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“I’ll be watching tv.” “I’m going to work “Going on field trips.” “I’ll be like Mary-Kate-Tiana Siragusa and have lots of -TaraDugel and Ashley Olsen and

friends and play have long blondetennis.” hair.”-Jillian Gilburne -Alyssa Kaufman

1. Sam Debold, Mercedes Cain, Richard Wong, and Aaron Baumann follow Sheila Marks to the Gymnasium for the Opening Day festivities. 2. Jennifer Lewkowitz tells Jillian Gilburn how cool it is to be a senior. 3. Nick Briguglio is slightly scared of Mike Vrla, but Cynthia Benin reassures him that Mike is a nice guy.

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1. Chris England finds a new buddy in Abraham Faroqui.2. Anaya Whyte, Harley Garcia, Rohit Kothur, Joseph Schornak, Michael Hung, Tyler Witt, and Taylor Phillips are enraptured by Mr. Brewster’s community speech. 3. The new seniors greet their pint-size counterparts on the first day of school. 4. The JY Jazz Band rocks out for the students of PCDS.

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ymrft gS Tv *1. The volleyball player prepares to release all her bottled anger into the helpess volleyball in the student-teacher volleyball game. 2. Kelsey White and Natalie Garagiola prepare for the Blue and Gold Day festivities with spirited hair spray.3. Lesley Silverthorn shows her Varsity cross-country team spirit. The male cheerleading squad, also known as “curling”, wows the student body with their coordination.

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5. Tammy McGavock plays some soul on her saxophone. 6. Mike and Sal Pozo softly suggest that you “Peace out, homies.” 7. Asta Karalis, Abby Abraham and Sam Debold shows their blue and gold know-how. 7. Thunder the Eagle pleads with the crowd to stop charging him from behind.

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1 Jasleen Khanuja drowns out the sounds of the quad by listening to country music. 2. Wynston Hamann, Dylan Langerman and Max Milisci do some SAT prep work—it’s never too early!3. Tyler Tse appears to be enjoying his schoolwork. 4. Asher Landay and Becca Hirsch get to know each other better.

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1. Joey Cordes ponders the intricacies of a word search. 2. Stephanie Furniss and Callie Thompson settle into a nice comfy spot on the cement to get some work done. 3. Lower school backpacks hang on the rack. 4. Olivia Swinford keeps on writing, keeps on writing, writing, writing, writing.

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1. Look! Some Freshmen are having their pictures taken!2. Ariel Nagle, Gabi Caglieris, and a third girl light over Chris Garagiola. 3. Stefanie Trompetter gives Dan Haddock cuddles in the quad. 4. Meryl Woods, Katy Rector, Ale Canulla, Olivia Cumsky, Danielle Kaye, Kendall Goett, Shelby Landa, Savaria Drumm, and Bailey Keogh know how to work the camera.

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1. Will Fielder works those biceps mowing the grassy area in the Upper School quad.2. Mattia Colangelo, Jacob Bain, Andrew Ekmark, and Brooks Lennon have just gotten into some mischief, but they’re not telling.3. Morris Chan: philosopoher at large.4. Sophie Arregoces is happy she has finished her popsicle. 5. Stephanie Furniss, Cassie Sonntag, Callie Thompson, Dani Solomon, and Jill Tse thank Will Fielder for mowing the lawn.

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1. Mrs. Thompson says, “See, the ID paper isn’t so bad?” KC bitterly mutters unintelligibly to himself. 2. Dr. Correa cannot believe what is on the Internet these days. 3. Mr. Dashnaw knows the way to successful volleyball coaching. Step l:Get a ball. 4. Mr. Flail: smiling and ready to go for another day of dishing out facts that may or may not be true.

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l.Senora Gilbert helps a student with some difficult conjugations.Yuck, irregular verbs. 2. Prepositions. Today is Mr. Burns’ favorite day in English instruction. 3. Ms. deAnguera points out something scientific in a tub. 4. Mr. Phillips smiles as he mentally and emotionally prepares himself to dive ivnto Mesopotamia.

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1. Phoenix Country Day School and the surrounding Paradise Valley area in I960.2. A closer look at Phoenix Country Day School in I960.3. The entry to the newly constructed Dorrance Auditorium.4. Workers construct the concrete benches surrounding the garden in the new quad­rangle. 5. The still pristine Loback Student Center, before students arrived. 6. A theater seat awaits the completion of Dorrance Auditorium.

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7. An aerial view of PCDS in 2003 after Phase I of the Upper School construction.8. The second phase of the Upper School construction begain in the spring semes­ter of 2003.9. The back wall of the library is completed, ending the construction and connecting Madden Hall to the Upper School Quad. 10. The front of the Upper School Library, facing the quad and the student center. 11. The hallway between the new Upper School office and the library.

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Running the Featherbed Bank Light blue, no, green; it’s green!Lightest green I’ve ever seen!Full speed is all a fool can do Outside those lines the plotter drew.Just color me lucky, Galen BrewsterThis time. Head of School

Rules about thinking are the obstacles to the successful expression of creativity. Learning is a dirty business. Sandboxes get wet, and ideas become muddy.Don’t be afraid to color outside the lines.Geoff Campbell,Upper School Head

Lines?What Lines?John Crabb,Middle School Head

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Beverly B. Ax Samuel S. Garvin William F. (Fritz) Henze II

Class of ‘67

Galen Brewster

Head of the School

Steve Greenberg

Vice President of Informaion Technology

Lorelei K. Gonzales

President of Parents’ Association

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M lKenneth S. Allison

Vice President of Buildings & Grounds

Jamie R. Hormel E.G. (Ken) Kendrick Jr. Herman K. Lewkowitz

President of Alumni Association

Leonard H. Lillard Susan B. Loncki

Vice President of Education

Vema C. Malone

Philip Q. Matos Stephen A. McConnell Carolyn P. O’Malley

Class o f ‘65

Jean G. Platt

Vice President of Development

Jonah Shacknai

President

Laurence B. Tree II

/ 'Tracy D. Schwimmer

Kathleen R. Wade Garth Wieger

Vice President of Finance / Treasurer

Vice President of Development

Cynthia R. Yeargan Edward C. Young

Vice President of Trusteeship

Aclysisonj TrusteesSusan J. Bansak Herbert J. Louis Bernard G. Rethore)aniel J. Donahoe III Nan P. Miller Nicholas J. Sakellariadis ‘69Jennett Dorrance Ellie B. Nolan Soshana B. Tancertert A. Getz Frederick M. Pakis Gay F. Wray)onald R. Loback

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Christine A nderson, m.s. Spanish

Janice A nderson, l s . 1st Grade

Robin A nderson, u.s. Latin

Jessica BarranCo, u s . History

Marie Bippus, m.s. 5th Grade

A drienne B onnet, l s . Pre-Kindeigarten

K aren Bruntz, LS. Teaching Asst., 1st Grade

Linda Bryant, M.s.Art

G eorgia Buelow, m .s . and u.s. p.e.

Keith Bum s, m.s. English

A ndrew Caglieris, chair, Math. Dept/US. Math.

Cara Cam eron, us. Librarian

M argaret Carter, us. English

Jenn ifer CheriUa, m .s . Math

Toni Clark, LS. K-3 Science/Coor.for LS. Teaching

Joyce Cone, m .s . Math

Jam es Cook, chaipArt Dept./li.S. Art

Lance C oon, U.S. English/Director

of Project S.E.E.D

Fabio Correa, Chair, Mod. & Class.Languages Dept./U.S

Carla Cose-Soll, l s . Music

Barbara Cowlin, u s . Art

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Susan Crane, u,s. Biology

Carol D alton, US. Kindergarten

Frederick Dashnaw, m.s. Latin

Cindy Davis, l.s. 1st Grade

M arti deAnguera, l.s. and m.s. Science

Jud ith Dering. L,S, Teaching Asst., Pre-Kindergarten

Lisa D ilettoso, Asst. LS. Head/Asst.Director of Admissions/LS. Counselor

Linda Drate, l s . Spanish

Lee Edwards, L.S. Kindergarten

Brian Ellingson, Asst. Director of Athletic5/M.S. and U.S P.E.

K athleen Ellis, u.s. Math

Christian Eriksen, m.s . 5th Grade

Sadie E theridge, L.S. P.E./U.S. Athletic trainer

Jo h n Fielderyns. 4th Grade

Charles Flail, u.s. History

Peter Flanagan-Hyde, u.s. Math

Yolanda Gilbert, u.s. Spanish

Janet G reen, ti.s. Music

M atthew G uthrie, Coach/Research Coordinator for the Debat

Kimberly Hawkins, u.s. Counselor

D onna Hayenga, L.S. Learning Center Teacher/Specialist

Elaine Heidler, L.S. Teaching Asst., Kindergarten

Sarita Hem m ady, M.S. Counselor

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Robert H endrickson, US. Director of Student Activities/U.S. Science

Nancy H ernandez , us. and m.s. Spanish/French

C harlo tte Ingold, LS. 2r.d Grade

Marilyn JacObO,L.S.lfeachiog Asst., Kindergarten

K aren Johnson , l s , 3rd Grade

Chloe Keller, Director of Theatre and Drama/M.S. and U.S. Drama

Jaim e Kosowcr, L.S Teaching Asst., Kindeigarteo

Astasia Long, U.S, and M S. Strings

C harlo tte Lowe, u.s. Math

Evelyne M acRodimitrls, l s . Librarian

D aniel Majeski, LS. p.e.

Sheila Marks, m.s. History

Alexis M artel, MS. Saence/Superrised Study

D ave Martin, Chait; History DeptyU.S. History

Katie McKean, m s . 5th Grade Patrick McKean, L.S. Technology

Coordinator/LS. Computer Mary Kay Meyers, l s . Teaching

Asst., Kindergarten Leslie Milne, LS. Pre-Kindergarten

Jud ith Mitchell, Director of Counseling/M.S. Counselor

Linda Moffett, L.S. Teaching Asst., Pre-Kindergarten/Co-chair

Diversity Committee Eric Neufer, Director of Faculty

Technology Development Elizabeth Olson, Asst. m s .

Head/M.S. Math Chris Palmer, MS. Librarian

Suzanne Pezzulli, m.s .French/Spanish

Paul Phillips, US. History

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Left: Mr. Alcott reviews a highly enlightening history problem with his students.

Right: Dilbert and his assis­tant, Mr. Reese, will gladly help you with all of your computer troubles.

A ndrew Reese, U.S. Technology Coordinator/U.S. Computer

D av id Rowe, Chair, Performing Arts/M.S. and U.S.

Band and Music

M elanie Sainz, Director of Project Excellence and

Community Outreach/M.S. Art

B renda Schertenlieb, M.S. and U.S. Choral Music

Paul Schweikher, Director of College Counseling

C atherine Smith, u.s. Biology

Shirley Stiles, l.s . 4th Grade

Lezlie Strolle, L.S. 2nd Grade

Andy Surbei; l.s. 3rd Grade

Michael Swingler, Chair, Science Dept./ U.S. Science

Peg Thom as, M.S. English

Sharon Thom pson, u.s.English/College Counselor

Jenn ifer Treadway, m .s . Computer

Frances Vierck, l.s . 4th Grade

G eorgeanna Wielkoszewski,

U.S. French

Thom as Wielunski,LS. and M.S. Math

D ean 'Wilkins, U.S. Science

Elizabeth Youngman,, m.s . science

TWCma cu re pfpvi$inet$Randy Allmon Accountant/Financial Analyst

Hilario Alvarez Dining Hail Karen Anderson Alumni and Development Officer

Orbelin Arroyo Dining HailJaSOn Baldwin Groundskeeper

KriStie Berg Admissions Officer Duane Bergstrom Director of

Physical Plant L e e B u e t t n e r Executive Assistant

to the Head of the School Barbara Bzdak Business Office

Adminisrative AssistantJose Manuel Calvo Dining HallClifton Carlson Groundskeeper

Antonio Contreras Dining Hail Julie Fitzgerald Receptionist

C a r o l H o o k Alumni and Develop­ment Administrative Assistant

Charles Jones Maintenance Bethany Kiltz Assistant to Director

of Athletics LeO Koetje Security Guard

Debra Kolbet Communications Project Manager

Jacqueline Lee Middle schoolAdministrative Assistant

D a n M aggiO Information Technol­ogy Support Engineer

Ilene Manna Lower schoolAdministrative Assistant /Lower School Administrative Assistant/Lower School

Admissions •*Veronica Martinez Dining Haii

Alvin McCauley custodian

David McClintiC Director of Facilities Management

Jewell Nisbet School Nurse Sandy Orrick upper school

Administrative Assistant Judy OltiZ Administrative Technol­

ogy CoordinatorJ. Luis Pastor Dining Hall

Brandon Perry Maintenance

Janet Petz Dining HaiiBetty Reiff Business Office Accounc-

ing AssistantKaren Roberts upper school

Administrative Assistant Joseph Robinson Bus Driver

Euseo Silverio Dining Hall AleX SkoCZen Director of Security

Bob Spaziani Director of Food ServicesDaniel Strickland Maintenance Luke Thirkhill Bus Driver Tmdy Tom Employee Resources Officer Shannon White Bookstore ManagerRichard ZiekenkiewiczMaintenance

Lyle Zielstorf Maintenance

Susan Ziekenkiewicz Custodian

N orm an O lson Security Guard

Sheridan Sm ith Information Technology SupportSpecialist

Mrs. Fitzgerald cheerfully greets all

visitors to PCDS.

Far Right: The Caf Staff are ready to

take on any fast-food franchise.

Lower School sec­retary, Mrs. Manna, takes a break from

her busy day.

Charles Jones carefully transports

PCDS treasureacross campus.

To say goodbye. . .In the six years Barbara has been in the

Lower School, she has become an integral part of the entire PCDS community. It is hard to imagine the Lower School without her. Barbara’s exuber­ance and positive attitude have had an impact on everyone who has had the privilege of working with her. She has been a great leader, educator, mentor, and friend whom we will all miss dearly. Her influence on PCDS will be felt for many years after her departure. We know she will be thinking of us as often as we will be thinking of her. To say goodbye, we would like to tell you, Barbara, that you epitomize the following inspirational quote b f Charles Swindoll: “Encourage one another. Many times a word of praise or thanks or appreciation or cheer has kept people on their feet.”

Thank you for your support, encourage- ■ ment, and wisdom.

-Lower School Faculty and Staff

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Rica Noelle Chan Adam Cherilla Will Donovan

David Farca Whitney Goett Whitney Goett

Alejandro Gonzalez Nathaniel Goodman Alexandra Grounds

Maxwell Johnson Lucy Johnston

Thalia Koliopoulos

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1. Curt Louis and Adam Cherilla build a garage for their toy cars. 2. It’s snack time! Finn Wilkins pulls out some Cheerios to eat while Alexandra Thoits opens a box of crackers.3. It’s been a very long and difficult day at Pre- Kindergarten, so Nathaniel Goodman makes the most out of his nap.

Curt Louis Nicholas Meath Brendan Morey Aaron Ossias Connor Phillips Alexa Portisal

Teresa Shockley Matthew Stein Alexandra Thoits Grace Tuton Parker Whitfill Finn Wilkins

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R. Conor Alcott Sophie Arregoces

Jacob Bain Sabrina Barkdull

Nick Briguglio

Mackenzie Cantor Leah Chanen

Mattia Colangelo Natalie Cooper

Marcus Daly Wyatt Dial

Tara Dugel Andrew Ekmark

Sam Evans Abraham Farooqui

Samuel Garvin Jillian Gilburne

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1. Alyssa Kaufman and Mikaela Kaplan pause for a photo on their way to another exciting class. 2. Brooks Lennon mysteriously pulls a new book out of his backpack when no one is watching.

Brooke-Ashton Goett Ali Goldberg

Fiona Hines Andrew Hosmar Mikaela Kaplan Alyssa Kaufman Talia Khan Kira Kirby

Raagini Kothur Chloe Leifer Brooks Lennon Daniel Lillard Ammar Mand Liam Rethore

Ethan Shacknai Emily Sherman Jessica Sherman Tiana Siragusa Sophia Swinford Carissa Wang

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Rae Aaron Meryl Ax

Will Bassoff Matthew Bohannon

Julian Boyer MacKenzie Bradford

Ian Burke Shannon Burke

Hope Burton Mia Caglieris Kyah Cohen

Cal Davidson-Turner

Adam Davis Kate Dickerson

Bobby Doris Catherine Doris Peter Firestone

Wynston Hamann

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. Taylor Phillips and Sabrina Whitfill explore all of the innate intracacies of the layground pails. 2. Shannon Burke and Mackenzie Bradford spend quality me together in the loft.

Katharine Hanneman Arion Koliopoulos Carson Krause

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Staley Lane Dylan Langerman Brennen Lee McKenzie Majerle Daniel Matloff Max Milisci

Amelia Montooth Jake Morey Claire Myers Sarah Petrides Taylor Phillips Jessica Quindlen

Bryeson Rodgers Austin Shockley Mariel Sokolov H unter Van Dolah Sabrina Whitfill Tyler Witt

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Charlotte Aaron Samuel Ax Reid Bard

Devon Batista Brendan Burke

Ana Corey

Tyler Dial Michael Engert

Jake Ghelfi Samuel Gilson Grant Gordon

Nicholas Grounds

Sophia Ho Jessica Hochschuler Alexander Kaufman

Cal Kendrick Catherine Kendrick

Quinn Larkin

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1. Alex Rigberg, Sam Ax, Camille Rucker, Sydney Portigal, Rachel Onken, and Briana Latter take a break from an exhilarating game of dominoes. 2. Jessica Hochschuler and Jasmin Lawrence try to swing back and forth in unison.

Briana Latter Jasmin Lawrence Grant Lillard Margaret Loncki Kalea Martin Christopher Mattinson

Blake Miller Jennelle Norem Rachel Onken Vaibhava Patri Francesca Pavone Sydney Portigal

Alex Rigberg Jonathan Rooney Camille Rucker Morgan Schwartz Gabriele Shacknai Cole Shepard

Amara Spizzirri R. Joseph Spizzirri Olivia Swinford Jackson Tuton Kamron Vishteh Katherine Werth

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Bailey Anderson Leo Blavin

Andrew Bohannon Maria Bridgeman

Isabel Carter-Kahn Clay Cashman

Derek Chan Cooper Christensen

Ace Cohen KJ Davidson-Turner

Amelia Drumm Grant Gustafson

Stenson Hamann Lauren Hanneman

Dylon Heinritz Alex Hosmar

Hannah Johnson-Clague Alec Knappenberger

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. Andrew Bohannon and Kassidy Tse duel it out for first in line for lunch.

. Ace Cohen and Aaron Witt take a break from their exhausting third-grade zhedule. 3. Kennedi Martin shows the world her slammin’ hand.

Jack Larkin Arielle Lee Elana Leifer Riggs Lennon Kevin Lynch

Madison Majerle Saira Malhotra Kennedi Martin Christine Owens Olivia Pearson Mariclare Rethore

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Alex Sylvester Paige Thomas Kassidy Tse Walker Tuton Jessie Vendegna Aaron Witt

Breana Roberts Garron Rodgers Emily Schron Colton Siddle Kaddie Stephens Madeline Stern

Amy Aube James Barranco

Nicole Bassoff Maxwell Baum

Sarah Marie Bruno Shep Bryan,

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Lauren Chanen Alessandra Dagirmanjian

Kayla EUer Harley Garcia Brock Ghelfi

Samantha Goett

Elliot Goldbetg Katherine Gonzales

Kendall Goodyear Danica Greenberg

Jann-Michael Greenburg William Gridley

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Adam Grounds Sara Hashim Kaela Ho

Gillian Hormel Joshua Huckleberry Michael Hung Haley Itkin Kyle Jackson Madeline Kasper

Mary-Maigaret Kelly Danbi Kim Rohit Kothur Jacob Langerman Kathleen Larkin Danielle Lee

Scott Loncki Alice Masayesva Benjamin Mattinson Nate Nearhood Reid Price Kylie Prusak

Angelica Riazzi Alexa Roeper Frances Rucker Joseph Schornak Zachary Shedd Allison Sherman

Robert Simon Alex Stanley Madison Tuton Harrison Van Dolah Anaya Whyte Natalie Zimmerman

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2.1. Joe Schornak, Maddie Tuton, Robbe Simon, and Danica Greenberg work together to learn the day’s lesson. 2. Carson Krause fills out his mathematics worksheet. 3. Amaya White, Michael Hung, and Danielle Lee carefully take notes during a lecture. 4. Mrs. Dalton’s Kindergarden class plays a very exciting Spanish game.

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1. McKenzie Majerle adds an array of colors to her project.2. Cal Davidson-Turner and Katharine Hanneman complete their exercises with great diligence. 3. Jann-Michael Greenburg and Haley Itkin give a taste of a typical day in the Lower School to the lucky visitor. 4. Derek Chan and Ace Cohen look on with academic envy as Maria Bridgeman raises her hand with the correct answer.

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1. Curt Louis and Luc/Johnston create highly complex designs with stencils. 2. Adam Cherilla, Connor Phillips, and Finn Wilkins color their post­ers on the floor. 3. Inspired by years of watching Lucky Charms commercials, Alejandro Gonzalez and Matthew Stein decorate their white pages with beautiful rainbows. 4. Whitney Goett begins to mold her clay into an awe-inspiring creation.5. Raagini Kothur uses her marker to show her creative side.

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1. The second graders sing their hearts out during one of their concerts. The crowd couldn’t be more pleased. 2. Rachel Onken, Jennelle Norem, Gabby Shacknai, Olivia Swinford, and Michael Engert show off their triangle and tambourine skills. 3. Kayla Eller, Samantha Goett, and Jacob Langerman per­form a stunning trio. 4. Ace Cohen, Olivia Pearson, Garron Rodgers, Derek Chan, and Kaddie Stephens beat out the rhythm on the xylophone.3. Leo Blavin, Cooper Christensen, Kassidy Tse, Paige Thomas harmonize during a music class.

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1. Look at all of the books for sale at the fair! 2. Vaibhava Patri picks out a book to read over the weekend. 3. These third graders are excited to be at the Lower School Library. 4. Ace Cohen reads Fire Race while his sister, Kyah Cohen, is busy with On Noah’s Ark. 5. Mariclare Rethore and Bailey Anderson eagerly browse through the fiction section in order to select some free-reading books.

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Brennen Lee knows that it’s not just about the pieces on the board-strategy and planning are required.

Coach Will gives some important tips to a future master.

Ammanr Mand concentrates on his next move.

These girls rationalize their way through the mind challenge that is chess.

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1. Nicholas Grounds and Sam Gilson tremble as Darth Vader claims, “Luke, I am your father, and these two are vampires.”2. Mrs. Dering, Whitney Goett, Teresa Shockley, and Alexa Portigal ask, “Witch one is it?” 3- Mrs. Bonnet instructs Parker Whitfill and Matthew Stein to get back in line so that the lurking ghouls do not eat them.4. Mr. Alcott and his son, Conor Alcott, carve up a spooky Jack O’ Lantern.

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1. Mr. Luke Thirkhill, turkey expert extraordinaire. 2. The third graders sit down for Thanksgiving feast. Yum! Yum! 3. Liam Rethore proclaims, “Cheers! The turkey’s on me!” 4. The first grades remind us all to have a happy Thanksgiving. 5. “Soup is good food,” says Walker Tuton, and Meryl Ax and Angelica Riazzi definitely agree.

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2.1. Gabby and Ethan Shacknai welcome their grandparents to school with a bright smile. 2. Joe Schornak plays the xylophone during the concert while the crowd grows silent with amazement.3. Harley Garcia with his grandparents, Joseph and Maria Garcia--a picture-perfect moment.4. Alexa Portigal shows her grandfather what she has been learning at school.

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1. Clay Cashman and Mary Margaret Kelly use magnifying glasses to look at some unusual insects. 2. Alexa Roeper tries to finish her homework early, so she can play later.3. Conor Alcott is happy to be working late as long as he has his trusty computer by his side. Bill Gates, be on the lookout. 4. Paige Thomas practices her French on the white board.

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1. These young men help fold the flag. 2. The entire cub 1 scout troupe. 3. Mrs. Witt, Aaron Witt, Andrew Bohan- 4non, Kevin Lynch, Colton Siddle, and Mrs. Siddle hang out before heading home. 4.Skylar Kaye, Ryan Miller,Blake Miller, and Harrison Kaye hoist their trophies proudly in the air. 5- Colton Siddle and Kevin Lynch sit back to back in brotherhood. 6. The cub scouts, always friendly bears, wave goodbye to a plane as it flies off into the sky.

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t Back Row: Mrs. Sube, Alice Masayesua, Isabel Carter-Kahn, Hannah Johnson-Clague, Paige Thomas, Amy Sube, Caroline Perry. Front Row: Walker Tuton, Amelia Drumm, Maria Bridgeman, Jessica Vendegna, KJ Davidson-Turner. 2. Isabel Carter-Kahn gives Amelia Drumm a hearty hug in the spirit of sisterhood. 3. Alice Masayesua and KJ David­son-Turner are proud of the pillows they crafted. 4. Amy Sube, Paige Thomas, and Walker Tuton take a break from a grueling day of arts and crafts.

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Free sty tin nil tfve-1. The Monday swim group. 2. Max Baum takes a deep breath while swimming the free style. 3. The Tuesday swim group. 4. This boy prepares to make a dive and race ahead of all opposition.

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1. The more advanced tennis group, coached by Coach Jerry. 2. The beginner tennis group, coached by Bob Lukain. 3. Jack Tuton and Quinn Larkin have constructed two castles that they will later mercilessly destroy with their tennis balls. 4. Will Bassoff makes contact. 5. Jack Tuton and Quinn Larkin are on their toes while they await a serve.

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A Wtt frn<{1. These girls share swimming tips. 2. Coach Majeski gets Aaron Witt, Grant Gustafson, and Stenson Hammond pumped up for the next race. 3. Coach congratulates all of the little ones on a job well done. 4. This girl demonstrates the backstroke. 5. This boy catches his breathe after an exhilaratory race.

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1. The Lower School gathers on the field to initialize the day’s activities. 2. Grant Gustafson and Clay Cashman bravely make their way over all of life’s hurdles. 3. Emily Schron, Arielle Lee, Maddie Stern, Walker Tuton, Grant Gustafson, and Riggs Lennon participate in an extreme game of tug of war. Only the strong of heart can survive this one! 4. Clay Cashman, Grant Gustafson, Cooper Christensen, Riggs Lennon, and Alex Sylvester watch a race from the sidelines.

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Gregory Adrian Ashley Barnhill

Corey Bayne Whitney Bowers

D.J. Burton

Nicole Canulla Cody Cashman Rachel Chanen

Eric Conyers Olivia Cumsky

Ryan Dougherty

Savaria Drumm Connor Genta

Nicholas Gibbs Morgan Gilbard

Ethan Gilbert Kendall Goett

Henry Gridley Kabir Gupta

Kylin Hamann Nader Hashim

Nathan Hellyer Vincent Ippolito

Adrian James Madison Jones

Alexander Juneja Alexandra Kaye

Danielle Kaye Harrison Kaye

Skylar Kaye Bailey Keogh

Alexander Kost Shelby Landa

Matthew Lillard

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Rachael Lopez Jordan Masayesva Harley McKee Ryan Miller Nikita Mokhashi

Bruno Moreira Julia Najafi Ian Neufer Sara Owens Zahid Pasha Matthew Prusak

Fifth (ymfe • School • /?

Kevin Quindlen Kathryn Rector Robert Reisman Elizabeth Rodie Gordon Silverman Sofia Sweeney

Ashley Sylvester MaryVendegna Latina Vidolova Meryl Woods

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hill, Katy Rector, Ashley Sylvester, and Kevin Quindlin huddle up

during group activities.

Oh, no! Here comes the rope!

Mini-astronauts experience

“weightlessness” while building a

satellite in the pool.

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Above: Greg Adrian, Bailey Keogh, Harley McKee, Matthew Lillard, and Vince Ippolito--your friendly neighborhood rock-climbers.

Left: Ms. Buelow wanders the Mars exhibit.

Right: Ms. Treadway, Spider Woman in Training, gives rock climbing a shot at the Mars exhibit.

Tijth-Cfrfrcle. Triy • School • U

The sixth senseMorgan Abraham

Christina Arregoces Amanda Bard

Sarah Bauer Daniel Bohnert

Sophia Boyer

Madison Boyle Peter Brown

Gabriella Caglieris Maigo Casselman Jacqueline Chang

Sophia Cohen

Kevin Crain Douglas De La 0

Alexander Diones Danielle Dozer

Max Eller Madeleine Evans

Ryan Gaines Shannon Galloway

Christopher Garagiola Alexander Gonzales

Cole Goodyear Ariel Gordon

Spenser Gwozdzik Alex Heltne

Geri Hormel Cailey Indech

Austin Ingersoll Christopher Jackson

Hannah Keogh Thomas Kurtzweil

Maude LaBelle Sophie LaBelle

Samuel Lake-Laubach Max Leonesio

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Joshua McGrath Laura Moraes Alexis Myers Arielle Nagle Harrison Norem Hilary Novatt

Katharine Onofryton Emily Overholt Katie Peairs Michael Perry MacKenzie Persen Adrian Reiter

Jaclyn Roberts Wyatt Rodgers Asmit Sanghera Diana Hsu Schron Matthew Selling Cody Shelton

Morgan Shepard Nathan Sherman Devika Soni Patrick Taylor Geoffrey Vrla Robert White

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Tralte-u-riding in $frn Trccn1. Ms. Thomas and the gang play a round of cards.2. Volleyball! 3. Ariel Gordon and Douglas De Lao record their thoughts. 4. Jaclyn Roberts and Laura Moraes smile for the camera. 5- The crew from left to right: Max Eller, Douglas De Lao, Nathan Sherman, Max Leonesio, Patrick Taylor, and Ryan Gaines.

£4 • JAid^lt School • Sixth-tyrfade Triv

1. A Kodak moment at Point Bonita lighthouse. 2. Gabi Caglieris and Douglas De Lao pose with Jay, their Point Bonita guide. 3. Tom Kurtzwiel, Max Leonesio, and Patrick Taylor at the Point Bonita lighthouse. 4. Tom Kurtzwiel smiles for the camera. 5. Nathan Sherman, Max Eller, Douglas De Lao, and Harrison Norem with Jay (again).

S ix th - Cfrt\,([e. Triy • School •

JLuckti nu fnj^er se-VenRobert Adrian

Maree Bandrowczak Owen Bean

Laura Berman Noah Bucon

Sophia Carter-Kahn

Alexandra Hellyer Brett Hennessy

Isabel Hines Zachary Hitchcock

Molly Hunt Victoria Hussey

Devin Ingersoll Daniel Jones Amrita Kang

Stephanie Kost Zachary Laprade J. Alex Lendrum

Taylor Leonesio Nicole Lopez Adam Lowe Erin Malone Will Madoff

Stewart McClintic

Alexandra FavierEricFram

Elliot Ginsburg John Greenbeig

Quinlan Hamann Stephen Hamway

Elizabeth McGroder Devon McLaughlin

Evan McWilliams Taylor Mefford Michael Misner

Varun Mokhashi

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Amber Naumann Nicole Nearhood Alexandra Onken Andrew Opila Jessica Ornstein Philip Pachtman

Giancarlo Picozzi Thomas Quindlen Rohan Ram Arianna Rose Matthew Rosenzweig Jack Schwimmer

Noah Segal Andrew Seraichick Jesse Shedd Kendra Simon Savion Smith Schooner Sonntag

Matthew Stanley Natalie Swinford Nicole Swinford Matthew Tibi Tyler TseThomas Turansky

Alexandra Van Horssen TeodoraVidolova Prateek Wakharkar Kristen Whisler Davellyn White Mayan Zeidin

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Pvniinq in f ^ 5 wA few of the troops paddle out on

an exciting, thrill-seeking, mind- boggling canoe adventure.

Tommy Quindlen prepares for his future

as a GQ model.

The senior counselors, wise

and just rulers: Greg McGrath, Adina

Hirsch, Dante Lupi- netti, Chris England,

Sam Mendelson, Michelle Lisa, Val

Garagiola, and Cam Warner.

Tori Hussey and Arianna Rose pretend that they’re in water during the kayaking exercise.

Left: Tori Hussey and Molley Hunt take a break from the day’s activities.

Right: Jack Schwimmer contemplates his place in the universe.

From left to right: Schooner Sontag, Elliot Ginsberg, Robert Adrian, Matt Stanley, Zach Hitch­cock, Alex Lendrum, Eric Fram, and Jesse Shedd. Wow, what tattooed hotties!

Left: Chillin’ in the cabin.

Right: Bus ride to Payson $50, styro­foam balls $3, not seeing the point of the team-building exercise, priceless.

$t\Je.nth~Ofri\,c{e. Triv • M i^ te . School •

On tke-ir aroWn-uy WfcVjAbigail Abraham

Yesenia Armendariz Hutchins Balholm

Michele Barnhill Aaron Baumann David Blackwell

Chelsea Blandford Laura Bodell

G. Ian Brandon Elisabeth Burton

Charles Buder Mercedes Cain

AlexaCohn Anthony Conyers

"Steven Corey Victoria Crase Jessica Cyrell

Samantha Debold

Jay Fielder Guy Gamble

Natalie Garagiola Christopher Gibbs

Lemanley Gishie Emily Gogolak

Gary Gold Daniel Goodman

Piper Gustafson Schuyler Humes

Destiny Huynh Julia Ivanova

Asta Karalis John Lake-Laubach

Jonathan Lorentzen Caroline Lynn Jack Mattern

Lauren Mattioni Jack Milligan Rebecca Myer Ryan Nelson Brandon Norem

Michael-Anne Orenstein Jennifer Papp Kaleena Patel Gregory Peairs Devin Randle Chelsea Robbins

H unter Rodgers Daniel Rollingher Gary Simpson Manasi Soni James Steeby Alex Temen

Ilian Valev Warren Wagoner Harrison Ward Kelsey White Caitlin Wilenchik Richard Wong

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Tfanning in Csfat falinfa1. These students walk up from a long afternoon of snorkling. 2. Brandon Noren and Ian Brandon prove that those wonderul harnesses are not only stylish but also rather practical as well. 3. Two master paddlers narrowly escape from a possible iceberg disaster. 4. These boys break for a life-altering game of ping pong. 5- A scenic view of the camp on Catalina Island.

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1. Hurray! It’s group-photo time! From left to right: Sam Debold, Abby Abraham, Michele Barnhill, Emily Gogolak, Laura Bodell, one of the CIMI staff, Caroline Lynn, Alexa Cohn, Asta Karalis, Caitie Wilenchik, and Jessica Cyrell.2. These two boys sift the soil in an effort to find long- buried gold. Good luck with that one, guys! 3. Harrison Ward and Gary Gold enjoy their boat ride. 4. Lizzy Burton and Alex Temen relax after an exhausting day of traveling. 5. Destiny Huynh and her companions prepare to set out on a deep-sea adventure.

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Afaina TCftif wmwe-rinal.Maddie Jones searches high and low for the capital of Andorra. 2. “Commas-not semi-colons-are needed here!” thinks Greg Adrian as he completes his grammar exercises. 3. Evan McWilliams merges onto the Information Super Highway to complete his research project. 4. Asmit Sanghera, Jackie Chang, and Gabi Cagliaris can’t restrain themselves from recording every detail of the engaging class lecture on paper. What else are pencils good for anyway?

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1. These students utilize their debate skills to argue that the Hookey-Pookey really is what it’s all about. 2. Olivia Cumsky works on her project in the library. No procrasti­nating this time! 3. Bruno Moreina politely raises his hand in class to answer the question posed, but we all know he really wants to shout, “I know! I know!” 4. Gary Simpson chooses a book to read for extra credit. 5. Emily Gogolak and Michelle Barnhill work hard to memorize names and dates for their upcoming test.

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]Lxyre.$$ion$ q1. Ms. Bryant gives Phil Pachtman a few suggestions on his artwork.2. Molly Hunt shows off her pottery for the camera. 3. Lizzie McGroder works to create color harmony in her painting. 4. Amrita Kang artistically adds the finishing touches to her ceramic project during class. 5- Max Leonesio and Mike Perry simply cannot contain the joy that is weaving.

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1. Deven McLaughlin does her finger exercises before her music class begins.2. Kendra Simon, Nicole Lopez, Erin Malone, and Nicole Swinford know that the massages are the best part of chorus warm-ups. 3. Katie Peairs and Cailey Indech make a terrific duo. Keep up the good work kids! Maybe someday we will see your names on the cover of top-selling CD’s!

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T y /T pfjfrlJackie Chang, Ms. Thomas, and Ryan Gaines show off their amazing Greek

dancing skills.

Left: Diana Hsu Schron and Gieri Hormel look

divine in their togas.

Right: Mandy Bard and Kathryn Onofryton

performing a traditional Greek dance for the

crowd.

Left: Samantha Debold participates

in a demonstration of wrestling.

Right: Jackie Chang, Sarah Bauer, and Cody

Shelton snack on theyummy Greek

delicacies.

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1. Parents partake in the early- morning ritual of morning meeting.2. Mr. Ornstein sits in on a class with his daughter, Michael-Anne. 3. The kids become the teachers during this 8th grade P.E. class. 4. Dr. Ingersoll spends recess with his daughter, Devin, and Nicole Lopez. 5- A cherished moment between father and daughter.

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1. The eighth-grade team. 2. The seventh- grade team. 3. The sixth-grade team. 4. The fifth-grade team. 5. The fifth-grade girls gather to plan their next attack.

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1. Left to right, bottom to top: Max Leonesio, Michael Misner, Tom Kurtzweil, Bruno Moreira, Vince Ippolito, Cody Cashman, Corey Bayne, Harley Mckee, Austin Ingersoll, Adrian Reiter, Col Goodyear, Harrison Kaye, Kevin Quinlen, Skylar Kaye, Geoffrey Vrla, Cody Sheton, Tres White, Wyatt Rodgers, Daniel Bonhert, Morgan Abraham Chris Garagiola, Greg Adrian, Chris Jackson, Matt Selling, Harrison Noren, Kevin Crain, Matt Lillard

3.2. The guys gather ’round to discuss plays.3. Left to right, bottom to top: Gino Picozzi, Jesse Shedd, Zach LaPrade, Schooner Sonntag, Gary Gold, Chris Gibbs, Warren Wagoner, Stewart McClintic, Noah Bucon, Brett Hennessy, Elliot Ginsburg, Ian Brandon, Richard Wong, LeManley Gishie, Ilian Valev, Tom Quinlen, Robert Adrian, Taylor Leonesio, Harrison Ward, Hunter Rodgers, Jonathan Lorentzen, Brandon Norem, Schuyler Humes. 4. These boys finish up a longafternoon of practice in the hot Phoenix sun.

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Left to right, front to back: Teddy Vidoloua, Amber Naumann, Kristie Whistler, Mayan, Zeitlin, Maree Banderowczak, Mercedes Cain, Natalie Gragiola, Julia Ivanova, Laura Berman, Nicole Lopez, Alex Hellyen, Jessica Ornstein, Jenny Papp, Sam Debold, and Kelsey White.

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Left to right, bottom to top:Ale Canulla, Latina Vidoloua,Gabi Caglieris, Julia Najafi, Olivia Cumsky, Bailey Keogh, Savaria Drumm, Kylin Hamann, Nikita Mokhashi, Rachel Lopez, Ashley | Sylvester, Coach Sylvester, Sophie j LaBelle, Katherine Onofryton, Laura Moraes, Mandy Bard, Ariel j Gordon, Sophie Cohen, Maude \ LaBelle, Christina Arregoces, Coach Majesky.

Julia Najafi and Olivia Cumsky practice passing the ball Ashley Sylvester kicks the ball with amazing precision, back and forth.

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Top: Adrian James kicks the ball teammates with all his might!

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Bottom: Corey Bayne gets down low to save the ball from the opponents.

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Laura Berman strikes ‘em out one by one.

Front row: Madison Boyle, Gabi Caglieris, Soft Sweeney, Maddie Jones, Jackie Chang, Sophie Cohen, Maude LaBelle, Ale Canulla. Back row: Coach Arnet, Katy Rector, 1 Sophie LaBelle, Morgan Gilbard, Danielle Dozer, Geri Hormle, Katherine Onofryton, Mandy Bard, Hannah Keogh, CoachJudge.

Front Row: Samantha Debold, ; Amber Naumann, Maree Bandroczak, Jenny Papp. Back Row: Coach Arnet, Tori Hussey, Sophie Ganter-Kahn, Becky Myer, Laura Berman, Lizzy McGroder, Coach Larry.

Brace yourselves outfielders! Madison Boyle’s up for bat!

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Bottom row: Adam Lowe, John Greenberg, Tom Quindlen, Brett Hennessy, and Michael Misner. Top row: Taylor Mefford, Robert Adrian, Elliot Ginsburg, Jesse Shedd, Gino Picozzi, and Coach Judge.

Left: Bottom Row: Tres White, Chris Jackson, Mike Perry, and Harrison Norem. Middle Row: Alex Heltne, Wyatt Rod­gers, Matt Selling, Kevin Crain, and Morgan Abraham. Top Row: Daniel Bohnert, Max Eller, Max Leonesio, Spenser Gwozdzik, Austin Ingersoll, Chris Garagiola.

Bottom row: Ian Brandon, Ryan Nelson, Gary Gold, Lemanley Gishie, Steven Corey, and Brandan Norem. Top row: Coach Cherilla, Guy Gamble, Ilian Valev, Schuyler Humes, Hunter Rodgers, and Richard Wong.

Right: Bottom Row: Ian Neufer, Gordan Silverman, Kevin Quindlen, Matt Lillard. Middle Row: Bruno Moreira, Nader Hashim, Nick Gibbs, Connor Genta, Harrison Kaye. Top Row: Mike Meath, Nathan Hellyer, Corey Bayne, Greg Adrian, Kabir Gupta, and Henry Gridley.

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Stickin i t out ILeft to right, front to back:Adrian Reiter, Tom Kurtzweil, Schooner Sonntag, Gary Gold, Cody Shelton, Alex Gonzales,Wyatt Rodgers, Coach Rory Logan, Tres White, Philip Pachtman, Noah Bucon, Zach LaPrade, Jay Fielder, J Harrison Norem, Chris Gibbs, Hunter Rodgers, Stewart McClintic, Richard Wong, Jonathan Lorentzen, Schuyler Humes, Gino Picozzi, and Coach Bautista.

1. Three boys lifting the heavy goal to set up for practice. 2. The rest of the team watches the three boys struggle with the goal. 3- The boys plan out their attack as they wait for the next drill to begin. 4. This young stud shows off his really long lacrosse stick.

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1. MS student council planning committee: Abby Abraham, Caitie Wilenchik, Rohan Ram, Hannah Keogh, Mackenzie Persen, and Jack Schwimmer.2. Julia Ivanova records the key points of the meeting for posterity. 3. The Middle School Student Council. 4. Mrs. Thomas, wise and just keeper of peace, supervises the meeting. 5. Hannah Keogh and Caitie Wilenchik-active participants in the early morning meeting.

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Rebecca Cianci Ben Cook

Mathew Cowlin Michael Crane

Betsi Crow Jameson Cumsky Sandeep Dhadvai

Angela Bauer Alexander Beus

Lexie Bohnert Caroline Brey

Ross Bridgeman Clare Burnham

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Megan Donovan Jamie Engelman

Nieolas Farrier Aaron Fazel

Nicholas Genta Alexis Glascock Dania Gold Brittny Golding

Greer Gosnell Annie Gould Alessandra Grace Deni Grambelova

John Guenther Shahmeer Halepota Carsten Hamann

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Elizabeth Jeans Molly Kearns

Michael Krumwiede David Landay

Kylie Huckleberry Alexa Itkin

Jared Neufer Caroline Perry

Blake Lewkowitz James Lundeen

Katie Lupica Philip Matos

Thais Moraes

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Alex Petersen Alex Phillips

Laura Reahard Sara Rosenzweig Andru Roysden

Hugh Schlott Max Schwimmer Abigail Seadler

Carissa Seip Richard Selling Shebani Shah Rachel Smith Jesika Streit

Olivia Stull Jake Swokowski Elizabeth Thompson Alborz Toofani Danielle Weinberg Sandra Weiss

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Nick Barranco Julie Bauer

Amanda Baum Jessica Baum

Sagan Beder Brittany Bonfield

David Bracher Chloe Brandon

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Suzanne Caughlin Emily Coltvet Joey Cordes

Rebecca Dias Kira Dillard Eric Eisner #

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Will Fielder Joel Fineman

Michaela Flynn Scott Griffen Daniel Haddock

Dathan Hamann Joanna Hartzmark Rebecca Hirsch David Hunt Anand Jayachandran JoshuaJohnson

Michaela Johnson-Clague Mara Kaufman Neel-Preet Khanuja Ian Krupar Hannah Kurtzweil Annie Lee

Alan LinCaitlin Lisa Kathryn Lorentzen Ben Lupinetti

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Shannon Malone Thomas Maloney

Alexandre Martelly Alexandra Matloff

Kera McClelland Courtney McConnell Elizabeth McGavock Katherine Overholt

Emily Rector Caytlin Reese

Alexandra Reinbold Emerson Reiter

Emma Robbs Jeffrey Roberts

Felisia Sainz John Schupbach

• Upper School • Sophomore- Sldss

Katie Senzig Talia Sherman

Bryan Silverman Sophie Stenson McGarrett Sutherland

Andrew Teer Sandra Theis Tracy Thomas

John Tierney Kaitlynn Tse Catherine Urbanek Courtney Van Cott Stephen Vrla

Corey Wade Grady Wieger Kris Wielunski John Wolfe Christopher Yee James Yurka

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Justin Abbate DanahAl-Sulaihim William Alkhoury

Alex Ashby Chase Bales

Andrew Bean

Nejra Beganovic Abby Bodell

Raphael Bongni Sable Burton

Mark Corey Alexander Cumsky

Danny Curzon Alexander Dru

Daniel Eisenberg Brianna Eller

Natasha Fazel

100 • Uj>j>e.r School • Junior SIms

Katharine Fish Shannen Fish

Alexandra Heuser Victoria Jeans Jamie Johnsen-Brigham Elaine Keightley

John Kester Jasleen Khanuja James Kiesel Matthew Kostrivas

Tom Foglesong Stephanie Furniss Alice Gaston

Ryan Gibbons Mark Greenburg Ruchika Gupta Brittney Haggerty

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Anne Slovin Dani Solomon Cassie Sonntag Rose Steeby Ben Swokowski

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‘Christmas is a time whenpeople of all religions come together to worship Jesus Christ.” - Bart Simpson

“OK, son. Just remember to have fun out there today, and if you lose, I’LL KILL YOU!” - Homer Simpson

Only two things Are Infinite, The universe and human stu­pidity and I’m not sure about the former. — Albert Einstein

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People die all the time, just like that. Why, you could wake up dead tomorrow! Well, good night. - Homer Simpson

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Give me thefor 911!”- Homer Simpson

“Me lose brain? Uh, oh! Ha ha ha! Why I laugh?” - Homer Simpson

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“Egotism is the anesthetic that dulls the pain of stupid­ity.”-Frank Leahy

“You can never underestimate the stupidity of the general public.’-Scott Adams“Assassination is the extreme form of censorship”-George Bernard Shaw

“Don’t Steal, the government hates competition.”-Quote from a bumper sticker

“When you speak to God, it’s known as prayer. When God speaks to you, it’s known as schizophrenia.”-Special Agent Fox Mulder from The X-Files

“Absolute justice is achieved by the suppression of all contradiction; therefore it destroys freedom.”-Albert Camus

“Attaining 100 victories in 100 battles is not the pinnacle of excellence. Subjugating the enemy’s army without fighting is the true is the true pinnacle of excellence.”-Sun Tzu, The Art of War

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I Next to coke and chocolate -me

I I am not an athlete,Sl I am a baseball player. I JohnKruki i n v i i n

All I ever wanted was an I honest week’s pay foran honest day’s work, l o a lSgt. Bilko

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Good friends we have, oh, good- friends we've lost Along the way.In this great future, you can't forget your past; So dry your tears, I seh.

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Prayin hard for better days, promise to hold on Me and my dawgs ain 't have a choice but to roll on. t ,.

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A fr ie n d w ill s trengthen you w ith he r prayers, bless

you w ith he r love, and encourage you w ith he r hope.

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Lord, I believe in you. I ’l l always believe in you. Though I ca n ’t see you w ith m y

eyes, deep in m y h e a rt you r presence I find . I ’l l keep m y tru s t in you .Let the

w hole w o rld say w h a t they may. N o one can take th is jo y away. Lord, I believe.

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“ ' Right,’ said F o rd ,' I’m going to have a look.’He glanced round at the others.' Is no one going to say, “No you can’t possibly, let me go instead”?’They all shook their heads.'O h well.’” H P

“Things are more like they are now that they

I have ever been.”President Gerald Ford

"It takes tw o to lie. One to lie and one to listen." “Everything’s too damned expensive these days. This Bible cost 15 bucks! And talk about a preachy book! Everybody's a sinner! Except this guy!” “Facts are meaningless. You could use facts to prove anything that's even remotely

true!”- £ l l - fO /V X 0Homer: America, take a good look at your beloved candidates. They're nothing but hideous space reptiles. [ unmasks them ] [ audience gasps in terror]Kodos: It's true, we are aliens. But what are you going to do about it? It’s m [ a two- party system; you have to vote for one o f us [ murmurs ]Man1: He's right, this is a two- party system.Man2: Well, I believe I’ll vote for a third -party candidate!Kang: Go ahead, throw your vote away! (Kang and Kodos laugh out loud] [ Ross Perot smashes his "Perot 96" hat ]The next day, Kodos announces the result: “All hail, President Kang." The | field in front o f the Capitol has now become a working ground where humans are whipped by aliens and used to carry materials. The Simpsons! family is working too.Marge: I don't understand why we have to build a ray gun to aim at a planet I never even heard of.Homer: Don’t blame me: I voted for Kodos.“Here we G O O O !... Amado, stop unlocking the door!" -541 |>0Z0

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And, I ’II never soy everything's okay, you don’t want to say that you're giving up right now, just hold your ground and don’t give up in what you believe. -Less Than Jake

I f I fall back down, you're gonna help me back up again, i f I fall back down, you're gonna be my friend. -Rancid

"Where do these stairs go?" "They go up."

"I don’t like my job, and I don't think I'm going to go anymore.""W on't you get fired?"“I don't know, but I'm not going to go."

Dr. Egon Spengler: I blame myself.Dr. Peter Venkman: So do I.Dr. Raymond Stantz: Well, no sense in worrying about it now.Dr. Peter Venkman: Why worry? Each one o f us is carrying an unlicensed nuclear accelerator on his back.

Gozar: Are you a god?Ray: Uh, no.Gozar: Then Die!!!Winston: Ray, when someone asks i f you're a god, you say YesH

Egon: "There's something very important I forgot to tell you."Peter: “What?"Egon: “Don't cross the streams."Peter: "Why?"Egon: “It would be bad."Peter: “I'm fuzzy on the whole good/bad thing. W hat do you mean "bad"?"Egon: "Try to imagine all life as you know it stopping instantaneously and every molecule in your body exploding at the speed o f light."Ray: “Total protonic reversal."Peter: "That’s bad. Okay. All right, important safety tip, thanks Egon."

Don't get me wrong, I'm not condoning fascism, or any-ism for that matter. -Ism's in my opinion are not good. A person should not believe in an -ism, he should only believe in himself. I quote John Lennon, “ I don't believe in The Beat/es, I just believe in me." Good point there. He was the walrus. I could be the walrus and I'd still have to bum rides o f f o f people.

Now looking back on all the days gone by I sit and wonder what it’d be like i f I never went * away would I see the world the way I do the memories that brought me to this place that I now call my home today. I want to go there, and I'm not scared, our time's just begun, Oh yeah, life goes by so d * * * quickly, for me, wanna have some fun. -The Mad Caddies

"You were supposed to come in Saturday! What were you doing?" “Michael, I did nothing. I did absolutely ] nothing, and it was everything I thoughtj it could be."

I didn't hit you! I lightly slapped you!

I know just who I am, and what’s in my head is that I don't really give a d * * * just who you think I am, it's who I am.

-Less Than Jake

I am not going to sit on my butt as the events that affect me unfold to determine the course o f my life. I'm going to take a stand. I’m going to defend it. Right or wrong, I'm going to defend it.

“Ever since I started working, every single day o f my life has been worse than the day before it. So that means that every single day that you see me, that's on the worst day o f my life."“What about today? Is today the worst day o f your life?”"Yeah.”“Wow, that’s messed up."

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myhero.

You a int gonna miss your water 'til your well runs dry. - Bob Marley

W e are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars. -Oscar Wilde

From age to age, nothing changes, and yet every­thing... is completely different. -Aldous Huxley

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Brown is the new black -Anonymous

Reality is wrong. Dreams are for real. -2Pac

Ryan, pull up your pants. -Everyone

Life ain't a track meet, it's a marathon.-Ice Cube

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“Stagehands are often viewed as dangerous barbarians. I think w e perpetuate the image because w e’ve become so comfortable with it, and because it keeps people out o f our way when w e’re trying to work.”

—Life as a Stagehand “He who throws mud only loses ground.”

—Chinese Proverb

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“The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything.” —Theodore Roosevelt

“Those who say it cannot be done should not interrupt the people doing it.” —Chinese proverb

“A lie gets halfway around the world before the truth has a chance to get its pants on.” —Winston Churchill “You want to know how to paint a perfect painting? It’s easy. Make yourself perfect and then just paint naturally.”

—Zen and the Art o f Motorcycle Maintenance

“I guess i f you’re gonna insist on holding on to some­thing from the 60’s, peace and love beats a ‘Get Smart’ lunchbox.” —Daria

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, You have no idea the extent to which I do | not like mayonaise.” —Charlie Lupicai “H e d oesn ’t have an accent H e just talks funny.”

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The Girls: Anne Phyllis Hannah Carolyn Jen Brigit Karly Bagel Melinda Blayne Lizzy Katherine Sophie

The Guys:AlexDanteSam (both)CharlieGregCory

The Inspirations: Ms. Thompson Mr. Martin Mr. Cook Ms. Anderson Ms. Barranco Jen Wang Vera Brosgol

Ewan MacGregor Alan Rickman Tayari Jones Ken Kesey Caleb Carr William Blake Faith Hicks

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Put something silly in the world that ain’t been there before.

~Shel Silverstein

I have no special talents, I am only passionately curious ~Einstein

It’s just a job. Grass grows, birds fly, and waves pound the sand.| I just beat people up. ~Muhammad Ali

Life is pain, princess... anyone who says differently is selling something.~Wesley, The Princess

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You are meant to be whatever you dream of becoming. ~Edmund O’Neil

I often quote myself; it adds spice to my conver­sation.~George Bernard Shaw

Things do not change; we change. Thoreau

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Life consists not in holding good cards but in playing those you hold well.” Josh Billings

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Nothing takes the taste out of peanut butter quite like unrequited love.~ Charlie Brown

It’s all just a random lottery of meaningless tragedy and a series o f near escapes. So I take plea­sure in the details. You know... a quarter-pounder with cheese, those are good, the sky about ten minutes before it starts to rain, the m om ent where your laughter becomes a cackle...~ Reality Bites

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killing each other, is left undone?-A la n Alda ~ G in Blossoms

Music is like magic. There’s a certain feeling you g e t... and every single minute you spend trying to hold onto it cuz you may never get it again. —Eminem

Blackbird singing in the dead of night, take these broken wings and learn to fly. —Beades

There are places I remember, all my life, though some have changed. Some forever, not for better, some have gone, and some remain. All these places had their moments, with lovers and friends I still can recall, some are dead and some are living. In my life, I’ve loved them all. —Beatles

Yes, there are two paths you can go by, but in the long run, there’s still time to change the road you’re on .— Zeppelin

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“I have only met three geniuses in my life.. .those geniuses are Pablo Picasso, Alfred Whitehead, and Gertrude Stein”— Gertrude Stein in The Autobiography o f Alice B. Toklas

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It's sickening how comforting the privacy of the mind can be.” Eve 6

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've never been so alone and I’ve never been so alive." •Third Eye Blind

Beauty will save the world.” -Fyodor Dostoevsky

I’m the prettiest!” -Charlie

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“...tomorrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms farther.... And one fine morning—So we beat on, boats against the f current, borne back ceaselessly ; into the past.”-F. Scott Fitzgerald The Great Gatsbv

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We were like WHOA and you were like WHOA and I was like WHOA —Finding Nemo—

The grand essentials to happiness in life are something to do, something to hope for, and something to love. —Joseph Addison —

Fly me to the moon, Let me play among the stars, Let me see what spring is like, On a-Jupiter and Mars, In other words, hold my hand,In other words, baby, kiss me, Fill my heart with song, And let me sing for ever more, You are all I long for, All I worship and adore, In other words, please be true, In other words, I love you! —Frank Sinatra —

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The senior class of 2004 dedicates this yearbook to you, Mrs. Barranco. We were the last class to have the honor of your guidance through Civilization I, and we can only feel sorry for those who may never be “scholars” of the Barranco variety. Your warmth, compassion, spirit, and sense of humor drove us to succeed in and survive freshman year; your excitement about learning and devotion to your students continued to inspire us in American Government and Russian History Through Literature. From the exploits of Roman emperors to the policies of current presidential candidates, the knowledge you have imparted has helped us understand the world at large. Your passion for what you were teaching has always been obvious, but your own strong opinions never interfered with your encouragement for us to form our own thoughts. But most importantly, you have taught us to remain true to ourselves while respecting others. You have shown us—with an open heart and sincere smile—that a teacher can also be a true friend.We will miss you in the years after we leave PCDS.

Thank you for all you have done for us.

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Elena Abarinov: Elena has a tremendously successful career in medical research but abandons it all after a chance encounter with he Dalai Lama at a falafel stand. She is now the proprietor of a widely popular yoga clinic in Beverly Hills, helping movie stars to ‘find their inner Zen.” • • • Cynthia Benin: When Cynthia graduates from college with the best record on record, the collegiate iead honchos gather together and determine that summa cum laude does not apply. An entirely new category must be created for Cynthia. Its new name? Extra Super Maximum Infinitum Laude. With a cherry on top. And some sprinkles. • • • Kylie Birnbaum: A.fter criss-crossing the globe several times just to be in the same vicinity as her idol, Britney Spears, Kylie lands herself in the pages of the Guinness Book of World Records under “World’s Most Devoted Fan.”! See also: “World’s Scariest Fan.” Impressed with Kylie’s determination, Britney Eventually makes her a personal back-up dancer. • • • Alisha Blischok: Minding her own business one sunny day, Alisha was accosted by someone who screamed “Good God, you sparkle! Can I bottle you?” She is now the face of and inspiration for Bubbly—Ralph Lauren’s new fragrance. You can catch Alisha on the TV and those giant print ads in Times Square, flashing a smile and telling the world: “Bubbly. It’s not just an aroma, it’s a state of mind.” • • • Leah Bloomberg:A promising young writer with an immediate and devoted following, Leah is relentlessly stalked by fans demanding that she write more and more and more. Burned out and more than a little frightened, Leah retreats to a Salinger-esque life of hermithood in the New Hampshire hills. She probably won’t be coming to the reunion. • • • Claire Brandon: Claire packs up her car, and starts a cross-country drive to discover small town America—her plan being to write a short story for every town she comes across and capture its simplistic views and charming eccentricities. Turns out small town America is really, really boring. Claire turns to writing harlequin romance novels, where the real money is. • • • Alex Brey: In every little town there is that crazy old man with all the cats who never comes out of his rickety shack save to chase a few trespassing kids off his lawn while brandishing a broom. In the little hamlet of Hooheyviille, Idaho, that man is Alex Brey. Get off his property, you meddling kids! • • • Morris Chan: Morris was last seen striding confidently in the direction of.. .well, no one is exactly sure where Morris was going. But he was going with p purpose. • • • Peter Curzon: To no one’s surprise, Twinkles ends up in the Ice Capades.. .as the official Zamboni Operational Engineer. He makes the ice super smooth—which is the only actual reason why the figure skating powers that be don’t suspend him when he shouts, “Sweep the legs!” in the middle of the program. • • • Carolyn Daucher: After being crowned Queen of Sarcasm and becoming a world-renowned grilled-cheese chef, Carly’s Pepsi addiction finally catches up to her, and she is admitted to the brand-new Coke wing at the Betty Ford Clinic. Upon her release, she regains her British accent and becomes an International Woman of Mystery^ • • Elizabeth Dias: The prophecy of the senior class of ’04 comes true as Elizabeth becomes the new PCDS French teacher. To prepare, she heads out to buy as many color-coordinated outfits (with shoes!) as she can find. • • • Brigit Donovan: After becoming the world’s most beloved kindergarten teacher, Brigit sadly has to file for disability insurance when all attempts to unlatch devoted students from her legs prove unsuccessful. • • • Chris England: After seeing a life counselor who urged him to “follow his own course,” Chris cut offhis ties with his twin brother. He moved cross country and is now the producer of a popular series of educational videos entitled Lacrosse: the Cult and Its Victims. • • • Jon England: Jon still doesn’t know why Chris won’t return his calls. He issued this statement: “Chris, if you are out there, dude, this is NOT funny anymore. I’m serious. I am this close to telling mom.” • • • Sophie Epstein: After a scout catches Sophie doing the Gwyneth Paltrow walk for enraptured change-throwing crowds at Grand Central Station, her comedy career is launched. She is responsible for the revival of Saturday Night Live but leaves in a storm of controversy, after punching out Chris Kattan, screaming “Nobody likes you, Mango!”• • • Rachel Etzkorn: The CIA recruits Rachel out of college, attracted not only by her keen powers of observation but also by her small stature. Rachel’s compactness allows her to retrieve secret files and eavesdrop on criminal conversations without drawing attention. She is also highly portable. • • • Sara Fastenberg: Sara played crazy good basketball in college, leading her school to an NCAA championship. Her career hit a snag, however, when the WNBA’s newly-pased minimum height rules prevented her from going pro. Unfazed, Sara started a professional 5’6” and under only coed league, which now surpasses both the NBA and WNBA in ticket sales. • • • Stephanie Fineman: Stephanie goes on to write a series of award-winning exposes on the steadily decreasing efficacy of pick-up lines. Her inspiration struck following the 50th attempt of a random guy to impress her by saying “Fineman, huh? [All I know is, you are one fine woman.” • • • Jordan Fisher: Jordan grew up, got married, and had some kids, but he leaves it all behind when he finds his heart is still back in Phoenix, with his first and one true love—Mr. Martin. • • • Val Garagiola: With her (charismatic personality, and strong voice, Val takes the only career path she feels uses her skills to the fullest—union leader. No (matter what the issue, Val will be your voice. Currently, she is leading a successful uprising of hotdog vendors against the empire [that is Diamondbacks baseball.

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Alex Gray: Alex continues her illustrious equestrian career and goes professional. However, when her winning streak accompanies her to every competition she enters, she is eventually forced to retire for killing the suspense. Alex currently; works as editor for Horse and Hound Vogue, a new magazine bent on revitalizing the equine image. • • • Jonathan Halevy: Jonathan leams about a school of thought that teaches that the length of one’s life is determined by the amount of words he or she speaks, that life is over once you frave reached your word limit. Remembering with fear his days of high-school debate, Jonathan now lives a life of silence as a mime. • • • Adina Hirsch: Adina is now the president and CEO of the country’s largest charitable organization. Her success in feeding the hungry and home-ing the homeless mostly derives from her “scare tactics” to get big business to cough up cash. She is now'the most feared and respected woman in corporate America. * • • Caroline Hogan: Caroline makes a living as a hotshotj lawyer, feared throughout the business for her nearly unmatched debating skills. She rarely loses a case. However, Caroline finds herself in frequent trouble with judges, who often hold her in contempt for speaking way, way too fast. • • • Lee-Lynn Huang: On a routine business trip to Djbuti, Lee-Lynn makes the fateful decision to go on a safari. The jungle natives take a shine to her and make a confused Lee-Lynn their queen. She rules over her little acreage of jungle with an iron fist and orders the beheading of all tourists who mispronounce her last name. • • • Ashley Humes: Ashley moves to Hawaii and lives out her life on the beach in quiet contentment, surfing everywhere she needs to go. She supports her lifestyle by beading jewelry for the sunburned tourists. • • • Jason Hung: Jason ends up, essentially, ruling the world. Labeled by Fortune Magazine as “Guy Most Likely to Make Bill Gates Look Poor,” Jasoh starts a successful computer business and anyone who ever knew him buys stock. You and everyone you know own something built by Jason, Inc. sThere’s no escape from his evil empire. • • • Ryan Islam: Ryan becomes the first person ever to become a celebrity without acting, singing, playing an instrument, running for office, selling anything on the Home Shopping Network, or making out with Paris Hilton': His fan club now rivals Tom Cruise’s in sheer volume. • • • Katie Kurtzweil: Katie,| guitar in tow, becomes a darling of the 1 coffee-shop circuit, attracting large crowds and a devoted following wherever she goes. Repeatedly offered lucrative record contracts, she rejects the trapping of fame and stays “true to the music.” £* • Erika Levin: Erika is now a freelance fashion designer, working for many different labels and dressing stars. She bounces back and forth between New] York, London, Milan, and, most recently, Paris—where she’s been trying desperately to talk Johnny Depp out of his hobo , look. • • • Jen Lewkowitz: After years of getting up at ungodly hours to become a better swimmer than your average fish, Jen decides that her true place is on frozen water instead. She is now vigorously training to land a coveted (cough," cough) spot on the U.S. Olympic Curling Team. Good luck, there, Jen. • • • Michelle Lisa: Michelle lives the simple life, having decided all that she needs are her friends—and the basic survival essentials, of course. Michelle needs some money, for groceries and whatnot, so she now works at a place called Tony’s Chicken Shack. • • • Charlie Lupica: After getting kicked out of successive circus acts for “freakish and unnatural behavior,” Charlie decides to go into business for ■ himself, creating the newest ultra-caloric fast food chain. His specialty? The Chalupica. • • • Dante Lupinetti: No one . can presently fifid Dante Lupinetti. Rumor has it that he has changed his name (again) to Ralph and moved to Madagascar,; where he spends his time writing lemur-themed poetry and collecting little cocktail umbrellas.• • • Kyle Malhotra: Kyle starts out as an eager young photographer for Rational Geographic, but his experiences

quickly embitter him. An entire special episode of When Animals Attack was filmed of his experiences flashing bright lights at wild animals. Kyle has mostly healed, and is now currently writing his memoirs. • • • Tammy McGavock:Tammy goes to school forever—getting her A.B., her M.B.A, her M.D., her P.h.D., and a law degree. Finding little satisfaction in her educational triumphs, she moves to Belize to teach third-world children the art of lacrosse. • • • Greg McGrath: Greg’s refereeing days came to an end when he was banned from the sport of soccer for making his twentieth consecutive twelve-year-old girl cry. He is also currently up on aggravated assault charges for savagely beating an old high-school classmate who addressed him as “Goog.” • • • Sam Mendelson: Sam sets out to (ha!) prove all those people ■ who ever called him lazy wrong. “Just watch!” he was heard to utter. “I’m going to invent things.. .useful, groundbreaking!

'.things beyond the grasp ofvour imagination!” He subsequently forgot. • • • Kristin Oelze: With her ruthless bump-* set-spike routine, Kristen demolishes all professional volleyball competition and qualifies easily for the Olympic team. However, she misses her chance for gold and glory because she’s late for the flight. • • • Aaron Packer: Aaron joins | Alejandro’s band as their drummer but is fired right before they hit the big time because the whole ketchup-chugging thing was just too weird. He now works at a fast-food joint, telling anyone who will listen about his days as a musical heartthrob. They keep the condiments under lock and key.

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• • • Sal Pozo: Sal starts a rockin’ band, Salt Well, and sets out on tour. When it comes to light that the band actually appears to be named after Sal, a power struggle ensues and the drummer quits in a fury. Sal is now the only known musician to play bass and drums simultaneously for the same band. • • • Elizabeth Reahard: Years after graduating PCDS and leaving her cross-country days behihd her, Elizabeflrstarts to feei the pangs of loss. She yearns to again run for miles and miles and end up where she started. In a burst of nostalgia, she signs up for the Boston Marathon but lives to regret it. • • • Mike Reinbold: Mike was redruited by the CIA as part of their covert organized-crime-infiltration sector. His current top-secret, hush-hush assignment is to pose as a Jamaican mobster. Godspeed, Mike. • • • Becky Repko: Becky—Rebecca to you now— is a prqfessor at Stanford, where she teaches one of the university’s most popular undergraduate courses: This Book is to Dye for: Hair Color and Its Impact on Modem Literature. Becky—Rebecca, sorry—is also an unofficial coach for the cheerleading squad. Oops, you weren’t supposed to know that. • • • Amado Sainz: Since the passing of Mr. Rogers, Amado keenly felt the void in the world of children’s television programming. His proposition for a new show, which he pitched as “Sesame Street meets Soul Train,” was met with enthusiastic approval from the network head honchos. Mr. Amado in the Hood will begin filming shortly.y* • • Alejandro Saldana: Alejandro has been living it up in the limelight, basking in the fame brought by playing guitar in his hit band. Firing Aaron revitalizes their musical image, but it isn’t until their single, “Little Ketchup Packets,” hits the billboard top 10 that their careers really take off. • • • Ry Schubert: After spending a few post-collegiate years living with his parents because “debater” turned out not to be a viable career option, Ry wised up, bought a suit, and moved to D.C. He is now a lobbyist for the Republican Party. • • • Sierra Seip: Having never forgotten Charlie’s pledge (signed, witnessed, and notarized in Mrs. Thompson’s class) to marry her if they were both single by their thirtieth birthdays, Sierra now fills her ** days stalking “her Chuck.” With her surveillance-equipped van, she hunts down any possible competition for her beloved and “neutralizes the threat.” • • • Mansi Shah: Tiring of classical violin after years of traveling the world, playing with symphonies in eleven different countries, Mansi comes to, the conclusion that bluegrass,;fiddling is really more her thing. She auditions successfully to join the Dixie Chicks, but four’s a crowd so they decide to kick out the blonde one. She was dead weight anyway. • Lesley SUverthom: Lesley becomes a neurosurgeon of wide acclaim, and her book, Your

i Brain is Squishy, remains on the New York Times bestseller list for 31 weeks. Never one to slack off, Lesley also finds | a successful side job manufacturing and marketing baby food for adults. • • • Rosika Singh: Rosika, running for no J particular party, becomes the first female President of the .United States in an unprecedented unanimous election. At first, i there is some half-hearted opposition‘, but once the slogan “Rosika for President: Because Rosika Knows Best” hits signs I and airwaves everywhere, the remaining candidates drop out since they can’t really argue with that. • • • Lizzy Smith: Lizzy, among her many achievements, makes it onto Jeopardy, which she wins repeatedly because Lizzy knows all. However, she loses in the final round of the Super Grand Championship because she doesn’t frame her (correct) answer in the “What is®.?” format. Infuriated, Lizzy leapfrogs her podium and strangles Alex Trebek. She is up for parole soon.• • • Sarah Spencer: By some twist of fate, Sarah ends up working at the United Nations headquarters in New York, where—by virtue of hard work and a sparkling attendance record—she is promoted to Goodwill Ambassador to Bali.Her duties including sunning herself on tropical beaches and drinking fruity cocktails. • • • Sam Thompson: Sam is still on the run from authorities on multiple charges of polygamy. He is rumored to have sought sanctuary in Utah. If you want to hear from Sam, alias, Bert Ernie, please contact police in any office of the following states with warrants for his arrest: Arizona, Alabama, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, Delaware, Oregon, and South Dakota. • • • Stef Trompetter: Having graduated from culinary school, Stef decides the best way to make it to the big time is to take on The Man himself: the Iron Chef. After beating him soundly (turns out the Iron Chef can’t make mac and cheese) , she gets her

I own primetime cooking show, Chef Stef. • • • Mike Vrla: Mike becomes a hockey star of Gretsky-esque proportions,I but his life feels strangely empty as his perpetual quest to find the vowel missing from his last name results in nothing but I disappointment. Despite insistence from his friends and family that “it doesn’t work like that,” Mike still harbors dreams I of making it on Wheel o f Fortune and buying a vowel. • • • Cam Warner: Cam achieves a history-making break down I of the gender barrier when his bold spirit leads him to try out for the Laker Girls. Redubbed as “The Laker Persons of No | Specific Gender,” their new sparkle and addition of the Gigolo cheer to their repetoire inspires the team to new heights. •1 • • Tara Weiger: After a chance encounter with Mia Hamm led to a spontaneous pick-up soccer game, Tara’s mad soccer I skills are made known to the world. The new American prodigy is sent overseas to leam Italian-style fiery football. • • •I Jordan Wyndelts: Jordan forgoes art and most human contact when she decides to train to become The Ultimate Dance I Revolution CHAMPION!!! She turns out to be pretty good, but loses to Gary Coleman in the final sudden-death round.

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I Likely to Brighten Your Day: Carolyn Daucher and Sal Pozo. 9. Best Smile: Alisha Blischok andI Sal Pozo. 10. Most Athletic: Peter Curzon and Sara Fastenberg. 11. Most Likely to be a FamousI Performer: Katie Kurtzweil and Alejandro Saldana. (Alejandro is off performing.) 12. Most Artistic: I Dante Lupinetti and Jordan Wyndelts.

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1. Russian History is so thought-provoking that Jordan Wyndelts and Charlie Lupica scratch their faces as they ponder the question posed.2. The sophomores sit down to a hearty Beowulfe feast. 3. Mr. Martin, with coffee mug at hand, prepares to whack somebody on the head with a stack of papers. 4. An English II class listens intently to Dr. Carter.

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1. Talia Sherman wearing armor while reading from a piece of paper. No, that’s not unusual at all. 2. Some people listen to Mr. Coon in AP English, but others just catch up on their reading. 3. Mr. Coon presides over his senior English class from the protection of his desk. 4. Greer Gosnell teaches her book of the Odyssey to a freshman English class.

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2. 3.1. All eyes are on Dr. Correa as he dispenses instructions enespanol. 2. Dr. Correa shares some poesia increible con su clase,3. Ms. Anderson teaches Sam Mendelson, Amado Saenz, and RySchubert a thing or two about Latin. 4. Thanks, Jen. Now we’llnever know what Latin is worth, because your hand is blockingthe poster.

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7jfle 'HtWton WfcnnfiJpte1. Matt Peairs, as we all know, really does love math and science. 2. James Yerka has constructed himself a new hat in a moment of childhood regression during math class. Dr. Cags is not pleased. 3. Alex Brey uses his classtime to write a calculus-themed haiku. 4. Dr. Cags is a formidable force in his classroom-especially with the added height of a chair.

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1. Yummy. Katie Fish loves it when she has an anatomy lab right before lunch. 2. “Gah,” thinks Laura Reahard as she works diligently to complete her Geometry project. 3. Dante Lupinetti takes a short nap during math class, albiet in front of the whiteboard. 4. Clare Burnham, Alexa Itkin, and Megan Donovan come to Mrs. Smith with questions about the wild world of Biology. 5. It’s Torso Boy, a common fixture in any biology classroom.

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1. Mr. Cook shows Caitlin Lisa the precise technique in ceramics. 2. Alan Lin creates a masterpiece with pencil in hand.3. Cynthia Benin puts the finishing touches on her pot. Perhaps she’ll name it Erma. 4. Angela Bauer and Will Fielder work carefully on a still life. 5. Sophie Epstein examines her photos for the best exposure.

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1. Dathan Hamann is ecstatic to be able to poke holes in the wall. 2. Denny Grambelova paints some pretty pictures. 3. Grady Wieger draws a multitude of lines. 4. Dania Gold colors in some shapes and makes sure she stays within the lines. 5. Ryan Islam shows Alex a thing or two about artwork.

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CslMsicfrl Music Mfraic1. Fowler Brown, Jessie Baum, and Mandy Baum play a trio for two clarinets and flute. 2. David Bracher leads the string ensemble. 3. Drew Teer and Alex Brey play their parts from Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker 5 Suite. 4. Jesika Streit and Shebani Shah “play a duet” with their violins.

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1. Nick, Jeff, Mike, and Sal sing good. 2. Caroline peruses a new piece.3. Elaine and Natasha stretch for a high note! 4. Katie examines the music. 5. The Notables. Back Row: Suzie Caughlin, Grady Wieger, Kera McClelland, Alex Dru, Elaine Keightley, Anne Slovin, Sophie Epstein, KC Lewis, Carolyn Daucher, Dante Lupinetti, Jason Sanghi, Nick Genta, Tori Jeans, and Rebecca Cianci. Bottom Row: Sal Pozo, Mike Reinbold, Julie Bauer, Matt, Nick Barranco, Tara Wieger, Natasha Fazel, Brittney Haggerty, Jeff Roberts, Caroline Perry, Hannah Kurtzweil, Katie Lupica, Rachel Smith, and Megan Donovan.

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1. Mrs. Keller tells Lexie Bohnert and Katie Lupica the secret to over­coming stage fright, but we can’t pass it on. 2. Ms. Keller shows her Theatrical Movement class how to stretch properly. 3. Chris England shows us how it’s done as a foot lurks dangerously above his head.4. Jordan Fisher has found his new calling as a yoga instructer. 5. Unidentifiable girl is completely wiped out.

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1. Carolyn Daucher and Catherine Urbenek play brothel owners. 2. Matt Peairs presents Cam Warner (Pericles) with his long lost wife, Sophie Epstein, as five vestigal virgins look on with frank envy in their eyes. 3- Kyle Malhotra does some sort of techie thing that no one else really knows about but is vitally important to the production.4. Cam Warner strikes Dante Lupinetti with a not-so-fatal blow. 5- Dante and Ben Lupinetti, KC Lewis, and Jayme Kiesel prepare to fight... but Sam Mendelson would rather just beat up Cam.

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ack Row: Mr. Henderickson, Sarah Watson, Val Garagiola, Sierra Seip, Cynthia Benin, Ryan Islam, Peter Curzon, and Alex Ashby. Front Row: Phillip Matos, Callie Thompson, Dani Solomon, Dan Haddock, Lizzie Thompson,

Lexie Bohnert, and Mrs. Hawkins.

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1. Senate meetings can be long and ardous: Joel snakes a glance at his watch, Phillip is tired, and Dani is hungry. 2. Sarah Watson takes pithy notes. 3. Sierra calls the senate meeting to order.She rules with firm hand.4. Grady Wieger, Peter Curzon, and Dan Haddock--couch potatoes all the way.

Back Row: Sean Kramer, Grady Wieger, Jason Sanghi, Alex Dru, Nick Genta, Morris Chan, Mr. Hendrickson, Kyle Whisler, Mahalingam, Alex Ashby, Sable Burton. Middle Row: Monica Malhotra, Natacha Peterson, Jasleen Khanuja, Katie Fish, Abby Molly Kearns, Carly Brey, Brittany Haggerty, John Schupbach, Lee-Lynn Huang. Bottom Row: Callie Thompson, Danielle Skloven,,

Hannah Kurtzweil, Stephanie Furniss, and Rick Selling

1. Hannah Kurtzweil donates to a drive to help the soldiers in Iraq. 2. Grady Wieger plays a mean game of shuffleboard. I mean, Grady Wieger helps sweep up a class­room. 3. Kerry Persen: do-gooding feels good. 4. Danielle Skloven, president, calls a meeting to order. Volunteers can be rowdy!

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Rising in Support of Multiculturalism: Cam Warner, Mansi Shah, Rosika Singh, Lee- Lyn Huang, Alex Brey, Kylie Birnbaum, Mike Vrla, Shebani Shah,

Felisia Sainz, and Katie Senzig.

This year’s Unitown group breaks from bond­ing activities for a Kodak moment.

Left: Unitown puts on a skit in the gym.

Right: Kyle Malholtra, Aaron Fazel, and Sandy Theis-group bond­ing at its best.

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1. You’re holed up in the yearbook room for hours like Toby Seadler.2. You experiment with taking pictures of the Head of Upper School forfun like Daniel Scarpace and Elena Abarinov. 3. Your organizational skills of yearbook pictures have become an obsessive-compulsive habit as in the case of Daniel Scarpace. 4. You have to eat while you work like Ruchika Gupta.

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Back Row:Toby Seadler, Jessie Baum, Scott Griffith, Cassie Sonntag, Kerr Persen, Daniel Scarpace. Front Row: Elena Abarinov, Carolyn Daucher,

Courtney McConnell, Katherine Lorentzen, and Ruchika Gupta.

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Vlex Ashby, Amado Saenz, Callie Thompson, Danielle Skloven, Claire Brandon, Stephanie Fineman, and Elena Abarinov. Front Row: Lesley Silverthorn, Val Garagiola. Leah Bloomberg, Lizzie Smith, and Cynthia Benin.

1. Chris Yee works long and hard to make the layout pleasing to the eye. 2. Sophie Epstein runs her fiery rant by Lizzie Smith, the Op-Ed editor. 3- Editor-in-Chief Callie Thompson does what she does best-editing. 4. Joel Fineman points out some connections for Cassie Sonntag to make.

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Back Row: Leah Bloomberg, Alex Heuser, Mr. Coon, Daniel Eisenberg, Jordan Wyndelts, Alex Brey, Claire Brandon, and Stephanie Fineman.

Front Row: Danielle Skloven, Sophie Epstein, Lizzie Smith, DanteLupinetti.

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The Editorial Board: Daniel Scarpace, Tammy McGavock, Elena V. Abarinov, Lesley Silverthorn, and Dr. Cags.

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1. Co-editor Daniel Scarpace grumbles while correcting an article. 2. “By George,I think I’ve got it!” Jared Neufer cries passionately as he reaches a math epiphany. 3. Tammy McGavock and Lesley Silverthorn—The Radical’s very own co-editors and columnists. 4. Alex Brey questions the basics: Is two plus two really equal to four?

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Assistant Gordon Krnjaic, Coach Matt Guthrie, Caroline Hogan, Amado Sainz, Shahmeer Halepota, Michael Crane,Jarod Neufer, and Alex deBeus.

1. Who knows? 2. Matt Guthrie suggests viewing the argument from a different angle. 3. Amado Sainz, a true debate master, practices his 1AR speech without his cards. 4. Jared Neufer isn’t sure whether he should take a nap or continue to read Foucault philosophy.

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Harsten Hamann, Sam Mendelson, Charlie Lupica, Freshman Girl, Sierra Seip, Shebani Shah, Neel Khanuja, Monica Malholtra, Daniel Eisenburg, Alexandra Matloff, Courtney Van Cott,Mara Kaufman, Chris Yee, Rachel Etzkorn, Alex Brey,

Carolyn Daucher, and Sandy Theis.

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1. Courtney Van Cott takes the podium to practice her lines.2. Charlie Lupica and Carolyn Daucher study intently over the case. 3. Sandy Theis practices being the witness with the coach.

The- 'He.Ws/ In1. Senora Gilbert makes gram­mar corrections to Jordan Fisher’s article. 2. Editors Scott Griffen and Sandy Theis plan the next issue.3. Spanish experts Kelly McWilliams and Courtney Van Cott perfect their articles. 4. Bryagiilverman and Emily Rector show off the cover artwork.

Back row: Jessie Baum, Emily Rector, Julie Bauer, Daniel Scarpace. Middle Row: Alexandra Matloff, Sarah Watson, Morrii Chan, Kevin Oelze. Front Row: Laura Reahard, Alex Matloff, Scott Griffen, Senora Gilbert, Sandy Theis, and Mandy Baun

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Will Fielder, Corey Wade, Andrew Seid, Ryan Gibbons, Salvador Pozo, John England, David Hunt, Daniel Eisenberg,Felisia Sainz, and Thomas Maloney.

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1. Ryan Gibbons showing off his camera to Felisia Sainz. 2. Video guru Ryan Gibbons poses for a picture in the quad with his ever-faithful companion, black coffee. 3. David Hunt makes sure the record button is on.4. Ryan Gibbons and Daniel Eisenberg edit the countless hours of film.

Science nerds uniteJ ‘TEAMS. Back Row: Jonathan Halevy, Jason | Sanghi, Kevin Oelzejon England, Cassie Sonntag, Tom Foglesong, David Krumwiedej and Harteg Singh. Middle Row: Amado Sainz, Charlie Lupica, Elena AbarinSv, Lesley Silverthornj Tammy McGavpck, and Jill Tse. j Front RowcSam Mendelson and Eric Eisner, I Not pictured: Cynthia Benin. -

Science Bowl, Back Row:Mr. Swingler (adviser), Eric Eisner, Kevin Oelze, Alex Dru and Jason Sangh. Front Row: Cynthia Benin, Lesley Silverthorn, Tammy McGav- ock, and Elena Abarinov. Not pictured: Charlie Lupica, Sam Mendelson, Alex Brey, and Amado Sainz.

Right: Alex Dru and Jason Sanghi are ready to buzz

during Science Bowl practice.

Left: Sam Mendel­son and Amado Sainz commune with technology

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Fowler Brown, Felisia Sainz, Emily Rector, Neal Khanuja, Jasleen Khanuja, Katie Lupica, KC Lewis, Emerson Reiter, Justin Abbate, Drew Teer, and John Kester.

Left: Justin Abbate gives a welcome speech to the new initiates of the club.

Right: Tracey Thomas and Blake Lewkowitz discuss Greek philosophy.

Jasleen Khanuja-the Spirit of Latin III.

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Left: Molly Kearns prepares to serve and crush the opponents.

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Junior Varsity Team. Back Row: Coach Susan and Coach Tonn. Middle Row:

Jamie Engelman, Julie Bauer, Caitlin Lisa, Alex Reinbold, Tori Jeans. Front Row:

Carissa Seip, Clare Burnham, and Emma Robbs.

Right: Natasha Fazel lays the srjiagk down!

Varsity Team. Back Row: Coach Tonn and Coach Susan. Middle Row: Cassie Sonntag, Kristen Oelze, Sable Burton, Sierra Seip, Sara Rosenzweig, and Natasha Fazel. Front Row: Carissa Seip, Sophie Stenson, Suzie Caughlin, Brigit Donovan, and Greer Gosnell.

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The team huddles to bang the floor as hard as they can to frighten all.

Freshman Team. Back Row: Coach Tonn and Coach Susan. Middle Row: Alexandra Bohnert, Betsy Crow, Thais Moraes, Rebecca Ciani, and Sandy Weiss. Front Row: Molly Kearns, Angela Bauer, Megan Donovan, and Ali Grace.

Left: Carissa Seip and Alex Reinbold stretch to block the oncoming ball.

Right: Jamie Engelman reaches down for a low one.

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Back Row: Drew Teer, Tom Fogelsong. Third Row: Katie Overholt, Stefanie Trompetter, Abby Bodell, Michelle Lisa, Kera McClellaq JoArma Hartzmark. Second Row: Asher Landay, Andru Roysden, Blake Lewkowitz, Callie Thompson, Annie Lee, Danielle Skloverj

First Row: Becca Hirsch, Katheryn Lorentzen, Hannah Kurtzweil, Talia Sherman, Brittney Bonfield, Lizzy Sean, and Kira Dillard j

out of the water. 3. Blake Lewkowitz emerged gasping for air during the butterfly. 4. Brittnej Bonfield gracefully glides through the waters only gills are missing.

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1. Tom Folgelsong, Coach Kristen, and Drew Teer are all smiles before a diving competition. 2. Tom Foglesong, Kera McClelland, Michaela Johnson-Clague, and Drew Teer begin to dive off the platform in perfect unison.3. Drew Teer remembers that he left his car unlocked mid-dive. Gosh, darn it! 4. Kera McClellan, Michaela Johnson-Clague, and Tom Folgelsong synchronize their movements to wow the crowd as Drew Teer enviously watches from the side. 2004 Olympics, watch out!

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Back Row: Laura Reahard, Ashley Humes, Coach Youngman, Lesley Silverthom, Elizabeth Dias, Tammy McGavock, Coach McKean, Elizabeth ] Reahard, Philip Matos, Tommy Maloney, David Hunt. Middle Row: Daniel Eisenberg, Kelly McWilliams, Liz McGavock, Emily Rector, Scott Griffenj

Eric Eisner, Cory Wade. Front Row: Claire Brandon, Jarod Neufer, Chloe Brandon, Matt Peairs, Elena Abarinov, Jessie Baum, Jay Lundeen, Joel Fineman, Amanda Baum, Anand Jayachandran, Alex Martely, Felisia Sainz, Sandy Theis, Denny Grambelova.

1. Denny Grambelova is hogging all of the water from Sandy Theis. 2. Lesley Silverthorn bolts to the finish.3. Elizabeth Reahard--what stamina, what perserverance. 4. Matt Peairs is no fool--he knows hydration is the key. 5. Eric Eisner and Joel Fineman sign in their stellar times with Ashley Humes.

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Back Row: Coach Kerri, Alisha Blischock, Mansi Shah, Lee-Lynn Huang, Stefanie Trompetter, and Coach Cassie. Front Row: Shannon Malone, Brittney Haggerty, Sofia Long, and Becky Repko.

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1. The cheer squad in perfect formation. 2. The cheer squad in a different formation-this time more of a semi­circle. 3- Alisha Blischock, Mansi Shah, and Lee-Lynn Huang pump up the crowd at a home game.

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Left: Senior Greg McGrath shows his aggressive side on the field.

Right: Peter Curzon sacrifices body and soul to advance the play.

Left: Mark Corey strikes the ball like a pro.

Right: John Kester flies through the air to head the ball.

Left: Alex Dru, Alex Ashby, Peter Curzon, Bryan McLaren and Jeff Roberts look more than a little bit frightened as they prepare to block the oncoming ball.

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. Back Row: Coach McKean, Caitlin Lisa, Annie Gould, Thais Moraes, Tammy McGavock, Sable Burton, Natasha Fazel, Cassie Sonntag, Stefanie Papp, Lesley Silverthorn. Middle Row: Liz McGavock, Dania Gold, Carly Brey, Alice Gaston, Juli

Bauer, Ruchika Gupta, Ashley Humes, Claire Burnham. Front Row: Tara Weiger, Shannon Fish.

1. Annie Gould beats her opponent to the ball with only a few seconds to spare. 2. Alice Gaston braces herself for a head- on collision. What selflessness! 3. Carly Brey backs up Cassie Sonntag as they prepare to blow past the opposition and score a goal.

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1. Julie Bauer pushes her way past the opponnent with just enough force to get to the ball but not receive a red card--a delicate balance, indeed. 2. Shannon Fish pauses to survey the game from a fresh perspective and to consider the delightful post-game snacks that await her. 3. Ruchika Gupta and Tara Weiger patriotically defend the homeland with a preemptive strike at the ball. 4. Natasha Fazel punts her heart out. 3. Ashley Humes, normally all sugar off the field, gets ready to trip that girl with no regrets.

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Varsity. Top Row: Coach Greer, Kyle Whisler, John Kester, Tracy Thomas, Coach Kiltz, Mike Reinbold, Coach Fore, Alex i Cumsky, Prashanth Mahalingam, Chase Bales, Coach Kobold. Bottom Row: Ryan Islam, Matt Kostrivas,

Justin Abbate, John Wolfe, Alex Ashby, and Andrew Bean.

Chase Bales dribbles the ball swiftly around a defender.

Right: Kyle Whisler taking it to the hoop.

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Left: Matt Kostrivas gets ready to pass the ball.

Right: Mr. Hendrickson, Mr. Campbell, Ms. Hawkins, and Mr. Flail—all wearing their cute, little hats—cheer on the men’s team.

Justin Abbate makes his way down the court with great, tiger-like ferocity.

Mark Corey guards all of his might.

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Junior Varsity. Top Row: Coach Greer, John Tierney, Prashanth Mahalingam, Tracy Thomas, Alex Cumsky, Kevin Oelze, Mark Corey, Coach Kobold.Bottom Row: Andrew Bean, Andru Roysden, Rick Selling, and Alex Peterson.

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elle Weinberg, Brittny Golding, and Carissa Seip.

T Carissa Seip makes a suave break for the hoop. 2. Becky Repko gets chased down the court. 3- “Nuh uh,” says Val Garagiola, “No way you’re getting this ball! I’m taller!”

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Chloe Brandon evades the other team’s player with her elbow.

Junior Varsity Team. Coach Greer, Brittny Golding, Danielle Weinbeig, Rebecca Ciani, Jesika Streit, Stefanie Furniss, Carissa Seip, and Coach K.

Brittny Golding sprints down the court like a wild cheetah.

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Top Row: Coach Packer, Tommy Maloney, David Krumweide, Mike Reinbold, Jon England, Sal Pozo, Will Fielder, Mike Vrla, Dan Curzon, Will Alkhoury. Middle Row: Emerson Reiter, Jeff Roberts, Peter Curzon, Ben Cook, Alex Dru, Jason Sanghi, Dan Haddock. Bottom Row: Alan Lin, Beau Burrows, Stephen Vrla, Chris England, Michael Krumweide.

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“Our defensive is offensive!” grunts the “D-Unit” of the team.

Left: Emerson Reiter races down the line so fast a sonic boom is heard for miles round!

Right: Peter Curzon shows off his stylin’ jacket with flare. What a chick magnet!

Left: Tommy Maloney jogs across the field with his teammates during practice.

Right: Jeff Roberts, Chris England, and Peter Curzon say, “Yeah, we play lacrosse man. Got a problem with that?”

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Top row: Coach Lance, Elizabeth Dias, Sierra Seip, Cassie Sonntag, Caroline Hogan, Michaela Flynn, Ruchika Gupta, Stephanie Papp, Alice Gaston, Coach Vince. Bottom Row: Leslie Silverthorn, Liz McGavock, Emily Coltvet, Julie Bauer,

Carissa Seip, Tammy McGavock, Coach Ashley.

Left: Elizabeth Dias races down the field with lightning speed

during practice.

Right: The team huddles around Coach

Lance for a strategy talk.

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Left: Cassie Sonntag scratches her back with her lacrosse stick!

Left: Alice Gaston is unbeatable in the goal.

Right: The Seip sisters are ready to go.

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Men’s Varsity. Top Row: Coach Jerry, Alex Lee, Andrew Seid, Anand Jayachandra, Mark Corey, Joel Fineman, Fowler Brown, Scott Griffen, David Bracher. Bottom Row: Hugh Schlott, Sandeep Dhadvai, Aaron Chasse,

Asher Landay, and Aaron Fazel.

1.1. Mark Greenburg follows his swing all the way through like a pro. 2. Mark Greenburg and Mark Corey eagerly await a chance to pulverize their opponents. 3. Anand Jayachandra, Joel Fineman, and Scott Griffen practice for the cover of Sports Illustrated (not the swimsuit edition, though).

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Top Row: Alexis Glascock, Jessie Baum, Sarah Watson, Danny Soloman, Callie Thompson, and Nera Beganovic.Bottom Row: Courtney McConnell and Kerry Persen.

1. Dani Solomon and Callie Thompson get ready to play a killer game of doubles. 2. Alexis Glascock and Jessie Baum duel it out for first to serve. 3. Sarah Watson hits her shoes with her tennis racket in an overly excited state of anticipation.

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Team Photo: Top Row: Coach Huber, Ry Schubert, Nick Genta, Kevin Oelze, Sam Thompson, Sam Mendelson, John Teirney, Greg McGrath, Andrew Bean, John Kester, Coach Kolboldt. Bottom Row: Rick Selling, Jordan Fisher, Andru

Roysden, Justin Abbate, Nick Barranco, Dathan Hamann, John Schupbach, Jake Swokowski, and Alex Ashby.

1. Greg McGrath stealthily creeps his way down the third-base line. 2. Justin Abbate stops himself from swinging at the pitch in the dirt. Good eye, Justin, good eye! 3. John Schupbach adjusts his batting stance while waiting for the pitch.

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1. Alex Ashby hits a ringing double into the right field gap. 2. Sam Mendelson shows great poise on the mound. 3. John Kester delivers a strike during a scrimmage game against Valley Lutheran 4. Jake Swokowski patrols right field and waits for any fly ball hit his way. 5. Andru Roysden, Sam Mendelson, and Jake Swokowski are by no means bench warmers. No, they’re official foul-ball retrievers.

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Back Row: Coach Larry Morgan, Kera McClelland, Michelle Lisa, Chloe Brandon, Abigail Seadler, Kylie Huckleberry, Kati Lupica, Clare Burnham, and Coach Erika Beach. Front Row: Tara Wieger, Becky Repko, Alisha Blischok, Sara Fastenberg

Cynthia Benin, and Adina Hirsch.

Right: Coach Larry passes on some secret

signs to help Sara Fastenberg while she’s

on first base.

Left: Michelle Lisa hits a home run during a

scrimmage!

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The team huddles together to discuss strategy, as well as international politics, of course.

Left: Alisha Blischok pitches another strike without even breaking a sweat. Well, okay, maybe a little sweat.

Right: Cynthia Benin stretches to catch Alisha’s strike and save the ump from’a black eye. What a duo!

Left: Adina Hirsch,Val Garagiola, Chloe Brandon, and Kylie Huckleberry relax on the bench during a scrimmage.

Right: Valerie Garagiola is always poised and ready for the ball in the outfield.

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•Top Row: Brian Silverman, Ryan Gibbons, John Wolfe, Harteg Singh, John Guenther, Ben Shanken, James Lundeen, Alex Phillips. Bottom Row: Tracy Thomas, Mike Reinbold, Prashanth Mahaimgam, Sagan Beader, Carly Brey,

Ben Swokowski, Elizabeth Reahard, Laura Reahard.

t \1. John Wolfe leans on his golf­ing skills in the quad. 2. Tracy Thomas shcjws off his impec­cable golf swing in the quad. 3.Prashanth Mahalingam and Matt Kostrivas getting a little cozy with their golf clubs.

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Creating a book of any magnitude is a tremendous accomplishment and a yearbook is no exception. It’s a labor of love (most days) for those who toil days, nights, and weekends with the sole goal to create the most pleasing, attractive and informative

record of the past year at Phoenix Country Day School. For those who have served so diligently this year, I have nothing but admiration for and gratitude to you: the results have been wonderful and my experience with you has been delightful.

I would first like to recognize Madame Editor Elena V. Abarinov. A more tireless worker or one stronger in her convictions does not likely exist. She has supplied her vision, guidance, good humor, and hard work to make The 2004 Phoenician what it is. Many thanks, Elena.

The “Dynamic Duo” of Assistant Editors, Daniel Scarpace and Toby Seadler were superb in their performance and stalwart in being here when it counted. Thank you for your good cheer and even better loyalty to the yearbook. Photo Editor Kerry Person managed an impossible job and always with a smile. Special thanks to Caroline Daucher for her sterling work as Captions Queen (and Time Warp Specialist, 1st Class). Kudos! Other students also gave of themselves when it counted and deserve special credit as well: Scott Carlson, Jessie Baum, Kiera Dillard, Ruchika Gupta, and Cassie Sonntag. For photo support above and beyond the call of duty, special thanks to our own Communications Office (Joan Risley and Debra Kolbet), Ryan Gibbons (and his coffee-flavored humor), Lee Silverthorn (great endsheets, Lee!) who always seem to be there when you need them—and often before you realize it!

To the patient parents who allowed these students to spend hours and days in the Lab—and then provided transportation: my heartfelt thanks.

To the faculty and staff of all three PCDS divisions, your support and assistance were invaluable in shooting needed pictures, identifying those cherubic faces, and generally helping the whole process along.

To Nancy Krase, photographer extraordinaire: we couldn’t have done it without you. The quality of so many of these images is due to your professional expertise and incredible willingness to be there to serve the PCDS community.

To Ali Vritska and Terri Schnell of Herff-Jones, many, many thanks. Your warm support carried us through (and past) many deadlines. This book is a result of your hard work, as much as ours.

And finally, to Geoff Campbell, Head of the Upper School: you have been so kind to and supportive of the Yearbook staff this year—we thank you. And it should not be forgotten that you were the original captain that set this ship off on its deep water this year. We reached port safely!

Andrew Reese

PHOTO CREDITS:

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