B. Wilson J. Shepherd R. Werner L. Haas D. Weiser L. Elliott R. Oaks F. Ludwig R. Wachs A. Lundy S. Ravdin L. Porter T. Bak P. Bleznak A. Fscoll E. Treatman R. Moses

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ART MINOR L. Aglow W. Harris C. Dawson J. Runnette G. Sax S. Spivak L. Wolfe R. Flinkman R. Rosenfeld S. Gardner W, Pew G. Bradley K. Davis B. Flum G. Fong G. Schellenger

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C. Vaden (Editor) R. Sharpe B. Donziger D . Wilde E. Hudock L Hudock D . Schwab T . Jacks R. Prince D . Weiser s. Fascione D. Tanis B. Weiner . Mr. Eldridge (Adv1sor)

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BOYS' R. Beverly I. Stomackin K. Cain R. Moses M. Edelstein C. Ludwig E. Oglesby S. Sharpe S. Selarnick M. Andrews :0. Williams A. Peaks Mr. Anicito

K. Guynn J. Lindquist K. Atkins

ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIONS

GIRLS'

R. Becker C. Tashjian N. Weisbord S. Meyer J. Kendall S. Tutt A. Whereat C. Kendall S. Myers L. Bixby A. Arena J. Eidelson M. Young J. Kirk N. Jackson R. Rosenfeld K. Palcho Mrs. Jackson

HOCKEY F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C.

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Sacred Heart • Haverford High Shipley Del. Co. Christ. Baldwin . Germtwn. Academy Westtown . Agnes Irwin . Abngtn . Friends Tatnall

FRONT: Judy Kirk (captain). 1st ROW: Mrs. Jackson (coach); R. Rosenfeld; C. Kendall; N. Jackson; S. Myers; N. Beck; S. Meyer; R. Wachs; M. Funderburg; L. Bixby; J. Jones. 2nd ROW : A. Fascione; P. Korostoff; C. Steisel; J. Kritchevsky; H. George; M. Seidel; A. Arena; R. Fell; K. Horikawa. 3rd ROW: L. Elliott; N. Calabi; M. Young; J. Eidelson; L. Stedman; R. Becker; A. Gonzalez; Mrs. Makler (coach).

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1st ROW: S. Hickman; M. Spivack; C. Ludwig (co-captain); E. Adams (cocaptain); K. Atkins; G. Fong. 2nd ROW: L. Bludman; D. Tanis, S. Yarnall; R. Bellano; C. Myers; M. Rowan; K. Paul; E. Inforzato; J. Lindquist. 3rd ROW: G. Schwartz, W. Folino; R. Beverly; K. Hooks; K. Fields; R. Prince; R. Moore; A. Kohl. 4th ROW: Mr. Anicito (coach); R. Willis; W. Staten; J. Shields; J. Breitman; Mr. Bowker (coach); Mr. Knight (coach-absent).

Acad. of New Church . 6 Tower Hill • . . • . . 44 Tatnall • • . • • • 53 Gennntwn. Friends • 28 • 6 Booth • • • . • • St. Andrews . • • • • 42 St. Gabriel's . 12 Mitchell • • . . . . • 7

SOCCER

TOP ROW: (L. TOR.) Mr. Hallett, P. Swope, C. Vaden, D. Wilde, E. Hudock, D. Williams, P. Schalow, S. Sanders, J, McNichol, M. Redmond, D. Schwab, D. DeVault, Mr. Dorrance. BOTTOM ROW: (L. TOR,) R. Zimmerman, J. Snow, S. George, D. Farraday, D. Callner, J, Shaw, C. Cooper, T. Hale, S. Slade.

F.C. F,C, F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F,C, F.C. F.C. F.C. F,C, F,C, F.C. F.C.

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St. Joseph's Prep . 3 Northeast High . . 3 Haverford School . 3 Friends' Select . . 1 Penn Charter . . . 2 Wlmgtn . Friends' . 2 Tatnall . . . . . 1 Germtwn. Friends' 0 Doane Academy . . . 0 St. Joseph's Prep . . 1 Chest. Hill Acad . . . 3 Girard College . . . 2 Episcopal . . . . . 6 Moorestown . . . . 1 Germtwn. Lutheran . 1

GIRLS' BASKETBALL

STANDING: M. Seidel, J. Brooks, R. Wachs, J. Eidelson, S. Myers, J . Dritchevsky , L. Bixby , K. Meyer (co-manager), SEATED: J. Jones, M. Funderberg, C . Kendall, N . Jackson, R. Becker (capt.), R. Rosenfeld, A. Gonzalez, S. Mey er, Miss Marter (coach). M. Young, and Leola Smith (co-manager) absent .

F. c. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C.

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Germantown Academ y . 47 26 George School • 36 Shipley . 27 Baldwin. Germantown Friends • 26 Westtown, . 48 Agnes Irwin , . 28

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... 46 Haverford • ... 61 Friends' Select • ... 56 P. S.D. .. . 31 Grmnt. Stevens • ... 42 Chest • Hill Acad. ... 61 G.F.S. ... 45 Friends Select ... 63 P. S. D. ... 71 A. N.C. ... 65 P. S.D. ... 53 Solebury. ... 58 Westtown • ... 73 A. N.C. ... 49 Solebury . ... 59 Hun. . . . 72 G. F. S. ... 80 George . .. . 70 Perkiomen • . .. 75 Pennington .

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1973-1974 PENN JERSEY CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS F . C . . . 61 HUN . . . . . . . . 51

STANDING: (L. TO R.) K. Guynn, E. Hudock, R. Sharpe, M. Cain, M. Rowan, M. Edelstein, J. Lindquist, T. Bodi, C. Peeks, Mr . Betof (coach) . SEATED: (L. TOR.) I. Stomackin (Capt.), K. Atkins (co-Capt . )

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STANDING: (L. TOR.) Mr. Zendt (asst. coach), G. Howe, B. Auerbach, J, McNichol, S. Yarnall, C. LudwiR;, G. Fong, D. Williams (Capt.), Mr. Goldin_g _(coach), D. Taylor. SEATED: (L. TOR,) J. Shepherd, D. Ritt, D. Speetles, J, Snow, T. Hale, M. Redmond, E. Inforzato.

F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C. F. C.

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Westtown • • • 31 Wilmington Fr 26 Tower Hill • • 52 Episcopal • • • • . . . • 34 Church Farm • • . . • . ,24 Tatnall • • • . • . • . . 36 Friends Select . . • . • • 18 Perkiomen • • • • • . • 24 Mitchell • . . • . • • • 27 George School . • • . • • 41 Hun School • • . . • • • 27 Germantown Fr. . . . . . 9 Penn Charter . . . . . . 38 Pa . Sch. Deaf. . . . . . 15 Pennington . . . . . . . . 12 Girard Trnmt. Tour 2nd place Moorestown Fr. . . . . . 15 Girard College. . . . . . 18 Lehigh Nat . Prep Trnmt . . No place winners

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1st ROW: J. Kirk; M. Funderburg (Co-Captain); S. Myers: N. Jackson, P. Korostoff, L. Hudock; 2nd ROW: Miss Marter (coach); L. Bi xby (Co-Captain) ; M. Seidel; E. Munafo; A. Fascione; N. Calabi; 3rd ROW: J. Jones; C. Kendall; C. Steisel; S. Meyer; A. Arena; L. Wolfe; E. Raymond; 4th ROW : H. George; S. Michael; C. Harrison; J. Kritchevsky; S. Allen; L. Elliott; 5th ROW: E. Gonzalez; A. Smith; M. Young; S. Ravdin.

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Germ antown Friends School Swarthmore Germantow n Academy George School Agnes Irwin Shipley Westtown

1st ROW : Mr. Betof, (Coach) , R. Moore, D. Farraday, T. Hale , F. Zimmerman, I. Stomackin , K. Paul, M. Elliott, 2nd ROW: M. Edelstein, M. Rowan, C. Myers, M. Williams, S. Sanders, M. Arnold, J. Frailer.

F. C ••• Lan sdowne-Alda n F. C ••• Gira rd College F. C •.• Hun F. C ..• G. F. S. F. C ••• Pennington F. C ••• Academy of the New Church F. C • .• Princeton Day ••• F. C ..• Academy of the New Church F. C .•• Penna . · •• School for De af F. C • •• Perkiomen F. C ..• G.F.S. F. C .•. Perkiomen F. C ..• George School F. C .•• Penna. School for De af

FIRST ROW: J. Shaw, R. Sharpe , E. Hudock, C. Ludwig , V. Mallory, M. Cain, G. Fong. SECOND ROW: Mr. Lauber (coach) , D. Wesley, M. Redmond , L. Bludman, D. Schwab, W. Truehart, S. Khella, J. McNichol, J. Lindquist, Mr. Ely (asst. coach), Mr. Phelps (asst. coach), J. Kern.

TRACK Haverford Pennington Church Farm Germ antown Acad. Mitchell Prep. Germ antown Friends George School Church Farm Invitationa l Perkiomen Hun Penn-Jersey Meet Penna . School of De af

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ARCHERY

L. Smith (Captain), J. Callner, Mr. Parr (Coach), K. Rowland , E. Richards on.

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Westtow n Abington Friends School George School Baldwin George School Baldwin Abington Friends School

A. Moll, R. Rosenfeld, R. Wachs, E. Ellis, L. Aglow, W. Pew, B. Flum (Captain), J. Schroeder (Coach).

GIRLS' TENNIS F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C.

Haverford Ellis Agnes Irwin School Abington Friends School Germantown Friends School Germantown Academy Baldwin Friends' Select

1st ROW: A. Fscoll, B. Auerbach, S. Slade. 2nd ROW: C. Epstein, M. Corson (Captain), E. Adams, D. Wilde, D. Callner, R. Young (Coach).

BO YS' TEN NIS F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C. F.C.

Haverford Girard Abington Friends Hun Germantown Acad. Pennington Solebury Princeton Day Moorestown Friends Perkiomen Friends' Select Germantown Friends George School Girard Doubles Invitational

"Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity. " Horace Mann

"We live, as we dream- alone. 11 Conrad

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BARBARA . FLUM

MICHAEL CAIN

RONALD DiTORRO

"If the sun refused to shine I don't mind, I don't mind If the mountains fell in the sea Let it be, it ain't me All right, 1 cause I got my own world to look through And I ain't gonna copy you, 11 Jimi Hendrix

I don't believe you just did that!

Where? Over there !

"Take off your old coat and roll up your sleeves, life is a hard road to travel I believe." P. Stookey

Stick 'em up

LISA BIXBY

KATHY MEYER "When you put your hand in a flowing stream, you touch the last that has gone before and the first of what is still to come. " Unknown

"Nous avons 'a recoudre ce qui est dechire, a rendre la justice dans un monde si evidement injuste .•• " Camus

LEOLA ADELAIDE SMITH

' "If we were not something more than unique human beings, if each one of us could be done away with once and for all by a single bullet, (life) would lose all purpose, But every man is more than just himself; he also represents the unique, the very special and always significant and remarkable point at which the world's phenomena intersect, only once in this way and never again. That is why every man's story is important, eternal, sacred; that is why every man, as long as he lives and fulfills the will of nature, is wondrous, and worthy of every consideration. In each individual the spirit has become flesh, in each man the creation suffers, within each one a redeemer is nailed to the cross. 11

Hermann Hesse

VINCENT MALLORY

"We a re healthy only to the extent that our ideas are humane." K. Vonnegut, Jr.

DAVID FARRADAY

"Nothing troubles me more than time and space; and yet nothing troubles me less, as I never think about them." Charles La mb

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"Whoever you may be, my reader, Ally or enemy, attend The words of this most earnest pleader: Pray say farewell as to a friend. Whatever in these careless stanzas You seek: be it extravaganzas Of memory, or welcome rest, A living picture, or a jest, Or merely some mistakes in grammar, God grant you find some trifle here To earn a smile, a dream, a tear, Or rouse a journalistic clamor. And now, since I've no more to tell, I take my leave of you - farewell. " Alexander S. Pushkin

NINA BECK

"Not with a notion of delighting Proud worldlings, but to pleasure you For friendship's sake would I were writing A nobler page, more fine and true, Worthy of you I am addressing, Whose days are living poetry Affection's pledge, indeed, expressing Your dreams, your high simplicity. No matter - ah, but look with favor Upon the chapters in your hand, Half-grave, half-gay, and with a flavor Of what is common, what is grand; To this were fribbling hours devoted, Late nights, yes, and a facile art; Fruit of spoiled years, or green and tart, The mind's reflections coldly noted, The bitter insights of the heart. 11 Alexander S. Pushkin

"The months and days are the travelers of eternity. The years that come and go are also voyagers .•. I too for years past have been stirred by the sight of a solitary cloud drifting with the wind to ceaseless thoughts of roaming. " Matsuo Basho

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"The sturdy seedling with arched body comes Shouldering its way and shedding the earth crumbs.

When Spring unfolds the beechen leaf, and sap is in the bough; When light is on the wild-wood stream, and wind is on the brow; When stride is long, and breath is deep, and keen the mountain- air, Come back to me! Come back to me, and say my land is fair! " J.R.R. Tolkien r

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"After silence tha t which comes nearest to expressing the ine xpressible is music." Aldous Huxle y "A radical is one who spe aks the truth . " Charles A. lindbergh "To love is to place your happiness in the happiness of a nother . " Gottfried Wilhelm Von liebnitz

KARL ATKINS

"The things we see are the same things that are within us. There is no reality except the one contained within us. That is _why so many people live such an unreal life. They take the images outside them for reality and never allow the world within to assert itself. You can be happy that way. But once you know the other interpretation you no longer have the choice of following the crowd . Sinclair, the majority's path is an easy one, ours in difficult. " Herman Hesse

MICHAEL SPIVACK "All that I see, seems so unreal to me, Is it the truth or is it only fantasy, Is it a dream or is it unreal reality?" Ray Davies

"They say if one understands himself he understands all people. But I say to you, when one loves people, he learns something about himself." Kahlil Gibran

"I had a pleasant time with my mind for it was happy:"

"If you smile at me I will understand."

"The good life is one inspired by love and guided b y knowledge."

Crosby /Stills Bertrand Russel

JUDITH "Judy" ANN KIRK

"Before the rivers run dry, Before the last sad good-by, Let us be kind to one another; We can try. So don't just throw your love about. It's not too late to find out, Before the sand has all run out Of the hour glass. " "Jeremy"

BETSY COBRIN

I have a place where dreams come true And time is never planned, It's not on any chart, You can find it with your heart, Never, Never Land. It might be miles beyond the moon, Or right there where you stand Just keep an open mind, And then suddenly you'll find Never, Never Land. PETER PAN

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MARGARET FUNDERBURG "I want to be strong, I want to laugh along I want to belong to living Alive, alive, I want to get up and jive I want to wreck my stockings in some juke box dive Do you want to take a chance On maybe finding some sweet romance with me baby Well, come on." Joni Mitchell

JOAN ELIZABETH JONES

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"Looking for a place to gild a little light in our souls and minds ••• Maybe if we learn to pray, life would lend us sunshiny days •.. but evil runnin 1 thru our brains, we and evil's about the same •.• " Maurice VVhite & Phillip Bailey

"With a song in yo' heart most everyday, is what you need, along the way" Maurice VVhite & Verdine VVhite

" ..• gave me the will to be Free, Purpose to live is reality found Myself never alone, changes Come to make me strong .•• Keep my head to the sky... " Maurice VVhite

ANGELA LEE ARENA

"Don't you mind about the future, Don't you try to think ahead. Save tomorrow for tomorrow , Think about today instead." JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR

"All good gifts around us Are sent from heaven above Then thank the Lord O, thank the Lord For all his love. GODSPELL

"I'm just a plain, everyday commonplace, come-what may average, ordinary, wonderful girl. " PIPPIN

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"Rivers belong where they can ramble Eagles belong where they can fly. I've got to be where my spirit can run free Gotta find my corner of the sky." Stephen Schwartz

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Death be nimble Death be quick.

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"I never met a man I didn't like. 11 Will Rogers

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G. F. "One is the loneliest number."

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"How can we be concerned with the past And not with the future? or with the future And not with the past?" T .S. Eliot " This is the next moment. This is the beginning. We do not pass twice through the same door Or return to the door through which we did not pass." T . S. Eliot " In a cool resting place, I measure •.he distance With a peaceful gaze , and I see the blue of the evening, And sense the first star behind the ridge ... " H. Hesse

ROBERT FLINKMAN "0 Moscow ... for a Russian heart how much is mingled in that sound!" Alexander Pushkin

"But he has only to stand up and crack his whip and start up a song, and the horses rush like a whirlwind, the spokes of the wheels become one smooth revolting disc, only the road quivers and the pedestrian cries out as he stops in alarm, and the troika dashes on and on! And very soon all that can be seen in the distance is the dust whirling through the air. Is it not like that that you, too, Russia, are speeding along like a spirited troika that nothing can overtake? The road is like a cloud of smoke under you, the bridges thunder, and everything falls back and is left far behind. The spectator stops dead, struck dumb by this divine miracle: is it a flash of lightning thrown down by heaven? What is the meaning of this terrifying motion? And what mysterious force is hidden in these horses the like of which the world has never seen? Oh horses, horses- what horses! Are whirlwinds hidden your manes? Is there some sensitive ear, alert to every sound, concealed in your veins? They have caught the sound of the familiar song from above, and at once they strain their chests of brass and barely touching the ground with their hoofs are transformed almost into straight lines, flying through the air, and the troika rushes on full of divine inspiration. Russia, where are you flying to? Answer! She gives no answer. The bells fill the air with their wonderful tinkling; the air is torn asunder, it thunders and is transformed into wind; everything on earth is flying past, and, looking askance, other nations and states draw aside and make way for her." Nikolai Gogol DEAD SOULS

"Look out of any window, any morning, and evening, any day. Maybe the sun is shining, birds are winging; no rain is falling from a heavy sky. What do you want me to do, to do for you, to see you through? For this is all a dream we dreamed one afternoon, long ago . " Robert Hunter

"Well, the first days are the hardest days, don't you worry any more. Cause when life looks like easy street there is danger at your door." Robert Hunter

PAM REESE

"Hold fast to dreams, for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. 11 Langston Hughes

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"Some of us were born with money to spend . Some of us were born for races to win. Some of us are aware that it's good for us to care. Some of us feel the icy wind of poverty blowing in the air. For those of us who simply like to socialize For those of us who tend the sick Ah, and heed the people's cries Let me say to you Right On"

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CAROL BOONIN

" Time, that sweet distiller of memories, Caresses all that we have done, And makes it pure, and safe, and sadly missed; Childhood becomes a tabernacle. Time leaves behind romantic visions a lone, More real than all reality. " Jim McDonald

CRAIG LUDWIG "All things that live come from the same origin. We are united by all forms of life ... So to destroy something else is selfmutilation." Ian McHarg

"It is not how long you live, but the satisfaction you derive from life that makes it worthwhile. " Validivar

"Who would these fardels bear?" HAMLET

"Better is a dry morsel and quietness therewith, Than a house full of feasting with strife. " PROVERBS

DAVID TAYLOR

"I returned and saw under the sun that the race is not always to the swift, nor the battle to the strong, neither yet bread to the wise, nor yet riches to men of understanding, or favor to men of skill, but time and chance happeneth to them all. 11 ECCLESIASTES

"A friend is a person with whom I rna y be sincere, Before him I may think aloud. 11 Ralph Waldo Emerson

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"All economical and practical wisdom is an extension or variation of the following arithmetical formula: 2+2=4. Every philosophical proposition has the more general character of the expression a+ b=c. Oliver Wendell Holmes

Tomorrows never seem to stay, Tomorrows will be yesterday Before you know Tomorrows have a sorry way Of turning into just today, And so ... and so . .. David McCord

PAMELA KOROSTOFF

CHRISTOPHER VADEN

"By the accident of fortune a man may rule the world for a time, but by virtue of love he rna y rule the world forever. Lao-Tse

"Of course I may be wrong; I am not infallible, at least not always." Bernard Shaw

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"Thus it is that woman's true qualities are warped to her disadvantage, and all the moral and delicate elements in her nature become the means for enslaving her and making her suffer. "

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SUSAN S. MINNICKS

"Woman! You are the gateway of the devil. You persuaded him whom the devil dared not attack directly. Because of you the Son of God had to die. You should always go dressed in mourning and in rags."

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"Man created Woman, and with what? With a rib of his God, of his ideal.

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"I sing the life I know-love, sing never towards future or past-towards perfection. Perfection . Simplicity. "

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"Rationalists, wearing square hats, Think, in square rooms, Looking at the floor, Looking at the ceiling. They confine themselves To right- angled triangles. If they tried rhomboids, Cones, waving lines, ellipses As, for example, the ellipse of the half-moon Rationalist would wear sombreros." Wallace Stevens

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"I was a stranger, and ye took me in . " The New Testament "There are two tragedies in life. One is not to get your heart's desire,

The other is to get it. 11 Bernard Shaw "I have Studied now Philosophy And Jurisprudence, Medicine And even, alas, Theology From end to end with labor keen; And here, poOl' fool, with all my lore I stand no wiser than before. " Goethe "What fools these mortals be!" Shakespeare

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