1981 FCS yearbook

FRIENDS' CENTRAL 1981

Clinton N. Ely

Every day in the classroom, Clinton Ely shows how he has won a reputation for excellence in teaching. He teaches with a vitality and energy that is infectious, and many, many students have come away from one of his classes bubbling with fresh ideas. At the core of his style is the free-flowing class discussion, over which he keeps a rein that is neither too tight nor too slack. He makes students laugh at him as well as at themselves , and perhaps the greatest compliment that can be paid is that he talks with students instead of at them. This year he somehow handled six classes, including all the senior English classes, and he probably has touched the life of every Friends' Central student in one way or another. Thankyou, Mr. Ely, for the inspiration and good times you've given us, not to mention the "sixty a day keeps the flunker away."

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FACULTY FACULTY FACULTY

FACUL FACULTY

Alumni and Development: Mrs

Nurse : Mrs Kempin. Home and Sc hool Assoc iation : Mrs. Wherat.

Business: Mrs. Simmons, Mrs. Anzaldo, Mrs. Carey,

Maintenance: Mr. Meredith, Mr. Milinghausen, Mr. Cianfrani, Mr . Rossano, Mr. Salemme, Ms. Williams

"My brain hurts."

"It's more than a job it's an adventure !' '

". and this is how Mr.

"Don't get fresh with me!"

"I want a bike, and a .. "

" . .. and all because of one cruddy neutron!"

"You didn't what??" Harvard? Yale? No problem!

CULTURE CULTURE CULTURE

CULTURE CULTURE CULTURE

As the quiet dawn Is breaking, the white flakes flit Down to the dark ground.

Kate Carey '81

Secondary Woodstock

With guitars ringing in my and beers being passed from brother to sister what is more important than peacefulness And with the wise old men yelling about a revolution again does youth really understand injustice,

For as the free stand protesting in mud others' blood is drifting on foreign waters but the hells of Congress remain unashamed And the rebel vagabonds are roaming the land but is there really a thecry to understand or is insanity just a part of the game.

With the draft in the minds of the competent and able capable of lighting lor a country of freedom I wonder, is freedom with guns freedom at all And with the promising days of years yet to come is there anything that can be said or done to change the course of the democracy's fall

With the incoherent wisdom of the heads of state rest the fate of individuals, controlled by the pecple lor the pecple or possible, did God himself create to destroy With the mysteries of this unknown universe which lay so vast are future minutes destined to be our last or does anyone care if the earth once again becomes void, Does anyone really care?

Knowing Her

Her aura protects me, as agression melts into muffling, warm feathers.

Oblivious to the tickling winds, forgotten tendrils of buried emotions lie limp in ecstasy.

Secure and steady in her grasp, as I wander, only to return.

An empty grotto echoes thoughts nearly dreamed.

Painful freedom may linger and prance about twilight's outskirts.

Tumbling and jumping, spinning and swirling, twin entities converge Matter can be mixed, and again distributed.

I pause by a paradox of frosted mirrors, but she continues leaving what you cannot know.

lim Kendall

Adolescence

August heat pervades the air. My feverish body seeks to find solace

In the comfort of the Cool white sheets

Nestled against my body

Lengthwise

The heat meanders across Ears, eyes, mouth, Down past

The slight circles of breasts to straight, long, adult toes And slowly onto the Cool white sheets leaving a Small white mark near an old faded stain Signs of womanhood juxtaposed with The hot August night.

Lisa Walls

Brody 'SI

Disillusions

The man kept his eyes on the cactus. His feet became increasingly scorched with each wicked step. His head throbbed, his tongue was swollen and his skin was bright red from the sun, but he only had eyes for the cactus. He faltered, and his head went down When he glanced again there was a grove right near the cactus.

His head went up, and adrenalin seemed to course through his body. His pace increased to a trot, reminding him of the rides he used to give his kids at the beach. His eyes roamed from the cactus to the grove where his wife stood waiting. She ran towards him, but they didn't seem to get any closer. Hour after hour they ran, till finally they met.

Off they went to explore the oasis, checking each tree, touching each plant, holding hands and laughing. They came to the remains of a waterhole, and he slept on the wet sand in her shade. She stood guard.

The harsh winds blew the sand over the bare desert where nothing but cacti survive. Every now and then the sands shift, exposing a skeleton curled up next to a cactus as though it is sleeping.

Lisa Geiger '84

We both were made of flesh and blood. We loved the race of man.

Like Noah in the sacred flood, From ancient laws we ran.

We criticized conformity. We scorned the selfish fool. Like Babylon, the lost city, This one held no safe tool.

His side by mine, we held the tree, Our backs pressed to the skin.

Like gentle Ruth toward Naomi, Our deeds for man would win.

Through graves of people soiled and clean, We ran and sang our tune.

As David killed the Philistine, We'd Christianize them soon.

But something cruel, almost like sin, I found in me one day .

As Solomon sought truths within, I could not find his way

I found him in his shady part And dragged him from his toil. As Satan foul and God of heart, Our odds turned hope to spoil.

I understand our love will hold. Our thoughts will always be. But Christ he is, as I am told; He dies nailed to the

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YEARBOOK

Staff : Laurie Benjamin, Dale Birenbaum, Susan Bockenhauer, Theresa Butler, Sarah Christian

Many thanks to: Alok Alok Bhargava, Phil Klein, Tracy Fletcher, Harvey Weiner, Mr. Emory, and John Williams. Neal Lambert and Louis Backover (humor consultants) Faculty Advisor: John Voss

Editor-in-Chjief: Chris Arfaa

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Managing Editors: Charles William, Lisa Wails

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Copy Editors: Ilana Mondschein, Ellen Weinberg

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Ad Salespersons: Marc Ackerman, Judy Courtney

1980 PENN JERSEY CHAMPS

SPRING SPORTS

BASEBALL

LACROSSE

BOYS' TENNIS

GIRLS' TENNIS

TRACK

FOOTBALL

Row: Mr. McCann, Coach Valerio, Coach DeSabato. Second Row: James Hunter, Andy Hamilton, Tim Rubin, Jim Larson, Jimmy Bucci, Camp Crocker, James Unkefer, Bill Conroy, Steve Lerner. Third Row: Leroy Wheeler, John SchalL James Harmstead, Eric Schultz, John Bamber, Bernard Weinberg, Eric Larson, John Rubin, David Niles. Bottom Row: Art Kousombos, John Ruggieri, Marty Schilpp, Chris Knutson, Marc Ackerman, Tom Picarelli, Jimmy Gentile, Tracy Fletcher, Matt Sullivan, Louis Backover.

FIELD HOCKEY

Back Row: Wendy Bayer, Amy Birenbaum, Kathi Bucci, Heidi Pokras, Joanna Gentile, Lissa Lasrogata. Third Row: Ellen Weinberg (mgr.), Donna Murray, Christine Adams, Carolyn Schaudies, Becky Federman, Sue Swimmer, Deirdre Fletcher. Second Row: Ms. Mucha (coach), Lauren Becker, Kristin Johnsen, Nancy Sanders, Sue Ritt, Marybeth Doutrich, Shiphra Berman. Front Row: Lee Wesson, Theresa Butler, Julie Cowitz (capt.), Judy Courtney, Rachel Levov, Robin Rothman.

SOCCER

CROSS COUNTRY

Back row: Mr. Williams (coach), Tad Shannon, Peter Gross, Dave Hunter, Mark Gerstein, Steve Lane, Neal Lambert, Tim Harbeson, Dale Birenbaum, Ken Schneider, Mr. Belt {coach), Ed Rehfeld Middle row: Ginger Siler, Julie Fineman, Sarah Christian, Shippen Freeman Front row: Charlie Williams {capt.), Chris Arfaa (capt.), Tom Concannon (capt.)

WINTER SPORTS

GIRLS ' BASKETBALL

Front Row : Robin Rothman, Lauren Becker, Wendy Bayer, Judy Courtney, Margaret Mostoller, Carolyn Schaudies. Back Row : Ms. Smith (coach), Joanna Gentile, Lori Cozen, Andrea Mellman, Kathy Bucci, Rachel Levo v , Lissa Lasprogata, Angela Corbisiero, Lisa Wails. Missing : Susan Swimmer, Kate Carey (mgr.), Julie Fineman (mgr.).

BOYS BASKETBALL

JUNIOR VARSITY SPORTS

HOCKEY

BOYS' BASKETBALL

. GIRLS' BASKETBALL

SOCCER

INTRAMURAL SPORTS

WEIGHTLIFTING CHEERLEADERS

"Oh-la-la!"

You can help little

or you can turn the page.

"And it was just like, you know man "

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"Wow, look at how my fingers work."

UNDERCLASSMEN

FRESHMEN

SOPHOMORES

JUNIORS

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SENIOR DAZE

SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS

"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

"Man should live in harmony with heaven and earth, For while his feet rest always on the earth, his Mind can reach upwards beyond the remotest stars.

Ancient Chinese Proverb

"Well my feet they finally took root in the earth, but I got me a nice little place in the stars "

Bruce Springstee n

DALE SCOTT BIRENBAUM

"If you really want something badly enough you ' ve got to let it go free, And if it comes back to you it's really yours . If it doesn ' t , you never had it anyway. ''

"You can't always get what you want, but if you try sometime you just might find you get what you need . "

MARC ACKERMAN

"Once

in a while you get shown the light, in the strangest of places if you look at it right."

Grateful Dead

''I'm as free as a bird, now, and this bird you cannot change . . .''

Lynyrd

Skynrd

THOMAS JOHN PI CARELLI

PIC AND GENTS

JAMES ANTHONY GENTILE

"This is the end, beautiful friend, the end . This is the end, my only friend, the end."

The Doors

"I got it all here in my head. Ain't nothin' more needs to be said. Just bangin' on my old piano, gettin' in tune to the straight and narrow.''

The Who

"Why don't you take a good look at yourself and describe what you see; and baby, baby, baby, do you like it?"

Led Zeppelin

"If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it."

"God asks no man whether he will accept life. That is not the choice. You must take it. The only choice is how ."

Henry Ward Beecher

''There are places I'll remember all my life. Though some have changed, Some forever, not for better Some have gone, some remain. All these places had their moments With lovers and friends I'll always recall."

DONNA MURRAY

"I have more memories than if I were a thousand years old."

Charles Baudelaire

STEVEN JONES SOREN JONES

"Life

was meant to be li For whatsoever reason tur

"If I am not for myself, who will be for me? And if I? And if not now, when?"

CHRIS BUTMAN

"When you're chewing on life's gristle, don't grumble; give a whistle, and this ' ll help things turn out for the best. So

0 0 Always loo k on the bright side of life 0"

Eri c Idle

"Who's that leering face?"

C.E.

ALWAYS ADD ACID TO WATER

'We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little lives are

rounded with sleep."

W. Shakespeare

DAVID ROVIN

"Let there be light. God

"Cui bono?"

J.J.

"I'm

sick and tired of hearing things from uptight-short sighted -narrow minded hypocritics. All I want is the truth. Just give me some truth."

John Lennon

"I'm gunna' wave my freak flag high."

Jimi Hendrix

"I

have asked to be left a few tears and some laughter."

Carl Sandburg

"The untold want by life and land ne'er granted, Now voyager sail thou forth to seek and find."

Walt Whitman

Then I am a sandriderStil?"

'Halyawn!You are a sandrider this day.

"Then I may choose our destination?

'That's the way of it."

Dune

Tomorrow is our permanent address and they'll scarcely find us (if they do we'll move away still further: into now.

-E.E. Cummings

"Whenever man jumps across the interstellar void, and whatever our descendants discover among the billions of stars and sys tems of the universe, man w ill never find a plane t that he loves as deeply as he does the earth " Jacques Cousteau

SUE SPENCER

"The future you shall know when it has come; before then, forget it."

Aeschylus

KATE

CAREY

PAUL SINGER

DAVID HUNTER

Death be not proud

Death thou shalt die. -Donne

Everybody thinks of changing humanity and nobody thinks of changing himself.

-Tolstoy

THOMAS MICHAEL CONCANNON

"I ain't wastin' time no more, 'cause time goes by like a hurricane, and much faster things."

"The door's open, but the ride ain't free."

©Bruce Springsteen and Laurel Canyon Music Ltd. Used by permission.

"Look at all them friggin' Indians."

Gen. George C. Custer at the Battle of Bull Run

''I'll tell you this no eternal reward will forgive us now for wasting the dawn."

-Jim Morrison

BRYAN ROBERTS

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-Jim Morrison

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She is the one you call sister you blaze like lightning about the room flicker around her like lire dazzle yourself in her wide eyes listing her unfelt needs thrusting the tenets of your life into her hands

She moves through a world of India print her body dappled with softness, the paisley swells at her hip walking the street in her cotton shift buying fresh figs because you love them photographing th e ghetto because you took her there

Why are you crying dry up your tears we are sisters words fail you in the stare of her hunger you hand her another book . scored by your pencil you hand her a record of two flutes in India reciting Adri enne Rich

SARAH CHRISTIAN LISA WALLS

I have a very strong sense about the existence of poetry in daily life and poetry being part of the world as it is, and that the attempt to reduce poetry to what is indited on a page just limits you terribly ...

These are the days when were old enough to Know be Her but stillyoungenough to give it a try. Unknowne

SheriCozen Julie Cowitz

RANDY PLOTKIN

"Only when the DIVINE respect of GREEN POWER, only when the love of VEGETION become part of us all, only then we can improve ste by step our dying environment." Hundertwasser

"The joy of living is a celebration."

LESLIE WILLIS

In our madness we burnt 100 days. Time takes time to pass And I still hold some ashes to me An occasional dream.

-David Bowie

"Where are you going now my love? Where will we be tomorrow?"

-Stephen Stills

PATRICK SERNYAK

"THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER ONE LIKE YOU. THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER ONE WHO CAN DO THE THINGS YOU DO."

-DOORS

WILLIAM CONROY

"I DON'T KNOW ABOUT YOU. BUT I WANT TO GET MY KICKS BEFORE THE WHOLE S--T-HOUSE GOES UP IN FLAMES."

-DOORS

It's hard to play b -The Pretenders y the rules

Heaven is well as ovunder our feet as Thoreau er our heads.

All you need l IS ave.

-Beatles

Oneofthesemornings, You gonna rise up singin' Gonna spread your wings And take to the sky

-George Gershwin

Margaret Mostoller

here's to opening and upward, to leaf and to sap... down with every brain which thinks it thinks, nor dares to feel (but up with joy; and up with laughing -e. e. cummings

want to be strong, want to laugh along, I want to belong to the living.. Applause, Applause-Life is our cause.

-Joni Mitchell

There'll be icicles and birthday clothes And sometimes there'll be sorrow.

HEATHER SHEPPARD

''The mark of your ignorance is the depth of your belief in injustice and tragedy "

"What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the master calls the butterfly."

"The best way to avoid responsibility is to say, "I've got responsibilities . "

JUDY COURTNEY

This above all: to thine own self be true, And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man.

Shakespeare

CHRISTOPHER ARFA

You can't always get what you want,

But if you try sometime, You just might find You can get what you need.

The Stones

If

DANIEL STEGEMAN

Lost: one golden hour set with sixty diamond minutes. No reward is offered for it is gone forever.

GAIL POE

"All good things must come to an end "

JEANNE LoCASTRO

"For

long you live, And high you fly, And smiles you'll give, And tears you'll cry. And all you touch, And all you see, Is all your life will Ever be."

Pink Floyd

"Burst

into tears, or into flame, But burst into something ."

John Hultberg

DAVID BOWSER

"Well in the end I'll know, But on the way I wonder, Through descending snow, And through the frost and thunder.

I listen to the wind howl, Telling me I have to hurry, I listen to the robin's song, Saying not to worry."

"We pledge allegiance all our lives, To the magic colors red, blue and white. But we all must be given, The liberty we defend, For with justice not for all men, History will repeat again. It's time we learned, This world was made for all men."

Stevie Wonder

BUTLER

"My care is like my shadow in the sunFollows me flying- flees when I pursue it."

Queen Elizabeth I

BETH ELLEN BRUNDAGE

SUSAN

ELIZABETH BOCHENHAUER

"I NEVER MET A MAN I DIDN'T LIKE ." Will Rogers

MOST LIKELY

Ackerman: to be mistaken for Wilbert Montgomery.

Adams: to mistake "Alma Mater" for a hymn.

Arfaa: to flunk an IQ test , once.

Atwater: to play backup guitar for Jim Croce.

Backover: to say something funny, once.

Benjamin: to win Lauren Benjamin look-alike contest.

Birenbaum: to play basketbalL once.

Bockenhauer: to live in Greenwich Village.

Bowser: to be crossing guard for F.C.S.

Brody: to work for Josten's Yearbook Co.

Brundage: to be an e levat or operator in Detroit.

Butler: to talk back to God.

Butman: to be wat erboy for the Fever.

Carey: to join a motorcycle gang.

Christian: to sell you coffee.

Concannon: to be whit e collar .

Conroy: to write Cliff notes.

Courtney: to keep her name in marriage.

Cozen: to have a good time.

Cowitz: to be Mrs. Derek Chafin.

Fineman: to be first female on supreme court.

Fletcher: to be bad at a spor t , once.

Garret: to marry rich.

Garrison: to teach driver's ed.

Gentile: to sell swimming pools.

Hamilton: to sip a glass of beer, once.

Hunter: to trip over his own feet.

Steven and Soren Jones: to go where no man has gone before.

Kendall: to get rhythm, once.

Klein: to own a "used" pet shop.

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Kleiner: to bench press Mr. Valerio.

Knutson: to become a member of the Moral Majority.

Lambert: to be lynched by the rest of the senior class.

Liversidge: to not be th ere.

LoCastro: to marry a starving artist.

Mondschein: to sing backup for Perry Como

Mostoller: to make a mistake, once.

Murray: to do something nasty, once

Picarelli: to be a gynecologist.

Plotkin: to collect beaver chaw in Vt. Poe: to be captain in the Salvation Army

Roberts: to have an ingrown headband.

Rothman: to throw a party on the Whit e House lawn.

Rovin: to drop acid (see page 85).

Sernyak: to become a pharmacist.

Sheppard: to be th e 7th Brady kid.

Spencer: to ride rodeo.

Stegeman: to climb Sha ll cross Hall.

Sullivan: to be a Harvard English prof.

Swimmer: to slay in th e dark.

Tilney: to stay disorganized.

Wail s: to glow in the dark.

Weinberg: to have a disease named after her.

Weiner: to have a son who is a judge.

Wilf : to have Wilt Chamberlin call him sir.

C. William s: to be called Greg.

J. William s: to drink martinis at th e Merion Cricket Club.

Willi s : to be absent.

Wolfe: to be a Southern California beach bum.

Zeldin: to be a.mule.

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Meilleurs Voeux: Bonheuret Succes

A Ellen et La Classe De 1981

Nor bert et Lea

Weinberg

Best Wishes To The Class Of '81

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meyers

Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 From Mr. and Mrs. Jerome B. Apfel, Matthew And Ira

PATRONS

A Friend of Julie Fineman

Dr. and Mrs. Richard Kluft

Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Emory

Dr. and Mrs. Lionel Rubin

The Becker Family

The Wolf Family

Christopher and Sonia Davis

Dr. and Mrs. Philip George

Linda, Jerry, Andrew and Jessica Katz

Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Klein

Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Broker

Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bernstein

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Levenson

Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Shapiro

Ms. Dolores Moore

Mr. and Mrs. Elmar Biehn

Sue and Bob Bowser

Ellen Liversidge

Gwyn and Colin Roberts

Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Freeman

Andrew Alexa Miller

Barbara and Leslie Kaplan

Gwen Hauser

Dr. and Mrs. Jack Greenberg

Anonymous

Congratulations To Tracy And Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 Good Luck In The Coming Years!

Love, Mom, Dad and Sis, The Roses And The Johnsons ,

Congratulations, Good Wishes, And Love To Julie And The Class Of 1981 DR. and MRS.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1981

RANDY ROBERT ELLEN PETER

Hold Fast To Dreams. For If Dreams Die, Life Is A Broken Winged Bird That Cannot Fly.

of 1981, The Swimmer tamily

Congratulations, clase

Life, It is slow. It is fast. Nobody knows how short it is; Nobody knows how long it takes. We go through life without a glimpse; Not even touching a piece of time Stuck in the middle of the universe.

Brown sullivan

Architecture, Planning, Landscape Architecture, Environmental Studies 2314 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19!03

"CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 81"

"It was he best of times, It as the w t of · es, It was the age of wisd m, It was the age of foolishness, It w the epech of belief, It was the epoch of incredulity, It was the season of Light, It was the season of Darkness, It was the spring of hope, It was the winter of despair,

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