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"Copyright, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, G. B. Trudeaujdistributed by Universal Press Syndicate.''
Dedication
After fifty years connection with Friends' Central, from high school to Acting Headmaster, 1979 marks the retirement an<;! the school's deep loss of its most faithful servant, Clayton Farraday. Hundreds upon hundreds of students have been touched by his direction. The class of 1979 is grateful to have been one of the many, and hope that this yearbook will bring back the wonderful memories, not only of the nineteen-seventies, but also of all the years spent at Friends' Central.
Clayton L. Farraday
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To excel in the field _of education, one must care to the point of heart-break and fully enjoy one's profession. Without these ingredients, a teacher is little more than a disciplinarian. When coming in contact with Mr. Dorrance, either as a teacher, a guide through the labyrinth of college and the future, a coach, a clown or a friend with an open ear , one knows a deep care abounds. His concern is similar to that of a parent, as anger or frustration may result from it. In that disappointment, however, lies much of the value of the care. All members of the Class of 1979 will carry Mr. Dorrance's painstaking nature with them as a strong base far into the future.
Christopher A. Dorrance
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Behind the scenes Business Manager- Ken Yarnall
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Alumni and Development Office: Miss Fitler, Mrs. Lanzi, Mrs. Churchill, Miss Humphrys, Miss Berman.
Home and School Association- Mrs . Whereat
Director of Admissions-Mr. Lud-
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Assistant to Headmaster-Mr. Kirk
Kitchen Staff: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. El, Mrs. James, Mrs. Edge, Mr. Bedle
Maintenance and Grounds: Mr. Clayback, Mr. Rossano, Mr. Wilson, Mr. Forbes, Mr. Zaharya, Mr. Meredith
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Top row L to R: John Bamber, George KoutTop L toR: Steffi Zitin, David Cherner, Jill Rutenberg, John Fiebach. Bottom: Jen- siouroubas, Michael Libetti, Edgar Pew, nifer Balson, Martin Wachs, JoAnn Need- Toni Frame. Bottom: John Ruggieri, Eric Larson, Dan Copeland, Bobby Folino. leman, Lori Cozen, Bailey Hewit.
Top row L to R: Fred Lief, Steve Levenson, John Wischmann, Jeff Pressman. Bottom: Alok Bhargava, Bernard Weinberg, Ruth Bramson, Sue Ritt. Absent: James Harm stead
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Top row L to R: Matt Kirk, Scott Martin, Ken Heckman, Chip Purcell. Bottom: Ken Schneider, Amy Davis, Angela Corbisiero.
Top row L toR: Steve Benjamin, Paul Clough, JoAnna Gentile, Heidi Pokras. Bottom: Robert Plotkin, Mary Beth Doutrich, Amy Birenbaum, Becky Federman.
Top row L toR: Cathy Cole, Josephine Hudock, Margaret MacGaffey, Emily Davis. Bottom: Sheila Bridges, Erika Nobel, Lauren Kutner, Betsy Greenberg
Top: L. to R: Jeff Parkin, Shiphra Berman, Henry Shapiro, David Niles, Aubry Smith. Bottom: Mr. Entwisle, Rachel Levov, Tony Taylor, Lissa Lasprogata. Absent: James Harmstead, Ed Rehfeld, Jonathan Weinstein.
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Top L toR: Matt Sullivan, David Wolfe, Marc Ackerman, Julie Fineman. Bottom: Claudia Zeldin, Donna Murray, Christine Adams, Rich Kleiner.
Top L toR: Chris Butman, Chris Knutson, John Williams, Peter Wilf. Bottom: Louis Backover, Harvey Weiner, Paul Singer, Steve Jones.
Top L to R: Deirdre Brody, Dan Stegman, Bryan Roberts . Bottom: Kate Carey, Amy Hamilton, Lisa Tilney, Sue Spencer.
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Top L toR: Ellen Weinberg, Sandy Rothman. Bottom: Judy Plitt, Lauren Benjamin.
L. toR.: Lisa Walls, Julie Cowitz, Sheri Cozen, Randy Plotkin, Leslie Willis, Theresa Butler, Laura Leeper.
Top L. to R.: !lana Mondschein, Susan Bockenhauer. Bottom: Margaret Mostoller, Aubrey Atwater.
Top L. to R.: Bill Conroy, Soren Jones, David Kunz, Jim Gentile. Bottom: Tom Picarelli, _Joe McCurdy, Jeff Garrison, Dale Birenbaum, Caleb L1ef. Top L. toR.: Jim Kendall, David Hunter, Milton Campbell, Chris Arfaa. Bottom: Tracey Fletcher, Charlie Williams, David Rubin, Todd Swimmer, Tad Shannon. Absent: Beth Brundage, Tom Concannon, Robin Garrett, Alex Juliani, Rebecca Klein, Jean LoCastro, Gail Poe, Pat Sernyak, Heather Sheppard, Jan Wussow.
Top L. toR.: Rick Walls, Kirsten Kuhn, Mark. Tashjian. Bottom: Tali Bredikin, Robert Folwell, V1ctor Freeman, Marion Rowland, Alesio Bucciarelli. Top L. to R.: Cary Pennypacker, Sarah Mendelson, Bill Larson. Bottom: Ginger Adams, Kathi Whitney, Joyce Horikawa, Grace Brooks, Natalie Beck.
Top L. to R.: Gordon Snow, Mike Sernyak, Bob Rhea. Bottom: Matt Drutt, Lisa Becker, Wayne Orkline. Absent: Noah Spivak, Jeff Lerner, Jeff Simpson, Judy Pietromartire, Layng Pew, Robert Sayre, Bill Sayre.
Top L. to R.: Lincoln Meyers, Robbins Peek. Bottom: Paul Gabuzda, Josh Klein, Cary Robinson, David Singer, Jeff Miller, Charlie King. Top L. toR.: Eileen Flanagan, Amanda Trask. Bottom: Barrett Caldwell, Blair Green, Chrissie Prall, Gwyn Roberts, Amy Mulloy.
Top L. toR.: Jon Amsterdam, Joseph Spinelli, Tom Davis. Bottom: Nancy Marcus, Lori Epstein, Amy Goldman, Tracey Rible.
''An FCS student ate an entire marching band today! Film at 11:00."
''Will the real Dolly Parton please strut her stuff?''
Hockey Camp: a mind-expanding experience.
''You mean we can write payment orders and still earn interest?''
"With No-Nonsense pantyhose, you can really feel the fit!"
"Wow! Your first chest hair!"
"It's a tough life in the wilderness."
"I'll get you, my pretty, and your little dog too!"
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"Look Ma, no cavities!"
"It's called a calculator, Woody.''
"I wouldn't touch her with a ten foot pole!"
Not every teacher can write with his finger.
Where have you been, boys?
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With one of the busiest agendas in recent years, the Student Council accomplished a great deal. All activities had the enthusiastic support of the Student body, especially Workday, which benefited the Council and the NonWhite Scholarship Fund. Top row L. toR: T. Kight, J. Parkin, J. Spivack, D. Boyer, D. Haas . Middle row: V. Freeman (Treas . ) , G. Snow, J• Miller , Mr . Phelps (Faculty Advisor), H. Weiner. Bottom row: M. MacGaffey, K. Kuhn (Sec.), J. Cowitz, E . Davis , C . Zeldin, J. Edelman (Vice Pres.), L. Pew. Upper Right: B. Campbell (Pres.). Absent: S. Ritt, A. Abrams, C. Cellucci, M. Rowland, L. Walls.
Student Council
A. Trask (Treas.),
Valentine's Day carnation sales and a Hoe Down Square Dance were two of the Service Committee's most successful fund raising projects this year. A special interest was a foster child in Iran. Top Row: S. Cozen, A. Cowitz, S. Zeldin (Pres.), C. Nelson, A. Trask (Treas.), B. Wilson, J. Fineman, E. Weinberg, A. Corbisiero, J. Wussow, J. Rutenberg. Middle Row: J. Horikawa, S. Mendelson, B. Greenberg, S. Nimb).car, B. Hewit. Bottom Row: D. Hyman, E . Nobel, A. Bhargava. Absent: Mrs. Eberly (Faculty Advisor)
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cus Top row L. toR: Cary Robinson, Ed Rehfeld, Jeff Miller, Josh Klein, Lincoln Meyers, Dillon Boyer, Mr. Hess. Bottom Row: JoAnn Needleman, Jill Rutenberg, Victor Freeman, Julie Fineman, Kirsten Kuhn, Nancy Keller, Andy Cederstrom, Cathy Cutler.
Brad Campbell, Editor This year, with an enlarged Journalism staff, Focus was very successful. The result was a more expansive and frequent format of the school journal, which served as a forum of student viewpoints, as well as a source of school news . This broadened scope included ·reporting and commentary on national issues and political concerns.
Drama Minor A revival of an old club, Drama Minor, proved to be most productive this year. Included in their various genres were a self-written mime, excerpts from comedies and dramas, and a full length play, The Matchmaker by Thorton Wilder. The young group, led by Mrs . Dunbar, hopes to refine its skills in the coming year. Standing L. toR: Alex Juliani, Rebecca Klein, Janet Kendall, Kate Carey, Lisa Walls, !lana Mondschein, Alok Bhargava, Matt Sullivan, Mrs. Dunbar. Sitting: Christine Adams, Chrissie Prall, Susan Ritt, David Rubin.
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One Saturday each month, ten math students leave FC for another school, and a Math Meet. Once there, they combine doughnutmunching with the mental exercise of solving difficult problems.
Math Team
Top row L. toR: Tad Shannon . Andy Cederstrom, Jim Fackenthal, Gwyn Roberts. Middle row: Joe Lenski, Nancy Keller, Eileen Flanagan, Lynn Wilkinson, Barrett Caldwell. Bottom row: Mrs . Berg (Faculty advisor).
Black Students' Union The purpose of the BSU is to make known the Back row L. toR: Mr. Jewell (Faculty advisor), David Hunter, accomplishments of the black students as a whole. Dances and assemblies are frequentCharles Williams, John Bamber, ly sponsored by the BSU. Without the BSU, it Paul Webb, Wilfred Jones. Second 'is felt that the accomplishments of black row: Milton Campbell, Tracey students would be undermined because of Fletcher, Thedric Lyles, Richard minority status in the school. Walls. Front row: Eric Hooks, Sidney Bridges, Kim Carlton, Kathi 34 Whitney.
Orchestra Top row L. toR: C. Arfaa, M. Ballen, E. Charnock, E. Cohen, J. Colton, E. Davis, P. Gabuzda, D. Grant, J. Greenberg, D. Hawkins, J. Horikawa, K. Johns on, D. Kaplan, J. Kendall, C. King, C. Knutson, J. Lenski, J. Lunden, M. MacGaffey, A. Miller, C. Moss, M. Pacifico, E. Pew, L. Pew, T. Pew, L. Purcell, C. Roberts, E. Rosenfeld, R. Rothman, N. Sanders, B. Tilney, L. Walls, N. Wilson.
The chorus opened the school year by learning several difficult pices, including Pinkham 1 s 11 Christmas Cantata 1 1 in Latin and Bernstein 1 s 1 1 Chichester Psalms" in Hebrew, for its annual Christmas Concert. Also at Christmas time, several members of the chorus housed visiting choir members from a Quaker British school. Several members of Chorus also caroled through the halls of Graduate Hospital. The Orchestra produced a great selection of Chorus music at the Christmas Concert, mixing jazz with classiTop row: A. Hunter, V. Adams, J. Kendall, R. Bramson, M. Mac Gaffey, D. Hyman, F. Haas, L. Pew, V. Freeman, cal compositions . The Chorus , directed by Jim Davis, and OrL. Walls, B. Weinberg, M. Mostoller, N. Bredekin, M. Crowell. Middle row: I. Mondschein, C. Adams, E. Flana- chestra, directed by Helen Rigby, completed their 1978gan, C. Cutler, D. Peltz, D. Murray, D. Rubin, A. 179 season with a Spring ConCowitz, P. Clough, J. Miller, R. Klein, L. Leeper, V. cert. Fineman, G. Brooks, T. Johnson.Bottom row: G. Roberts, K. Cole, A. Hamilton, C. Prall, S. Ritt, E. Nobel, A. Juliani, K. Car!tori, A. Barghava, J. Fineman. S. Mendelson, K. Pettinelli, J. Cowitz, L. Wilkinson, J. Plitt. Absent: C. Rubin.
Outing Club Founded in 1977, the Friends' Central Outing Club has organized several backpacking, skiing and canoeing trips. Under the leadership of Mr . Robinson and Mr. Given it has quickly become one of the most popular organizations on campus . Top row: K. Clough, P. Sernyak, M. Sullivan, R. Murphy, T. Davis, M. Crowell, N. Spivak, J. Amsterdam, C. Lief. Middle row: S. Mendelson, C. Arfaa, H. Treatman, R. Sayre, Mr. Robinson (Faculty Advisor), Mr. Given (Faculty Advisor), D. Peltz, K. Whitney, L. Wilkinson. Bottom row: G. Roberts, C. Prall, E. Flanagan, B. Caldwell, N. Keller, G. Gerson, J. Horikawa, A. Trask, H. Korostoff, C. Cutler.
Senate The Student-Faculty Senate is the voice of the students. It enables all members of the school community to give their opinions on various issues. Top row: Mr. Hess (Faculty Advisor), L. Becker , J. Kendall (Pres . ) , H. Treatman. Bottom row: C. Cutler (Vice Pres.), M. Malamed, A. Juliani, J. Rutenberg, E . Nobel. Absent: J. Webster (Sec.), D. Birenbaum, N. Marcus.
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Both the Girls' and the Boys' Athletic Associations were raising money this year, the girls for hockey camp scholarships, and the boys for a new trophy case. The GAA also sponsored the annual school ski -trip .
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L. to R. : Paul Alfeche, D. Niles, C. Butman, J. McCurdy, D. Evans (Pres.), Mr. Mer sky (Coach), M. Baird, C . King, J. Gentile, Pete Alfeche, M. Taranta, J. Bamber.
The Year book Staff TRI-EDITORS: Andy Cederstrom, Cathy Cutler, Lynn Wilkinson MANAGING EDITORS: Heather Korostoff, Howard Treatman SPORTS EDITORS: Marion Crowell, Dan Mellman, Janet Kendall PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITORS: Mark Horikawa, Betsy Meyer, Andy Mac Gaffey LITERARY EDITORS: Nancy Keller, Barbara Weinberg ART EDITORS: Jason Spiva~k, Jude Webster
BUSINESS MANAGER: Dillon Boyer SALES MANAGERS: Audrey Hunter, David Haas ADVERTISING EDITORS: Gigi Gorson, Debby Pel~z _ With many thanks to Joy Edelman, Jim Fackenthal, Wilfred Jones, Carol Rubin, Paul Webb, Stefanie Zeldin, Sarah Mendelson, Noah Spivak, and of course, Mr. Dorrance.
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Kneeling (L. toR.) Soren Jones, D. Boyer, M. Tashjian, D. Powers (tTlcaptain), I. Tweedie (tri -captain), J. Kuhn (tri -captain), R. Kleiner, C. Butman, Steve Jones, D. Woodruff, M. Horikawa; Standing (L. toR.): Mr. Hallett(Coach), Mr. Jewell (Coach), M. Sernyak, B. Pflueger, R. Folwell, G. Snow, P. McNamara, M. Baird, J. Spivack, J. Gonzalez, Mr. Shaw '"'"'" ..... , Mr. Bradburd (Coach), Mr. Dorrance (Head Coach).
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Standing: top L. toR.: Doima Murray, Christine Adams, Kathi Whitney, -Frannie Dalessandro, Marion Rowland, Maren Kay, Ms. Mucha (coach). Second Row: Kim Carlton, Gail Poe, Lori Raynes, Amy Cowitz, Julie Cowitz, Alex Juliani, Claudia Zeldin, Kirsten Kuhn, Mrs. Jackson (coach). Kneeling: Natalie Beck, Ginger Adams, Sarah Mendelson, Joyce Horikawa, Grace Brooks, Vicky Fineman, Carol Rubin, Sitting: Heather Korostoff, Joy Edelman, Marion Crowell, Debby Peltz, Stephanie Zeldin, Betsy Meyer, Judy Plitt, Janet Kendall.
First row L. to R.: Mr. Ludwig (Coach), Mr. Entwisle (coach), Peter Alfeche, T. Lyles (tri -captain), T. Kight (tri -captain), D. Evans (tri-captain), D. Mellman, Paul Alfeche, M. Taranta, A. Bucciarelli, Mr. Bellano (Coach). Second row: B. Caldwell, B. Larson, J. Simpson, L. Pew, D. Haas, T. Picarelli, C. King, J. Spinelli, Mr. DeSabato (Coach). Third row: M. Ackerman (Manager), D. Niles, C. Knutson, J. McCurdy, M. Sullivan, B. Conroy, J. Gentile, D. Kunz, T. Fletcher. Fourth row: D. Copeland, E. Larson, J. Harmstead, J. Bamber, D. Hunter, A. Smith, B. Folino, B. Weinberg, M. Libetti.
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Standing L. toR: Mr. Mersky (coach), S. Bridges, B. Folwell, P. Webb, R. Walls, M. Taranta,L. Pew, Mr. Bowker (coach). Kneeling: Paul Alfeche (co-captain), Peter Alfeche (co-captain).
Top Row L. to R: H. Korostoff, G. Brooks, C. Cellucci. Second Row: J. Fineman (manager), G. Poe, G. Adams, V. Fineman, J. Kendall, L. Walls , J. Edelman. Third Row: Mrs. Jackson (coach), N . Beck, J. Plitt, B. Meyer (co-captain), M. · Crowell (cocaptain), D. Peltz, A. Mulloy, T. Johnson, K. Carey (manager).
Top Row L. toR: G. Garrett, C. Purcell, H. Shapiro, C. Williams, M. Ackerman, B. Conroy, S. Jones, D. Niles, A. Smith, D. Kunz, J. Fiebach, S. Martin, C. Arfaa, Mr. Zendt (coach). Second Row: M. Malamed, D. Wolfe, B. Pflueger, M. Tashjian, J. Kuhn (tri-captain), D. Haas (tri-captain), T. Kight (tri -captain), R. Kleiner, M. Horikawa.
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Kneeling L. to R. : L. Pew, N. Trask, S. Bridges, M. Tashjian, M. Rogovin (Captain), E. Rosenfeld. Second row: Mr. Bower (Coach), D. Mellman, H. Weiner, N. Spivak, D. Smith, J. Scott, Mr. Hess (Coach), Mr. Yarnall (Coach).
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Sitting L. toR: S. Jackson (co-captain), K. Palcho (cocaptain), First row: Miss McCoy, K. Mulloy, L. Becker, B. Meyer, N. Weisbord, L. Stratton, G. Adams, H. Korostoff, Ms. Mucha. Second row: J. Horikawa, S. Mendelson, J. Cowitz, C. Adams, A. Juliani, V. Fineman, G. Brooks, J. Kendall. Third row: J. Kern, C. Zeldin, K. Pettinelli, M. Mostoller, K. Knowles (manager), T. Butler, J. Fineman, D. Schrager, E. Flanagan, A. Mulloy, K. Carlton (manager), K. Whitney. Standing: L. Walls , S. Rothman.
Front Row L toR: J. Edelman, Paul Alfeche, T. Lyles, J. Gonzalez, T. Whitney (tri -captain), I. Tweedie (tri -captain), D. Evans (tri -captain), Peter Alfeche, A. Cederstrom. Back Row: C. Butman, S. Jones, M. Gross, A. MacGaffey, J. Garrison, D. Hunter, L. Backover, M. Campbell, A. Bucciarelli, P. McNamara, P. Webb, G. Snow, J. Harris, B. Pflueger, B. Conroy, J. Kendall, T. Fletcher, Mr. Anicito (coach). Absent: Mr. Entwisle (asst. coach).
Kneeling L. to R: C. Cutler, B. Brundage, L. Epstein, C. Prall, G. Corson (captain), I. Mondschein. Top: S. Cozen, D. Peltz, M. Crowell, Mr. Dorrance (coach), T. Johnson, J. Webster, Mr. Robinson (coach).
Front Row L. toR: R. Kleiner, J. Rhone, R. Beverly, J. Klein, B. Caldwell. Back Row: B. Rhea, A. Otey, M. Baird, M. Taranta, M. Munafo (captain), W. Orkline, M. Mer sky (coach).
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I just washed my hair and I can't do a thing with it.
Do you smell what I smell?
Not now Victor, let's wait for ~· slow one.
I'm having a really good time.
But I thought it was funny.
Use 'Lectric Shave.
The Amsterdam 12, is that anything like the Wilmington 10?
I can't believe I ate the whole thing.
"So this is heaven."
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Jean I heard a voice through the mist, it was of a woman. The sound came through the floor to my straining ears how high it went; I marvelled at how the warbling passages embraced me. Unseen but heard, her voice tantalized me and beckoned me. I strove to rise from my sleep but velvety weight held me down. I wanted to know what it could be but there was too little time. There came but little noise then, save for stirring beneath me longing to hear the voice again. Why, why does she not sing? Who would ever know how b~autiful it did carry on the air. How clear, so fiery and searing yet gently and assuring? One all but touches the reality that is her song. The eye of the mind overpowered with emotion, sees a towering steeple of silver majesty that reaches the unreachable sky.
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Blue as the glittering stained glass, golden as the richest of kings shiny as a newlywed's happiness like the vocal diamonds she sings. There is no palace spacious enough, no world large enough to contain the joy that I feel. Such sadness once more is mine, for I know that I may never hear that voice again. Mankind soars f9r knowledge, and I grow old and tired, the end of a road.
Guilt Ah, Guilt. You omnipresent devil. Why do you gnaw and gnaw at Opened scabs? And pick at Fresh, young skin? Christ, I wish you'd stop itching. B.W. '79
My head hung low, my hair almost gone my eyes cannot see but in my mind I weakly grasp what little strength and remember, back to a time when youth abounds and the world is good I think what divine joy was mine that her voice made me immortal. F.H. '79
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Nostalgia, 1979 ACROSS 1. Island with a secret passage through the vanities . 2. The student lounge. 3. Time to cross the old ladies to the new soccer field. 4. Inflation : $2.50, $5.00, $7. 50, $10.00. 5. February lOth, 1979. 6. A day of student enslavement. 7. Larry's, City Line Center, NeverNeverland. 8. A art excursion in gold. 9. A medieval festival, last spring. 10. Saturday morning mind-raking nausia, abbr. 11 . Student Council makes a fool of you.
12. Servce Committee's square dance. 13. "What do you want to be when you grow up?"
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DOWN 1 . Home of Cream of Lice Soup.: 2. The Faculty Play. 3. -runs you 25¢ a day. 4. "Look, its only a few hours a day mopping the floors.'' 5. Mother's efforts, how b'azaar? 6. Naptime-9:20 Monday morning. 7. The fall Student Play. 8 . Did you know F . C . has a newspaper? 9. Senior freedom- June 9th, 1979. 10. 33 rough and tough macho football players.
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Waiting Room Way far deep down, beneath the soft, sticky, slimy gum, Firmly packed under layer Upon layer of tough tendon And scarlet muscle Lie your Wisdom Teeth M.R.S. '81
And way far deep down in each tightly sealed container, Solidly settled in flesh Isolated 'til the right age For its eruption Lies your Wisdom H.E.K. '79
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She sits in a corner all alone, looking at faces that once were her own. She rocks gently between reality and illusion, As her mind balances senility and confusion. To fight for her life is beyond belief, for the family feels she's past relief. The lady's fate has been diagnosed, and the plans for her future will soon be prognosed. S.E.M. '80 M. H. '79
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The Class of '79 Throughout the years , students have come and gone. Some have gone to F. C. for fifteen years, and others not so long. But once upon a time in this little Quaker school, A group of students formed and decided they would rule. They had worked very hard to make it to the top, But this did not mean that their energy would stop. The senior class was wild and even kind-of crazy, And you could tell from senior cut day they were very far from lazy. Of course, in their quiet class meetings, no one ever blew a fuse. Even when baby pictures weren't brought in, not to mention class dues. Little, tiny Heather was the quiet secretary, 'Til the middle of the year when her thoughts began to vary. Frannie, Debby, and Canadian Carol soon had their minds in whirls. Why? 'Cause they heard the junior boys were looking for some girls. In the back room of the library, Maren, John K. and Betsy would be, Eating and talking where Mrs. Horikawa couldn't see. Kim P. walked around singing her favorite song. The one that started with "Push-Push" ... sorry, can't go on. A certain group of guys could be found close by. They were Stretch, John G. , Mark H. , and Tweedie, I. Of course, Ian had his girl, Vic, She was Vice-President of the class, and a very good pick. And then there were Andy M. , Howard, and Bill, Always asking about parties, and being referred to Dill. Dill would speak to Doug, who then would speak to Paul, Paul would speak to Peter, Who couldn't speak at all. Their good buddies, David Woodruff, and Don, Would remember the Shipley dances, and in just a few seconds, Would be gone. Amy, Dave, Tony, and Chris, Would always make sure, that a Havertown party they never would miss. Stefanie went along a lot of the time, too, But she was class president, and had very much to do. In football, they had that mighty Dan Mell, Who ran, and tackled just like tough old Dell. There was also someone else, with a great ability, And that was Dan Vermont Smith, who really could ski. Tracey J. was considered to be a real fox, But everyone knew it was because of her matching basketball socks. Audrey Hunter helped everyday, raising money for the prom. At recess when the donuts came, she was very far from calm.
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During the week, Marion and Debby played sports, Which was not at all new. But what a surprise, that to the "Library" they'd run, When the school week was through. When one thought of work, One thought of ... no, no, no ... not Mr. Kirk. It was that poor little lad, You know ... President and Editor Brad. Cathy always seemed to be quite on the go. Her whereabouts the president and editor always seemed to know. Mr. Andy C. ''Ely,'' acting as one of the editors for the yearbook, Also when searching for Nancy Keller did not even have to look. A lot of yearbook credit had to go to Lynn. Even if she threatened to kill for senior pages not being in. And then there was this little clown Jim, Who could make a flower out of Amy, even when she was dim. In the artroom could be found Arthur and Jase, That is, if the two of them had returned from one of their trips to outer space. Another place to which a student did allude, Was Friends' Select, and that was Jude. To the class, Bob Murphy was the newest member, But fit in well, right from September. About music and concerts the class was well led, By such connoisseurs as Marc, Barbara, Gigi, and Fred. Disco was practically invented by Paul and Wilfred, And you'd always find a radio near Sidney and Thed. School was one big disco to Kim C. and Joy, as it was to Lori, Who was searching for her ''perfect'' boy. Cheryl and Barbara were known for their fashion, For it was something they loved with a such a "Gucci" passion. And then, of course, there was one last student ... me. Janet ... the one who embarrassed the English department in each assembly. Through Fall, Spring, and the season when F .C., as usual, did not have a heater, Four members of the class were on their own, Namely, Jocelyn, Alan, Mary, and Peter. The class of '79 really was great. That all these fantastic kids could be together was nothing less than fate. Even though each one wanted the year to last, The time ticked away, leaving the class of '79 . . . A memory of the past. -Janet Kendall '79
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''Looks back with joy Where she has gone And therefore goes With courage on." -Jonathan Swift
Ourselves and friends We've come to know, Gifts to guide us for tomorrow.
So many faces in and out of my life Some will last, some will just be now and then, Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes, I'm afraid it's time for goodbye again. -Billy Joel
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"Great dreams of great dreamers are not fulfilled; they are transcended.'' -A. N. Whitehead
''The most urgent item on our agenda in the years immediately ahead is the creation of a world without borders, one which recognizes the common destiny of all mankind . ' ' -L.R. Brown
Hold fast to dreams, For if dreams die, Life is a brokenwinged bird That cannot
fly. Hold fast to dreams, For if dreams go, Life is a barren field Frozen with snow. -Langston Hughes
To touch .. . To see .. . To know .. . A hint of darkness, A hint of light, Before it's time to go. -Anon.
This world is not conclusion, A sequel stands beyond. Invisible as music,
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"Sailing heartships through broken harbors out on the waves in the night. Still the searcher must ride the dark horse waiting around in his fright. '' -Neil Young ''This is now. Don't look back Into the past As the stone of time is cast. This is now.'' -M.S.
"Well my feet, They finally took root In the earth, But I got me a Nice little place In the stars. '' -Bruce Springsteen
''Just one thing and I'll be OKI need a miracle every day." -The Dead
''William Tell has stretched his bow 'Till it won't stretch no further more And it may require a change That hasn't come before." -The Dead
'' and about nothing less do I know, than about myself, than about Siddhartha. '' -Herman Hesse 90
Peter J. Fell
And I have felt A presence that disturbs me with the joy Of elevated thoughts; a sense sublime Of something far more deeply interfused, Whose dwelling is the light of setting suns, And the round ocean and the living air, And the blue sky, and in the mind of man; A motion and a spirit, that impels All thinking things, all objects of all thought, And rolls through all things . -Wm. Wordsworth
"For me there is only the traveling on paths that have heart, on any path that may have heart. There I travel, and the only worthwhile challenge is to traverse its full length. And there I travel looking, looking breathlessly. " -Don Juan
Robert Murphy "I'm the one who's got to die when it comes time for me to die, so let me live my life the way I want to. '' -Jimmi Hendrix
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Open up the gates to the church and let me out of here. Too many people have lied in the name of Christ for anyone to heed the call. Too many people have died in the name of Christ that I can 1 t believe it all. -Graham Nash
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A thing of beauty is a joy forever: Its loveliness increases; it will never Pass into nothingness; but still will keep A bower quiet for us, and a sleep Full of sweet dreams , and health and quiet breathing ... An endless fountain of immortal drink, Pouring onto us from heaven 1 s brink. -John Keats
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"What you are is God's gift to you; What you make of yourself is your gift to God." -Anonymous
''The time to live is now, Live free or die. '' -motto, State of New Hampshire
Frannie Dalessandro Kim Pettinelli "And all I can do is keep on telling you I want you I need you But there ain't no way I'm ever gonna love you, Now don't be sad 'Cause two out of three ain't bad." -Meatloaf
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''You will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm. '' -Colette ''Never look down to test the ground before taking your next step; only he who keeps his eye fixed on the far horizon will find his right road. '' - Dag Hammarskjold ''We do not remember days, we remember moments . '' -Cesare Pavese
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Triumph ... For afterwards a man finds pleasure in his pains, when he has suffered long and wandered long. So I will tell you what you ask and seek to know. -Homer
I'd rather wake up in the middle of nowhere than in any city on earth. -------- Steve McQueen
Play for more than you can afford to lose. and you will learn the game. -Churchill
You could be laughing at me, You've got the right But you go on smiling ... · -Jackson Browne
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"I'm just taking my time." -BOSTON
"They say I'm crazy, but I have a good time; Life's been good to me so far." -JOE WALSH
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Mark Horikawa ''When they said Canada, I thought it would be up in the mountains somewhere.'' -Marilyn Monroe
Ian Tweedie ''I never found the companion that was so companionable as solitude. '' · -Henry David Thoreau
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''Turn, turn, my wheel! All things must change To something new, to ''There never was any more something strange; inception than there is Nothing that is can pause now, or stay; Nor any more youth or age The moon will wax, the than there is now; moon will wane And will never be any more The mist and cloud will perfection than there is turn to rain, now, The rain to mist and Nor any more heaven or hell cloud again, than there is now. '' Tomorrow be today." -Walt Whitman -Longfellow
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''So if you think your life is complete confusion Cause you never win the game Just remember that it's a grand illusion And deep inside we're all the same." -Styx 101
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"Each moment of the year has its own beauty . . . a picture which was never seen before and which shall never be seen again. '' -Ralph Waldo Emerson
''If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more 1 we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream 1 we shall build another tower in the sky . ' ' -Kahlil Gibran 1 the Prophet.
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Smile and the Whole world Smiles with you. Friehdship is a rainbow between two people. -Ian Michaels
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I am not afraid of tomorrow, for I have seen yesterday and I love today. -William Allen White
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"We might be laughing a bit too loud, oh, but that never hurt no one.'' -Billy Joel
A jumbled collage of half-forgotten faces, special times and special places, all events melt into one , the old has ended, the new begun, ahead we don't know what we'll find, but maybe we'll remember what we left behind. -Unknown
And just like us, you must have had a once upon a time. -Bernie Taupin
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''Breathe, Breathe in the air, Don't be afraid to care ... '' ~P.F.
''Looking through my bedroom window, out into the moonlight and the unending smoke-colored snow, I could see the lights in the windows of all the other houses on the hill and hear the music rising from them up the long, steadily falling night. I turned the gas down, I got into bed. I said some words to the close and holy darkness, and then I slept. " -D. Thomas
"Leave but don't leave me, Look around, choose your own ground, For long you live and high you fly, And smiles you give and tears you cry, And all you touch and all you see Is all your life will ever be. '' -Pink Floyd
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What good is spilling blood? It will not grow a thing; "Taste eternity," the swords sing; Blues for Allah In' sh' Allah They lie where they fall There's nothing more to say The desert stars are bright tonight Let's meet as friends The flower of Islam The fruit of Abraham. -Robert Hunter
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" ... and because her knowledge is imperfect through inexperience, small goods appear great to her, and therefore her desire is first directed to these. " -Dante
When friends from us do part, Grieve not what has left, Rather embrace Loving thoughts so we may Let them leave with grace, Holding their dear spirits forever in our Heart.
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Congratulations and Loving Pride to
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The Class of 1979 Mom and Dad and Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Antony A. Burton
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BEST WISHES AND MOST SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 THE BUTLER COMPANY MAIN OFFICE: 4140 FISHER ROAD, COLUMBUS, OHIO 43228
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CONGRATULATIONS To The Class Of '79 From THE JOHN AND CHARA HAAS FAMILY
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Congratulations To ANDY And The Class Of '79 MR. AND MRS. C.
BARCLAY SHOP GSB Building 1 Belmont Ave. Bala Cynwyd, P A. 19004
"I close my eyes, only for a moment, then the moment's gone . . . "
Good Luck, Class Of '79
THE KENDALLS Pat, Bob, Linda, Cindy, And Veronica
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After 20 Years We Have Graduated! LISA, PAMELA, HEATHER, (ALSO LORETTA AND ED)
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Marking Devices/Metal Specialties Mechanical Engravers P.O. Box 412/2541-47 Fairhill Avenue Glenside, Pa. 19038 215-576-1717
Here's To The "Gang" At Friends' Each One On 'fhe Other Depends Together They'll Stay Though They'll Be Miles Away, Their Friendship We Hope Never Ends.
THE RUBIN FAMILY
MILFORD PHARMACY And
REHOBOTH PHARMACY Delaware Well Done, Friends' Central Faculty
Congratulations Class Of 1979 DR. AND MRS. A.T. TWEEDIE
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Class Of '79 THE WEINBERGS Congratulations To The Class Of 1979 From 688-3600
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William McGlade 228 East Lancaster Avenue Pennsylvania 19087
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Congratulations To
Vicky And The
Class Of '79 Congratulations To Our Niece
Audrey Hunter Prom MR. AND MRS. EDIE THOMAS
Make The Future Work! JOAN, MORTON ANDY AND JULIE FINEMAN
Best Wishes To Gigi
And The Class Of 1979 From The Gorsons
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth;
And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black, Oh I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back.
Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same,
I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages and ages hence: Two roads diverged in a wood, and II took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference . - Robert Frost
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Your friends shall be the Tall Wind, The river and the tree; The sun that laughs and marches, The swallows and the sea. Fanny Stearns David
Congratulations To
Danny and Tony And
The Class Of 1979 From
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THE']AVERN The Very Best To Audrey
261 Montgomery Avenue Bala Cynwyd, P A.
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''Where The Main Line Dines!'' New Banquet Facilities
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228 Haverford Ave. Narberth, PA Daily 10-9 Sat 10-6 Sunday 10-3
Wilfred R. Jones, Jr. And
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People who dream impossible dreams and strive to achieve them raise man's stature a fraction of an inch in the process, whethe1 they win or lose .
From WILFRED & SYLVIA JONES ARTIS & LILLIAN JONES CHARLES & MAE JOHNSON FRANK & SYLVANIA DEVINE ALFRED & BARBARA DORSEY PAULETTE & BOBBY TAYLOR
Proprietors J. Ramond And J . Benner 126
To Our X-Class Of '79
Congratulations
Good Luck To You In The Future Success, Fame, Fortune And
Tracey And
The Class Of '79
Most Of All Happiness ... We Wish We Could Be With You! Love Your Old Class Buddies
JEANNIE AND JULIE
HUGH AND RUTH JOHNSON
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Jim And
The Class Of '79 From
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MR. AND MRS. EDWARD FACKENTHAL
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The Class Of 1979 FELICIA GONZALEZ
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Congratulations To Our Son
Paul David Webb And
The Class Of 1979 From
JAMES C. WEBB AND
MARILYN L. WEBB Friends are friends , Pals are pals, or so they say. But Buddies stick together They are friends in a special way. - Author Unknown
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Friends, they move on, // And you never think you '11 miss them 'til they're gone. Time, passes, by But those good times linger in your mind forever. Remember how it used to be when good time friends were there Remember how when you were down they cared. And when you needed someone to talk to, Goodtime friends were there. Friends always change, But those good time friends Still remain the same. -Author unknown
Congratulations THE WILKINSON FAMILY
.Mr. And Mrs. Louis A. Cellucci Mr. And Mrs. Leonard.. E. Edelman Mr. And Mrs. Edward K. Fackenthal Mrs. Felicia Fogg Gonzalez Mr. And Mrs. William E. Webster Mr. And Mrs. Russell A. Raynes, Jr. Mr. And Mrs. Theodore R. Mann Mr. And Mrs. Jan Polatschek Mr. And Mrs. Wilfred R. Jones Miss Mildred Blakeney Miss Earnestine Ritter Plastic Fantastic Records
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